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SIMONSVILLE.

Vilroy Warner has hired out TO the
steam mill company at Chester, Vt.
Wilson Peabody has been to Mont
pelier to the Democratic convention,
Mrs, d. c, Howard is on the sick
list.
Mrs. b. S. Fuller has been at Chester
taking care of her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Farrar, who is sick with fever.
NJ. NJ. Davis has just returned home
from Delaware where he has been
spending few weeks with his uncle,
j. P. Davis.
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Post-oficc, Fred Leonard, 2. NJ. Mails close
daily at a. m for Chester, and at same time Mon
days, Wednesdays and Friday for Factory Point,
Peru and Landgrove. Daily at jp. m. for So
Londonderry. Mails arrive daily from So. London
derry at a. m, from Chester at p M, from Fac
tory Point, Peru and Landgrove Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at p. m.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-R. d. Metcalf, pas.
tor. Every Sabbath at II q. M, and p. m. Sun
day school at 12m.
SOCIETIES.
West River Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ. We'd
nesday, on or before the full of the moon.
Londonderry Library Association. Open every
Saturday afternoon and evening, Mary Bigelow
librarian
The roads are now being repaired.
Norman, son of l.. p. Sheldon, who
has been sick for the last two weeks, is
little better.
Ben Sparrow is so as to be out again.
We notice our young marble cutters
out to church Sunday with their canes.
VIII some one please give them plug
hat and pair of peaked-toed shoes and
make them happy.
Mary Emmons recently decided hel
land in Peru TO Mr.. Brown of that
place.
Mr.. Hobart and Mrs. WyMan are
shingling their houses,
Mr.. Harrison Eddy, of Townshend
is in town visiting his father, Chandler
Eddy,
Sheridan Post G.. A. r. held picnic
in d. F. Faulkners grove the Is,
About fifty teams passed through
here last Saturday from Landgrove Oh
their way to Lowell lake, where the!
held their annual picnic.
Grand 4th of July ball at Union Hall
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SOUTH WINDHAM.

Farmers have commenced their hoe
ing.
Quite number of young people
from this place took ride to Lowell
Lake last Saturday.
+. o. Smith end E. N. Kingsbury
caught over three hundred trout the
other day, which makes over 40 pounds
they have caught this year. Who can
beat them?
w. &. Adams has just shingled his
barn.
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LANDGROVE.

Geo w. Richardson, an old and respected
citizen, suicided by hanging Wednesday
morning, aged 60.
We have received a communication giving
a history of this man, who has been for over
40 years great sufferer, which coming i'll late
is crowded out, but shall have a space next
week. Ed.
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WARDSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter of Troy, N. Y,
are stopping in town.
c.. Gale and wife have gone to
Rutland on visit.
Miss Alice Plimpton, who went West
last fall, has returned home.
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GRAFTON.

Next Sunday and until further notice
services at the Congregational church
will commence at a, quarter before
eleven.
The delegates to the Republican
State convention are j. L. Butterfield,
Francis Phelps and G. w. Haskell.
Mrs. Mile E. Barrett is making ex-
tensive repairs on her house.
Mrs. Mary j. Wyman sold a lot of
goods at auction last Thursday, prepar-
atory to moving to Windsor.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

BAPTIST CuuRom-Rev, II. G. Leavitt, pastor.
Every Sabbath at 10 I5 a. M, and 100 p, m, Sab
bath.school, IL 10 p m, Meeting ON Wednesday eva
ninss at 80
Nj, Il, CuuRcH-Rev. j. $. Alleh, pastor, Ser
Vices same hours of Baptist Church. Prayer NEE
tngs every Tuesday evening,
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SOCIETY MEETINGS,

