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Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-05

Or fRo a. less than last month.
Per cent. OF tardIness on Belonging
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-05
CoIIoRED scRuoI.
GRAMnAR.
HOWELL SCHOOL.

IOthl .,.........ss..ss..sss&L1 eAs V.s'
AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-05
REcAPITULATION.
TARD1Es

Total per cent OF belonging on enroll-
Per Cent or Attendants on Belonging
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12

NTATE OF NORTH CAROILNA.(
y ~OHANGE COUNTY.
.Sumrata,x for Relief.
JaR.c> ". Riley, AhIni,ii>trator oft"Ir-
ltnI Riley. decreased. against
Nathaniel Riley. Martini j. r. w. Riley.
tluin,en Riley Jam: r.. lia,k'y and
iiIcr husband - llarkey; James X.
Riley. Rosa u: Riley, Henrietta 4.
ki;cy-.nl Charles Riley. Susan Riley.
Curnelia \. Riley aud Thomas ".
Ki,.y.
r" tn. >htrir Of Orrnr C"unty-Gret-
sAJ
YOU are lr"r.bN commanded to sum
,r.n- J; ~ r.. ilarkcN a.ul her HUSBAND
- iIarkry, .Ennes T.. K,,cy. Sarah
RILEY. Rosa d. Riley. Henrietta \. Ri
ley ami Charles Riley b-us II law al
.Io!.u ". Riley. deceased. it tl,cs be
intiu IL y"t;r county 10 appear at tn.
office at III" { Ter. al the Stl,--Icr onrl
iur the ,otiii, -! Orange on tlic 9Th da,
Of March,. ISL. and answer The .oIi-
plain; Which i. already deposited in tie
!. clerks office 81 sai.l .t.un;v. AMI let
Them tan. hottie that ii tier fail To All
>wer said complain, nj that time the
plaintiff will ai'n.y 10 the tour, for the
rc.i.t demanded Iii Tie complaint.
Herein fail Hos aud Of this summons
make due return
Given under nv hand and seal Of ~l,i
Cour-. ll.- 5l>t daY at ihac.. l>S3.
PRIDE JONES.
Clerk SUPERIOR Co.rt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12
PRESCRIPTION RATES
,1HERrrSlEG RATES:

AItN Lf<S1'l'>'
J., co,umo,. one year. fyo.U.
Pr ,,r /. =. 5000.
fs''. j. $500.
l.. ouar4. Zone inch.) one insertion.
"a, and for each subsequent insertion
n rents per square,
~ronrt Notices. 6 weeks. cash.
-, and when payment rs delayed for
months. $1,000.
~Loc.,l advertisements e-ccnts per
ne.
rho E.r,r- VIII. not he responsible
yieu~,ot'rr-pg,,sSrres.
|Aay.r.i.carr.e< ard comm unirat'ons
~, be sent ia hy Wednesday OF each
e-k.
The paper is put 10 press on lhh1s-
Nv 50 that it may be sent through inc
[ail- on f4rt,S-
Thi, is the >rrn., 4ewspnpcr published
| Orange County. and every citizen OF
/. county should take it and encOur-
he il. publication.
send TO thu Office. At once, notices OF
k,rri,ye.. ,l1ath., accidents. &c. in fac,
,.,,rhIng u Interest, and we will take
l%.a.orr b. Publishing. 1t Is the desire
h ,he EdirorSof this paper to publish a
,r-rla.s County newspaper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12
SCHEDULE NO. II.
DON'T GIVE UP.

The chances are all IN your tluor.
Thousands of cases Of Consumption,
CHlcrr!., Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Bronchitis, aud other chronic dis
tascs-some of a most painful and
desperate charac,cr--have b.eu cured
IN the last thirteen years Ivy Com
pound Oxygen. II you are a sui
terer from any di.ease which your
physician has failed to relieve, don't
despair. Write to Drs. S,arkey &
I'alcn. llU9 Guard Street, I'hiladel-
phia, giving them a clear Statement,
% your case, and ask an opinion a.
II .unr chances Of recovery under
her new N,.aIiziug Treatment. Il
~W cost You nothi"y, as they make
no rh"rye for constitution. Accom-
psnying their reply you will receive
such documentary evidence of their
honorable character as physicians,
aud such direct and emphatic ,esti-
mony IN regard to what Compound
Oxygen has done and is dong for
suffering humanity, that you will b.
able To decide for yourself the ques.
ZION whether or not TO put faith in
them and the new remedy which
they are so widely dispensing.
1t, however, you do no, wish &c
consult them at presen', drop a pos
tai card and ask them 10 send you
their Treatise on Compound Oxy
gen. From thus you sill gam al
the information required to get al
in,cliigen, idea ct the nature aid &C
ton of this new remedy fpr chronic
diseases. and so be able to judge to'
yourself whether or not IL VIII bt
beneficial in your own case, a. it has
Leen in thousands OF others. See
advertisement in this paper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12

