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The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17
THE BEAN POT TOURNAMENT.
The Maine Boys Still Ahead-Parker of
Saccarappa Leading the Individual
Score

Ine Maine Boys Still Ahead-Parker Of
Saccarappa Leading the Individual
| Score.
In the Bean Pot tournament Wednesday
night the following started: Maine, Harry
Dunkason and an ''Unknown;" Rhode Island
William Rollins and John Whaen; Massa-
chusetts, I'll. L., Stebbins and Richard La
couse
In the second hour the Unknown seemed to
suffer considerably, and it was soon evident he
was out of condition. AT the close he had
been off the track for some time and had but
II miles laps to his credit.
Later the Unknown looked like man all
"broke up" and continued to receive the
same doctoring that had characterized his
treatment the previous hour. He was off the
track several times and rubbed down, but did
not seem to improve much. AT the close o
the third hour Lacouse had the lead, having
covered 20 miles and 1 lap, with Dunkason
second with 10 miles and laps to his credit
Whalen, Stebbins, Rollins and the Unknown
stood next in the order named. At about the
close OF the first half of this hour the Un-
known was taken off the track, and, after
Demg rubbed down, started off on al run. He
seemed to become more timber, and began to
cut down distance at q good gait. AT the
expiration OF the fourth hour g o'clock La
couse led, with a record of % miles and lap,
being nearly mile ahead of Dunkason who
was good second and the Unknown last.
The Unknown proved Ito be Dunkason's
brother Charles. Stebbins broke down and
retired on the fifth hour.
The race during the last hour was exceed
ingly exciting, owing to the exertions of Dun
kason to catch up to Lacouse. Both men
showed fatigue, but yet kept running. The
crowd at this time numbered fully 1000 people.
Each contestant was accompanied by his
trainer, who, to keep the pedestrians on their
feet, held dripping sponges over their heads
and put wet cloths on their backs and necks.
AT the sound of the bugle, at II p. M, for the
men to stop, Lacouse was within A feet of
making Sc miles. The whole distance covered
by each man was as follows: Lacouse, So
miles 6laps 10 feet; Dunkason "a miles laps
4S0 feet; Whalen 90 miles laps 230 feet; Un-
known, 2S miles lap GAO feet; Rollins, 26
miles lap, and Stebbins, % miles laps.
The following table shows the distance COW
cred by each team up to to-day:
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Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estates were
reported yesterday:
Scarboro-John E. McPhee to j. L. New
comb, land at Pine Point.
Charles III. Barker to John f. McPhee land
at Pine Point
Falmouth Martha Libby to Helen NJ. Libby
land and buildings
Yarmouth-H. B. Hitchchcock to Rufus R.
York, lot of land.
Baldwin-Elizabeth E. Babb to Aaron H.
Marr ct al, 10 acres of land.
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others are inferior limitations.
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The DESTRUCTIVE PROGRESS of that insidi-
GUS foe to life and health, Scrofula, may be ar
rested by the aid Of ScovILL's BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP a botanic depurent which rids the
system of every trace of scrofulous or syphilitic
poison and cures eruptive and other diseases
indicative of tainted condition of the blood.
Among the maladies which it remedies are
white swelling, salt rheum, carbuncles, bilious
ness, the diseases incident to women, gout and
rheumatism
Oxygenated Bitters cure Dyspepsia.
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They cure all diseases of the Stomach, Bow
els Blood, Liver, Nerves. Kidneys and Urin-
airy Organs, and $500 will be paid for case
they Will not OF help GE doT
it. See "Truts' or Proverbs" another col
umn
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17
Republican Caucus i'm Ward 8

The Republicans in Ward are requested to meet
at their ward room on SATURDAY evening, May L 7,
at 71a o'clock to nominate candidate for Alderman
to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late
Alderman in said Ward to be supported at the polls
on the ensuing Monday, the 10th.
Per order city committee.
GEO. r. GOULD, VIM. H. PLUMMER,
Secretary Chairman
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For local intelligence from Biddeford
Saco, Bath, Augusta, Hallowell, Rockland
and Lewiston see fourth page.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17

WE advise all our lady readers who are look
ing for Fringes, Buttons, Maribous-French
or Breton Laces to call on III. I. Nelson &
Co., 443 Congress St., Harrington Block.
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LIsLE THREAD GLovEs,-The handsomest
line at lowest prices, can be found at W. e.
Plun1mer's, 455 Congress street, Clapp's
block. mY17-3t
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A Cork Carpeting.

