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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-10
Drowning Accident at Lake George.

A young lad named Shepard, the son of a
widow residing in Baltimore, was drowned
in Lake George Monday under the following
circumstances With lad named McCol.
well, son OF guest of the Fl. William
Henry hotel he went out in row boat in
The water in front Of the hotel. The wind
blew oil the hat of one of the boys and both
leaned over the side of the boat. At the
same moment the swell from the steamer
Horizon struck it and it capsized. One OF
the men 10 charge of the boats fastened out
and by diving rescued Mcdowell as he sank
for the last time, but it was an hour and O
half before Shepard's body was recovered.
1t was a narrow escape for Mcdowell, for il
required over an hour to resusctate him.
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No Cleaner Nan.

tFion the Patsburgh Telegram
The Burlington FREE PREss and TINES dc
devotes four columns of its Saturday edition
to review of the congressional record of
Senator Edmunds. This presentation was
not needed TO establish the integrity and
statesmanlike qualities of Geo. F. Edmunds,
than whom no cleaner man is before Il Q
American people.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-10
THE MARK FITS.
Vermont Markets.

Nergehnes, Aug. 4: Butter varied In price from
10 cents to Is cents per h; selections
10 cents per pound eggs, 20 cents, potatoes co
to IS cents per bushe beans $3.50 10 1900 per bush
ell, honey IL to II cents per h., beef to cents
per b., pork 81 to cents per H., veal to cents
per h., live weight poultry fowls 10 cents per
ID, chicks Ii to 90 cents per b hay Is to $40 per
ton.
st. Adams, August. ! Market quiet, prices
firm Butter, good to choice, Is 20 is ce MS per ID
selections, 10 cents extra choice lots at higher
price.
Ncrgenncs, Aug. a: Butter went up to 10 cents
and new potatoes went for 60 to % cents per BUSH
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The First Regiments Muster.
HEADQUARTERS
FIRST REGIMENT VERMONT NATIONAL GUARD,
WINnnlTI Annt 1.t

HEADQUARTERS
FIRST RE6iMlST VERMONT NATIONAL GUARD,
WISoosKI, Aug LIST, 1883.
GENERAL oRDER(
No. G.
]. In accordance with General Order No. 3, A. G.
o. dated July IS h, lss3 this regiment will 90 into
camp al ST. Johnsbury, on Tuesday September 4th
lssj, and remain i've days for drill, discipline in
spection and review.
ii. The encampment will be known as Cam
Preston, In memory of Col. Addison W. Preston
FIRST vermont cavalry Killed near Cold Harbor
Va, June I'd, 1864.
Ill. Company commanders will take measures t
insure the presence OF their commands at as earl,
an hour US possible on Tuesday,tne 4th OF Septem
Der, with franks recruited to Inc maximum NUN
Der allowed by law.
Nv. Full details Of camp duties and hours OF ser
vice Will be announced In subsequent orderss
By order OF
Col. WM. l.. GREESLEAF,
NJ. D. GREENE.
list Lieut.. and Adjt.
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Sheep and
tia I nftaN.H fN.1f~.g G.

