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National Republican., 1881-08-03
LOCAL MENTION.
Regularity. IntcRrIty. and PunctuRIity
nenet CoufbcnCC.

The regularity with which the drawings Of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company take place in-
varably on the second Tuesday OF every month
nt New orleans, La, and the price Of tickets only
deuce 50 well established In It's integrity Of mar-
agemcnt, that II is hard to find man or woman
who has not written tn NJ. a. Dnuphin New Or
leans La. In the hope of receiving 100000.
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Thc National snrc. nerosM Comnnny

THr highest cash price paid rtrdrcSScs and gents
clothing, watches icwClty. cic. Call or address
Hcrzog, sos Niuth IT,. near pennsylvania ave
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You can publish three-line advertise
ment ofwant rent, for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents In THE REPUBLICAN,.
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DR.. noyce's rnrLi4h Bnth.
Tho Ni,c,Iil Rntha

Only Turkish bath IN the city, 5Og L ST., near Iu'
dietary So. Best shampoOer this side OF New York
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Prnminent ArrirnI..

Ebbiu.-B. s. Clark, New York Lieu
tenant G. Augur, U. s. A.; r. d. Potts. U. s. A.; l. f.
Ingraham, Florida; II. G. Davis 81. Paul Mimi;
+. @. Nichols, Fort Warren, Mass; J. V. McNca
indianapolis, Ind; Walter NJ. Jackson Providence,
r. l.; Clarence Luce, Boston; J. NJ Lancaster, U. s.
A. n. S. Frank, U. S. A.; j. r. Myriok, U. 8. A.; II.
C. Davis, q. s. A.
81. Jdm6s.-C. f. Barcmyer, jr, Pitts
burg, Pa; ]. l.. Bruden, South Carolina; NJ CLARK,
Virginia; II. o. Martin, Boston; L. @. Ewing Ten
nessee NJ. G.. Quinn, North Carolina; Hon. f. c..
lie Bland, Ohio; j. r. warty, Colorado; D. Lewis,
II. D. Lewis Virginia.
MetrOpolitdn.-C. H. Bond, Texas Chas.
Mendenhall, Cincinnati; W. @. BesA Utica, N. Y;
W. +. Doolittle, New Haven ~ A. Haven, Balu-
more; J. II. Astruck, New York Charles Minni-
gerode, New Orleans; Bishop Beckwith, Georgia.
81. Mdrc.-D. w. Gibbs, Toledo, Ohio
r. L. Madison, Troy, N Y; II. c. Balllster, Robert
A. Palmer, New York II. NJ. Ritter, Cincinnati; /;
J. p. Rusk, Boston.
ANington.-J. L. G. Rice, Cambridge,
Mass; T. Flelschman, Daniel Tomlinson, W. l..
Cook, @. r. Jarvis, L. A, Kelly, J. T. Cammeyer,
New York.
Riggs.-J. +. Crosby, Texas A. Kountze,
New York 2. z. Boyer, Pennsylvania; s. B. Rider,
Elizabeth, NJ J.
Imperidl-M. ii. Curtis, New York J.
and b. Henry Maryland; r. 4. johnson, Va.
Wormley's.-George Gray, New Jersey
A. J. Adams, Baltimore
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a,derney pniry wagon,

Fresh Aldcrnoy butter churned every morning,
md delivered in lSlb. Ward prints. nj 3jc pei b
Also cottage cheese &C. per ball buttermilk &C. per
qunrt and sweot milk. Sc. nor nnArt
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Turkish, Russian, aud sulphur Baths 9O3 =
street. Only first class bath in the city.
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Iron 1sittcrs.

corner finccnth street and New York avenue, cou
unucS to receive yulunblcS OF all descriptions 70
safe keeping ut very low rates.
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Special lIofices.

