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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1884-12-11

Why is life like harness. Because
life contains traces of care. lines of
trouble. bits Of good fortune, breach
es Of good manners, and 5ridted
tongues. and every one has a ing to
pull through.
Rev. DIR. Blanchard is over seventy
years old. The Republicans think he
! is old enough to have known better.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1884-12-11
These are the Prices That Tell the Tale

800 pair extra heavy pants, all
sizes, for men and are cheap for So
so; to close out with the remainder
they will be slaughtered at 81.
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Patronize Home Iustitutions.

We have been shown a piece OF
''all wool beaver" cloth that is being
sold by the $75 package men in this
vicinity. These men make up s75
package Of goods Of great variety
and viii not sell less than 3 package.
Now taking this sample Of sall
wool beaver cloth" as a sample of
the other goods in the SIS package,
there is anything but a bargain in the
lot. The scrap before us shows for
itself, and is more than half cotton.
One winters wear will finish any gar
ment made from it, and although it
looks smooth and perfect, it is as
shoddy as can be gotten up.
The men who sell these packages
of goods have right to do SO under
existing law-more is the pity-but
We fail to see why any man, or wo-
man will patronize itinerant peddlers
or dealers, sending their money away
from home and buying many articles
they have no use for. What sense is
there in giving these package men
your note for $75, to run 90 daysI
The ncte is sold to the bank at dis
count and the time will soon roll
round when it must be lifted.
1t seems to as that every man
should practice patronizing home IN
stitutions. There is everything in
favor of this way Of doing business.
And for the same quality of goods
no peddler can give better bargains
than the home merchants. There is
no use in denouncing the peddlers-
they have a right to peddlc their
goods. 1t is the people who patron
,ze them who are to blame. II the
county is built up and its diversified
Interests advanced it must be done by
standing together, working side by
side and supporting each other in
business. In this way we keep our
money in circulation at home instead
of sending it away in the pockets of
men who viii never be seen in the
county again. Read the advertise
ments in your home papers and trade
with the men who ask your patronage
and who will give you better goods
and better bargains than any itinerant
dealer.-Richmond (Mo.) Democrat
These same travelling sharps have
been working Audrain county within
tho Iest fow davs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-19
IHE HEKALD DALLAs, TEXAS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1854.
a Dsctor'e wife.


Dr. w. J. Gisbon, Of Clarendon, Arb. doe,
qra'e large practice ana stands high as medi-
cal gentleman. His wiie's lingering condition
oecame 50 we'll knevn, that reporter sccosted
him on the streets Of Memphis, one, day, when
the following dialogue was had:
doctor, l am glad to leGIn that YOUR wife
has Eegaincd her health after several year, Of
misery and suffering"
Yes, sir, eho is now quito restored to health
to the great establishment Of IDJss!f and all who
knew her 4"
Have you any objection to telling mo hen
complaint and the rernedyi'
None In the least. She labored under an
aiilc'on peculiar to the sex, attended with less
OF appetite, emacstion rrostYation, impaired sc.
eretons' cold exhsmi,ies, Mysteries, eonslrn,
headache, extreme nervousness, and was bed.
hidden over three years. My skill and that Of
other physicians was exhausted and She waa
giyenup to die. Some one mailed me the Formulas
Tor DR.. Dromgoole's English Female Bi.ers.
iprocured few bottles and placed her upon its
use and i, cared her Ike magic. 1t is a won.
dcrfnl medicine, and take pleasure in recon-.
mending it to all women who need tonic ar
female regulator"
Sold by al dealers at $r.cs. If sick, serd for a
IS cent book ERIE.
j. P. DRoMGooLE h co,
Louisville, KY
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leaves r. 4 =. Depot ..,. 5.i5 4. 81
NOS. S01 and S& run between Forth Worth
and Marshall daily except sunday. Nos. SDl,
Sh ana %b5 take rps's NJ the Undion DppCt,
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rexas " Pacific.

