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The Portland daily press., 1879-03-20
KEief JOltinss.

Fine day yesterday. Mercury 100 at sun
rise, $50 at noon, $40 at 6 p. m; wind north
and clear.
MIR. Gilbert will give one of his popular as
semblies tonight.
A seizure of some $50 gallons of liquor was
made iu house near James McGlincby's store
by be sheriffs yesterday.
The Catholic chidreD's concert at City
Hsl, Monday night, cleared between 5000 and
$500
The steamer City of Richmond was gaiy
honor Of sD important event in the family of
one of the officers.
The stea nship Valletta, Capt Anderson, ar
rived ID ballast from Cape Bretoo, yesterday.
She is Consigned to the Grand Trunk Rail
way Company, and will take out a cargo Of
-four.
The Lake Chsmplsiu cleared for Liverpool
last night, with 80, 600 bushels of wheat and
peas, 10000 pack ages of cheese and butter, and
squsntfy Of -four, apples, oatmeal, &C over seed
and provisions, all valued at S150.0O0.
TIL Wa ef Company has voiei 10 increase
the capital stock $4,000, to be applied in part
to payment of liablities of the company, and
the balance to the completion Of the dam al
the oailes Of Lske Sebsgo.
The tWo uorgie steamers, msItoned by the
PRESS tome tiale ago, as in process of con.
strucion by tbs Portland Company, are Yearly
completed, It a cost If $4,000 each, and the
captains and crews are low at the American
House.
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New Eu.,sua Reform Association.


The Executive Council of the New England
Reform Association met at Congress Hall
at p. m. yesterday. The object of the meet.
ing was to make arrangements to hold seven
days. camp-meetng of the reform clubs at Old
Orchard the coming summer. Among those
present were j, K Osgood of Gardiner, COL +.
Allen, PeUtu.race r. l., L. L. Durant, Mont
pelier, w. c. P Currier Of Burlington, VT,
w. B Crook Of Sprlua ie 4, Mass, and U. b.
Chadbourn, Ssco The following were elected
as additional committee: Paul +, SEW OF
Bangor, Guptill of Saco, r. H. Murphy, ID. q.
Rich and Hon. BENZ. Kingsbury of Portland.
II satisfactory arrangements can be made with
the Old Orchard Camp-Ground Association
and railroads, the next annual meeting will be
held st Old Orchard In the last part of August
next
A public meeting was held in the evening
and those who were not present lost an oppor-
tunity seldom offered to the publiclat reform
ers meeting. Hob. Bepjsain Kngsbury pre-
sided and devotional exercises were offered ny
Rev. W. T. Phelan. The President after
making some fitting remarks, introduced Col.
f. Allen of Providence, r. l.. ., followed by j.
K. Osgood, L. L. Durant, G. p. Currier, W. B.
Crook and o B. Chadbourn. The speeches
throughout were full of vim and vigor, which
only reform men can give. Col. F. Allen was
called upon to sing one of his soul.stirring tenn.
perauce songs, which was received with round
of applause The meeting closed by singing
"Hold the Fort"
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supreme Judicial Cour,.

The following decisions have been received from
the Law Conrt:
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Allen R. Mcdonald VS.. John d. Gillett ct al. and
Trustee.
ReSc p- The court is of the opinion that upon the
facts stated in the disclosure of the trustee atham)
and proved by the deposition of Sweetsir the latter
must be regarded as the servant of the former and
that II money 10 Sweetsirs possession must be re-
gaTded constructlvely in Lathsms possession and
that Latham properly charged as trustee and for
the correct amount. Ward as hanson, 6 Pick. 1858.
Exceptions oyerruled. Trustee charged for S97.i5.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY
Joshua HOPKINS VS.. Patrick McGillicuddy. Action
ofrresp ass for false Imprisonment.
Rescript-The testimony of the defendant and of
M. L. LuddeD tending to prove that the defendant
before making the complaint against the plaintiff
songh the advice of his attotD ey, and did not find
HIM, and after the est OF The plaintiff and Def re
his trial cousue bin in regard to the prosecution
and got his opinion and followed bis atvlce in
cutit he case further before the court compe-
ten and material in connection with the other evil
dence liz the UPON the ques ion OF malice on the
part OF the defendant in prosecuting the UlaDif 1t
ten0e1 TO prove the defendants 9cs aud conduct i'm
meda;eiy connected with the prosecution befo e
making the CON plant while il was pending aud be-
fore the trial in Court. The evidence was also ma.
tersl upon the question OF damages. 1t should not
have been Withdrawn from the consideration Of The
jury.
Exceptions sustained.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.