ANCHOR IoDGE No. 90, 4. 4 A. NJ, Tuesday
evenings, on or before the full of the moon,
HOOKER Posr, No. s. g. A. r, First Saturday
in each month,
FARMERS GRANGE, No. 1877, T. of ii, Fridays
on or before the full of the moon, and every weeks
thereafter.
DIVISION NO, %, S. OF T. Every Monday eve
ming at O'Clock.
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OUR OLD TAILOR IN
Town A Gain!

| would inform my old friends aud the
general public, that | have opened taller
lug rooms al the residence of
JOHN WHITMAN. So. Londonderry.
Please call and examinf samples of i'm
ported goods of every description.
Honesty is my policy.
c, II. SLATE.
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HOSIERY
A complete line of

A complete line of
Ladies, Misses q
Childrens hose in the new and
fashionable shades.
A complete line of COrsets, both
white and cOllOred.
We shall make a specially in
the we'll known Jouvin Kid Glove
in Black and desirable shades.
These goods have been carefully selec-
ted from the latest styles and cannot fail
to please you.
Those wishing to purchase will do well
to call AMI examine our goods and prices
before purchasing elswh2re.
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BONNEVILLE.

Mails arrive from the east at 10 a. m. Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays. From the West at p
M, Tuedays, Thursdays aud saturdays--C. u.
Williams, Z. NJ,
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The Londonderry, VT, sitter.
So. Londonderry, VI.
TRAvELLER's GUIDE.

Trains leave, daily sundays excepted, for Brattle-
boro and intermediate stations, Mail, Q; so u, m, (;
mixed, IL 80 p, m, Trains arrive, from Brateboro
and Intermediate stations, mixed, IL 80 a. M; mail,
$40 p, m,
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Telegraph Office at Depot.

Post Office, l.. w. Page, Z. M--Nails close y
minutes before ival Of mail trains; mails open ~
| minutes after al iyal of mail trains.
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Post ofice &, G., Smith, 7, NJ, Mails close a,
and ! 10, arrive at and s 40, daily,
Chester Stage leaves, 10 a, M arrives, m daily
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CHESTER DEPOT.

At the Republican caucus held al the
Chester House the 14th, the following
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-06-19
INVEST TOWNSHEND.
TRATELER'lS GUIDE.

Trains leave daily, Sundays excepted, going soutl
mall at 90 a. M. mixed at 9:l5 p M. going nortl
mixed, Gas a. M; mail, ;35 p IN. Stage for Wind
ham leaves daily, at 90 and arrives at 80 p m
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REMEMBER.

Our Motto will be quick sales AMI small
profits. we shall be pleased at all times
to show goods aud give prices, and bv fair
and honesi dealing hope to gain a liberal
share of your pa ronage.
BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Congregationai--i;ey. Il. d, Metcalf, pastor
Sabbath school at 1915, preaching at Is pm
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-06-19

Telegraph oalces at Depot, Telephone, a, Hotel
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-06-19
LOCAL MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Corrected Weekly

Notices under this head loc line, each insertion
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-06-19
LONDONDERRY.

Travellers Guide.
Telegraph and telephone offices at A. a. Curtis
store.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
SOCIETIES.

NJ. T.. Church--Rev. r. c. Vaile, pastor
Every sabbath at II a. M. Prayer meeting every Sat
urday evening.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY

strange languages. who, when the time comes,
OF shpwreck or fire or battle lay down cir lives for
nv two o. Ave million 10 save this fsg. to save
this constitution and this liberty different spirit is
put In them. culture above that Of books. Ap
h%srcap EepaeGs: trust R9' the pt great heart q
ment We have adopted universal suffrage. We cannot
60 backward We must sink or swim. II ~ l. 20 be
Christianity and Of culture witch IL I'm n
The experiment Il appalling President Eliot Of Harvard
10 since The war who desire 20 serve their country;
ihey have had no opportuni'y Of deing H. He
war IN matters pertaining o this country there no sort
on Opportunity or occupation fnr gentlemen Now the
ienan-that IT, politician m the broad sense have
EXPLAINED to you. he time that Mr. tloi talks
lhe PROBLEM r. aviys before us how to Keep hiy hut
ZEN. "ily seventy i've. one hundred millions
b'ns,e have rms through sunstant.ui' al uat IL
rsroa m , , y"n in. g'Hn n ,nG '9 9',
",9r nro'tni lr rriy peier" - ~ ng true sp ~
'6s ,ooers.s VIII 'b' rpsart 10 tie Saw
and ohcr matters "a mat ~ thoroughly
situation. ~ thoroughly thet thnh they hare adorod
~. nhshutun AMI the nas there 10 a'hins 30 them
TILE warm EEL usiasip smiii NJ Amrr,anian aul NJ
n1iisnaniv Ihef iis a.airet aNafe of q nni when
tho auapshinue of tho ,fsst uutefsmaut
a,l'n' nnla,' th.'e %. he',r srrt"rti'ii'g ,n tho
And % 10 ih,r tt ul nItnupt attempting Co., GOV .v.
aHi "i ihuar drpd ssufs 90 revive Amrtl,an7nl eHi
iha f"mtus taWuaIeh DO sIiua 700 % IAHuitu-r.
lrri'avu 'hat rtrf MIA of the sfrat tuuduu urN,ra
lris l7 h-fIhsi us what 10 mo irt7nht Amntha ani
l"4leh1 aie "r"aihs candidates la ihs fi'o col iAr
NuilI7 clFliltaupn. Applause
member uf NJ, oob uuAri uf ruIaei kmlht,
asked 1nal 80 support tue non.inre of me Lo"I'H
ltHfsI
General aWlrv-rr,ci-rY That Is The question
want In ASK or al lrl-umru. cleveland ana blaine
are not thc only candidates. john uuI and Brother
j ohiluAu arr ir the race, ami Whatever an man
Oh ia SIDE may do m mis- great strife ne T"rn these tfo
great nations -tud honorable and hope,
q peaceful -tue % my bc-vntteyer be-
may do of hostility against England viii
De- ahunianfiY ptItUncd 10 him II he Will only vote
The democratic ti,i-r Great applause
4 Thank vJu my fellow citizens nave talked longer
than % weary msR ought t1. Applause.
II wanted only five minute, of midnight when
senator ll5wl ceased speak n- yet is he looked
over his audience he every seat still filed and
not line broken of the army that stood N the
1,Lrs and reached INTO the lobby. senator Van
Wyck. of Nebraska. had been expected 10 speak
at the meeting and bis name had been announced;
but illness in his family prevented las hl.ng tie
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will be sent to Maine He thought II would require
much money 20 expended In other states where moosy
would do more good. doubtful any would bs
sent 10 Maine In which event he intimsted that ths
Democrats would not make much ~ hght. me DEMO-
cratic managers will And u hard work to get the working
classes 10 favor Cleveland. Evidence. ~ boiling ms
Democratic ticket and supporting blaine Accumulate
dav.
There are he political assessments IN hsne nom
the Republican headquartrrs The 'tv NefVce fnes 10
t be strictly .sryeA NM this and In every other respect
Immuns Blaine the second ~ Mr Hlaine' rra'h~i
hl. fathers house today after an absenee or seNcih
months fIe comea nome ffsm the West 10 spend isv
weeks variation. lie viii accompany hi mother lna ne
Of the family Bar Hafbur WHITTIER they VII d.
part 100 few davs Congressman Phelps, who n SUI
here a. Mr. Bninp's gnpsi. viii ~ with them.
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rsrrsLEaR.ta rHtrRlsrssI

