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The Osceola times., 1876-08-19
Our Position.


sabsprd arguments used against Mr..
Ropssan in his present canvass. is
the mendacious INSCRIPTIONS allie.
cation, "that he has sold out the
Osccola TINES in the interest OF
Capt. McVeigh." We deny ihIs ac-
cusation ss false IN every particular,
aid Us worthy thc\ source from
whonce it omina.es. \lWhen we n
sumed exclpslve management and
control OF the editorial columns Of
tne TINES, Capt. McVeigh was rot
candidate for the Legislature. 1t
was generally understood, that he
would not be candidate. Our
connection with the paper was II
matter OF pure friendship, and nc
commodation to Mr.. Roussan, to
rclieyc him Of his newspaper cares
and labors IN the canvass he had
concluded TO make for tho Sheriff
atty Of Mississippi county. Leon
Roussan is moi the man to "soll
ont" either TO cliques or individu-
nls. lie is gentleman of naip'
lpeachable honor and integrity, and
thank God above the whispered
ISLANDERS of y fcw malicious polili
cal jugglcrs. Ilo is candidate be
fore tbs people Of this county for
the office OF Sheriff, but rather than
swcrvo 'ne pins point from what
he considers the path OF duty and
rcctitude, in the attainment of his
object, he would proudly write his
ewp ostracism on tho ballots that
dcisated him.
in advocating the election OF
Capt. Mcveigh, we acted on our in
dividual responsibility, as undoubt-
edly is our ilght. and IN our
course, we are,eontvolcd by mo
iiycs, beyond the disparagemcnt OF
"partics," who haven't the manli.
nsss 60 face us openly with their
whispered false accusations OF buy.
ing and selling out. For the men
and measures advocated through
the TIuEs, we, aud wc alone are
individually aDd cd.tonaliy ae-
counIable; and with all due deter
cncc to our kind readers, and ia
self respect TO ourselves, We 50
propose 10 continue whilst in
charge Of the paper.
From the day Of bic announce
mcnt, We have been Capt. McNclghs
active supporters, aud IT is our de-
sign, SO to continue through tins
capvDss. Ia view OF our knowl
edge ot him, us u man; of our
knowledge pf his past official rec
ord, we consider hl,n the best
qualified, most competent m'n il
the Held, to represent { his county
iu the next Legislature, and we
hesitate not, TO give our opiuion,
for what ii is worth. In tins cam
,,aign his past Official acts and
rccord haye been assaulted, in II
spirit OF malice, vindietivoness and
unscrupulousness, almost unparal
olcd in the anna.s of political con
tests. His truducers do not de-
nouncc him TO his face, or on tire
stump, where they have lAd am.
plo opportunities for meeting him,
but protect .hcir responsibility and
responsibility too, we prcsuEc, by
clandes.incly circulating against
him perfect sluicc Of most outra'
geous ISLANDERS touching his former
ppblc trust, MS wember Of the
Legislature We accept the
gage of battle thrown ps, and we
dec,arc il "war to the Lilt."
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Capt. II. ". Mcyeigh Of Mis-,
siSsppl county, is announced in
the Oscoo'a Times Ms 2 candidate
foe 4 scat in the lover branch oi
tic state Legislature. Capt. Mcb
WAS member OF the '73 Legislature
and was one oi lis best and mosl
useful WOO kels. llo is good par.
liamentarlau, - fine speaker, aud
Will command tho respect OF las
fellow members if elected. His
county could not do better than
10 send him 20 The legislature by u
handsome minority. There is mach
to be done by tho next legislature,
and the siu,c should have tho SER
vices Of her best men.
We clip the above from the Jack
sonpcr ,lcrald, Capt. Frank lynn,
the editor OF lhc Herald, sat side
by side with Capt. McVoIgh ia the
Legislature of '13, and commcuda-
ton from a inan ike Lynn, is more
than adequate to reiulo the base
lies aud malicious SANDERS, clan,
desiincly whispered about, against
Mcvelgh's past official integrity.
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THE prompt payment of the late
loan, las enabled oar state board
oi fnsnce to negotiate o new loan
of S250, 900 for deiraying the ex
pcnses OF the state government
from July LIST, 1876, TO July lst
1871. The rate Of interest is cigh
per ccEt., without any commissions
aud sccpred by the deposit of ev'
Lundsed Of the six per cent. sink
jug fund bonds.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

