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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-12
UumberIand Copference.

The following is the programme of the semi
annual meeting Of the Cumberland Conference
of Congregational Churches, to be held in this
city at the new Williston Church on Thomas
street, next Tuesday and Wednesday.
TUESDAY, A. M. 9.3O-Prayer Meeting.
1000-OrganzatloD.
110O-Sermon-Rev. A. P. Tinker
p. M. 200-Business.
2.30-How can the Christian Activities of the en-
tire mbership of the churches be best
developed?-Rev Messrs. II. S. Hunting
ton, II b. Mead and A. H. Wright.
3.3O-Woman's Work in the Church.-Rey. W. A.
Bosworth.
4.0O-On what ground should the observance of the
Sabbath be urged?-Rev Messrs e. Y.
HiDcks and X. 2, Gardiner.
TUESDAY EVENING 7.00-Service of Song.
7.30-Short Addresses: 30 Duty of young men to
the Church, j. j. Carruthers, ID. d.
(2) Religious Tramps Rev. j. G. Leavitt.
81 Bible readings, their use and abuse,
Rev. IL. W. Lathe.
WEDNESDAY. A. NJ. 9O0-Prayer Meeting
9.3O-Les.ons from the Fall River scandal, Rev. T.
S. Perry.
1O.3O-The duty of the Church respecting Com
munism and kindred evils, Rev. G. S.
Dlckerman and Rev. w. II. Fem.
11.t5-BusiDess.
P. Nj. 200 Conference Sermon, Rev. F. E. En-
rich followed by Communion of the
Lords Supper.
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Rev. A. Redlou is soon to resign his passionate
over the Congregational Church at Abbot
The foundation of new Swedenborgian
church is being put in at Fryeburg.
T. W. Walters, who was at Robbinston in
1876, was ordained Sept. 9th at South Canton,
N. Y, where he has been laboring.
Rev. L. L. Pare D. D., Professor in Bangor
Seminary, returned home on the 20 inst, from
his foreign tour
The Piscatsquis Conference of Congrega-
tional churches will meet in Monson, Tuesday,
18th inst, at 10 o'clock a. m,
The building committee of the proposed Bar.
ron Memorial Congregational church at Dexter
have already begun work, as instructed at re-
cent meeting of the society, and, with favora
BILE weather, considerable progress will be made
before winter.
The contractors for finishing the outside O
the Congregational church in Houlton, will
have the job completed in few days. Th
new spire and the other impr ovements which
have been added will make this church build
one of the finest in that section of the State.
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IMPRISONMENT Eos DEBT.
Exhorbi,aut Fees Charged by omcers.

