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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-11-29
THE BUYERS. GUIDE.

THE BUYERS GUIDE.
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TRADE CIRCULAR.
RETAIL TRADE
OF PORTLAND, ME-,
FOR HOLIDAYS, 1880.
The following Trade Circular Is respect
fully presented by the undersigned Re-
tail Houses Of Portland, with view to
show the extent and variety Of articles
handled, and the names OF those large
dealers who make this City the best
market and trade centre for the people
Of Maine.
SY-Parties not prepared to visit Port
land, may order goods from the follow
ing classiflcatiOns with perfect reliance
that their orders will he promptly at
tended to. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded.
A RT PHOTOGRAPHY
"A by LAMSON, opposite Falmouth Hotel.
Absolutely permanent Photographs a speciality.
A GKICUITURALT TOOLS. HOUSE
"A Furnishing Goods, Plant Stands Bulbs, &c,
VIM. g. SAWYER & CO.. % Market Square
A MEXICAN WATCHES, Fine
"A Jewelry silverware, Clocks, &c.
CHAS H. LAMSON, POI Middle street
A POTHE"ARY; The Careful Prepare
"A ton Of Prescriptions 81 ecialty
r. DANA JR., $50 Congress ST.
A POTHECAKiEs; Drax-. Paints, Oils,
"A Agts. Pratt's Astral OIL
WV. wHlPPLE & CO., 81 Market Square
A POTHECARY; Drugs. Medicines,
"A o,, Toilet Articles druggists Spndries;
GEO. G. FRYE, Cor. Congress & Franklin Sts
A POTH ECARIEs; Chemicals,
FRED T. MEAHER / CO.. 473 Congress St
A RTIsTIC PmOTOGRAPHY,b by
47s1s Congress ST., opposite Prebls Hous
A RTIsTs' WATERFALLS rchiiect-' a
| "A Engineers Supplies Picture Frames Art Goods
CYRUS f. DAVIS, No. 5y3 Congress st
books, stauonery q Blank Rocks.
ID Clark's Circulating library.
FBANK b. CLARK, Co, gress st.
ROOTs- 4 SHOES. The. Large-, and
ID Best Assortment in the State.
| M. 6. PALMER, $50 Middle st
Doors a. shoes. Your dificult and troub-
- lesome feet properly fitted Sign of Gold Boot
IRVING j. BROWN. Al Congress st
Doors and Shoes, Fine Custom Work,
ID for Ladies and Gents 10 Measure
| b. +. WH1IN Co., 222 Middle st.
Doots and Shoe.: Fine and Medium Goods at
| ID low prices. II Y'ETHERELL & CO.,
| Successors to CYhUS LOWELL, z25 Middle st.
| CANDIES and Fine Confection.,
~ l. F. LORD, successor to
Allen Cow, $50 Congress Street
CABINET Makers and Upholsterers,
~ Dealers in Fine and Medium Furniture.
DEANE BROS. & SANBoRN, 1873 & 1876 Middle St.
| CIGARS. Manu-. cturer and Importer
| ~ of Ha. ara igars. Wholesale and Retail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-11-29

TAILOR. A full line of sen.onnbie
II Goods always on hand
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-11-29

TTNDERTAkERs,W Wood aud Metallic
u Caskets, Coffins, Shrouds, Caps, &c.
b Exc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-11-29
The HAvELOCK.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER,

With an experience Of over twenty
years, and with our increased facilities
for manufacturing, we are confident we
can offer inducements in this branch of
our business which cannot be found
elsewhere.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-16

PART LEFT OUT.-The STORY of an Ear
Of Corn" is we'll told by the pictures 10 the
nex, column. But one part Is lett out
Won will notice the thrifty young farmer
a, one side, is to be seen driving his well
fed horse to mill with a fine load OF the yel-
low Grain and at the other corner he SITS
nv the Preside, smoking his pipe, while the
tea kettle sings of supper time, ana the
..Johnny-Ca browns on the hearth.
Rnt between these cheerful pictures Is a
dreadful scene a shiftless sot, stretched III
ne road covered with mud shifted at 10y the
nops. while his wife and children IN rags ana
hunger come out in the night time to search
for hun. Uu
Do sou see the key to this scene Well
that /, the part left out. You Will hnd no
copv Of the Furmer and Mechanic IN that
poor creatures pockets. The story means
that where Intelligence and Industry go
hand in hand, the grain is truly golden
and brings health, wealth, and contentment
in its train. But where the farmer cult,
Yates the corn merely to .fH has pockets, d"d
has jig, both pockets and jug soon become
empty, and wretchedness dwells IN the
House. SO, let every Farmer lay aside Four
bushels of corn to pay for the North caro-
lima Firesidc visitor, which every member
of the Family loves to read. The prlce or
the Farmer and Mechanic is 81 a year. SEND
in registered letter at our expense.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-16