Number of cars over different roais-Boston and
Lowell ~; Fiich6ura .4s3; Eastern ;; Boston
and Maine | total Is9.
Prices OF Market Beef-A few choice s9d9 % :
Extra $ Ooas IS first quality 81 OOaI - second
quality s. 90 q 90; third quality 81 25dl IS.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working oxen, 2 pair,
from 500 a $50 Milch Cows and Calves from
500 3sf As; FdrrOw Cows SIS d "a. Fancy cows
$50 a $50. ycarngs sl2a 81 two years old SIS
"a IS; three years old s2i a 81.
swine.-,western fat live, 5A@GNc th. Northern
dressed Hogs, @IAic y 10.
Prices of sneep and Lamhs-in lots. 70 % 80 59,a
80 each; extra IS 40 "a 80, or from ~ a5i. T9r
spring Lambs, Cd &c rb.
Veal Calves 3t.s &c Z n.
Prices OF Hides, TallOws auI Ski s-Brighton
Hides, 'M@sc = NJ; Brighton 'Iallow Ggd}.c { ID;
b 10 County TallOw, "a Sc . 10; wool Pc!is.
SO each; sheared Skins, 20 "a 2jc each.
Calf SKINS, l2dl24c fib.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE ASD SHEEP.
y. B.-Choice grades inclu les nothing but stall
fed 100 TO 1900 n bullocks Extra and hrs quality
Includes the best large fat oxen. Second and third
s.eers.
sheep-Extra includes cosse's AMI when those Of
inferior quality are thrown out.
Western Hogs over the Boston and albany
Railroad are included only in the Brighton market.
BOSTON STOCK YARDS.
CATTLE There was very heavy rua Of cattle
a, Wa;erown this week. 2is9 head Of Western
cattle. country cdt'le were III, utinahh AL kinhs
arriving large numbers and .elling AZ late prices
Some Fancy cattle noticed al market this week
900 head OF Northern stock Large export trade.
SuEEP AND LAMBs-The supply OF Northern
sheep and lambs is abundant. The market is easter.
Prices on LAMBS Is 6AaG'ec tslt, and on shcepil.m
5@c. are the going prices. The market is well sup
Piled with sheep and lambs. Trade IS fairy
active.
Mich Cows-The market is fairly well supplied
but the demand Is limited. Prices are unchanged
Quotations ranged from t+O a IS q head 10. good
grades and $2Oa35B head for common
CALvEs-The supply Of Neas is rather light
an | the market is IN conscqGenc nrmer. Prices
from ) h@Ic tlb, live weight.
HoGs-Country Hogs 9TAr, dress weight, and
Western a. 5A@6Hc., live. There Is steady but
moderate demand.
PoULTRy-Turkeys and chickens are quoted at
lsa zoe, and Hens i2I,al5c.
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From the Boston Herald

1t looks now as though the Republicans
would be obliged to nominate Senator Ed.
munds. Who else can carry the State of
New York
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Glte 9ree Rress.


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Please renew promptly and miss no numbers.
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BREADsTUFFs.
FLOUR-The Flour market is steady and
prices Il all the lie ding brands are quite firm.
We quote sales OF the various brands as
folows
Western Superfne ......,....,,.,......s3 00d Is
Common Extras, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..'.t 0Oe 9y
Wisconsin Extras. '.,';,.,',.;; ..,,.'l ooa SV
Minnesota extras lcholce bakers brahdsl, Goa 90
Michigan Winter hheats' ......'o 300 "a
ST. Louis aud Illinois, 90" %
Indiana and ONO Roller Flour .........i i5m 6 20
Splng Wheat Patents. ........I coo so
Patent Winter Wheat ,......,............6s5 asa u u
Michigan and New York rollers ......... 9 900 65
CORN MEAL-ln Corn Meal trade has been
quite. Sales have been at 81 500 90 per Dbl.
RYE FIOIR-Rye Flour has becn selling In
small lots the past week at 8 so a rs per barrel.
olTNEAI-Tne market has been oue, during
me week win sales al S IS I'd 90 lfor common 10
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NOTES OF TIE FAILURES.