Mr. EDIToR,-Honest men can bear to have
their acts examined and the fuller and brighter
the light shining on them the better they will
appear. 'Justinian," the correspondent of
the PRESS on yesterday, opened good subject
for discussion but he must have made many
mistakes Itcannot be that such gross vionla-
tons of law exist In his communication he
says: Most officers receive So for bond on an
arrest on execution Chap. 116, sec. 5, p. SIG
r. s., provides that sheriffS, deputies and con-
stables shall receive for service under the law
for the relief of poor debtors "fOr
bail or other bond % cents" and chap 122,
sec 22 D. S43. r. s.. nakes it penal for such
officers to take any fees larger than those pro-
vided by law. How then would such officers
dare to take 50 for bond and lay themselves
liable to prosecution, as they would, for the
paltry gain of ST rs? II this has been done
let the sufferers be heard and justice done
them
Again, "Jnstinian' claims that S. must be
paid on disclosures to each justice sitting.
Chap. 116, sec. 2, p. Sl1, r. s., provides that
''for an examination of the debtor under the
law for the relief of poor debtors. So for each
day of such examination shall be paid, and
they very rarely extend over more than
one day. 10 this city, think, without excep-
ton, the justices who sit are lawyers, and they
are under the OATH, which they must carry
with them into every relation of life, THAT
they will delay no man for lucre or malice
1t canuot be possible that men who are mem
bers of an honorable profession will thus dis
honor their oath and break the law for 49, Ii
they do let the sufferers bg it be heard
II is also matter of common reDute (Just-
imam does not say sJ) that officers of the law.
notably constaoles. solcts business upon shar-
ing terms. Chao 122, II, sec. p, S41, as
amended in 1875 provides that this shall
be punished by fine of $1,000 or imprison-
ment one year, and not only that but all acts
done by them under such agreement shall be
absolutely void. All honest, law abiding Off
GERS will want these things ventilated and the
truth known. If there are any who have COM
mitted the offences above named they should
be punished first, to the full extent of the law,
and then allowed to go back to private life
from whence he came, there to remain.
These things have become matter of public
talk aud the time has come for them to end, if
they exist Those who have not offended can
have no cause for complaint, and those who
have if there are auy such, may be sure that
proof is 10 the hands of the people, and they
know when and how to use it.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
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carriage out, injuriug Mr.. Whitney quite Sc
vereiy. The daughter was only slightly hurt.
| PENoBscoT COUNTY.
| MI. Ramsdell of Dexter has raised on two
acres 313 bushels of corn.
| young man in Orono, while in the act OF
decapitating harmless hen, left part of his
| tnumo on the chopping bloek-a warning to all
| assassins.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Recently some thieves entered the store of
.. M. q A. Norton, at Hartland, and stole cash
| ana goods to the amount of about SIS. Mon
oay $50 in stamps and So in change were taken.
The Reporter says that Mr.. John W. Yves.
ton, one of the Oldest citizens of Skowhegan,
aged IS years, died at his residence Wednes.
gay noon. His death was caused by paralysis
OF the brain, and was quite sudden. He was a
Iatlve OF SkOwbegan and has always lived
Cuere. Until within ten years he has been
acliVely engaged in the lamber business, manu-
featuring lumber.
Inc Reporter says that Hon. Isaac Rsdng-
Ton died of heart disease Sunday last at the
!e'euence of his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Bradford,
IN okowhegan, aged IS years. Mr. r. was a
naive of Waterville, graduate of the college
ia mat town 10 the class of 1927, and practiced
Jaw there until 1913. He has resided in New
70 1orS since 1852 until he came to live with Mrs.
Dldu,oro, about TWO years since. He was a
member of the State Senate in 1882 He was
brother of the late Judge Asa Redington,
who died in 1874.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
A barn 10 Perry, owned by Mrs. Wocdcock.
late Miss Lydia Lowell, was burned Tuesday
night. A cow, hens, and farming tools were
lost, and her horse badly burned The fire is
supposed to be ineendiary.
AS Tailor Vose of Macbas passed into tie
jail to carry supper to the prisoners on the
evening of October LIST, three of them rushed
to the door. two escaping. Ooe was shortly
recsptured and the other was found at Lubec
next day aud returned. The jalor held one
and kept him 10 till help arrived.
A barque of 756 tons was launched lately
from the yard of S. W. & A. NJ. Nash Of
Harrington. She is owned by the builders and
Capt .. G. Cole and Ambrose Rumball. A
ship OF one Thousand tons is also building in
the yard OF A. f Nash, which is the only
vessel on the stocks in the county.
YORK COUNTY
Andrew Goodrich of Biddefe,d attempted
suicide twice Wednesday by cutsirg bis
throat and again by hanging
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Personal.

Hon. L. G Downes of Calais, is at the Fal-
mouth.
Rev. Frederic S. Sill of S. John, N. B., is
spending a short vacation in the city with his
friends. He will officiate at his old parish st.
Paul's, tomorrow morning and afternoon.
Among the students to enter the University
of Michigan the present term are several young
men from Maine, including Harry Herrick
Goodwin, son of Hon. John M. Good win of
Biddeford.
Mr.. r. A. McClutcby, freight agent of the
Boston & Maine Railroad, in this city, has gone
on an extended Western tour. While absent
Mr. G. It. Sweet, cashier, will look after his de-
partment.
Governor Conner and Councillors Down, Gar.
celon and Lacy, with ladies, arrived at Rock
port, Wednesday evening, the guests of Hon
f. E. Richards Thursday the party made a
visit to Camden Turnpike and the famour Bar
rett fruit farm. Thursday evening they attend
ed the concert of the Kuox Musical Association
at Rockland.
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A NEW STATIoN.-The large and Lice trans
fer station that has recently been built by the
Boston & Maine Railroad Company at the in
tersecton of its road with the Maine Central
ard Ogdensburg roads back of Bramhall hill
which is to take the place of the one now in
use-is fast drawing to APPLETON. The out.
side is all finished ard painted and the inside
plastered. The building is of gothic design,
surmounted with cupola at one corner, and
presents very pretty appearance. The gen.
eral waiting room and restaurant that are to
occupy the first floor, will be both roomy and
nicely arranged. Overhead will be occupied by
several sleeping rooms for those employed in
the restaurant.
The building will bs supplied with all neces
sary conveniences for the passenger.
The location will save the time and trouble o
the trains leaving the main track as is required
in order to reach the one now lie use. 1t will
be an ornament to that part of the city, gtea
convenience to the waiting passenger, and ar
honor to the railroad.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Special Meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen.