From all sections of the state our brethren
of the Press are volunteering the good
word
IN EASTERN CAROLINA.
The Kinston Journal, of Sept. 9th
saws THE Farmer and Mechdntc has
changed from an eight to a four page paper
without reducing the reading matter. We;
think that an Improvement, and that 1t would
be hard to make much Improvement III any
other way. 1t Is a good paper"
The Tarboro SoutheIntr, OF Sept. ioth'
saws: 1t is one of our best exchanges.
IN CENTRAL CAROLINA.
The Daily Visitor says: We wish MI.
s, all the success possible, and can most
cheerfulIy commend his paper to our read
ers as worthy of their patronage. 1t Is one
among our best exchanges, aud we hail Its
weekly visits with much pleasure.
The Lexington Exchange says: 1t Is
AZ excellent paper for the farm, factory and
fireside.'
The veteran Charlotte Democrat says;
Mr.. X. A. Shotwell has become sold
Editor and Proprietor of that excellent
weekly, the Farmer and Mechanic. we
wish MIR. 5. all the success possible, and
can most cheerfully commend his paper to
our readers as worthy OF their patronage.
IN WESTERN CAROLINA.
The Hickory Curolmtan says; The
paper is we'll worthy of support. and those OF
our readers who desire a weekly from the
Capitol that will keep them posted IN the news
from all sections of the State, will find the
Mechanic filling the bill to a dot.
The Lenoir Topic says: 1t is one OF
the best family papers In the world.
sky- Three bushels Of corn, or 20 p0uhdS ~
cotton, wiH pay for 1t, one gear. Send tn
money IN Registered letter at or erpe"Se.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-16

The Brooklyn Union Argus concludes that
DIR. Buchanan is not a Jeto de Sc, but Il tel
low deceiver.
Sa'em Press: We are indebted to Major
Harrison FIR the agreeable news that the
railroad from Danviile to Nooresvllle Is a
fixed fact, and that the route will be from
Danville via Leaksville, Madison, Walnut
Cove, Winston and Mocksville to Moores-
vile. A new company will probably be
formed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-16
PFOHl g. STOCKTON,
PROPRIETOHS
MERCHANTS HOTEL. CENTRAL hOIel.
W. o. SHELBURN, Clerk. I. w. HCsKE, clerk.
Winston, n. C..

situated i'll a beautiful and growing town Wes-
tern Carolina, where the climate is balrny and salubri-
GUS, with mineral springs of cool pure water, and with
a market varied and abundant; remodt lied, elegantly
furnished, attentive servants and splendid livery turn
outs, our hotels leave nothing to be desired that can
contribute to the health, pleasure and comfort of
guests may Zf-tl
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-16

Rrnt paid wo-and-a-Quarte years bnys ONO.
..s@4Al BEST CABINET on RIO ~ :
M MIN CANS IN Fl WORLD: " mn "i
wv highest distinction at tNEh1 wohI u -
FAIR FOR THIRTEEN WARS rIrees,
AND S5l. S5T, 500, Ss4, : ~. t 81 " ar-
$50. -, upward. Also tor ea-! T. ncnts- >
la month, or Sd-:s Il qn rter nd up
IIA" y Inward. Catalogues nee. MASON n
'HAMLIN ORGAN co 154 fremont
ORGANS I; ; ;i:: ::;:j5 i !; I 81 5S"s 1T Is $ " ':'':;
June 11y
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-16
-ast Romance Of the .~>hakspea-
Heroine.

