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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25

0ns farm Of 800 acres very desirable.
, One farm Of l35 acres.
One trsct Of l69 acres Of wild land.
One tract Of 80 acres.
One tract Of 20 acrea-
One tract Of l35 acres, and other small
traeta. Will sell in lots 10 suit purchasers.
WIN trade for other property. Call at this
ofice.
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letter ust.

The fostowing IL the list OF letters rem III ain
In the Post Once. Albany, Linn county. Ore
gon, Jan. z4th, 1894. Persons calling tor these
letters must give the date on which they wsrs
advertised.
Allen, Mn Matte Bindgett, Master Eddie
Hill, TT jerks, James
Mcdonald, Chas Miller, Miss Edna
Mckinney, John Natan, s II
Shelby Monday. or Lupsr Simsns,
stimson, l. Williams
Williams, D
M.IRvTNG, P. NJ.
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EUcELExs ARxIcA aaIHn.

The best salve In the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevef
sores, tetter, chApped hands, chiibIalns.
corns and all kinds Of skin eructlons'
This sslve is guaranteed 70 give p6rfeet
sapsiactlon IN every case or money ros
funded. Price 35c per box.
For sale by Foshsy Il Mason.
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NOTICE.

AL accounts due the undersigned have
been placed in the hands of I ] Sites for
collection who is authorized to receipt for
the same. If not paid in reasonable time
the names of those neglecting or refusing
viii be given to the public.
FREp RKIs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25

The undersigned having bought the CSu-
tral Meat Market, hopes by fair dealing
and strict attention to business. to merit
fair share Of the trade Of Albany. He will
always have on hand fresh supply Of
meats Of all kinds, and will make an extra
effort to make 1t give satisfaction.
NJ. HYDa.
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Csst.
A. CoHEN,

will commence my seml-annual clos
Ing out sale, ct and under cost on Satur-
day, January 5th, 1884. This sale h i'm
peratiye as the stock must. will and shall
be reduced by March Ist,ip order 10 make
way for new spring goods. Cash buyers
and bargain hunters Will and It to their
interest TO call and invssigate. cloaks,
ulstsrs, dolmans, jackets, oveycoats, rub
ber and oil clothing.gossA uaers. .aFctics and
evershoes under cost. "All spot cash.
rss: 1s: MOLAM,6 s,.:s U::s
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For Sale.

All the property belonging to the Y. p. 6.
A., consisting of about leo chairs, b0GAss.
carpets, stoves, organ, song books, bibles,
etc. Bids for the SAme,Or any part Of thsA.
will be received by Mrs L E BlAin, ehairmAa
Of the committee. at the store Of L L Blain-
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Money 10 Lean.

We arc now prepared to make loans in
any sums desired en- improved farm land in
Linn and Benton counties for any length oi
time not less than one year.
RURKHART BRos.
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Roots and Shoes.
One

At Allen d Martins Is the place 10 Anl
boots an i shoos In any quality you wish,
and At any price. Good goods in this Hns
will be sold cheaper than at any store -
The valley and no old stock 10 work on.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25

A man was arrested the first Of the week
for opening trunk at the Exchange Hotel,
but on examination was discharged.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25
BIg bargains

In "remnaSts" Of dress goods, silks, plush.
es, yelysts, satins, muslins, shsetinRs, siek.
ings, ginshamz, waterprOOfs, wool and ct
ton hannels, piques, fine linens, EOttizhasa
lace Nainsooks cretons, prints, plaids, Sn-
broideries, lace and ribbons. Also "jsb lot
of fancy goods. which must 90 bssors the
first Of March.
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For sale.

Three and half acres of good garden
land ALI fenced ,hsuse and barn.in western
edge Of the city. VIII be sold cheGp.
Call ct this Office.
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NOLAN's e. e.,
wanted.

viii pay cash for all the fat hogs can
get. Call at Sam Cchen's on First street,
Albany, east of MoIlwain's.
A. CoHEN,
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A COW suit was being tried yesterday, bat
il had not been decided at the time Of going
10 press.
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A Rare Chance.
N. IRVING. P. NJ.

