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ALL FOR NOTHING.
Why the Doctor was Disgusted, and wha
Migat have been Done without Him.

"Well, wife" said DIR. E., as he entered his
mouse which was situated in cosy village In cen
Iral New ork. II have got back from n long and
drear, ride away down among the mountains. and all
TO no purpose whatever. The messenger said th.
man wouldn't live till morning when the fact is h.
had only an ordinary attack of collie. If the simple
TONS nAo only had sense enough put II BENSON =
CAPtlSt POROUS PLASTER on his stomach he
woud have been all right in hour r two. Blu,
some folks are low to l-nrn-' added old physi
ctam swallow ing the cup of steaming tea which his
wife had just poured for HIN.
Doctor E-- was right. vet people do learn. even
tnnugh slnwl' The rapidly Increasing of Ben
son plaster proves this b'yOnd question. and the
good doctors are certain IL b- saved much of th-ii
nted-sa toll III all diseases rapable of neng affected
6y plaster Btnson's acts efficiently and
The genuine have the word CAP.INE in n.
Gtntre. Price 25 cents. Seabury johnson. , hem
ISIS, new YORK. 1nOvlm-nrm.
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THERE have been important changes
recently in the newspaper business at
Macarthur. A few weeks ago McGil-
ivray, Foreman and Pearce bought
the Macarthur Enquirer from j. W..
Bowen, and now they have bought
the subscription list and good will Of
the Democrat from Mr.. Entler.
A. Barleon, Of the Record, has sold
an interest in his paper to c. 0. Dun
lap and H. W. Coultrap, and the Re
cord has bought the material Of the
Democrat. All these men are men Of
ability, character and standing, and
here will be two decent, respecta BILE
papers In M.Arthur.
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Court Of Common Pleas.

Samuel G. Payton VS.. VIM. F. Pay
ton, dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
James D. Smith & Company vs..
Mary A. DuHadway, Adm. Dismissed
at plaintiff cost.
Mary J. McGhee VS.. James New
port. Settled and cost paid.
John w. Evans VS.. William
Vaughn ct al. The property having
been twice offered and not sold, new
appraisement ordered.
John II. and Margaret Conrad vs..
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A GANG Of Ohio Democrats went to
Washington in the interest of Samuel
J. Randall, for Speaker Of the House.
But they went upon forlorn hope,
as, in the Democratic caucus, Hon.
John G.. Carlisle, Of Kentucky, was
nominated on the first ballot. Hon.
John P. Leedom, of Adams county,
this state, was nominated by acclama-
ton for Sergeant-at-Arms.
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fact that, had Teets been at home
with his wife and seven children, llv-
ing like a virtuous, decent man, he
would not have been in the least dam
ger from Isaac White.
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ADAM SCHNEIDER, Of St. Louis, got
drunk on last Sunday and knocked his
wife's brains out with wagon-spoke,
and badly wounded his daughter. But
that oughtn't to shock anybody, for.
you see, SCHNEIDER he cooms to my
blaze Of peesness, unit sbpends his
money NIT me, unit thinks my peer,
unit helps my poor vanity along, NIT
out my going to work. Schneider is a
goot yellpr!''
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-12-06

Two CINCINNATI boys named Shea
and Clemens, went out hunting on
Thanksgiving. They didn't get any
game, but Clemens-who is only eleH-
en- years old-sent a rifle ball into
Shsa's back, dangerously wounding
h,r,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-12-06

celebrated Climax, or base burner, stoves
of all sizes, patterns and pl ices for heat
ing rooms of any siz-, &c. He keeps ey-
erything usually kept in the best estab-
lishments of the kind, including every.
thing in the line of tnware.
Just call and see his great stock of
gods in his line of trade.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-12-06

In June last, Governor Foster gran
ted conditional pardon to John Ru-
disell, of Mahoning county, condition
al upon the prisoners abstaining from
intoxicating liquors. Rudisell violated
his promise, and on last Thursday he
was returned to the Penitentiary to
serve out the balance of his time
about five years. John perhaps now
wishes he had remained sober.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-12-06