LINoLEuM is neat carpet-like in appearance,
and of extraordinary durability. 1t is peeu-
larly soft and elastic to the tread, handsome
in appearance, and never cold like ordinary
oil-cloth. Kept by all first-class carpet deal
ers. The genuine article has "LINoLEUM''
printed on the back of every square yard. All
others are inferior limitations.
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Coz will open 80 dozen hats today.

THE United States Hotel Boston, which is
to be leased for term of years, affords an ex-
cellent opportunity for an enterprising and re-
sponsible party to engage in the hotel business
under very advantageous circumstances. See
advertisement in another column.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17

Buy Garibaldi Kid Gloves at W. E. Plum
mer's, 455 Congress street, Clapp's block.
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Auburn shoe shipments continue te be heavy
and it now looks as though the manufacture
OF all goods will be commenced before the
spring run closes and that the present good
business will be uninterrupted all summer.
The total shipments this week are 1903 cases,
OF one hundred and eighty-one cases more than
last week and three hundred and fifty-one
cases more than the corresponding week of
1878. Messrs. Packard, Briggs 4 Co, are
and j. Munroe & Co. are shut down, but will
soon start on fall goods
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Assignee's Sale OF Real Estate.


PY authority from the Insolvent Court for Cum
- berland County, L shall sell by public auction
on the premises, Thursday the 22d day of May UNI
less sooner disposed of by private sale the following
real estate situated in Portland in said County, be-
longing to the estate of Alexander ID. Whidden
with the provisions of Section 80 of the Insolvent
Law of Maine, viz:
The two story wooden house and lot No. 2S7
Spring Street. located in of the finest sections
of the City, said house containing IL finished
rooms, supplied with Sebago, Gas and all modern
improvements Will be sold at three O'Clock p. NJ.
The sale will be of all right title and interest which
the said Whidden had in and to said property at the
time said assignment was made, and all the right,
title and interest therein, which L have by virtue
thereof subject to all membranes. Terms cash
upon delivery of Deed Deposit of 500 required
at time of sale. Property may be at any hour
up to the time of sale.
II. A. JOSSELYN,
Assignee of Al D. Whidden.
Portland, May IL, 1873.
II. d. BAILEY a. CO., Aucfieneers.
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DIR. o. FITZGERALD will visit Portland again
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May Is, 16
and II, for three days only, at Falmouth Ho-
tel. MAY 12d1W
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pENoBsCoT COUNTY,

The school house in district No. 5 in East
Corinth was struck by lightning Tuesday,
shattering the building considerably.
The Katahdin Iron Works will probably
start up the first of June
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Assignees Sale of Real Estate.
f. o. Bailey & Co. will sell at 12 o'clock to-
day, byorder of assignees, the valuable real
estate No. % Gray street.
This is a fine chance to speculate and any
one wishing to do so should attend this sale.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17

F. o. BAILEY & Co. sell this morning at II
o'clock, at the Mart on Plum street, horses
new and secondhand carriages, &c.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Mial Jordan of East Denmark
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage May 7th.
f. E. Hodge of Denmark has been bound
over for trial on charge of robbing the1store
of George E. Bean at Denmark Corner.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17

CENTENNIAL Spring Mineral water delivered
in any part of the city at Is cents per gallon.
FRANK w. BUXTON,
Cor. Chestnut and Oxford Sts
mv7dtf cent for Portland
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Marble Works by Auction.

AN WEDNESDAY, May 2Sth, at IL O'clock we
W shall sell at the marble works No. 3 Preble
street, all the manufactured work of said establish
ment consisting of Marble Monuments, Tablets,
Gravestones, Mantel Frames, Shelves sc. Sale pos
itive and without reserve.
f. o. BAILEY a. CO., Aucfioneers.
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BALTIMORE Straw Hats for boys. Coe.
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CAPS 10 cents, Straw Hats u cents. Coe the
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17
SOMERSET COUNTY.

The dwelling house and barn of ReubenStod-
den in Athens were struck by lightning Tues
day night and the house considerably dam
aged.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17

GINGER APERIENT. GINGER ApERIENr
Try it. 80 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17
DUPREZ AND BENEDICT.