- communication published in
my amt Nary Jonrndi. Com.
r.f ) Is. Cosnlan. u. 5. N
'hai The consultations OF emi.
.,. naval and other surgeons, re
= ns his rheumatic attack, failed
l. a.''a him the siigh,es, relief
l.ca 'lce OF DR.. Hoyle he used ST
~, which wrought a com.
Il d, ana a. he says, wonderful cure.
oatr Moody, Esq, lawyer a,
49, al, was likewise cured Of
we Jptut trouble.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12
We have bad the seyeres, cold

We have bad the severes, cold
weather the past week that has been
known here for a long time. Last
Saturday snow fell all day, and on
Sunday morning the thermometer
was 5 degrees below zero. The min
ponds aud river froze over, and the
damage Zone to merchants and
dthen 10y the cold weather 'is con.
siderable. Monday was ve+y cold,
and on Tuesday rain fell nesrly all
day. That night snow fell 'again,
covering the ground where it had
been washed off by the rain. 4 cold
wind blew all day Wednesday.
-Tramps aud Migrants are pro
vidcd for in the new Code. Chapter
sixty-threc. volume two, says tina,
any person going about from place
to place begging aud subsis,irg on
charity shall be considered a tramp,
and punished by impri,onment in
the county gail tor sig months.
Trampa, when found in any persons
yard OF house, may be arrested by
anybody without warrant anJ car
ried before a magistrate, the party
making the arrest 80 I've entitled to
the same fee as Z sheriff.
Mr.. J. IL. Foster, Smith Grove,
n. e., says II could find no rel,et
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12

NEW GOODS
Ii You ~an, \ i ark SILK Dress,
II. y"u wait n {. iorrd Silk Dt,,.
Ii ."n Wan, a Back Ca-h.,,c
Dress,
Ii v"n ~.:.ta Cnl.rcl tl~hm, q
DresA
Il -" wait A. O man W.,>,v.k
Dr><. (
II ..n MAI, 4 l',f>:an W"r>,cl
Il ,"n ~A,.i \ Moha;r D,vs..
|. y"n .an: aps kini IF . Wn~
,ci Dress.
II You van, I;rocal, Silk.
II o ~an, Black or C.,l.e,.l
Satin.
!: y" MAJ 4Vhr r'c'?e.' l'.i",..
II ."n want Good Really MAIDS
Clothing.
1t YIN Want Snperinr Groceries,
|: . van, All Kinds of Hard.
ware
;.
~" ''.'e> ~ i'''
a'.i Caps,
II w Nnn, AL X n,l> If Nr>i,al.h
+, .., ,,,,,.. ...
"""' ''N'i'H NJ ~"
PRICES.
Call on
;. -.
'
Nuuur Ia
n.,. ''
NYlIi. KEEP tD\>rA\IIN
w
..r:tf.Hi" OF INK
II !, =,
RESI- RIO aud
,..n.
6. No.. c,,,,,,,n
- '">'"r
Inr' AM Itch nAlRl CHEESE.
MOI. ASSES
E:.n.:nl li,h, >,,,,nx.
..,,.\ nr,I
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12
OFFICE OF THE OR
ANGE COUNTY OBSERVER
Is O\ CHUKTON ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STORE.

