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The Portland daily press., 1879-04-14
Balls,

We have only space to-day to call attention
to the grand bali to be given by the Irish
American Association at City Hall tonight.
The music will be by Chandler's full quadrille
band, and all that could be desired, aud there
will be large party in attendance.
We hope there will be good turn out at the
ball to be given by Chambers Band at City
Hall Wednesday evening. We owe a great
deal of pleasure in the past to this excellent
corps of musicians, and We expect great deal
more in the future. Let our people think what
they would do without band, and then strive
to give them a support that will encourage
them. The ladies of the Samaritan Associa.
ton will furnish refreshments in the reception
room.
The Young Mems Social Club will give q
grand ball. with q dances, at Lancaster Hall,
Thursday evening. Music by Chambers full
band
The Montgomery Guards have decided to
give grand exhibition drill and ball at City
Hall, Wednesday. evening, the 23d of this
month. The Guards are in fine condition, and
will afford rich entertainment, judging from
the fiattering reports given them on their re.
cent trip to Lewiston. All who enjoy fine
drilling and good dancing should be present.
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THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL IA.
THE PRESS.

May be obtained at the Periodical DepOts Of \. G.
Armstrong. Cox, wentworth. Hodsdon, Hayden,
waterhouse, corner Exchange and Fore ST.; Welan,
on all trains that run out of the city.
Saco, of L, Hodsdon and H. B. Kendrick.
Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
Lewiston, of Stevens g. Co.
Biddeford, f. M. Burnham.
Brunswick, B. G. Dennison, and W. Fl. Marrett.
Richmond. G. A. Beale.
= Woodford's Corner, H. Moody,
New York, Brentano's Literary Emporium, 80
Union Square.
Fryeburg, of E. G. Flint.
Cumberland Mills, Of A. W. G. Cloudmau.
Gorham, of G. Agry.
Saccarappa, at the Post Office.
Rockland, 0. G. Andrews and E. r. Spear.
Damariscotta, E. w. Dunbar.
Freeport, W j. Parker
Hallowell, G. Hobbs.
Thomaston, S. Delano.
Vinalhaven, B. Lane.
Waldoboro, G. Bliss.
Wiscasset. Gibbs & Rundlet.
Augusta, Frank Pierce.
Yarmouth, G. E. Coombs.
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Joseph A. Locke has returned half of his
mileage, not only for 1873 but also 1877.
j. J. Lappin has been elected q Lieut.. Of
Montgomery Guards.
A fine photograph of Hall Davis, Esq, is
on exhibition at Hale's. 1t was taken by Lam
SOD.
In the Supreme Court of the United States,
in the case Of the United States vs.. G. n. Ger.
maine, Hon. L. b. Reed argued for defendant
and Mr.. Assistant Attorney General Smith
submitted arguments for plaintiff.
William s. Mcdonald of this CITY has been
elected member of Wesleyan University boat
crew, who are now training in four cared shell
for the American Hanley race, which is to &C.
cur on the Hudson river July 4.
The Portland boys who went from here te
Silver Cliff City have staked out two good
claims. Their expenses are about 50 a week
and they camp out. F. g. Patterson will carry
on the real estate business at Silver Cliffs, as
sistsd BY Matthew Adams.
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BrIef .JOltIugs,

