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The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

SOME figures given in London Trnth iui>
nish comparison of American, British ana
official salaries. Our cabinet officers receive
$1,000 year. In England $4,000 a year is
the salary of the seven leading cabinet min
listers. At Berlin the chancellor OF the en-
pirs and prime minister receives $4,000,
with house, and an additional $500oa year
to keep it in order. The secretary of states
salary is $12, 800 with free house. Our
ministers to London, Paris, Berlin and St.
Petersburg receive SIT, 800 each. The Brit
ish ambassador at Paris receives $s0,ooo
year and the German ambassador S30,ooo.
The German ambassadors al London aud ST.
Petersburg receive $37, 500 each. Our min
lister to Turkey receives $500, the British
minister SAC, 900 and the German minister
$50. 1000. Our minister at Vienna is paid
S12, 1000, the British minister $4,000, and
the German minister $4,000 Our minister
at Rome receives $12,0 900, the British minis
ter S35 900 aud the German minister S2o,-
600. Our minister at Pekin receives Sl2,ooo,
the British minister 1000 and the Ger
man. minister $4,000. Our minister al
Stockholm gets $500, the British minister
SIS 900, and the German minister Slo,ooo'
Our minister at Lisbon gets $4,000, the Brit
ish minister gets $4,000 and the German
minister $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

People who are constantly inveighing
against MIR. Vanderbilt simply because he is
rich and spends his money as he likes, should
remember that some day they NAV be rich
themselves. Never strike man when ha Ia
doWn.-ROchester Post Express.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

LILLE DEvEREAUX BLAKE asks, is it a
crime TO be a woman?' As the Chicago po-
lice arrested half dozen men dressed in
women's clothes, one night last week, it
may be inferred that it is so considered in
that city.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

IT will cost $500, zoo, o0o to make ship
canal from the bay of Biscay at Bordeaux to
Narbonne on the Gulf of Lyons, 24O miles,
uniting the Atlantic and the Mediterranean,
but they say they are going to do it.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

We DO iS@t read sDouymous letters and eomunli-
slsiusA The name and address of the writ are In
all Indispensable, not necessarily for rDhca
ton ms ~ a guaranty Of good faith.
We cannon pnde1rahe 70 return or preserve CON
.iQ0iysslGas tbs.S not useA
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

In pursuance of their custom of destroy
ing everything that causes the death of one
of their number, the Bannock Indians re-
Gently burned grist mill in which one of
their boys was crushed, although they them
selves lost $1,000 worth of wheat and -four
in the avenging flames.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

DEATH was busy at the Leipsic university
in 1882. He was not altogether to blame
though, for of the ~ students who died during
the year, eight invited him, two by duel and
six by suicide.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

THE Imperial family of Germany will se-
cure considerable access of popularity from
its conduct in relation to the destruction
wrought in certain of the Rhine provinces
by the recent overlooking of that river. II
was announced the other day that the En-
peror had given 100000 marks toward the
relief fund, and now we have the Crown
Prince and Princess, who are about to cele-
brate their silver wedding, giving notice that
they will receive no presents, and recon-
mending those who proposed to give them,
to contribute the amount they thought of
spending in that manner for the benefit of
the sufferers.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22
The Annual Mass Convention
- OF THE
MAINE STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