II " M VIVA 81 Wv En-
HAYES G9RCG STOKE.-@
Colds are common.
Gall and pay your subscription.
IL need the money.
Proceedings Of County Com
n.oncrs next week.
sec notice OF a stray COW taken
by Washington nicxS.
II e skating parties must have
bjoyrl themselves Ga the river las,
louisy.
Be on guard agaius, colds and
neumonla. The breakup OF a cold
Iap i. the time when sickness gets
b lA WORK.
-M..,rs -. NJ. Laws, i. \. Rose
pond aud "lhcs1 rhi; w some very
it,. ice Monla\--:he best ice seen
|trc Tor many Years.
MI Chester ID. Turner having
<ysn.I .hc position .: jsilor, MIR.
{. Lava, hy appointment OF the
Sheriff, succeeds h,m.
We IL .,al 10 know liat ice
J. III tie Ilrn,rt,I next sumner. Il
khI require a good deal To keep on,
>%ottical friends aud enemies COO.
Married, at the residence oil
bir James II PRATT, on The 23i ct
DC, lss3, Mr.. G.. w. Garrarh I"
Pi.~ ). & Liuk, by Rev. J. II Lyon.
The Lnui~e Needle Caskct con
lNn> 10 large eyed imported nee
H.. Pace only % cen,o. Cali
~. office aud purchased package
before they are al! sold
On yonn. friend, Mr.. Samuel
smith, formerly in the employ
s'cnt OF Mr. Jas. 4. Cheek, at this
lI'c', i. now in charge 81 Mr.
y heck. bar \, Raleigh.
AT the residence Of the mn.hc,
q the bride, Mrs. Sarah Neal, Dec,
y'h, 1888, Mr.. a. a. Lynch aud
Dr. Matuv 4 Rhue. were united ir
Aa-iage ny Robert MrCauley, Esq
On Jan ls,, 1884, in the towr
Durham, Mr.. James Lowe, o
i'aIelgh, was married 10 NJ lss Kate
Turner, {. Is. Green, Esq offer
sHns We extend our c~ongra,ula
'""s and wash them a long and hap
|fy lie.
,-Mr. +. J. Parrish has Dough
y ntrrrs, Of Mr.. J. w. Blackwell
The Warehouse at Durham. n.
se|cr place to sell your tobacc.
r. with + } Parrish. Read VIII.
says III his card ITO the Public
\ or Advertising columns.
\ chili's greatest enemy is worms
"ho can calculate the misery an,
s4aeFins a child has to endure VII,
infested with worms? Shriner'
-" ermi:uge will destroy an
fAPel worms tron both children an,
|''''' Only 25 cents a bottle.
We earn tina, it ia an almns
'.eafd OF thing for a magistrate t
Pad a marriage fee. Now this
rSat While magistrates d
ctA'se a fee. they would no, r.
one They oush, n, leas, b
'"ohs 10 meet EXPENSES.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12

Mr.. J. II. Foster, Smith Grove,
n. e., says II could find no rel,et
from indigestion uu,a I used Browns
Iron Biiters."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12

! re''" " W. \ IT,. =. D'u:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12
MONDAY, FEB. 18th. iSSl,

the following property to-wit
1. The property, rights and franchise
of the State University Railroad Com
pany situated and being in Orange
county. and run ing from University
Station to the town of Chapel Hill.
II. William Stanly's remainder of the
homestead. or rever>iouary interest in
homestead. laid off to him Sept. 18th.
1888. Acknowledgements Of Samuel Couch,
John Couch. w. A.. Strayhorn and
others. containing 1s0 acres more OF
less.
All to satisfy above execute ms and
costs.
This 2nd day Of Jam. 1884.
John X. uIGHFS }
Sheriff of OranSc County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12
PECIA
I HOPE no GET INTO THE NE,

HOPE TO GET INTO THE NEW
Store by the last OF this month Jan
uary) | have been al q very heavy
expense getting this house fitted up
tor convenience OF myself and Gus
toners. 1t will be one of the most
convenient as well as one OF the
h~andsolnest and most substantial
s,orehouses in North Carolina. |
will need every cen, that is due me
on the books and otherwise, TO star,
i, off. | hope every one that owes
me, no matter how small the amount,
will come in and pay up at cnce, I"
enable me t help you another year,
| need your help now.
C.. NJ. PARKS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12
[FOr the Obser<er.
By E.. w. o


