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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06
Taxes for 1879.
OFFICE or TRlAsURxR oF DoHIPHAS COUNTY,
TRaE x AxRAa Koxauuhae I licQ

OFFICE OF TRsAsURxR OF DonPHAN CorxrY
THoY. KANsAs. November I. ls7S. )
NOTICE ID hereby given that the Tax Rolls for 1870
N have been placed In ny hanas and thst an ready
to receipt for all taxes that may bc offered.
SYNOPSIS OF TAX LAWS
l. Taxes due November lst and the whole or one
half Of the be paid before December 3oth
without penalty.
One-h.h Of the taxes on Real Personal Property
may be paid before December 2oth and the other
half before June 10th following vhost penalty.
J. II the whole tax u paid before December 2oth
rebate of per cent ID allowed the half that
TO June s0fh.
4. On any Real Estate Personal Property where NO
payment has been made by Decenber 2h the whole b.
due and penalty Of per cent il added December
sist
S. A penalty Of per cent. h sdded March 9ist and
another per cent June 3st oil real estate where
the first installment not paid by December 9oth-
will be issued January lst and July lat
l. Lands delinquent for taxcs viii Be- advertised July
10th, and sold the hrst Tuesday in September
g. After the aales the Of the and costa
will Be subject to interest at the rate Of - cent per
annum.
. At the ssd Of the third year. tardeed will be Is
sued to the purchaser.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

II The junction City Tribune of October 30th
had not yet heard anything definite from the
Ohio and Iowa elections. Send him the news,
somebody.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06
Ladies

Do you want . pure, bloom
ing Complexionl II 50, .
Few applications Of HagaA's
IAGN0LIA BALH will grat-
ify yol to your hearts con-
tent. 1t does away with Sal
lOWness, Redness. Pimples,
Blotches, and all diseases and
imperfectiOns Of tho skin. 1t
overcomes the flushed appear
ance Of heat, fatigue and ex.
element. 1t makes q lady Of
THIRTY appear, but TWEEN.
TT; and 50 natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that Il Is impossible to detect
its application.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

II Fighting Joe Hooker" died at Garden
City, New Jersey, on the 3lst of October. There
has been a great mortality among the loyal,
fighting Generals of the Union army, since the
close of the Rebellion. But snch Generals as
Mcclellan, Fitz-John Porter, ct al, who gave
the Rebels their greatest victories, continue re-
markably healthy. They didn't expose them
selves during the war.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06
Attachment Notice.

Before E. F. Dixon Justice the Peace of washinRtou
Township, Doniphan County, Kasses-
Z. v. Snively and
L. E. Hedges.
Firm name Of sniveley & Hedges, Plaintif.-
Charles Kearney, Defsadant
NOTICE hereby given. that the lefh day Of Oc-
~ tober 1879 the aforesaid Justce Peace ssued
an order Of in the above entitled for the
Of two hundred and dollars and forty
i've cents 27sssJ and that said will be heard %
the 18th day Of November, 1878. 10 o'clock A. n.
e. v. SNIyELT & L. Z. HEDGES.
Firm name Of Ssively Hedgsa-
October 20, ls59-3w. Prs fee, a.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

~ The sharpest editors are sometimes caught
up on stolen poems, which are palmed off upon
them for original. Even ,ce are sometimes fool
ed in that way. Somebody has played it on the
Atchison Champion, with that "Tobias" poem
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

n In Trego County, J. F. Keeney is the Re-
publican candidate for Representative. He is q
son of Wa Keeney.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

II Rev. DIR. Dickinson, late State Librarian,
was a member of the Odd Fellows Benefit Asso-
citation, in both Glasses A and B. His family
receive $3.50 from the Association.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

II The notorious cutlsw, Jesse James, was
killed, near Joplin, NO., on Sunday. Who now
will get the credit for all the crimes committed
in the Westf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06
HIGHLAND NURSERY.

UVHE subscriber again oGers for sale choice Lot Of
20 eoo tveyearold Apple Treea Al.o. Psach. Pear.
Plum. Cherry, Grape Vines Raspberry, Strawberry,
Blackberry aud Goosebsrry Piants, and ane los Of
Hedge Plants. Have email lot Of older trees that will
b. soid cheap make for others Shall keep up
suppay Of Nursery Stock the old place. the people
want it Orders to insure Hedge Pa.ts must come in
early. The quality viii be good the supply limited
8. J. EDGERLf, PrvPsiesos
Highland. Kansas. Asgass l. lsss.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