DUPREZ AND BENEDICT
Duprez & Benedict gave concert to fair
audience last night at Music Hall. The con-
cert part of the programme introduced Messrs
Dumont, Warfeld, Fenton, Carlton, Ward,
Fox and Warren. Then came Harry Person.
the burlesque prima donna, the quartette in
comical ditties, the farce of Helens Babies,
Fox & Ward in song and dance, the burlesque
of Little Red Riding Hood, and the farce of
the Polar Bear
Tonight to accommodate the class of our
citizens who can attend only ON Saturday
night the popular prices of % and 30 cents for
admission have been decided upon, and all
who buy reserved seats during the day can get
them for 80 cents.
SACRED CONCERT.
The Temperance Union will hold a praise
meeting conducted by Rev. A. S. Ladd, and
sacred concert under the direction of the Con-
tinental Club at Congress Hall, Sunday even
ing, commencing at y o'clock. Mrs. Knight
will sing several solos during the evening.
NOTES.
Mr.. w. S. Beckett sang at Mosenthal's bene-
fit at Chickering Hall, New York, Wednesday
night, and the Tribune says his voice has
much improved.
Mrs. Wilkins, the most successful exponent
of coarse old intriguantes, and eccentric
females, in the country, and the original Nine.
Frochard in the''Two Orphans" in the United
States, takes benefit at the Union Square
Theatre. tonight
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:. MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
LAURENT-coRELLI.

LAU hENI-CORELLI.
The Laurent Correlli Company appeared at
City Hall in Trial by Jury and Pinafore, last
night, to very large audience, and will repeat
the performance this afternoon and tonight
Both operas were given with snap and fire
lar exceeding that of either of the companies
who have preceded them, and this was owing
not only to the superior acting of some of the
people, but to the larger chorus, which
proved very telling in the ensembles. For the
first time we had Little Buttercup in Pima
fore, and Captain Corcoran-Mr. Brand-but
the other principal characters, generally speak
ing, were not so good from musical point OF
view. Mile. Corelli is an excellent actress and
sings dramatically with strong voice, but she
has not the fresh tones of Miss Wiley. Mr.
Laurent's tenor is not as agreeable as Mr.. Bart
lett's although it is a very good one, but both
Mile. Corelli and himself are far beyond that
lady and gentleman as actors. There was a
tendency to overact ON the part of Mr.. Sturgis
Dick Deadeye-as for instance, when he
seizes Sir Joseph by the arm, and Little But
tercup-Miss Yeamans-was not free from
extravaganza. Miss Byron was pretty Hebe,9
and Mr.. Van Houten good Bill Bobstay. Mr..
Burnett was not at all our idea of the Admiral,
but he sang the music acceptably. The cho-
ruses were excellent, and we should not forget
to mention how well the grand ensemble, near
the end of Trial by Jury, was given. 1t was
enthusiastically encored. The effect of setting
Pinafore, fore and aft, was quite novel.
THE CRITERION COMPANY.
The New York Criterion Company is said to
be one of the best travelling combinations in
the country Mr.. Sheridan-who supported
Miss Thompson the other evening-referring
to it, in the course of conversation, remarked
upon its performance in terms of high praise
The Dramatic News after speaking of the
failure of the regular New York h Avenue
Company, in Stanley McKenna's "Whims,"
commented in the most favorable terms on the
Criterion Company's performance of Freaks
which is their version of CDR. Wespe," the
German version on which both ''Whims" and
"Freaks" are founded The difficulty about
Whims was that the dialogue was inane the
chief fault in the American versions, or
original plays,of the extravaganza order. CDR.
Wespe," in the original German, is comedy,
bright and taking. In the hands of Mr.. Nc
Kenna it becomes almost burlesque. The
adaptation is very laughable to the ordinary
theatre goers simply on account of the alb
surdities of several of the characters so
comically delineated by excellent actors How
Mackay has preserved in freaks" remains to
be seen. On Tuesday night Byron's "Our
Boys" will be presented, and 'Freaks" We'd
nesday. and Thursday Seats can now be
secured at the box office.
The following will be the the cast for Our
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KENNEBEC COUNTY,

The Baptist meeting house in Wayne, re-
Gently destroyed by fire, was erected in 1922,
principally through the efforts of Mr.. Allen
Wing one of the first settlers of the town, and
for many years owned by the Baptists and Un-
iversalists. 1t was remodelled in 1854, when
its possession passed wholly into the hands of
the Baptists. Rev. Mr.. Snyder has been set
tied over this church for the past four years.
He says an effort will be made at once to erect
a new edifice.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17
Portland, Bangor & Machias
STEAMBOAT co.
MT. DESERT AND MACHEAs.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May go.