Will be held in Granite Halls AUGUSTA, on WEI
NESDAY and THURSDAY. JANUARY oath and
tn, 1889 This is not a close corporation nor
an orga zatiop 20 be conducted in the interest of
any polit cal party or religi us sect. All temper
auce men and women throughout the State may con-
slider tn mselves members, and are cordially invited
to unite their efforts in winning more complete
victory over the traffic and of strong drink dur
ing the year to come, than has been gained in the
past.
While we would congratulate the citizens Of our
State upon the advanced stand of the temperance
sentiment of people both in moral and legal as
pect, We would also caution them against condi-
ton of inactivity and fancied security. Our foe is
both strong md subtle has often been defeated,
but never subdued and we only expect to attain
final success by closely following up our victories
with repeated attacks, more frequent and more
spirited. We hope for very large attendance at
the morning session of the first day of our meet
ing. Important matters will be introduced,
and special committees appointed to prepare the
work for your consideration and discussion.
FREQUENT brief social meeting will te held for
prayer praise and consultation, and addresses Will
be made by srme who are well qualified to interest
and instruct 1t is for you to determine whether or
not in the year to come will make rapid strides
towards the final determination of the liquor tranc
from our State aud controlling public sentiment
fair for the round trip. Some connecting roads vii
do the same while others will issue free return
tickets from stations where they connect with the
aine Central, to be given by the officers of the
enton to those who pay full fare those roads.
Watervilie Jan. ID, 1888.
R.w. DUNN, President,
B G. TORSEY, Secretary.
ELISHA ATKINS, Treasurer.
Erecutiue Committee list District, Neal Dow; I'd
District, Nelson Dpgley dr.; Sd District, Mrs. DR..
Qunby; 4th District, j. s. Kimball; 9th District,
N. b Mutt
Vice Presidents.-Jordan Rand, ADdroscoggin.
Geo. NJ. Parks. Aroostook; Job Sanford, Cumber-
land; Cbas. DYER, Franklin; j. G. Chillcott, Han
cock; G. C. Vose, Kennebec: T. R. Simonton, Knox;
Z. W. Stetson, Lincoln; G. R. Brigham, oxford
Geo. b. lllsley, Penobscot G. G. Lee, Piscataquis;
Henry TallmaD, Sagadahoc; Chandler Baker, Som
erset; j. w. Kpowlton. Wa do; John Campbell.
Washington: S. c. Hamilton York
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

Mr.. GUNDERsEN, vice consul for Sweden
and Norway at Bordeaux, has hit upon
novel way of sending messages from the sea.
The ancient bottle is always liable to break
age, and the recent pretty inventions of tin
ships or buoys are found too expensive and
troublesome in practice. Mr.. Gundersen
employs the small colored balloons made for
children. which cost only shilling dozen
and can be carried empty. he puts the mes
sage inside and throws the inflated balloon.
1t travels rapidly before the wind, keeps the
message perfectly dry, and is striking OBJ
ject at some Distance great advantage as
regards the chance of being picked up. One
was recently tried. with letter inside qh
was aground, and two hours afterward the
letter was posted in Dover by an unknown
hand
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY go.

EVERY regular sttache of the PRESS Is furnished
viii Cora certificate signed by Stanley Pnllen,
editor, All railway, steamboat and hetsi manassrs
viii confer favor upon Va by demanding credsntisl
u every persor CLAIMING represent our journal.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-22

1a NOTICE. nl.a
Parties having bills against the
town of Deering, are requested TO
present the same to Daniel ID.
Chenery. Treasurer of Deering,
OIa or before the Goth day of Feb.
rsary, 1883, fer payment.
GEO. B. LEAVIET,
for the Selectnlen.
an1dlm
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Advertising Rates.

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gle column display advertising. Solid Legal,
Ohioial and Tabular advertisements will bS
charged at the legal rate FOR space occupied
Ruis and figure work b0per cent extra.
SPECIAL NoTIoEs, Advertisements In Other
than single column measure, and those In
prescribed location, 25 per cent additional
LOCAL NoTICEs-10 cents per line 4 pr FIRST, and
B cents per line for each additional insertion.
CARDs in Business Directory-One 'inch,
year el0i Q months, e6i 8 months, %. One
half moh-l year, e5 00i months, e3i 3 moA
wants" 'For Sale" 'For Rent" Lost"
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strictly In advance.
ORITUARE NoTIoEs (other than simple an.
nOuncoments Of deathS) Tributes Of Respect
Carda Of Thanks, and announcements Of 30
g-0nehalf cent per t0ord, payable strictly
IN advance, and when sent by mail, the money
must accompany them ia an cases
Notices OF Marriages, Biths and Death1-
when turniahid BY proper aIthority-free.
Attachment Divorce, Administratora and
Executors Notices. must be paid for before go.
9ertion-aa also Foreign and Transient Adyer
tsing generally.
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PRICETOWN.
The NEws is the paper for us.

The News is the paper for us
The events Of this community are not very
startling, everything quiet.
The farmers are done cutting wheat and the
crop is much better than was expected.
The farmers who have used phosphate are
being well paid.
The corn looks very well and everybody is
plowing it at full speed.
The potato crop is not large but looks we'll
Health now geneTIy good, except some
chronic diseases.
Flora Shoemaker is lying very low with con-
sumption.
Ida Farris is conyalescing,
We are all right for Foraker,
Rev. j, p Mclean Of Hamilton, Ohio will
deliver a lecture at Pricetown ON Saturday
night, July a. subject Mound Builders. p"
The lecture will be free for all, The gentle
mans known ability should insure him a full
house. Ho wall also preach ON Sunday, July
%, at l055 a. M, and at 2l5 p. m. Let the
friends lar and near take notice and come.
Bring your baskets well filled as there will
be a basket dinner
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noi.ol olrooang is the ordsr Of De day.