stock-Owners of the Trust Company.
The capital stock of the St. Adams Trust
Company is 800, 900, there being 1000 shares
The owners of stock resident in st. Adams
sre; Lawrence Branerd, 433 shares; A. o.
Brainerd l52; L. p. Brainerd, 10; Jane E.
+. Brainerd, 90 Martin Ford, 10; S. &.
Holyoke, 10; T. A. Smith, IA Sophia N.
Smith, 90 Chas. Wyman, 10; st Adams
Trust Company, 10; total shares, go. The
balance of the stock is held by non-rcsidents.
1t is stated on the authority of one Of the
Directors that at the last meeting of
the company the matter of surrender
ing the charter and closing up business
was seriously entertained. The profits of the
company are said to have been small of late,
and discontinuancc of business was thought
advisable, but no action was taken. Presi-
Mr.. Barlow would agree not to proceed
against him as indorser on Mr.. Barlow's
paper. but allow him sufficient time to real
ize on his assets, the St. Adams Trust CON-
pany would open its doors for business at
once. The Trust company holds the paper
| of the Norwood Lumber company for money
loaned to large amount.
The Southeastern Railway.
The Southeastern railway, the road with
which Mr.. Barlow Los been so long aud in
timately connected, has done large bust
ness, and is an important link in the Mon
treal and Boston Air line via the Lowell, Bos
ton, Concord and Montreal and Passumpsit
railroads. The main line extends from New
port, VT, to Montreal, 100 miles, witt
branches from Sorel TO Sutton Junction ant
from Stanbridgc to st. Gullaume, a system
embracing nearly 800 miles of road. VIVA
effect the failure of the president and genera
manager Will have on the road remains to b,
seen. Business on the Southeastern as well a
on some other roads has not been as good tn,
past year AS heretofore. The Winter was
hard one for the Southeastern and the sum
mer business has been lighter than usual. Tn
running expenses, however, have not beef
reduced, and consequently a slringency il
the financial affairs of the company wa
brought on. The company was in arrears o.
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AFrEIs TEN YEARS HIDING.
Arrest Of One said 10 h. an lnfaithfnl
Treasurer.

MAgsElLLEs, H.. Aug. s.-llichael Dauner,
station agent OF the Chicago and Rock Is
land railroad, was arrested to-day for alleged
cmbezzlement Of the funds Of the Odd Eel
lows Benevolent Association of New York.
while its treasurer, 10 Yeas ago Ii is said
his real name is +. NJ. Dcnner, and that after
the discovery of shortage amounting to
between $1,000 and 5000 he went to Canada.
After search for MIN was abandoned he re-
moved to Illinois and married. The prison.
cr is given good reputation by the railroad
company.
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Mrs. Hannah Holland of Townshcnd celeb
rated her ninety-ninth birthday last week,
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"CIcveInnd's superior BakingTlPO>
der.o

Available clrbonlc.Icid gas 1851 percent, equiv
aent to lisa cubic inches OF gas per OF OF
Powder
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wateriown Union Live stock Narke,.

For the week ending Tuesday, Aug :, lss3.
AMoUsT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18

Horsford's Acid Phosphate-Be Beware of
limitations.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
TwOp TsNG STALLION
Startle Hambletonian,
viii make the season of 1888, at Pre-.
sumpscOt Park. neering, Me.

STARTLE HAMBIEfoNTAN is a dark BAY
with black points. l6 hands high and weighs 1850
pounds, was foaled April lth, 1879, bred by Rob
ett Bonner Of New yerk, sire STARTLE, son OF
RNSDNK'S II AMBLETONlAN, dam Ei SIZE, by
New York Ledger ID dam by Secly's AMERICAN
STAR.
NEW YORK LEDGER was sired by Hougand's
GRAY MtSSENGER, dam, FbATBUSH MAID,
ono Of the fastest mares doth sing ana double in
Mr.. Bonner's amous stab e. Houglanda Messen-
ger sired HONEST DuTCHMAN, 2.26ps and
Ri EN- he, 2.2Nia.
SIARrlE tro ted public trial over Fleetwood
Park, N, Y, before completing his fourth year in
2. wa Mud is the sire If Pok II 4, 2 2ai&,
RYSDYK'S HAMBLErONlAN, the greatest of
troting sires, living or dead has SO Of bis get in
the 2. U list.
STARrLE HANTBLErONIAN Is a yonng horse
Of great promise descending directly from the great
HAMBLEfoN1AN and STAR cross that produced
Dexter, Nettie Jay Gould, Orange Girl, Harvest
Queen aud many others. Terms, $26 90 for the
season, Mares not proving IN toal can be returned
next season free Of charge The horse can DO found
at the Park from $50 n M, to p M, ard NJ
uiibtrt's stable, Cushman ST Portland at other
times aud will be cheerful, shown to visitors by
may 5codlm ASHER NJ. SAVAGE.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, K. r
Arrangement of Trains.

