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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-14

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y 'r'Uur. 20. .1rIuu Distr;hu ION, 1910.
A View dreams Tuesday, A pTiI 9tA.
--l.N IGa state lottery lDmDRny.
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Nrd Tr .Jp --- sl.nrn Of he - ate tOr
liaeaJuUu tuu .aav'rauie purposes, in
Wy F...I .a.r'D Gl si,UuU,u,U. .o which
10 IAN Na.r ..a'r. o reserve .Iuu OF Ssl'I-
~ IN Trnnd single sumhPr DisTri-
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SECOND Tuesday. Il never sCBlr- or post
F"4rs. -ouG a. 'Le .DIuwfuC Ujs,g. button
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The receipts # Sheep nave been quite
rir1t and me demand only moderate.
there being lutte sufficient % supply a.!
ma wants OF ne butchers Tor the present;
there nsv be further demand .ater n
the week. We quote common - ialr
Sheep i: 2fI5t cents; fair 70 good, oI(G'o :
cents. AND good to ex:rs, j$G6t cents,
few sales being recorded Al ina after
prrce. We quote spring Lambs It } = 10
,ants = ID.
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a.. sNa "a E'EN 'hi.ss-~.
N.....la.uu ar.1e> OF s.o'..... -..h
-uJ... Slu
100. Ni
'.''' T..a IS EUuEu,.l- .J......-........s.- ~
responsible core spending agents want
81 a. %. prominent points. -o whom a
.'l-'tt improvisation Wi be- Dgit.
Application for raJrS tu cubs, Shuu.N
'A.r H- made "a tle 1ume Office n New
Orleans.
Vie, clearly Stain. .Gl address, tor
t'."r9 .ulur.uat.uu pr -ygd orders 'u
"A. JACpHIN,
p. .. Box ~. New Orleans, "a.
4. "ur Grand EEGaurlllary Drawings
h' lLu"- lie Suprrv sion and ~ mage
-Ar"i 30 Generals ~. T.. ErauTrEaTa and
'.'t. 4. .aT.v. The mex. drawing occurs
'4 iIrsuay. May g. S.. mI.uN -
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everybody Hoatn.

Praise aad SOZoDoST-CIreatssst luxury
Of modern umes-besutides and preserves
he teeth. The repulsive breath Is rem
dered s. fragrant as rose anu Goodness
bv friends, or IN business Will now De no
longer noticed
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SWORN EVIDENCE.
.-,.~,rg cure Is probably the most
".a,ararion for the treatment u
catarr