GENERAL JUBAL EARLY cannot
find words in the English language
sufficiently strong to express his opln-
ion of Malone" And Jube couldn't,
at one time, find an English steed suf-
ficiently strong to bear him away from
Phil. Sheridan as fast as he would like
to 90. Jube is man Of much unhap-
n,noSs
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Stoves, TipWare, &c

Xou can get any kind of stove you
want at C. Graham's, in the Sternherger
Block, Main street, opposite the Gibson
House.
He has all kinds of cooking stoves, the
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-12-06

The accounts of accidents to hum
ters, especially young men, are becom-
ing astonishing. Death, in the way
of shotgun accidents, seems to be
holding high carnival over the coun-
try
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Don't Go.

Persons whose lungs are impaired, or
who have throat diseases, should not 60 to
the sea shore, as the air is always poison
Gus TO such troubles. Use DIR. Bigelow s
Positive Cure, which cures these troubles
of the throat, lungs and bronchial tubes
speedily, thoroughly and permanently.
Trial bottles FIRE. of Z. ID. Lewis.
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GEORGE JUMBO" and Jumbo
George" two wild Nubians on exhi-
bition in Chicago, were so much
pleased with the ways Of civilization,
that they got drunk, raised a row, and
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-12-06

In Bedford county, Va, ON Thanks
giving, two men, Martin and Hughes,
got into fight, to settle an old
grudge. Martin shot Hughes in the
head, and was having jolly time
beating him, when Hughes son came
ND and shot Martin dead.
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No, Thank You.

The Toledo Blade sends us an ad-
yertisement worth nine dollars, and !:
local notice worth one dollar, and pr, :
poses to exchange the weekly papei
with the Standard, provided we wills
publish this ten dollars worth Of ad
vertising for it. We would not ex-
change even. If the Blade wants to
exchange, and will send US one dollar.
it will be all right.
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Probate Notices.
The State of Ohio, Jarkson County, IS,
prnhata l'n,rt

PROBATE Court.
Notice is hereby given that he of the fol-
lowing appo ntetS nt thi Cnart have been herein
for srttlrmeh! ma The set for examination
aud herring ON the 2Sth day of December A. D. 1888,
IO-wt; 'o'
Evan n Jones, EXT of John n. Jones;
MarVt: Morgan. Adm'x of David Mrg IN;
;. O. Harmon Admir- of II. II. Harmon
Ezekiel Burns. Admir- a J amrs Rurns:
Janlrs irwin. guar OF David G. MrCune:
Samuel overly. Adm-r al VIM JarkNon:
john IL Jones. guar. of Margaret = dwards:
.lohn ~. Kay. adn'r Of innthv u .rrett;
Andrew Mil~r.diuar. of jos s. Snripgs:
Andrew Miller. Guar. OF t'hrisfe,a Sirirps.
-. ID. Shriner. Adm'r of Peter ShrIner:
Pl~ast. springer. Guar. of James Foufy.
Lnrana Nichols. Adm'x of John r. Nichols:
Joseph Rowland EXT of Murray Dnwrll:
Caroline heed Adm'x of Thurman Reed.
o. Mlitrs Exr of Hnsea Miller
The hearlnx VIII br the order of mn be
ginning al 10 eock. VI. said day -
In wines W wshertof l have hereunIo my hand
and the sa oI said irobatt Ourt, at Jackson nh fs
Sd day Of December, A. d. 1888, ~ '"eA'"h' 'ni'
Ss SsssslS h. c. MILLER, Judge.
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SENATOR ANTHONY, Of Rhode
Island, was taken suddenly i'll in New
York, on'last Wednesday.
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SATURDAY., December Is. 1883.

at one O'clock NJ the tollowing described
real s,ia,e, situaIed In the county Of Jackson
Lots numh.r.d Is. 16, H. I8, 49, 20, 21 o. q. "a.
%, .6 80 As 49, so 81 81 81 55 Sc. 81. s. b9 GO,
S5' Sl % % g. g. S' 10 81 g. r. "a IT. zs 79 e0 81,
81, SO 100. I02 1903 l04 los IOs, O7 INs, lOS,
iU, Ill ~ 1lt ~, lis ll6 III. lls 1l9 100 l2l
~ ls5 1884, iM lS, l3a, li0 14l. 1872 iz3 IA I45,
ii6 az, l4s 149 l50 ISL. l5l, l53 and I54 In Will
IN salh c.uniy except the mineral stone coal
under y1ng the same and being rre same lands
s'!d by Elias HID ID 10 Henry J J.mes
and from Ann james to William Vaughn-for
more particular r. ference d. eds of said par
llI.iO :
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ROBERT BELL, Clerk of the Courts
of Scioto county. died on Sunday last.

