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MT. De- HANTALACADI
EEAE wHEEEEG, " VI.

The thirty eighth year n this weiI-known
Academy. under the charge u the ybItaiiOa
Nuns, opens on the frt Monday 81 September
next. and e0atinues ton months.
PUPILS received Il any time IN the sesstOn.
TbI~e who desire Ia place their daughters IN ar
institution AnOriing exceptional advantages In
the way 81 hcaItbfii aud delightful bcatiOn, ex-
celIent boafd. through discipline and instruction
al the hands 81 lfe-lOgg tcacher, IN every de.
partmeut of female elneaibOB, including the
modern languages and music, should End fg q
catalogue 81 this school. Addrez-,
DIRECTRESS OF TIE AciDEhY0R THEyIJfiTioN
Nt De ChsntAl. near wheeling v. Va
auEZnhe
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Pastor ". L. Church south, Myers station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TENIsTIGo, Canada West, Ont.
nYr-epa ETr.TTNg RppS.

MESSRS. FLEMING BROS.
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ara gruuiu..aud gentlemen you have my thanks
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NI.I .r.iS Liver Pills. manufactured by
Fleming BROTHERS. Yours with respect,
WM. II. DUGAS.
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ItaF0rls me pleasure to assure yOu that NJ
ter using pr. G. NrL1UcS Celebrated Liver
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that 1 Trglri them Gs briuS superior 10 any
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have tried a good variety, hut have never
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preparing tho system Tor QuiRine, there II no
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brtrd Liver Fills. / expect To use them as
long IS Hive, II they continue ~ good aS they
hive been in the past.
Yours truly, l.. H.. GILES.
Pastor ". L. Church south, Myers station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
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Wheeling.

The prices are from Sl.75 to Sl.S', ac-
cordingto size of roots, and the market Is
slow.
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educational.
ENYON ~GRAMMARsCHOOL
vyr ONO uI7rr7u yE.p.

GAMBLER, OWO HHTIETH yE4e.
LAWRENCE RUST, LID, Rector.
PrrTarr fr any College ~ University and the
G;Gyrrnmcu SshDJIs al Wet Point and AIInspo-
liz COnducted On the military system Thor.
uigh iustrlrti1u An2 rarcfl supervision 81
health. habits and manner a rJ1IaDt aim. sum
fncr term higgins April :, lsG FT information
Mihress the Rector. mrtsSAsHr ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-01

nTTTSBUR0, cINGNNATi&RT LDtis ". ".
Han.lIHulle RIul6J
Time table fnr East aud West c~orrcclpi W tune
y IsS5. Trains leave Fan. Handle station. tst
III Eleventh street near public landing. ~ follows
Central standard Time
rius Fast last raa.
STATIONS. 'KSp's Erp's kKp'sIKspis
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WIT TO ALLIANCE MD CHICAGO.

All trains daily except supdsy.
Train. leaving Bhdsepo1 e Ia p
time s,riye al Chlcsco q ezD
Trains leave Cleveland fs wheeling 3 H.
N, 2ig p m, sfrsirg u 80 1sss
cea. Ps-L and Ticket AF..a Fi.s.essE
ossss,i ,rasss1. hibSN1
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R. N. e z. RAlLKOAD.

r., c. ~. RAILROAD.
Leave BaIairc al 6s5 Il. m. for WOOdsield and
SummCrfcld.
Leave BcgIaire at 30 p. m. for Summerilcld
and GAINESVILLE.
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COTTON.
Now York
GINSENG.

New York, June 80. -Cotton-Futurcs
closed with SAP points gain.
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DESSsYLvANIA COMPANY, OPERATING
i Cleveland and Pitisbarg X. X
Condeu.-d timetable ~ passenger trains 90
reeted "a JUSE -. iog-Central Standard TifpsL
EGsr And NORTH TO YrTrssrso ASD ciEyELaxp<
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-01
G1IS0 WIT.

