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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-01-17
Cough No More.

There need be no Coughs or Colds
where DIR. KING's NEW DISCOVERY
for Consumption is used. The most
severe cases Of Group, Hoarseness,
Pain in the Chest, Bleeding of the
Lungs, yield TO its wonderful power
almost Instantly. A few doses win
invariably cure the worst cough or
cold. For Asthma and Bronchitis 1t
is q perfect specific. Consumptives
and Cough worn patients never fail to
find reiiAf in this great discovery. We
would advise any one tired Of experi-
menting with physieians'preecriptions
or quack medicines to drop them At
once and use DIR. KINGS NEW Dis
.ovERYY Give it . fair trial: Regular
size, $l,00. Trial bottles free. For
sale by all druggists. For sale by Ii.
Waterman |; also by E. p. Brainerd 81
Son. s;4cs Gosif'I -.i ~ as 9=sll
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NOTICE,

TVNHE undersigned has been duly appointed
i and qualified as Administrator of the Fs-
tate OF ASahcl Hulctt deceased lutte Of FRANK.
lin township, Portage county. Ohio:
NELSON l.. BARRIER.
-Ded. 10. 1877, 4S7-3ts
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TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trains No. and IL on main line run daily
No will not on Monday.
other trains daily Sundays excepted
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No ard
IL. between Cincinnati and New \ ork daily.
Hotel Coach on trains No. and II between
Chicago and New York daily. via Mmpsfieid
Train No connects ut Mansfield with Pitts
burg Fort Wayne 6 Chicago Railroad for cfii-
cago milwaukee,. Omaha and all points IN the
North west; ut Meadvillc. Union and Cory for
Oil Regions and at jamestown for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
No a." stop-over'' allowed upon local tickets
Local passengers mus: purchase tickets to their
first stopping place. and may then rcpurchase
from that point to destination.
w. B. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
CINCINNATI, U.
p. ID COOPER
General Superintendent.
375 CLEvELAND. O.
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURS RAILROAD
On and after sunday, Nov. IL. 1914. Trains
will leave Stations daily, (SuIid;ys cXceI'Ied.l
as follows:
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aMussER & PARKER have the largest
stock of OyercoAts In Portage county,
and will self at prices clear down to
hard pan. Call IN and look at their
.tS.cIr il.,.tas. .l.io- az &. ga.si 3y9! =
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TIVE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
Atlantic & Ct. w. Ry.
Local Time Table
GOING EAST.
GOING WEST.

CEMETERY GATES open from EIGHT A. n.
till SEVEN p. NJ, until further notice.
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A GRAND EXCURSION
To South Eastern Kansas,