ATLANTA, Ga, July IA petition was
filed 10 day 90 the superior Court ia nature of bt FOR
divorce Dy Alice Anna Augusta clay, Against ner husband
Clement c. Claw size alleges that ou Juy she hsa ine
The W. of Clement CLAY. bias Tia, n few days alter
m4lr age in order to bring her into isr,ce he bean
10 aouse her by applying 20 her foui cpilets.
-Ee says his abuse wls so constant and %
violent ~ 10 render her position DEGRADING ana finally %
pa fear ~ nodiy harm. There re- ou july lp,
she efi her husband and has since remained away ION
1nu. being fully satisfied with nfuc dl- Of df 49,
u Therefore Of tue conduct Of hcr husband,
she asks . tOtal divorce
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MILE rHortfb N 2;l3at AfrrR wfVVING rwo
HrAts ~ 2.i1at AVD 2.l02t

4 NILE rG0Ttfp ~ 2l3a, After wfNNiN0 rwO
Hr,ts ~ 2.ljh AVD 2.0A
,CnicAgo. July i5.-lhis wns the ninth and
closing day ~ the hcapu Dutns raih summer tfoitns
injecting IN the unfinished rire ~ yesterday fof the
Q2T rlss Adelaide iooh the ihifl. stIh and seventh
heats Prank ,nders the serpni and fourth. and rrues
tho Hnh Gime-22I Elsa 2apA 2ioA 23i't
g2tA, g3i The secvnd iare. ree fal tioiiefs,
brought ant frnf animal. rhalas, ~ Dictator, das
pstst ttau vowi Fanny wiihsrspena, bf Almeai. dah
iittia Wihefspuun Csiphnr NV Administrations dsa
tarbuni ana tahiHia 90. by Masle. dan Nv Nsi fhfs
Ia. tuus ihr last ihfrn hrais simnT Tho meet flrH
sol. 90 VS. ssashd 100 tss hfs 49, hrais a-i fanhJ
Wuhufsp.sh in thn Hpst IVA tinr ttua gi1A,
tuA. liza fhaiiaa.a iinu, t.t14 Na7 - sf,"nA'
lrinl thaH bal main by ,uhAsri ai iifl"tl m i1fnr
Bs not aulF tbs fastest sis ln TINS uut tnu f4sirsh
fodrlh heat ever tiurri bY tul annual rho nisb
quarter Was tTuitrd iu 49, -rDuud,i ihr mar Zee tu'sl
aHd she thrrr-tuaIirTs tu. The nisf aHd trNuzt
quarrs were tiutr 10 - gait thr ih Al tLe rata
" -.l-, and the last quarter at the rate of = l1,
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A PREDrCrIDT OF VICTORY.