UrwARps Of forty thousand dem
ncrat'c majority in Alabama! Won
der If the bloody shirt fellows pro
pose anothcr invcstigat,on, aitci
thc style Of that of Mississippi!
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TnE Arkansas regulars, (radi
atl-l have nominated a iull State
teAct with Hon. Joseph Brooks III
the lcad--lhc t;c.sei ls on the black
aad tan order. As they refused te
accept the ecmpromise offered by
the New Dealers we may expect
lots Of Tan.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

ARouINsnoP Purcell, Of CincInna.
II, conc a out IN "A circular letter
disclai' rins any disposition on the
part OF the catholic churth to inter
ierc wlth the free school system,
although lie disclaims against the
'njus tice Of taxing catholics to sup
port schools they cannot, conscien-
tior sly patronize, yet, he says the
chu lch has no Intention Of offering
an { resistance.
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ATLANTA, Georgia, is building a
Cotton factory, which will DO one
Of the largest in tho world. 1t is
to contain q 500 spindics and 500
looms, and will givo employment
10 500 operatives.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,

STATE AT LAHaE-y. b. Walker
of Washington, n. L. Bell, of jeff
erson.
First Observation-Disclosures Dam.
ot st Frapcis.
Second Distrct--Daniel W,
Jones, OF Hempsaead.
Third Dissatisfaction J. Brown,
ct Crawford.
Fourth Dislrlct--S. II. Whii
ahoruc, Of Conway.
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81 - COO per day Agents wanted All
% W p--o classes Of working people of
both sexes, young aud old make more money al
work for us, ia their own localities duriug their
spare mpmcnts, or all tho time than at ans ching
rlsr We oGrI employ ment that Will pay hand
-omcly for every hours work. fnll particulars
terms Ne sent free Send Us Your address at
once bon delay. Now is the time. Don /
look for work OF business elsewhere, until You
have learned what you oiicr q. sflSsoNN CO.
Portland, Maine. Jan. 10 ly.
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HE attention Of parents is callt d
to- the School Notice OF Miss Fan
Il 10 Fletcher, In another column.
" fhis ladS's experience and supc-
'ior qualifications constitute her an
able teacher and cntitlc her to Il
liberal patronage. Her school
opens Sept. lth.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

Gsa. Frank Nichols, the Louisi
ana democratic nominee for govern
or, is minus a leg and arm, lest in
ihc Confederate service.
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WHEAT is selling in some por.
aions OF the interior Of this state pt
20 and so cents per bushel.
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THE Tennessee state convention
has nominated, for reelection, her
present able and efficient Govern
or, james ID. Porter. if
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

The Gayoso "Swamp Angels"
are quite indignant over the treat.
ment received by them, from the
Ease Ball cluh and citizens, gener.
ally. OF Poin, Pleasant, on the oc.
casion Of the recent match game,
Besides havi hg three or four stan
players fro n, other clubs, stocked
on them by the "Whilo Stockings
they comp lain Of abusive language
and scmr i'ous epithets used to.
wards thtGn, by both men and wo
men.
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On Sunday, July 29th, :hc ,he,-
mometcr went up 10 ia il the
shRdc in Dallas, TexS,.
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Gov. lslam G. Harris and Con.
". b. Bate are the Tennessee dem.
oSratlc electors at large.
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No ..