H. aa
h~SEe MAsoNIc.--A SPECIAL LCoNvoCATIoN
=, Mo., Of hnreks n A. o., 6n9gies No will be held
m. sharp to attend the funeral Of our late compah.
iFjR'iF' are ''''''' "v!Se siN0 % FFSSs s 81 M
nS3s .MAsoNIc.-A SPECIAL CoNfMUNTcA.
wilibe held At Masonic Temple on pV wE6NffsDAY,
MsGs y bpo,Sr b9Soek % MI 9 attend the funeral Of
Der Is requested 10 attend. All Master Masons are
pcrnally invited ny order q The hey VI n Ioo,oorv
eays THE ARLINgToN FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY
go for the District OF Columbia.
Tstef Cox president VIM King vcepfcssiSeSt sSgS
n @agT ensrT Frank ynS ~ naT RSyn ~ 1se
states Treasury. je23 I'm
aI- WASHINGTON, DC,
caution oil persons not to sell or buy or H any of
my bottles marked as herein described, will en-.
force the law against all such persons: Pint Lager
Beer Bo,les ~ with !he lightning stopper attached
D. c. ISL on The other side "fhs bottle not d 70 be
sS SS sds one s4Ip pes sSd9 %er = hq fsd @
~ INV W. w%ShngS9n q D. g Ressued august -
lands 4 Codd Barncseyf'. on the other side large
star, with figure No. and others ~, II ,,,,,r
lels4m a5 NJ street southwest.
nS5ye ESTABLISHED 1896. o. @. sIMMs
49, Pharmacst. cor Fourteenth s. and New
-
cially Orders by mail will receive prompt attention
yeloim
Nag- HoMD MANUFACTURER.
TRUNKS
The largest assortment in the city Of ladies' Dress
Sole Leather, ZINC, md Packing rRuNKs, , Ladies @
PocKl;TBooks; slIAwL STRAPS, &c, at the old
No 5S Ssysn,h s,11, ,SuSv. s,Jee 9oT!swest' Hs
TO ORDEH-Eyery style of TRUNKS made to
REPx iRfSg@Trnnk and Harness nepalrcd
nlSy. DIR. s. J. CoCKERILLE,
S-S9 DESrIsE
mysiy 72i Fifteenth street.
e~1ass WE WILL CLEAN CARPETS BETTER
R-Sy AND CHEAPER
than any other concern In Washington.
No whipping to wear or tear your carpets
A. II. CHACE q BRO,
Fine Upholsterers and Steam Carpet Cleaners
aps76m GIG Louisiana avenue.
nS1-. II, o. CANDEE, NJ, D., v. D., OF NEW
eases ofbody and mInd Lang al and Throat dcuities,
Consumption Loss OF Vitality restored (Hemorrhods
spao Sns Meart Disease esSce
ula; a Tumors, Malaria, Blood Diseases Of what
system: Deafness, Suffering, and stammerng cured.
Consultation free to all. Office and residence. go
elWs PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED ACCu.
49, ratey and at reasonable prices at Cough
LIN'S Drug store, Masonic Temple. corner Of Ninth
n5sBD THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF ToI-
~ let Articles for ladies and all the popular med
clnes on sale at coUGlIJINs Temple Drug store.
nw. If You ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU.
s ~ Fp rnS peNs yo
| sold only ai CoUGBLIN'S, Masonic Temple. no26
nW. HoMEoPATHICM OF EVERY
Hazel, Imperial 0fnnum, and other food for infants
| at CoUGHLIN'S sel3
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Diacdscs requiring a certain and Efficient 'onic, es.
pcciaty Inifqcstion Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fcrc,s,
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citss ne,c it to The ncrrcs They net Ike charm on
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such as tasting nc food Jelchrig heat IN Me stomach
hearGwn, &c. TIC only IRON Preparation Ha, tril
noi bdcken the teeth Or gre headache Write for he A
D Boot, 80 pdges amusing aud usslh reading sent
nee
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, COMPANY
has supplied Its job department with complete
invoice of the newest styles Of type and printing
material. and is prepared to execute job-work in
all Its varied branches in a manner equal to any
printing establishment in the country. Legal pa
pers, pamphlets, briefs, records, reports &C., exc
cutcd with promptness and careful supervision,
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baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner sew
Jersey avenue and e street,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

:, Trains marked daily. ,sunday only Other trains
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
Brief ,JOttinpS.