PETERSBURG, July 1f.-Colonel J. d. Brady,
candidate FOR Congress from the IVtA District virginia
a member OF the state Republican Executive Committee,
Of which senator Malone IS chairman says: The nom
nation Of Cleveland and Hendricks Is TIE strongest
possible nomination that could Dc made % Insure Re
publican victory In the next resitentiai election
Colonel ady predicts the election OF aine and Logan
by inc largest majority given Republican caHdl-
date lie feels confident that Republicans VIII carry
New York and pOssiOIy Virginia.
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others IL wonder n Of these lsborers becomine
povertystricken are led into crime thank you, gentle
lAppausel
WHAT PROTECTION HAS DONE FOR THE COUNTRY.
Moody Boynton. of Massachusetts,, was next in
trodnced. He said
CITIZENS op NEW YORK n lsa pleasure 70 talk 10 the
immense assembage gathered here Who are unable 70 get
into the large building which II packed Win AOOo pro
pie listening 10 the orators who are addressing them
wish my friends that you would remember ihal IN me
present campaign called upon 10 decide whrther
The Infamous british system % tree trade, ~ which
the sons o. ireland have been driven rpm ON ,hrs
Of the Brooklyn bridge can look down upon region
IN New. York aud Bfuoklyn and their suburb. where
nuf YEARLY FROM the factories aud mills 100 Won want
these tnluf,tiories and hese mills tn sOpt frts "
No'I uo ron want this inquian' sysem ~ free trade
tu prevail Nul"I tlaiks spool cotton Ia manufac
hf,d i southland and IA IA made also M a factory n
Newark ! IN Scotland N IL made iU ono half he -
peusc eff tr labor that ia pad ~ newark u - The
same with NE rubber industry Win teapei' anI
o'hrt sds ~ thp water onv one haf shat "a paid
here. lhisi taken from onlral statistics The Tree
where won ran se the dearest They would have us
siah ln mid ucpan I'M rDiehts tr corn anl vhpai end
thr ltburers Ia Sweden aud vrrw1r nHl in land roll Veg
the minss a low wages. iAp taa qnant slaves. aal
n,ar here anl ons-Asf 81 us value
"a ths apasp sraitpi is Tho rluai tu tho American
stairn Nnl ~ tha laftut ihp "riiih a"A lHruHs 90
10, n'',"n e. l'as9 !h. cotton a' fa'' h.
rh nae ihiii mofa ibin they vrulh uhiri ia iaha
f"n iIl thut a. uuf nsi sissi fas Wriu mahr Boo ihis
nola str.i rails Than sera made la the
OF ne eos. ai making rnem '" ,sr there aps4"sr
inrtr was 1000 ou" 7otn of manufactured and min.
eriI wealth produced 800 THIS vast domain ast year We
want o keep THIS wealth af home aud Boot la't % aiken
away from as as 90 was taken nom ireland hY hulsh
have ruined any land W. have recovered r gsan-
c waste that o. caused ana havD nov o3ooooouu mo'g
Of '-'-s-'d vain ton OF three times tne wran We had
when Wt adopted protective ttIh. Applause.
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BLAINE 50 AWFrLLY AMERIc4N

From me l7,Iqd,ipt,d can
Gotham Republican," why. If You stay in
Europe that long yuu VIII l0sc yo1r vote
Gotham independent 80 Ctwnt help that " knaw
I've promised to Wait Lord Eaw-herrf Nut.ubth. g
Lnlv. AMI cavn'f l'-Ipp1f1f him 81. kutf.'
Uut every Republican should try tD bc 90 nom" &C ne
next election"
Jaw. was. that depends how SO book 10 f. ~
knlw. NoW. 10 was to be- at home fl n'yah vote for
Blaine ye kuaw."
Net vote .or ulaiuei And why nofl "
Jaw. he's so howDIv Amrwicln. DON'T ga knaw.'
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WORK OF IRIsH.AMERICANs FOR Blame.

4 meeting or the lr~n American Association
WI. held al Ke-seers Hotel 40. 40 Fear ST., last night
TIE association numbers 10 voters secretary NJ P.
Murphy sad that majority o. the members have Jet 10
cast their first Republican vote. k~sou tious were
adopted psdgug the association To- work for the election
of Blaine and Logan aui calling upon Irish voters 10
raise themselves above The party tnrtCom ana prove
that the Democratic party does not own ana control
tue whole irish vote Inc resolutions also affirm that
Baine Logan represent the true American policy aud
pr acpl4s both foreign and domestic. The association
vii hold q public ueetin- next Tuesday night. which
Will be- addressed bv J.. ONara Condor, Or Washington
and General Denis /. Burk.
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RkAL ESTATE
NEw-Nsnk. rne.Iay. July l.

