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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19

Education pays. It pays in dollars
and cents. 1t pays in knowledge and
pnwer. II pays In satisfaction and hap
piness. II pays in position and influence
IL pays In usefulness and moral gcud. II
pays In social, mental and moral culture.
IL pays parents; it pays children; it
pays young men and women; it pays
Church, State and Society," Bishop Var.
reR.
- The books printed in the South du
ring the war are now In demand among
collectors. One of these was spelling
bnok on common wallpaper. Annther,
more ambitious, was illustrated with the
old trade cuts found in newspaper Offices,
producing comical effect. Upon the
title page IL the legend: Printed 10 the
fourth year of the war of independence" J"
- There was court, martial held on n
young officer who had gone on apree
and had fight in bar room. The bar
proprietor was brought befre the cour,
and put in the witness.box. The prison
er was placed In full view. "Witness, do
you recognize the prisonerl" "Ye.,
your Annnr. and m.,st of the court."-
San Francisco Chronicle.
= How in the earth divided ?" ,a.ketl
pnmpOus examiner, who had already
worn out the patience of the class. "By
earthquakes" replied ore hoy, after
which the examiner found that he had
enough of that class.
|. - Whenever farmer gets labor
saving implement for himself. let him
think if something tn save his wife FROM
kitchen labor cannot also be secured.\ 1t
80, he might pustpone the day uf his
widnwerhnod.
- Five sisters. the youngest Of whom
was fifty years OLD. and who had not mel
all together for forty years. held re
uninn at the house Of their futher in
Milwaukee, recently.
= An eccentric Englishman. who
landed in New York the other morning,
took a steamer for Liverponl the same
afternoon. He said he had seen enough.
- During the recent inauguration
ceremonies Congressman Lore, 0f Dela.
ware. had his picket picked Of $40, ard
Congressman Reagan. Of Texas, of S6o7.
- Secretary Manning 10 rated at half q
MILAN. and Colonel Villas at $500, 900.
The latter lives in 800, 600 hor.e wi hen
be j. ut home.
- A Partisan who had heard that the
last cetlans Of Franco embraced more
than 20 000, 900 women called France a
lucky ragle. /
"a good man never dies" says a
taphilos0phpr. III ihnt is the case we
shan't waste apy more money on physiss
clans. ., ~ : y {, & Is III 3.
"a Ex Gnv. Sc John. tb prohibition
candidate for President, v III lecture In
Atlanta on the 2oth, ON te.Apetance.
The placing Of 6eneral Grant on
the setired iiss of The army increases his
income between 50 900 aud $4,000.
s.- The town of eps stsnbnra viii be
.aness hIntired yeats old IN 1897. They
lspsak of having ab:ss osnssnnfA'sn
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19