18th, 1878. t=zisssf. tt it-=
Ticke's to s5
Tickets to 20 and return, Only-...... 36 90
This will give parties that intend going to
Kansas . COOL opportunity to see the famous
and beautiful Cherokee Indian Reservation.
that the Mo. X. f. s. & q. r. Il. are now selling
from t2 90 to g 90 per acre on ten ears time
This Excursion will go throuah the greatest
wheat and corn country in the W est. 80
For information ond tickets. apply 10 j. E
SHARP, Agent. 463-2w
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JOSH BILLINGS lectured at Warren
last Friday night.
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ID H. Austin. Junior partner of the firm OF
n. Convc & Co.. has ON accounts of failing
heath, disposed Of his interest in said firm to
T. W. Snyder. and before giving possession of
the same we desire to reduce our stock as much
as possible, illtherefore offer entire stock.
Dry Goods Boots. Shoes and Rubbers. at actu-
al cost for 6O days for ready paw only.
Sale to commence Saturday. January ~. All
in need Of goods in the meantime can save
money by giving us n cali. ss-- -sra.JT e
We also wish to settle with all having ac-
counts with us before the change In the firm is
made. 3FN 10 49, a - - .,srL '''-
Feeling very thankful: to all for the very lib
cral patronage bestow ed on US in the past and
hoping the new firm may prosper we'll in the
future we are. very respectfully '-"f
.fst:s'ns II sIaas N. CONVERSE 4 CO.
Ravenna. Jan, 16, 1878 ,,rx a-ts- 49O-lw.
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J-NIVERSALIST = Re. ANDSEw WILSON
Pastor Ser vices every >un,is 10 80 a. III
and Z 10 D Sunday school at l2: p IN
Pastors residence on Diamond street. first door
north OF Main. -il $50 80 80.
CONGhEti ATlONAL REV. A. NJ HILLS
Pastor. Services on Sunday at IL 80 A. N and
T:3C NJ Sunday school at 12 is ~. Prayer
Meeting on Thursday Evening at 7:3O. :"
MErHODIsT-REv. &. v. WILSON. Pastor
-ervices SUNDAY at 10 30 A. N and 2 80 r. NJ
Sunday School at 12:15 p NJ. Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening at Z 80.
DISCIPLE REV. j. NJ. VANHOsN- Pastor.
Services oil Sunday at 10 20 \. VI and Z 30 p II
Sunday School at 1918 p. N frayer injecting
on Thursday Evening at 30 =
INN ACULATE Ci'NCEPIiOS-CATHc
REV Os ID RowLES Pastor. Services al S and
1OzsO each alternate sunday. sunday school at
3 80 p n. High Mass. sunday. july a. and each
alternate sunday thereafter Mass every week
day morning at z 30:
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.lsls09 Il .snACloaks.l" lof Rniat
mws offer the balance or ,i our stock of
Ladie s Cioaks' 1t reduced prices, to
close them out. thn !" j. s, Smith.
o. II "A. iltie modal lei:nI..-.t.,Lli a i
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GOING sOUTH-MAIN LINE.
TIOSS. NAIL. EXPRESS. ACCOM-
GOING NORrH-MAIN LINE.

STATIONS. MAIL. EXPhEsS. ACcom- ACCOM-,
Pittsburgh 6 IDA. MI 20 P. N Pm.
Weil>vIilc. x So $40
Bayard -. ~ :. i.5o
Alliance 1l5 90 f-25 e
Ravenna..-I IS 5j SID IS i1A- ii.
Hudson - 3uF II & n - $40 l-iO "
Cleveland fs5-. 7.oU 8. 10-15 .'S.:5 -
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First National Bank,

OF RAVENNA, O.,
o PP SITE EThA q L O q K
EST ABLISHED IN 1868,
a. Home Insfjtssston for nse accoWmo-
SstSo.. Of the People Of Portage County
We will endcavor In the future, as in the past
o give preference and all orders and supply the
wants and dem ands Of our own county people
Grst.
Will pay the Highest Market Rates Tor
Coupons, Gold. silver and Premium Funos
Of all kinds.
Interest ollowed on time deposits
Revenue Stamps. all sizes, kept constantly
hand. and all orders nlled promptly
special Deposits resolved without charge
n q. Bends and Securities bought and soio
as best m m~rket rates
r,r>ft. drxwu n and cashed on all the principai
ities in the United States
sight Drafts England. Ireland anu All
. ities in Europe.
Collections made on all points in the United
States. and prompt remittance male
CE wIrrER. Cashier 2ot
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Portage Go Official Register.

