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Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Going to lAlslD.

The Union NJ. f.. thur, h Camp Meet
ing As>W iation, at a meeting held last
Friday evening, resolved to attend the
Brandywine Summit Camp Meeting,
commencing August 18th. James A..
Oliver Viii have charge Of til" boarding
tent. III. Association have several
tents +" lease, which can be had on ap-
plira,ion to the President, Isaiah n.
Thomas, James +, Savi,le, W. n. Nc.
fOruirk or Mr. Oliver
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Man l,auxl,tiu n Net.

Two fishermen at Pennsville, N. d.
while hauling sturgeon net on Fri
day morning, brought up the body OF
a man, which had the appearance OF
being in the water only a few days. He
looked to be about 80 years Of age, was
light complexion, and wore chin whis.
kers and a Moustache.
He wore dark blue coat and yes +,
striped pants nd button CATERS; let
ers were tound upon him addressed to
Captain Jeremiah Barrett, Cambridge
port, Mass, and signed by " Ella f.
Barrett" The body was taken charge
of and an inquest held.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
A Mysterious Affair,

The residents in the vicinity
Eighth and Poplar streets were aNa'
ened about o'clock yesterday mrI'
ing by screams of murder, and cries u
help, from IA young man on the stree
Immediately after, three young men I'll
down Taylor str 1T, and one Of them va
heard to say "D-n him, we fixed h'I
this time An officer, who heard III
screams, hurried to where they SCENE
to come from but was unable to n'
any one. Who the parties were,
what was the matter seems to be " Vl
Of the things that no fellow can h0
nut -
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Two Boats Will be Used.

Both the Wilmington and the SNs.
A. Mccall will be en aged in bringhl
the Riddles Chapel Sunday Sem"
from the steamer Republic to Wilmlls
ton, when that steamer arrives irVD
Cape May on Wednesday evening"
None need hesitate TO go on the eScn'
sion for fear there will not be amy
means for getting back. The McI',
will leave in the morning at anu
O'Clock. The fare is very low-ons j.,
seventy y We cents Tor adults and lo'P
cents for children
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
A Good Showing.

On Saturday evening William
Dew,e es took W. .. Bullock's hV''
out to the Schuetzen park for the II \,
pose of testing its speed, and James " "
Comb drove his mare alongside OF u Y
above. Mr.. Bullock's horse made "
mile in 2.4O, which is considered WI NJ
good. The hor will trot with ~
Frank some time this week.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Temperance ut IN e NJ tsnIOss.

There will be an open temperance
meeting ut the city Mission, Second
street near Washington, to-morrow
(Tueslay) evening at 8 o'clock. This is
to be a meeting for volunteers to take
part, in and.aLl will be welcome to join
in the exercises.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
A Dog Killed.

A large dog that followed cow boys
and killed chickens out on Rodney street
and Lowering avenue, was sno'
and killed on last Saturday eve
ming. The dog wasn't mad, but the
man who shot him and who was the
owner of the chickens was.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
To Furnish the Garnet.

w. b. Sharp, of III Market street,
has received the contract :or laying and
furnishing the carpets for the City of
Gloucester, now undergoing repairs at
the Pusey & Jones Company's works.
Brussels carpet will be used.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Fight ON Saturdav Afternoon.

Last Saturday afternoon a fight oc-
CURED in Il saloon Seventh and Wilson
streets between the proprietor and
some of his customers. One Of the men
was thrown ont, and went away, but re-
tnrned in few minutes with a loaded
revolver, with which he made an at
tempt to shoot the keeper of the place.
He was prevented from carrying his
purpose into execution by the others,
and the party dispersed before the po.
lice arrived.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Union Appointments

Rev. G. W. Prettyman filled his l" l,",
pit in the Union NJ. y. church ye'',e'
day morning and evening, and to-,S "
he left for tehobOth TO be absent "" ,,,
weeks. His pulpit will be filled sum"
by Rev. 9. II S.ntman in the mor',I"'
and Rev. II. l.. Rodgers in the eNri'"'
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
The Price or Matches

Il s,,,ns singular that in many places
~ las ui,y paroI matches are still sold
al . ~.utS per box, while in New York
they are nawk-d around the streets at
r"n'. j. may be that the storekeepers
Al" dlsp"-lng of their old stock, and
making IA" public protect them from
loss.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Personal.

