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Enterprising local agents wanted in this
town for an article that is sure to SELL live
druggists and grocers preferred. Address HUI
mission Food Preseryative Co., 70 Kilby Street,
Boston. jy30-daw2m
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Dr.. w. r. EVANS, Dentist, has resumed
practice at his old office, 439 Harrington Block,
Congress street. Office houis, from 9 to II
a. m.
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
WEDNEsDAY.-Timothy Warren Jr. Search and
seizure. Fined 500 and costs Appealed.
John Patty. Intoxication. Thirty days in county
Jail.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.



The indications are that there will be
great demand for seats to Stockbridge's forth
coming course OF entertainments, and there
fore it would be we'll for intending purchasers
to be on hand early Saturday next. There are
two entertainments which, apart from the 9TH
ers, are worth tie price OF. course ticket.
These are the Ideal Opera Company and the
Boston Symphony Orchestra. Then there are
the four concerts by Prof. Hollstein's Dresden
Band, the Hugaran Gypsy Band, the Kempa
Ladies Orchestra, the Spanish Students three
OF which are specially brought to the country
BY the managers OF the Worlds Fair at Bos-
ton. The Germania Quartette and Temple
Quartette are great favorites In this city, and
the lectures BY Cough and Murray win please
large number.
THE PAVILION.
"The Babes in the Woods caught on in
good shape at the Pavilion "Wednesday night
The various songs were given with spirit. The
piece was we'll costumed and the young ladies
appeared especially attractive. The audience
were prolific of encores and the burlesque had
a good send-of Remember to take the For
est City Company's boats from Custom House
wharf.
DENMAN THOMPSON.
Denman Thompson has now many admirers
in Portland by his characterization Of the old
night will make the fourth year in which he
has presented his impersonation Ia this city.
Miss Julia Wilson will be welcomed as Tot,
and Martinetti as Roundy.
NOTES.
Vistor DeFord OF Milwaukee will deliver
lecture, and there will be concert of jubilee
singers at Mechanics Hall, Thursday evening,
September Goth.
The tickets for Duprez & Benedict will be
ready Saturday at the box Office of the theatre.
Nat Goodwin has made great hit in Louis
vile In a new farce entitled Terrible
Tme.'
Clara Morris will appear at Curtis's Third
Avenue Theatre, New York, next week.
The Tribune says of George Edgar's
"Othello": ellis representation of the Moor
was seen to be a thoughtful, earnest conven-
tional piece OF acting, and as such 1t was
viewed with general contentment. Mr.. Edgar
is an actor who has Enot had years Of practi-
cal experience, and, accordingly, he is not ex-
part in reserviDg his strength or in concealing
his mechanism. His execution last night was
alternately robust and feeble, and it disclosed
the wires all along its course-more especially
in a tendency to mounting elocution. Fur
thermore, the nature that was shown through
his acting did not seem entirely adequate to
high dramatic expression"
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THOSE who smoke Sweet Bouquet Cigarettes
pronounce them superior to all others.
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For Sale.

DRICK HOUSE. No. Park Place, containing
ID nine rooms. The above is centrally located
and can be bought at good bargain if applied for
soon. Is. SHAW, 4S1z Exchange st. sep4eod2ws
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FOR SALE.
House For Sale.

1.-TWO story house, 10 rooms, Sebago water, con-
Il venient for two families. VIII rent for ten
per cent on the cost. Located within three minutes
III. JERKS, 'sep12d1w*
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All sideboards should be supplied with HUB
PUNCH, . refreshing and delightful drink.
Sold everywhere in bottles by Grocers, Drug
gists and Wine Merchants.
septic MTh&F&w
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A Cottage House For $3.50.


r COATED on waterville street. Contains eight
IL rooms, with Sebago water. Lot 40xS0 feet. A
good home for little money. Apply to WIN. H.
JERRIS sept12d1ws
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For Sale or to Lease.