Mle9 Mamie Wicklitte wrttes from
Bowman, Ga. although engaged !,
teaching out of the State. ! desire to cx.
preSs my appreciation and appreciation,
OF che Teachers Column. ! read it will
interest. am conducting n furnishing
school in the thriving little town ",
Bowman, ON the Elberton Air Line r r.
This 10 my third Scar at this place,
Heretofore I have acted in the capnci,,
Of of.asaistant, but now am 'bhss.' I VII,
attend the Normal Institute should j,
convene et Anderson. d. bring it ther.
IL you possibly can. ! will give you m.
plan Of teaching children to compose
Every morning have dictatiun exer
else lasting fifteen minutes, in which
give them sentences containing home
nyuis. etc. Very often vary the ex.r
else BY giving them some simp.e subjec,
inotabstsautl, 70 which they devote the
time. select the suhject, as the pupils
would spend all the time in trying To
find ona. require letter or compost
ton from them every week. give sub
jecs, analySe It and lecture omit THAT il
explain heads to the beat of my s6ility)
sometimes read o STORY, and les then,
reproduce 1t. I teach spelling several
vsya; use black. board, slate, etc, in
class, and always require those who eau
write at: ALI 70 copy the lesson befine
coming % class. This gives pupils EN-
/ ployment who might otherwise be idle
10 school fddm, and . habit Of ina,,cn
\ tien indolencs Is the worst studen,
sanfforna. !. would rather teach child
any Tina than % uaseaeh him, !. use
black board, 10 teaching writing excrp,
f1ts very small children. Should they
begin writing on slate or paper9 Mr.
Watkins has never answered your query
Sabaus improving the memory. Please
.snsga him or Soma one else 10 do so. ]
have a ptan, but itt Is nut up % what l
think it ought 10 be. But / have staid
stoD long, NOT knowing whether 1 was
aeIsa.ns aor not, please excuse me.
ssgvhen 4 Get on the subject'of teacbiny !
s5Srgss niyself. aJ love II dearly, !" |"
Tha abovo Raswritten before Mr. Wat,
Hisiss afticls sUas publ iished, The Teach.
/ en- Cplunn giyes IS sheariy welcome 20
8shs spssg ghtiy tisozgia teacher. Her stay
Has 81 ID menus TOO long, and ne hope
/ so sscslss nAny more rails from our very
SStsssainihE NJ sitof. Wgrs ,aughtio
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Quite number of sensible men seen,
10 DO sntirfied II their children can "reun
and cipher. o little. As soon as the!
:sarn TO pronounce q few wordo they
want them commenced in arithmetic anu
kept at it as long al they remain III
school. This desire t. have child ltarr
arithmetic aud nothing else has its nr'.
gin in an incorrect idea oi education,
To educate you must develop. The ely
mology of tho word shows that it mean.
more than pouring into the mind few
facts or rules. In The frat place, let tn.
child be taught to read well-ren,l under
utandiugly. If parent prefers, let him
then give the child one thing at time
but let him not have arithmetic te,
months on stretch to- the exclusion n
every thing else. This iden that =
knowledge of arithmetic only is nccessa
~ to complete the education Of u bo.
arises, too, In many cases, from belle
that whatever 10 of no practicable, tan
gible, money value in life is not wortI
the getting. 1t you would educate
man aud Ct him for citizen-hip in il,
highest sense, Develop him. If so,
would develop him, give him something
more than q knowledge Of arithmetic
A knowledge of history, geography, nnt
gramrnc :, however limited it may be, il
OF may be. Of incalcsinble benefit to
kSJ, tho opinion of his financially suc
cesaful. but uneducated father to tn
contrary, notwithstanding. That "l,
opinion that bny is fitted for this liz
when he can "read and cipher little" ha
played out. We are glad /, has.
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PREPARED BY
Dr.J. .C.Ayer& & Co. lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggistc: 81. six bottles for So
"oh. might kiss those eyes of fire,
Ten thousand scisicr would quench desire;
Still would steep my lips iu bliss,

And dwell All age Oh every kiss"
That young duds needs something for his blood ;
he Is utterly too fresh. b. Il. L. is the best thing
for him, because one bottle will cure him. But
that dude is no, all alone iu his tcrr.s rial glory
not by jug full" Many others are considerably
"rattird" JUS, now about that bluoL poison busi-
ness, but Is. B. Il. will the least money and
IN thc shortest time. The boom is coming. ruri-
fy, purify.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19
CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ASDERSON cOUSTY.

CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ AEDERSON COUNTY.
BY 7ho.. e. LiyDn, Judye NJ Probate
WHEREAS, D"rras Brcnzcale has
applied Ia III" to grant letters nf Ad
ministration IN the Estat" and effects OF
Matthew Brrazral... deceased. to Il. Is. Brca-
zeaie aud VI. a. Brrazra-
These are therefore To cite ami adnOn
ish all kindred and creditors, OF tho said
Matthew Brrazra'r. deceased, Ia be and ap-
pear before me in Court ni Probate, t.
bc held at Anderson Court House, or
the 2Sth ,iuv OF March. lS-J. after pub
licatiou hereof. to shcw cIlisc, il any they
have, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand thIs l0!h day OF
March, l.-j.
#. G. LIGON. j. u.
March - 1855 80 =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19

Next to walking tnalch is Mr.. Il. Il. Saulter's
walking fifteen miles iu one day, fishing and hunt
ing. lie lives At Athens, Ga, is 1J years old has
had n running ulcer on his leg 30 y.ars-vne-ha.f
ccntury-aud previous TO that day hal not
walked over hall mile per day tor ~ years. Mr.
Sauller, the ba"ner- Iiuichman aud Rev. Dr Calvin
JohEso say that Is. B b. Cared this ulcer and re-
stored him.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19