Samuel A. Price, Superintendent of
the Front and tllon street, Hallway
Company, left for Il tour in the interior
of New York on Friday night he hay
ing received a telegram that his wife,
who was visiting friends. was taken
suddenly and dangerously i'll.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
FURNITURE DOWN
lnO EAST SIXTH STREET Is THt

lnc EAST slXTh STREET IS THE
lJc place. Just look at The crowd 60
ing to lo3 East Sixth street for this fine
Java coffee. at 2b cents n n fine white pocket
handkerchief and fan given with every H.
This flour ut 22c bag Is Just the thing for
warm weather our Shamrock at 45 and soc
a bag makes bread as white as snow. Dur
sugar, tea and coffee are beyond competition
Ms pruDes 25c, fine French Drunes, h for
2bc; sugar cured shoulders. l2c. h. equal to
hams dried beef at wholesale prices: lard,
Ne We will have this week from our iarIii'a
lot Of hne early rose potatoes, ut u lUw iiguie.
Come to l03 f. Sixth street and save money.
,yl60t+ Il. NJ. WIEN.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Pacific w, ltgNstOOt,

IN" Pacific and Ligh,foot base ball
clubs played well contested game on
Saturday afternoon un ~" vacant lot at
Nin'h and Lombard strovts, that was
Won by the former lay ! score Of -
IT, -
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

DUBI.lC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L and Personal Property-Wlilb bn sold on
Friday, July -, at 10 o'clock, n. m., at his
stables, on Lord street near Church. Will
miugton, Del. 3 head of horses, mules, a.
boiler. lumber, dump and other VIA ~
yons. furniture cars, 2 horse carts, dray, fam
ily carriage, buggy, sleigh, double and single
carriage harness, furniture car harness, cart
and other harness, tug and other chains, sta
bic tixings, etc. Real estate, stable, and two
valuable building lots near the same, will he
sold on the same day at "a o.cloc, For fur
ther particulars see large hind bills, or call
on the subscriber. Terms Of personal proper
ty-$30 and less, cash; over that amount 30
days credit by giving an approved endorser.
ISAAC Fl. MCKOlG.
l.. W. STIDHAM n Son. Aucts. lyl6-4t
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

Good Intent Div, No. ), will give a
moonlight on Monday, July %, Oh
steamer Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
-
Very Ill.

George II. Jackson,a letter carr =,
lying very i'll at his residence, w., ',,
Wilson street. II. Samuel Lee,a 81"
the post office, is serving his route
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
silk Rroc,,e l.reua,lines,

To close out what is left, (about 800
yards) we have made them at IL cents
per yard, former price SOC. 10 81.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

Mrs W. Forrest has gone to Atlantic
City. and will remain there during the
bot V"athrr
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
On a Pleasure Trip.

A company Of half dozen young
men left West Chester this morning, on
a pleasure trip, leaving that town 1T 7
o'clock and reached this city at noon
to-day on foot. The party is composed
of DR.. Geo &c Croft of Lewisburg, Pa,
leader Charles Marshall of Milwaukee,
Wis; Samuel Marshall aud Edgar Par.
ker of West Chester, and Herbert and
Arthur Cochran, Of Westtown.
They left at 2 o'clock on the steamer
Susie Mccall for Pennsgrove, where
they will take passage on the steamer
Rey bold Tor Delaware City. There
they intend to take passage on canal
boat for Baltimore. After taking a
peep at the Washington Monument and
other curiosities of the monumental city
they will start afoot to Washington, and
after doing up the sights of that city
they will take a steamer down the
Chesapeake Bay to Fort Wayne.
They will then visit Fortress Monroe,
Norfolk and Richmond and start Oh
their return up the Shenandoah Valley,
exploring the Luray caves and viewing
some of the principal battle fields OF
that historic valley. They will arrive
in about two weeks at Harpers Ferry
pay visit to Hagerstown where Bar
bara Freitchie waved the union flag II
the face of the rebel army.
After looking over the now peaceful
fields of Antietam, they will pursue
their course on up to Gettysburg, in
vestigate Seminary Ridge and Rount
Top, and thun push on to Harrisburg
and from that, home by Philadelphia
They expect to be absent three weeks
The company is prepared for campin
out, and aking things just as they tin
them. Each man carried about min
pounds weight in haversack.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Personals.