Wringers st reduced rates. beth the Nov
slty and Eureka, the best made, At Peters
Z BIain's.
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ANS

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle Of fshiloh's C4tsrrh Remedy. eriss
80 cents.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITI0N
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

AT Albany. IN TIE STATE OF OREGON
At the close of business, SIst day OF De-
cember, 1883.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25

Opened this week fine line of genuine
Irish table linens, napkins, DAmask towels,
Nottingham curtain net, cretsnas, white
blankets, marseiIles quilts, sheetings, pillow
muslins and new prints. "The prices are
corrack -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25

an Tralas daily. except sunday.
NorTCR.-0n and afler this date regular
tickets will be sold atiour ticket office for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla. Wallula,
Walla Walla and Alnsworth.
WILL. b. RICE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
o. & @. r. =. Co.
Albany. June 18th. 1881.
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40. & c. Il. Z. TINE TABLE.
Albany station.
DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
BOUND NORTH
ALBANY EXPRESS Departs at $50 A. u
FnEIGlIT TRAINS I" +" n:0o A. n.
-, ~r.rv ( Arrives at 1iss5 A. II.
AH ANAiN DepsrtsA 1905 P. u
BOUND SOUTH.
~a.nx ( Arrives al 1ts4S A. n
@As1 ANN Departs At 1905 h.
FREIGHT TRAIN $50 p. d.
ALBANY EXPRESS Arrives 1T SsS5 ?. II.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23
sunday Services.

CHURCH OF CHRIST. Cor. May and Danforth SITS
Preaching At 1880 a. N; and 7.sOp. m. by j. c
Marriage and Divorce"
CHUroH OF The MISUNDERSTANDING by Rev
James vincent at 1oS0a. M, and p. N. Sunday
school at 1915.
CoNaREss ST.. Nj; e. CHURCH Rev. G. D. Lind.
say, pastor. Preaching at 10. 30 a. and pm. BY
the pastor. Sunday School $50 p. m. PRAYER
meeting p. m.
Elder R. s. Weber wiz lecture in the Hall for
mery occupied by the Y. III. C. A., A52k Congress
St., Feb. 24th at 10 30 a. M. 800 and 7.3o D. M
FIRST UEIvyRsALIsT CHURCH Rev. Henry
Blanchard, pastor, viii preach at 1O1z q. N. Sun
day school 12.l5.
FaEE ST. BAPTIST CHuRoH-Preaching by Rev.
IL m. Preaching service at p. m.
JEWISH MISSION, 90 Washington street. s. Rob
eItkhek leader. Meetings, Sunday 10 80 a. m and
$50 p. m. Everybody invited.
LIBERAL FRATERNITY meet in Congress- Hall NJ
2h p. m. Subject Resolved that Wrong Lepisla-
ton IL the csue of the present business Panic and
the Depression of Labor Interest"
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH New Hiph st-Pre.cb.
ing by Rev. Thos. A. King, pastor, Ok Subject
1.-THE Use of Ideals Lecture In the vestry at D. M
PACK STREET CHURcH-The pastor, Rev John A.
Bellows, will preach at 1870 a. m. Sunday School
ut IL m.
PEOPLES SPIRITUAL MEETINGS Good Templars
Hail. Congress st. Speaking at 8 and z 80 D. m. bv
George A. Fuller. Chfidren's Lyceum / 80 .. m.
PINE ST. M. E. CHuRoH.-sunday School at
1.80 Preaching by the Rev. F. T. Bayley as o.
N. Preaching by pastor at p. m.
PLYMOUTH CBURcH.-Preaehing at 1880 a. m.
and p. m. by the pastor, Rev. d. 81. Seward
PREBLs CHAPEL Sunday School at2. Preach
ing by Rev. Mr.. Phelan, pastor ct 3 p. m. Temper
anoe meeting at 7. Free 10 all.
SECOND ADVENT CHURcH-Preaching by Elder
Mark Stevens at 101z o.. m, 8 and z pm. Sabbath
school At IL m.
SECOND CoFGREGATIoNAL CRURCH.-Preaching
by Rev. q r. DAM Is, pastor. at ION a. M. and 5
p. m. Rev s: s. Cumming will speak In the even
ing and the Little Wanderers will sing.
WILLIsroN CHURs q. Corner Thomas & Carroll
Ste. Preaching at 1890 a. M BY the pastor. Rev.
L. H. HsllOck. Sabbath School at .. m.
wooDToKD's Cong. CHURcH.-Rey. s. W. Adri.
anoe, pastor. Preaching at 101s y. m. by Rev. G.
Sunday School ut IL. ~ q
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23
wa.hine,on,s Rirthdnx.