Sc :, Sec. s2, I. Ii y, Il. East, 100 acres.
Most of this tract Is above overflow, 80 acres
well leadcned, and with No. / would make a
farm of 1JD acres Of much value Price 81 200,
Terms. Ule third cash, balance in one and I" o
years.
These lands are the best In the frcnchmans
Bayou settlement, l. near the Church and school
house. and is the most desirable lands now on
the market in tnis county.
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READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.

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The annual rental of tho Hot
Springs property will, 1t is said,
Amount to 100000.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

GEORGIA is threatened with a
grass hopper piaggc,
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

TURKtY "a uMxiOus TO effect n
IicaSs With her rebcl!ioas Sesyians
and Monteqcgrians.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

OUR irlend Jacob OF liio Seurcy
lsseori, is doing the centennial.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

WnrrE River has just been stock
ed syith $1,000 young shaI.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

Lisr OF Judges and Clerks Of tie
respective townships OF Mississippi
County:
Canadian-Jamcs willla.as, Da.
vid Mcizgar, r A Cates, Judges ;
J J Carr, 7 II Musgraves. clerks.
clear Lakc--W w Mann, J f
RnddIe, J l. IIearn, judges; Il A
Hearn, carroll Smith, clerks.
chlckasawba -R C Harden, H 7
Blythe, W Ii Laniers, Judges; I
Ii Robinson, A J Bishop, clerks.
Big Lake-Ed Smith, Isaac
Dougherty, Jno McDole, judges
Alfred Hector, Thos Richardson,
clerks.
Swayne--W g Dillahay, II +
Bowen, } L su.'ou, judges; l. d
RozzeIl, b d Dixon, clerks.
Monroc-B y Miller, J l. Driver
& W Thon'".on, Judges; W J Bow.
en-, JAS b Best. clerks.
Mtllc R.ver-W * wilkins, S
W Wilkins, NJ J Sawyer Judges Il
FJackson, clerk.
carson's Lake j A cisscl !.
bevel, n H Waller Judges; James
Grandec, \ Cissell, ,'cleiks.
| Troy II pickett, David craig
head, l. NJ Eaagh, judges; Henry
Sutton, c y Faber, clerks.
Seoit--Jcsse A.shburn, Whllby
Hollowell, a Bo shears, judges j
IL White, Jas Anthony, clerks.
Pccan-R w Friend, L J Me
0avock, Wm W right, judges; d i
Pitlman, Samuel House, clerks.
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Lands For Sale.


Sc \ Ne i Sec y, Township i, n, u. . east
10 acres, above overflow, 20 acres IN Hucccssiu
cultivation. balance deadcncd and under fence
Price 81 .2OO, terms one third cash, balance IN
one and two years.
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No

The northeast % quarter of section 0l one,
in township 1D fourteen, North; Range an eley.
IN, East; Of which, there are so acres cleared
sud under fence. with good houses, outhogscs,
well. Ac. sc. Also
Thirty acres deadencd, which car be put IN GU
tivation next year
rrscc, Ss,Cco TGm1 easy. Apply TO
JAMES s BEST.
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ATLANTA, GA. June 3, 1875.
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ATLANTA, % june 3, 1865.

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MEssRs LOVE & WIIIsoN;
Apl last was taken sirt vi regular Fever and
dtv Amer hat io
10 Au-niniril Hs dis
n Belts directed
thereafter
icft cniic Win agrl appetite and
achill would
your Pads, ALL pec N,hlng Hciybody b9t
he IY ana fortunate
N ! am, respectfully, etc
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No O.

W =. Ne. 4 Sec. ST i0N N, Il. Fast, 50
acres, 20 acres above ordinary overflow, balance
well tnbercd. Price SiU0. Terms eas.
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We are authorized TO announce ". 7. HALF
as candidate for the once OF
COUNTY TREASURER
oi Mississippi County, At The ncNt September
election
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No G

1G0 acres. " \ sec. - T. 10 v. Il ., East
4 valuable farm nov raising 10 bales OF cotton
iriec s. 900. Tcgms easy
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No 4

Nv. a Sec. &c, 7. - n, Il. 10 East, within
ei6 miles Of osccOla, 10 acres now in culiyatiUn,
With u beautiful crup ON H. 80 acres nearly
cleaned and can easily be put IN cultivation the
next year. Comfortable houses On the place.
sosir " the land is subject to overflow, Lnt il
wei drained by bitches. Price $500 casl.
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No 8.