catarn
-r--sr, ..--..fr- hat have had Ca
cs7i.S'. -,.rs. and Tor the At SIX years nave
lsrra 10. .-.af surf,rr- vas rendered partially
Sgen .ts '-., r. lie head. pains across the tenn
tfA. So 100. weak 80. PAINFUL eyes. swollen
pie, l'-a,-atst toU~I's. nara 40 snhsIaAt cougn'
80 -r ..ross 'Ht lost sHu - ,, IN NJ
ssveFr gs--rf.TH NJ head t'agI al me ltle. me
-fcorsE' E..-,tr,5 ,ted 80 -apidly IN my head and
1si;er =" '..7-It not keep them nee frequently
'sr7M would spring oGt Oh 9gl, ~ se So, 80 20
sG Bgfs lint Il sutocatlon. would men lAEe
ne, Il RI. ',-r-v means Ia my power 70 dlsiodge
--cc1-St ~ ny throat and head before being
re 1.iseg again. r,r y ,, - IA S,5ys rbaI
'r-ss Y. ..l, ~ swallow. finally consulted an
-01.1 " .1r n regard 20 an operation on them.
s1.-seH. est postponed u Inc cohstaht IN
srg e l.- - nice -aiion IN nv throat caused by
5arrAt. rr,vt-rr dropping Town rom my mead
,ae --rtatCG AND Huaint'l NJ -, - 49,
as4 .sr-Iv. - deep. nara cough. heanwhlIe
e. sees I'D show The effects OF TINS disease,
~ 49, i7st Hp-1. grew 1S.e. anu showed 5verY
- 49,. # Eu carly L'''l. " ~, ,sa
sv0. -rlcg ned thls stage. OF Apout SIX mounts
rss.' --,,- rt Z use of SASFoED's RADICAL CuRH
lGc % -rr. After using "a" BTst bottle began
T0B .'-1rfrl~ The 1rst dose seemed 70 clear
20 ~. as I'D not known !t 20 De ior years y
rs trse = .r..rv 20 arrest the discharges. ~
sg5lss a., rr.r.yh N three ms. ~ using u rs q
ii2is -r8r -ncgce1 the illumination NC sWsil-
ssi-..-a-sf-s -g that flGy 9OCE cesAstl 20 IuuDI'
'cEJ!-.l '.,-S.~'-s ACROSS NY chest disappeared,
zg l.o ,-.,.,rs N nv head ceased. my senses OF
re h.--.-7- II T-4r.ng were completely restored.
Lllt'l-..-.-s n srp grave disappeared oy the ise
S,yroE2 RA2frN 5s r1E SS ~ dTayv,s,
..hf' ..-... ..... Hl suffering nom CatRTrn.
,.4N. - =. Convince many that this . great
-rzs-1 s--,r.- r.H 'hr --"atmeut OF CatarrrlAHl
- .Ha best physicians. and have consult
--actiSt- ann bout NY case. I have used
60 DO - % b, -a.a.sv ana apparatus that have sp'
every .-.-, +. 1pr.pl q SIX ears Dast. anu nave.
7ssre- -. ..at- Isr. AIKEN great care Of my
"a ga he's. %. . lta.-so ~ TeLiei 'E encourage,
ssrt .-g.a t .' 81. GEO. ?. DHSMORE.
Fen. -. iST5.
sTTT TO -l.-soas.v enreared he SAID George p
- ~. M. .aua oath hat he foregoing state
Dl,i.... F. ~ sr-. -rr-H bod : rue. Before ne,
CO. y '5,E-4 . THOMAS. ! ust!ce Of The PEACE
81 ,,-,ace contains D.. SanfordS Improved
sc 800 .r-.a ... directions Tor I-e IN all
-1L...-a-, e TO- E.r sale Dy ~ " lotesale ana
60 --~y,,srs throughout ne United states
KY = =. rsrrr! Genera. AGENTS and Whole
- ..--.ru Boston. Mass.
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sEHsoRGANs. Is stops 81, % 81, =
& D S. Pianos retail price ga dniF
S.-5 send tor couddenttal CIRCULAR
pAnief q. Beatty, Wa-ntnStsu- n J.
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~ EEE..IS,I. s. r--T VIRGINIA.
w ESTABLI- HE'D $50.
Has inC ant elegantly furnished rooms.
A thorough Commerce.. course. ana also
ives thorough instruction n any or A..
INC common English branches. session.
day and evening. Individual 'usC uctloEs
Call At Co. lege Office or address
.-aoaxagzD !. n. FRASHER & CO.
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RsyaIyer T. CARTRIDGES for So

A nne niekis plated, Sven shot- pocket
-eyoIyer. A agxf-cfasz zKrtele- -eut e. ..
ID ar On rscsipt OI price V. ". WILLIS
p. D. Box lis. Ssv York spL5o
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FRESH TEAS.

S0O packages GunpOwder, Imp-ria'
Young HySnu. 0O!oug, English Breakfast
and -OuchOug Teas, III store and for sale
AZ .uw igUv.s VI. REILLY,
l.ug and 1871 Main street.
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Peerless Radiator sha h ing
Crate.
ORNAMENTAL GARDENING

v
EyTLEMEN WHO DEsiaE SHADE
VI Trees removed. planted or pfunsd.
tsarfsns designed. graded, sOdded OF ar
-anKrd, you'd 10 yell ~ give their orders
A. early possible. ~ a. "a have iho
rough work done that there may % time
or everything Lo grow ana b. set is-'i be-
ore Lhs warm weather comes Gpon uH.
shall also - prepared ~ dep gardens
clean. grass cut and plants zTo~iu<, ior
L1s ssason at .DW price.
Rustic stands. RrTamfc Pits, Iron V Ass
ard Banging basxsts silsd al The lowest
raiss.
To those having small garden plots !
would sugxest ms beautiful window
tiaEfisHinR, HDw ~ successfully prastirssi,
ialrly converting cry fssIds Br-- into AIRY
palaces despite fhs -OOty atmosphere. An =
with SiraCurs. Al worA guaranteed.
3. BAILEY
.anGu all Jacob -tre~f.
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FISH.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS

SUGAR and MOLAS~Es. lust rraeiy"d,
a lot % strictly prime New Orleans sugar
amt MuIasScs, which are offered IA IN"
trade al .nw figures. u. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-14
WOMAN,

b. m immense prscgtre. extending q. .-~-'s1
per'o-i II rnars. having vr'a-. :. Ear .TrE.-I
l!anr thousand aces Z muse 2. rl.as peculiar
Ia woman. Z have been ruaal"i Fob PrEtr'.
nrst potent and agreeable Uf-iIr;Gr -..i -."".-
ne Indications presented Hr -"ls c.as' ~ -
.ascs H..A positive Heg'4.utr N. eEac.le'a.
T. designate Ills n. .Pcc.Lc compound.
I Ave gaEci &
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Dr. Pierce S FaY0rita Prescription.


~ ...l tpu~"r .a.."0 NJ - ave. @-'I AF.H
n own pe-.wIA- rEs"Trt..r1. - ! '''" Do
-'rra-. have. E'..e S..ar--.Es . poe @ -
GUS nc Few -~t-rr-! '.'cH.r' r-'.c7i % ne
separate urgr-,,- - NV -. '.-- .. t ."l =
.lr ell max or BROWNING gem 81 my
medical career. ON 80 . f'-l-
I've s-sr and s-r~tutl rr01r '.- ...- ra'--
~ a. -c--.-- 1ut .Et ..sj "y... B. =. ...H'N l.-
NJ. g- 4. ..rrG1Siaarn-. -. sin ..- lHl p ...3-
Iuup~ E-aa lie aw, gEr. =rT'-7 De- .r'Fh.-
system. AT 3 ling 20 -.--aa ur .sf3.aa'H %
a.~,.rsau. Va. even I'D. r. a. ri a-..a. liE
ia. VI. TOT .-nnuiEi re 1n'f -i7S
rync~ 'ar.Hr- nj: p -.E-. r -nrat.. ~ Na' t-e'
t1r lav u lie g. l.""-s '.- whoa .. ,i -.
hat -f'T -. 80. -. q, -,
StaH2H RI D. , F.. -, -
e'.e. g.gt.' %. &c M 80 60
&c II raS = -. -..'..-.-s ------
-ie 80, -. 49,. .-,-........ an. ..,. -.
Deer '-.A'' = -. 10. = -.i = --r-.-
--.G. 'u' ..- - 20. .. o., r5at nor ne
-. ..--s -, "a. ..---rr... -lr.... ut
-rs- (. A. : 10 tg.,- ac-- ee-...-. as. 1r. lag-
in; witnessed = -, .1If'',,I,. -n,., and
Ps56ssg -t snd my i'f naas BON On ~
merits ..,.. .,,.-.s. Fl,
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The market. today mas been very slow,
sales being recorded only with conces.
sions On asst weeks prices. some deal
ers considered the decline CO., while
others estimated i II fully - IN
some cases, the explanation beng found
in the fact that some would, while oth
ars would not, submit 70 = decline rather
than hold over TIL next week. Inc
average decline Is but little If any, more
than cent. Quotations, }W5t e.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-14
CAROLINA RICE.

a. t!rrcrs received direct rom Charles
ton, II store and tor sale by
". REILLY,
lD9 and 1911 Main street.
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SpsIding's Giue mends broken toys. Asc-
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.--..,..a -----.rs D.. SarforG'7 Improved
-ich a--- .r.-- .... directions Tor I-e IN all
-5ll.--a, -,-a n O E"r sale by IL Wholesale and
cSsss, --.-.,r-,srs throughout IGe United states.
5:eL. s.--- ~ r~rG. Genera. Agents and NAo!e-
y 49, -, ..--s-u BOSTON. Mass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-14