A SPIT cal meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen was held yesterday afternoon,
at which the modification of lease of the
Atlantic & st. Lawrence railroad to the Grand
Trunk Railway Company, By which 100000
worth of bonds of the company, falling due
Nov. LIST, could be transformed into stock and
transferred to the Grand Trunk Company was
authenticated. When the Atlantic & ST. Law
renee Railway Company was leased to the
Grand Trunk Company there was condition
appended to the effect that the Mayor and Al
derm en- of Portland should consent to the same
or any modification like that mentioned above.
The proceeding is simply matter of form.
r. S. Gibson, L. Rumery and j. L. Taylor
were appointed inspectors of night soil.
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tWoMAN SUFFRAGE. - Mrs. Margaret W.
Campbell Of Boston, the able and popular Wo-
man Suffrage lecturer, is now speaking almost
every evening in different places in the State,
as the friends may desire, in behalf of equal
political rights for the sexes, aid on temper
ance. Mrs. Campbell is greeted every where
with full houses, and her arguments are clear
and convincing. She is working under the aus.
pieces of the New England Woman Suffrage
Association, which has pledged itself to furnish
as much means to carry forward the work in
Maine as the friends in Maine will subscribe,
dollar for dollar. This is generous indeed,
The lecturers address is Mrs, NJ. w. Campbell,
Fairfield, Me.
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BLETHEN VS.. HALL.-Some question having
been made as to the disposal of this cause, we
append the following note which was the basis
on which the action was entered "neither
party
PORTLAND. Me-, Oct. 9, 1878.
ALDEN ]. BLETHEN, EsQ.-Sir: L deeply re-
greet the occasion of any difficulty between US
which has led you to bring an action against
me for Islander. The matter which in your
writ you allege to have been uttered by me, If
uttered as alleged was done as upon hearsay
without malace upon my part or any desire to
do you an injury. L do not of my own knowl-
edge know that any part of it was true, and
anything 1 may have said concerning the sub
ject matter being hearsay, it's repeti ton by me,
while, sperhaps, morally uniastiiable and a
great annoyance to you, is no less source of
regret to me. In this unfortunate affair l ten.
der to you such apologies as becomes man Of
honor to offrr and gentleman to receive, ana
as ample as yoor cause of complaint.
l am very respectfully,
Your friend and servant.
s. d. BALL.
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SUNDAY PAPERS The Chisholm Brothers
announce that they have taken control of the
Boston Sunday Herald for this city. Under
their management subscribers may be sure of
being promptly and faithfully served. There
don't seem to be much need of an outside Sun
day paper when we have at home so good a
one as the Times, but if people must have one
thew will bs well served by Chisholm Brothers.
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STILL IT FLows.-Polceman Miles m ade a
seizure of liquor at Peter Deehan's on Com
mercal street Thursday evening. Six seizures
were made yesterday by the deputy sheriffs-
one on a warrant at John McCarthy's on
Mountfort street, and five without warrants,
one each on Commercial, West Commercial,
ore, Center and Banks streets, respectively.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE HosPITAL.-Alonzo
Leavitt, Esq, of Alfred, obtained for the
Maine General Hospital four barrels of vege-
tables and four barrels of apples, given by the
following contributors to the Yo county fair
S. M. Blake, Biddeford; G. B. Brooks, Alfred !;
Dimond Roberts & Son, Lyman; A. FL. Roberts,
WATERFORD; John Hall, North Berwick; j. f.
Bracket, Limngton; Jere. Moulton, Sanford
j. e. Buzzell, (Shakers) Alfred, and 7. B.
Friend, Alfred. Mr.. Conant allow, d them to
pass free over the Portland & Rochester rail.
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Fire in Gorf am l. u st Night.

