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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13
Fire Record.

AT NBW BEDFORD, MASSACHuSGTTs.
New BEDFORD, MASS, Dec. I2.-Firn
this morning destroyed the large dry
goods store OF Haskell u Tupps. 1t ia
now burning the iewelry store of j. A.
Deter, the tailoring establishment of
Robert Gordon, and the shoe tore Of
Michael Cairns Tho whole fire DEPART
ment is out. Loss very heavy.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. II w. III. Groves
linseed oil works burned this evening
a quantity Of oil in the warehouse was
was saved. Loss, S3j coo. Insu' ed.
AT DETROIT.
DETROIT, Dec. H,-Shortly after s
O'Clock this evening the girls employed
IN the second story of Gray, roynton d
FoNs candy factory, c0rner Bates and
Woodbridge streets, were ter
ritied Mt the discovery of
tire breaking out n the rear
oi the room whore they worket.
\ rush was mado for the front part of
the building for the fire escape. In de
scendung the ladder one Of the girls fell
aud was slightly hurt. Three were
seen by tho window but
the flames burst through and
drove them back and were not again
seen unfit the flames were suhdued
w hen their bodies were discovered they
were near the window. There face.
were burned black, hut the bodies have
not been touched.
\ TOBACCO FACTORY.
! PETERSBURG, bee. - Tho larpc brick
/ tobacco iuctorv of Quarrcls 4 Jour.
burned To night. Loss, $4,000; iusu
! nMcn. SIb.NNO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

HELENA, Dec, Fin reply to an ca
orial, the Herald here tomorrow viii
print ette- from Gen, James 5. Bros
bin, vice president and chair
man of the national execu-
tive committee Of the cattle
Mems association, explaining the Oh
iecls and purposes of the st. Louis con-
yentiou. lie declares free ranges are
no longer praoti al or desirable, ard
says majority Of the cattlemeu OF the
United States favor the leasing Of tire
grass lands, q Texas cattle trail and an
animal industry bureau. The statemant
is made that one sixth OF eli the cattle
herds west OF the Missouri river, are
owned or controlled by Englshmen,
who feed their cattle on free American
Grass, and are gradually driving hmeri-
cans out Of the cattle business. The let.
ter appeals to Ihe people and to con grGss
to protect American cattle growers
against foreign capital, and in favor Of
cheap beef for homo consumption.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

ELDER JOE HARDIN, known as
weeping JOS" HARDIN, who preached
for some weeks TO large audiences at
this place, was struck blind night be-
fore last whilst conducting protractod
meeting at sherman. This is similar
sudden affection with that which belell
SAINT PAUL. with this importan. OK
eeption, that whilst the greatest of apos-
Ties was struck down In an effort to de-
stroy Christians, thomodern evangelist
was visited with his sore alllirtion whilst
earnestly endeavorlng to create them.
Mr.. HARpIN's sight, the HERALD Is
happy to say, returned after only twon.
ty-four hours duration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

BELvA says she is satisfied with the re-
suit of the election, and that sho carried
just as many states as the man with the
dropping eye-lids. She says the envi-
Gus may laugh and sneer because she
rides tricycle., bat she has capacity for
anything and could ride two of them at
once, if put to her utmost limit. BELvA
is irrepressible, tried by the tricycle.
test. She says 81, JOHN is a cold water
fraud, with not enough good whisky in
his composition to go into decent so
ciety.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

WIEN, in delivering the opinion Of the
supreme court in the Chinese immigra-
ton case, JUSTICE FIELD indicated his
regret that the Judicial decision was
what he announced, and suggested con-
gressional action, it seems, to the or
binary reader that the distinguished
jurist departed from tho correct judicial
course. 1t is the part ola judge to de-
eide what the law is, and not what il
should, nor an expression Of regret en-
tireiy comport with either the duty or
the dignity of so exalted position.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13
DALLAS COUNTY SCHOOL LANDS.