Dr. kane's two daughters left for
Rehoboth last Saturday.
Judge Wales is spending few days
at Cape May.
Next Thursday A. ID. ChaytOr,
Quartermaster of the First Regiment,
will start for his new home in Colorado
We Holmes having established a
clothing house in Newton, Kansas, has
returned to this city.
City Solicitor Turner, who was quite
unwell on Saturday is much, better this
morning.
Rev. T. Il. Creamer, of Scott NJ. E.
Church, is, with his family spending his
vacation near Marshalltown, Penna.
Miss Florence N. Hirst will preside at
the organ in Central Presbyterian
Church during the absence Of Ferd
Fullmer.
Attorney General Gray, Ernest Smith,
Esq, Henry c. Mclean, Horace W.
Cause and Charles Heebner took their
families to Rehoboth on Saturday. DIR.
Walton went to Cape May on Saturday.
DIR. Read j. Mckay is spending two
weeks vacation in New York, and will
attend the annual meeting of the Eye
and Ear societies, to be held at the
X taterskill House, on the l7th, 18th and
18th of this month.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
]. A. WILSON Funeral Dir
vTAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE.

Il =,
The undersig med, receivers of taxes for the
CITY Of Wilmington, will be ut NO. 10 East
Sixth street. on and after this date, between
the hours Of s and u in the morning, and
from to 9 In the afternoon, for the purpose
Of reaevlng taxes. On all taxes paid during
the month Of July there wi be a reduction
OF cents on every dollar; all taxes paid in
August, will be no reduction; and ON all such
taxes paid on and after the tirst of So, tember
shall be increased by the addition on the
amount thereof. EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver Of Northern district, including all
north of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver of Southern District including all
south of Sixth street. jyl5:f
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
lsrax,d OncuinR Of

Charles Rex, No. IA East Second street,
on Tuesday evening, July Il Mu,i,
and excellent lunch. Free % all.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

kNTRAY MARE A DARK BROWN a.
> mare, blind in one eye. strayed ~
away fro the farm of ,seph Tatnall, Bran
dywine Hundred, on the 18th inst. An, one
giving info nation in regard to her, or re-
turning her to THOMAS BLAKE, Nine.
teenih street, 9th ward will he literally r..
warded. iyl6.ltd1tw
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

VIIANTED-A LARGE BOY TO WORK
w in bakery; steady employment and
good wages. APPLY at once to aSl Market 1t.
lyl6-2
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

XXyANTED-A GOOD tCOL'D) COOK
" must come we'll recommended and
be "A good washer and ironer Apply at Gil
Van Buren street. ,yl6-Tt
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

DOARDI G-SEN ERAL fENTLEM EN-
ID bOaricrs can be accommodated with
good board, at reasonable prices. ut 2Ob King
street. ]yl5.4tt
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

INOR SALE-A NLW, ROUND FRONT
e showcase, feet long: good quality.
ri MtUkD BROS, 4D4 Market st. ,ylt-f
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

LNOR RENT-EOOMS. SUITABLE FOR
e light housekeeping, one square from
Market street. Address Rooms, Lns office.
)yl8-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

VVANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w hOusewUrk, at +O4 Montgomery street,
! etweeu Jefferson and Madison and tOurt"
ard Fifth streets. lyl6-9ts
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

NOR SALE l2SYRUPSODAW WATER
4 fountain, in thorough good order. Will
he sold cheap. Call at Drug SVore.Sixtn and
streets. ly.d 1T
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

MEDIA GOOD BOY IN A NRO
w Gerry store. Address in own hand
writing with reference. r., this Office. Jylts2
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

NOTICE-THE AID LOAN ASST ClA
IN tiOn will hold its annual meeting Ju y
D, at O'clock, y. III. Annual report. eicctl,
of officers, and first payment on new series.
lyl6-3t GEO. @. MARlS, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