Olive Logan writes OF the last romar
adelaide Nelson's life She herself
M last summed that she was engage
marriei 10 Rear AdmirAl Glyn, the a..
officer who took the Prince Of Wa. mn.
India, an! whose standing at e1g-t
# the highest. ~ his wife her Et. w.
stances would have barred her prcSeata,.
to the Queen, but there are manv Ia
fashion an standing Uho A. not emo. +.
honor. aud yet who 70 freely into tr.f
and a~rlstrocratIc so1lety anl hold her
there TINS would have been Nelson
>itl3n. She would have hai 4 genie
OF birth aud distinction and one who ADJ
her for a husband. AMI her house 81
have been = en~iekvous tor the brlza-.
gayest and most entertaining IN all c.l>
l2ndon multplex he. When .ha .
me last year OF her intention to mar.
leave the stage | yentured II say d.
thought she was ngi>c - do -a. n
revenue from the stage life va, yer.
some, and the aiulatgon, u her bsal-.
talent was an ince>sant song. y e-. ...
know all that, she replied a. we 4r.-
her pretty little b%rougham up Recent str.
but then ii you knew how ms afaar
husband loves me Its pcrtea: lI..afr.
And do you think It viii continue
asked. Il ara sure OF it," she rg-
warmly. You have 40 idea how s.
and true he Is. lis love has contain
many years. No matter where / e. DR.
long | stay away | find him ever The
when | return. | long 10 marry @
wish | were TO do SO tomorrow .
is the marriage delayed | asked. Sly
TO see his daughter married hgs.. ST.
swered, the shadow OF deep rc...,...
en!ng her lovely face. I d. u., r..
fair TO the young lady To see Les-.t.
from her position asshousekecpcr B..
CT ; young wife.
OF the scene at the grave she SAYS
should have seen the grief ut Con.
Tear-blotted, agonlzod from ,.graa
scarcely knew HIM for the pretty >tIsn
inst met him III Miss Neli>ous blue
hung bouldoir taking tea. Near him L.
Henry LennoX, to whom | was nitro
10y Mrs. Hicks LORD, whom gossip al.
tine said he was To- marry, Ogl.l 81.
distinction are there aud act as ,J m..
with variou, celehflet,- # att.-f.
Fanny JOSEF hs, Nh. john Wool
Mellon, Mrs. Bernard Deere and aas
are present, all cad III deepest moDu#a.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-16
Verdict Of Brother Journalists.

From all sections of the state our brethren
of the Press are volunteering the good
word"
- E.aTHPS CAROLINA.
, 1880-06-26

.cnsnns . slx ,pcn." ~ "'rotal cost about ss5o1
4titttu.-t) "rrom slx 10 nuo ,ncn, necor,,!ng
= rm t'Ie g x.r nnns f ,'r" q "snarIrs troni
CtnsinHltt.-tl," tji," ChIcf Inspector md ona
nsstttast." e: Aialt si,lo1 tmr unn.lln coti-
Cincinnati"
l''Ii'a"it-tl, "scvcn snc,s." cD "s1s,ooo per
nililiifp.'' =.
Nrtv lo,b-tt, 1nspcctor.i,. C.i!et, aIx dept.
ties. n,ll eight inspectors Of wegtta, brs..les
htlcc clerks" ~ "1t,a rca:Gnlly HrK1qnixci to
Eltu cttrrGet I1Y,Iresnr cost"
Ft1tn thu :t!hIyu II Will bH seen TINT, fur tho
hnAtifnR nT iii r,.lnt 'l,1unttty Of gr1lft H. sfff.
wH,t<e. IL casts III i,ttr cent slnru h GhfcHE1:
us ensn ufG.l with Klfsns tlly, II In,r Grht nre;
With Detroit, Ii 1ur ecl IllrG; With THtttft. "tfl
t,Gr cent i1HIre; with Cincinnati. Xii I,cr cent
ttUrG; With iMttnlutp, lB2 l'rr cent more.
- nltAlS FfsUM s,T11xn STATES.
with II view tn itserrtnin1nK whit prs,pnrtnn
Of tho grain recnlyed II, EhiraxO WIS thu pr'H-
itet Ut llnn>. mud w!int IrhlUrsnn tho prtrtlict
nf nGr 4tNtrs. flU tnnul tic tfi'irGssHl letters
h Inquiry u ti,u rrInctrht l1llwuyA torinfI,ntInx
in l'htGAxu II response n thoaU. nnswH1.s hhru
bern received ir"ni Tho Gh!cnHn 4 Northwest
trt,. tho Illinois Central, i.u thtctx,, lttIck
l%Ianti & Pacific. tho ChtcnEt,. burlington T.
Qunuy. mil tho t'hIca4D s. Altnn. FrtIn tho
EtHtiairH fHrHt.hnf by lhrae rsntly nN.l flEts nG-
ltirc'l from nther sInlrceS No hNvc hcrn Mllu 10
1rAkG lip tho following table:
TotH! rtcrfrts Of grain ftncl,tslfnH n!l mi!
tfirfHh frGfKflt ut thrHufI If, he yt.ur 1871 ntA
tho pralnrttnn Of tllo sn'e shlrfctl frpt'l sta~
, 1880-06-26