Yesterday was hot southwest TO northwest
winds; SOC at sunrise, TO at ga. M, $40 at
noon, $50 at p. m. May q, 1880, the mercury
touched sac, the hottest day of that year.
A little daughter Ct William Hanson fell
from the second story of a house on Bracket
street, Thursday, but escaped with bruises
The Maine Central railroad will begin on
June 9Th to run line of refrigerator cars from
stations on the line of the road to Boston.
At the shooting match of the Mechanic Blues
Thursday afternoon, j. W. Clark won the
badge, making a score of 10 out of a possible %.
The first second-class Car for the Maine Gen.
tral road was put on Thursday night. 1t con-
tains forty-two seats, besides twelve in the
smoking apartment.
Decoration Day the children will have lit
tie sale OF fancy articles, cake and Strawberries
at the Cahoon house on Free street, next to the
Cumberland Club, the proceeds to go to the
Maine General Hospital.
Two new fire alarm boxes have been added
one corner of Foro and Deer street, No. 80, and
the other at corner Kennebec and Alder, No.
60.
Rev. DIR. Seward will deliver a discourse
with reference to Memorial Day tomorrow
morning.
The temperance meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms on Sunday evening will be addressed by
Gen. Neal Dow and others. The praise ser
vices will be conducted by Mr.. c. NJ. Wilson
W. II. Virgie has taken the contract to re-
build Browns wharf.
Hoyt, Fogg & Donham have sold 1000 New
Testaments
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
Portland Commanders,

Wednesday morning the Press mentioned
that the Portland Commsndery had voted to
go to the Wentworth House, n. H., near
Portsmouth, on June 24th-St. Johns Day
taking their ladies, and would return the
18th.
The committee visited Portsmouth Thurs.
day. They say the Wentworth is magnifi-
cent hotel erected on a lovely shore with
superb views of old ocean, just three miles
from Portsmouth, and is connected with the
mainland by a long bridge. The grounds
about the house are charming. The excur-
sion will leave Portland at a. M the 4th,
arrive in Portsmouth about IL, where carria-
ges will carry them to the Wentworth. The
afternoon will be spent as fancy may dictate,
nd grand hop will be given at the hotel in
the evening, and the grounds be lighted with
the electric light. Chambers full band will
accompany the excursion, and the quadriIle
band furnish the music for the hop. The next
morning. at oclock, the party will return to
Portland.
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Personal.
Hon, Isaac III. Bailey is in town.