A New YORK hackman undertook
to convey drunken man to his hotel,
but he died in the hack.
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Notice.

james A. Aleshire whose place of residence is nm
K own, will lake notice that Julia Aatshire did
the Al day of Dtre Der. ISS5- file her tiirOn in the
Court of Common Pleas Of jackson COu ty, ohio,
against the said James A AIeshire. defendant setting
forth that said James A. Alrshire has bren guilty Of
extreme cruelty toward Julia Arshire. and The pray
OF the petition is. that she be divorced from
the said James A. Aeshr-. and that she b. restnred
T.. her maiden name Julia Blackhart. Said petition
VIII >ino fnr h-nring at the next term of said Court
aad said defendant Is required said
on or before the 26th day of January. 1884
DAVID DAVIS, Atty for Plf. 6drcew
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NOtire.

The undersigned has been appointed bv the Probate
Conrt OF Jarks"n County Ohio x-cut"r the
tat" and will 0f Edward ID. Evans deceased, late of
Hoomgeio Township, iu said county.
6d.r3w DAVID
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The following persons paid sub
scriptlons last week:
John D. c. Davis, R-mpel, o.. S 2:
Mary Ann Keeton, Keystone, o 2.
John Haw ker, s. 3 2.
George Ii. Downs, Jackson, 0. 2 OF
David F. Edwards, WeIlston,O o 1 Or
David H. Lewis, Samsonville, o 1 o.
-!ohn Oller, Coalton, O...... 1 5,
Il. G.. Hunter, Jackson, O..... 10
FL. Cufer, Thurman, O........ 1Ot
Will Teed, Cassadago, N. y. q
J. FL. Wood, Oakland, Cal. 1O(
Maggie J. Evans, Jimes, o.. 81
Ripley FL. johnson, Jackson, O 1 81
DR.. r. NJ. Steele, Coalton, o.. 1 0,
James H. Daniels, Buckeye
Fee, O.................... 1 o.
W. IL. Fl. Horton, Banner, O.. 1Ot
Stephen D. Morgan, Coalton, O 81
Isaac Davis, Lemont Fee, Pa. 2.
D. A. Thomas, Wellston, o.. 1 o.
j. W. Lake, jackson. O....... 1 OF
John w. Steele, Jackson, o.. 1 OF
Jerome Rehem, t. I" 81
Total for the week 800 x
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Alfred Jones and Sarah E. Denne
were married on NJ, nday night, by John
T. Moore. J. P. This is the first marriag.
by Esq. Moore,
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A LIVE NEWSPAPER.

giving every week A RELIGIOUS SHEET full of in
strncIlon, announcement md truth nd A OCULAR
SHEET conta1ul' ali the NEWS. vigorous Gumnlrnt,
reading - 'e
The price is stl5 year. For DO a f.shcp S. bser.-
RS We give ne Dollar cOmmiS or a COPY OF the
IfNNEUs LETTERS." an elegantly bound volume
OF loO pages, CONTAINING portrait the author S.u,-
PIE COPIES of the Observer will be any address
'rte. address, NEW YORK OBSERVER,
utc6-5w 81 AMI 32 PARK Row.
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Sheriff's Sale Of Real E>tate.
The State of Ohio. Jackson County. ss

The State of Ohio. Jsckson County, SIS.
Court of Common Pleas
Ann James W.. William Vaughn ct ais.
On First Order of Sale
Notice is here'y given, that In pursuance of
an o der oil sale issued from the Court nf COM
mon Pleas within and for The county Of Jack
son AID Slate of Ohio, in u certain cause
wherein Ann Iames is plaintiff aud William
Vaughn eI ais are def -ndants, aud to me- d.
rec ed NJ Sheriff of saiJ county, will offer for
sale, at the dn''r of the Court House. In Jackson
said county,.
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6. M. Martin & Sons.