tho tOtni movement uf grain to El,tcagn IL frtu
'nn' % II t!,u tata tecoipts of griti Is tho m pr.
, Tss 5,JI Ss5 t .s 10 lnrg9 n p5apSro n of 1.-The 'e
NJ s'' nj other he, casts oi rnttkets sri hsrc,
cnt With hi t,o fatlaf rcrl"r'nnt,ce ii Mi Ho de-
tnts Of marketing tho pr0serty. lii This iustnnGo
th9 ~ "; # s ey q ceqF ps aud d. sss ;
hut her mca ci,...1ts nrc coinretitnrs viii tic
r s'sas sa Ssf'hssera e S' sntas' @ % F W.T. 7 ters
fore, ,i1d II Hs necessary tn Jt4trct tho trnu nf
the West finn, a.,y nn,,essssnry h'lrsien MD
II my other Stato.
Thu !nst chapter Ct the report f. DEVOTED to
tdIl ut grain Inspection.
Thy trat IT. Gi'ef m lns(,e:tor. Mr. T9mpkl',s, re.
cetyci u ,be0.Ss inoro thnn was honestly CIT
": II. Harper, tho SECOND Incumbent, owc1
!,i, tn9 ,i SS+loo WHICH, no "ct oat ol
Ti',,, f.u,rth inm,sn,,cnt wna hrfr, ss 17,H7
% aMe LnutM iuHuis!oG'.I WIZ oeu Sn.t t'.o.
mi fur iii "xnnnt s..M wh;cI' stiIj rn.,nins si H.
''Tisu' .Tisa prcacut Chief Inspcotor. though. ,nan
nr Gh,,rlctor n INT, cstGcl,tN
ly this Ct'nlmIttce, 'aucs not prufcss my special
II grI,, ,,.,r cinI ,.ny .,ti;cr siccal jturss fr
tho Office, but n!nits TINT he hols!s |. simply
Hovcrnor:.. :i, hit Il Is 'aisn T rcuorte.i II, re-
Esrr! To this Incumbent thut whllu III recGiptu u
or sl,Mj In.r a,il,,,l. us sc"rttury or tic Snto
AurIcult.tr.l! Suelcty. ii.id s5uNl rcr nn.rtl rs
tlt tic inter oulco baor!ls tho xrolter l,tIrinn
Of Ills 1crsunal seryEccs. Thla C0n,ntttee hoi.l
,,ostinm or H1periitcn,'e.lt 81 ths vallanton of
ticyntu its wlulu tuo to l&lo duties Or tho ollcc,
mi not, ,ls In tho pr,scnt tsc, give It less thur,
, 1880-06-26
4 SENTlM ENT.

fslt, mt wnnt Il single lltiwer
Brought i0 my humble tomb:
If my EtnIr tfrp l,us atr,~tf,p power
III e,lrtl DlIG lltils bitMtl,
Pl!ty hrlnH II ~1lle my h"art Is wnfn,
AMI MI ,Ily pulses thrill.
Tl,;st nlAy gnln a gentle charm
AlMi throw aAlilt. at,tllt. III.
Flnwers trr ll,r ministers 1T 1lcnvcu,
AMI plnail with f.aTne+t .yts;
AMI nft their uesitly ttvGs ire glyou
In silent sncrIfs0c.
] MlI1lti their snure,l text frt,m iot1,
Wt,At.'rr their tilt ,,r nnfrsr.
Wnnii t4',,f' l,eftsre fllG cul's, cotd sod
Ny hGrrl,Et' ushrs hlntfn.
AUSTIN, Ill, June IL. ls*u. s1.O. r.
, 1880-06-26
LAKE PORTS.
llETitillT.