TUESDAY, March is
A finely dressed girl was CRYING throus h
Water ST. today when a man ran in front
of tns team aud was knocked down. He was
uninjarei, but ca thoroughly astonished when the
girl cried out, 81 guess you wont rue under my
horses feet again The man trudged off,
brushing the snow from bis shoes, and mutter.
ing, "smsrt girl that"
Vassal d. Pinkhsm lost good horse yester-
day. The animal ran from Cony & Robinson Is
store into the bridge, striking post and break
ing his shoulder, SO that it was necessary to
kill him on the spot.
Twenty-6v arrival, at the Cony House to.
Gay.
The Kennebec Journal of this morning says
"Mr. Harrison Baker has been appointed by
the Governor, Clerk 10 the Educational De-
paftmeut under Mr. Luce This is one of the
Journals mistakes, as there has been no such
appointment, and Mr.. Luce is doing the work
of his office without assistance.
Mr.. E. G. Allen is about 10 establish an cleo
trOtyping department in his publishing house
in this city, having secured the services of Mr.
John Gay, an experienced workman in that
business.
There ia to be concert at the Free Baptist
church Friday evening, by the celebrated
Welsh vOcalIsts, the Hughes Brothers, assisted
by Miss Stella Cub I'd, Mrs. Julia Adams
Baker and Miss Juna M. tuck.
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Accidents.

Mr.. Ccombs, an engineer on the Grand
Trunk, who resides in this city. was shuntlng
cars at Gorham, N a., yesterday, and lost
three fingers of the right hand.
Charles Remington, boy about IA years old.
whose parents reside on Oxford street, was
grooming horse on the Hill yesterday, when
the animal stepped on his foot njaripg, it Sc
verely.
Mrs. alfred Wickner, who resides at Deer
ing, was badly scalded yesterday by upsetting
pail Of boiling water.
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Hon. Israel Washburn was dowu town for
the fist time Yesterday snce his late Illness
Col. O. ?. Mattosks of Portland, Major Fol-
som of Oldtowp, and Qlarteruaster Gallag her
of Augusta have rendered their resig pa lou as
officers OF the stst3 militia.
t. j. Looney, James Flanagan and 10 ard
Hall have gose to Denver, aud john Holmes
and TWO other young men, to Leadville. Mr..
r j Hartnett will leave for Denver and take
his family the last of this week.
Hon. W. W. Thomas, Jr., of Portland, de.
lvered lecture at Salem, on Monday evening,
March 24th, before the Essex Institute, one of
the oldest and most honored historical societies
of Massachusetts.
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The total amount vf the DO d. issued in aid
of this road by this CITY is 1856, 800 These
bonds we're issued at different dates as follows
July l, 1869, 1000, payable one twentieth
part j dly 1, 1880 and the same amount each
year to Jniy 1, 1899, inclusive.
March 1, 1871, $3.50, 600, payable in twenty
years from their date or March l. 1891
February 1, 1872, sos 800, ayable 10 thirty
years from their date or February l, 1902
Bv the report CT the directors the gross
earnings of the road for the year ending
December 81 1878, were $109, l2493, the ex-
peoses $61 1854 80, and the net earnings, $47,-
$50 90. rhe decrease in gross earnings as
compared with the year 1877, was $a,946 81 ;
the decrease in operating expenses, So 563 %
aDd the decrease in net earnings $1,3S3.O9
Brief remarks were made reg arding schools,
streets, lire department, paupers, police force
and Ward Saven
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BRUNSWICK AeCAAs