The supply aas been .screiy IN excess
n the demand since .ssj Mlndav, The
a as nave been recorded very slowly and
81 = decline since As; Monday Of fully !
Ct. The quality Of the receipts Is very
slnl.ar 20 that ~ me week previous
ygotatiors, jC96 cents. lew sales beng
made Al either extreme. ne bulk Of the
operations being At j.M5s cts.
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Ofthe receipts 81 head came Virgins.
1856 from ONO: L from Vast Virginia,
- from Marviand, ~ from Limos,
I22 from Pennsv.vanIa-
rotal receipts Tor me week. ''- Head,
against I.5+2 asst week, AMI 1875 head
same time last yesr.
Mich Cows-Trsde n common
Cows IS very slow, while mat N ne bet
TAR grades 5 more sctIve, on. by no
means brisk. P-'cns $4,000
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. Baltimore Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Aarcn II, 1873.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
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For MT. Desert and Machias.
SUMMER ARRANGEHIE
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK,
Sheriff s Sale.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
VlAKEN on execution and will be sold by public
4 auction to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,
the sixth day of July, A. D. 1875 at O'Clock in
the afternoon, at the Sherifs office in Portland ia
Edwad Howe Late Of Portland c %as
state of Maine. deceased in the hands of Suvah
H.Perce. of Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts,
admlnlstratrx OF the goods and estate of said Ed
ward Howe, deceased, on the twenty fifth day of
February, A. ID. 1878, at eleven O'Clock and thirty
minutes in the forenoon, being the time of the at
tachment OF the same the original writ in the
ton on which said execution obtained, at this
time to redeem the following described mortgaged
real estate VIZ certain lot Of land situated in Port
land in said county Of Cumberland bounded and de-
scribed as follows
Beginning at tree formerly standing by Cross
street, in the centre of the lot formerly owned by
William Goldman and Joshua Rogers; thence South
westerly through the centre of the dwelling house
formerly on said lot and also through the of the
eastery by the Goldman lot to land formerly of Eben-
eyer Owen thence by said Owen lot to Cross street.
thence Northerly by said Cross street to the first
pound Being the same premises conveyed by deed
OF the Maine Bank to said Howe, dated Nov. 15 1875
recorded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds.
Also one other lot of land situated on the South
westerly side Of Cross street beginning at post
Iormerly In the corner of the original
said lot two hundred and two feet and two inches.
more or less to land formerly belonging to Mary Hall
thence Southeasterly sixtyseve feet less by
said Hall lot to court or passage way twenty feet
in width. laiG down on plan of said land thence
Northeasterly by said passage way one hundred and
eghy-ve feet, more or less to Cross street, thence
Northwesery by said Cross street to the first bound
fftyfve feet, with the right in said passage way Be-
ing the same premises conveyed by deed Of Samuel
T. Thomas and others by deed dated Sept. II, 1876.
duly recorded in Cumberland County Registry of
Deeds, Book 1885, page $780, saving and excepting what
has been conveyed to Joshua Rchardso and also
small strip of land sold by Edward Howe to Thomas
Cummings and ais, by deed dated Sept. 90 1885, and
recorded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds, Book
3i6, Page $40.
Dated at Portland this third day of June, A. D.,
1878. FRED'K Fl HARFORD
W3w27 Deputy Sheriff
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Our Celebration Of the Fourth.