Fine day yesterday. Mercury 2So at sunrise.
46e at IL m, $50 at 6 p. m; wind west Mer-
curry 29o at sunrise Saturday, 4So at noon, 30 at
6p.m.
There were ten deaths reported in this city
the past week.
There were IS new members initiated into
Harmony Lodge of Odd Fellows, Saturday
evening.
Rev. Zenas Thompson has presented three
handsome Jewels to the Deeripg Lodge of
Masons
St. Paul's Church Guild will hold their an /.
nual Easter sale on Wednesday of this week at
Congress Hall.
The exports for the week past amounted to
Sill, %, and the amount of long lumber ex-
ported was 3l2, $50 feet.
The ladies of Bosworth Relief Corps will hold
a campfire at G. A. r. Hall next Friday even
ing.
A frame containing the photographs of the
Boston Thestre company is on exhibition at
Hale's.
Falmouth Engine Co. No. 4, will give an as
sembly at Army and Navy Hall, en- Fast
night
The Portland and Fryeburg rifle teams are to
have shoot at the Baldwin range next East
Day.
The Sunday Times says one of the Council
men at the next regular city meeting will
move an appropriation of $4,000 for the Fourth
of July celebration.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club go to Lewiston
by the Grand Trunk $50 p. m. train this even
ing. Those outside the club are admitted to
the ball at half price. Fare for the round trip
81.
Morgan s. Buffers clothing store, corner of
Market and Middle streets, was entered some
time Saturday morning by burglars, by break.
ing pane of glass in window, and ten coats
valued at $50 taken
The Eirene, Capt. Rollo, sailed for Glasgow,
Saturday. She took 1000 bushels of grain,
5.527 barrels and $3.50 sacks of flour, 5000
bushels of peas and 600 sacks of oatmeal. The
cargo was valued at $3.50
The sheriffs made several large seizures YES.
terday On Saturday they found hose under
a pail of dirty water 10 shed on West Com
mercial street that led to a barrel of ale stand
ing over an old vault in stable some distance
oil. The vault had not been cleaned for many
vaars ouidoptlv
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Failures,


The following failures are reported by the
Commercial Bulletin in this state for the past
week:
Chas. Twombly 81 Son, hardware and Jewell
~, Saco, are reported suspended. The assets
are said to exceed the liabilities, but the diff
Guilty in these hard times of converting proper
ty into cash has rendered them unoble to rect
maturing obligations They have made an as
Segment for the benefit of the creditors.
James L. Foss, tallow manufacturer, Saco,
is reported trying to compromise with bis cred
itors at 20 cents on 81.
Charles 81. Parcher, provisions, Biddeford, is
reported failed and gone out of business.
james A. Milliken. lumber, Surry, is re-
ported in insolvency.
Lyman J. Aver, grocer, Biddeford.
Daniel Clark, clothing, Richmond.
Leander Staples, harness, Rockland, is re.
ported in insolvency.
Thos Bradbury, Jr., stoves, Sc, West Bux-
ton,
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MALIGNANT AND SUBTLE INDEED is the
poison of Scrofula, and terrible are its ravages
in the system. They may, however, be per-
manenty stayed and the destructive virus ex.
PEELED from the circulation with ScovILL's
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, potent vegetable
detergent which eradicate all skin diseases,
leaving no vestige of them behind. White
swelling, salt rheum, letter, abscesses liver
complaint, and eruptions of every description
are invariably conquered by it. Druggists sell
it.
Oxygenated Btters cure Dyspepsia.
apf12 div
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The Li6uor Trade i'm Maiue.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Men of the McWilliams and
Ingraham stripe are very fond of denuncations
of the Maine Law-as interfering with the Free
com of drink, at the same time that they de-
clare the law to be failure, more liquor being
sold aud drank in the State than ever before.
My experience with such men is, that on any
question of ''drink' there is not one Of them
who has any scruple about lying. One of them,
not long ago, very respectable man, except
in the matter of liquor, said freely and volun-
tarily, in the presence of several persons, that
il summoned before the grand jury, he would
not tell the truth.
There are secret low liquor dens about Centre
ST., Gorham's Corner, and on Commercial st.
down towards the Custom House. These are
known well to the sheriffs, but they can make
no seizure there, because the stock in trade is
usually pint or half pint bottle in the pocket,
or pint in pitcher, or gallon Of beer in
dirty watering pot, and the liquor is instantly
poured out on the approach Of the officers, of
which they are warned by spy at the door.
The sheriffs know well the poor wretches who
90 there to fire their blood and middle their
blood and muddle their brains, but it is useless
to summon them before the grand jury, because
there is not one OF them who would not perjure
himself, except the professional gentlem en-,
who go there, and these are not summoned, as
sit would not be respectful to the CLOTH"
Often there are cases before the courts where
the officers are at their wits end to find proof,
because side witnesses lie so shamefully. L say
to them why do you not put the counsel in the
case on the stand? You know they are con-
slant visitors at these place., and they drink
there hsbitually with these poor degraded
wretches. who have just sworn falsely. so,
that wouldn't do" they reply; sit would make
bad blood and make enemies" There is far
too much drunkenness in this city, the larger
part of which would instantly disappear if the
officers would put the gentlemen on the stand
because believe they would tell the truth in
the case.
But began this article, mainly to say. that
the liquor traffic in this State is confined to the
larger cities and towns; that it is carried on
secretly. and only by the vilest part of our for
eign population; while it is absolutely banished
from all smaller towns, villages and rural dis
tricts, where formerly, 1t was universal, i'm
poverishng, brutifying and degrading the peo.
pie there, as lit now does all those in our cites,
who come under its baleful influence. The won
derful improvement in by far the larger part OF
our State in the condition and character of the
people, as the result of the suppression of the
liquor traffic, is plain to every observer and
acknowledged by all who are not influenced
by appetite or interest. NEAL Dow.
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United States District Court