"WEDNESDAY, March 10.
The last snow Storm has made very good
sleighing aud yesterday there were many LOGS
bsuied late towo, giving Mr.. G. A. Colby all
he can attend TO at his mills saving them.
Forty loads hauled in today.
There will be humorous entertainment at
Lemont Ell al Thursday evening, by DE- j. jaw
Vii ers.
The Unitarian society have given Rsv. Mr..
Allen of Dover, N. H., unanimous CALL
Gov G4rcelnn was Ia towa few hours
SATURDAY, and registered at the rontiue
Hotel
Mr. John Ssanwood's blacksmith shop was
sold Al sherff's sale yesterday.
A number OF young ladies of The town have
organized sewing society in aid of the Maine
General Hospital
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TOWN ELECTIONS.
Limerick.

AlmPflck.
The adjourned meeting for the election of
town officers was held on Monday, the 18th
inst, and resulted 10 the election of the Green.
back ticket with the exception Of school COM
mittee. The vote on moderator (test vote) was
as follows: F. M. Higgins, r., 129, j.
Clark, D ), 10, 1. S. Libby, G., 149,-electing
Libby by two votes. Last year the Green
hackers elected the moderator by sixty We
majority over both the old parties. There is
aquestion as to some Of those who were
allowed to- vote being votsrs in this town. Bat
it was only necessary for men to show a
Gfeenback vote and they were run through in
hot haste. 1t is proposed to test the legality of
the election in the courts.
South Berwick
South Berwick has elected thu following
town officers:
Moderator-Thomas j. Goodwin.
Clerk anu TreasureI-Cha les G. Hobbs.
Selectmen-John A. bennett, Moses Bennett,
Isaac H. Hersom.
Superyisor-Rey. Mr.. Vale.
All Democrats except the supervisor of
schools. The election of supervisor was really
the test vote of the day, as the other votes
were cast bsfore the Republicans rallied. MIR.
Vale is the first Republican elected for several
years. John Hooper, Democrat, received 102
votes, and Rev Mr.. Vale, Republican, 100
votes.
Windham.
At the fourth meeting held in Windham
yesterday there was no choice for town otfic5rs
on the first ballot.
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sACo AND BIDoEFoxD LOCALS

WEDNESDAY, March 10.
SACO.
Villers, the funny man, postponed his lee
ture until some evening next week.
At the Institute last evening Mr.. Melcher
read an Interesting lecture on the "Dual
Brain" OGe Of the speakers asked the audi
ence Ii they had ever in their experience MOTTO
ed that the beard grows faster on one side of
the face than on the other. His wonder at the
sudden burst of laughter which followed, ceas-
ed wheB, ont OF the 30 present, be counted 45
beardless boys.
BIDDEFORD.
Score one for Biddeiosd. A brau new. gloss
statcbsd walking club comprehending several
OF cur youpg politicians, has Organized. TIE
nsme OF The member who is to walk for the
Ashley belt will be published in due time. As
1t looks now Stimpson's boots will win.
VIM. Vago was before Judge Luques this
morDlng on charge of assault. But Gay ing
costs aud damages for a coat be had torn he
was discharged,
Oae arrest for truancy.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-20

NOTWITHSTANDING the large attendance at
a'sisnee's sale Of oil paintings at the rooms of
+. .. Bailey & Co., yesterday, the prices were
exceedingly low, some of the choicest pictures
selling for half what the frames were worth,
and many rare bargains were obtained. The
first fifty pictures of the catalogue were sold
and the balance will be sold today.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-20

FREE BAPTIST CHURCH "A special meet
ing of the parish is called for this evening at
the vesiry of he Free Baptist church corner of
Casco aud Cumberland streets, at 80 O'Clock,
to act upon the question Of new church edi.
nee, and other business OK Importance. A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
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Odd Fellowship,