On and after HsEday, Oct. rs,
.s.ssssss-ssss So, Passenger Trains will loave
g., ssg-% Portland at 1880 a. n1., and
.05 p. r., arriving at Worcester
Union Depot, Worcester = 7.30 =. N. and Ills
N, arriving st Portlsna A. LIS y. m. and 5.z5 o
%.
Ger SIfnsGn. AVER Juzc., FKschburz,
Nashua, Jewell, WinGhHm. and z -
Fsng st s.t0 H. n. and Los .. m.
@or fs1EehesseFs Concord and points North, Es
t.03 ,.
Eor tseehesisr, srEEHgvaie, ALFRED, Wat
crberc sEd SAGE fssver.1.S9 a. M. E.OS
y. Ez.z and fnlixed) ct csc p. IN. Returning
lowe kochseter gt tnixed) S.45 q. m, lib
8. n. snd 1855 p. m; striving ct Portlsnd
tnsixedl $40 q. m, LIB D. m. aud 5.z5 D. "a
Esf ssorhRm, sacenrnppas Cuxaberinua
Mills. WeesSrcok and EySedfcrs,s.
At z:Je n. rs, les. $40 and fmixed,
Tho Los >. = ain from Portland CONTESTS 81
Aye SpEc. With EeesAe Tunnel go1fe kcr
tlt Vest, ard At Enfc2 Depot Worcester fcg
New Verb vis Norwich Efue, and al rail-.
IS$erfcgfe slso with ". ". q N. e. Es
a t''SIesmef Maryland Rocte'') for Fhifaaef.
Hhia, Baltimore, Wasbingtor, and the
soath and with Boston q Albxny y. ~. foJ
the w cat.
Close connections made at x-csssrook sane-
s2sn with through trains OF he. Central r. R. and
At GrandTrunk Transfer, Portlsnd. with through
trans ~ Grand Trunk K. r.
Through tickets Go all points South and West At
Dsset otiess and 81 Rollins q Adams' No. 2H tx
ar Does not stop 1t oodford's.
J. W. PETERS, supt
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
LEAVE FOR PORTLAND AND BOSTON

From Halifax, BIO a. m., 6.I5 o. H.; NJ,
1ohn, BIB q. M, $50 D. M; EEouifon. 10 80
Am, -. stephen, 1O.4b a. M; ssuelEspors,
No q. ia., b. p. M; VaneeboFo, l.35 a. nj
l'3u y. M. Bangor, 7.i6 a. M. f74S
"a. Dcxter. 100 am. STOP. "a. fssIfmst
n'3O a. NJ, BOD p. n. @lsosS ssegnn, 8 20 A. M.
3.lo 2. mi WaseryiIte. 9IB an 1.56.. 1000
2. m; and Mondays only at 5.16 a. n AuRusfs.
300 p, 1000 =. M, +2,45 q. N. f1O ,65 b. M !:
tsarAameF, Git a. m, lob am s8.O7 b. n .
lila .. m. Bath. 1856 a. m. IL 90 a. M
100 p. n.,and tsaturdays only at I / .5B D. H.
hrnnswick. 7.26 .. M l130 A. M.
- W y. M, tl2.35 a. w., (night.) RechInnd,
BID 2. M, Lib .. M, Bewiss0n. 72O ~ m
ll.lOa m, -. 4 p m. II .2Opm. Phiiiips. Il. IS
a. m. EnrmiuEson. $40 a. M; WInsl,roy
1913 \. NJ. being due In Portland az Follows
The morning trains ffom Augusta Aad Bath
3.af 4. IA. Lewiston, $40 a. m The dav
trains from Bangor and 81 Intermediates stations
and connecting roads At f2.40 nnd 10 as y.
m. The afternoon trains from Naterville
Augusta, OATH kockland ami Lewiston at $40
p. N. The Might Pullman Express train at 100
q. "a.
I Sleeping Cara attached, run daily, Sundays in.
ciuded, between Boston and Bangor.
ihune through 10 Bangor every morning. and SkOw.
hogan sunday Morning, but not Monday. Does
not run 20 Dexter, Belfast, Bucksporf, or Sc
John sunday morning
sFor Portland only.
Linsissd Tickets first nn6 second cfnne for
~. Schn Hnd Halifax oa sale az redmeed
rates.
PAYsON TUCKER, Gen'i supt.
z. z. BgDIHBY, 6en'i. Pass. a Ticket Agt
Portland. Oct. 10. 1882 oct1Sdn
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
CHEAP OCEAN TICKETS.