~ As another evidence of the popularity of
of editors, we may mention that Harkrider, of
the Germantown (O.) Press, was a candidate on
the Prohibition ticket for Representative of
Montgomery County, and came within 5000
votes of being elected. He ran considerably
ahead of his ticket, receiving almost 200 votes
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

v One good thing about this County elec-
tion is, the Democrats and Greenbackers have
their forces well in hand and thoroughly organ
lied, ready to go into the Presidential campaign
of l8SOi
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

II Union Township did gloriously. Contra
ry to everybody's expectation, it has given the
whole Republican ticket majority. This
leaves but one Democratic precinct in the Coan-
ty. Iowa Point stands solitary and alone. The
shower keeps right on.
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Teachers' Examination

NOTICE s hereby given that pab,ie sx sni.atisa sf
IN applicants for feachcrs Certikcates win Be- held st
my ofhcc. in Troy. Saturday Ncvsnbsr lsth. is7s
:. HEENEY, County SsPsrintesAsak
October % le7p-3w
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

n 1t is an established fact in the science of
political bummerism, that half a dozen sore
heads will make more noise than five hundred
solid men who act from principle. To have
heard these fellows, before the election, one
would have thought that Burkhalter would be
beaten five hundred votes. Bnt noise and blow
do not count in the tally lists.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06
DR.. +. C. MOFFMEIER.

(0rsAsss y ~ Ussss<es " As1ks.x, olsss sfissz,
AYYICH nndsr Boder Bssthsrs' Bask- vhers :. es.
" - fsusd Dag ssa sisht sslsss DesGsssisssiIy =
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

Expose yourself day and night; eat too much with
ont exercise work too hard without rest doctor all
the time take all the vile nostrzns advertised, and
then you will want to know
HOW 10 GET WELL.
Which is answered in three. words-Take Hop Bit
ters! See other column.
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STOCK SALES.
J. w. PRY,

j. w. PRY,
severance, H0n000,
"ILL have General cooni.sion Stock Sales ON the
w second Saturday Of each month at Sevcrance be-
ginning at 10 o'clock. A. u. Nsxt aals yin BE-
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9. IsD.
Coanissions reasonable. and eussoners socited Per-
fo distance wishing stocx sold obtain pas-
ture the city. nrssosable terms. VIII attend
aales throughout the country, when desired
slso have 1900 of znd in Doaiphsu Bruvu
and Neaaha Counties, to sell eonnisslon part in
proved farms asd paFt vacant land For furher pfr
nation, eal On saAres
y. w. PRY,
Aaet1snssF anA Stsek Droksr.
Ang- q. is7e =. o. Boz ~. seve,.nee Ka.s..
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hereby certify that the foregoing statement 10
exhibit e the baances In the County Treasury due the
funds named, TO the best Of my knowiedgs and belief
ROBERT FLICKINGER
Osssfv Ibsassres.
Subscrbed in ny prsss.ce. and sworn TO before n.
this 18th day Of October, A D. lszs.
d. ". MORSE County Clssh
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

vote fell below 100 in the County. Now is .
good time to quit.
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GROCERIES.
1t this line certainly stand at the head thou
sands will testify who have taken advantage Of our
liberal prices.
TINWARE.
We also carry full line of Tnware, staple Hard
ware, etc. In fact, in our house you can find any
thing you want
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

Our business is run in the old-fashioned way. We
do not shuttle q customer about from one salesman
to another to buy paper of pins from one salesman,
yard of calico and spool of thread from another,
thereby taking up hours In purchasing few goods
that can, by our way Of doing. be purchased in as
many minutes. keep none but 6rst-class salesmen,
who are we'll posted in every line of goods. The
same salesman goes the entire stock with the custo
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06

ferry: money paid out In pseeuring certificates
from the Secretary of ssate Il NsSfasks. in 70
Cbas burkhaltef. service - ShssiG bsard Of pris-
cnera etc. for quarter esdisg Ocssber I, leD. ia
u Wheeler. tsleErsphing for SAeriG ~
A Tracy. ehairs and tab1s fsr ooart hoasa 1e
keeert fhckiRfer. aalary ~ Cssnty Treasurer.
quarter ending Oct l. ie7s Len fees collected IN
Hooers t1ickinger. statisoery for s0ce SIS
Stoc kbesgsr. removing psaper, liz
Lyn9s Bailey taking psaper 70 poor farm. So
y Keith. conn for panpsr Iowa Township SO
6auey, repairing eoary hease, IS
Dcdsvofth Co. for - series fupding boeda rs
Chris Nelsoa, te assist h d support IS Q
Chas MAYNARD. for assisting In 1aEiss an % pub
StsekbsfEer. salary supesintesAsas 81 psoe
hrn garter ending OetoSsr l. 1e79 rs
Dr Jos HastisgA stte1daace - paapsrs at poor
" Tracy, esGs fsr psspr, Sc
v Wtnffey. pest DoFte0 sxsninatiso, 50
Cyrus Leis8d yr. DerehaDdise IT coassy slEosn -
Cyrus Leland. Jr. Defehandise Sse poor farn. "a
Hos Cyru. Leiasd- Js. asys sssv3es - County
Ha v Dsekard. ! days service = Css.sy Co.
q. Re.s! sA.hiy, s.ys ssr-is. . cs..sy
CsoDis.isssr. ale
(Ansnl DIV M0RsR.
CsssJ C1srk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06
Statement Of Allowances