From a ioot-no,o OF MAJ. JonN HEN.
ny Brown, in the compilations OF the
city laws, 1t is shown that In addition
to her pro rata OF state school funds,
Dallas county owns a1out thirteen
thousand acres OF school lands in
Archer county, which, in November
lS'e, were leased for ten years at TO- &
cents per acre. yielding annually Sl,39l.
The county,in lS1S,sold its fourth league
Ni2S aores) in Wise county, for sS,i2s,
ON ton years annual payments, the
notes bearing 10 per cent. per amman,
Both this annual interest aud rents arc
added to the annual state fund foi
Dallas county and materially swells tn,
amount. The land in Wise county wa,
sold to actual settlers In 100 acre tracts
That Ia Archer county is u splondit
body &C land, leased to stockman, anc
is enclosed in wire fonce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

ENGLrsH courts having decided that it
is wrong for shipwrecked ana starving
sailors TO eat 81 man even though he was
within few gasp] Of doath, it is nov 70
bo hoped that all this threatening on the
part OF youeg men to "oat up" their
sweothearts because they lool; so sweet
will coase. You may feed her If you
choose on iJe cream, oysters, etc, but
the law positively prohibits the eating
Of such sweeimeats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

INDICTMENTS rave been found by the
United States grand jury, at Chicago,
against the secretary OF the Cook
county court, tho precinct clerk of
two wards and dozen or SO other
clerks. How indignant tho Immaculate
radicals become when fraud is at
tempted by Democrats! Why don't the
federal grand jury OF Cincinnati bring
in basket full Of bills against BULLDOG
ing deputy marshals?
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lN n late issue ol the HERALD It's views
On the present attachment law of Texas
were expressed, and the idea that they
should be amcnded-not ropealed-ad-
vanced. The HERALD also Ia pleased 10
500 that its views on the necessity Of IA
general insolvent law aro also belna
well received. With ploa In abate-
mont, SO that the truth OF the grounds
Of attachment could DO promptly tested
and a law requiring general division
among honest creditors OF failin.
business man, a false 'attachmeut neeu
not ruin a sound debtor, mar could
fraud, collnsIon aud dishouost prefer
'nce OF fictitious creditors he success.
hlily praoticod. Amendment of shs
prvscnt Law will aocomplish all Mis-.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
a BROKERS mARKET IN STOCKS.
Failures ut Evans lille, Indiana, and in
Rev York City-AlsO the Wrecks Of
Che Neek-iowa Goa Mine
Troubles 9th. News.

WAGES AND RENT REDUCED.
PITTS ORG, Dec. l2-Carmgia Bros u
Co., operating the Union Iron mills
have ordered a reduction of 10 to Is per
cent. in the wages of all employees, ex-
cepting those governed by the Almal
gam8ted association. The scales of re-
duction will go into effect next Monday.
About 900 men will bo affected. Tho
Isabella Blast Furnace company have
ordered 10 per cert. reduction of wage,
of all employees. 70 offset this, the rent
OF the company's houses has been re-
duced 10 per cont.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

NEW YORK, Dee. l2-M,mstcr Foster,
Thu afternoon, in the chamber of com.
merce, met special committees from
hat body appointed 20 couSiior the
Spauish-AWericm treaty. Other cum-
mittces from like bodies were present
from Boston, Baltimore, phiMdrlphia.
New Haven aud Puolnd, Maine, Mr..
NSter explained the proposed treaty
and the history urhis r.rlad to affect B..
adding Ina, Lis wi>'i.U had r,S,rlep Ia
rno timp was drvatrd uD,Iy To- Inc
putting ut questions %, thu~n present ~
Mr. Foster, rel give 10 tho treaty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13