For the living know that they shall
die but the dead know not any,
thing."-Ecclesiastes 8 ch., 9Th V.
All: tell me not in hncy's flight.
That in the intorregnum night.
When earth returns To earth again,
That soul and spirit are in pain,
In that eternal 'fame.
All tell me not infancy''s fash,
Which often mukeS the truth to clash.
That there are flames beneath the
grOund.
Where souls in multitudcs abound,
In THAT eternal round.
All tell me not in FIR cy's boast.
That each dead soul 4 living ghost,
In heat shut up in dark abyss,
With flames that 10 each other kiss,
L. one eternal hiss.
IT'S Got like God. nor like His Son,
Who gave His life to save each one.
That all who in His grace Uiu trust.
Shall only sleep atesiE in dust,
Then liUe with Christ the Just.
There is a point beyond this breath.
That P 'one knows in passive death
Ifse Resurrection gives a life.
Which puts an end tn sin aud strife.
While SOdOm.s flames are rife.
VICK's FLORAL GUIDE Here it
is again, brighter and better than
ever the cover alone, With it's deli
cate tinted and background and its
dish of gracefully arranged flowers,
would en,,tle it to a permanent
place ~ every home. The book
contains the beautiful colored plates,
is full Of illustrations, printed on the
best of paper, and is filed with Just
such information rs is required by
The gardener, the farmer, those grow
ing plants, and every one needing
seeds OF plants. The price, only ten
cents, can he reduced from the first
order SEN for goods. All parties
any way Interested in this subject
should send at once 10 James Wick,
Rochester, N. T., for the Floral
Guide.
SCHEDULE NO. II.
Train No. 81, Mail, going East,
arrives at 1ii!lsboro, 1l:49, a. m.
Train No. SO, Mail, going West,
arrives at HiIlsboro, 1908, y. III.
Tram No. IS, Freight, gong East,
arrives at IlilIstr,ro, 8:3S, D. ~.
Tam No. IS, Freight, goirg
West, arrives at Hlakhoro, HOP,
I'm. J. &. COOLEY,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLLNA.(
~ ORANGE COUNTY.
SUPERIOR COURT,
Dec. 3lst. 1888.


Dec. 3lst, 1888.
James w. Riley, Administrator Of Cope
land Riley. Us.
Nathaniel Riley, Martha J. +. W. Riley.
Quinten Riley. Jane r. Harkey. JAS.
X. Riley. Sarah Riley. Rosa ID. Riley,
Henrietta a. Riley and Charles Riley
heirs of John w. Riley. Susan Riley.
tornclia A.. Riley and Thos. ". Riley.
heirs .ot Thomas W. Riley. deceased.
In this cau>c it appears t" the salts
faction OF the court, that the heir. "t
john w. Riley, deceased. to-wit: Sarah
f.. Harkey ami heI husband -- liar
key. James K. Riley. Sarah Riley. R"S:.
ID. Riley. Henrietta \. Riley and Cha>.
Riley are necessary parties TO the pro-
cceding>. and are nOll-resident> of the
State. it is therefore ordered that publi-
cation be made ilf the ORANGE COUNTY
OBSERVER. It newspaper published IN
the town of llill>borO. for six successive
weeks commanding the said nnn-rrsi-
dent defendants to be and .aplcar bef"r.
the Clerk of the Superior Court for o.
anye county at his Office III uilishOro on
the 5th day of March. 1884. ~ plead. an-
>wer or delnur to the complaint filed ~
judgment will he rendered for the :cliri
demanded in sad comI l%ai,,t;
WITH - l'riln jones. tA.rk OF the
superior Court If Orange county. tit
3l>t DE embcr, lSS3.
PRIDE JONES.
Clerk superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12
Ul'

At my home } miles forth Of Cniver-
sity Station. Il stray COW. With a crop of
of the lett ear. pale red aud horned.
The owner can have the same by prov.
ing property and paying cost of adyer-
Using and other charges Apply TO
WASHINGTON lIIt rs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12

No Hons1 WI die Of Collie. nors OF Lcus p
v1H. II foutx'S Powden are oeed Ii time.
Youtxt Powder viii cure and prevent Hoe CDoiSSA..
routxs Povden win prevent GAYDs IL IOWA
touzS Powden viii increase the quantity Of MIX
and cream twenty per cent. and make the butter ar1
md sweet.
FoutxS Powder win cure or prevent almost Bvunf
OIAxAsx 70 which Homes and Cattle are subteet
forrzs PowDsRs WILL 0Ivy SATlsvAcTIoH.
Bold every where.
DAVID =. YoUrs, Proprietor.
DAbfIAo11, H.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS



DY VIRTUE or THE FOLLOW
ID ing executions to me objected from
the Clerks of the Superior Courts Of Or
angc anil Durham cot-ttieS respectively,
in the following cases tO-wit: NJ. 994-
Il. Z. Stravhorn Sad others W.. The
State University Railroad Company.
and John l.. Markham vs., w. II. Hicks
and William Stanlv | Shall vrll for cash
Ia the highest bidder..at the coHrt house
IOnr in EillvhOrn IN
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08

The annual meeting of the Glen House AS.
ISOLATION was held in the grand parlor Of the
Glen House Saturday evening. The members
of the City Guard, active company and, veter-
ans were voted in as members Of the associa-
ton. Speeches were made by Hon. s. A.
Hubbard OF the Hartford Courant, H.T. Sper-
ry and others.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Voted that the Hon. A. A. Strout of Portland be
House Association.
Voted, that Sterling Dow of Portland. be and he
hereby is authorized, directed and impoweree to
furnish the flags and raise the same at the opening
of the Glen House in 1885.
Voted that the thanks of the City Guard the City
Guard Battalion, their guests and members of the
Glen House Association be and they hereby are ex-
tended to Mr.. G. r. Miliken for the generous and
elegant manner in which he has entertained them
on their present visit
Voted that Mr.. Milliken be and he hereby is cor
daily invited to return visit at his earliest con-
venienee.
made an honorary member of the Hartford City
Guard for life.
In reply to loud call by those present Mr..
Milliken made an exceedingly felicitous
speech, thanking the members of tho associa-
ton and others present for their kind words
and complimenting the City Guard for their
noluloriy uoaI1ng ana Inelr g6ntlomanly con-
duct. He felt honored he said that his invita-
ton to visit the Glen had been accepted by so
many gentlemen from Hartford. He should
take he said the earliest possible opportunity
to return their visit. At the conclusion of his
speech he was loudly applauded and the
Guards gave HIM nine of their peculiar cheers.
Mr.. Hubbard then spoke briefly of their ex-
cursion and the great enjoyment it had afford
ed all those who had participated and then Of
Tered the following resolution which was
unanimously adopted.
RESOLVED: That the thanks of those who have tax
en- part In the excursion of the Hartford City Guard
veteran Corps and Active Co., to Portland, the
Glen House and the White Mountains are due to H
L. Sperry for originating and planning the excur-
sion and for his tndefatigable attentions to every
detail looking to our pleasure and comfort without
which attention and labor his part the excursion
could not have been one of such constant enjoy
ment.
Mr.Sperry was called forward and in response
said he was exceedingly grateful to the gentle
men present for their kind words and only
hoped that each one had enjoyed the occasion
as much as he had. He had been present at
many meeting of this kind, but had never par
ticipated in one that had been 60 thoroughly
enjoyable as the present. M r a
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08
Opening of the Chapman House.

The Chapman House at Rock-boand Parl
will open tonight. The members of the city
government, prominent persons from Boston
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the
members of the press, and many residents o.
the island, have been invited to the opening
and the attendance will be large and also be
select. 1t is expected that a pleasing enter
tainment will be contributed by well known
artists who will be guests, and there will bt
dancing in the great dining hall. Arriving al
an early hour, the visitors will have oppor
tunity, before dark, to view the elegant
grounds, and the evening will pass with music
and dancing.
The steamer Mary w Libby will leave Gus
tom House Wharf, Portland, at 3 p. M, car.
rying free all attending the entertainments
and leaving Trefethen's, on the return trip tc
the city, at IL o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08
RMs0 Ball,

A game Of ball between the South Lining
ten and the Groveville boys at South Lining
ton, July 4th resulted in favor of Greveville,
the latter club scoring % to 8 of the former.
The game of base ball between the Portlands
and John L. Writings of Boston to-day, will
bs very interesting. In the commercial league
the Writings stand at the head, having lost
not single game this season. The Portland
nine will be made up about the same as on
the Ath. McGlinchy and Leighton will be
the battery.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08