OF the Board Of County Commissioners Of Deaipha.
County, Aassds, at their Regular Aestisg, held in
October 1879.
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n beru py fefurn MAI, 70 any one sending WITT
date Of this paper their names, p o. address
County and State, plainly written in full, cleal
warrantee deed to a lot 25 feet front by lbs feet
deep in North Denver, Colorado clear Of all taxes
Applications for city lots must be accompanied
with one dollar for each lot to pay cost Of making
ana ACKNOWLEDGING deed, postage, etc. The lot
theueaqbe sold and transferred at your pleasure
I4Gt1npr0ve this opportunity to secure home in
theH6szt State in the world Deeds sent TO any par,
OF ~ y. 3. and CanadaS. Address all lettefs 10
DENVER LAND COMPANY,
449 LAWRENCE ST., DENVER, COL
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11
The Vote of Standish.

SEBAGo LAKE, March Z.
Mr.. EDIToR:-On of those" amoosin cusses"
that does the corresponding for the Standish
Greenbackers, has, I see, an article in the
Argus this morning, in which he makes the
ssMewhat1 remarkable statements that the
RaHSs told q falsehood; that Greenback voters
were DISTINGUISHED in Standsh at the late
election; that paupers were allowed to vote,
and that the Republicans voted more than
once.
Certainly any one would have thought,
Judging by the almost frantic efforts of their
town committee, Immediately before election,
that they themselves had doubts of holding
their last falls vote, Meetings were held
several times week in different parts of the
town, every voter was seen by some member of
their committee, every voter who was absent
was called and expenses paid home, and after
all they barely held their OWE. as the PRESS
said and were able to throw no larger a
vot than they did last fall for representative,
and only increased their majority through
Republicans staying at home. The voters not
on the list were some leading Greenbackers,
whom the collector could not find to collect
their poll taxes, SO the taxes were abated and
the voters names were dropped from the list,
as is customary in such cases.
The pauper that voted was lame man that
had at one time received aid from the town,
but as the aid had not been given within three
months prior to the day of election be was
Just as much a voter as G. B. S. or G. B. SIS
master, who writes his communications for
him.
The double voter was an old man who did
not notice his votes after they were handed t,
h md rod Idaot hot . 6,I
intentions of double voting.
How long old respectable Star dish is to be
under the rule of these fanatics it ia of course
impossible to tell; but this time she has turned
again like the dog to his vomit, or the sow that
was washed to her wallowing in the mire
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11
Brief JotlIngs.

Mrs. Helen L. Palmer will lecture before the
M. @. M. A. Wednesday night.
Mr.. John H. Leavitt of this city, is now
building bridge across the Saco River at Up-
per Bartlett.
Spring day yesterday. Bright sun. Mer-
curry $40 at sunrise. $50 at noon, 43o at p. m
wind southwest.
The old school house and lot at East Deering
were sold in Saturday afternoon to s. P. Bach
elder for $3.50.
Bosworth Relief Corps will give May Day
festival, afternoon and evening of that day, at
City Hail.
Sheriff Ring made raid on room in 233
Federal street, kept by John Mcdonald, and
seized a quantity Of liquor.
Mr.. james B. Dodge, formerly in the har-
ness business in this city, has gone into the
millinery and fancy goods business in Bos.
ton.
The young people Of the St. Lawrence street
society propose holding a paper festival on
Wednesday evening Of this week at the vestry.
There will be useful and attractive articles and
refreshments for sale.
Stockbridge has the libretto aud full music
set to the piano, of the charming and popular
Pinafore. Every body will want it. 1t is pub
lished By Dtson, aud sells for dollar a
copy
The Cumberland County Gunner Club, Of
which Alderman A. FL. Waite is President. will
hold their annual meeting and supper at the
Presidents place Of business on Widgery's
wharf, Wednesday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11
Yarmouth