"A Ii desiring 10 I'd for friends In the Old Coun-
"A try viii save money by buying their prepaid
steerage tickets at the General Ocean Steamship
On e, No. % Exchange Street. don't mistake the
nuinber) at the sign Of the big Locomotive at pre-
sent reduced ties by theCunard and other fast rst
class mail steamers coming direct across TIE ocean,
on the warm Gulf Stream route, thus avoiding all
dangers from ice and icebergs. | can sell prepaid
derry and Belfast for S2l 90; Dublin s22OO; Lon
don, Bristol, Cardiff and Galway. Sz4.OO; HAM
burg. Antwerp, Hayre, Mannheim. Amsterdam. Rot
teTdam, Paris. Bremen and Har ngen, s27.OO
Copenhagen. Christiana. Christi sand Bergen
Jrohdhiem, Gcteborg. Malino S2S 70; CHILDREN IN
der IL half fsre Sterling and Scandinavian ex-
change al low rates. j. L. FARMER, Agent,
Jan 24du % Exchange ST.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
Farm, Sos safe.

A Il a great bargain. Situated On the line Of the
N 2 . q. h. r. thirty miles from Portland
Contains 500 acres, large portion OF which i
vtiu tbe timber land and alone Is worth more than
The price q the farm. II has modern " story
house, stable 4tsH0. barn Aux72. with commodous
onfbuiiiinss All 10 good repair, ard failing
supply OF running wafer, There are ffts acres
excellent filage land under goot stare Of cutiya
ton ana cuts about forty tons haV and has one OF
the best mountain pastu IN the State The land t.
Wen nd ipted for any kind Of farming aud is OF
the finest situations tie ire OF tn p. & o. y. r.
Price ~ 900. For terms and other information
address OLIVER d RICE,
No. ZIG Commercial street. Postland, Me.
NARA dtf
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18

In this city. May IL, catherne j., wife Of John
Coleman, aged 30 years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
In Richmond. May 9, Edwin Alexander, aged SO
years l months
In fittston, May IS. Hannah p. Hazelton, aged
So years
IN Pittston May z, captIslias P. Manson of Park,
er's Head aged 26 years,
In West Gardiner, April %, Robert Felt, eyed 81
years months.
In pinstsn. April %. VIM O. Lord, aged 81 years.
In Litchfleid, April 20, Hezekiah Smiley. aged
II years.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Ora and after MONDAY, Oct.
10Th. Passenger Trains Will ram
as follows
s.eavo Pos Hand Tor Vaneeboro, "a
John, Halifax nnd 6hs Provtn ces
"a. Andrews, ~. Stephen. Frederiet ON
ksiscnsnquis S. a.. and for Hanger,
Huekspora, Dexter, &Relfaas amd show.
began, 1:2b p. M, l.30 ,: ~, Hills .. n
WaterViIIe, 100 q. N. l.z5 D. M, 1909. %
tl1.1b p. m, and Saturdays only at Clio D. N.
Augusta, MnIEoweiI, GARDINER, Rich
shonaI, and RrmmswtcL TOO q. m, l 30 D.
LOOP. M, 6.15 p. m. and on Saturdays only
at l1.l5 p. IA. KcchInnd, and RnSx ri
Aincsin &c. e., TOO 4. M. 100 ..
10 p. nj, SOS \. m. Eewfsten vim
ssFunswich TOO A. M, t11.16 .. M;
EuFningtor, Phillips Monmouth,
Winthrop, 6geadaeId, West WaservlIIe
and NoFlb Aus0n, rs p. m. and gnrussnK-
ton via wruzrwicII, TOO o. m.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
MAR gHAGEGs