Hon Isaac II. Bailey is in town.
Rev. z. Y. Hincks has been elected one of
the Vice Presidents of the Congregational
Publishing Co.
In the absence of Mrs. G. A. Qunby, of
Portland, report was presented from the
Maine Auxiliary Society to the New England
Woman's Suffrage Society meeting in Boston,
showing that progress in the direction of wo.
mans suffrage had been made-women having
been rendered eligible to positions on the
school committee, and signs OF advancement
Astounding elsewhere.
AT the quarterly meeting of the Woman's
Board of Foreign Missions, held in Boston
Thursday among the speakers was Miss Lord,
Of this city, who is going to the Ccustantinople
Home.
Among the promotions in the Pension Office
from Maine are G. w, Wormele to third
class; T. d. Chamberlain to second class: N,
o. Tibbetts and A. G. Perham to first class: f.
S. Perry to class of $1,000.
The Governor and Council visited the Port
land Deaf and Dumb school Thursday. Fri
day they visited the Reform school.
Mr.. n. III. Eusley, student OF Newton
Theological Seminary, who expects after his
graduation this summer 50 work among the
freedmen of the South, will deliver an ad dress
at the First Baptist vestry tomorrow, Sunday
evening, on the religious condition of the col
ored people at the South. He comes recon-
mended by President Hovey as qualified to
give such an address, and an interesting and
profitable lecture may be expected.
MIR. VIM. Ii. Bigelow, special agent of the
Postoffice Department, has received an order
from the Postmaster General commissioning
him to visit and confer with the postofics an
thorities OF Canada, New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia on some important postoffioe matters
Mr. Bigelow will visit Ottawa, Montreal, Que
bee, Fredericton, ST. John aud Halifax This
special appointment reflects great credit upon
Mr.. Bgelow, for it is the evidence of the high
esteem in which he is held by the Department.
Miss Sarah o. Jewett has returned home
having been absent some time on visit to
friends in Baltimore, Boston, g. She is very
much improved in health new volume of
her essays and sketches will be published next
autumn The articles have all, or nearly all,
appeared i'll the Atlantic Monthly and will
now be collected under the title of Country
By-Ways."
Rev. G. W, Whitney, late pastor of the Uni
versalst church at Augusta, died at Waltham,
Mass, Thursday afternoon. A week ago last
Monday he had themorrhage of the lungs
and died from its effects.
1t is said that Hon. A Fl. Walker, of Lowell,
| a member OF the Senate last winter, and for
thirteen years Judge OF Probate of Oxford
county, contemplates locating in Bridgton for
the practice of law
President Jackson and the Maine Central
officers returned from their visit along the
| line Of road.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
United States District Court.
BEFORE JUDGE FOX.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
George L. Kent ct ais, owners of the schooner
Sea Breeze, libelants, VS.. Steam Tug "Elen.'' ma
ehinery, sc.
Schooner Sea Breeze of Bucksport was sunk by
striking an old pier in the Saco river while being
lowed by the tug Ellen The tug has been libelled
tor $4,000 damages, and the point to be decided is
whether the crew of the tug were to blame, or the
crew of the Sea Breeze, or both. Defense in pro-
gress.
John L. Dodge Son of Boston-A. A. Strout for
fibcllants.
Strout Gage-Wilbur S. Lunt for defense
Adjourned to Saturday forenoon
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28

DR.. Graves Blood Purifier is designed to meet the
wants of those desiring and certain relief for
all Heterogeneous of the Stomach and Liver and by
purifying the blood to bfing the system to its natuf
al vigor. 1t is cuie for Biliousness, Indigestion
Liver Complaint, Jaundlce, Humors, Scrofula sc.
Nothing can BE- better suited at any season of the
year to cleansing tie system of its accumulation of
diseases than the Blood Purifier. /. will regulate
the liver give you an appetite, and in fact biId tp
the system generally. Try it; you will not regret
it. Price, S1.00 per bottle.
For Cough, Cold, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, &c.,
use DR.. Graves Balsam of Wild Cherry and Tar.
Price, 10 cts and so cts per bottle.
Improved Family Cathartic Pills, made by Dr.
Graves, cure Headache Constipation, &C. Price,
25 eta. per box. DR.. Graves Remedies for sale
by Druggists.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
Portland Light Infantry.


The seventy-eighth anniversary of the Port
land Light Infantry occurs June 9th, and the
arrangements in progress promise to make it
one of more than ordinary interest to the COM
pany and its honorary corps. Some time since
an invitation was received from the Worcester
Light Infantry inviting the P. L. L. to join
with them in celebrating this anniversary (be-
ing the seventy-eighth of each company, which
has been accepted
The programme will be about as follows:-
Leaving Portland at 100 a. m. by the Portland
& Rochester Railroad, arriving at Worcester
about p. m. On arrival they will be met at
the depot by the Worcester Light Infantry and
escorted to the Bay State House-the head
quarters of the companies during their stay =
and partake of dinner. This concluded, line
will be formed and parade made through the
principal streets of the city, ending with review
and dress parade on the common. La the eve
ming there will be banquet at the Bay State
House, speech-making and an evening of social
enjoyment Tuesday forenoon will be devoted
to sightseeing. Returning, will arrive in
Portland at 6 n
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
Maine Press Exc11rsin1,