XXyANTED-AN AGED WIDOW LADY
w without any children, wants an unfur
nisned room and good board, in a private
family. Inquire at 500 West Fifth street.
Iyl63tt THEU. N. FUEkEL.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

DOARDlNG-F MAN AND WIFE,
- or single men, cheap, at 3O5 Shpley
street. 1ylb-ol
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

kLyANTfD--A GODDGlRL FOX COOK
w and general hJuscwoIk, at No. 800
Market street. lyl6-N
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

JNDK ktNr-A 7-RDDM liDl Sc. All.
Il ply at Ciga. Store, n. W curn"r Third
and Adams street, lyl6-3t'
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

NOR REM. T.-EOUMS IN WESTERN
L part Of city, IN second iloor,witn water.
Addrts. +. b.. tins oiilcr. lylB-lt'
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25
Railroad Earnings.
uings. .s12l 900 s11e,so $4,000


The family of DIR. Smaller have just issued a
Memorial Volume for private distribution. 1t
is edited with much taste and judgment by his
younger daughter Mrs. e. FL. S. Monkey. 1t
contains. A brief sketch of his life by Mrs.
Monkey. 2, His dying bed, by e. S. S., prob
ably Rev. E. s. Small, who is connected with
the family. 3, The funeral, including the
preliminary services and arrangements and
description of floral tributes, and the addresses
by Revs. T. D. Anderson, Jr., Thos. Hill, ID.
D., and j. j. Carruthers, D. D. 4, Sermon,
by Rev. J. McWhinnie, at the Free Street
Baptist church, Portland, Me. 5, Memorial
service at Augusta, including address by Rev.
j. Kicker, ID. D.. and letter from Rev. w. r.
Tilden, containing the substance of his adj
dress. 6, Resolutions and memorial tributes
from the Baptist church at Brookline, Mass
First Baptist church, Portland, Baptist church
at Monson, Maine Baptist Missionary Conven-
ton, Cumberland Association, School Com
mittee, Portland Teachers Association, ad-
dress Of Rev. DIR. Hill on the dedication of the
Smaller School, articles of The Watchman,
and The Watch-Tower. 7, Two sermons by
DR.. Smaller s, The memorial address, by
Rev. A. K. Potter, d. D., before the Maine
Baptist State Convention, Oct. 5, 1881. The
whole makes handsome 8yo volume of 104
pages. The frontispiece is striking photo
graph of DR.. Smaller, which all who knew
him will Immediately recognize. This volume
will be high ly valued by all the friends of DR..
Smaller, who knew him to be patriotic citi-
zen, pleasant companion, hospitabe ae-
quaintance, ready helper, a wise counsellor,
sincere friend, a good preacher. a faithful
pastor, an earnest minister of Jesus Christ,and
a diligent worker in everything that he be-
lieved to be for the good of men and the glory
of Gnd
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25
Hotel Arrivals.

The following were among hotel arrivals
yesterday;
Preble House-C. w. Kirkpatrick, Wash
ington. Washington, d. c.; w. III. Taylor,
Bridgton; W. M. Tibbetts, Newfeld; B. f.
New York; e. P. WashburD, Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs. G. M. Whittier, Lawrencei Miss Ella
Morrill,, Laconia, N. H.; Charles Swift, Gar
diner.
City Hotsl-Charles Fl. Lewis, Lowell; Fred
Seymour, Norridgewock; ~. ii. Tyler, New
York; g. N. Whitehouss, Bangor; S. Peterson
Bangor; Dr. James, Bats; Amos Foster and
wife, Exeter, N. Ell.
Falmouth note,-B. Fl. Taylor, Mexico;
II. NJ. Sewall, New York; e. B. Weston, Cui-
csgo; Gov. Frederick Robe, Gorham; G. Ii.
Carter, Bostony w, H. Cooper, New Haven;
w. NJ. Ordway, st. Adams; FL. S. Hall, Bos-
ton; M. Benjamin, New York, H. B Closson,
New York; +. B. Sexton, New York.
United States Hotel-F. FL. Sargent, Exc
ter; N. e. Richardson; A. Q. Evans, Bridgton;
DIR. VIM. B. Solomon, Attleboro, Mass. E. j.
Steele, Montreal, DR.. James M. Solomon, Jr.,
Attleboro, Mass; G. R. Norton, Naples.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25