In this city, May 49, At the residence Of John r.
Rant, fsq, by Rev. &c Il. Clark ahert N. Ri ass
ana irs Charlotte D Bliss. both OF Westheld, Mass
In this city. May 10, by Rev j. Me ninnie las.
IL. O'Nel and Mics eliza NJ. Smith, both OF Port
land.
In Yarmouth May Is. by Rev. j Torrey, Simon
f. plumnier and Miss Elizabeth +. Bennett, both of
va monih
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18

Land and Stable on Adams Street, al
SO in Cape Elisabeth one story lI0u-e
and Land, and three acres OF Land on
Cape Cottage road, fine situation for
Summer Residence. Far particulars in-
quire Of Il. j. WILLARD No. 43 Com
inefcial Street, Portland Me.
apr5 endff
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
GeneraI Ocean Steamer Ticket Office,

NOR sale Of passage tickets by the White Star.
a Cunard. Anchor. state, American, Red Star
North German Lloyd, Hamburg, American, Rotter-
Gam, Amsterdam and Italian lines, all first class
last passage steamers, 20 ard from all points in
Europe. Cabin, I'd Cabin erd stee rage ous ward and
prepaid tickets from Portland at lowest rates.
Steers-se prepaid tickets from inland places in Eu-
rope To- inland places in the United States. Ster-
ing and scandinavian exchange al lowest rates
Choice Cumberland and Acadia coal for sale by tn
cargo. For cabin plans, circulars sailing schemes
&C. and other Information Apply 70 j l.. FARMER
Agent, ~ Exchange St P. .. Box 979.
lan1O div
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
FOR SALE.

The pleasant co tage and land No. 10
Cedar st. near Cumberland St Said
house hes nine rooms In thorough re-
pair. cnmented cellar throughout, excel
lent drainage. pleasant grounds and goOd
neighbariseud. Lot 27xI19
Ii. SHAW, 4S l-2 Exchange st.
mayI4 eod2ws
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
HOUSE FOR SALE.

A TWO story dwelling house situated on Turner's
"A Island. Cape Elizabeth .uear the Eastern Rail-
road Company's shops. The house arranged for
two families and ia good ORDER and is a coed IN
vestment. Terms easy. Inquire Of
BENJ. THOMPSON,
apl2codu IS Exchanve Street.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
FOR SALE.

4 first class retail Boot and Shoe store,
clean sl0ek. good location In the city u
Portland. good trade and Increasing bus
iness. Reasons for selling will be salts
factnrlly explained 10 purchaser. Ad-
dress "a. B.o Box 1885 Portland, Me.
apr0 dn
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
Eastern Railroad.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Sunday, October Is, 1882.
vrmlpa lsnre t.ars,na.,