GO acres on Gear Lake, good farm with com
Portable buiidinss, with gin house, a good mill,
aud all necessary olt buil,lings 0 acres in enl.
tivation; 80 arrcs ,l,alened part of which Is un-
der fence; centrally located, and good site foT
a store. and in u thrifty and prosperous settle
mcnt mostly above overflow. Price si0,G1.
Terms will be made easy io good purchaser.
Satisfactory reasons given for wanting 10 sell
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

LEON ROUSS AN
licfoby slnoanees himself as candidate for the
od "a Of
siJRifF OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY,
subjecs to the decision of the yotcrs Oft the county
Il the coming september election.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

We are authorized 10 alRounco Ma 4. a
GAELicA a. a candidate FOR
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
for Moaro, Township al the next sepleIiber elec.
lion
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Own Hair,

vii be 9as 'h.i Tonaml preparation FEEfiN
head af tur ~ have lu i tnl %
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col oror chair,
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Il wond,rm
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Save Your


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contract 1t win
can
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S. y JONES,

Lnic rr IA" l:lchmond House ~
Formerly OF The city Hotel, Ma
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19

EoR STATE sUPT PUB INSTRUCTION
G. W. HILL.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-19
E-Read the following certificates:

liberal discount made to the trade For Sale By ap Drug
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
Brief Joftings.

The regular social religious meeting at the
Y. M. G. A. rooms this evening will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. G. NJ. Bailey.
Twelve hundred persons visited the Mer-
chantss Exchange yesterday in about six
hours.
A valuable Spitz dog, belonging to Mr.. 6.
Schumacher was recently poisoned and died.
The police are looking for two negro boys
who went through a house on North street.
A Republican flag is to be thrown out in
Congress Square.
An intoxicated man named Smith was run
over Wednesday night, near Epping, by the
Worcester and Portland express train, and
killed.
A musical society has been organized at
Deering, GU the principle of the Haydn Asso-
citation. VIM. Gould, Esq, of the First Ma
tional Bank, is the director.
The recent heavy rains in Vermont have
washed the Portland & Ogdensburg road bed
badly.
About forty Of the students of Westbroolz
Seminary went to the Islands On the Gazelle
yesterday, accompanied by Chambers Band
Mr.. Robichek did not have single person at
City Hall last evening to listen to his lecture
upon the Jews and Gentiles.
The committee on the new market house
held meeting last night, but 10 definite action
was taken.
Mrs. Conklin and Mrs. Murray, both Of them
residing on Washington street, had lively
fight yesterday morning, and the latter struck
the former on the back of her head with a
brick, infcting severe wound.
The money stolen from the vessel in Dyers
dock has been recovered.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
Maine Business Notes.

Messrs. G. G. Stems & Co., Bangor, are run.
ming only one of their mills at present, but they
are getting out large quantity of lumber.
A building will probably be erected in Dexter
this season, the upper part of which will con-
tain halls for the Odd Fellows and Good Temp
lars lodges.
The Bethel steam mill is not running at pres
ent but is waiting for logs.
The business in leather goods among Auburn
manufacturers for several weeks with few
exceptions has been dull. Most of the manu-
facturers have been running with much reduc-
ed help, and few even have been suspended
for short periods, owing to the scarcity of or
deTs for their styles of manufactured goods.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17

