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OXFORD COUNTY $. ). COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE HASKELL.
Especially reported for the PRESS. ]

PARIS, Oct p.
Ambrose c. Segar, administrator of John E.
Segar, VS.. Merritt N Lufkin. An action on a
promissory note for $3.50, dated March 6, 1880,
and signed by Nathan S. Farnham, and Merritt N.
this morning the jury returned a verdict for the
plaintiff against the surety for $1O2.O7, and
further found that there was due the plaintiff
= In the trial the defendant introduced the testi-
mony of Farnham to show the payment upon the
note to John r. Segar OF S235 August IL, lSs s:
which was not then Endorsed upon It, as the latter
did not have the note with him at the time. the
understanding being that the Endorsement should
be made by Segar when he returned home, and
that he should bring the note to Farnham when
he next came to the place to show him that the
Endorsement had been properly made; that Segar
died very suddenly after the Payment, and That
the note was found among his papers by the ad-
ministrator with no Endorsement upon II. Defend
ant also introduced testimony relative to certain
accounts which were allowed upon the note by
the administrator March 4 1884, just previous to
the former trial. and offer was made to be de-
faulted for the sum OF $l0o, which was refused
The case was one of considerable interest and was
S,R Hutchins, j. P. Swasey. ]. S. Wright
State vs. Albert Coffin of Norway. Indicted al
this term as common seller. Plea, guilty. Sen
fenced to pay a fine of 500 and costs, amounting
In all to Si25, and in default of payment to sixt,
DAYS in the county jail
j. s. Wright, county attorney
State VS. Same Indicted at this term for keep
ing drinking house and tipping shop. Plea
guilty. Sentenced to pay fine OF 500 and costs
and IN default OF payment TO three months IN the
county Jail this sentence to take effect when the
sentence in the previous case shall have been per
formed.
J. s. Wright, county attorney.
State VS.. James Coursen of Norway. Indicted
at tbis term as a common seller. Plea, guilty
Sentenced to pay fine of 500 and costs amount
ing to S25 and in default of payment TO imprison-
ment in the county jail for sixty days. Committed
j. s. Wright, county attorney.
The case of Daniel G. Smith vs. Charles III
Smith was concluded this afternoon. Verdict fol
the plaintiff for 1870.
b. G. Hail. A. S. Kimball.
f. A. Andrews, j. p. Swasey.
William T. Green vs. Marshall Jordan and Al
bion Kimball. An action of assumpsit On trial
Z IAd danntlaa, ERGO.
A. K. Herrick. Holt " klmDall.
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PERSONAL.

At the meeting of the Law Students Club
last evening, Hon. Josiah Fl. Drummond was
the presiding justice.
Mrs. Miller, widow of Hon. Nathaniel
J. Miller, late Collector of Internal Revenue,
died at Hollis, yesterday, aged SO years.
VIM. E. Gould, Esq, Cashier of the First
National Bank, will speak in the Colby Uni
versity Chapel, on Wednesday evening next,
on Commercial Paper"
Those who have attended the recent choral
services at Williston church will be glad to
know that that the third of the series will be
rendered tomorrow night at o'clock. Pro
grammes at the door.
At sixty yards range, off shoulder shoot
ing, yesterday in Biddeford, E. j. Cram
made six consecutive bulls-eyes in a target
no bigger over than silver dollar. He used
a Remington rifle
The gospel meeting at the Y. M. G. A.
rooms this evening at O'Clock will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. Edward r. Staples. A prayer
meeting for young men only is held every
Sunday morning from nine to ten o'clock.
The ferry steamer Cornelia H., was taken
out on the marine railway, Tuesday of this
week for the purpose Oh puttlng on ten
inch keel and substantial iron armor along
the water-line4 to successfully combat and
pulverize the ice during the coming winter.
]. d. Beardsley, Arkansas; F. H. Palmer
Syracuse, N. Y; j. FL. Symmes, Sherbrooke
j. w. Collier and wife, New York; A. /
Cross, Providence, R. l.; G. G. Blachadal
and wife, Halifax, n s.; F. Baxter, Phila-
delphia; A. G. Buttolph, Chicago, were
among the guests at the Falmouth Hotel last
night
An iron rail is to be constructed the whole
length of Portland breakwater, and Mr..
Frank P. White, the granite cutter. is prepar-
ing the foundation for its iron posts. When
completed it will obviate all danger in reach
ing the light in heavy storm. As is vel
known several keepers have barely escaped
being precipitated into the sea in their efforts
to reach the light.
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Ancient FoundatIon at Ferry Village