The committee of the Maine State Press AS.
ISOLATION to make arrangements for the Associ-
atoms annual excursion met in Lewiston
Thursday. The committee did not complete
the arrangements, but decided 70 have the ex-
cursion rendezvous at Pennington, Monday,
August LIST, and after spending the night there
leave ON Tuesday, to visit the Rangely region
stopping at Phillips for dinner. After making
the tour of the Lakes, the party will return via
Bethel or Andover and the Grand Trunk rail-
road. These plans are subject TO further re-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
Camp Meeting.

This year there will be four camp meetings
at Old Orchard. They will be held as follows:
Faith convention, conducted by DR.. Charles
Cults of Boston, Mass, from July 18th to
August 9TH.
Portland District camp meeting, conduceea
by Rev, e. J. Clark, P. e., from August Sth
to 18th.
National Christian Temperance meeting,
Hon. Sidney Perham, President, from August
18th to 18TH
Believers Meeting for Bible Study Conducted
by DR.. Brooks and others, from August 10Th
TO 10Th.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
Militia Appointments.

BY general order just issued by Major Gen.
eral Chamberlain, Capt. Daniel O'C. O'Don-
oghue is hereby appointed Assistant Adjutant
General, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel,
vice Lieutenant Colonel Frank E. Nyc, re
signed, ard will be obeyed and respected ac
cordingly. Lieutenant Colonel Henry NJ
Sprague, 1st Regt Inf, NJ. V. M, is hereby
relieved from duty as Acting Assistant Ad1u-
tant General at the headquarters. The head
quarters of'the division will be at Portland IN
til otherwise ord cred, and al communications
pertaining to the official business of the divi'
sion should be addressed to Lieutenant Colonel
O'Donoghue.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28

Forty years experience of an Old
Nurse. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP is the prescription of one of the best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
never-failing success by millions of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in the
bowels, and wind-colic. By giving health to
the child it rests the mother Price Twenty
five Cents bottle. noy27SMW Ssw6mo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
The BridgtOn Railroad

The Bridgton News understands that Mr.
Bradstreet will report to the IA ilroad commit
tee the progress he has made and notify them
that he is unable within the time granted by
the town to assure the building of the road.
He will now give way to those favorable to
the Hiram route; and if they fail he will re-
new his efforts for raising the means to build
the road through to Portland. He has def
mite proposition from respon sible parties to
guarantee the building of three feet guage
through to Portland if $3.50 900 can be raised
on the line, the outside parties furnishing the
remainder and taking first mortgage Of the
road as a security. Mr. Bradstreet thinks
about $4,000 can be raised by the towns,
leaving 100000 to be raised by individual SUBJ
scription. Mr.. Bradstreet thinks that the
Grand Trunk is likely to make proposition
for extending branch of til cir road from
Norway to Bridgton, through the towns of
Harrison and Waterford.
Tha 80 days allowed Mr.. B radstreet to COM
plete his arrangements expired yesterday; the
Hiram people have the floor for the 90 days
ensuing; and if they fail the entire project
fails so far as utilizing the vote secured at the
legal town meeting, and which binds the town
of Bridgton for $4,000
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
Saccarapps.