Welcome Lode, No. II, Daughters Of
Rsbekah, was Installed at Cornish, Tuesday
evening, By Gorham N. Boyntop, R. W
Deputy Grand Master, Henry P. Cox, r. w
Grand Warden. Joshua Davis, r W. Grand
Secretary, Daniel W. Nash, R. W. Grand
Treasurer, and j. Henry Crockett, W. Grand
Conductor
The lodge starts with twenty seven members
and has the following officers:
Sam uel D Wsdsworth. Noble Grand
Lydia f. Cole, Vice Grand
Sarah A. Wadswortb, Recording Secretary.
Emily Knight, Financial Secretary
Aurelia L. Peudexter, Treasurer
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-20

THE difference in COST between the absolute.
ly safe traits Astral Oil and the cheap aud
dangerous burning oils is hut about ten cents
per gallon, or say ST. so to SO per annum for an
ordinary family, and yet to save this small sum
many families incurthe great risk of"a kero-
sene explosion" with all its we'll known hor
rors W. W. Whipple s. Co., 81 Market
SQUARE, Portland. are the agents.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-20

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The following
transfers of real estate were recorded 10 this
county yesterday:
Cape Elizabeth-ViDceut Richmond to Susan
M DAVIS, land 90 Sawyer street.
Yves b .ook-Adeline II. Haskell ct al to
Msry E. Gree8law, lsnd AZ Cumberland N lis
Enelnr NJ. Fields e. Al. IN SAMUEL d. War
Teh. lsud at Gun b-flaud AIiis.
Samuel ID. Wsrreo to EnelDe M. Fields ct
a., lard al Cumberland M'lie
Gorhsm--Levi Bean TO Harriet L. Phin-
ney ct al lot of ldud.
Raymond-John Files to Luther Perkine,
part Of lot No. z, 18th range
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RirhmOud

ID the 25 mile walking match Tuesday after
noon Blanchard Won, 10 5h. 15m. 90. Best
time NJ DE- by him was the 18th mile IN 9m.
Fowle gave out at the beginning # hi 18th
mile, his feet being badly blistered, and left the
track. Blanchard kept on andl fin shed the
whole distance, coming out fresh, With little
damage caused By unsuitable boots. lie said
he could have kept on all night. He was d
miles ahead when Fowle left the track, and
gaining 1 lap In s.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DA

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre-H. NJ. S. Pinafore
SPECIAL NOTICES
Burlington, lowa-Woodbury & Moulton.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES..
Pratt's Astral OIL
Reopened-St. Julian Restaurant.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Court of Insolvency-3.
Notice is Hereby Given.
Horses uius Rand.
WOBder-Dr. yellow stone
Boston Papers-N G Fessenden.
Notice to Tail rs-C. d.
Cottage for sale-F O. Bailey s. Co.
Mrs NJ A. Chandler.
House Wanted-N. S. Gardiner.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate at Auction-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
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TIIOMAsTON LOCALS.
WEDNESDAY, March

WEDNESDAY, March 10.
A very interesting temperance meeting was
held Beech Woods last evening. Twenty
two signed the pledge.
Schooners Nette Cushing and Calistia have
arrived; the former to load lime for Burgess,
o Bren & Co., and the latter for j. o. Gushing
& Co.
There can be seen on exhibition OF the store
OF A. P. Levensaler & Co. an old spoon of
qua Mt design and bell dug from the ground
near The Kuox mansion.
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THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 20.
THE PRESS.

May be obtained at he Period Depots of n. G.
Fessenden, Marquis. Brunei & Co.. Andrews,
Arnsiroug Cox, Wentworth. Hodsdon HAYDEN,
waterhouse, corner Exchange and Fore St.; Welan'
der. Boston q Name Depot, and Chisholm Bros
on all trains that run out of the city.
Saco, of l., Hodsdon and H. b. Kendlick
Bath. of j. y. Shaw
Lewiston, of Stevens & Co,
Biddeford, E. NJ Burnham
Brunswick, B. G Dennison, and w, II. MaTrett
Richmond. G. A. Beae.
New Castle. A. w. Southwortb
Woodforo's Corner, H. Moody.
New York, Brentanos Literary Emporium, 90
Union Square.
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STATE NEWS.
ANpRoscoGGN COUNTY