In excavating for cellar under the build
ing recently erected by Mr.. William Spear,
near the ferry landing, the workmen, at a
depth of Is or IS inches, came in contact
with a cellar wall of stone and brick, about
feet The wa was onnS a 70 Ds
t ~ in at fine corners only The bricks
are said to be Of French manufacture s a6oIt
the length and breadth OF lcomm99f ., nriSca,
thick. One side Of the wall is within - feet
Of the old MILL and the whole e. wall bnld Was
the mill. a large number of our people are
sEsrng every S G b dSSGysr o te SdG that
iocation hit up to this time all efforts are
unavaiing One person has been found an %, 0SpG
esteemed townsmsn Gapit, Geo e n I and Who who
saws that when student forty years ago in
the school building, which at that time stood 90.
on the ledge little to the northeast OF M NJ
Spears present residence, the scholars OF tne
school used to play around the wall at recess IS
time and between schools.-LCape Eiizapeth
Cantipal
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Civil Service Examination.

BY direction of the Civil Service Commits
sion an examination of applicants for ap-
pointment on the departmental and customs
service will be held at the Custom House in
this city, on Wednesday, Nov. IL. Blank
forms of application for the custom service
and other information pertaining thereto,
can be obtained at the Custom House during
the usual business hours, and persons deslr-
ing to take the examination should apply at
once, as the Civil Service rules require that
notice in writing shall be mailed to appli-
cants at least eight days before the examina-
ton. Persons who have passed previous ex-
aminations for the service at this port, will.
by a recent order of the President, cease to
be eligible for appointment under such ex-
aminations, at the close of the present
month.
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DEFAULT ED.
MIR. hulI's Suit Against the Demo-
cratic State Executive COMMITTEES.

II will be remembered by readers of the
the Press. that some time ago Mr.. James
Parker of Deering, assignee of John I. Hull
brought suit against certain gentlemen doing
business under the firm name of the Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee, for mon
eys claimed to be due said assignee At the
September term, it is not so well known,
Cap'n Chase, Chairman S. S. Brown, and
Mr.. Cromwell failed to put in an answer and
were defaulted, but Mr.. Straw appeared by
counsel, Major Hastings of Fryeburg, and
his case was continued until the October
term. The case was called up the first of
the week in the Superior Court, and Straw
was also defaulted, his counsel not appear
ipo
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Ny first acquaintance with the Health Lift was
two years ago. had then been compelled to re
linquish ministry account of an entire prostra-
ton of my nervous SYSTEM which had resulted in
an inability to sleep. soon found that ten min
utes' exercise on the Health Lift did more to re-
lax the nervous strain, and induce sleep than
hours of walking in the open air, or than any ex-
ercse whatever I use the Machine now, every
day, and could not do without it.
AS a rest after hard study and an inyigoration Of
the entire system do not know of any exercise
that is equal to it, REV. e. P. GARDNER.
Health Lift ROOMS 203 Middle street, Portland,
Me oct14 If
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Water for cushing's Island.

Cushing's Island, in addition to its other
attractions, will next year be supplied with
pure and cold water from artesian wells.
Mr.. Gushing has sunk two wells, one at the
barn on the farm and another at one of the
cottages. The latter is just completed, an
abundant supply of water having been OBJ
tanned after boring to depth of thirty feet
twenty-five feet being through the solid
ledge. Mr. Gibson will have a third well
sunk to supply the Ottawa House, work to
dominance the first of December.
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a Handsome offer.