The committee of the Fourth of July held a
meeting Saturday evening and completed their
programme for the celebration of the one humid
red and second anniversary of Americon Indie.
pendence. If the program ne is not as invit.
ing as one would wish the committee should
not be blamed as they have done the best they
could with the means at their command. To
be sure $1,000 is almost as much as $4,000 was
years ago when prices were higher, but still it
is small snm with which to get up Fourth
Of July celebration for city of the size and
importance of Portland. The programme. as
published elsewhere, provides for the ringing
of the bells and firing national salute at sun-
rise and sunset. At o'clock a military parade
of the several companies of this city and the
Richards Light Infantry of Gardiner will take
place under the command of Col. Mattocks,
with Lieut.. M. Adams as Adjutant. After the
parade the battalion will march to the Porf-
lard & Ogdensburg depot, and proceed to the
rife range at East Baldwin to compete for the
prizes offered by the city; on arrival at that
place being aerved with collation. at the ex-
pense of the city. Each company is to select
team of ten men to shoot for the prizes.
AT 10 "a. m. and p. M, free entortaiumant
will be furnished to the children at City Hall
by the Bohemian Bell Ringers of Boston.
Chambers and Coles Bands will give OUT
door concerts from to ana from to Up. m.
in Congress Square and in front of the City
Hall.
AT 2.30 p. m. there will be a match game of
base ball by two leading clubs on the Western
Promenade for prize of $50.
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The LAST SUNDAY OF JUNE.-Yesterday
was the last day and the last Sunday of the
month of June The day was hot and uncom-
Portable about town and not few left the city
in search of cooler cline. The morning OPEN
ed hot and sultry, and but for the little breeze
which sprang up after the hour of noon there
would have been more empty pews in the
churches than there were.
The arrival of three railroad trains in the
city was an incident which was quite new, A
train over the Boston aud Maine road reached
the city at s o'clock, bringing a carload of
Boston Heralds At noon sthe Eastern rail-
road brought a train bringing Bos-
ton Globes, and few minutes later train
arrived over the Rochester road bringing mails,
passengers and few unsold newspapers The
cause of the increased number of trains is this
Last week tae Boston Globe arranged for a
train over the Eastern road which would ar.
rive here little before the Herald train over
the Rochester road. The Herald heard Of the
arrangement and at once chartered special
train over the Boston and Maine to checkmate
their rival, a thing which they did. 1T remains
to be seen how the trains will be run 10 the fu-
ture.
The island steamers carried a very large
number Of passengers during the day, and the
beach houses 10 this vicinity were well patron
L lied
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Judge and Mrs. Clifford will celebrate their
golden wedding on the 4th of July, at the resi-
dence of their son, Hon. Won. II. Clifford.
There are now living of the gentlem ans de-
scendants three sons and two daughters, and
twenty grandchildren, all Of whom, with me- ny
invited guests, will be present on this occa-
sion.
At the commencement at Union College,
Schenectady, N. Y, last week, Alexander
Duane of Portland bore away four first prizes,
a Fellowship and the Latin salutatory. BE
deserved them ell, as is admitted by the faculty
and students. His diligence in study is equa
to his ability. He will make his mark. Union
awarded some thirty prizes this year, including
seven new ones. There were four in drawing
six in essays, six in oratory. four 10 military
tactics, in Latin (sight reading), three new fell
lowships, with the Latin salutatory and Greek
valedctory. Two South Carolinians took away
she Junior prizes in oratory; A. A. Browne o
Louisiana the Latin prize.
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The High street Sabbath School go to Bald
win Wednesday.
The Preble Chapel Sunday School 60 to Saco
river to-day
About twenty ladies resident for the summer
at Pine Point have formed an archery club.
DR.. True of this city is building two story
cottage at Old Orchard.
The catch of blue fish is unusually large
this season.
Deputy Chase had his hand badly jammed
while seizing liquor Saturday.
The Montgomery Guards have decided to go
to Sebago Lake on their excursion.
The Greenbackers propose to take hand in
the celebration of the Fourth in this city.
The First Baptist Sabbath School goes on its
annual excursion to Spurwink river tomorrow.
Seven barrels Of beer, and four half barrels
were seized Saturday morning at the Boston
depot, and twenty Five barrels in the evening.
The Twilight and Willie have left for Boston
to take part in the Fourth of July yacht race
there.
The members of the Yacht Club went to
Harpswell Saturday night and attended the
formal opening of the Harpswell house.
The steamer Forest City will make an ex-
cursion in the Harbor on the Fourth. 1t will
be delightful sail if the day is fine.
George G. Backcock was among the pupils
admitted to the High school. His name ap-
peared in the list incorrectly.
The excursion of st. Stephens Parish and
Sunday School is postponed to the second
week in July, due notice of which will be
given by an advertisement in this paper.
Mr.. james Driscoll of this city will start on
his % mile walk to be done inside of five
hours for prize of $50 on the Western
Promenade, July 4th at a. m.
The thermometer ranged all the way from
go to 90 yesterday. At Ferry Village it was
much hotter than here. The breeze in the
afternoon cooled the air very much.
Portland eIcampment /. o. o. f. contemplate
an excursion about the middle of July, over
the Ogdensburg railroad to Sebago Lake, and
thence by steamer through the SoDgo to
Bridgton.
Saturday morning two small buys, one
named Ray, were playing in a boat off Com
mercial wharf, when the boat Ca sized, and
Ray was caught underneath it. Captain
Studley went to the rescue, and saved the
boys.
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.