Messrs. Hutchins q Stubs are making prep.
arations to build bark of about $50 tone, to
be commanded by Captain Montgomery of
Portland.
Clifford Bennett cut his foot quite badly
Thursday, while splitting rails.
The annual town meeting occurs on Monday
next.
The sporting men of this place contemplate
forming shooting club the coming summer.
Wednesday evening last sociable and pic
mic supper was held at the vestry of the Gen.
trail and First Parish churches.
A very interesting temperance meeting was
held Friday evening at the Reform Club rooms.
Well chosen remarks we're made by President
Woodward, Jas. 81. Doughty, Capt. T. G.
Mitchell, Amm r. Mitchell, Tristram Mitch
ell, Joseph Parker, Maurice Il. Hitchcock of
Yarmouth. and Mr.. Jones of Brighton.
The examination exercises of the III Ugh
School took place GU Friday last, (which evinced
faithful. instruction on the part of the teachers
and good attention by the pupils.
At the school meeting in district No. g. Sat
urday evening, Mr.. John Coombs was chosen
school agent.
Rev. Mr.. Haskell of West Falmouth, occu-
pied the pulpit of the First Parish church Sun
DAY. Rev. MI. Sanborn of the Central, and
lev. Geo. b. Ilsley of the Baptist, exchanged
In the afternoon. In the evening Sabbath
school concerts were held at the different
churches.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11

MONDAY, March 10.
Rev. Mr.. Nichols was in his pulpit again
yesterday, having recovered from his late Ill.
ness.
The Juvenile Temple will dedicate their new
hall in City Building next Wednesday even
ing, with appropriate exercises
A runaway on Beach street caused some ex-
element but no damage.
Judge Derby lectures at the Institute Tues
day evening.
DR.. ]. l.. Aliens well-known horse "Tiget"
is dead.
James r. freeman, formerly of Biddeford,
received his diploma from the Medical College
at Washington Saturday.
Deputy Stuart arrested three disturbers of
the place in Ward 6.
John F. Dillon will take the part of
"William, the Sailor" in Black Eyed Susan,
next Monday evening.
fine painting of Point Judith, Narragan-
set Bsv. by Geo. III. f. Bryant, can be seen
at Strout's.
Your health, Mayor Strout.
o. f. Stackpole has challenged John B.
Fowler to match Palmer Knox against Coupon,
$1,000 a side.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11
Errors in the List of Maine Failures

The list of alleged failures in Maine
published in yesterday mornings PRESS, was
taken from the Commercial Bulletin, which
makes speciality of intelligence of this kird,
and has recently begun to report attachments
indiscriminately. Among the parties whose
property was reported attached were George
T. Mustard, E. G. Simpson and Jordan Snow
of Brunswick. These gentlemen, with four
others, as we learned yesterday, are on DO md
as suretes. AS there is dispute between the
town and town collector of $1400 their pro.
perry has been attached merely as matter Of
form, on account Of some complication with
the principal Their credit is not in the least
affected by this proceeding, and would not be
If they were called upon to pay the entire
liability.
The case of Royal r. Burnham, f;om the
same journal, is parallel The impression
given is that Dyer g. Burnham had failed
which is rot true. The proceedings grew out
of an old note of Leavitt s. Burnham's.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
GENEyIEyE WARD.


Tonight Miss Genevieve Ward supported by
Mr.. Mines Levick-who appeared as Julius
Caesar in the great cast of that play when
brought out at Portland Theatre three years
ago-and the Jarrett & Palmer company, will
make her debut at the same theatre in "Jane
Shore and as Queen CathariDe in the Scar
dinal scene" from Henry VIII. The Prov-
dence Jou rnal says of Miss Ward: "Her COM
plete knowledge of the principles of the art,
and her accurate and Intelligent study are very
evident. Her gestures strike justly to the time,
neither too soon nor too late, and her voice is
accurately trained to the whole gamut of ex-
preston. Her motions aud attitudes are pow.
erful and expressive, and often interpretive OF
emotion and meaning. There are many subtle
ties of expression in her language and gesture,
which show refined intelligence and
sometimes happy boldness of original con-
ceptiop.'
it has been decided to play Jane Shore both
nights.
NOTES.
The D. S. DPS will appear in the Country
Squire" at G. A. r. Hall tonight. Tickets at
DR. Sylvester's and G. Fl. LamsOn's.
Frank Mayo, in "Davy Crockett" should
draw a full house Friday night.
The three comedians in the same play,
Thayer, Sol Smith Russell, and Frank Curtis,
will cram Portland Theatre Saturday night.
Bosworth Post held their first rehearsal of
s'North and South" at G. A. r. Hall night.
Richardf is painting splendid scene on the
Yellowstone River.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11
The Militia Shooting Contest

Adiatant General S. D. Leavitt has made
his decision in the case of the contest by the
militia over the prizes awarded at the late
shooting contest. 1t will bs remembered the
regulation was that the prizes should bs
awarded to the teams from the companies
making the best scores. The Biddeford Light
Infantry, an, the Capital Guards of Augusta
were awarded the first aud second prizes
respectively. Taen protests were handed in
by some of the other companies on the ground
that some of the men who took part were not
regular members of the companies winning
the prizes. The adjutant general has con-
fiImad the origiual award.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11
Windhan N.