Some years ago, Mr.. M. G. Palmer fur
nished the inmates of the Female Orphan
Asylum with all the boots they wore for
twelve months, and at the end of the year
made the institution a present of the bill,
amounting to more than $780, Now, as will
be seen by his advertisement in another col
umn, he offers to assist the Woodworking
parents who find it difficult to get good
school boots for their children at low prices,
by furnishing the best quality of new, fresh
boots at NET cost
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DEATHS.

In this city, Frank Mullin, son of Joseph and
Mary Mullin, aged 2 years 20 days
In Saco Oct. % Charles f. Parker, aged oil yrs
In Hollis, Oct %, Mrs. Mary Miller, aged 80
years,-widow of the late Hon. Nath'l j. Miller.
[Services this Monday forenoon at 1870 o'clk,
In Brunswick, Oct. 20, Mrs Dora E. Nichols,
aged 20 years.
In Brunswick, Oct 81, Stephen Linscott, aged
In Harpswell, Oct. II, Capt. Hutson Merriman,
aged SO years months.
In Bath, Oct. IS, John Spinney, aged "a years
10 months.
In Biddeford, Oct. 16, Billings A. Hodgdon,
aged 40 years months.
In Biddeford, Oct. 10, Greenville Goodwin, aged
81 years months.
The funeral service of the late Edwin S. Shaw
will be held on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock,
at his late residence, "a Congress street Burial
at convenience of the family.
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Advice to Mothers,

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re
lieyes the little sufferer at once it produces natu-
raj, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain,
and the little cherub awakes as "bright as a but
ton" 1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, re-
lieves wind regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes Twenty-Five cents
bottle s,
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The Legislators Reunion.

The proposed reunion Of Maine Leglsla-
tors promises to be grand success. All the
replies received have been favorable and it
Is Isl; iloM Nv baId next month, and that commit
t wf viii wi be appointed to arrange the details
roi = ads have pledged their co-operatio,n
and there is little doubt Of the success 81 me
uaoi,nv fonr DAYS. Hon. Hannibal Hamlln
v viii Be one Of the veterans to attend
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patriarchs Militant.

The Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. Q. o. f., at
its last session held in Baltimore, Md, re-
yised the uniformed degree. 1t is now styled
s'Patriarchs Militant" The whole degree is
a civic military idea. 1t corresponds to the
United States army, with a commander-in-
chief and commissioned officers. All men,
beers of the royal purple degree are entitled
to hold membership in it. A Canton will
soon be organized in Portland.
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wIII carleton ait city HaII.

Will Carleton the world removed poet will
appear in the third entertainment in the Y.
M. c. A. course, at City Hall, Friday even
ing. October go He will give his famous
poem-lecture entitled "The Golden Horse, ;"
in the course of which he will recite many of
his most entertaining ballads. Good reserv-
ed seats can be obtained at Stockbridge' IS
The prices of course tickets have been re-
duced for the remaining eight entertain
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wS&M1yr
Missionary Bowler writes. 81

missionary BoWIeT WHITES, having
used Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam for bron-
chial affections, hoarseness, and severe colds, l
am prepared to say that it has afforded almost
immediate relief in my most severe attacks; and
consider it the most effective preparation of its
kind for all diseases of the throat and bronchi-
It's "REv. J. R.BOWLER.
baptist Estate Of Matae) Missionary" 4
Trial bottle 10 cents, at the druggists
oct 10 MW&S&w
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A large purchase of ladies' and gents kid
gloves was made this week in New York by
Rines Brothers closing out the entire stock
in two instances of two lines from the largest
importers in the line of fine gloves. As
a result see their large advertisement in this
mornings PRESS. This is the first time they
have sold so good gloves at these astonish-
ingly low prices.
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MARE RAG