LAKE PORTS.
nETitDlT,
Special Dtspatth to The Chfeaqo Tribune.
1,ErnnlT, Mich, funs a'-f'a.sed ,nwr-lsopel,ors
Arctic. l'U&onlu. Tne,tn; etram-fI,rIos Huron EY
and tarsu. T. Chamberlain nnd cct,snFt. IT, Il, ruttn
md consutt. u. f. ltoso nnd bar1ts. j. r. sheldon a,,d
Cuf1tort. aan1lAo. ja,es Darhsan and cunsurt;
sc,Ioonus. SetlIs Krtitlngun. 81. ". f'a4c, AnnIe
yuu4 lela WnIhriAx9, 1teeA Cax j. Il. kuycs. Juhn
Mhgso. Rising Star Hky!nrk. Fiart Wing, A,tAusitn
Fnrd, A. Mutt ". l. WilrIx. ". 4. Muir, l.. a. Hur.
Ion, Adventure, T. nlnko. .1anics casc Charles X.
fIu,s. A. Knapp. IL. H. layos, c. .. Harness 8. D.
llurgurfunf. >,
Passed up-f'rorellers China. Colorado. Chicago.
Philadelphia ind cunsnrs. md 1adser Stn.o: stcam
ss 5 iss sxs a kSa 'fsi a a 5
s !'ssss ,:s sf' H. I nH Nsss; nsSs fyn* ''Si SssS 1t /
:" fe!;y !ax sats s's' g r. ~ T. tat"s t!i"s sun
vn W. @ fur @ as tS'Sfne sS .e psxS ,s
hs Hr,ss! I'LL whit VIII, has % .h's sven"3. sa s" "nd VI"
Special Dtspateh to T,t Chicago 7ttbuns.
Ii f4s 5 a. aga Aa
Sy fssy. i issE;sfh'I s5ss L. sts, E;a
iif'''; IN sss Issns: :s:ssss: i!'%skn5rH. s!s!
iSSai s,.i"nsr s. saa ks;shn A's4'
c Il. .s 4 's @ a s"a ; q EsH t.,;
I" Sow y@rk !!n. l,.t1,yyr u ri per III. iest q
'I! @ f: @ Sf i's'i
tt1LwAEKEE.
Special Dspatch to Tne Chicago Tribune.
MINIATURES, Iuno aa-Tlio scilooie. jayii Vance,
u sh sa s # dF tS tassaS s5 IL III sn
"E n IN bfaxen o. e1:s 70 to aeek d @ zig
u; i,aisio this afisfioon 10 whIs, poft ,o vosss
Tho sc,,ooner Wells Bnst e,enred for Chicago this
ovnnx n tP mI !s tuH Mr1r NM ~ Ps"pa,lGr
r,msss rss f %s.s! ssss tsxses Hsa Lem
Graln fEci4tsa cuitlsuu ittelusa, no cintters.
CLEfELASN.
Special IHstdtcA tp The Cthtrap0 T!ihdtns.
ars !s 1s!'s s9s;
ac};: Il III IL s;$sSs s sssfiaas. 5 A,.ona
55.Sl'H!i Nysss; a,;%I, s"pa ffSSssS aiHS'!s
sss; u w. 'o''s' coal to Chicago
rtllr cnInnaSE.
Special DhMteh ta The Chiraao Tribune.
S"f!;s ns '1es 1s;'ss :sss fas
1lg G. r II e. sa ] f"s" tsiSdaq e kssS nt.SS
fsst!es s,asSssa@ @ kakssn 10 et.s sa"' saasa u @
T. ccaso. g. proper
EHcAsAnA.
Rpsetal niFpnsth to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
6 jsIimin. 81. i. iirSwa tsi,as1s j. H. ksessn. <.
= ;s$; u ;S }sr,wss
SIhsnsa stampede, ru,lis. 4. L., Potter.
ENlE.
Special Dhpateh to me Chicago Trto,tnt.
Me:y M sas ia dfssssff5j.] s4sS L. + ] ]SSs'T psP ss
se,,oo9sr For!n, Sso, MaFqaolte; projaiiar Irndi.
C!oas"d@ @sclSossur i s SnyoIund, coal, Chicago.
MAltQuErTE.
, 1880-06-26
RAILROAD T1s1E-rAuL1s.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE o. TRALxy.
ExrLAsATtoN nr ttxyKnxxcx MAuKE.-tsatn,da1
tuauy. ''' o~t'ptoo'

