The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-09-11
Remember that ii is one vote
cast by each Republican that is to
give us the victory Mark this:
Every vote counts.
Brief Jottings.

Col Robbie deserves every Republican VOTE
Deaths in the city last week, IA; of which
five were from diarrheal diseases.
Value of foreign exports last week, $780,
Sc.
Portlands 49, Actives of Deering II; on Sat
urday.
Some fifty names were added to the voting
lists last week.
Every vote counts; remember that.
About 100 people came here Cd an excursion
from Montreal, Saturday.
Quinn & Co. put new boiler into the tow
boat Warrior, Saturday.
The enemy will bear watching.
1t is reported that the Allan and Dominion
lines will run to this port next winter.
The annual supper of the Portland Yacht
Club will come off at the Peaks Island House,
Sept. 18th, in the evening.
Don't let up on them boys! Keep at them
until the polls close.
There will be grand excursion from Bur
lington, VT. to Old Orchard, Sept 10Th, max
ing three days trip.
Don't stop to scold with the hybrids; keep
right at your work to get in the votes.
The Great Hog Association have purchased
the 200 acres on that island and will organize
at City Building, Sept 21st.
Gloucester fisherman who abused some
bootblacks, Saturday, received severe pound
ing.
Will Sawyer and Hull benefit the Republi-
cans who vote for them any?
There will be- an excursion from Portland to
Montreal and Quebec, next Friday, over the
Grand Trunk road
Two new hydrants have just been put down
on North street, one near the Smaller school,
the other near CT y Marshal Bridges house.
Gen. S. j. Anderson and E. Moody Boynton
spoke to small audience at Congress Hall
Saturday night.
Seamer Admiral, of the International line,
which has been running between Passport and
Bar Harbor this season, has been taken off the
route, and she left for this city Saturday.
The Hon. Bion Bradbury did not attend the
funeral services at Congress Ha J. Saturday
night. Gen. Anderson acted as undertaken.
rhe grand jury rose at O'Clock Saturday
night and were discharged. No indictments
were made pubic, and will not be until Tues
day morning.
There is a report that the Portland Steam
Packet Company will build new steamer,
larger than the State of Maine, and that she
will 90 on the route by June LIST, 1888
Gospel meetings will be held at the Y. NJ
G. A rooms on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
pesday of this week, at 800 and 7.30 p. m.
The public are cordially invited.
Gen. Anderson's charge that the Republic
cans use the liquor law as shillaleh to crack
the skulls of his party is enough to make
mule smile. Why, General, your party have
been offering one hundred per head, in order
to buy votes to beat the wicked Republicans.
The brakemen on the Grand Trunk freigh
found a drunken man lying across the tack
on High street wharf the other night. A mar
row escape from death.
1t is claimed that some Republicans are to
enroll themselves with Tabulator Chase, Fogg
and other Fusion fixtures, and vote for Plais-
ted. How Republican can be found to herd
with such company is an unsolved mystery.
The public schools will begin to-day. The
practice school will occupy room in the But
Ter school till the repairs on the Spring street
school are completed, which will be in about
one week.
Tabulator Chase, W. King Staples, Cyrus
Jefferson, S. j. Anderson, Stinchcomb, O. III.
Fling, G. w. Parker, Peter Daley and the
Eastern Argus are active for Plaisted. What
pretty company that is for Republican to be
found in.
The Maine Conference of Unitarian and 9th
ar Christian churches will hold its annual
meeting at Augusta, Oct. 10Th, 11th and l2th
Rev. Brook HEREFORD OF Boston will preach the
opening sermon on Tuesday evening, Oct. lOth
George f. Talbot, when he was holding ofncc
under the Republican party, was not troubled
with political dyspepsia. He would have al
soon been found with a stolen sheep on hi'
hack as in his present company. 1t is reported
that judgeship is to be his share OF the loo
Lii Plaisted is kept on his throne.
Among the premiums taken by Maine ex
bibitors at the New England Fair were 4-year
old gelding Pliny Moore, Charles ?. Mattock
of Portland sulky plows, Fred Atwood 0
Winterport Ram and ten of progeny, Y. a
Rrackett of GOrlam.