No. st Louis Express tdaiiyjj.. 80 :. n
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RELIEF FROM sick headache, drnwSi.
ness, nausea, di2ziueSs, pnin in the side,
70, guaranteed To those using Carers
ittle Liver Pills. These complaints are
early alwal scaused nv torpid liver and
pnstipated bowels Restore these ar
'sans 70 their pioper functions and the
ronble ceases. Carter's Little Liver
ellis Wilde this evory time. One nil
- dose. Forty in vial. Price .
cents.
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B@iiey'S Saline AperieTaes
WHAT 10 IT'S

It "a cheap, mild, effective and delightful lar.
stive or purg alive, intended as 4 substitute ior
drastic and nausea,inq plls. 1t cures constips
uIa, ol,iousness SICK headache, and 10 specially
confined life Itisa white powder and efserye.cse
hkr soda water, and Is as pleasant. 1t docs not
gripe hoi sickrn aid ia always ready. Put up /,
aree 6ot,lesand sold at 50 cents by all Druggists,
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AN AGED BAPy1-r ''s Q
Two More Jn,.

o, Your agent being in c l'na. Case, \
9"yS 90, and me TIM tho 1nlpbus, Ga y
d - auphell. we ASK 4 hIIeeaenble N
ms reply va, ~ hay u nm for ny
! SHres effected by swln,s ~ ~ more INN.
rus y,eherab e man Is Endmchs 10 W.
or nus hreInittiug A,b rg uwa lar and
n"l or tDe poor o. Colpmbns ioyeM n
mem oered that Z e SwiCi Sn / WHY
hai'd quite an amount nr TpeciRc GU
lclne, To be disiiihu cd .iieir t,nlots
among thup o ofthe ci,ru,y ~ Csm.f
He said: IVY hence hNsu
81 have Just seen a lady r..
y annoyed by u letter IN "no hns hem.
IL hai given hel much troov.s, Of her
ians dn,. nav ,,o en- lreate, by s.r y pan
The old r1 ~ AZ past thr.e or ion, ,al w
III ' .nnsuss o4t VI hOul riy,sSesl a
tnI /, fnnr ~ hl Ses sa'. SH SpecIsns aqi
fec, y ,"up Poi les and ism an v.uv, al
49,. IT, vel ne hand is sm"GpptpSsryn!l! Y
ons s -, s,gil OF tne disease lefl, and
~ "a i h", .,t's IieI cine rrn0ya,cv y ~;
az ~ hht about the other case,s 'heN;
o,"t,i' Intt was n lady also. 49,.
SnocI q WIN me nc elna for ,on ne AaA
me, nailu> and arms, ms eli ", al
W. covered over with sores ma ~ le n
was one OF the pOrst cn,e es ona "a N
uisrase INIT have e, or ,een Vi INST vi
oi the poor creature was be1ondI heits.|
she tried every remedy nj tc cop,. eiE.
ing mercury 0ud iodid, CT " nn Sitat
" gre WorFe. she WAC IN a.. sa i
"aCh iirrt - tnr SO u nIhnl1i,
taxing Sw us Specific, and ,hn pAh4 y
Rem two bottles. b,it ev no e'mS
discus" has almost entiro',. nnAt AZ
Her strength and sener., heo,,, uns'aea.
improved. 1t Ia on. 0s the m ' ", usNa,
cures na' has come under nv ~ lelAl
"Nr. Campbell, II law, "p'ei'ds
va led experience In minrlinsn u WI, lost
Observing tNtlr Htiliction WIN mi,
ustd-wh It's your npinion" rs 10 ' =, lt1a
OF Swif Is spec flc?n 10 ~ Tue n
Ina minia'ryOf sixty wears h
Sltd with every class of socletr 1--WE
Ived closely the variety of jlSa ,u nav
Snlict umanliy, Blond dlS S'as''ses y
most mum nus and On, n, =, lave Me
remove. II Is my dcliber 70 nd. u,,lce'
swift . Specific Is tpc = ,niesi Slo, ''l ! ~
CIV rdi overed There l. noISi T,o q pa
be To- 1t Fhrr i othing to n'' ,,a com
about SwifI', Speciiic.n = wv soou q
Tire tisC on Blood nd SIX n n,so.
ire TUF WITT SpFWrlc Co ~ y y
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NINIH'IUFN INIWtIVN,
j. W. urahaui, wholesale druggist, of
Nnsiln, Texas, writes; III have heen
andling DR. VIM. Hall'S Balsam
" the luhgS, Tor the past year,
Fnd have found it Que of the
lost sslablo medicines | have ever had
my house for coughs, cntds, aud
ven consumption, always giving antire
abstraction. Please send mo another
.ross,n
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no Effect of Hard Tunes Upon business.
We have in stock, about 2,NW hnvs
-chool AMI children's suits. We offer
mem at cost, which will enable every
'ov IN Dallas to wear a warm winter
~ait at a very ow price.
REtNH NRpr, the Clothier,
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.