Was 1t faith cure? lie was as blind rs bat,
hald-head.u, his ueck horIid mass vi purid COR.
ruptiou, appetite gone, feeble uud crIarlateu, tue
picture vi u siaIvvd SIX, ,l.tou, mud only SIX years
Gid. For three y,a.s uuci0rS aud mcuiciucs made
no Impression uu the scruiulOuS com plant .
\ lev months afscrwuri his eyes sIark led In glad
NESS flesh had ,aped 10 his bJu.s. har 10 his IL ad
aud r.Ju'cua,lJu IL ms whole constitution. Was
II iaith u uiracie? 1t wasr>Ae result OF I} L. b.
nua II Is the best ON the mar ket
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19
- q IT, 8
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR REVIEWER

was the FIRST preparation perfectly adapted to
caro- diseases Of tho scalp, aud the tIst sue
cc.s.ui IcstOrcr Of faded or gray Lair to N'
In,urni color, growth, md youthful beauty.
]. has hal many i.nitators, bu! none hareso
fully met all the requirements ncc'!iul Ter
the proper treatment Of tho hair and scalp.
HALLS HAIR ErSEwEn has steadily grown
In favor, and spread its Game and usefulness
TO every quarter OF tho globe. Its urparal-
lc!cd success can DO attributed to but oEe
cause: tie entire Juyiniemy HsprOH'i5es.
Tho proprietors have often been surprised
"A. tLc receipt of orders from remote coun-
tres, wiicrc they had never made an eiiortior
lis Introduction.
The use for n short tIme Of 1IAILs HAIR
REVIEWER wonderfully improves !'Ic Ter
sonal appearance. IL clcaiIscs the scalp from
nu impurities, cures al hrnofs, i"Icr, aid
,.rync-s, amd thus prevents ba.6a:es,. 1t
stimulates tho weakened slaI.ds a!d enables
t..cm to push forward n new airl Vigorous
growth. Tho effects cf this article aIc lot
Transient like those Of alcoholic rrcpara-
tons. but rc'''ain lorg time, which Lakes
its use n matter Of economy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19

+ -"How il the earth divided 2" asked
q pompous examiner. who had already
worn out the patience of the class. "By
earthquakes" replied ore hoy, after
which the examiner found that he had
enough of that class.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19

"1Iannah Jane, Use gwine lite strate up town
fur tu git one Oh dem Sl-page books what tells
all ubout dat sSrui0ulnrss what makes 50 many
6iles Zcke's make" Better git some advise
bout desc big sores on ,ne au' dc rumatis In dem
ole jnts o yourn replied his wife. Jesse dat >
de very bouk Hit1elis all ABOUT de bud, da skin,
u. juts, de kidnry fections, uu de Sores tUu. Pm
swiLe rite to dc b. h. B office and git er dem
ralcrble bovks" 81.
FOR SALE BY HILL BROS,
Anderson, S. G.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19

"Oh, JOSIE" said little glecful Maud I'VE are go
Ing 10 have some honey made ut our house"
How do you kuowT" asked josie. "Bacaus,
Iinnia q seat the sei"ant uitrr three B's aud
uont know what bees good for only 10 make
hopeyn
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19

Anthony Comstock says: "The causes of &c
many business failures aie, unhuly living dishuu.
est pi actces and intemi,ei ace, and the failure
to uss B Is. Is. to fix the blood AL right.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19

- Five sisters. the youngest Of whom
waa fifty years OLD. and who had not mel
all together for forty years. held re
unlon as the house of their futher in
Milwaukee,, recently.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19

- An. eccentric Englishman. who
landed in New York the other morn ing,
took steamer for Liverpool the same
afternoon. He said he had seen enough.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-19

- Whenever farmef gets labor
saving implement for himself. let him
think if something to save his wife FROM
kitchen labor cannot also be secure,l.\ Ii
so, he might p,,stpnns the day uf his
widnwerh1Od.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-23

BOUsE WANTE D-For cash; modern
IA built house, 10 rooms in the western part OF
the city; brick preferred. Price $1,000 to $4,000.
WM. III. JERRLS. zO-1
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-23
s,EAass-.

In this city, Jan. 20, Rosauna Mulany, aged
43 years.
Funeral service this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, at
her late residence, WashiugtOu street.
in this city Jan. 81 David Linnebau, aged 90 yrs
Funeral this afternoon az 2.3O O'clock. from his
lale residence. 40 gentre street.
In North aaym md Jan. 22, of paralysis Cephas
Wilson. ged ~ years . mouths 70 days.
[Fune al ON Sunday afternoon at / o'clock
In New gloucester, JAN 81, Thomas NJ. HASKELL
aged years.
2 months.
Ia eorlist, jan 12. of diphtheria, Mrs. Eva wife
OF A lhert Richards.
In saco Jan. II George Kicker, aged 65 years
monthR.
In Biddeford, Jan. is, Dea Joseph bennett, aged
SO years years.
In ssco. Jan II, Alfred c. Libby. aged e5 years
/ month.
In saco, Jan. II. George F. Robinson. aged 81
years months.
in saco Jan ID Mrs. Lucinda, widow of the late
Phineas Iii by aged 81 years.
20 Monmouth, Jan. 10. Miss Jennie T. Gordon,
aged 23 years
years mehths
ster Eugley, aged 40 years 2 months.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-23