FRATERNAL GATHERING AT OLD ORCHARD
BEACH.-Early on Wednesday afternoon guests
began to arrive at st. Cloud from Portland,
Lewiston and Biddeford, in response to gene
raj invitation extended by Mrs. Manson, the
generous propretress of that beautiful home
by the sea-" Cars and private carriages brought
many, but when "Trafton's Express" appeared
the rush commenced, and nearly two hundred
guests thronged the extensive parlors.
Revs. Cobb, Day and Wetherbee, all of
whom seem to be still required as pastors of
the Methodist church in Biddeford, were pres
sent to share the joyous greeting. 1t was at
once fraternal gathering, a reunion and an
opening appropriate to the season now COM
mencing at Old Orchard.
The young and the old were there, and to all
it was delightful occasion. At o'clock
chowder was served followed by an elegant sup
per, after the usual style of st. Cloud, to which
nearly 100 did ample justice.
The hours sped swiftly in chat and song, and
at O'Clock, after remarks by Messrs. Cobb and
Wetherhee, and prayer by Mr.. Day. the friends
parted with kind farawalls- 4 GuEsT-
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
HAYES AND WHEELER,
Republican Meeting Tonight.

The City Committee have made arrange
ments for grand ratification of the Cincin-
natl nominations, this evening. AT o'clock
a band Of music will start from the Ward
Room in Ward 1 and another from the Ward
Room of Ward Z, calling at the respective vot-
ing places on the route, where caucuses are to
be held. The procession will then proceed to
Munjoy, where Hayes and Wheeler banner
will be unfurled, then to Congress Square, yta
the PRESS Office, where other flags will be dis
played, then back to Market Square, where
another campaign banner will be unfurled.
The procession will then proceed to City Hall
where speeches will be made by several gentle
men,
LET Us HAVE GOOD. OLD FASHIONED TURN
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WARD CAUCUSES.

The Republican voters of this City, are requested
to meet in their respective Ward Rooms, on
Saturday evening, June H5th, at 7I-2
O'Clock,
and elect five delegates from each Ward to represent
them in the State Convention to be holden at Ban
gor, on THURSDAY, June 22d. The delegates SO
elected are requested to meet at Lancaster Hail. on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 10Th, at O'Clock,
and elect four delegates at large
c. j. CHAPMAN,
Chairman Rep. City Committee.
c. o. LEACH. Sec'y.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17

THE CROWN OF THoRNs.-Ths evening Miss
Anna Dickinson appears at the Portland Mus
cum in her own play, "The Grown of Thorns."
She deserves and should receive handsome
reception out of courtesy to an eminent wo-
man, and out Of admiration for her gallant
attempt We hope to see the house packed.
There are yet many good seats to be secured
and they ought to be taken this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17

ACCIDENT FROM BLAST ING About noon
Yesterday as workmen were blasting for sew
er on the corner of State and Cumberland
streets an unusually large charge Of powder
was put in which did considerable damage to
the houses in the vicinity. Several large stones
struck the residences of Mr.. John n. Wood and
Walter Tolman, injuring the fronts to quite an
extent. Stones went through the front door to
Mr.. Tolman's house, and also stove in the bay
windows, besides soaring up the trimmings of
the house. Stones were also thrown through
the windows of Mr.. Woods house. Other
houses were slightly injured. Fortunately the
occupants Of the houses were in the rear, and
consequenuently escaped injury. 1t is said
that the workmen were careless in arranging
the timbers over the blast.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17

MAINE CARBURErTED GAS AND AIR CoMPA-
NY.-Yesterday company was organized for
the manufacture of carburetted gas, with Geo.
W. Parker as President; NJ. S. Gibson, Treas
urer; N. S. Gardner, Secretary and Treasurer;
Joseph F. Mitchell, Agent. The process of
the company will be exhibited in Mr.. Spar
rows office, under the st. Julian, Monday, at
p. m. and in the evening.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17