House roofing is the order Of the day.
Father Hayes, Of Hilsboro, was on our
streets last Monday.
d. S. Ferguson is preparing to build a new
barn on his new lot
The whistle Of the steam thresher can be
heard i'm every direction.
Joseph Cohn and son are still sacking and
shipping wool at cambridge
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Halloway were visiting
Walter Pugsleys family last Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Wright. of jacksonville o., was
visiting her aunt Mrs. Bell smithson, last
week.
Whortleberries have made their appearance
in our market and are selling at 8 to 10 cents
per quart.
Mr. WILDER Woodmansee and family, Of
Cawker City, Kan, are visiting his father, G.
W. Woodmansee.
Mrs. John Savage and Miss Josie Adams, Of
Wilmington, were the guests Of Mrs Fl. Saw
age last Thursday.
Lou J. Beauchamp, the Ohio Cough, is billed
to give temperance lecture in the Friends
Church on the evening Of the 9th.
J. D. Achor and daughter, Mrs. Hixson, re-
turned home last Monday after little over
weeks visited to relatives in Indiana.
Prof. D. s. Ferguson intends to remain with
us a while longer as he has bought Mrs. Arm
strongs property on South Railroad street.
Our place was canvassed last week by some
men for a show to be in Leesburg soon. Also
large bills we're posted for OBrien'sbig show
to- in Hillsboro August 1.
Married, on last Wednesday, July 10, 1889,
at Hillsboro Father Hayes officiating Mr..
John Sweetman and Miss Maggie Cox. Well
DONE Johnnie, may your new life be a life of
happiness aud without shadow.
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| LYNCFIBURG
Saturday, July 81, 1888,

Slaal Bank were lss,siness -aa.Tues-
day last.
A beggar claiming to be from Wilmington by
the name Of Reed was asking aims of our citi-
zens on Friday
Miss Lou McAdow returned to her home in
Adams county Monday after a pleasant visit
with relatives here.
The mail route from here to Dodsonville will
be extended to Nevin via Littleton and Price
town after August 1st.
Mr. Harry Glenn, the gentIemanly chashier,
Of ths LyRchburg bank, was at the queen city
on business on Wednesday.
Mr. Lewis Beauchamp, delivered o very in
teresting and instructive lecture ON temperance
in the NJ. E. Church last Wednesday night.
C. A. Woodmansee, II. N. Henderson and the
Misses Mary and Lou Meadow attended quar-
terly meeting at Buford last Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. J. NJ. Dumenil, who has been visiting
here for some time left Friday morning to join
her husband at Iulla, Kansas, where they will
make their future home.
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iuli1y1Eow
ALlrIng Clock.

The human system is a kind of machine. II
one part ia seriously out Of order the whole
goef wrong. The blood in circulation is the
mail-spring Keep this all right and you will
not suffer from kidney and liver disorders,
piles and constipation. And in Offering you
Dr. Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" as the most
successful regulator of the human machine
ever discovered, we oblge the sick and suffer
ing more than we oblige Dr.. Kennedy. Invest
one dollar for a bottle at the store, or walk all
the way to the Doctors Office in Rondout, N.
Y, rather than not get il. iy18W2
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MARSHALL.

Corn looks we'll
Watch ont for the trade dollar.
Edward Keys, from Iowa, is visiting his
parents near Marshall
Miss Lizzie Eccles, from Cincinnati is a
guest Of Mr.. Eli Templin's family
Sanired Greed and wife from Liberty. Ind.
are visiting relatives i'm this vicinity.
Herman Dick fell from a horse the other dav
and put his shoulder out of place, but under
careful treatment Of Dr. Blair is getting along
nicely.
A picnic was held In Messrs. Dicks woods
recently; for the NJ E sabbath school. IL was
pleasant affair and enjoyed by all who were
present
Master Walter Scott is spending few weeks
with his grandmother, Mrs. M j. Templin.
Select school is in progress conducted by r.
b. Smith.
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Leesburg Market.
SICILY.