The Dallas HrRALD has some sensi,
HE remarks about q ''senseless laid
upon tho state credit. -"8Nahnchie
Mirror
The Gazette wants a railroad built
from Fort Worth 10 NaNaAachie. Ii
says n large business could be done in
The sale of loaded Jugs. Waxahaebie is
n local option town aud at present bal
las is getting rich hv furnishing the
jugs Biouham Banner.
No Intelligent negro has any fear that
his constitutional rights viii be threat
ened by Democratic supremacy. Those
who are 80 stupid as to fear it, are too
stupid to be reached bv argument or as
sur4noes.-I Ciehurne Telegram.
The Dallas Vrp,rD admits that tbora
10 n amy ~ rnn,u fnr Non Galvnst,,,,
and Dallas in Texas. Lut IL saws Dallas
is Uscrourinp,i .alyastnn and the latter
Mace ck4.-r Brennnm Rsnner.
The Dallas uEI,A1p is urpiuy uDon
orr Iaw-rnskaya tbe ,ereLifv Of ~ ra-
formatorv for ,Sinnrs instead Of send-
inc them Ia UunisvilIe anon, bqrllenfd
criminals. Other states lave them.
called houses of correction. and we seq
no reason why Texas should not pro-
vide such place for her vouthful mis-
creants, where they may have a chance
for reformation FRANKLIN Herald,
Fskimizin, the noted Apache, who
Cultiyates a larre rancho ON the San
Pedro. in Arizona, has issued an order
that the women Of his uand, shall no
longer work in the fields and care for
stock. They are to attend to domestic
duties only. The lazy young bucks
rebel at this. One buck, who refused 10
obey this order, has bcep arrested and
taken TO San Carlos in irons, by order OF
the OLD chief El Paso star
LSst Sunday a negro preacher lect-
ured to Tho colored population advocat-
ing their return to Africa. rla prin-
cipal object was to collect from each the
sum OF 81 to bear his expenses 10 Africa
TO look around for suitable location,
and II he succeeded ID finding one be
Woula return ana tell them where It
was located. IL Will DC lEo the forty
acres aud mulo, on The painted land
suck promises alter the war.-lCiebUrne
Ohrcnlcie.
prominent northern republican pa
per remarks THAT II there IS Any place
Wat has q larger Democratic majority
lhan Texas, It is heli As the utterauco
Oh INC republican press seems TO he
prompted py doyi'lsh sp'NL 1t IS pro
Suhlsu they are posted on matters III
fiutp,s regions, and perhaps they know
WhaV they are Taking about. But then
/ tneV arc bad Democrats II lhey are Ill
thSC county, Ennis Recorder.
my Iudr".'ih9 against IeA5S cHiJle,
Wn.ltu haS e4lsttu uuuer the 1t"Gh laWsGi
-Ntl"oG', nus acc0rolmg 10 inc io'est al,
,lceSi psch rd'Seu' me uhihttiiUfttu
ConS'sGIn9ll1 o. i~se sNlpHen t'
/ ~, "oW iuoheu 40, ~ Uhe +trlHoua people
lb'N haN9 Ncei!t"I pasture I""us, III
"Ih'"H' "',h''i''" P""!iI'VlrS' anu thoS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

The Fort Worth Gazette has discsv-
cred that "they" want 10 dispense with
paper money under tue denomination
sfsl0. 1t has been proposed to stop the
issue of paper currency under the de-
nomination OF 80, but the "Jhoy" of the
Gazette are imaginary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

THE late decision of the supreme
sourt ON the question of returning Chi
nese allows those VINO were here at the
time of the ratification OF tho treaty
with China, November Il, 1850, to return
to this country, Notwithstanding the
law OF 1882 prohbilory, and that of 1881
modifying that OF lSS1, but both require
certificate of identity from tho Amuri-
can consul. JuDoE FIELD In delivering
the opinion Of the court expressed his
regret at being compelled to ronder such
Adhesion, and recommended congress
sional legislation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

THE supreme court of the state, says
tho dispatch from tyler, has declared
the tax on telegraph companies
unconstitutional. The Western I'M
ion has been fighting, for Il long time,
the taxing Of messages, and to this the
dispatch must refer, rs the tax on their
tangible property stood upon the same
basis as other taxation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

THE Alyarado Bulletin, one of the
best weeklies in the state, is pleased TO
say: "The Dallas HERALD is making
rapid strides up the ladder OF Journal
ism. IL is now one OF the best dailies in
the state. Ii its patronage continues to
increase, we will soon expect it to on
lnrnsn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR DECATUR
Great Loss Of Life Among Virginia Negro
oystermen in Tuesdays storm
Fires and Various Other Mis-
baps Of the Day.
Grent LOGS Of iire

BALTIMORE, Dee. l2.-0niccrs Of the
steamer Mason l.. Weems, which ar
rived this morning from the Kappa
hammock river in Virginia, report fear
iul loss Of life among the colored
oyster fishermen otthat river in a storm
ON Tuesday last About twenty-five
colored men were out in boats when the
storm arose. The gallo capsized nearly
all. Those which escaped we're unable
to reach shore in safety. The men
were thrown In rough water, and being
unable to swim ashore, many
of them chung to their boats
for time, but were final V
washed away and drowned Very lew
escaped. Eleven bodies have been re.
covered already, and as many more are
said TO be missing. There is scarcely Il
possibility OF any Of the latter having
been saved.
m WAS TERROR.
BALTIMORE, Dee. II -- twcnty-sevcn
oystermen, a. least were drowned i'm
Che recent gale on the Rlppahsnnocll.
Thirteen bodies ha, @ been recovered.
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PfrslUpd, Dec. II The preliminary
mouuUgof labor leaders, iuc udiug rcp-
rysentatiNcs oi the Ama!gamu,cd Iron
Asspci tiuu, Tho coal Miners a..
1pcittiuu, the Glass WORKERS. as.
,uciGt,ou and she Typographical
union Was held tO-rignt t"r the purprs-
~ furmmI national labor league
Another meeting l. TO he held uoN'
NtpN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