Common IZe0s JudJe-:'hiic p. Connut
R-P,esentaftre IN Legislafsre--C- X. Harmon
I'robote J9dge--GI'ieon seymour
County Gerk-John Mehsrg.
County 4 A"dito,-wIiiiam Grinreli-
County Tre1sErer-John e. Beatty
SheriG--i5- r.. Keller
Eecoy,ler--Fh:D Biercc.
Prcseca asiag AtlosRey--o Ferris.
Conanissioners-tcw'd a. a.Parsons. Edgar Whit
tle~ey. PARIS g. Nichols
hlfrmd'y Dtsectors-D- Wells, anna Wi'mo'
Charles e. Dooii-sle.
County Surceyor- ia Cole.
Coroner-LymaD Bryant.
%. r. uaymakcr-
Mayors of ofIncorporated Villages.
Ncr.on
Aeht-CnaIics 10. keLt;
Rdcenna-Gc", fc r. Robinson
Jus:ices OF the Peace.
At,cater--Sylvester 4. IiinInan. a. Wii>ey
AurOra--John L. Thompson. orihy Taylor.
BriM.aeid-.I. L. Carrier, James MouI.on-
Chdriesfotcs.-Aust.n p Curti>s. ;. l. MOTIFS,
Dee-Reid- . ibbais. j =, EoHn,an
Sanford. hos q HeiShioh-
Fr0nkaia--Nei>on Barber. Milo shorts, Isaac
freedom lyman Bliant. Henry c. Jennings.
Garretes.We We-jim.e, -lshaid. "a. \ Melwih-
Hi,dm-isicnar' NJ. Hank. Frank 4n,le.
GeLsOn--Geurge Pricnard. George r.. .iciger-
Pdln'yra-Urrin stevens. David IL Evans, Ihos.
Paris--Richard Morris. Uriah HinchcIiG.
alter j. Dick inscn. .ne5 !? Coe
Rdcennd--CcrneiWs y .:eej. AIeN'r Topping
Rootstoaca--Samuei *. HiN. 4. II. Barlow,
. Beccher, : G.. Fidri''ec
ID. Peck, T.. ii -Tanton.
Su5feid-I iliian Pauius, W y. Myers
WintAans--Gsorge Is. Conant. Tho -. Angel.
Uuity Lodge, No. =, +, and A. NJ.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays OF each
month. + '''
Tyrien Chapter, No. 81, Il. a. NJ.
Meets tine third Wednesday OF each north, in
Masonic Hail. PheDiN Block.
ID. KIGHAEDSON. H. p
1. O. q. F.-Ravenna Lodge, No. 65.jC
Meets every Wednesday evening al Uoo rel
ows' Hall.
Kavenna EncamHme1f, No. 129.
Meets every End an.. 4th Fridays of each month.
Patrons of II Sa nd nGry-RAVENNA
GRANGE, No 32-Meets every Saturday. OctO-
Der IL at O'Clock P. NJ. and each alternate
at Leo P. NJ, at Grunge Hall. -,,.,.,
CHURCHES
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GOING EAsr-1sIyE;. DIy1siON
CONG wEsr-RIvER DIVISION.
Sunday Train.

In order to accommodate parties who desire
to ship Miik from the line Of this road 20 Cieve
land ON SUNDAY NDRNiNG> one section oil
Freight train No Z will, during the cob tinuance
of schedule No. IL. until further notice start
from WelisvilIe saturday night, instead OF
Sunday night and " i'll run on Sunday MORN
ines on the schedule shown below. viz:
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PRINTING neatly exc.
catsd st CHS odias.
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This train will stop. on signal. for milk at the
milk platforms Shiru ems must
invariably he prepaid in tickets. Passengers
will be mtted to ride on this train froI; sa
7enna and points n5rth Of there
JOHN THOMAS. Superintendent.
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard - Asa IN. aid 500 p. m.
New Philadelphia. 100 Il. lnsi 20 pm.
Arrives.
Rayar,s. $50 m. and So .. IN.
New Philadelphia. 3 10 and T.2G y. N.
F. X. NJ E.HS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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THE weather for the past week has
beeh considerably mixed.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01
THE GRocERs AND FLOUR DEALERS. The

THE GRoCERs AND FLOUR DEALERs.-The
association Of merchants known as the Grocers
and Flour Dealers of Portland met last even
ing at the Mercantile Library rooms and elected
the following board of officers:
President-W. 81. Woodbury..
Vice Presidents-W. S. Dana, j. @. Twit-
chell
Directors-C 81. Barker, J. B. Donnell, W.
81. Phinney, W. f. Milliken, George L. Hodg-
don.
Secretary aud Treasurer-O. G. Boyd.
Committee on Arbitration-Charles Nc
Laughlin, Thomas Shaw, Sylvester Mari, John
Dennis, d. W. True.
The attendance was good and much interest
was manifested in the success of the associa
ton. The executive committee, which is COM
posed of the president, vice president and
directors, will commence at oncs to make
arrangements for rooms in which the members
can meet. 1t is proposed to have the rooms
fitted up in good shape and furnished with the
leading commercial papers.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