THE large and convenient store and connecting
Il buildings, erected and occupied by the late r.
A. Chapman, situated near the Grand Trunk depot
in Bethel, Maine. This is the most desirable loca-
ing town Of Bethel, If not in Oxford County, and
rare opportunity is here offered to anyone desiring
first class location for Country business. Address
@. c. CHAPMAN Portland Me. sep8d4w
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ss class-s2oo-s1oo, $50, $50, $40.
Additional Entries


The following were the additional entries
yesterday of stock:
Pr. draft CATTLE years. Stephen Page; Wind
English bull terrier, ia yrs. '.Ben Butler" S.
H. j. Fowler, Portland, Il grade Jersey COW 2
yrs, do yrs. do yrs, / do yrs.
81: ". Reed, Windham, pr. draft oxen yrs, 2
Lewis Warren. westbrook, pr. working oxen.
l.. T. Winans, vassalboro. gents driving horse.
g. P. Mattocks. Berkshire SOW. Hibernian Queen,
Iva yrs, Berkshire SOW Sceptic of Erin.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Charles Mitchell, No. Yarmouth, Champion
road machine, manufactured by Geo. w. Tuft, Alb
A. A. Mitchell, Portland, Mussey hay tedder;
rubber bucket chain pump.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Two pairs stockings knit by Mrs Elizabeth
Walker. Casco, who is totally blind
Miss +. j. Sturgis, Gorham, carriage afghan.
A. ID. Hamblen, indelible stamping and en-
BTasdo sa %osdord tumDers cur
W. d. Bragdon, squash
flower apples; do Unknown; do Summer Sweets, do
Tolman Sweets, do Roxbury Russet, do Hubbardston
Nonesuch and other varieties. 1e plates in all.
pies, Bellfiowers and five other varieties
w. E. Morton, Portland, cut flowers, roses, pinks,
Japan lilies, asters, pansies, zinnias, flax Drum
mondii, petunias gladiolas, verbenas, floral dinner
table decoration.
Similar entries are made by VIM Morton.
g. E. Gould, yellow Danvers onions, late rose
potatoes. turnip blood beet, 8 Turbin squash. 6
Hubbard squash, 5 cabbage.
Premiums.
The following is the, list Of premiums award
ed yesterday:
STATIONS.
9. W. Mains, bay $. Independent. yrs, LIST pre-
MUM.
G. Z. Milliken bay 8. Hambletonian) A yrs, LIST.
DR.. E. Maxwell bay, yrs, LIST premium.
MARES AND FoALs.
Charles Cobb, mare and colt, LIST premium.
j. s. Files, mare and colt, II yrs, I'd premium.
Charles Hunnewell, mare and colt, Sd premium.
GELDrNGs.
I. G. Milliken. blk g. King, years, FIST pre-
G. P. Mattocks. gelding Hambletonian yrs, LIST
premium.
W. D: Ramsdel Cape Elizabeth, Tom B. Patchen
Pride Bros, Cumberland Mills, blk. fly We'll
". Ram a Ely S Rno1, yrs, LIST premium.
s. s. P r SaasIAf' Committee.
j. H. SAWYER,
SHEEP.
CP Mattocks, Cotswold bucks, LIST and I'd; do,
buck lambs, LIST and "a; do, ewes, LIST and I'd; do,
ATCobb, Westbrook, Leicester buck, 1 yr LIST;
do, 2 yrs. I'd; do, ewes, yrs I'd; do, eve lambs,
9 = Cobb. westbrook, Leicester -, yrs,
CA Brackstt, Gorham, Oxford Downs buck. YRS,
LIST and I'd; do ]. W list and I'd; do, ewes, 2 yrs,
LIBBY Cape E sxs south Us buck
", LIST; do, eve lambs, mos, list.
K. b. STURGIs, lcommittee
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House on Newbury st. For Sale.

DRICE 81 $50. WIN accommodate one or two
Il families. Sebago water. Conveniently 10
Gated to the Grand Trunk Railway or Portland
Company. A cheap rent for laboring man.
lA2w& WIN n JFRPIC
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Very desirable Stand for Hotel, Summer
Boarding Heuse, or Country Home.
NyHE Homestead of the late Oliver Dow, situated
l. at West Buxton Village, on the Saco River:
containing fifty acres excellent land, two story
brick house and 81, barn. stable, wood house, ice
house, sheds &c. The buildings viii be sold separ-
ate from the land If desired. For terms, &C., apply
to.CYRUS +. DAVIS, West Buxton, Maine.
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ro.DAY's PROGRAMME.

T0.DAY'S PROGRAMME.
The track is in fine order, aud If the weather
continues suspicious, there will be the largest
attendance of the week present, albeit that
thousand more people were present yesterday
than upon the opening day. The following
fine field OF trotters will contest:
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Maine State Fair at Lewiston, Sept. 18th,
10th, Goth and 21st
More attractions than ever before, more
stock, better trotting, and larger premiums.
The society have arranged with E. Fl. Golf,
President of the American Electric Light
Company, Boston, to light the park and exhi-
bition building during the fair, with electric
lights. Grand illumination at the park on
Tuesday evening, Sept. 18th. Low rates of
fare from all stations on Maine Central rail-
road. sep8.11-13a17
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THE COLT RACE.