Crops backward ON account of the wet
weather
Our Sabbath school is increasing in number
all the time.
Mrs. Wallace, vho formerly lived here, but
now resident OF Nebraska, is visiting relatives
and old acquaiutauces i'm this neighborhood.
Miss Lizzie Wellman has gone to Illinois,
Miss May Fenwick, of Mouytown, is visiting
her aunt Mrs. Mary Cumberland.
Frank Kay of Mourytown, has been engaged
to teach our winter school. We wish him sue
cess.
Mr. Samuel Hite has taken to himself a bet
ter half, Miss Lon Vance being the chosen one
Mr. Louis Mason, wife and daughter from
the Far West. are visiting his mother and sis
ter
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MISS A'''~ iioil'oS is 'i'''iN6 '' Ol l''''ln''
Make A. d. small treat 10 cue Oan"naS-lt il
0no'n'r Doy'
henry Baker OF hoeae'Nl'' was in town ono
'"' ''1 i'''' "7'N'
i-ooi,''" ,lol', is eNp'0''U nome l'oH' ''i
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DuL'I .l, amen Is 'no guest ol 'n' MISSES '0nn
Sun VI '''e ''' l'''''
Ice cream, lemonade, soda water at Harcum's
nl'zin'
j. T. Sylvester and wife, OF Sa ma, visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs j. A. H1rcum spent the past week visit
ing nor parents at ButIeryiue.
Miss Louie Miner spent last Saturday and
sunday visiting friends at Ne" vienna.
Anthony Edwards Of Rainsboro, was the
guest Of Lewis Ladd, on Wednesday last.
Sam Teter has been spending the week at
ChilIicothe with his sbrother W. A. Teter.
Harry Long left for Lakeside Tuesday. much
to the discomfort Of some Of the fair ones,
Jacob Hilliard contemplates hanging out
shingle as Veterinary Surgeon and sieh?
Mrs Raw Johnson is visiting her mother
Mrs. Goddard. of Springfield. for a few dovs.
er,,r,rs or rot,t,,s or, ,,,,,n,,. oou 49,.
phenomenal growth Of the tubers this season.
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Miss Ada Deniston, Of westboro was here on
Friday.
DR.. J. W. Thompson, of Buford was here on
Thursday.
Mr.. J. H. Deniston is home on vacation
for month.
There is an immense hay crop in this vioin-
ity this season.
Mr.. G. Bogless is building an addition to his
house on Broadway.
Mr.. Wm. HalIer has moved to the ElSeles
corner on Main street.
DR.. Carman, of Martinsyille, was on our
streets on Wednesday.
Commissioner sanderson, Of pricetown, was
on our streets on Tuesday.
Mr.. Nelson Fulton, of Xenia, is visiting his
father, the Rev. DR.. Fulton.
George R. Moon, druggist, Of Martinsville
was in town on Wednesday.
Farmers are busy threshing their wheat, the
yield is better than was expected.
Mr.. James Torrie, an employo of the Little
Miami Railroad, is home on visit.
Mr.. A. E. Archor has sold his property on
Main street to the Rev, T. J. Giddons.
Mr.. John Van Wrinkle, of New Market, hon
ored our city with his presence on Friday.
Miss Bradbury charming young teacher Of
Cincinnati, is rusticatingin this neighborhood.
Robert Kenard, a rising young lawyer Of Gin
cinnati, is spending fewdays with Mr.. Frank
Fryson.
Mr. J. W. Bobbitt threshed his wheat last
Monday, the average yield per acre was q
bushels.
Messrs. Oyerman and Price, Of the Citizens
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KibIer a Evans