The buildings on State street, Gorham owned
by Daniel Douglass and occupied, one by G. E.
Deering as a fish market, and the ether by H
G. Files as a stove store, were destroyed by fire
last night. The loss on the buildings was
about 5000; insurance $3.50. behring's goods
were nearly all saved. Files's loss coult
not be ascertained, but is large. Quite por
ton of J. G. Summerside's goods in the mex
building were Injured in removing. The diff
ferent losers were fully insured.
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FIRE IN GRAY.-Wednesday the house oocu-
ped by Andrew Libby and Cushman Hall at
Gray, as well as the barn, were burned. The
furniture ia the house was mostly saved, but
the contents of the baru, including a cow, two
hogs, hay, TOOLS &C., were destro yed. Loss
$1,000: insurance $500. A little boy was play
ing with matches.
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TESTIMONIAL .CoNCERT.-The testimonial
benefit to Charles A. Farrell, in the Reception
Room at City Hall last evening, on which oc-
casion appeared Chaudler's Band and Mrs. G.
x. Halves, as well as Mr.. Farrell. was attended
by an audience of about $50, and gave, as might
have been expected, excellent satisfaction. The
programme as published yesterday was given.
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WALKING MATCH To-DAY.-The Chapman
Driscoll walking match of fifty miles for TWEEN
ty-fve dollars side, all the arrangements
having been perfected, will take place today on
the Western Promenade, and will probably
draw quite crowd. Both men will appear in
walking suits. The contestants will start at
a. no., and probably finish late in the evening,
Both men are in good condition. The stake.
holder is Mr.. Joseph St. Domaine, and each Of
the.contestants will select judge.
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Superior Court.

sYM0NDs, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-In the case of Howes, Hilton & Co. VS..
B. f Gray, the case was given to the jury at halt
past twelve AT the adjournment of court they were
still out.
Strout & Holmes for plaintiff.
c. Hale for defendant.
The case assigned for trial on Saturday having
been settled there will be no session of the court
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Municipal Court.


FRIDAY.-Jasper Harvey. Larceny. Sixty days.
Committed.
Peter Deehan. Search and seizure. Fined 800
and costs and three months imprisonment. APP
pealed. Swasey.
Album j. Little and Sarah A. Little. Search and
seizure. Pied misnomer. Plea sustained. Dis
charged, Fog.
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SIS IT possible that MIR. Godfrey is UP and
at work, and cured by SO simple remedy?"
81 assure you it is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters, and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must die!'
"Well-a-day If that is SO, will go this
minute and get some for my poor George
know hons are good. %
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THE GREAT RHPUBLlC-There will be a re-
hearsal at the City Hall this afternoon of j. M.
Hagar's Grand Centennial (allegory and tab
leaux) entertainment, "The Great Republic"
to be given by his direction by over 800 young
ladies and gentlemen, for the benefit of the
High School library, at the City Hall, on the
10Th and 10th of this month.
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KNIGHTsvILLE.-The meeting of the Knight
Vile Reform CLUB, at Sennett's Hall, to-mor-
row at o'clock, offers attractive inducements
for large attendance. There will be not only
good speaking. but the Hughes Brothers will
sing some of their sweetest songs.
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THE GREATEST BLESSING,

every time, and prevents disease by keeping
the blood pure, stomach regular, kidneys and
liver active, is the greatest blessing ever con-
ferred upon man. Hop Bitters is that remedy
and its proprietors are being blessed by thou
sands who have been saved and cured by it,
Will you try ii. See other column.
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No DOUBT you can buy Flour lower at l.. A.
Bachelors. No. 10 Market street, than any
place in town. On hand at all times: "Sur-
rise," best Haxall; "Sea Foam,' fancy do;
"Tulip." St Louis; "Plants Extra do; "Morn-
ing STAR" do; "White Rose," do; and all
other grades of Choice Family Flour, which L
can and will sell by the barrel or bag lower
than same grades can be bought elsewhere.
org
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ECONOMICAL WoRKINGMEN buy the "Nigger
Head" and Bulls Eye Cut Cavendish Smok-
ing Tobaccos, and find them better, cheaper,
and equal to nearly double the quantity of COM
mon tobacco. Ask your doaler for them.
Manufactured by VIM. S. Kimball & Co.,
Rochester. N. Y. sep23T r&Seod
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Buy your hat of Coe, the Halter.