Yesterday, the birthday of Washington, was
observed by many of our people, though Quiet
ly. The ever present Small boy" showed his
enthusiasm in footing the Anticipated she'll and
horn, and in the evening lighted bon-fres.
All the English steamers in port were pro-
fusely decked with flags and streamers from
truck to deck. The cutters and several other
vessels in ths harbor also displayed an album
dance of flags, while flags foated on CITY
buildings, the engine houses, hotels and MANY
private buildings.
The custom house and banks were closed.
and number of stores were not open in the
afternoon.
Washington Camp, P. o. s. OF A., gave
delightful entertainment at their new hall last
evening. The readings and music were excel
lent. Mr.. Lincoln, who had the matter in
charge, ran it in excellent shape. Mr.. David
Burns presented the camp with handsome
ivory gavel, Mr.. Sabine gave handsome pic
ture, and Mr.. Vincent Richards fine clock.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23
THE DEMOCRATIC CON ENrror.
Candidates for the School COMMITTEES
Nominated.


The delegates chosen from the various
wards to attend the Democratic convention
ior the purpose of nominating school COM
mlttee met at the Democratic headquarters
last evening.
Mr. Spencer Rogers called the meeting to
ofder at 1850 O'Clock. Mr.. Charles II. Fling
was chosen chairman and Mr. Peter O'Connor
secretary.
Capt Charles Il. Chase arose aud addressed
the chair as follows; ST have been instructed
by Ward 20 present to this committee the
name OF gentleman which the Republicans
saw ut to drop 1t seems to be the wish OF
that part OF the town that he nominate as
one OF The committee, Mr.. A. B. Holden"
Mr. j. j. LaDpin then arose and said: "Be-
lore nominating Mr.. Holden Think We have
oester man for the head Of the ticket than q
Republican. am willing that he should hold
one Oh the positions, but not the first. 1 nom
mate Mr. Patrick McGowan."
Mr.. John A. Gallagher nominated Col. John
}. Lyi Oh for the third member.
Messrs MCGOWAN, Holden and Lynch vara
then nominated by reclamation as a school
committee.
voted, Ibat the City Committee have au-
.norlty 10 MI any vacancies which may occur
III INC i's' oi candldates Tor school committee.
Mr.. M. P. Frank was called upon to sneak.
He said: 81 am very glad to see the interest
shown in this election. 1t is a well-kpown
fact that this city and State ia governed by a
very few men, and the Democratic party has
had little control. This free government.
where every one should have voice, is being
ruled by ring. We have got a mayor that
cannot be bossed and let us fight it out Next
fall We will elect President of the people,
and not OF the ring-masters. II we can nut
this mayor IN his seat again, we will gain the
vlctory in all the coming struggles"
Mr.. Gallagher suggested that the names Of
all young men left off the list be immediately
put on them.
Ex-Alderman Hassett made few brief re-
marks and the meeting adjourned. 82i
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23
GOOD TEMPLARs.
Annual sessicn umberland Dis,ric,
lodge.