ANDROSC0GGlN COUNTY.
Tuesday a man jumped into the canal from
the Maine Central bridge in Lewiston, evident
iy bent on suicide. The cold water changed nis
mind, and he laid bold of cake of ice, by
winch be kept shoat till some of the railroad
men threw lice aud brought him out.
HANCOCK COUNTY
Capt. VIM. Cox, of the schooner "Annie
Whiting" of Castine, on his passage from Ban
gor to New D,eppe, Holland, GU the 10Th of
October, 1877, in u heavy gale of wind, at the
peril Of his own vessel and crew, rescued the
crew Of the British vessel .'Adeu," 10 appre-
citation of which the British government has
presented Cap. Cox with fioe silver mounted
D'nocnl4r glass.-In August, 1873 Capt Ed
win o Dor, If schooner 'Olio'' Il Bucksport,
rescued two OF the shpwrecked crew of the
British schooner 'Codseeker" of Bsrriugton
N. s., IN recognition of sh CHI The government
OF THE Dom,t ion Of Caps1a hay5 presented
Capt. Dor with fpe gold W slch.
xENNEBEc COUNTY.
Mr.. Gustavus A. S.nborn of East Readfield,
son of the late Joseph A. SanborD, died very
suddenly on Monday night at IL o'clock, He
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$500 REWARD.

They cure all diseases of the Stomach, Bow
els, blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys and Urin-
airy Organs. and SEQ will be paid for case
they will not cure or help, or for any thing i'm
pure or injurious in them-Hop Bitiers. Test
it. See Truths" or proverbs" aRother col
umn,
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had been afflicted with heart disease for sew.
eral years. He had been in the druggist BUSH
ness In Philadelphia for some eight years
OXFORD COUNTY.
;, A dog supposed to be mad bit Mr. Lewis
Eames OF Newry Monday night. He had pre-
ViouslV bitten sheep and spsnrod at several
persons, Mr.. Esmes is suffe.. greatly, The
dog has since died.
The Oxford Democrat s. that a large
amount OF long lumber has been put into the
Androscoggin river and tributaries, and our
mills are well-stocked with short lumber The
business outlook is very hatt4ring.
The Democrat says that Northwest Green
wood has an Irish settlement. Ii ia situated on
the southwest slope Of Mt. abraham. and
comprises some of the best farmipo lands in
town. They raise large crop3 of potstoas.
Many OF them this year sold from 600 to 1000
bushels. They are thrifty, hard-working nee
pie, and live within their means.
YORK COUNTY
A branch meeting of the Board of Aericul-
ture will be held at Saco, April Sd and 4th, in
connection with the Ssco Grange. Beet-rsis-
ing, nigh farming, and the application of ma
nnres WIN be discussed. Farmers in that sec
ton OF the state should improve the opportuni-
ty and attend.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-20

ECONOMICAL WoRKINGMEN buy the "Niggei
Heso" and 'BRrs Eye" Cut Csvendish Smok'
ing Tobsccos, ard find them better, cbesper'
and equal to Learly double the quantity of com
mon tobacco. Ask Jour doaler for them
Manufactured by VIM. S. Kimball & Co.,
Rochester, n Y. sep23T r&Seod
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n1ar192t

NEW STYLES of Black Silk Frirges and But
tons for sprSg garments jast received by Carl
ton Kimbsll, 459 Congress street.
mat102t
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-20

KID Gloves at Doc. Every pair warranted. A
full line of spring shades just received. W. e.
Punmer, ass Congress ST., C'app's Block.
ma194t
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-20

CHILDREN's Real rorchin Collars only 1Oc
each at w e Plummei's, 455 Congress street.
marriott
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ReODeued and Removal

ReOpened and Renovated.
st Julian Restaurau t; earlS dinner, IL 30 q.
m. Lunch at all hours. Meals 25 cents.
ru,O0
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STATE OF MAINE.