Martin & Sons have splendid new ad-
vertisement. which will appear next
week. 1t was Not brought in until Tues
dty, and we could MT get it i'll type thu.
week. 1t is partly set up. Look out for
itnext week.
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"a - ga for the working class. Send 10 cents
NEH Tor pOstage, and will mail you,
HTRh free" royal valuable box OF sample
81 maxim. money in few days than YOU eyer
Inou! possible a. business. Capital rrauir-
IN sare time only he work is universally ada ted
" both sexes nliig and old. You can easily earn
from 90 cents to s. every evening That all want
WORK may test the business make this unparnl-
leleti offer, 20 all who well satisfied in
seud 81 10 pay tor The trouble of writing Full par
lcuIhr>, directions. Fortunes viii he
made by those who give their whole time tn the work
Great succ-ss absolutely sure. Don't delay, Start
now. Address STINSoN & Co., Portland Maine d. CAV
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Toys, and All Kinds of Holida,
GOndS.

If you want to please the children, ant
make them happy, go to Mrs. Grahams
and get them nice presents.
If You want to get nice, valuable an,
useful present for your wife, you have 6
very large stock from which to select, if
you will call at Mrs. Graham's.
Prices reasonable. Salesroom corner
of Main and Railroad streets, jackson, o.
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Fifty Dollars.

Now call at his store, near the First
Nalsonal Bank, see his splendid goods
and learn how to obtain these valuabl
prizes.
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OAK H,LLLsTTER LIST

~0~<~~~>>>~>~>~~>>~
st of Letters remaining in the office Oak Hill.
Ohio.
Miss Mary Hanna Alban. Joseph Lafferty,
dnhn Blair, Siss Margrt Morgan,
Chas. Blandes, Master George McCune,
Rev. E. X. Bell Hartrtll Parrum,
James w. Carney, David w. Rres,
David Cradolph, Parker Smith,
Miss Maggie A. Davis, c. Fl. Srerrier,
Mrs. Jessie Frazer. William 6. ~ellards,
Hon. r. j. Harrison, Miss Marion Thompson,
John Hall. VI. D Vanlentine.
Mrs. Nancy Inglan, Lizzie T. or P. Williams,
John Gordon Jones, Miss Hoda Webb (2I.
One mtiled at "ak Hill, o., for John lees, S-lvy
scIopo Co., and returned for better address.
W, W. MQRQAN,
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For the Holidays

W. A. Steele ("Berry'D desires us to sa,
that his stock of Queensware. Glassware
Lamps, Toys, Cutlery, &c, is now til,
largest and finest he has ever had, and h.
Will continually add to it between thi
tiue and the holidays. He will at tha
time make valuable presents to his bes
customers, to the amount of
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a ~ 90 a Xz ~ wanted for The Lives
ES H-E &4H u q OIL all the Presid, nts ui
AEHE EW II "a he U. The laIg 81
1bM - u u ~ nan''s NEST, hesI book
ever s''l,i i1 less th III price The fastest
.eiiing D.'ok IN America. Immense profits sgrnIs
al me 4 people want It. Any eau brrome
POrtaI. d. Maine. 6,r6 S9y
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Terms ot sale-cash on day of saIe.
10 DE- SOLD as the property OF William Vaughn
e. az i, =" satisfy judgment and decree in favor
OF Ann James.
Giyen unsi' my hand this 18th day of No
Neihoer, 1883. w. B. CHERINGTON,
Sheriff Jackson County, o 10.
- By T. w STEELE, De puiy sheriff.
=. A. Atkinson, Atty for Plaintiff
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HOLIDAY GOODS

ever brought to Jackson. Among these
goods may be found Queensware, Glas-
ware, Lamps, Sewing Machines, &c, ant
everything i'll the way of
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice 10 Contractors.