aff2At2A tFGsS k~Jf4sk1N
at = 9. ~. Daily ,Sigat Pullman, tor ssco,
1tcdefoye kenuebank. Eittory, SoftsmSrsh
Nswbcrypost Salem. Lynn and Boston arriving
az 6.80a. IN. special Sleeping Gar uill 10
ready fns ecorpanet tn rortisnd station a. 81 90
this train for Boston,
Al = 4 ) u. IN. for Cape Elizabeth Scarb0ro, Saco
Bidetord. Kennebunk wella North and South
Berwick. Conway Junction, connecting for an
stations on CONWAY Division. Kittery, Portsmouth,
Nowhurypurt. salem Gloucester aoockort
Lynn, Chelsea snd Boston, arriving at lib p. m.
A. p ns. or Cape Elizabeth. Scarboro, saco.
Bideford Kennehank Wells, No. Berwick. So.
Berwick, Conway junction, kittery Portsmouth
Newburyport, Salem, Lynn, Chelsea and Boston
arriving At bio connectina with Sound and
Ran Lince for all Southern aud Western points.
Trasas leave Ha-tess
At goo u. sn. and arrive in Portland at Vg
m. At 1880 y. u. and arrive IA Portland st ( 20
y. m. ~ 700 p. m daily, and artlye IN PoItlan
&C HOO p.in
Pullman Pavier Cars.
On trains leaving Hoston, at D.Co NJ.
S.A6 a. M, snd p. m. Through euliman Sleep
Ing Cars on trains leaving Boston at 90 ~ NJ
and Portland at 200 a MI
Through ttrhets 60 ali poiUts West anss
An@sk may be hsd OF j. NJ. French, Ticket Seller,
Eaetcri railroad Depot and at Union Ticket Office
40 Excl snge street
patisnsn Gar Tickets Ger senss Nus
EeraEas <ati as Hnewor T'tches - fsce.
New, hret class dining room at Portsmouth,
Thr iugh trains stop IL minutes for meals.
LUCTUs TlrTTLE
General Passenger and rcxet ASnns.
ocle 1u
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
Boston & Maine Railroad
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On aild after Monday, Oct. I6, 1889,
PAssENGEs THAI S- WILL LEAVE
,-,r--z.., PORTLAND for BOSTON
sasss sasas. As a. M LOO and $50 p: M
- and 300 p. m. BOSTON 'EOR
PORTLAND a. 300 a. M, 80 aud $3.50
sE1cs, ana rISa PoirT, Sac ! -,
s 30 and 81 eacsa. K 's"' no's AZ s .Sn
sAaO, nsDOEFORD AND = ESNE-
nots1 ron NosT III a 4 vi = sA zee
no. FALLS. GREAT FAILS
I DovT I ArDovan A sasT NV.
NEW MaHEET 4 s.4s =. $50 ,. "a.
roe KDGas EaE e. " and HARRINGTON.
N "A s.4f a. m, LOO and $50 p. m. FOR
ALTON Hak at s.45 2. m, 800 ?. m. FOR
MArGHEsT.B AND s0NCORD y. n,
~ LEsyE ~ GrsE =; S.Ss aoa roan.
NorE-Ihe 100 p. m. train from Portland
viii not step a. scarboro Beach, Pine Point
q o ssesp' par,sr Car. ss Il
through trains Seats secured in advance at
Depot Ticket Office.
neets with Hennd Line Steamers for New
York and All Rail Lines for the West, and the $50
p ~; train with All kaii Lines for new York
aud the South and West.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Portland For Bexton and Way stations at
LOO p. m. Boston For Portland at 900 p. m.
Trains on Boston s. Maine road connect with all
steamers running between Portland and Bangor
kockla5d, Mt. Desert, Machias, Eastporc Calais
st John and Halifax. Also connect with Grand
Trunk trains at Grand Trunk Station, and Maine
Central and Portland & ogdenburg trains at Trans
fer station.
AL trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for refresh
meKts. First class Dining Rooms at Portland
Transfer Station, Exeter, Lawrence and Boston
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
South may DO had of VI. 4. " ilifan., Ticket
Agent Boston g. Naine Depot, and at Union
Tickef cmce, 40 Exchange st.
j. 7. FURBEfS, Gen. Supt.
S. h. STEVENS, Gen. Agent, Portland.
apps
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18

RumfOrd Falls 8 Buckfield
A MEsa CO.

Leave canton for Portland and
iss'tsssi sa4ass Lewiston 4. 8 and $50 q. 10.
.-,s1-s9 Leave Portland for Canton, at 7.3O
s------ za~'--a N. and 80 .. m.
Leave Lewiston at ITO "a. m. and ST o. m.
Stage connection2 with Byron, Mexico, Dfxhelc
Perm Iayermoro West summer aDd Turner.
L. L. LINCOLN Supt.
Portland Oct, nc. 1889 octI4dtf
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18
For sale

MOUSE corner Carleton and Braekett Sts for
Ii merly occupied BY Joshua obhs. Inquire Of
JOHN r. HOBBS,
ap7du 40. so Market street.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-18

GSOOD Energetic uenvassers to sell The Fagla
Nv Wriuger on installments. Men who can otyc
good tereuco or security have outside terrific
~ to handle. Address No. SO Temp . ~
novlo DIFF