All trains daily except soc ~
pullHan's Palace BUfetrG 19k
Cars tirpngh without cbsigU tjH4
EUt Ia Philadclphla aud tb~
lumbu-. cin1nBsil, LaiisvjBe. ChleakT 7D1ta-
| naISlS and -. Louis. ~
For through tLrkeb, bagKagr cbeets, sketin4
car accommodations, and any further iDfDrtnetkA
apply ~ ING. q. TOAIISsoS, Ticket Agrsd ~
Pan.ifandle station. fDot q Eleventh sfrft, .
at city Ticket ofaco, under HcfSIfe H0spr. Wbfs3-
Ing. MI h1rkHA,
General Manager, Pitsbufg. Pa
T. A. PORD.
.0enI Pa~. and Ticket Agent. T1itslurg. -.
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Notice of Drawing of Buckeye Glass
Company Bonds.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Ant
y 10 the requirement Of the mortgage OF the
Buckeyc Glass company works at Martins ferry,
Ohio 10 Alfred Caldwell, dated the dIh day OF
September. A. u. lSSD. and recorded in Belmont
county. Ohio. among the land records, To secure
bonds Of said company, that on Friday, Jane ith,
lSSi. twenty Of said bonds were selected by bot
for redemption and payment in accorlance with
the provisions 81 said mortgage. The numbers OF
said twenty bonds are rs follow:
9. 81. 81, Is, so. So. Ill. III, l6I. 1865, i67, ISL,
lS9. 2lI, 226, PA, 25l, 276, PSI. 29l.
The said twenty bonds will be paid BY said
company upon the presentation at the Bank Oi
the Ohio Valley. in the city Of Wheeling. West
Virginia, on the it day Of July, 1sS6, or there
after, together with the intcreS thereon fnr the
frz half Of the year lS6, and interest upon the
I said twenty bonds shall cease on July l, Dss& and
the interest warrRntsO or coupons theret0 attached:
which have not become due on or before said
July Ist, lS6, will become null and void.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
June l6, lisa tuld
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Philadelphia.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June o.
Cattle market slow; receipts 800; prices
&c higher on all grades.
Sheep and Lambs-Good stock in good
demand, and common neglected; receipts
1900; prime at &c; good 4Ea43c; medium
3Ia4c; common 2a2lc per ID. Good stock
ewes 3IaSie, and lambs 4a7le per Id.
Hogs-Receipts $780, selling at an adj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-01

NEW YORK, June 30.-Money on cal
loaned from 2!a7 per cent; prime mer'
camille paper 4a5 per cent sterling ex'
change dull ut 4~SSa4SSt.
GOyERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
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Cambridge Accommodation leaves Wheeling a /
.:a5 "A. m, Eellaire sis a. m. Returning arrtvy
at Wheeling at ESQ T. m, daily cScrpt sunday, !
io-S, y m. train thrnugh 90 Cincinnati wfthoeY
change, with sleeper thnHhgh Ia CINCINNATI
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Wheeling al
81 p. m, BellAire at AIS y. m, daily except sun
day.
Nound,yillc Accommodation leaves Wheeling
nj Il:i, a m. and arrives at Moundsville sl i8ls|
y, m, tally except sunday.
Graf n Accommodation leaves at sSS \. N.
Thru, IN coach fnMm Wheeling IN Cincinnati
daily on Ma 4 leaving Wheeling al % a. M, nr|
nying Al Cincinnati nj 90 y. M.
Il o. sleeping car on all through trains.
Closr connection made frr all points South and
S.uthwrSt, North and Northwest, making THIS ~
desirable route tor colontSs AMI lersins moving
20 the grrat west. AMI Ia whom particular siien1
ton l. given.
Tickets to all pHncIpal points ON sale nj dcpas
sleeping car accommodations can hcsecured az
pcVad Ticket Otiicc.
Ticket Agent H. 40 lrtat
JOHN hAllIE, 4
Ticket Agent. undrr Mcclure HouSr.
JOHN T. LANE. Tray, Passenger Agent.
&. X. LORD, ten. fasS Agent
4. I. pENRItS. General Agent, Wheeling.
WHEElISd AND rirTsHrH' DIVISION
bn AMI amer MAY ~ lNSh IAS~chfet 'fains WI
nm ~ follows " hcrling time.
DEPARTURE.
For Pit,burg S0ia IN, daily 7Sa m, daily
lHI n. n. aud GG9 y. M, daily.
FTr Washington -iaJ p m, daily except sun
day.
ARRIVALS.
From pitt>hurg-g2i a m, daily iiSj a m.
ami a. M, daily 10 >, H. "a. daily.
rrgu y ~ashington VA. m, dali, except suns
DAY lO-2l 4. m, daily,
&. K. LORD. General Passenger Agent.
A. ptNHAM, General Manager.
J. 7. LANE, Travelling Agent, wheeling.
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hCIgNECC It. CAUSES anil TIRE. by one VII
Hum NLOO Wg~ Gutf tWvury-glsht years
T-.rr.IlE incest eft the ptrl~prvuuii>Sotthy
- uas H..r Doe h,urtt. Ia.i hinsJ in three
1.ulhs uti since then hundreds ~ others ny
,f.n' rnTv<~ 4 plain. simple aub SutyCS>iul
tmugr f-alrrrur. All-,,-. Is PAGE rs East
ala street. New York CITY fcaSTu, ThSSa, 81
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RIVER RAILROAD.