In this city, Oct o. by Rev. C. J. Clark, D. d.
Chas P. Ilsley and Miss Helen G. Sloan, both 0
Portland.
In this city, Oct %, by Rev. G. J. Clark, D. D..
Charles M Stone of Boston and Miss Annie Haz
eltine of Lowell, Mass.
In winthrop oct. Z, Frederick L. Edwards and
Miss Sibyl Wood.
In Winthrop, Oct. 7, Thomas Collins and Mis-
May Savage.
In Biddeford, Odt 8, Geo. S. Gunnison of Kit
tery and Miss Lottie H. Hunt of Biddeford.
In Portsmouth, N. H., Oct 8, Seward b. Gunni-
son and Miss Mary Jane Milliken, both OF Scar
boro
tie j. Curtis.
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EMULSION OF coDLIvER OIL
with Ouinine and Pepsin.

Prepared by CasweIl, Massey g. Co., IN. W, is
most strengthening and easily taken. Prescribed
by leading physicians. Label registered.
sep3. THIS ,Tu-18w
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d&W1a.

II there ever was a specific for any one com
paint the Carriers Little Liver Pills are specific
for sick headache, and every woman should know
this. Only one pill dose.
Oct On d&w1a
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Large Contract Awarded.

awarded the contract for all the vault work
and safe-deposit work for the new safe de-
post company to be located in this city,
amounting to about $4,000, to the Damon
Safe and Iron Works Company of Boston.
The vault doors will be supplied with Damon
patent gravity automatic bolt work, and all
the work win be supplied with the latest
dynamite safety devices. The award was
made after very careful investigation of
the various claims to superiority of all the
leading eastern and western safe manufac-
turers-S Springfield Republican.
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F,o Bailey & Co. will sell household furniture
and carpets at their rooms on Exchange street al
10 o'clock this morning.
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fine TAILORING !!

In continuing the Custom Tailoring branch of our
business in our new Clothing and Furnishing Store,
or patrons and to the public MR.. WIN. 3. BUCK
NAM, who stands at the head of this department.
Mr. Buchanan is gentleman thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the demands of Fine Trade and a Tailor OF
unquestionabIe taste and ability. All orders left
with will secure careful attention. Each and
every garment warranted as represented, and fit
guaranteed.
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All the above can be seen and any further in
formation can be obtained on application to MI.
JOHN TAYLOR, General Storekeeper, Montreal.
Delivery will be made on Company's premises
as above, or on Company's cars at any point on
Grand Trunk Railway as may be agreed upon. Ii
delivery is.required in United States purchaser to
pay duty.
As the above quantities are only estimated
parties rendering are requested to name the max
imum quantity which they will be willing to take.
Parties rendering are requested to name the
price per ton of 2240 lbs.
Intending purchasers should satisfy themselves
of the quality of the scrap, as no classification
will be allowed after tenders are accepted.
No deductions or allowances will be made for
dirt, grease, or for any other reason. The pur-
chaser to pay for full gross weight, and to accept
the Company'S weight.
Terms-Cash on delivery.
Tenders endorsed "Tender for Scrap and adj
dressed to the undersigned, viii be received on or
, before SATURDAY, 14th November.
JOSEPH HICKSON,
General Manager.
STORES DEPARTMENT,
Montreal Oct. 18th, 1885. oc24d1t
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Fine Vermont Butter
The Health Lift,

in small packages, Just received at w I. WILso
& Co.'S cor. Exchange st. oc23dtf
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T0-DAy

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Y. M. G. A. Course-City Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Brown the Shoe Dealers.
To Let-House.
Owen, Moore & Co..
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
Smoke No More Drugs
For Rent-A Few Choice Rooms.
For Rent--The Lower Part OF House.
For Rent-Six Rooms.
TO Lef-A Pleasant Furnished Room.
Home For Aged Women.
Try Welcome.-C. A. Weston GO.
Grand Trunk Railway.
Wall Papers-Lorlng, SNORT q harmon.
Robert F. Somers & Co.
Castor Gloves-Somers, The Halter.
Wonderful Kid Glove Sale!-Rines Bros
Merry The Halter.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Pink Vermont Butter-W. L. Wilson & Co.
AUCTION SALES.
Household Furniture, &c.-F. o. Bailey & 90.
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NOTES.