FOX, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Asahel Goodwin in equity VS.. David
G. Cartwright ct ais Judge Fox, Saturday, dev-
cred his opinion in this case, which argued some
days since, which was bill in equity brought b.
Goodwin to stay the enforcement of judgment fol
$26,502.57 recovered by Cartwright & Harrison of
New York in this court against Goodwin in 1871.
The judge decided that the stipulation entered into
by Cartwright & Harrison to stay the enforcement
ofthe execution upon the assignment Of certain
claims against the government was void, as the
claims were not pending in the Court of Claims al
understood by the judgment creditors and represent
ed by Goodwin they claimed at the time the stip
uation was made, and dismissed the bill with costs
for the defendants.
Strout g. Holmes for plaintiff.
N.&H. B. Cleaves for defendants.
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superior Courl.

B0NNEY, j.. PRESIDING.
SATURDAY-William W. Thomas, Jr., VS.. Free
man Harding Action to recover damages on ac-
count of an alleged fraudulent msrepresen aton by
the defendant as to the financial ability OF one Mer-
rill Thomas, whereby the plaintiff was induced TO
loan eight hundred dollars to Charles M Thomas the
son OF Merrill Thomas, on notes endorsed by said
Merrill Thomas
In 1877, Charles M. Thomas, who is not in any way
related to the plaintiff applet to him for loan of
eight hundred dollars and offered his father, Merrill
Thomas who, as he said, was worth from three to
five thousand dollars. Plaintiff told HIM he knew
nothing about the financial condition of his father,
but if he conld be satisfied that he was worth that
amount he would let him have the money Charles
Thomas then asked him if statement from Free
man Harding, collector of taxes for the town of Cor
ham, where Merrill Thomas resides, to that effect
woald be satisfactory, and plaintiff told him it would
Charles soon after returned with the following
writing signed by the defendant:
GoRHAM February 9, 1877.
Hon. W. W. Thomas Jr.-
Dear Sir: The assessors of the town of Gorham
appraised the property Of Merrill ThoDas last April
$1,000 in their valuation, and he is free from debt
Yours ever, FREEMAN HARDING.
Ihereupon the plaintiff, relying solely upon the
statement of Mr.. Harding, let Charles Thomas have
the money and took his notes endorsed by Merrill
Thomas. The notes were on four and six months.
Charles paid one note ard the other was renewed
once or twice. he paying what he could upon it until
the debt was reduced TO about $500, when in the
spring of 1878 Charles and his father both went into
bankruptcy, CHARLES estate paid 10 dividend and
his fathers estate paid dividend of twelve per cent
which plaintiff has allowed on the note.
Tie book of the assessors of GOrham for 1876 shows
that Merrill Thomas was taxed that year on real
estate in different parcels valued in the aggregate at
$3.50. Some of this real estate his wife owned by
deed from her mother, and although it was taxed to
him, and he had paid the taxes, he never held the
title 10 it. Merrill Thomas testified that at the time
of the transaction he owed only one debt of one hun
dred dollars.
The defendant testified that he gave the above
statement to Charles Thomas at his request; that
Charles told him he could borrow some money of w
W. Thomas, Dr., if he, defendant, would give him
statement OF what he thought his father was worth
Thereupon defendant says be turned to his tax bool
and found that Merrill Thomas taxes on real estate
were $367s, and without stopping to figure it up ht
took it for granted that the real estate must
to three thousand doars-that he honestly believed
that to be the fact; that he had no WISH intention