BOSTON, Jan. %. The following were to-dsy's
quotations Of aacJeI, Gheese Eggs, &c:
PorR-Long cuts, 5 cog 50 short cuts ] 5 sc
ale 90 backs SIC 0oai6 80, light backs 15 5Oa
s. g o; lean ends Is O00Sl5 80; prime mess la 81
@ so extra prime z 5od$l5 mess, q
IA 90; pork tongues Sl6 0Oa % 81.
Lard al ia aSc p tb tor tierces; S14 18lSc for
It-ib pals S1a9SAc for 6-fb pals, Ss4 Gs'
tol ID pails.
9z9Asc; fancy l0c; light steers z "a gS14c; choice
assvs binds "a Dt2 1sc fancy II az &c; !gooC
do at 10h2G lc; light at 9Is lu19c, goou heavS
foree 6A as Ac; sec quality 0n6c rattles at 412 Q
5B4c ribs at lass, rumps 12Gl4Isc rounds W
z 9e rump loins l2Gl612c loins at l5@lSc hghl
I2n 5e.
.sesns-choica large hand picked pea at l 55a
| e5 b bush; choice New York small hand-pickeC
Al Do 1 65G1 70; small hand-pcked pea Vermont
at l75Gl 81; common 20 good at 81 4o9l 90
choice screened 10 al 40; hand-picked med
lsoal 30 and choice screened do 35 al Doom
mon dosl 25GI 80; choice improved yellow-ayes NJ
20s2 20 old-f&shioned yeIow-eyes az 10;
red kidneys 3O@2 40.
s pipes We quote good Greetings 7550 Pip
pins and Sweet apples at 5ual 75 common DC
s. 25 Baldwins oSC02 90 y bbl; Hubbardston al
70 % Dbl. Evaporated Apples at 6aoc - fb.
Hay-Choice prime nay quoted 16 00M S17s5 ton
medium to good hay Sl5 o0SySl6 90 choice Eastern
due SIS 0ogSl6 O0i poor at $l3g$l4; Eastern
swale 1G@SlI aye straw, choice, $40 00@$20
ost straw e9@8Il toa.
ouTter-W We quote Northern creamery at ESQ 29c
New York and Vermont dairy at "a a25e
franklin County at t-QI26c; fair TO good 22124c
long dairies at l5GzO fancy higher, extra Wes
tern fl esh made creamery at 81 q s C; June cream
cries at 24a21c Nesssrn dairy at Ia i8s; adlt
packed at 8 a lSc; do fair TO good 100 DC; imta
Gion creamery. choice, at @2oc. Jobbng prices
range higher than these quotations.
Cheese Choice Northern at l2l4 d121sc fancy
lac lower grades riding to quality, West I11s0
Eggs-All strictly fresh stock 279 Sc; fancy &C
held stock Is 20c, fancy 2uG2 G; lined 1901 &c
Potatoes hern and e stern 5eaa3c; Houl
ton --Ca55c p bush at the roads, prolihcs 40 @5Uc
Eastern 90 6o9olc.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-23