THE COLT RACE.
For the purse of 800, divided, for colts four
years old and under there were four entries,
viz:
T. P Hawkins Portland. ........... ...-..., Maud
ID Mariner West Harpsweli ............. Daisy
j Fl Thomas, South Harpswell. 49,. American Boy
W d Ramfdell, Cape Elizabeth. .. ...Daisy
This race possessed very little of interest as
an exhibition Of speed. Maud A. was so far
superior to her competitors that it was mere
walkover for her. The two Daisys we're hard
ly within scoring distance, and the Boy-"Oh,
where was hel" The story Of this race is
briefly and best told by the
SUMMARY.
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A FEW frst-class Blacksmiths on fine sleighs
"A and carriages. also CO npetent superintendent
OF smith department. r. NJ. BINGHAM g. co.
sep7d1w Rome, N. Y.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BOYS CLASS.

A CLASS for boys pursuing the studies of the
"A first class in the primary and the fourth class
in the grammar schools will be formed Monday,
September IT, to be entirely under the of Miss
Ella S. Sargent The number of pupils will be linn
tied. For particulars apply to MISS SAR-
sep12 DIFF
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ooipioho W o&O uldWu III buo IOiuWluk UIu6I
Gray Nose, Fanny M, Aroostook Boy, Jack
Spratt, Flirt, Robert D. There was considera.
BILE scoring, but finally the long waited for
word ''go' was heard and the trotters were off
for the
First Heat-Aroostook Boy captured the
pole, but Robert d. went sailing up the back
side very fast. But the boy had done 80 much
work upon the previous day and in the morn.
ing in the unfinished race that he seemed to
tire and Jack Spratt went to the front. At
the finish of the first half, Spratt, Aroostook
Boy and Robert D. went under the wire scarce
ly neck apart. Insthe second half Robert d.
closed rapidly and 1t seemed as though the
heat was over, but down the home stretch he
was SO well pushed that Sprats came in the
winner. The heat was finished in the follow
ing order: Jack Spratt L. Robert Dr.; ARGOS
took Boy, 3; Flirt A; Gray Nose, 5; Fannie M
9th. Time 2.38.
Second heat-Jack Spratt was away with
speed that was suggestive of his RAINING away
from the memorable clean" to which he was
exposed by nursery rhyme Robert ID went for
first position and after lively struggle shot
to tho front and led by two lengths on tn g first
half. Spratt continued to trot steadily and
fast and came home a neck ahead, although it
looked as if the driver of Robert ID. did his
best to keep from winning the heat. They
were given positions as follows: Jack Spratr
LIST, Robert d. I'd, Gray Nose Sd, Flirt 4th,
Fanny M. 9th, Aroostook Boy 9th. Time, 2.38.
Third heat-Aroostook Boy was drawn, the
work of the morning and the previous day
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An experienced cook at 1875
Free ST.
sep10 diff
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Wanted.

GYMNASTICS to sell Eagle Wringers on INSTALL
~ ments. Good salary or commision paid. Also
Agents to sell Whdes, Patent Button. Apply
b. b. MARTIS Manager
aug30df 35 Temple Street.
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w ANTED.

A GENTS wanted. Apply to NJ H. TYLER, No
"A 504 Fore street, over Dotens Mill.
sep10 d2ws
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Wanted

A GIRL to do the work for family of three.
"A Must be good cook and furnish best of ref
erences American or Swede preferred Good wa
ges to the right person. Call Immediately at 201
State st. sep12dtf
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Wanted.

A GIRL well recommended. Must be q good
- cook and larndress Apply to j. P. BAx-
TER, 81 Deering ST., City. sepl2dtf
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Wanted.
BOARD.

BOARD.
Table board furnished at I43 Pearl,
corner Of Cumberland st.
aug31 d3w
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A N experienced clerk Is wanted at once in a 70
"A tail drug store for two or three weeks to M
vacancy. Address with reference, P. o. Box 1176,
City. sept11d3ts
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WANTS.
Wanted.

A NY ladies or young men who are out of en-
"A ployment in city or country distance no OBJ
tecD can have steady work at their own homes all
the year round work sent by mail; anybody can do
it, good salary; no canvassing stamps for reply.
Address BURT EMMONS, manufacturers. Box
PITS, Boston, Mass. sepl2d1ws
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FOR SALE.