On Tuesday passing team on Main street
ran over small boy by the name Of Black
aud injured him gu lite severely about the head
The Memorial Day exercises will be much
she same as in former years. Grafton, prayer,
and singing at the Congregational church, a
procession CT citizens, school children and ex-
soldiers with the Westbrook Cornet Band;
decoration Of graves, dirge by band, and
prayer at cemetery. These commemorative
exercises will take in the forenoon.
The plank walk on Spring street is under
going much needed repairs
On Wednesday evening, at the church vcs
try, the Methodist psople gave reception to
the earnest and faithful collector of their So
ciety, Mr. John Fogg. 1t was well attend
ed aud successful affair.
The gospel temperance meetings conducted
by Rev. S. F. Pearson, OF Portland, on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings at Weston
Hall have been of All interesting character and
called out large audiences.
A numerousy signed petition is to be pre-
scented by citizens of this town to the president
of the Maine Central railroad, asking him to
change the name of the Westbrook station on
that road, as no good reason can now be given
for using it for station in the town OF Deer
ing. Travellers examining railroad guides find
a Westbrook, as the station in this town on the
P. and o. road is rightly called, on two roads
and are in doubt as to which one they shall
take to get to the town of that name. A num-
Der of instances have occurred of late where
gentlemen wishing to see parties located here
have taken the NJ. C. road and left it at the
Westbrook station and discovered that they
were ia Morrill's Corn er, village not in the
town that they desired to visit but four miles
from it, and as these cases are multiplying
daily it is manifest injustice to our citizens
and the travelling public to continue the cause
of this confusion.
The large wooden building used for the
manufacture of boxes, and situated on the up
per falls is to be moved some 200 feet north of
its present position.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
Citizens Mutual Relief Society

At the monthly meeting of the Citizens
Mutual Relief last evening, fourteen new
members were admitted and about as many APP
plicatons presented to como before the next
meeting The amendment to article OF the
bylaws, which we previously published, was
adopted with great unanimity, there being but
one dissenting vote.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
The Supposed Drowning Case.

The PRESS, Thursday morning, spoke of
shouting heard on the wharves Wednesday
morning about = o'clock as il some one had got
overheard. II appears that man fell over
board close 10y Sargent Il Dennison's, at the
foot of Moulton street, aud was rescued by u
boat from the Dallas and taken aboard that
vessel. He would not give his name but was
apparently from the country
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28

t. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell this morning
at IL o'clock prompt. at mart on Plum, street,
by order of manufacturers, % new Carriages.
consisting of extension Top carryalls, phaetons,
top aud open bssgies, side spring wagons,
beach wagons, canopy top phaetons, &c
These carriages arc built of the very best of
material and have orders to sell without re-
serve. Every carriage offered for sale will be
sold. Also at same time shall sell II new Har-
nesses in rubber, nickel and gilt trimmings.
Any one thinking of buying carriages or har-
nesses viii do well to attend this SALE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
LIGHT Soft Hats, all colors. Coe.

THE SUFFERER by Gravel, Diabetes, Drop.
sy, or Bladder difficulties of any kind can
md relief and permanent cure by the use of
nR BULL0CRS KIDNEY REMEDY
NEPHRETiCUM," which is most COM
pletely adapted to meet the needs where these
diseases are found. 1t is purely vegetable and
perfectly harmless, but powerful to cure.
msy2S saw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28

A new and greatly improved edition of this
invaluable work viii De issued in a few days
for which have secured exclusive sale for
Portland and vicinity. Office. 176 Middle
street. JouN RussErr
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
Real Estate.

The following transfers were reported yester-
day in this county:
Gorham-Wm C. Fogg to Lucius S. Golf,
thirty acres land and buildings.
Portland-Randall johnson to Ann Foley,
corner Walnut and Poplar streets.
Bridgton-M Mary A. Douglass to Thomas j..
Douglass part of lot No. s, 18th Range.
Brunswici-Lois A. Esterbrook to Elizabeth
F. Riley, land on Pleasant street
J. D. Springer to Hattie A. Odiorne, lot OF
land.
Scarborough--Joh W. Seaman ct ais. to
C. S. Leayitt, John NJ Foss homestead.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-28
STRAW Hats, Straw Hats, Straw Hats. Coe.

+. o. BAILEY s. Co. will sell at 10 o'clock
this morning, at store No. 223 Federal street,
about 40 cook stoves and ranges, % parlor
stoves, furnaces, case goods, sc. Tho very
best goods iu the stock will be sold in this sale.
AT $50 2. m, the balance of stock, machines.
sNnls. stoves. &c