rHuApELpuIA, Dac. l2,-Tho cipar.
makers employed by j. p, portwondo.
leo in number recently notified of re.
ducti'r IN wages Of g per 1000 cigar,
have, after consultation WITT the exrcu
tive committed ot the Cigar makers
international Union, resolved u strik,
against the reduction. They so out IT.
AhrdN to.uilhL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

THn Cleburne Chronicle suggests that
the government continge.o coin silver
->aollrs aud nay OF Che national debt
with them. It's a good idea, and coli
gress could do no better than adopt it.
BY doing so, the dollars OF our dads
would soon be put into circulation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

NEW luhki boO. --NONeTlln6nl u
steady.
Railways irregular.
State securities quiet.
1t was n "brokers market" to-day on
Inc stock exchange. LGckawanna was
made the means Of depressing the whole
market, ST. Paul and Union Pacific,
Northwest and Lake shore followed IN its
wake to limited extent. RuMnrS perr
circulated calculated to deprcSs prices.
They were that Reading had withdrawn
from the coal combination. aud hat 70
bank examiner had Obliged prominent
Wall street bank to call in loans ON a
large amount of Leclawanua stock de.
posted rs collateral, and this had pre-
/ cipitntod the stock upon tho market.
/ both rumors were officially denied, The
market closed steady, Compared with
I Yesterdays closing, prices a,c .. to ~.
: per cent. lower, except Louisville d
/ Nashville, aud Canada Southern, whicN
are q fraction higher. Transactions, 4l3.
] UUa shares,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

IT is little remarkable that all the
male candidates for the presidency, ex
cept the Democratic nominee, had
scriptural given names-Sr. JoHN, Sr.
JAMES and ST.. BESJAMIN. The first
says the campaign of 1883 has already
begun, but that will mako it ga mighty
short time between drinks"
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1T wAsA TERROR.
Kilied BY Accident.

DECATUR, Dec. l2-ISpecal. The
body Of $. y. Ro erts was found near
town this morning on tho Aurora road.
1t is supposed bi4 team ran away and
threw MIN OUT OF lhe wagon, and stun
ming bim, he died from exposure as it
was freezing cold. lie had been living
ON Denton creek, and mad no family.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

CLEVELAND aud HENDRICKS jublla-
lions appear not TO have altogether sub
sided in Texas yet. In the town of
Natagorda it lasted several days last
week. They were cunning, cautious old
Democrats, who didn't like to crow
until they were out of the woods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

my prayer, 0 Lord" After reading the
minutes of yesterdays session, several
resolutions We're offered and referred 30
appropriate committees. One of the
resolutions offered by Rev. {. K. Mar
shall, Of Mississippi, proposed uniform
HYMN hook.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

fr is often said that trades and profess
aions are oyercrowdod in this country.
A review of the papers would suggest
that at least one trade was largely over
done-that of cabinet-making.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

THE HERALD is in favor Of deep water
at Galveston, but 1t does not like the
idea of paying GAIT. EADs Sl,01O,OJO QUE
Of the SI5OOOOO asked for, aud If deep
wa.er should prove an accomplished
fact, that tho great benefits should ac-
srue to the wharf company. Why can't
deep water be obtained there under the
direction of United States engineers a,
acost OF less than one-halr that asked
for under the FAD, estimate.
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Tho Mrrl.,. ,tniInrc..

NEW YORK, Dee, IL Failures for the
last seven days in the United States,
3li; Canada, 81; tota., SIS, IA compared
With 30 the previous week. Failuresir
the western, southern aud Pacific stat ;
arc above tho average. O,hcr sections
aye AbOul as uAnAl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

The reelection OF WADE HAMrroN
to the senate by vote we'll nigh unani-
nous is as complimentary to tho dis
hnguished South Carulinian as was
that OF our own SENATOR Coke at his
late reelection when all the Republi-
cans united with tho Democrats in the
high tribute to his greatness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

PRESIDENT ARTHUR has signiGed his
inability TO be at the opening of the New
Orleans exposition, but Will visit the
Crescent city in January. Tho presi-
dent will receive as warm welcome as
over Was rendered high official. The
people Of that delightful city are noted
for hospitality and love 10 extend it to u
true gentleman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

How is it that in the trial of the land
cases at Austin there always turns up a
variance between the original document
aud the copy Of 1t set forth in the in
diclment? Cant the lawyers and clerks
"road ritin" in that neck of the woodsP
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

rnE superintendent Of the STATE luna
tic asylum has sent the HERALD his re-
port, dated November !, 1881, Tor which
he will accept our acknowledgements.
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Thc DrIurc 10y. KIci,.