Last evening, Mr.. John Coleman, the popu-
lar head waiter at the PEBBLE House, was pre-
sented by the boys in the dining hall with a
handsome and costly reclining chair The
presentation speech was made by Mr.. Clarher-
ty, the second head-waiter. Though taken en-
tirely by surprise, Mr.. Coleman responded in a
few neatly turned remarks. Such Christmas
ing to Mr.. Coleman.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25
Our streets.

Now that the winter season has arrived lei
us hope the sidewalks will be kept clear of ice
and snow and when slippery properly sanded
Fast driving should be prevented. Saturday
alady was knocked down by fast travelling
team and the driver asked her what she got in
the way for. A small boy was run over and re-
ceived no attention. In such cases it is hoped
that they will be prosecuted.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
NOTES.

Tie sale of seats for the performances of
"The Planters Daughter" commences to-day
at the box office. The drama was very sue
cessful when produced here by Miss Maud
Granger last season. Miss Emily Rigl has not
been seen in Portland since her appearance
some five years ago, in "Lemon, with the
Fifth Avenue Company. She Sis handsome
woman and charming actress.
Joe Wheelock plays Dave Darby at the Park
Theatre, in Boston, this week, in Mr.. Hudgins
play of "Esmeralda''
The Stevensons have bought Rankin's Thea
tire for 100000. Mr.. Frank Curtis will retain
his interest and management
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25
ResI Estate Trnusser..

The following transfers of real estate in this
county have been recorded at the registry Of
deeds:
Westbrook-W w. Lamb to Edward K,
Morse, land in Westbrook. $780,
Lydia B. Sawyer to Geo. f. Cook, land.
$1l00.
VIM. W. Lamb to Geo. f. Cook, land $50.
Portland-James Hopkins Smith to lothian
f. Clark, land 81.
Observation-Disclosures Wilbur to Walter H.
Winslow, land. $500.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25
100 Yen,s AGO.

Next Tuesday The Boston Globe will go
back 100 years, and issue facsimile of Bos-
ton newspaper of January l, 1884, and give a
copy to every reader of The Globe. The state
of society at that time will also be given, and
The Globe itself will be illustrated, showing
the firemen. policemen, etc, etc., of 100 years
aon
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25
Christmas.

To-day the custom house, banks city offices
and courts will all be closed, and the post Of
fee open only at the usual holiday hours
Services at the Cathedral of the Immaculate
Conception will be held at 5, 7, and a. m ;,
and pontifical high mass at TO- 80 a. m. vespers
at p. m.
Masses at st. Dominic's will be sung at
| about the same hours as at the Cathedral YES
pers at p. m.
| The Christmas service at st. Lawrence street
church will begin at II a. m. 1t will consist
OF the Voluntary-the Credo from Haydn's
Mass; the Christmas Anthem, "Arise, Shine;'
responsive reading; Christmas hymn, "Calm
on the listening ear of night" the Gospel
from Luke / and III, and Isaiah TX; prayer;
Christmas offering; hymn, "Joy to the
World;' sermon from Luke II, IL; hymn,
clark, what mean those angel voices" and
benedicton.
full Christmas service will be held at st.
Stephens church at TO- 80 a. m. On sWednes.
day evening there will be the christmas
Tree service, with carols, at 7.3O. All are in
yited.
At St. Paul's church the first celebration of
the Holy Communion will occur at q. m.
Morning prayer and second celebration of
the Holy Communion at 1890 a. m, with SER
mon by the rector. On Wednesday, at p. m.
there will be children's service of Christmas
carols,
The Spiritualist Society have Christmas
tree and entertainment in Good Templars'
hall this evening.
The services at st. Luke's will be held at the
usual Christmas hours.
AT the Portland Roller Skating Rink there
will be three sessions. Juvenile in the morn
ing from 10 to -. Music afternoon and even
ing bJ Chandler. The elevator will run after.
noon and evening, from Las to 800 o'clock
and 7.30 to $50 o'clock.
There will be Waiting matinee at Gilbert's
academy in the afternoon, commencing at 2.3O
p. M, and an assembly in the evening.
If the weather is fine there will probably be
grand sleighing carnival on Congress street,
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25
Eastern Telegraph Companr,

The annual meeting of the Eastern Tele-
graph Co., was held in this city yesterday.
The following officers were elected:
President-Fr Robbie.
Secretary aed Trsasurer-C. G. Bedlow.
The offices at Bangor and Portland will be
continual
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25
HOLIDAY
e . = K 5 !.