The rate of taxation in Waterville this yeal
year. The valuation is as follows: Rea
estate 81 ,604 300, against 81 ST. 525 last year
personal, $6l4 ,8S4 against $646 272 last year
being total shrinking of $107, 1913 from last
year. Number of dogs licensed. 81 The share
OF the State tax this year, is So, $751; S.; County
raised by tax this year figure up 1926 1896 %
with $10,617 to be raised by loan, for purchasing
the property of Ticonic Village Corporation
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Notwithstanding the great number of porgies
caught there seems to be no lack of them on the
coast. The Church Company of Round Pond,
Bristol, are reported to have received in one
day last week some 5, 700 barrels. Other COM
panles received fish in proportion
WALDO COUNTY.
The Greenback convention to nominate a
candidate for Congress in the fifth district,
will be held in Belfast Tue sday. Mr.. Rust of
probable nominee, but Mr.. Perry of the
Camden Herald, is an active competitor for the
prize, and Judge Joseph W. Knowlton of
Liberty, is also said to be in the field.
PENoBscor COUNTY.
The new Greenback paper which Mr.. w. d.
Chase is to start in Bangor is to be called the
Tribune.
Thursday forenoon, the examination of can
didates for admission to the State College
occurred at the College Chapel. Eighteen
young men were examined and most of them
passed very satisfactory examinations. As a
rule much larger number appears at the
second examination than at the first. The
second examination will take place on the day
prior to the commencing of the fall term.
The reunion of the 9Th 9th and 11th
Regiments will be held in Bangor in August.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-07-01

DEATH OF SAMUEL SMALL.-Samuel Small
Esq, whose serious illness was noted day or
two since. died yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Small
had not been detained from business scarcely
two weeks when he died. He was born in GRAY
81 years ago. He moved to Portland when
quite young, and when twenty-one years and
six months of age was cashier of Cumberland
National Bank, position he has since held, a
period of 40 years. The fact that he filled the
position so long is evidence enough of itself
that he was man of no ordinary ability. He
was very methodical aud thorough in his Ia
bors and man whose word was never doubted
by those who knew him best. He was mem.
Der OF the First Parish society for many years.
He leaves wife and three daughters. The
funeral will take place from his late residence
on Free street, this afternoon at 4 O'Clock. 49,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-07-01

The Apollinaris pure natural effervescent
water which has of late years become SO
popular in England, bids fair to become quite
as popular with the American people. This
water, recommended by the leading physicians
OF the old world, and highly commended and
endorsed by our leading medical men, has only
during the past year been shipped to this
country in any great quantities. and its success
has been beyond all expectation. The great
want of our people, whether residing in lead
ing cities or interior towns, has been whole.
some water, free from all impurties-and
never have We been able to get it uutil Apolh.
naris was introduced to our homes. Not
only is it a delicious table water Of a peculiar
softness of flavor, gratifying to the most
critical taste, but its antacld properties render
it an effectivesremedy for loss of appetite and
the disordered stomach of the dyspeptic In
England last year 100000 bottles were sold,
and Hedging from the rapid and steady in.
crease in the demand in this country, we shall
at no distant day equal England in our
demand for this agreeable, exhilarating and
healthful natural spring beverage 1t stands
alone in our market to-day. the only absolutely
pure and wholesome water