PtrrsBuEG, Dee. l2.--1ho employees
Of the keystone Bridge Company, WIN
have been notified or n reduction Of 5 l.
10 per cent, to take ,tlrct January /.
met 10 night aud decided to strikl
against any cut In wa gps.
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A Wooden lcnIer Assicn .

NEw YORK, Dec. l2-H. Goodwin,
wco!au-, assigned to I. H. Bird. Prefer
Quces, 100000.
The firm enjoyed the confidence of
the TRADE and had been regarded AZ
sound. The failure is believed to be due
10 bad debts, tho shrinkage Of values
aud the leSSoned volume Of trade. IL is
believed The lirm's affairs will be se!-
tied in thirty days.
AN ATTACHMENT.
NEW York, Dec. l2--rhe Madi-
son Square bank procured an at
,achment against The pr party of
the Chicago National bank, this
state, upon rtilicate of deposit
Of $500 on the 29th day of September
last, at Chicago. The Chicago ma ional
bank made a certificate Of deposit in fa-
vOr of Il. y. Seam non for 500. This
certificate, in the course OF business,
was transferred to the Madison Square
bank before maturity, On the first day
OF tho present month it was presented
for payment, but the money was re-
fused; hence the roceediugs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

Hon. W. IL. PORE, Of Marshall, denies
that he has any aspirations for United
states district attorney. He thinks he
is better off without il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

THE late administration will be DIS
tinguished by two great treaties--the
Nicaragaan and the Spanish.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

WHO shall be speaker of the nine
toenth legislature? The HERALD sub
nits this couundrum as substitute for
cabinet speculation.
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SATURDAY. DpcEmprn 10, 1884.

THE thanks of tho HERALD are ten
tered Hon. JOHN REAGAN for public
documents.
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THE highest penalty imposed by law
for the offensc of libel is 81 900; no i'm
prisonment penaltyis attached.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

EVANsvILlg, Dec. l1.--John c. FAIRIES,
dealer Ia hats, assigned to Simon JOSEPH
tfter executing mortgages 60 the amount
nf $4,000. Liabilities estimated ~ $40.
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hRshAL lNlouirY

The dispatches have given the first
chapter oil tho ylllaInous tricks and
manlpulations Of the Republicans IN
securing the appointment Of deputy
'liAssl~.s IN Hamilton county, Ohio, u.
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GENTS CONGRESS GATHERS!
Are decidedly popular
Shoes We haze them s8o@7 So ~
Gents Lace and hook B2Inl5n}

late sRcppth
called
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13
rEisais OF sV8scRiFgICN.

Deuvprsl q CIV ~ sl2 on ner year
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Tome of tho stock Market.

NEW York, Dec. Governments
steady.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For New York.

Steamers leave Franklin Wharf, on wednesdays
and Saturdays 81 p. m. Returning leave Pier 81
East River, New York, on Wednesdays and Satur.
days at 4p.m. j. b. COY LIE, JR., Gent Ag't.
sep2l d1
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27

no sAtE.-$86 will buy fixtures and stock
Of bread pastry and confectionery store in
Boston; ready to rtep right iuto and make living.
Also confectionery and Ice cream saloon, $3.50. G..
L. POND & CO., 17S Washington street, Boston.
mar22-l
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27

WANTED-Men to take county rights for the
tical thing any can file all Kinds of saws with
1t; illustrated circular and terms free. q. IS
GOOD, Agent for Maine, Box 1888, Damariscotta.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27

FOR SAL E.-Grocery Store miles from Bss-
ton, trade 5000 year, profits 20 per cent;
stock and fixtures, horses, wagons, 3 pungs har-
nesses &c. all about $780, rent for store stable,
house and orchard $35 month. L. REED, 8 Ire
mont Row, Boston. Mass. MARTA