TEMPERANCE.-The Women's Temperance
Society of Portland proposes to enter upon its
regular coffee house work in September, but
before the Fourth of July if some suitable
rooms can be obtained they will offer coffee
aud refreshments for sale to strangers an our
own people who may be inclined to help the
good cause. Committees are at work to effect
this arrangement. There will be meeting of
the Society this afternoon at 3 p. M, at Recep-
ton Hall, City Building. Members and all
ladies interested are urged to be present.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17

The CARY CoNCERr.-The lovers of music
will enjoy rare feast at the Gary concert Mon
day evening. On that occasion Miss Cary will
sing "Non Conosci il bel Soul" from Mgnon,
slender and True,' and the "Star Spangled
Banner" Her support is composed of artists
who could of themselves furnish musical en-
tertainment of great excellence. A very large
number of tickets have been sold, but good
seats NAV vet be secured,
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
RersOMas.

Miss Cushing of Deering, has been elected
matron OF the Young Women's Home. and has
entered upon the position.
Commodore A. NJ. Smith, who we recently
stated was to return from South America, has
arrived home
Mr.. S. B. Thrasher and family have returned
from their winter sojourn at the South.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
F. o. BAILEY & CO., AuctiOneers.
iu16 DID
Mortgages Sale of Real Estate,

pY consent, the house No. 46 st. Lawrence streets
ID (the easterly house in a brick block of two
houses will be offered at auction Thursday, June
22d, at 81 o'clock p Possession given in thirty
days. Said house is in good repair, very sunny,
commands fine view Of the harbor, has good gar
den and stable. Will be sold at a bargain. It Is
seldom that house with so many desirable points Is
offered at auction.
r. o. BAILEY 4 CO., Auctioneers.
Portland, June 15 1876 jui6-dtd
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THE st. Nicholas Hotel, in New York, never
deteriorates; but is always kept fresh and new
by constant care.
He is an unreasonable man who is not en-
tirely satisfied with thescomforts found at this
hotel.
SPECIAL sale Of Trunks to-day at Rich's
ju17 ct
+. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at 10 this morn
ing at salesroom exchange, a large lot of fur
niture, carpets, crockery, &C., and at u m. a
law library of about 300 volumes; at o'clock a
block of new houses on Preble street. See auc.
ton column.
ELEGANT stock of summer pants at Rich's.
Don't fail to see them. JULY 2t
TIE Burrowes that was thrown from the
carriage is not the one that lives on Danforth
street, but E. T. Burrowes, the screen man,
who is now ready to show that he can give a
better trade and better screens than anyone in
the city, at 239 Middle street.
BLACK Silks from New York auction at two
thirds value, now opening at Leach's, 1874 Mid
die street. ju17 ct
HARRIS seamless kid gloves in the richest
tints open to-day by Davis & Co. Also the
largest and best stock of kid gloves to be found
Go to Davis & Co.'S for gloves.
No old stock at Rich's ju17 2t
FoRTY-EIGHT dozen two button bid gloves
will be sold at 60 cents per pair, intrinsically
worth $1.25, at Leach's, 1874 Middle street.
iune17 ct
The largest and best stock of linen suits in
Portland is at L. d. Strout's.
WHITE vest day at Rich's Corner Store, to.
| day. ju17 2t
VIcKERY & LEIGHTON, Middle street, offer
| their entire stock of White Piques at prices TO
| close entire lot. je15tf
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17

ALUMNI MEETING.-At a meeting Of the
Alumni of Westbrook Seminary the following
officers were elected: G. B. Varney, a, NJ,
President; Dr. Southland, LIST Vice President;
Miss Lucy e. True, ID Vice President; j. w.
folger, Secretary and Treasurer; E. o. Green
leaf, l.. D. Gibbs, NJ. D., Miss Kate B. Clark,
Executive Committee; Miss Mable Elwell,
Chronicler
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17

REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county yesterday
from William H. Turner to Alexander W.
Longfellow.
Bridgton-Lots of land from Frederick j.
Littlefeld to Frank b. Simpson.
Yarmouth-Lot of land from William NJ
Walker to Edward Davis.