Cumberland Districs Lodge met in annual
session with Light of Home Lodge, South
Windham. Wednesday, Feb. Goth. Though
severe rain stern prevailed nearly all day, the
attendance was good The following officers
were elected fer the ensuing year:
d. rs S. Knight.
ID. C.-F. G. Mitchell.
V. T.-Mrs P. e. Thompson.
Secretary-D. r. Dresser
Chaplain-Daniel Willard
NM Perkins
ID. M.-Josie Clark
Treasurer-J. e. Conway.
l. G.-Mr. Frances
b. f. Morgan OF Kingsbury Lodge, New
Gloucester, was recommended for District
Deputy. The officers were installed BY State
Deputy f. Fl. Dexter, Esq, OF Springvale.
Free entertainment was furnished by Light of
Home Lodge. and the dinner and supper pre-
pared by them was of the best. No Mains
were spared by them to make 1t pleasant for
their visitors. The yearly reports of the diff
ferent officers show the order to be In very
dourishing cond ition in the county. The plan
OF penny contributions meets with the hearty
approval of the various lodges. and will be a
source from whence will come the needed
money to successfully do the work of the or
der. The committee on resolutions reported
right TO the poiRt, and withal very strongly.
a vote of thanks was extended to Light of
Home Lodge for the generous entertainment
furnished, and to the NJ. c. and P. s. o, rail-
roads for favors granted A rousing public
meeting was held in the evening. The church
was completely filed by a very appreciative
audience. The exercises wers very interest
mo
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23
SUBURBAN NOTES.
Cumberland WILLS.


3. B. lngersoll. formerly member of the
Cumberland Mills Relief Association, had bis
foot badly crushed, a few days ago, while I'M
loading pulp from tramway car.
AS Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Files wer, driving
qome from the Rebekah entertainment We'd
nesday evening, their sleigh was accidentally
overturned. AS luck would have it, however,
both escaped without serious injury, although
MIR. Files still feels the effect of the strain.
Ealmouth.
The Ladies Circle, of the First Parish, gave
pleasant entertainment at their chapel
Thursday night,under the direction of its pres
ident, Mrs. w. Fl. Barker.
DR.. W. B. Moulton, son OF D. o. Moulton of
this place. has selected Centre Harb1r, N. Ell
as MS held OF practice. The Doctor has the
well wishes of his many friends.
scarbOro.
Noah Piilsbury, fell on the ice last week and
received Injuries that have kept him confined
to the house since.
james Mention got one OF his tigers crusht d
in the cogs OF drilling machine at @. E. Rob-
ert's blacksmith shop. Dr. Warren of Bidde-
ford, amputated the Eager
Geo. W, Carter Injured his hand while haul
ing logs at Wells, ana has been confined to the
house with 1t for a week.
Tie selectmen have flushed their annual
report. 1t shows the town debt reduced
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23

Bright and pleasant yesterday. Mercury 24o
st sunrise, $40 at noon, 300 at sunset; wind
north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Arnold, left for Bog
ton yesterday morning en- the s.45 train.
There will be no meeting of the Reform
Club tomorrow evening on account of the
meeting at City Hail.
A man picked up q new patent log in the
haroor yesterday, that had fallen overheard or
eeea stoleh from some vessel,
Capt. Henry Doane. who died OF pneumonia
Thursday, bad been ian,ior of the Postofics
building the past FIVE years.
The Dominion, of the Dominion line, will
sail this morning for Liverpool. She will take
out full cargo, including 772 head of cattle.
Hearn has just photographed the Dirigo base
ball club of this city. The nine arc taken in
their uniform and present fine appearance.
Mr.. A. ID. Fcye was run over on Spring St.
yesterday by runaway horse, aud had his leg
badly hurt. His friends hope he viii BE- cut
SOON.
Messrs. Curtis and Souie have cut, this sea-
son, 1900 tons of ice from tho Androscogein
river, and aboat 1900 tons from a pond near
AuAhoA Aeiauug Ndpo ElIZaD6tn.
The Press has received from Hon. Eugene
Hale, Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr., and Hen. r.
B. Reed, important public documents Tor
which it returns thanks.
Miss Nellie +. Brown, of Boston, the gifted
reader and elocutionist, will appear at City
Hal, the sec, nd week in March; under the au-
spices of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
Remember that next Monday evening The
Second Division, Ancient Order of Hiberni-
aus, will give grand prize ball and band con-
cert at City Hall. Chandler will provide the
music.
The Methodist Episcopal Church was for
mally organized in Baltimore. Christmas day
1884. AS this is the centenary year OF this
church in this country, Rev. J. NJ. Williams
will speak on that topic. at Pine . t. Church.
tomorrow at D. M
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23
Eastman Bros. & Bancrof..