For the Christmas Sea-
son of 1883 we offer every
facility for the selection OF
Standard and illustrated
Books suitable for Pres
ents.
Our extensive and va
ried stock of the Best Au-
th0rs, in sets and single
volumes, has been greatly
increased by attractive and
beautiful styles of binding,
especially designed for the
Holiday Season. and em-
braces also an endless Vari-
ETY. of ChOiceIy Illustrated
Works, and a complete
Stock OF the IateStand most
desirable English and
American Publications.
All Books will be sup
piled at the usual Discounts
from the Publishers Pri-
ceS.
LORING, SHORT & HARMON
OPP. PREBLE HOUSE.
dec13 DIV
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25
The Union Mutual Life Insurance Coma

A Chicago despatch says that the examina-
ton of the affairs of the Union Mutual Life in
surance Company of Portland, Maine, has come
to close as far as Chicago is concerned. The
commissioners from the several States en-
gagged in the work have left the city, and will
examine and appraise the property owned by
the company in Missouri, Indiana and Ohio.
A general meeting will be held in Portland
shortly after January 1, at which the total val
ne of all assets will be declared the total liza
bilities subtracted, and balance struck. Mr..
John E. Dewitt, president of the company,
stated Satur day evening that the committee
was thoroughly satisfied with the condition of
the property Owned by 1.-THE company in Chi
eago.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25
SUBURBAN NOTES.
saccarappa


On last Saturday evening there was a meet
ing of veterans to organize a Grand Army
post The following officers were elected:
P. C.-Alonzo Libby.
s. Y. Crank Adams.
J.V. C.-Roger Foss.
QuartermaSter-J. K. Dunn.
Adjutant-W. P. Hodsdon.
The post will be instituted on next Thursday
evening. 1t starts with 81 charter members,
and will be called Andrew Cloudman Post,
No. 100.
Ferry Village.
At regular meeting of Washington Camp,
No. 2, P. o. S. of A., last Saturday evening,
the following officers were elected for the en-
sing term
President-Wiliarn e. Allen,
Vice President eujamin It. Henley.
Master of Forms aud Ceremonies-Noah B.
Knights.
Recording Secretary-Albert w. Parsons.
Financial Secretary Niles Nelson.
Treasurer-Robert Paige.
Conductor-Forest l.. Paige.
Inner Guard-C. S. Batchelder.
Outer Guard-George B. Richards.
Past President-Geor w. Stone.
Trustee for Eighteen Months-Ebeh Simon
ton.
This lodge is in a hourishing condition; new
names are being constantly added to its list.
Mr.. Robert Paige is sick with pneumonia.
A concert will be given at the M. e. Church
tomorrow evening, and in accordance with the
usual custom there will be two trees.
There were five young men who participated
in the egg race at the skating rink last Satur-
day evening. viz; G Studley, E. Taylor, S.
Oliver, e. Pittee and w. Richardson. Stud
ley won the first prize and Taylor the second.
There will be masquerade party at the rink
On Tuesday evening and no person will be al
lowed on the floor unless masked.
Falmouth.
Howard L. Waite, promising young man
of II years of age, son of Henry L. Waite of
Pleasant Hill, died Sunday night after an i'll
ness of three months. Mr. Waite is one Of
our most esteemed citizens spd has the SYM
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25

Christmas Music, Rolls, Folios, Music Boxes
Books in fine binding, and everything in the
Musicalsline at StockbIidge's. dec22-3t
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-25

Coughs, Colds and. Sore Throat yield readily
to B. Fl. Douglass s. Sons Capsicum Cough
Drons