CUMBERLAND SIS. March 20, A. D. 1879.
NNHIS is to give notice. that on the Nineteenth
Il day of March, A. D. 1879 Warrant ia In
sovency was issued by Nathan Cleaves, Judge of the
Court of Insolvency for said County of Cumberland,
against the estate of John Dennis, Henry Dennis and
JOHN G. Dennis all of Portland, in said County CO.
partners in business under the firm name of John
Dennis q Company, adjudged to be Insolvent Debt
ors. individually and also as copartners under said
firm name OF John Dennis & Company on petition
of certain creditors of said John Dennis, Henry
Dennis and John O. Dennis, copartners as aforesaid
which petition was filed on the fifth day of Febru-
airy, A d. 1879, to which date interest on CLAIMS is
10 be computed: That the payment Of any debts to
or by said debtors and the delivery or transfer Of
any property by them are forbidden by law; That
meeting OF the Creditors of said Debtors. 10 prove
their debts and of the partnership creditors to choose
one or more assgnees of their estate will be held at
Court of Insolvency to be holden at the Probate
Court room in said Portland, on MONDAY, the
thirty day of March, A. ID 1879, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written
E. X BROWN. Deputy Sheriff,
As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Cumberland. 2tmh2O&27
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, SIS. March 20, A. d. 1879.
This is to give notice that, on the seventeenth day
OF March. A D., 1879, Warrant 10 insolvency
was i sued by N3than Ceaves Judge of the CourI Of
Insolvency for said County of Cumberland against
the estate OF Alexander n. Whiddep OF Portland IL
said county, adjudged to be an Inso vent debtor on
petition OF certain creditors said ebtor which pc.
ton wasf lsd on the eighth day of March, A. d. 1879
TO which date in crest on claims is 10 be computed;
That the payment of any debts 10 or by said debtor
and the deliver or transfer Of any property by him
are forbidden by law; That meeting # he Creditors
m re assiguees Of mis- es ate, will be held at Cour,
of Insolvency to be holden the Probate Couri room
in said POI tland, Oh Thursday, the twenty-seventh
noon.
Given under my hand the date first above written
e. r. BROWN,
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of Insol
vency for said County OF Cumberland.
mh2O d2tTh&Tu
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5. /. TAYLoR's system of dress cutting as
taught by Mrs M. A. Chandler is fast gaining
the ascendency over all other methods-by it
every lady can have comfortable and perfect
sleeve, ftted fer her own arm, something
entirely new Dressmakers and other ladies'
are invited to call and examine the method.
Call immediately as Mrs. Chandler cannot
remain long in this city
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-20

DIR. YELLOWSTONE opened bis office at the
United State Hotel yesterday at o. m and
up to O'Clock last evening had received over
eighty calls. All were not able to see him as
they could not wait their turn. The Doctor
wishes US to ask those who can to please call
in the forenoon.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-20
Real Estate for Sale by Auction |!

EyHE two-story house No. % Green street; built in
Il 1875; IL rooms, arranged for two families, gas
and Sebsgo and N Jdern conveniences ar ge lot Ot
land. This property must be sold 10 close estate
Auction TUESDAY, April list, at O'Clock P. NJ. if
not previously disposed of at private sale. Apply to
r. g. Patterson, 1921 Congress street, or II. a..
Bailey a. Go ,A0csiOneers. at time Of sale A
deposit of 500 required Of purchaser mh20dtd
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AUCTION SALES.

f. o. BAILEY Il CO.,
Auc'ioneers and Commission Merchants,
saiesroOm a5 and "a Exchange 81.
F. o. BAILEY, NJ ,,n~
Regular sale of Furniture and General Mercban.
Consignments solicited. ocadtS
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YORK COUNTY

THOSE who provo anything by experience can
speak intelligently; and the unanimous
testimony Of all who use DR.. Bulps Cough
Syrup is that it more than fulflls all that it
PROMISES
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-20

~ % Y . W 1N'
Real Estate at Auction-F. O. Bailey & Co.