New YORK, Dec. lS-Noney laliS, closed
offered |; prime mercantile pape s,4g6:
lerling exchange, r. Il steady; iSl sight, Isl
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90 to the and Orent stare opposite
ne HERALD office, for any kind Of TOYS;
i*anta Claus Tor children. MIR. Moore
selling them lower than anyone else
in town.
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twenty Dollars WORTH OF Clothing for
Ten Dollars,
We have invested tnousand of dollars
1T recent forced sales In the cast. We
guarantee good $40 suit, which sold ina
former years at $50.
RINHARDT, the Clothier.
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No mother SHOULD be- without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY
which cures all female diseases and
makes all women happy.

10 make a good salad dressing in the
o,dinary way good Condiments, plenty
~ time and no little skill are essential.
"urkee's Salad Dressing supplies ali
me prerequisites. Sold everywhere.
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.mmense stock of uaa paper. the lat.
" designs and coiors. are being n.
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ATLANTA sept. ~ ls., Vhch.
think =. g. $. u ve,v i 10 - rom ~.
y Gl,ro,tI ulSeoSe and at hue we femdSt
''''' "'ihs tonic JANpsssmns tlnis
Chief r,,nh.v. kSlI
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Kidney Troubles.
DON'T dose for kidney affections. Use
>sterna,ly one Benson's Capclne Porous
riaster over tn" kidneys.
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Music boxes, the hist assortment ever
brought TO Dallas, NJ &. II. Edwards.
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MEn,n,A,r.

DR. FL GENE nrT,,>,--c-,
~ made us his as, s, auA On
70 sell his neyer-fa;,,nat Iortn
Com ubial Res,oraiinnas REMEDY a
affected with nervons or Vit1-
pr PROC, %'9 la aii Kindred disessaly, los Il
cs Vser re , nus circular rrnm Ss, Should
AZ o on. Oh n ,he diseases abovss nich /. N
az ",'ge procure from ms e nientlon1
remedy CSnApress, the my my p
Nv re,. y h nt Druggists 4 BALM
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Al kinds oi 'eurnv-s. weiner wurs,
~ s~' fsr@' s-saA.. ,iJ n,,n sl,cr,
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COTTON.

THERE is no feature to-day The market,
closed dull. Prices ara relatively higher IL
his country than In Liverpool.
DALAAS sPOTs
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lVERItJ,Ii.
{. .tIsractorY EYIhencn

Nosr- '"o,"d; New Yory dull; New Or
ans, steady; LiverrI.. dull; calves y ,
uiet.
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Insure your homes with Smith a
tati. agents Tor Trnnsatlartie.
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Pullman Sleepsrs Colorado, Fort Wortl
ana Dallas "a New Orleans without change