This old, reliable firm has good deal to say
In our advertising columns today They had
such unparalleled success with their recent sale
they have decided to hold special sale of
black silks, at which they claim they shall dis
play the largest quantity, and most complete
collection of reliable makes, ever seen in
Portland. They embrace among others, the
Cashmere Savoie, in ten grades, the Bellon in
eight grades, the Sayoie gros grain-the most
popular low and medium priced silks al
so the Cashmere Duchess, Cashmere ROYAL.
Long Branch and Monopoly They also offer
full line of the silks from the Haskell Silk
Company of Saccarappa, fully this peers of
any Lyons silks. There are also gros grain
colored silks, and checked summer silks. at
prices to please all. If our lady readers are
wise they will hasten to call at the store and
see the great bargains offered by this firm.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23

Tho fret anniversary of the Young PEOPLES
Society Of Christian Endeavor In connection
with the First Baptist church of this city, was
held last evening, The meeting was opened
by song, reading of the 96th Psalm and prayer
by DIR. Small. The Secretary then presented
his report from which we learn that the Sccie-
ty started with 27 active and IS associate mem.
bers, and has now 81 active and % associates.
Six have been converted. Remarks were made
by Mr.. Pennell the President, Mr.. Stephen.
son, Secretary Of the association, and others.
The Secretary of the association also reported
81 societies heard from, with about 1850 mem
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23
music AND DRAMA.

soTHERN.
Lytton Sothern, the con of the great come
dian, who created Dundresry. will appear at
Portland Theatre Monday next in the charac-
ter his father has made famous. Wherever
Mr.. Sothern has essayed the part he has re-
esised the highest ancomiu.ns from the mess.
aud in some respects is said to bs even more
amusing in the part than his father was The
tickets are selling well.
NOTES.
The version of Divorcons made for French
by Mr.. eLeander Richardson, will shortly be
produced at the Boston Park Theatre, with
Mrs. Agnes Booth in the principal female part
John Webster. of the Tronbadours, is spend
ing $4,000 in improving his house at the Bos-
ton Highlands. Nathan Salisbury is getting
rich in cattle. He will be partner in the
Buffalo Bill enterprise this summer. Salisbury.
by the way, is being taken more and more for
". II. Seymour, of whom he is good imita-
tion 10 acting.
The Grsttan Literary Association will pre-
duce the "Sbangbrann" in Lew iston on Tues-
day evening, the 26 b, at Music Hall, with. the
same cast OF characters thas presented the
piece here few weeks since
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23