design to defraud or assist Charles Thomas in de
fraudng the plaintiff, and that he had no interest
benefit from the loan. The verdict was for the de
PENDANT.
Webb & Haskell for plaintiff.
Ray for defendant.
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Sherif,s Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
UvAKEN on execution and will be sold by public
Il auction to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,
the seventeenth day Of May, A. d. 1879, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Shers Office In Port
land, in said County. all the right in equity which
John Tobin, OF Portland, In the County Of Gambler
land had the seventh day Of June A. D. 1878 at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, being the time Of the at
tacbment OF the same on the original writ, In the
action on which said Execution was obtained to re-
deem the following described mortgaged real Estate
viz:
Two lots Of land with the buildings thereon, In
Portland, County Of Cumberland, Maine, situated
the southerly side Of Danforth street. being lots
numbered one ane two on a plan OF Thomas Breslin
estate, which is recorded in Cumberland Registry OF
Deeds, in Plan Book No. 2, Plan No. AZ, bounded on
the east by the line Of let No. which Is seventysx
and seven-tenths feet distant from Walnut street,
ana thence extending fortyseven feet and $40 feet
Westward the breadth Of said two lots and extending
southwardly from Danforth street parallel with said
Walnut street one hundred and fifteen and seven
tenhs feet together with the right to be enjoyed BY
the owners occupants Of said two lots Of taking
water from the well which Is the south END Of
said lot No. for domestic purposes being tho same
premises conveyed to John Tobin by Hannah M
Crosman and al. by deed dated Oct. 70, A. D. 1867,
recorded In Cumberland Registry, Book $50, Page
46s.
Dated at Portland this seventh day OF April, A. u.
1879.
FREDERICK H. HARTFORD, Deputy Sheriff.
apl4 dlaw3wM
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Accidents.

One day last week the cook on board the brig
Ysidora Rionda met with painful accident.
He accidentally made misstep and fell ,to
the hatchway. striking on his side and injuring
himself internally.
Mr.. W. Stowell, who resides at No. Is Nun
joy street, Portland, fell from box car at
Lewiston, Wednesday. AID fractured shout
der.
Geo. Stinson s. Co. bad q lot Of chromos and
other articles badly mixed up by the breaking
OF an elevator at their store Saturday.
A boy was run away with by horse Saturday
afternoon. He was thrown out of the wagon,
his feet caught in the reins and he was dragged
some distance and badly bruised.
Mr.. o. Barbour of Cumberland Mills frac.
tured bone In his leg by a fall
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-14
business Changes.

The following business changes are reported
in this State the past week:
Bangor.-Marcellus Emery, Commercial, dis;
now j. P. Bass & Co.
Bath.-Robinson & Rose, beer mfrs, dis;
now W. T. Robinson.
Biddeford.-L. Fl. Kendall, mel. tailor, sold to
Frank Edgerly.
Camden.-John N. Amer, oysters sold to G.
LII. Cleveland.
Foxcroft.-A. M. Cambell, boots s. shoes,
sold to VIM. Paine.
Gardiuer.-John Webb, boots 81 shoes, de-
ceased.
Lewiston.-Goddard & BurD, dentists, dis;
now Goddard g. White
Portland.-Geo. W. Davee, boots s. shoes,
sold to E. s. Norton.
Jordan & Warren, gents. furng., now G. L.
Warren.
Mooney & Meaus, coal s. wovd. dis.
Payson.
Saco:-J. R. Carpenter, gro, sold to John
Whitehead.
hiipatrie Bros gro sold to A. G. Preptiss.
west Watervile. Joseph Blaisdell & Co.,
gro,, sold to - PuringtOn.
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Supreme Judicial Court