aIe now prepared to take contracts for Tin,
late and Iron Roofing. Guttaring and Spout
ing. Having employed experienced workmon
in the above lines, we cun GO iigst class wDrl,
on short notice with neatness and dispatch.
Give us q call KtBLER g. EVANS,
Hardware and Stoves
No. 18 South High Street, HILLSBORO, o.
iy18m2
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feel very kindIv to Uosdly Tbey
think he has bean ,rra r., tbor, s;rcg.
he has identified himself With The
. Democracy The fgbf he rade for
:. TiIdeD in tbe prasiJcrt;,1 cortagt
gave him n GOOD stand;Do .rnor,,
the Democrats Of Obio aroas
many are irving 70 TaLe tbis So 80
paign apnear like tbe Rootw,Itar
affair, Bpt there is M sir,iI,rit,,
Boolwalter was sc,rcal,, Jna,,-,,
among the Democrate of Obio onJ
he received his noroination NV tbe
manipuIations of few ringsfers st
Columbus. Hoad1v ON tba contrsry
is well known. not onIv in Ohio byf
| throughout the entire country ),
Now. Editor FIanagsD b,s consid
cradle of the Irish bIsrnay abant
him. When tbe corresnon5anf b,d
put his notebook in his noCtet he
talked more ike What he re,iiv
thought. In an insinuating mannar
the corresDondent asked Rim u,bst
he tNo,,gbt or +I,e 60 -.
"That wont AFFECT eif5er n,rt,,
much" he said
care Won in favor ofit2p
"Wcn, I cant saw"
care Won aware that +ba Nsus
Journal HoadIv's nersonsI orr,r
SAYS that the Democrats will rs69sai
that law if tbev Get tbe T.eoisIstrra ~
at dosen't saw that. does it2"
" Yes it does.1
"Wen, to be candid with vor IL
may do for the News Journal to isIy
that way down in Cincinnati brt if
won't do bere.p
So so Messrs. Powell and Bsnter
took a like view of tbe n,tta- All
over the State il is tbe same storv.
The Democrats are arid to $780,
the Scott / ,aw il is tbe most ndn,,I,- Tl,Js
law on the statute books RanaoI si''.t a.
Wbv, the rural Democrsts ,re -, Non. ~.
arguing that the Scott law tsLas tbe
liquor question ont of nolitics ,nJ
] l.lI
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NOTICE.

A S the undersigned have sold out my bus
"A mess with the intention of manufacturing
only. and wishing to square up my books,
/ would respectfully ask those knowing them
selves indebted to me to call at once and set
lie their accounts. / would also ask a share
of the public patronage, work first class and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Respectfully
JACOB SCHILLY,
Short street one door east Of DR.. Shepherds
Office. July4H
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Lynchburg Market.
Given up by Doctors.

'Is it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and at
work, and cured by so simple a remedyY
~ assure you IL is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters; and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must die 20
'Well-a-day That's remarkable I will 60
this day and get some for my poor George
know hops are good" iy15w2sp
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A Canadian has invented a method
of putting glass in sash without the
of putty.
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Young Folks Corner.
No. -wORD-sQUARE.

No. 1-WOBD-SQUABE.
L. A waterfowl.
Q. A beverage.
8. Small insects.
4. resting place. c. G.
No. 2-CROss-WOBD ENIGMA.
In brown, NOT IN wnltei
In day. not in night;
In cane, not i'm Crutch.
In many, not in much;
I'm corn, not I'm rye:
I'm ear, not i'm eye,
My whOle's fruit of iayor rare,
Brought from country warm and fair.
Peter.
No. 3-ENIG1IA.
Composed of Is letters
My is pronoun of much Importance to
My y8I259IOS47l16 is what all right
minded people dislike.
Ny 4 10 is TO hang.
My l3 IL 2 10 is a foppish man.
Mywhole is am anniversary. c. C.
No. 5-CHARADE.
Ny FIRST, though mostly black OF white
Has other colors too, no doubt;
They ne used by servants, boys and girls,
And sold in shops and hawked about.
The sun affects my next, you know,
And mars you females pretty face.
My whole is Of the lever kind,
And moves great weights from place to
place. Scissors
Answers to Young Folks Corner Of July 18:
To No. l. G.
ARE
GRANT
END
To No. 2-1 Elm. O. Oak. 8. Yew. 4.
Willow. o. Maple.
To No. 3-Pine-apple
To No. 4-Unicorn
To No. 5-Wise men make proyerbs-fools
utter them.
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Jaconets, Cambrics, Mulls, Swiss, India
Lawns, Linen Lawns, Victoria Lawns,
Pique, and every kind of white goods for
summer wear at HIBBEN'S. my3Om3
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THIS PAPER Pqy 5Ss Re 5Yqna es 9R ESnSs ES q sso
Advertising Bureau 90 Spruce 50, where qdyeTisRg
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ERa

ToSubscriberH In HillBboro and vicinity, the
News will be promptly delivered by Carrier OF
81 the Post Office or Office Of publication, on
The following terms
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Gt the end Of Q months. s................., / 75
a. the end Of the year. ar.....:............ 2 0O
Ta5-An advance payment preferred in ali
cases. Subscribers viii be notified Of the eI-
piratiOn Of their time by cross on their pa
pqra, or by bills enclosed.
N. B.-We do not discontinue papers sent Ia
Town Subscribers unless specially ordered 10 do
90, until all arrearages are paid, as general
rule. A failure 10 order a discontinuance il
considered as equivalent to ordering the paper
continued.