BuRGLARIEs AT SPRINGvALE.-Last Friday
night the house of Mr. Albert Sayward, the
station agent at Springvale, was entered by
burglars by turning the front door key by
means of pair of pincers from the outside.
They looked over the house and occurred 800 in
bills from Mr.. Sayward's clothing. The burg
lars then visited the house of lawyer Low, en-
tering it in the same manner as Mr.. Sayward's
Here they took valuable gold watch from Mr.
Lows chamber. In little cupboard off the
same room Mr.. Low had quite largo sum in
bonds, mortgages. negotiable notes and other
papers, which the burglars luckily overlooked.
From Mr.. Lows ths burglars crossed the river
and visited Mr.. Otis's, where they went through
all the silver ware 10 the house, separating the
genuine from the plated and leaving the latter
behind them. Finally they went into another
house and got something to eat and then left
There is no clue to the robbers.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01
Superior Court.
superior COurt.
sEPrEMRER CRIMINAL TERM, 1873, sYMONDs,

sEPrEMRER CRIMINAL TERM, 1873, sYMONDs, j.,
PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-David Quinn, search and seizure,
was fined fifty dollars and costs, and in default of
payment to thirty days in jail
Joseph Sullivan, on nuisance indictment, was
sentenced to pay fine of $3.50 four months in
Jail
John Haley, for keeping drinking house and tip.
ping shop, was fined SOB and costs, which he paid.
Thomas f. Donahue, indeed with another for
compound larceny, was sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment in JAIL the county attorney having en-
tered mol pros as to the breaking and entering.
The criminal term is adjourned until this Tues
day. morning at II O'Clock.
Notice to Counsel
Assignment of civil for this week Of the Oc-
tober civil term will be made this Tuesday) morning
at ten O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

CONCERT THIS EvENING.-We trust our mu.
sic loving people will not forget Miss Virginia
Dean Pingree's Testimonial Concert at City
Hall this evening. 1t will afford an entertain
ment they cannot afford to lose. The follow
ing is the programme:
"Semiramis''. is''..............., ,Rossini
Quintette Club.
Cavatina-' o milo Fernando" from La Fa-
yoIlta ............... ............. DoniZetti
Miss V. D. Pingree.
Flute Fantasie. Briccialdi
E. M. Heindl.
Scene from Prometheus ................. Beethoven
Quintette Club.
Otheo Fantaise for Violin. Ernst
8, e. JacobsohD.
Chariot Song-"Amea" .... ,,.,..M Miilard
Mis- " D. Pingree.
Ia. Menuetto for Quintette ......... .Boceherini
ID. Swedish Wedding March ............ .soderman
Quintette Club.
Fantase for Violopcello. 7ervas
Rudolph Hennig
Bolero-'Open the Door,. Dessauer
Miss V ID. Ping'ee.
Overture -"IfI were Kng'' ........... Adam
Quintette Club.
Word was received last evening from Boston
saying that the Mendelssohn Club had added
another musician to their club, gentleman
who will act as conductor. The name was not
given, but it is safe to suppose that gentleman
competenG to officiate As conductor of this club
is musician of no mean order.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01
Krief JOsriu2a.