VIRGIN, j. PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Harriet L. Stevens vs. The ROLLING
ford Savings Bank. Action of Dover. On trial.
Mouton-S. c. Strout for plaintiff.
Mattocks for defendant.
Divorces Decreed
Ruth Hatch, libl't, VS.. Thomas W. Hatch. Custo
dy of minor child decreed to libellant.
p j. Larrabee.
Charles H, Pike, libPt VS.. Jennie NJ. Pike.
j. H. Drummond.
Ella Lee, libpt. VS.. Henry Lee.
N. & H. B. Cleaves.
Ella M. Drew. liblt, vs.. Charles A. Drew.
b, d. Verrill
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NEW BUILDINGs.-Plans have Just been COM
pleted by f. q. Fassett for dwelling at Win
chendon, Mass, to be built of wood, and to
cost about $4,000; wooden house at Paris, to
cost about $4,000; and brick house for Mr..
a. Z. Scblotterbeck, to be built on the corner
OF State and Cumberland streets, in this
city.
Plans are now under way for q large brick
store, SKIP feet on the floor, three stories
high with pitch roof, to be built on Central
street by Mr.. j. P. Baxter.
Plans for the Natural History building on
Elm street are about completed.
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Pedestrianism.

Miss May Belle Sherman will begin a six
days "go as you please" walk at Lancaster
Hall at midnight April 10Th. She has post.
poned her walk with Parker.
George Dow walked 25 miles in 4 bours 10
minutes ON the bare floor at Old City Hall,
Saturday.
Ia the % mile championship race at Lynn.
Saturday, p. Daniels of Boston won the first
prize in hours Is minutes SO seconds and AL
Haskell of this city, second prize. making "a
miles and laps in hours - minutes, so Sec
onds.
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The above figures indicate decrease in fail
ures of S31 in number during the quarter, or a
falling off of % per cent. as compared with the
corresponding quarter of last year. In the
amount of liabilities, however, a greater re-
duction is shown; the failures of the last three
months being only slightly in excess of one
half the amount of those for similar pariod
In 1878 and considerably less than in 1871
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$500 REWARD !

They cure all diseases of the Stomach, Bow.
els, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys and Urin-
airy Organs, and $500 will be paid tor a case
they will not cure or help, or for any thing inn
it. See "Truths" or Proverbs" another col
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-14

For local intellis ence from Biddeford
saco, Bath, Augusta, HaIIOwelI, Rock.
land and Th0maston zee fourth page.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-14

New LACE FIcHUs, India Null Centers
with Brettonne and Val Lace Edges. III, L.
Nelson & Co., 443 Congress Street, Harrington
Block. ap12d2t
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HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by N. G. Fessenden, Lancas
ter Hall, and d. Wentworth, 553 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-14

20 DOZEN of those fine Crimped Ruches at
cents each or 40 cents per dozen received to-
day; also choice colors in 10 cent Ribbons. I'll.
I. Nelson & Co, AS Congress Street, Earring.
ton Block. ap12d2t
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MISSES 3.Button Kid Gloves, fine quality,
choice shades, only 81 % per pair. FL. l..
Nelson & Co., 443 Congress Street, Harrington
Block. ap1202t
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LADIEs-D5n'G forget to examine our Kid
Gloves before you buy # you wish to save
money. W. E. PLUMMER,
ap12d2s 455 Congress St., Clapp's Block.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-14

PRINCES AND BUTToNs.-Largest and most
complete line in the State. Special orders
for colors taken atlowest rates and satisfaction
guaranteed. Fl. 1. Nelson & Co., 443 Con-
gress Street. Harrington Block. ap12d3t
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Walking Tournament-City Hall,
Portland Theatre-Boston Museum Company.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Casco National Bank-Report,
Sheriff's Sale
Portland, Bangor & Machias Steamboat Co.
Bleachery-Mrs. Emma O. Underwood.
Partner Wanted at Once
Mrs. M. s. Lunt-Clairvoyant
Dissolution of Copartnership- True & Co.
e AUCTION COLUMN.
Store Fixtures &c,
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Failures i'm 1879.