f'htcnEn a. Nnrthwestern RAILWAY.
For Mhps, tabfde- oDka, rtmoTnties Hiee hin u.fa,
sSssn"1s!on; scsn' n,sa apqy nt an! of ~ tsovsHs
tirn1d t'nclno 1intei. hrinka Express qrfcr I'm
n2tthcast e'rnnr ltaudotph and Slnte-BtsL Tn,mnr
House, 10 Gunal-st, nnd ut tile deput* " >
, 1880-06-26
SUMMER 19EsHDIe'rs.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

Crcssan Rprlnss, I'enuarsvnntn.
VIII nran Juno IT, l4*L TN tlo summit nf Tho Aitc-
EEenlra I'LL fert mt1ye nca Ievet. mAln iinp Of
lenhsf!fnn!9 !sAi!Fuaa !Hs9 az unsGfassdd st~hg-
tSn1ar Il nttactsyo !" i,rntIh and len.rt reexsrs.
Flrst,einhA a!!ih1c On.Ah.F At1NsCrbHts. tluntIiK
1lG,. A'fuyesa W. II, TfI.Els, HHtI,
, 1880-06-26

.gve 5ron nll tio ynilr. CnImoity I'M ttrntiy trss
Sia"s Tas.t. , c oh!nn Sno nuhs's fest md
nns E!"a,lEe ssnhors .l pure nlt. R,a,! shnE aud
n,,~lnt1ek First-cnsa Ass!c,, Fer n!rrlaca 'rnls
ctGs HlSra* ". u, TYLER, stunt.
, 1880-06-26
Fl:t.LN.ys' kaYp0PisOsllIIrI!s,

"tthtr lsGvIvll, rcstorcs gray hnir to its orig
nnl tanr fer - ct;ltR.
, 1880-06-26
YALE COLLEGE,.

Ws.!sn Ex"'intns IT,, 1"r nttmsslnn H. - ais srt
te s'.. Ss'. III Ms +. hsA ii, S,s w. % Y T1nesst @
III. a.n Friday. VhH "tAAII,httn III Chtct+n viii lr
held Y e RUINS II IL" Union Cu1Ickoif Law. M. y
Iin:l HHsfftnetfit-a fourth Ht4'r: and ~ ttntnhHt
Il! tlln t''ts n lle c.ncna!l Law scho"!. lG1 Wnl-
tary Os fnfa College, Ssw }lny"n. C0sn.
, 1880-06-26
Boloit College.

The AnnMnl Examination for ntl1nl* *<n will ha hold
Il n; !hs H!tASn "a rAGtflt h,Iritl. saturday INV md
Fur further tnfurtna1tn mI.rty % II. Il. uUlIAilT.
Editor lihtfwAt Age, t;ranh l'AclttU Hotel.
, 1880-06-26
cHECARAY INSTITUTE,

1877 and :i:.f tprttec-st,, IhIlnsicIphis.
naFlin9 mud l'ny 9rhtf for Young tn.iirs md 'hll.
tts,ta. Aclrntaf S1asrh lA11,arps tnnIh FFHfIct
l. .sio !MA.Iu:o " 1he falMl1y. MADAME DitE1t-
NII.l.Y. ltitl.
, 1880-06-26

All trims run rim Milwaukee,, 11ckets for 81 PAM
no r H!tTnennoils aro K9od othcr vtn Madison and
fUfnola ttentrnI Hnftrpnd.
Depot foot OF 116kutt foot THcut -ancnrd.1t
Ticket U1,ct, Ii Ithnd0tph.st. hear Llark ufnnd
lncinu l11t9l. u1lt RAuHr kiuH8e. ~
, 1880-06-26

HEfctaT Utsf1tth u The LNtfG10 1flb1tNk.
:, Pol.r cOAnlisSE t>nt.. June .i.-Inssca town-
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-24