GEALED proposals will be received at the City
- Clerks Office, City Hall, Portland until twelve
O'Clock m Jan. 20, 8 g. to furnish the city with
Granite Paving Blocks, t. be delivered in the city
in the months of April, May and June. 1883, under
the following conditions aud specifca, ions:
Payment to be made after the blocks have been
accepted by the Street Commissioner and Commit
tee on Streets, aud upon certificate of measure
ment or count by the City Civil Ell gineer.
Each and every stone be of first quality granite
siaight split, and free from punches depressons
mtted with proposals. and to be of the following d-
mensions
8to II inches long
318 to Az inches wide
to inches deep.
,,I for iurther Information inquire of the Street
Commissioner or Committee on streets
The right is reserved reject any or all nronosals
The successful bidder will be reGuir d to finnish
bonds with sureties satisfactory to the Commttee
Tor The faithful performance OF the contract
proposals. TO be endorsed, Proposals To furnish
addressed to ALITTIE Cha;rmon'
janis dtd 1'
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22
Trains leave Portland

Trains leave Portland
At . n. M. Daily Might Pullman) for Saeo
Biddeford, Kennebunk, Kittery, Portsmouth
Eewburyport, Salem, Lynn and Boston. arriving
at 6.S0a. m. special Sleeping Car will be
ready for occupancy In Portland station, at 900
p. m. Sunday nights II %. M, and is attached to
this train for Boston.
At 8. as a. m. for Cape Elizabeth. Scarboro Saco,
Biddeford, Kennebunk, Wells, North and South
Berwick, Conway Junction, connecting for all
stations on Conway Div ision. Kittery Portsmouth
Newburyport. Salem, Gloucester, Roc ort
Lynn, CheIsea and Boston, arriving at 1.15l
At p. m. for Cape Elizabeth, Scarboro, Sa
Berwick, Conway Junction, Kittery Portsmouth
NewDuryport, Salem, Lynn, Chelsea and Bostor
arriving at 5.l0 p. m. connecting with Sound an
Kali Lines for all Southern and Western points
Trains leave Boston.
At 300 n. m. and arrive in Portland at LOO a.
m. At u. 30 p. m. and arrive IN Portland at 100
p. M At 100 p. M daily, and arrive in Portland
at HOO p. m.
PuilRsan ParIcr Cars.
On trains leaving Boston, at 900 a m.
$40 .. M, and p. m. Through Pullman Sleep
ing Cars on trains leaving Boston at Z. 90 p M
and Portland at 200 o. m).
Through tickets 10 all points West and
South may be had of j. M. French, Ticket Seller.
Eastern Railroad Depot and at Union Ticket ONCE
40 Exchange street.
Pullman Car Tickets for sesss and
Berfhs ssid az Depot Ticket Once.
New, nrst-class dining room at Portsmouth.
Through trains stop 10 minutes for meals
LUCIUS FUTILE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
y: W. sANBoRN, Master transportation.
oel6 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22
THE PRESS.
Cossack Cradle Song.


MRS. t. JERRoLD.
Sleep on my pretty babe, my loved one sleep;
The tender moon looks down upon thy slum bers,
And thou sleepest will watch and pray,
And sing thy counry's glory in sweet numbers.
Sleep on, my loved one, sleep
The turbid water of the wild Trek
Washes acr oss the boulders Oh its way;
The sngrv Uossack stands and guar its banks,
While l mus watch ami pray
Sleep o., my loved one, sleep.
Too soon The world will take thee from my side,
Tl.y eli. muinp steed will beaf thee far away;
Proudly thou'lt ride. armed for the coming 6ght
While ], a one, can only watch ami pray.
Seep on my loved one, sleep.
Within thy breast the Cossacs soul is strong,
Within Thy hear, thy mother love sway;
But must bid thee, then, long farewell
Thou goest to battle; remain TO pray.
eep on, my loved one sleep.
And when say adieu thy ha d thou 1T wave,
And proudly bear hyst:f with pennon gay;
While sit atching through the lonely night,
Watching a,d weeping while for thee pray.
Step ON, my loved one, sleep
Long hours of darkness TO us both must come,
Sou wo and weary, part We stray;
But like light from heaven, roam where thol
Thy mothers love shalt guide thy mt way.
Sleep on, my loved one, sleep.
A holy picture will give thee then:
Place it before thee as thou kne, Est and pray;
Think d Thy mother in the battlefield,
While she still thinks of thee by night and day.
sleep on, my loved one sleep.
From the Russian.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