CELLpLo1D NOVELTIES. New and beautiiu,
patterns in Celluloid Bracelets in red, blue,
white and tortoise shell colors, inlaid with gold
Also, patent expanding Bracelets and Cellulod
Coral Bangles. G. Fl. hanson, 2l1 Middle
Street.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Fair and Fundamentally Hall.
Portland Theatre-M Marie.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Leach-3.
Self Knowledge.
Goes.
LiDoleum-A Great Discovery,
Celluloid-C IL. hanson.
Vickery q Leighton.
Ruchng-W. e. Plummer
IL. Freeman g. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Kid Gloves-W. F. Studley.
g. ID. b. Fisk q Co.
Make no Mlstake-Merry,
Merhno Underwear Carlton Klmball,
Molasses Candy-Jnhnson 81 Redlon.
! For sale-John C Proctor.
9 Sunday Herald-C Chisholm Bros
Tukesbury 81 Co-Dress Goods
6Walter Baker a. Co.
n Tailorsses Wanted-J. Cole.
4 To Let-H. A. Jones,
z To Let-UnturDished Rooms,
s. To- Lett. q. HAYES
$40 Lett. Pickett 6 Co.
To Let-Rooms
EWanted-Girl.
[ .Flour-G. II. Lord.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
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THE CARNIVAL OF AUTHoRs.-The several
committees are requested to meet the commit
tee of arrangements at the Public Library
Room, No. II, Monday evening. Oct IA, at
o'clock. Per order,
FL, W. BRYANT, Chairman.
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BAILEY & Co. sell at 10 today large lot of
new and secondhand Furniture, Carpets, Crock
cry Ware, Stoves, Bedding, &c. See notice in
anctinn cnlnnnn
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FREE of charge. Your druggist will refund
your money, if DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup does
not give you satisfaction and cure your cough.
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RUCHING Another lot of that elegant silk
edge, double Rnche, at 10 cents per yard, inst
received. Also, those handsome chenille end
silk Bows. 12a cents each, at W. E. Plumme,s,
455 Congress Street.
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in the world for coughs, colds, hoarse ness,
bronchitis, soreness of the throat, asthma, in
fuenzs, catarrb, wboopiDg cough and lung dis
eases, is Addnlson's Botanic Bdlsan,. Price 81
cents. oc12S&W
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30 PIECES all wool Merinos just received, and
will be sold fer only so cts. per yard at Leach's
1874 Middle Street. oci2 st
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ELEGANT Button Kid Gloves, in autumn
colors and opera shades, only As cents, at
Leach's. 1874 Middle Street. oc12 81
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ONE case all wool Blankets will be sold ons
dollar less than the manufacturers price for a
few days at Leach's, 1874 Middle Street.
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VICKERY & LEIGHTON are selling Opera
Kids and also variety of shades in Three But
tons for IS cents. oct12f
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DOCTORS GAVE HIM UP.

If you ara restless and cannot s'eep, take
SANFoRp's JAMAICA GINGER
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III. FREEMAN & Co.. 225 Federal Street, haze
reduced the price of cooked Oysters. They offer
today superior lot of Oysters, at 25 cents per
0udTt
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SELF-kNowLEDGE. If the standard works
OF the Peabody Medical Institute, Boston,
could be placed in the hands of all, both old and
young, the field of quackery would be greatly
diminished and the destructiveness of our
most insidious and wasting diseases greatly
lessened. See advertisement in another col
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AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
LinoIeum-A Creat Di,c.ve,v

For the benefit of those who have not already
seen the LINoLEUM floor cloth, we would say
that it is made under patent process, of ground
cork combined with solidi6ed oil, pressed on to
canvas by means of powerful rollers, forming
an exceedingly durable surface, on which is
imprinted handsome patterns in varied styles.
1t is suitable for private dwellings. public
buildings. Stores etc., and sold by all carpet
dealers. The only genuine article has the
word "L1NoLEUM" printed on the back of every
yard,
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scorcH Caps for girls. Coe, the Halter.

WoRsTEDs Cents an or. for Black and
White, and II Cents an or. for ColoIs. Also
Canvasses, Gard Board, etc., 10 per cent lower
than ever before, at Carlton Kimbalps, 495 Con.
gress street. ---.-, oct11-2t
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CHILDREN's MERINo VESTS and Drawers
20 cents, at Carlton Kimball's, 495 Congress
street. oet11-2t
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THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 70
Tick PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes.
sender Bros, Marquis, Brunei q Co.. Andrews
wentworth, Moses, n. B. Kendrick, and Chisholm
oros oh all trains that run out of the city.
At Bath, of j. .. Shaw.
At Lewiston, Of Stevens & 90