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modern ronyrnirnrr,
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climatcd
No. l3 ZOO huc Mpruu eve %.
rlimarcd.
No. IL A small house aud lot ON
Third street. opposite Cul Il q. Pan
rutt's residence.
lG-A very desirable hrirk residence
ON Franklin street, near Thirteenth,
six rooms, outhousc~, Kitchen, stable.
comparatively new house in -plcudIl
repair, lot lOON 100.
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The proof Of the pudding Is not III
chewing the string, put IN having an OPP
portuuity to test the article dIireI''
Garter Il Moore and Dr. D. L.
Corn sh, druggists have a free trial
bottle of Dr. Bu-auko's Cough and
LING syrup for each and every one
who is afflicted with Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Consumption or any Lung Al
frrtIuu.-O3 WITT.
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a positive cure tor all maiaria poison
ing. cuills, fever and agur, /, found in
Mor-r's Ague Magnets. Fifty cents per
box. Sod Wholesale and retail 10y Castles
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Sleepless nights, made miserable 10y
tIa terrible cough. Smluh's cure IL
the lem, d for YOU. For sale by Gas
ties, MORRISON ~ Co., Waco, Texas.
O2USGm-2
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HAMBURG
lStllUTTS)
p.

/ An Excellent Preparation OF wild Cherry
ami Petroleum Tar
The most potent, the most essential and
the m, ~ rilcciunl remedy for Throat and
Lung Diseases.
Cures sore Throat and noarscncss md
Loss ul Voice.
cures Coughs, Colds and Group,
Relieves Asthma and Difficulty OF
Breathing.
viii Prevent bronchitis, Pneumonia
ANIL Consumption, it taken in time.
Promotes Easy ENprctoration and Re-
lv,r. Pains boo the Chest.
Cures atoncc any form OF Throat Alice
uous.
\ splendid Remedy for whooping
Cough. prevents the Spasm, and quicts
thr most r.s,rs, child.
THE Rest Lung ami Health Rcstorcr
ever used.
rElcE-5o Cents per Bottle,
THOMPSON ~ OHMSTEDE
sole rropre,ors
uIl llwlN
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hcIilON al

i,'r - W Park has removed his Office
len. 1. Va" drug store to his old quar-
ASH, Tue Masonic Temple, up stairs
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,,I uRMNIriI~
interest From oar Re
Jte" n,rier-' Note ho"k~'

u hAh -
otintere-i From Our he'
I'e" por,er-' note hooks
i.o5 dust tim triumphant
s... the ctrap roIamn a careful in
,gmmer dizziness r,ryode the city
rooin. company meets to-night'
'Ua.,wuete.
IA, property IT'LL continue to charge
...at good prices
n. -. Fmncl. garden presented a
= SCENE la.t night
r., more uc.v residences have been
agoa,rd ia the city
u.,c.,ou read the cheap column this
",. ' luot do 50 nov.
,I, ,,, would bc c,o.oiorm suicide.
T. .g,o,.ng and Will recover
,.r extensive fishing and camp
,.u.-ionS are planned.
Y ,. oner,iuatc the council upon the
'.,5,nanc. passed l,-t night.
,,.rnut for horse thirt was issued
!, '.oftu. city Justices yesterday.
\ Y Jgn, OF rain have disappeared
'aicrl, and lisher' are in high glcr.
4, .nott er place the explanation
~ rI. morning by j. 7. sullivan II
coalition to the East Waco GENE
D been laid oil into lots by the ci,y
4 4oa
morrow is SIN Jacin'o day, the
t.y.nth anniversary OF Texan ind,-
@.,.
II n.r.niIlb, divine services at the
tr.n synagogue TIN, evening, by Dr.
l,D,r.
r .r,.am. -oGa water and sherry cob
n ,,r. acquiring a ucm nduus pupu-
1 .l.t nuw.
Mn. Peter NrClcland j, erecting AN
.,.,.nr brick warehouse IN the rear OF
ay, ',.,., house.
,,N Inai- ut lay AMI wood and a
. mImb.l vi bnr, OF cotton were the
- g,. OF yesterday.
ry,nb,d, j. pleased to know HAT
a. ,irim, have become - pcrmanrht
|. ,ir OF Waco society.
,l,. rioh Str,c, N Il
~ I' I.'' ~ ,,,nI utn.nJ,,nrr and
nav have been converted.
7 ,....t..,l.r,utm,r.t horses are given
. NV, a.I, lh.y atr last becoming
Y Y .o,,i,. .',lnrd To- their work.
,p,.J .rror rlrrh. left !. 4. sullivan
IN. n.l.,. n,t uight. >uchaIu,h lat,
a I.l,,,,. b.rl. known in AGO.
.,.... ..
/, '"..r..,. rY.I +, absorbing the mind
yr.,t,. ,,uuust,ral present.
4" u,
-HHtmmrr h"IdlhS sth,"h Nl.I ne
IA. -r..taT. ,,i.l.hu,ruIIlb they can do.
II
4 ->ieral veterans from ms Guy ana
u ny NIL 'r''r Tor Lection 'ilI, morning.
W ''F'h ''' '''''' 81 '''''''"' "''' VIM
sullivan y &, are >,lllng their stock
!, orpldl m.tu Viii hardly require
b. slotted ,uiry days To dlSpo -rui tue
'Ao.r'I'''
lin Justice Davis court Yesterday
W.. ll..pr. wI ill.,. va tr,,d and urquil-
Ii upon % charge ui pNpu~in. his person
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IklnniIn.I lnIInn annn