commencing May 20.
<fa9e~ The Favorite Steamer LEWIS
ts,A3Nf sTON, CAPT. CHAs. DEERINC.
.s&sss3 s&ssAssssssSss3 Master, leaves Railroad Wharf
- Portland, every Tuesday and
Friday Evening ut 10 o'clock, or on arrival
OF express trains from Boston, for EsOcIxiand Cas-
Tine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, Mt. DESERT,
go. West and Bar HarborD MiIlbridge,
J0nesport and NIachiaspOrf.
Returning will leave Machiasport every lEOn-
day and Thursday Morning at 4.3O o'cIIk,
W.T. Desert at 1000 N. M, arriving in Portland
same same evening, connecting with Pullman Night
Tram iraln 1or Boston Commencing July 1st the Lew
1ston will leave Portland at II. 10 p. M
For further particulars inquire of
GEO. l.. DAY, Gen. Ticket Agent
Z. CUSHING, General Manager
Portland, May 18th, 1879. m17tf
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oh! e:
in the Back, Side or
Loins, and all Diseases
BACK!" s: S.; $E:;: IS: s.
the Kidneys Retention

or IncOntnence OF Urine, NerYOus Diseases, Female
Weakness, and Excesses; HUNTS REMEDY
is prepared EXPRESSLY for these diseases.
From Rev. E. G. Taylor, d. d.. pastor First Bap-
tist Church.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Jan. s, 1879
can testify to the virtue of HUNTS RENE OY
in Kidney Diseases from actual trial, having been
much benefited by its use. E. G. TAYLOR.
Providence, R. l., Aug. 10, 1873
VIM. E. CLARKE,-Dear Sir: Having witnessed
the wonderful effects of HUNTS RE WE'D Y, in my
own case, and in great number of others, recon-
mend it to all afflicted with Kidney Diseases or Drop
sy Those afflicted by disease should secure the med
icine which will in the shortest possible time
HUNTS REMEDY will do this.
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Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.

New line childrens straws. Merry, halter
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17

MERRY comes to the front to-day with al
advertisement that is well worth reading.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17

Coz is out this morning with another ad-
vertisement putting his goods at low figure
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Wanted.
10. O. f.

TH1HE Monthly Meeting of the Odd Fellows Mutual
a kehet Association of Portland will be held az
Odd Fellows Hall, ON TUESDAY EVENING,
May 10Th, at 71a O'Clock. The new bylaws will
come up for action. l. +. CLARK, Secretary a
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AssIGNEEs, SALE.
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
fine PLANTS
ATT ATTCTTON

IN WEDNESDAY, May 21st, at 10 A. NJ at
" our rooms we shall sell "a large and extra fine
assortment of Bedding out Plants, &C., from the
sisting of the usual standard varieties fine assort-
ment of Verbenas, Premium Pansies, large Fuch-
sias, Peargoniums, Hardy and Monthly Roses, Hell
iotropes, Geraniums, &C., and Rustic Work of all
description. The above plants will be on exhibition
at our rooms on the day before the sale.
Ladies are particularly invited to the exhibition.
II. d. BAILEY s. CO., AuctiOneersl
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EO Let.
Bargain i'm a Boat.

ETP stairs tenement in new house at Woodfords
" Corner Seven rooms with all modern inn
provements Sun all day. Price $3.50. Address with
references, A. B., Press Office. my3d3ws
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READ that advertisement of Merry's.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17
STATE NEWS.
ANpRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

The total sales of liquor at the Lewiston
agency from May 1st, 1878, to May I'd, 1879,
were $6,733.44. OF this amount 49, ,056.O7, or
about 20 per cent. of the whole was sold on
SATURDAYS
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BOYS, nobby Straw Hats. Merry, halter.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-17

A % feet Hampton fishing boat, decked trunk
"A room for persons; magnificent sea boat; new
and perfect anchors, roads, sails, everything com
plete; fitted for yacht; will be sold at great bar
gain if applied for at once. Apply at 337 CONNER
cial street. my17d1w*
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fnal Weak ness. Ism p0tsncy. hight losses by
dIeams. pimples on the face. and lost manhood
can positively be cured The sick and sfi cted
should no: fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has Travelled extensively in Europe, and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. Obtaining
o great deal Of valuable Information, which he
is competent to impart to those in need Of his
ser Sices. Dix. GIbbON will mike 10 charge
unless he eject Q cu-e. Persons AZ q distance
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. all COM
munications strictly confidential. You see no
one but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doc
tor will please sts,e the name Of tbs pap r they
SEE this advertisement In. Charges re asonable
Call or write. Address DIR. j. r GIBBON. Boz
1851, San Francisco. ol9 dkwly
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II Is related bys Chester, Penn.
lady that whom General William Har
rison was running for the Presidency he
stopped at the old Washington house for
dinner. After dinner wine was served.
1t was noticed that the General pledged
his toast in water, and one Of the gen.
tlemen from New York in Offering On.
other. aAid: "Genersl. will you not f..
vor me by drinking . glass of wine I"
The General declined 10 very gentle.
manly msnner. Again he was urged
to join them in glass Of wine. Thi,
was too much. He rose from the table
his tall form erect, and in The most
di4niiied manner replied: "Gsntlemor,
l have refused twice to partake of the
wine cup-that should have been suffi
Gent; though you press the cup to my
lips. not drop shall pass the portals.
| made resolve when l started in life
that would avoid strong drink, and I
have never broken it. / am one of a
class OF seventeen young men whu
graduated, aud the other sixteen fill
drunkard's grave,-all through the
perntcious habit Of wine drinking. I
owe oil my health. happiness and pros.
psrity to that resolution. Will YOU
urge mo now.'
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TO AG NTl