NEW YORK. Jan. % Flour market-receipts
II. bhis; exports 1850 bbls dull and heavy but
pricee without gu table change sales $500 ocls
elouI, NJ Z a 2 3oo2 81; sup. Western ana SJsle Q
It. 2 60a3 It; common to good extra Western and
safe lUa3 5 good TO choice 90 at bOg5 75j
common to choice White Wheat Western extra at
Ola5 so; fancy do 60a6 rs; common to good
extra Ohio at lCG5 80; commo to choice extra
st. Louis az 3 1915 50: Paten Minnesota extra
good to prime VO96 so: choice to double extra
20 at 60a5 30, including 1900 bbls City Mill
extra at 80; en0 bbls fine at 35a2 80, 800 bbls
suverhne at 60e3 i0 2lU0 bbls extra no at
3 10 90 30; 3l0D bbls Winter Wheat extra log
5 75; 370O bbls minnesota at 1oa5 80.
Southeru -four heavy; common to fair extra 40
G44 :gooa to chpee 30 05 S5. Rye -four steady
at 5G3 so. WhsHs-receipts $500 eush ex
porGs z70,S 81 ous h. 1sas4 shigher vi fairly C
tIve nusIiless; sales go bush the spot. &
Spring at n5c; No Red 94s4 in elev; No Red
sale at 242; No White Stale at Sac. Rye is
firm: No l aL q c Barley strong. erD "a "a 1ac
higher, closing steady with fair export demand;
eculaton less active, receipt, IL 100 hush, ex-
porJs IZz 597 bash sales 268, 900 bush on spot;
No 3 at 81 "a Go3c; No at b2eec in elev High
NJ xed 64c, Oas- 14GMc higher; receipts 81 i %
ush exports - bush; sales $50 q bush on spot:
No 3 At 36c; Write d. at aIc; No at 1854 ll37c in
elevator; No White 3814e No / and No White
nominal Mixed Western at 36 3712c, do Whit at
t704 c. hiCs State at 3Sd 40c, Mixed do 3703S.
Coffee dull. ~UgaP drm with fair inquiry, refined
active aud strong; 9 at 49s G5 lsc ENtr+ 9 5a4@
hasc Nh,ts do at 51s 40 9-l6c, Yellow at 4s4 q
4Is of A at $500 "a C; Mould 614c standard
A at &c. ontectipners 61se;powdered = 1a at So !;
gr,.nui iated 6Ss q 12 Cubes 5s c. cut loaf and
crushed at 6s4c. Petroleum united 1890 Tai
IO~ Is arm. s~erh dull; mess quoted at 13 rs q
3 81. Beef ls duli. s,sri opened steady, closing
weak and lower with far speculative trade
Western steam spot at 056e7 10 refined A. for
conunent; S A. at 10 BulIer firm Western 10 @
5oG Cbeeee in light demand; Eastern at s9I3Ac,
Western aat 5@Il12s
Freights to t'ssra"'l steady; Wheat steam 4s4 d.
CHICAGO, Jan. % The Flour market is firm
and unchanged; choice to fancy White Winter
Wbsat at 25d475 Michigan Winter
Wheat at 3 6Oa4 rs, low grades Winter at 250
3 90; fancy Western Spring extra at 20 a3 5;
| 6akers at 3 rs 8 rs; onlmon 70 good MINI 3 %
! as ~ low to choice Spring Superhpe 2 00o2 n;
good to fancy Minn. patent at 50a7 25, Rye
! ae0+sc;No 2 Spring al 1874 a -o1sc. C,tI strong
| az 80 35c. Oats higher No White at 3lG31s4
| NO at ZA1@e3 b4c. tye is hrmer No 3 to No 2
| at 5S 063A2c. Barley steady No at 5O96O Pork
! is quiet at IL O0all 90. Lard is easier at 70a
721s. Boxed Meats in fair demand; shoulders at
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-23

We have before us the card of firm who
advertise themselves manufacturers of
stsam-Fefined tripe, pigs feet and fertlliz rs.
Heavensl aud We had thausht all along that
these things grew naturally.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-23

at 85@4 so; short rib at o5@s o71s short clear
6 5Oa6 80 WLiskey is steady at 1l3.
ReeeiS Sts-Flouf Ia, ,OOU Oom whesA 4S, ,O0D bu,
corn 143, 600 bush, oats 76 O00 bush rye 5,eU0
on, harley SO 900 bush
Shiprnenss Flour 5000 bbls wheat 5000 brsh,
corn 81 600 bush, oabs 49, 900 bush, rye 1000 bu,
bsrlev 13, 900 hush.
ST. LOWS Jan. 22-Flour is unchanged Wheat
higher; No 2 Red at 1914 @8Sssc. Corn higher at
3oa3614c. Oats frmer at z9gs@Soc. Lard 60@
go,
corn OF, 900 bush oats 5000 bush, barley 10 600
bu, rye 5000 bush.
shipments Flour 5000 bbls, wheat If, 900 bush
corn 81. 600 bush oats 5000 bush, rye 1000 bush
barley 0,000.
DEreoTT Jan. % Wheat firm, No White at
S9s4 C; No 8 Red eSAc.
Wheat-Raoelpts $4,000 bu; shipments 600 bu.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 22-Coston strong; Middline
uylands 10ssc.
MOBILE. Jans22.-Cotton is quiet; MiddIing up
lands 1014e.
sAvAKNAH, Jan. 22-Cotton finn; Mlddlins up
lands 1880
cHAnLEsroN. Jan. 22.-Cotton is quiet; Niddln9
uplands 10Ssc
MEMpHls, Jan. 22-CottOn steady; Aiiddling up
lands lO1Ac.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-23

Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER R. r.
Arrangement of Trains.