One hundred bushels, each Oaicr
Blooded Silk and South American. for
sale by Il. ". Lusk, at G.. Ii. handle 4
Go. U32SdNwlm.
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Mor-c's Aguc Magnet ave guaranteed
to,u e fever and H.uc. Then why sull,r
longer: They are only tlty ccrt> per
box, money refunded itnp cure l. elected,
Sold Wholesale and retail by Castles, Nor
risGu a Co, Waco, Texas.
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For lame back, side or chest uscShi-
lohs porous plaster. Price - euts,
For sale 10y Castles, Morrison y Co..
Macn. IeXns. M2msnm-2
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RECENT COLUMN

Advert .-,mJut-v. uc inserted ia this col
umu ut tile following
RATES,
tou ines or less. ono time ........... ,e6
tuW nos nr less uut week ...... 81 90
fNm mes ur tH4-. one tnrutu 400
tuI tH,N additional lime. FIVE cents Tor hr-t
Insertion. rui 4Dlt price Tor each subsequent
Insertion
Terms cash. rN,uut tn regular adyvru-cr-.
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NtW pnatAr-. \miI u'--~l-ht rN,na
.n \'N l"h eI..H I.Iu geo oIu|u wrmu
>l.l..u- hnrh .N,u.ul" ~ ST..
, 1883-05-26

Capt. Robt. Pollock, 2lst Inf, will he
placed on the retired list On Sept, 18th, under
action Of the general law governing retire
ments.
Capt. Frank ID. Baldwin, Judge Advocate
of the Department, returned on Tnesda'
morning, from al extended trip int" the
country Of Chief Moses.
Lieut. +. II. +. Ebste;n, 2lst lnf., and wife,
returned from Europe in April, and are eS-
pected here very soon, where thev viii receive
> hearty welcome after two wears absence.
Ordnance Sergeant Genrge Golkell, Of Fort
Townsend, has been stiudSed insane and SEN,
to San Francisco.
Lieut. J. +. X. Laniis, lst Cav. acting
aide-de-camp. relieves Lieut.. Fied q. Sch~at-
ka rs chief signal officer ot the department..
Gen. II. A. Morrow will speak at Tacun'
on Memorial Day, where Seattle AMI Olympus
will lin in The ctservancrs II the day.
Capt. Cullen Bryant, ordnance corps, left
headquarters yesterday en- route I" haytH
and w.lla Walls He will probably reiur
this week.
, 1883-05-26

Last evening Councilman GlassiOHd nitro
duc-d resolution to .s,e feet thst 500 be
appropriated from the Incense fund toward
defraying tn, expenses Of celebrating the
Fourth Of July in an' appropriate ami be-
coming manner in this city, which re>Oiu.
tion WAS passed. Tins is a starter aud now
We hope our citizens viii take hold OF III,
matter with 4 will. Walls Walla Is tho
first city in the Northwest, outside OF Port
land, and II is in order that we should cele-
bra,e our nations b. III day on A curresi oi,d-
ing magnitude 4 call has bsen mad, tor i
citizens meeting to Le held on Sltrr ay
evening nr,, in the Distr,c; Coult 10 IN Tor
the purpose Q. taking the preliminary steps
and We sincerity hope 10 ser a large and n,
thusiastic gathrrng ON the OCCASION. !.et
every nan. s"nan ami ciili IN tbs cI;y a..d
vic:ni.y take hold aud see l: We c.rnot crle,
b.ate in a manner that Will totally eclipse al
ormgr nnniyrrstTI-s
, 1883-05-26

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