"Ten Nights in Bar Room" has always
proved drawing play in Portland. 1t will
be presented at City Hall next Wednesday
and the tickets can be secured at Stock
bridges.
Salvini will be at the Boston Theatre
Nov 10th, and Fanny Davenport supported
by Mantell, will appear at Park Theatre,
Boston, October Goth.
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ppEAKFAST.-'B q thorough knowledge OF thS nlt1eA
laws which govern the operations OF digestion ani nntrsa
% loDulJOl ID nne properties OF well,e
Mr. Epp provided our breakfast tables w
hayOred beverage when may us many heavy
doctors' M Its Oy the iudlcous use OF such articles
diet that be gradually oulI up an sron,
i nasaes ore Loatng AROUND Us ready IL attack whek
everthers is eak point We may escape many aLh ana
Inv keenng ourselves well fOruded with para blood lnl
ufonerfv nourishedlrame" civil service GaAettA
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WELLS. AUCTIONEER.
RICHARD v. HARNETT & CO,

RICHARD W. HARNETT ~ w.
AUCrIONEERS.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
m 10 oeock at tho Real Estate Exchange and Aucuon
Room, 80 TO SO Liberty-sL,
THURSDAY. MAYl2.
EXECUTORS SALE BY ORDER WILLIAM SIMPSON
Jk ASD 1Hc1RAW DECEXsED
nETANCEY and GoERCk SIS, northwest corner.
3is and 800 DELANCEY'Srv two SUBSTANTIAL n'estor'
double. brick tcnements and stores
81 GoERCR in rear, estory oncs with stores
size OF plot o0xlO1
EXECUTORS sALE-Estate otto F, Fisher. deceased
New ave- and i2istst. southwest corner Morningsids
Pa[a EEcRERsoN, Esq., Attorney, 80 Nsssaust
EXECUTIONS sALE-EsTArE OF CHARLES BARLOW
,nlI lots south side S5ths, 10 feet east 9TH
aye mis- Is being rapidly quit up WIN manu-
some dwellings, High ground ENHANCE !" rAk' NAie
chance.
81 EAST 60TH.Sr.
nsrthwest corner Psrkaye handsome fourstory high
S1 nnsb beautifully decorated, hxtuPes, chandeliers
and mirrors. Terms very liberal
EXECUTORS sALE-By order Of Supreme Court Under
I0ew Executors estate Jacob Nanderpoel, de. eased
20 VALUABLE CITY LOIS
5thave-5l2 feet south OF s0th-st., 256IlOo
SthaVe-75.6 feet north OF sSth-st, 25.2xlOO.
ssth.st-Norh side, loo feet west sth-avs, 60xlo0s
Sth-ave and S7th st-NOrti west corner, full lots
66th.st-NOrth side $50 West Sth ave, 50rl006
83d-st.-N0rth side. l25 West shave, l20KluO.o.
Marlon-ave,, Fordham-west side, 40 south hosesI
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~ pare ntHard guardians Teachers IN every department.
OF art or NJ. Next Century Building, ] -.
T.. MIRIAM COYRIERE, 81 East lIthst
V'EACHERS WANTED for many vacancies.
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AMERICAN SCHOOL BUREAU.
2 West l4th-st., y. Y.
r. H.. AVERY Manager.
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CLAVERACK COLLEGE
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$40 4 YEAR.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
French, and Music specialtes. Both seIea
School continues open during July and August
Rev. ALONZO FLACK. Phi d., President,
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack -on- the
HI Hudson.-Preparatory and business for gentlemen
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