The Windham Agricultural and Horticul-
tural Society held their annual meeting at the
Town Hall on Saturday, the 9Th instant, voting
to have a fair and choosing the following
officers:
President-Charles Hunnewell.
Vice President-Elbridge G. Ward.
Secretary-Wm. A. Larry.
Assistant Secretary-C. 7. Parker
Treasurer-John T. Fellows.
Marshal-B. M. Baker.
The fair is to be held on the grounds at
Windham Centre on the first Wednesday in
October and no pains will be spared to make it
the success that has attended it in former
years.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11

REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs.-The following
transfers of real estate were recorded in thl
county yesterday:
Scarborc-J. C. Bulnham 10 Susan G. Love 80
acres of land.
Charlotte c. Shaw TO Emily I. Reed, lot OF
land.
Wiudham-E6w G. O'Brion to A, G.
Parkhurst, half interest in 100 acres OF land
and buildings.
VIM. G. Lord 10 A. c. Paikhurst, half inter
est in 1870 acres Of land aud buildings.
George Hannaford TO Reb9cca
P. Verrill land and buildings.
Yarmouth-Alvin Groves to Henry II.
Groves, half of the homestead of A. j. Ham
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11
STATE NEWS.
ANDR0sCOGGIN cnuNrY

ANDRCsCoGGIN COUNTY.
The trustees OF the Androscoggia County Ag.
ricultural Society have decided to hold their
next exhibition on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct Z, s and g.
Mr.. James Gillian of Lewiston died very sud-
denly OF heart disease Friday night
The Maine Central iron bridge across the An
droscoggin st Lewiston has been completed.
The new structure is built on a different plan
from all the other bridges.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
The North Raymond School closed recently
1t was taught by MIR. Aldrich of Poland, who
proved himself a thorough and competent
teacher, and gave excellent satisfaction to the
public.
Mr.. L j. Strout of Limngton, teacher Of
long experience and success, closed his term of
school Friday in district No. IL, Steep Falls.
This is now the largest school in town and un-
der his instruction has proved a successful
term and the members of the district fully ap-
preciate his invaluable services as teacher OF
youth, and it is hoped he may be employed
again in the same district.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
The report of the managers of the Iudu strial
School shows that the last quarter has been
more than usually prosperous. The number in
the school is 80.
The burning of Marston g. Roberts wooden
shank factory at Waterville has thrown out
of employment quite number of men, boys
and girls. They had been running both day
and night for several months.
A ten mile walking match for purse of $25
took place in HallOwell Friday evening be-
tween George A. Page Of Wiscasset and john
Evoy. The latter won in H., 23m., 56,. Pages
time was Ill.,, 24m., So.
KNOX COUNTY.
A stone weighing 270 tons has been quarried
at the Sands quarry in Vinalhaven, for the
shaft of the monument to Gen. Wool, to be
erected in New York.
A lot of Struggled liquor was received at
Vinalhaven last week.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
A horse occupied by James Schwartz in the
western part of Waldoboro, was burned Sun
day night of last week and Schwartz was res
cued 80 badly burned that he died Tuesday.
He was single man about rs years Of age and
lived alone.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11
h owdOiphan.

That terrible disease diphtheria is alarming
the people OF this village and immediate vi
cinity' Late last fall this disease made its ap.
pearance in this village and since then there
have been twenty cases among the children,
and out OF that Lumber sixteen have died,
showing larger mortality in proportion to the
Inhabitants than in New Orleans during the
terrible ravages OF yellow fever. 1t is now view
60 WIN as much dread as the small pox.
winter. There is one old lady living in this
town IN her 99th year, able to be about the
house and do portion oflthe workJ
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-11
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Rev. G. B. Pitblado-Congress St, M. E. Church.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Pratts Astral Oil.
To Whom 1t May Concern.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale of Art Goods-C. j. Schumacher.
Help Wanted-375 Spring st.
A Respectable WON an-327 Bracket st
For Sae-Nntter Bros. & Co.
Notice-Robert l.. Howe.
If We Were TO Meet