The Young Mems Social Club will give q
dance at Lancaster Hall, the 10th inst.
Sunday morning small barn was burned at
Old Orchard.
Judge Parmepter of Boston has decided the
woman found off the Milldam is not Mrs. Alice
Osgeod Eastman.
General Thorn has awarded A. r. Wright
the contract for dredging at the ''Gut" oppo-
sith Bath, and James Andrews the contract for
removing sunken lodges at same place.
Mike Davis left tor Silver Lake last night.
Io the coming contest he will use splendid
shell, made of Spanish cedar by MIR. Stevens of
Bath.
Sunday morning the house and stable owned
and occupied By Captain George Dolly of Gray,
were burned while the family were at church.
All the clothing belonging to the family was
destroyed as well as the greater part of the fur
niture. The fire caught from defective
chimney. The buildings were new and were
insured for about $1,000
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01
STATE NEWS.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
Friday afternoon Chas. Town, fagman at
the Auburn Maine Central train, attempted to
get on the rear OF a passing train. IL was run
ming faster than be calculated, so that he was
thrown violently to the ground. He was Sc
verely injured, and his physician fear that the
brain is affected.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Horse thieves have been doing quite bus-
ness in China and Windsor. Saturday night
they stole horse from Mr.. Starrett of China,
and a horse and two wagons and two harnesses
from Mr.. Daniels in Windsor.
There are about 20, 600 ons of ice uushipped
on the Kennebec and Cahapce rivers. por-
ton of this however, has been sold and will
doubtless be shipped before the season
closes. This does not include the ice
of the Knickerbocker aud the Cousum-
ers' companies. A large am0nnt of ice will
bs stored the coming winter-just how
much it will be impossible to tell at thu present
time, but enough to give employ ment to large
number of men. The business has been
source of great help to common laborers in this
section the past year. Wages at present vary
from 75 cents to $l.50 The railing price for ice
now is from so cents to 81 % per ton, the price
low, and that is favorable to the prosecution of
the business. Freights to Philadelphia are so
to 65 cents per ton; to New York 20 cents.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The canning factory of j. Winslow Jones at
Boothbay is now running to its full capacity on
Holsters. About 80 fishermen are employed be-
sides two smacks for bringing Holsters from
distance. In the factory Is men and the same
number of girls are employed in the canning
process. They put up about 1000 cans per day
on an average.
PENoBSCoT COUNTY.
Rufus Parks, brother of Hon, Gorham
Parks of Bangor. died at Summit Wisconsin,
recently, aged 81 years.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Miss Laura Hunt. ths young lady who was
shot recently by rejected sutor in Lawrence,
was a native of Pembroke.
YORK COUNTY.
Mrs. Eudora Foss o Saeo, died very sudden
ly yesterday of heart disease.
a. X. P. Lords new mill at Moderation was
slightly damaged by fire Saturday night.
Rev. G. f. Holbrook, pastor of the Baptist
church, Saco, has resigned.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

Ex-Secretary of State Geo. G. Stacy is can
didate for election to the same position.
Hon. Trafton Hatch of Wells is a candidate
for councillor from York county.
Hon. T, B. Reed left Portland yesterday for
Ohio, where ne will make three or four honest
money addresses at important points by urgent
invitation of the Republican State Committee.
he expects to be absent from home about a
week.
Among the bequests of the late Daniel P.
Stone of Maiden, are the following: 100000
to Mrs. Eliza S. bennett of Topsham and her
three children; 100000 to Mrs. Alfred J.
Stone of Brunswick and her children; 10000
to Mr.. Daniel 81. Stone of Bruins wick
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01
Temperance in Brownficsd.

The Ladies' Temperance Society in this place.
desrous of advancing the cause, extended an
invitation to Miss Lucia Kimbali of Chicago, of
whom mention in the PRESS has heretofore
been made, to spend few days with them.
On Friday evening, the 27th inst she spoke to
the ladies' upon women's work, aud at the close
organized the pcety into WOman's Christi an
Temperance Uuion. On Saturday assisted in
organizing Juvenile Union WITH "a members,
and on the Sabbath spoke in the Congregation
al church, morning and evening, presenting the
subject with its lights and shades in very n-
teresting manner Would that ali our sur
rounding villages could be the like favored.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs TODAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Pathological Exhibition High St. Church.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Opening Eastman Bros.
To Consumptives-A. B. Wilbor.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
The Steamer Fiona-Capt Byron c. Dean.
A lot OF new Sugar Cured Hams Wilson q Co.
Cough, Hoarsness.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Perry & Co.-Steel Pens.
The War of the East-H. S. Goodspeed & Co.
M z Nj. A.-Siated Meeting.
DIR, S. p. Rugg, M d.
Wanted-W. j. Holland
Wanted-We Desire.
OAK Ship Timber b. c. Jordan.
Wanted-io go out of City.
My new Fall Sbades-Geo F. Nelson.
Virginia Oak Ship Timber-Curtis g. Davis,
Rooms to Let with Board
To Let Mrs A. L.. Pettengill.
Special Notice-H. S. While ,Jr,
The Falmouth Range-F g. c. b, Nash.
Fancy Go ds-J. Henry Rines & Co.
Fine Cigars-F. Delavina
For Sae-The stock and fixtures
AUCTION COLUMN,
Pleasure Boat-F o Bailey & Co.
Household Fuiniture-F. Bailey & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