anu DaiIhS 20 new Orleans without change
lkAiNk PASS EALLAs.
GoISG EAST n. Il p. DEPOT.
No. "a, IT. LONE h1presf .. T:5L A.
Leaves Union Depot S.l5 A n
NO. l5l San Antonio EXP. arrives 1850 p. IA
No. BIG, Local Passenger ........ l;lO i, N
No KIN. leaves Union Depot Ian p A
GOING WET UNION DEPOT
80. dVi, California Express, arr .6;25 II. Nj
No. ~, CalilOrnis Express, Tvs s:45 p Nj
EeaVe La P.depot. e:65 p. "
70 SVS, Ocal Passenger, arr ,..... 1853 Z. NJ
w. 80 !" al Passenger, Pvs....., 300 p. n
Gea,ss !.S depot .... 8:l0 p. u
No. lbS, San Antonio Express, ives
T. 4 p Depot. NINA
Nos. S5 and S0S run between Fort Wort,
md Marshall daily, except Sunday, Nos. rs
md l5S connect at Fort Worth with trains 1,
md from Colorado. Nos, SaI. SOl and M
axe meals at the Union depot
solid trains FL Paso 70 ST. Louis, Also Da,
M 10 San Antonio, etc. Fast time FIRST clas.
qulpment. sure connection.
See tnat our ticket read. via, the rexas .
pAcihc nalIwny.
FOR maps, time tables, tickets, rates ana Nj
equired Information, call Oh or address
T.. y. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, ~ Main Street. dallas. To,
HIP. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texa.
~. b. W. MCCULLOUGH,
W. n. NEWMAN,
Irsthc Manager, Galveston, Texas
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4 BERNArHN BEUS.
n AuorneY .-at -LhW.
Mckinney, Tex.
". NJ, AbbkNAri ~. ". e.. t0,tESATHNi
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fhio pure wine 10 n simple vege- Y
able extract without Intoxicating \
Qualities, and has proved to be the
most astonishing TONIC FOR WOMEN
inown to raedicai science.
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME GARD,
Houston a Texas Central.

No. New Orleans and Galveston
Express daily. 5:s0A IA
No. l2.Mixed to Corsicsna lex
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29

The PRESS mentioned several attempts at
highway robbery on the road from Portland to
Deering a few nights ago, and now has another
%one,-this time successful which occurred
Sunday night. Mr.. @. Il. Kilby, editor of the
Odd Fellows Register, who is lame, was met
on the Maine Central railroad track, between
Lincoln and Pearl streets, by a man, who de-
manded his pocket book. Mr.. Kilby struck at
the man with his cane, when the robber
knocked hin down, tore open his vest, and
took his pocket-book, containing a sam of
money, stamps and valuable papers. The rob-
Der then flung Mr.. Kilby over the embank-
ment, and escaped. A fine nickel.plated re-
volver was picked up near the place of the On
counter Yesterday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29
WAdding.

At the CATHEDRAL of the immaculate Con-
ception yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Peter A.
Clarity, the popular second head waiter at the
New Adams House, Boston, was united in
wedlock with Miss Alice F. Diamond of this
city. The ceremony was performed by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Healy, in the presence of a large
number Of relatives and invited guests. Af-
ter the ceremony a reception was held at the
residence Of the brides parents In this city,
which was largely attended. Mr.. John Fl.
Gantley, operator in the Western Union, at
Boston, OBLIGATED as g~roomsman, and Miss
Sadie T. BROMLEY of this city acted as brides
maid, The newly welded couple were made
the recipients Of many beautiful presents ap-
propriate to the occasion, and testifying to the
high esteem in which these young people are
held by their many friends. At the close of
the festivities the bridal party left at an early
hour last evening for Boston, and the kindliest
wishes for the future follow them to their new
hume.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29

Raw and cloudy yesterday. Mercury 400 at
sunrise, 44o at noon, 40o at sunset; wind south
southeast.
Sebago Lake is higher than it has been since
1S4S.
We are glad to see Mr.. Charles Fessenden
oat again.
Don't forget the dolls loan party at the store
opposite the Plymouth church.
A correspondent requests to know why Con-
gress street was not lighted last evening.
The Railroad Commissioners nave finished
their semi-annual examination of the rail-
roads.
At the request Of County Attorney Coombs,
no report will be made public at present of
the fire inquest.
A meeting of the Maine Genealogical So
ciety will be held at the Public Library at 4
p. m. to. day.
A man, ugly drunk, drew q crowd to the
made on his way thither.
The usual gospel temperance meeting will
be held at the Mission this evening at 7.30
o'clock. All are invited.
The exhibition Of local art, under the direc-
ton Of the Society of Art, will open at the art
building, Thursday, May LIST.
A sailor on board the bark Anna Walsh,
lying at Railroad Wharf, fell into the hold of
the vessel Sunday night and was terribly in
iured.
The ball which will be given by the Ancient
Order of Hibernians, Friday night, will be as
popular as its predecessors. Chandler will
furnish the music.
The Stars defeated the Fakes at base ball
yesterday, by a score of 20 to l; and the
Young Franklins beat the Young Champions
by a score of 20 to 10.
There should be a liberal patronage of the
Associated Charities sale. No. 565 Congress
street is the place for delicacies, coffee, tea
and chocolate.
This Is a good paper to send to any Portland
man who is away from home, or to any one
whom you would like to have Informed about
the pushes Of the city.
Superintendent Peters of the Portland &
Rochester railroad declined to TAKE any COM
pensation for the special train over his road
6unday from Gorham, to Mr.. Murray's funeral.
Persons desiring to attend the Republican
State convention at Bangor Wednesday are
reminded that the State committee have ar
ranged for reduced fares. A special train will
leave Portland Wednesday morning. Full
particulars are given in a paragraph following
she call in the first column on the second page.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29
Boston Market.