PATENTS RECEIvED.-The following pat
ents have been received at the Lewiston
land office and will be delivered upon sur
render of duplicate certificates ana receipts,
viz; Louis Delsol, John Siers, Reuben $.
Cox, John A. Campbell, Jos. G. Shissler,
john NJ. Crooks, Henry W. Deacon, John
H. Evans, Elijah Addison. We-as- kus.
John A. Swarts, Heirs of D. II. Howser,
Jas. Crea, Robt. Fl. Barton, Henry H.
White, Henry B. Hodgins, Donald Came.
ron, Thomas Tierney, VIM. NJ Rice, Lewis
Sisk, J. 7. Conkling B. c. Boyer, O. H. P.
Beagle, John H. Warmoth, Charles Stroup,
w. H. W'shard, Ray Woodwork, Z. A
Sampson, NJ. W. Coon, John c. Wait, Sell
Jones, Theo. D. Swarts, Henry Epley, Jas
Mustard, Ernest Smith and Nathan P
Ohaver. ]. NJ. HOWE,
Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-24

DAYTON. w. T. Dec % 1870

DAYTON, w. T., Dec. 20, $780,
Ed. TELLER The preliminary
hearing in the case of Paterson Dunn
for the killing Of c. A. Mccartney was
held before Justice j. NJ. Hunt, on the
10th and 18th insts. Cation of Walla
Walla and Baker of Dayton were
counsel for the prisoner, and Sturte-
want and Rutherford of Day
ton, appeared for the territory.
The trial resulted III the prisoner being
held for manslanghter, his bail being
fixed at $4,000.
Paterson Dunn is man Of medium
height, gray eyes, and sallow complex
ion, his hair is brown mixed with gray
and bald on the top of The head. Hi
wore full beard. A grown up sor
was with him during the trial Nc
Cartncy was tall slim man with {
heavy black moustache and was abou
thir,y-eisht (3s) years of age.
| HECTOR.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-24
II 1t
Executors Sale OF Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
pursuance of order of the Probate
Court of Nez Perez county, Territory OF Idaho,
made on the eighteenth day of December 1850,
in the waiter Of the estate of henry 0. Admins,
deceased the undersigned, the executor Of
said estate, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, ian subject to con-
irmation by said Probate Court" ON Wednes-
day, the twelfth day Of January. A. d. 1881,
at one o'clock p. NJ, at tho door OF the court
room of said probate court, on L street. in the
city of Lewiston, county of Nex Perez. and
Territory Of Idaho, all the right, title and in
terest and estate of the said Henry o. Adams
Mt the time Of his death, and all the right, title
and interest that the said estate has, by opera
ii n of law or otherwise, acquired other than
or in addition to that Of the said Henry ..
Adams at the tune Of his death, in and to all
that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate
| living and being n said city Of Lewiston. coun
! ty AMI territory aforesaid, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Commencing mt I
| point one hundred feet south of the south sid'
| Of Idaho street, and two hundred and fifty fee
| cas-, of the school lot of school district No.
! and at the southwest corner of the lot of LAM
| occupied by Mark arant; thence southerl.
four hundred and fifty feet; thence easterl.
two hundred feet TO what is known AS Adams
lane; thence nor,herly along the west side Q
| said lane to within Que hundred feet OF tn
south side of said Idaho street; thence wester
" 10 the place of beginning, the same being
! part of lot five, Of acres OF said city, and Nv
hundred feet in width aud four hundred an
fifty feet in length.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash, in gol
coin. ten per cent of the purchase price IN b
paid into court on the day of sale, the balane
to be paid to said probate court on the confirm
ton Of said sale BY the probate judge,
Dec. 20, 1850.
". X. ARANT,
lI-3t Executor of said estate,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-24

, Cry CoUNCIL--Dec. %, lSS0.-At reg
Tar meeting of the council pursuant to adj
iournment. Present, T. S. Billings mayor;
G. Glass, G. Weisgorber, c. G. kress, f.
Baird council J. X. Vincent clerk.
Minutes of last me- ting read and ap-
proved. On motion, the time of receiving
bids for finishing the 9Th street grade were
extended until the first Monday in January
1881, and that the clerk be hereby instruc-
ted to have 20 posters printed and adver'
Using the. same. On motion council ad,
iourned until Monday eve., Jan. 3, 1881.