The Hull Yacht Club arrived in this harbor
at p. m. yesterday. The following yachts,
from the list mentioned in yesterdays PRESS,
formed the squadron: Schooners Brenda,
Co nmodore G. A. Perkins; VII, Capt W. n.
Crane; White Cap, Capt. D. 81. Rice; Alice,
Capt W. L. Lockhart; cutter Ella May, Capt.
G.. II. Tyler; schooner Tempest, Capt. a. F.
Whittier; sloop Nimbus, Capt. B. Jenny, Jr.
Besides these boats there were the following
from the Eastern Yacht Club: schooners
Caroline, Capt. Norton; Dorothy Co., Capt.
E. Quincy; cutter Ilien. Capt. Paddford; sloop
Viva, Capt. Benson. and sloop Edith.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08

The regular monthly concert OF the Turner
Island Mission Sunday School which was held
last evening was success in every particular.
The recitation composed by Mrs. Batchelder
and rendered by a class of little girls called
"The Sunbeams" deserves special mention land
also the male quartette. In fact, every schol-
Ar that took part did well. There was an I'M
usually large and appreoiative audience pres
ant
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08
CITY AND VICINITY.
Water as Fuel.

We take pleasure in calling the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of the New
England Heat, Light and Power Co, to be
found In another column of this issue.
This is the wonderful water-gas process,
discovered and invented by DR.. Charles Hol-
land of New York. Referring to the operation
Of the &c, Holland" water-gas burning loco
motive, Hon. Samuel Babcock, President of
the 81. & g. V. R. r. Co., says sit has genera
ted 100 lbs. of steam from cold water in AZ
minutes. The trial as to cost of fuel is Al cents
per mile against 81 cents with coal, and re-
gard its performance as extraordinary. The
6upt. of Grant Locomotive Works, Mr.. Evans,
says, 1.-THE FIRE, beyond question, is the hottest
and cheapest that can be made under steam
boiler. 1t is only within few months that
this great invention has been perfected. A
company composed of some of the most sub
stantial and thoroughly practical men in all
New England, after having at great care salts
fed themselves of the substantial merits Of
this system, have purchased the patents and it
is now, for the first time, offered to the New
England public for investment Surely the
utilization Of water gas as fuel bespeaks an age
of progress.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08

John WiusIow Jones-In Insolvency.
Judge Virgin of the Supreme Court OF
Maine has refused to grant stay of proceed
ings in insolvency commenced against Mr..
Jones by his creditors. This leaves his estate
under the operation of the insolvent law, and
at a meeting of his creditors yesterday 81. M
Sylvester was elected assignee who willlad-
minister upon the assets. 7hh-es
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08
Greenunnd 17nrden

The Pavilion at Green wood Garden is now
open, and entertainments will be given both
afternoon and evening. Wrigbt's brass band
and orchestra furnish music, and Levanion
and Mccormick appear in their astonishing
mid-air flights. Mr.. Harry Fielding and Miss
Maggie Walker, assisted by Don Hatch, appear
in the operatic sketch, Scraps" and there
are several other specialties introduced which
ale we'll worth seeing. A ticket by the Union
line admits to all without extra cost cas-
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08
Real Estase Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in this
county have been recorded at the Registry of
Deeds:
Portland-Benjamin F. Noble to Hannah Pran-
cisco, land and buildings. 1915.
Observation-Disclosures Lamb to Charles W. Bailey,
land. $500.
William W. Lamb to Josiah D. Mari, land $175.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08
Ward Three.

Special meeting of the Blaine and Logan Club of
Ward Three WEDNESDAY EVENING July g. at
o'clock to arrange time for raising the flag to be
presented by the Republican ladies of the ward. ALI
members are requested ia be present.
Per order, FREEMAN T. MERRILL, Pres.
e. A. CHASE, Sec.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08
Ward Two Attention.

There will be meeting of the Republicans Of
Ward Two at the Ward Room on WEDNESDAY
EVENING at 2. 45 O'Clock for the purpose of organ
izing Blaine and Logan Club. All who have signed
the call for the club and all interested in the cleo
ton of Blaine and Logan are requested to be pre-
sent. Per Order
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-08
Ward Five.

The regular meeting of the Blaine and Logan
Club Of Ward Five is postponed until MONDAY Ev
ENING, July IA.
JOHN H. FoGG. Pres.