BOSTON, April % The following were to-day's
quotations OF Butter, Cheese, Eggs, &c:
Pork-Long cuts, S18 5O@SI9; short cuts $500
10 so backs $40 50g20; light backs 10 60@$l9 8;
lean ends at S18 50@f9 prime mess, new, at
IS 50019 90: extra prime SIT; mess, new, Is so;
old SIT so; pork tongues $19@19 so.
Lard at 94@94ac " ib for ~tierces; 9Hs@N G for
lO-fb pals; 9A @loc for BIB pals; 1o9l0Ac
for Bib pals.
Fresh Beef-Fair steers at 9@91Sc y ID; choice
100lO1Ac; light Texan cattle 8I2@9c good heavy
binds at 12@l3c; second quality at S12@12c; good
heavy fores at IA OF 2c; second quality at 697c;
rlttles at 5000; ribs at $4,000; rumps I3@l5Ec;
10000; light 14@l7c.
~BeanS-choiee large hand picked pea at 2 Asa
az 80 $Y bush; choice New York small hand-picked
do at 2 6002 10; common to good at So 1901 SO;
2 80; choice screened 90 2 40@2 so; hand-picked
med 2 1892 so, and choice screened do 2 $500 40;
common beans 2 00@2 25; German medium beans
at 2 20@2 80; do pea 2 4O@2 30; choice improved
y~ellow-eyes at 2593 80; old-fashioned~ yeIlow-eyes
3 2003 20.
Apples-We quote No 1 Baldwins at "a 25a4 rs;
Western SO 50@4 90 " Dbl; russets at 81 2594 75.
Hay-Choice prime hay is quoted $16@S16 so %
ton fancy $17;medium to good $l6@S15 50;choice
Eastern fine at $13@$l4; poor at $12@$l3, with
Eastern swale at SO. Rye straw at SIS 5o@$14 so
and oat straw $40 y ton.
Butter-We quote Western creameriee at 29@3lc
for fine and 2602Sc for fair and good; New York
and Vermont diaries at 25@27c for choice; fair to
good at 23@2Ac and commonIat 18@20c initiation
creamery 21@23c for choice; Western ladle packed
at 19@2ocP ID for choice and 1898 for fair and
good; prices easier.
Cheese is quiet at 13K@15c for choice and extra;
and fair and good at lO@l3c.
Eggs 15@17c ~ doz for the different kinds.
Potatoes-Houlton Rose 40043c ~ bush, ARGOS
took and Eastern Rose at 35@4Oc. Prolifics 35@39.
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BaldingPbbl. .45OQE 90.
Evaporated " ID 1917
Dried Apples. ...9As@10
Sliced ...l0@1OH
Sugar.
Granulated " tb Tia
Extra C.,....,,......6B
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29

The Republicans of the First Congressional Dis
trict are invited to send Delegates to a convention
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29
DEMOLISHED.
A Runaway COllides with Two Teams
and after Leaving a Vehicle in Ruins is
Caught.

Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. D. W. F~essenden's
horse, which was attached to light carriage
was left alone for a moment on the lower part
of Congress street, and becoming frightened at
some object started upon the run toward the
western part of the city. AS the team passed
the City Hotel, it came in collision with one
owned by Mr.. George Milliken, and overturned
the carriage. The Milliken horse started to
run, but was stopped before he had gone far.
Meanwhile the runaway Kept on and in passing
through Congress Square, went crashing into
a large city street cart. The greater part of
the vehicle remained here; but the ami
NAL dashed furiously on with the shafts and
whifietree until a person stopped him in front
OF Cbafin's fruit store. Luckily no one was
in the team for there might have been seri-
GUS injury done.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29

SAN F~RANCISCO-Cld goth, ship Emily f Whit
ney, Rollins, Antwerp.
ASTORIA, 0-Sld 18th, ship Challenger, Ihomp-
son, San francisco.
Cid 18th, ship Merom, Thurlow, Queenstown.
PENSACOLA-Ar 10th. sch Gen A Ames, jaime.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, April %.
Breadstuffs are strong and more active. Winter
Wheat Flours are up fully 25c % Dbl and Spring
from 1O@15c higher. Pork and Lard are not quite
so firm; prices here remain the same, while at New
York to-day the market was off fully 25c on Lard
and a weak feeling on Pork. Sugar is in good de-
mand with an easy tendency; graduated is quoted
at 7as and Extra O6M; refners' stock in New
York is 1888 tons, against IA, $40 tons last year;
and refners' stock in:Boston is 2,672 tons, agains
IL, 1928 tons last year; total stock in -four ports in
all hands is 1866 tons against 1928, BOG tons
last week and 113, so6 tons last yeur.
The following are to-day's closing quotations Of
Flour, Grain, Provisions, &C.
Flour. Grain.
Superfne and old A.M.Corn,car lots. 20
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29
SPECIAL ADVERTISING RATES,

Advertisements appropriately coming under
the classification heads, WANTS, HELP WANT
ED, SITUATIONS WANTED, For SALE, To LET,
BOARD and RooMs and LOST AND Found, not
exceeding forty words, will be inserted in the
Daily Press one week for twenty-five cents,
il paid in advance.
When payment is not made I. .advance, reg
ular rates will be charged.
The large circulation of the PRESS makes it
the best medium for these advertisements
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29
DEATHS

In this city, April 81, MIS-. W. W. Thomas, aged
nearly 70 years.
CServices at her late residence, No. 1853 Danforth
street. to-day at 21& P. M. Funeral private.
In this city, April %, Alice G., widow of the late
Edward Deane, aged Al years.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, at
rear of 237 Cumberland street.
In Cape Elizabeth, Ellen c., widow of the late JAS
e. Mountfort. aged Al years 8 months.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at 21a O'Clock,
az the NJ. E. Church, Knightville.
April "a, Susan B., wife of the late Harrison
Blake. in the 6Sth year of her age. Interment at
Harrison, Me. MAINE and Boston papers please
copy
The funeral of the late Horace G. Harris will.
he held at the honse of VIM. A. jacobson, "A Win
ter street, at 2.30P NJ, on Wednesday, Both inst.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. W E. Gould celebrated their
silver wedding at their residence on State
street last evening with a family party. Mr..
Gould has been cashier of the First National
Bank for many years ana the directors desir-
ing to testify their appreciation of his services
presented him on this occasion with a superb
silver service.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29

The special sale of carriages at the Horse
and Carriage Mart on Wednesday next, is at
tracing considerable attention. 1t will be a
hne opportunity to purchase a carriage at a
very low figure. Previous to the sale will be
sold fifteen custom-made harnesses. See ad-
vartiRemant.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-29
w., T.,,m.. Bus Another Man

The reporter OF the PRESS made two errors
In giving the names of persons who spoke at
the so-calIed Independent Temperance
Meeting" on Sunday evening. Rev. S. f.
Pearson was not present. The person called
brother Pearson" who made q prayer and
professed that he had always been "a black
Republican and a temperance man" was Mr..
Edwin a. Pearson. The person introduced as
Or. Webster was not DR.. Charles e. Webster
he only DR.. Webster whose name is in the
'ory, but DR.. f. Webster. We regret the
CO given to two estimable gentl emen
stakes and appreciate their anxiety
ont Of that crowd.