IHE steamer Fiona, Capt. Byron G. Dean,
will leave Custom House wharf for the accom-
mediation Of parties wishing to visit the man
of-war Plymouth on Wednesday. Saturday and
Sunday. Fare, round trip 10c.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

III FIRE IN GokHAM-The small story AMI
half house formerly owned by Mrs. knights,
and now by David Alirich, situated about two
miles from the village on the Saco road, was
destroyed by fire about twelve o'clock Sunday
night. The fire was supposed to have taken
from defective chimney. The house was oc-
cupied by E. B. Eaton aud was insured for its
full value.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

CATTLE SHow.-The Cumberland Centre
fair opens today. Among other attractions ex-
pected to be present will be the celebrated oxen
of Mr. Granville Hall of Falmouth and Capt.
Joseph Blanchard of Cumbsrl.nd. These OK
en- won first premiums at the State Fair aud
have become noted throughout the state. There
will bs lively competition for the purse
awarded to the best town team for oxen and
large numbers will be present from Falmouth,
Cumberland, North Yarmouth and Yarmouth.
The hall display will far exceed all previous
fa;v
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

DEATH OF PHYsIcIAN.-Dr. Almon E.
Andrews, youngest son IF William Andrews of
Saco, died in Saco yesterday morning of typhoid
fever. DR.. Andrews graduated at the Bowdoin
Medical School in June, 1877, and received an
appointment in the Maine General Hospital,
where he remained uutil last April, when he
entered upon the practice of his profession in
Upper Bartlett, n. 81.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

ECONOMICAL WoRKINGMEN buy the "Nigger
Head and Bulls Eye" Cut Cavendish Smok-
ing Tobaccos, ard find them better, cheaper,
and equal to nearly double the quantity of COM
Manufactured by VIM. S. Kimball & Co.,
Rochester, N. Y. sep23T E&Seod
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

UNITARIAN CONFERENCE. Maine con-
ference of Unitarian churches will meet with
the Second Parish chufch in Saco, October 7,
and 8. The Rev. j. f. Wall, pastor of the Ar
lington street church, Boston, will deliver the
opening sermon on the evening of the 9TH, and
Wednesday evening, the Ssh. sermon will be
preached by the Rev. NJ. j. Savage, pastor of
the Church of toe Unity, Boston. Essays will
be read by the Rev. Thomas Hill, D. D., and
the Rev. Charles W. Buck.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

MECHANIC ASSOCIATION EXCURSION This
large and respected society is composed of men
residing in all sections of our city and engaged
In great variety of callings. 1t has connected
with it large number of families and many
Young people. 1t is therefore confidently ex-
pected that there will be a large turnout on
their excursion to Boston on Thursday next.
1t will be seen that it is also open to the gen.
eral public, affordipg a good opportunity to
any having business or seeking pleasure to visit
Boston on very favorable terms, as the tickets
are good to return until Tuesday, Oct. S.b.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

ITO SUM it up, six long years of bed-ridden
sickness and suffering, costing 5000 per year,
total ST. ,200-all of which was stopped by three
bottles of Hop Bitters, taken by my wife, who
has done her own housework for a year since
without the loss of day, and 1 want every
body to know it for their benefit.
se30d1w JOHN WEEKS, Butler, n. Y"
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

YELLOW FEvER.-Martha Dsnnisoa, wif3 of
the late Benz amin D3nnison and mother of A.
L. LoriDg, Esq, of Yarmouth, died at o O,ean
Springs, Miss, on the 2lst ultimo of yellow
fever. Mr.. Loring's sister, Clara, was at last
accounts very SILK with the same disease, but
there was fair prospect of her recovery.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01
Building Lots i'm Deering at Auc-
fiOm

TyHURSDAY, Oct. Sd, at o'clock p, M, If not
L previously disposed of at private sale; two lots
50xi30, aud one lot 60x130, known the Freeman
Garden, on Pleasant street Parties desirous Of 10
eating in Deering, are invited to examine. these
lots are unsurpassed for eligibility. value and loca-
ton. deposit OF Sl00 required at time OF sale.
Apply to f. G. PATTE 6SON, Dealer in Real Estate,
No. 3794 Congress street, or
#. d. BAILEY & Co, AuctIoueers.
sep26 dfd
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-01

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