In this city, JAM 81, George H. Nicholson, aged
80 years.
funeral services Wednesday at 2 O'Clock from
family.
In this CITY, ian. 81, Mrs. Rosanna Campbell
wife of Hugh Campbell. aged 80 years.
Funeral Tuesday morning, at S1z O'Clock from
her late residence, No. 81 Maple street.
In Yarmouth Jan. IL, Annie NJ. Grant, daughter
of Mary A. and the late Grin L. Grant. aged 20
years 10 months.
In Bath, Jan. 10, jonathan preble. aged n years
months
II years.
In Bridgton, Jan. ID, Charles r. Jacobs,
In Biddeford, Dec. %, James Keaten, qged 80
years.
1.-THE funeral services OF the late FJhnces E.. wife
of George w. Rich, will take place to-day MONDAY
at 212 o'clock, from the residence of Charles Rich
No. 3 Elmwood Plaee, Elm street. Burial private
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22
MEMORANDA

Shin Harvey Mills Capt g Young, which put back
to Queenstown 18th inst in ii crippled condition.
sailed from Liverpool about eight months ago for
New York and has been in trouble ever since. She
encountered a storm soon after leaving Liverpool.
sustaining damage which obliged her to put into
Que .nstown and viii Q there drove ashore in gale
She was hoated and repaired at considerable
pense and was bonded for the amount of repairs
She started again Dec 9th, but appears to have
met with more trouble and has put back again this
time with loss OF all her topmasts and upper yards
and main yard with sails 1t is said tina the total
pool will amount to ore than the vessel is worth
She registers 21S7 tons and built at Thomaston
in 1875 by Mills. O'Briou & Co.
Ship Geo >koitieid Otis, from Calcutta Tor n VK,
which put into It Thomas ian 4, remained l4th,
whiting new rudder She had not discharged any OF
tue carg
Baraue NIPPON Rogers at liverpool frem Nor
dechs washed, buwarks stove, and jbooom carried
| away.
BarQue Norena Chase, from Portland Dec 26 for
Maianzas pnt into Nassau, Mp Jan l6 with loss oil
| anchors
| Brig Maripoaa Haskell. from Perth Amtoy fol
Boston with coal, was run into and sunk 18th. OH
the eastern end OF Long Island by steamer Caiuia
| of Passport 7 he vessel registered 29S tons. was
! built al Cherryfeld in 1865 owned by Geo Milton
| and others OF Boston.
| Sch VIM Tell of Portland, Capt John Fisher
before reported wrecked at Grand Menan, was foul
1 ed by Boston schr causiI g the w 10 part he
| CABLE and go ashore The crew were saved, bu los
| everything except whav they had on. The vesse
| was owned by the captain. No insurance
| Sch Sauos, before reported ashore at Boston, vs."
| hauled off goth with bottom badly damaged ant
| was taken to East Boston for repairs.
| ER~See other columns.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22
Generai Ocean Steamer Ticket Office

NOR sale of passage tickets by the White Star,
II Cunard. Anchor State American, Red Star,
North German Lloyd, Hamburg, American, Rotter
dam, Amsterdam and Italian lines, all fret class
fast passage steamers, 10 and from all points in
Europe. Cabin, I'd Cabin and stesrage outward and
prepaid tickets from Portland at lowest rates.
Storage prepaid tickets from inland places in Eu
rope to inland places in the United States. Ster-
ling and Scandinavian exchange at lowest rates
Choice Cumberland and Acadia coal for sale by @7
&c. and other information Apply TO j L. FABAE,
Agent, ~ Exchange st. p. q. Box 979. -
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The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

A Portland family directory would have to
be published to give full list of families using
the Congress Yeast Powder. 1t has been on the
market for nearly 40 years and its large sale is
owing to its purity and excellence.