Messrs e. Russell & Co., the we'll known
Mercantile Agents, make the following state
ment of the number of failures for the first
three months Of 1879 iu the United States and
Canada:
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PORTLAND, BANGOR 4 MAChIAS
STEAMBOAT co,
For Bangor,
NIT. DESERT AND MACHIAs,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

z<SaxO Until further notice, the
- Steamer LEWISTON. CAPT.
F<hN1N<ZARCHAs. DEERING, win leave
Es $3.50 Railroad wharfevery Tues
SGlGlEsssz Evening, as no
o'clock, commencing April 18th, for Hanger,
Cor as far as the ice will perIn) touching at eck
land, Camden, Lincolnvillc, Belfass,
searspert, Sandy Point, Bucksperf, Win
terp0rt and II ampden.
Returning, will leave Bangor every Thursday
Morning at @ O'ciocs, touching as above, ar
irving in Portland about p. NJ, connecting with
Portland and Boston Steamers.
Will also leave r. X. Wharf every Friday
Evening at 40 O'Clock, for Machiasport,
touching at Rocklaud, Castine. Deer Isle,
sed9Wtck, So. West Har-bor, Bar Har-
Dor, milibridge. and Jonespsrt.
Returning, will leave n achiaspert every Mon
day Morning at III O'Clock, commencing
April 14th, touching as above, arriving in Port
land same evening, usually connecting with Pull
man Night Train for Boston.
Steamer City of Richmond will commence her reg
nlar series Of three trips per week, to Bangor, on
Friday, May I'd.
For further particulars inquire Of
GEO. L. DAY, Gen. Ticket Agent,
Railroad Wharf.
C. GUSHING, General Manager.
Portland. April 10th, 1879. api5dtf
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DIR. o. FITZGERALD will visit Portland the
18th, 10th and 18th of April at Falmouth Ho-
TEL apr12-4t
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BANGLE BRACELETs-New lot received TO-
day. W. E. PLUMMER,
ap12d2t 455 Congress ST., Clspp's Block.
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Municipal COura.
Pers Bual,

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
SATURDAY.-Zenas Hartnett. Intoxication. Fined
SO with costs. Costs paid.
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Parfner Wanted at Once

for the best selling article in the market. 1t Is
selling fast. Only a small capital required. ADJ
dress. with stamp. Box $50, Lewiston, Me-, or Box
1!S, Topsham, Me. ap14diw
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STATE OF MAINE,
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, I eS'
/, William A. Winship, Cashier of the aboys
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true 20 the best of my knowledge and
cehef VIM. A. WINSHIP, Cashier.
April, 1879.
WIN. T. SMALL. Justice Of the Peace.
Correct-Attest
/ T: FEAsRRRRIINSGToN, n,..o.o,,
JOS. WALKER,
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C0partnership Notice.
RLEACHERY.

MRS. EMMA o. UNDERWOOD has
taken the shop No sos Congress Street. form erly
cupied by H e. Underwood, and will endeav0r to
the business carried on in a satisfactory manner.
Hats and Bonnets done over in the latest and
best styles. apl4d3w
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MRS. M. 9. LUNT,
Clairvoyant and Magnetic Physician,
40 FRANKLIN STREET.
Terms moderate. apl4dSw
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AUCTION SALES.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

VyHE "Williston Chapel property on the corner OF
IL May and Danforth SITS. will be sold by auction
on TUESDAY, April oath, at o'clock p. m. un ess
previously disposed Of at private sale For further
r. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctieneers.
ana 3w*