NEw-lsRE. Tuesday. Ju.y l., 1884
The following sales were held at the EKchano
~a.caroOm TO-DAY:
ASSIGNED SALE OF J. II DEANE'4 PROPERTY.
b. Rrb7rt v Hvucn # ~.
io.y 9rov'.'a' ' d. sl, s ot ' N s.55 3 t
H1Gl, M ..-..., $1,000
2'n oa oa. s .5osc ' e1a 10, t .1 '1d cco
,oa.n- 45oye los I,1I66Il hamilton . 1880
each -54io Il. Mary M4le-..... ....'.. $500
lot % so' Eat 4-ist adjoining above 25tl o il .,
2lat. +. o. last .4-a,t adjoining above 25r.66iI
, o. slory 6r'.,.rsfono Owe tag with Dot so 1851
N4 dsoraye ,.r Of I--d st lot IJIi %. Bern. .,.
'a o i, ' w. i .. 'o' -'o 1900
SIMILAR build ,- v.tilot 40 IS Fact .2lststn-. ,.
eof Ai.dlsou.lve Iof I-HlOo I. Wu began l0IOo
i3o I f. as s-i c ii .S 2iis -'' '''' '' 1870
.. adonu- above each lot . 4loo.il -'in'e. % ,,o
'@ @as 1 1se 10y 3 i K.re '' al 1900
ION Io.. ,E aboy" lot : 31loo i. Wm Horn 5000
'' ja6a. "a a5ge lot 7 $S5i6Gi ParS fSt 1880
sim az 9"fss " ,,s .I o, Ss sa az
Ior,a .'' o''.-'4 'o.' scl25
95yi05ii - sson -. 1850
LAST I--d't " cor of 4th--ve. SjIl0Oi -,
2iots F.,, .elst each Tio1 same buycr $500
l0ts OF East l--tSt each -5Il00lI. Edward ,,o.
4sorg br1wn,oue i4t with lot ~ 80 ts,t l2lst -,
II " or y ltlave, ot 2oElOo e. Patrick Fox $1,000
similar bu.idigg .Ot, 80 - East 44st-rl, l0t
I. lDtlOO
z .,ni1tr lui'dn IS With ots 10, = = and - Fast
lls. ..t- each -JK .Iull Jonas - lAn .. 1913
Itt- " l2O'hs'. 5 n e. " MAil.On.ave.
each .JIlO0 u. VI DrVe ..--...-.-.--.....- 1900
ItS1I-ziO)li A ] ..,hmsr -. BASIS
lot. 5 y Fast l-Nt..i, 90 q VI 5fhaFe &lE.''- -
J smith hllp
o' 10thst pa 100 Il Mr.. Woodvar 1850
plot y Az! ot last l-OtI. a. C0uueu, %
n uf jfh.ye 10 z 6b XIII. j toluleA 300
llot - y l-Nfl a. LlKlODl H. smith. 900
0t., - u East -Otn st. each iOIreguLir Joln ga.
- Fo 9E ',' w - 900
ot. ~ shave adjoining above each 20 TX -,
100. same hlyer. -.-..--.... .... m -f'~1o
i-story br0Vu.ton' buildings. with iofs Nos go
and 30 Vest l2bthst. - 10 II co. 7'A"'e - -
each 2ox9D u. OttO Keller en-. -.-..--. -tOVo
I similar bulfttnx with NJ l. ~ Lex .o1.tfe
cor u ll3ths, l1t 20ll $40 W Ar,h-rri-. 1901
1 similar binding " th lot NJ l,s-4, &'.0ia.ag
above lot 1lx y lO; Lane .......-...-.. 1lO650
I similar hutline wifh lJt NO --i adjoining
above OF ok TO- II s4mues. ......... ...... 1870
l similar building, with lot No ISIS adjoining
above. let . x13lD Mr. Brown lOAOo
ab51e lot s6S55Io. W H. Heppeast,l 80, 10 80
! smilar building, with lot. 40 lis tat llOth-st,
Of LeXngtonaSe, lot l5.sxlOOll, X ,o.
b. GOrtOa q RO5iloH.
8. story cottages with lots ~ Ledgwick ave ne
o, Highbrdge, 24th Waru, each log los1!oO' IA.
ChAs Murray wv
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PROSPECTS OF BOTH PARTIES IN MAINE
RETURN Or THE DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES TO CHI
CAGO-POLIIICAL ASSESSMENTS.
my TELEGRAPH TO TIE tribune