For Msyor-MARQUIS F. KING.
For School Com mittee - CLARENCE A.
BAKER, CHAS. Fl. DANIELS.
WARD ONE.
Alderman-HORACE "A. HALLETT
BENZ AMIN THOMPSON, ALPHEUS
GRIFFIN.
Warden-JOSEPH D. DECELLE
Clerk-THOMAS A. BOWEN.
Constable K. HEATH, ROD
SEY SPARROW.
WARD TWO.
Alderman-LEONARDJ JORDAN.
Conncilmen-.I0sEPH DOW WATSON
COLEMAN, EZRA DREW.
Wsrden--D .NIEL W. RUSSELL.
Clerk--FRANK NJ, FLOYD.
Constables-sETH STERLING, BENJA-
e@Ig WARD THREE.
Alderman-SAMUEL B. KELSEY.
Cnuncilmen - FRANKLIN SIMONDS.
GEORGE r. BUXTON, MILTON HIG-
GINS.
Wardtn-EDWIN g. MILnIKEN.
CIerk-BENJAMIN F. STRICKLAND.
Constables- FREEMAN T. MERRILL and
EDWIN A. LEIGHTON.
WARD FOUR.
Alderman-IRA s. LOCKE.
Councilmen- LEWIS PRAY, LEVI f.,
HOYT, GEORGE e. BROWN.
Warden-W1NSOR B. SMITH.
Clerk-EDWIN B. DURAN.
Copstables-JESsE II. CROWELL, AR
THUR M. SAWYER
WARD FIVE.
Alderman-JAMES f. hawkes..
Councilmen-JOHN Fl. FOGG, r. SAM'L
RAND, REUEL T. MCCLELLAN
Warden-JOSIAH Fl. DRUMMOND, JR.
aClerk-CHARLES A. PERRY,
Constables-THOS. NJ. GLENDENNING.
CHARLES B. MOSELEY.
WARD SEX.
Alderman-ELIAS B. DENISON.
CouncilmeD-THEODOR G. wOODRrT-
BY, HENRY @. SMALL, THOMAS P.
SHAW.
Warden-FRANK 8. WATERHOUSE.
Clerk-EDWARD W. COREY.
Constables-LEVI L. BASTON, BENJA-
MIN f. LIBBY.
WARD SEVEN.
NORTHUMBERLAND A. MOVES.
Councilmen-STEPHEN B. WINCHEs-
TER, ALVIN JORDAN, JOSEPH A. KING
Warden-WILLIAM 81. PlUMMER.
Ward Clerk-THOMAS F. HEATING,
Constables- AMIN BURNHAM.
BENJAMIN W. SLOWER.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23

Have cur congratulations on the success OF
the Kettle Drum and Dance at City Hall last
evening. A more fashionable assembly has
no. been gathered in City Hall this season.
The minues.was led by Master Ring and Miss
Manager, and was pronounced the event of the
season. The dresses of the Masters and Misses
was In perfect keeping with the stately dance
and the whole affair reflects great credi. on the
Little Women.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23

"old Man Colby" the bookseller, has Issued
his last GOOD Bye Circular" 1t is a very
fanny document and we'll worth reading; free
to all at No. 20S Middle street, under Fall
mouth Hotel The old gentleman is selling
bis best books at half the cost of binding. Only
few days longer. Call soon or never.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23

Yesterday Mr.. Joseph Whitehouse, who re-
sides at West Falmouth Depot was impressed
with the idea that yoke of oxen belonging to
him was afflicted with the foot and mouth dis
ease. They were shod at Mr.. SHELLS black
smith shop at the same time with yoke from
Mr.. Pierce's farm. DR.. Bailey was at once
summoned but was so unfortunate as to break
his thermometer with which he lakes the tenn
erature OF the cattle. AS the yoke Injured
their mouths week ago by falling over an
embankment he decided TO isolate them and
wait til Sunday before deciding whether they
were afflicted or not.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23
A Sad A mictiou.

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. s. o.
good will sympathise with them in the loss of
terdayof tubercular meningitis after weeks
illness. He was bright little fellow in whom
his parents hopes were centered, and it will
be hard for them TO bear this sad sfiiction
They will have the deep sympathy of all their
friends Of the press Of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23
"Intsnspsrance..

Such will be the title of Hon. s. F. Cary's
lecture which will be given In the City Hall
tomorrow evening. On this occasion General
Gary volunteers his services for the benefit of
the Gospel Mission, Dan institution. which is
striving hard to awaken an interest among
those who most need the benefits Of kind and
benevolent assstants-and there should be
handsome pecuniary return.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23

In private note TO the editor Of the Boston
Post, Hon. William L. Putnam of this city
nominated for judge Of the Supreme Court
says: my engagements Just now will prevent
my taking any position which would interfere
With my active practice Of the law"
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-23
Towel sale this forenoon at Rines Bros.

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used
when children are cutting teeth. II rel ives
the little sufferer at once; 1t produces nat al,
quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain,
and the little chersb awakes as bright as a
button" 1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and
Is the best known remedy for diarrbss, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty.
five ceDts bottle.
dec SM&W&w1y
The Effects after taking Adamson's Botsnic
Balsam are soothing and controlling ipfiu-
ence over any cough or cold, promoting rest,
allaying the ticking sensation in the throat,
and causing healthy expectoration.
feb1S MW&S&w