For the benefit Of parties wishing to &C, as Agents
for the above goods. We make the following speciaI
c6er:
On receipt of SIS 90 order for our JeweIry. as
pc above offer, will send the good, ordered. and
make The party ge,,ing up the Grub present of any
one OF the following Watches;
Pure Ably sslnian Gold Hunting Case Geneva wa,c'.
Oaen Face Geneva watch,
Stem Winjer.
l Pure Abyssi' ian Gold Sem Wiudin, Watch, H.
luminAted Dial, ov which You can tell the time
L. tue darkes night.
Pure Ays'lnian Silver Hunting. Case Geneva Watch
Adv OF these Four Watches VII be sent alone f1r
70 ~. or The Watch and either Gents Heavy A.
ys.inian 6vid Vest Chain ard Charm, OF q Ladies =
solid Abyssinian Gold Long Opera or Opera Guard
Chain. for $500
Agents Who canno, send the full si5 at once
can send small orders as they procure them and
when said ders shall have amou n ed to 4 % on
We will send the watca gRsx OF SUarHRs CHARGE.
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Read What the Chica go Press Say of Ia
And Senl In Y0ur llrder.

The Sentinel, OF cnicago, sept. Q, saws: W. call
the attention of our readers to tie rev advertisement
OF the inventors Agency, No. ll6 Z. Washing on
Street. Chcigo. WhH the Inventors' Agency
agrees to do they will do. TOE sentinel has sdyer
tised 'oF the concern since It's nrst publication and
we have yet to hear of The frs; compAin. ayains,
It,"
The Chicago Express. Sept 81, saw: "rbe attain.
oo 81 our readers Is called 90 the advertisement, q,
The Inven,eis' Agency Office ard rooms loca ed
al il6 Washington 81. Chicago From personal
inqaity and on re ommeoda'iou Of the city press,
We think our fisuds can 10 40 better yhsn an, In
goods In that Hoe. Give them trill"
Ine American S'ockran. Sept ltth, saysl I'VE
believe this Institution perfectly sound aud respou.
sioie, and consequently re 8 need have no besj.
ts,'cn about setd ding nr What they desire"
A TO our responsibility ve also refer YOU 10 tie
folio sing Arms:
Borgen Eros, l6? 4 1854 -. Clark :. Chicago.
Illinois.
Miller. Wagner CmAaens,oek. Ii9 So. Clark s..
Chicag,, IL. -
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SIR Garnet Wolsely is q little more
than forty years old, aud after the As
hantes campaign he might have had .
baronetcy that he refused. He did not,
however. decline the 10000 which
WAS offered him He was badly wound.
ed In the Crimeau war,
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netore orurrfng Read the Following,
All sams OF money to tie amount Of o. 20 or over
should b sent nv Registered Letter Money Order or
p,As on New lo'k or Chicago. We will hold our
selves personally r,s9ous bic for any utney sent ne
above directed All orders under slaol strictly
cash On orders Of $lcoo or over $500 nus,
accompany Vie order, aud eaianc when desired.
yin be collected o. delivery. but ne goods viii be
seat I. U u. TO greater distance titan $40 mile.
Any uoney received iov tnese goods after The stock
Is exhaas'rd wlll bc Immediately returned Posar.
clamps VII % TAKEN toe sane ~ cash in any
amount less than fi0O
oa reoe p, OF good. you DOT perfectly .ati..
ned, return them / IN -dia,sly IN good order. an 4
ve viii refund vear moue
atei "a siogae OF Watches, Jesslry. -.
usn.. Novelties ADD NV layeat,ons s,nt fro. q,
y - NV VI
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One OF the largest Of the dry goods
stores Of Paris vas visited on October
eth by 81, 92l persons and the money
taken amounted to l.l35.372 francs
Ihere were cold 100000 francs
worth OF silk. 1000 francs worth of um.
orellAs. $4,000 francs worth Of artificial
Mowers, aud 70. 900 frsrcs westh Of
hchus. The ladies were making their
provision for toe winter season.