AUGUSTA, July l5.-The delegates 10 the
Democratic Convention at Chicago have returned They
nave tte 20 say about the Cleveland ticket other than
70 remark that 20 Is good ticket could have beeR
nominated under the circumstances They do hot bring
a. cheering reports from other states in circua-
ton here The Maine Democrats Will shortly enter upon
the work Of the canvass IN two weeks their state Com
mittee will meet in Portland. Edmund wilson the me M
Der OF the National Committee from Maine, says that a
good deal viii depend upon whether any campaign tuada
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/ of British trade
pv tbs mama OF The rarthhungef " the old saxon -
otherwise the instinct of empire w rohbng poor peoples
Of of''' the British instinct Of empire y.
To hoa. h"i her Drum heat follows The around The
world srs II IL the rcnoi-eles fryrlle OF tne 9ou'y
cia traveller that follows the sun around lApp"u-ei
rur Civtr SERVICE.
our friends the enemy. complain of us with regHrh
20 civil service. dd not catch all that MI
Evarta said. hat my Impression F"
that he referred 70 1e ,rsc tea me . g"r"p rp
mon m subject know mat General Grant lanotrI IN
earnest hnow th9' 'R s, ,rn' s 81 s,y '' private
wh,t he .ai m public virtually IN hs mes
saes ms. r T NE, ye n,o me $40 900 nr,e.snr, 10
rair, on bic eonniissnR he should abandon ~" .unr
hr nomination he hid mo- viii n imr1se as'.ns ,, ,p
vN -. thr pruir am h'' hold 40
say- Dvu m -ri ,,,. t', nn,a them pa- We
erv aui manR' 'u MAUI lai, so"a i'n "a, ,", tb,
question W. have hunY m lte s'tat sItL ' W; '
a''ett hate % a. WV, ss,,a aud The unir
tsa,t U,u the heati "f the Nrpn'li"ah pilI' W
t,,i, sss,,nts AMI r,maseutaHtss tsra accompanied
Nv tan,1ibs nu' tn hr Hihd in ihe rlafsi N,a W.
tr,t s,,slD"t ssp'ie"s" sn' arg ,"'s s,t' 90,
thai tta.l.H-t a"i i'r"u.'ft tu p" mo ''I t ~,
no ummi 1000 uf ,t,i arNle tent"' 81" thr ar"'a ~"
uu tlai tuuAte-oian ts,uil aad i'll"0 20 NtAs 'N
ta,s aud ul-pl- ih'i VIC h'l ds,n's'n "l"'n i
hr sat o. Ynir7 tain' "i"'" a'''
ID
1usrIer of thr amendments proposed ana
i.. -f far Dol, nearly all thr HtiH1ttdi7
had o aIu tHst ui would nave befu 90 battered t'i
10 ,uuId NAV. deserved only speedy uullaI b" zoo IHn
rcori aud what me uenorratr PAW tId "i'L ~ i'
p4rv a. represented bN it- ridn- -eua"rs snd repre-
sentative, ODD Congress IL l-a hr-inuiu-f H - q -r
bill: 10 i- q wise 4ct should ssv now ~ r. w-slnE Well
governing some twelve or fifteen thousand Government
pup.ovts We no LONGER hear scandal Auth A. h"st
from tue -cou.itcr-d and nasty action OF spnh.Jah7
four years ago. They undertook w HHu "
lew ~ contribution upon certain en-
pIoycs Of the Government ana F' M
au underestimate direction fo their clerks Went tH
ashamed 90 even % thr chtI""Weh VINO ">H'H 'I'
steps u me iurruiug. Ii aw"Ae ihe ndIi"l ne "".'
ned that li aut There PSI heavy V"uflIN lhil-'H
mrnt and q fine Tor any udu 10 the service "' '''
Government of the JWtei states '"A- i'--Il'l
senator 0hcch"locr ut any DESCRIPTION !
hndug office OF honor trust or pioui dri Tue To-"