On and after Monday, Dec. tn
Ezssesszsesss $50, Passenger Trains will leave
g. Portland st 5.3O "A. M, md
a3 .5S p. ml., arriving at Worcester
at 2. 10 D. m. and z 80 p. Returning leave
Union Depot, Worcester. at 7.45 a m and II. 10 a.
m, arriving at Portland at LILO p. N. and $40
IA.
For Clinton, aver Junction, Fitchburg
Nashua, Lowell. Windham, and EP-
ping at 5.SO "A. na. and 1@.55 D. ms.
For mHnchester, Concord and points North, q
1888.
For 4 Ochester, springvale, Alfred, Wat
erbOrO and SAGE River, 7.3O n. M,
1855 p. ms. and Wnixed) at $40 p. Re-
turning leave Rochester at (mixed) $40 a. NJ,
lilo a. IN. and 3.35 p. M; arriving at Portland
For GsOrham, saecarnppa, aum bertrand
Mills, WesIbrOOk and WoOdfOFd's at
1880 N. ma, 1855, $40 and (mixed) s6.3O
d.
The 1852. m. from Portland connects at
Aver .yunct. with Ia HOOsac Tunnel Route for
the West, and at Uo ION Depot, Worcester, for
New York via Norwich Line and ali rail, via
Spring field, also with N. " a. ". 4. R. K-,
ciSteamer Maryland Route'0 for Philadelphia,
baltimore, Washington. and the south and
with Boston g. Albany AZ. R. for the West.
Close connections made at WestbrOOk June
tion with through tram Of Maine Central r. r. and
at Grand Trunk Transfer, Portland. with through
trains of Grand TruAk r. K.
Through Tickets to all points West and South
may be had OF S. H. HELEN, Ticket Agent, Port
land Rochester Depot at foot of Preble St., and Of
Rollins & Adams No. % Exchange st.
*Does not stop at Woodfords.
y26tf j.. W. PETERS,
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-23

"ANTE D-Accounts made up books opened
w closed or examined; records &C.. quickly and
correctly copied, or minutes spread. Address CON
FlDENTIAL Press Office. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-23
FOREsGN POR rs

AR at Melbourne Jan 9, barque Antioch, Hem
ingway. Boston; james @ Pendleton, Colcord, from
New York.
Cid at Singapore Dec 5, barque Edward Kidder.
Griffin, New rork.
SG i'm Mani Jan 16, ship Mindora, Hutchin-
son. for Boston.
sid tm lloilo 18th inst. ship Ice King, Bartlett,
Boston.
sid i'm Java prev to Goth inst. barque vllora H
Hopkins, Mccarthy. Channel.
sid fm Gale =, ship l. Sturgis, Mitchell, for
IA g''ou.
Al Calcutta Dec 49, ship Saml Skolheld. Skol-
field. for New York; Gen Mcclellan, Hopkins unc.
Sid fm Sierra Leone Dec 20. brig Telos, Coney,
for Boston.
at Cadiz 18th inst, barQue Mary E Chapman,
Wymau, York.
al at Liverpool 15th ship Columbia Fernald,
San Francisco.
At Dublin Jan 7th, ship Raphael Sherman. for
| Song Hong, ldg; St Charles, urington. for San
| francisco, do.
AT Naoaimo:Jsn 8. ship occidantal, Dunphy, fer
| San Francisco.
Al at buenos Ayres Jan 16. barque Adde Nor
| rill Andr ws, New York.
sid I'm Rio Janeiro 18th, sch Victor, Peters, for
| Porto Allegro.
AT Port Spain Dec 81, brig Stockton, Allen, from
| New York. ar 23d; sch a Hayes, Hayes, from
| Fernandina New York. ar 18th.
At Ponce 9th inst. brig Rachel Coney, Bryant, for
Provldence sch Norena, Cnase, from and for Port
| land.
Ar at Port Spain Dec 80. sch Nina A Reed. Nash,
Boston; Jan 8, brig starlight Libby, do.
ar VI ST Thomas Jan 20 barque Joe Reed, Ed
wards Valparaiso.
Sid fm Curacao 9Th inst, sch Kit Carson, Harding,
Hampton Roads.
Old at ) jmir go City 9th inst, sch VIM Beazley
KaValaugh, New York.
sld TN Cienfuegos Jan IL, brig Atalaya, Ego. for
New York.
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