u
This time table cnrnrcIcl Ia May 10Th, iSS'
Trains leave Pan Handle station, hHa of Etsy.
cuth street. near public landing, n ioliows-.-cen.
lu,I standard TINE which II y minutes slowed
than Wheeling time
GOING suITI.
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AT ID

BEEF CkTTIE-Thc offerings this week
do not show rs good m average rs lust
week, there being fewer top cattle and a
longer line of middle and common grades,
though the latter were of a better order.
Prices, considering quality, are !atc lower.
We quote nj 81 624a5 -, with most sales
ut 81 7aa5 ~ per loo pounds.
Prices for Beef Cattle ranged rs follows:
Best at s. 50aJ ~, that generally rated
first quality s. O0l5 67!, medium or good
qair quality 81 GOAL ~, ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 81 62la3 ~. EX-
trcmc range of prices s. G2!a5 -. Most
of the Srlcs ranged from 81 10 to s. 80 per
100 lbs.
OF the cattle received some ll2 head
came from Maryland, 1870 from Ohio, 5sa
from Virginia, 356 from Kentucky, and
1876 head from West Virginia. Total re'
ceipts for the weck l,i67 head, against L.
155 last week, and LII head same time
last year,
OF the offerings 729 head were taken 10y
Baltimore butchers, l37 sold Ia country
dealers, ~ to Eastern buyers, and 10 to
| Washington city butchers. Total saleSioI
the Week 95i head, against 9SS last week,
and 742 head sIme time last year.
SwINE-The offerings this week wert
light for the fairly good demand prevail
ing. Prices improved on last weeks fig
urcS. We quote common to fair hogs n
5Ia5Sc, and extra at Gc per ID net. Ar
rivals this week 6,141 head, against 6,21e
had last weak, and 1883 same time las
year.
SHEEP AND LAMRS.-Trade has beeI
fairly active for good Sheep and Lambs
and slow for common stock of all kinds
but Mt higher prices than last week. III
quality is not rs good as last week. W,
quote Sheep ut 2ai4 cents; lambs at 80
81 cents per pound gross. Arrivals TIN
week 1894 head against 6l1i last week
ond 4I39 head same time last year.
CLAREMOST STOCK YARDS.
Arrivals of live stock at Claremont StOcl
Yards via Baltimore and Ohio railroad 70
the week ended June 27.-ld2 cars, contain
! ing 1872 cattle, 1i5 calves, 9933 sheep an
lambs, 2474 hogs, 81 horses and p mules
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia
etc, zoos cattle, 1910 sheep and lambs
Y ~ -.
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=, ea1c. Aueust 84SaS5c, closed at SIZE;
Ssntember 85as5Ic, closed at S5e; DC
tober s6as6sc, closed at soc; DeeeM1er
gslasS1c, closed at 8Ssci January SSsa0Ssc,
closed at sole; March 91fa9ltc; May ga
a3se. closed at 93tc. COrn-Spot lots Zaz3c
and options Tale lower, closing heaVy; spec
uIation moderate; export demand iair;re-
CENTS So. $50 bushels; exports 2o,o52 pusn-
els: sales 4SO, 600 bushels futures, lOo,VVo
bnshels spot; ungraded 3Sa5lc; No. Z aga
49Ic. No. white 47c; No. July 45a46c,
closed at sac: August 45ia46c, closed at
45lc. September ~45}a46sc, closed at 4oic;
October 46la46Ic. closed at 46ic. oats
Higher. but quiet; receipts 14,25O bushels;
EXPORTS A. 600 bushels; mixed western
35a3Gc: white do. Saddle. Hay-Steldy
and demand fair. H~Ops-Higher n strong
ON bad crop reports; 7a15c for common 10
| choice. Coffee-Spot Rio firm at 9se; OPP
items 1OaI5 points higher and active; sales
AZ, $50 bags; July, August, eeptempei,
7.Sja7. 90c; October, November, Decenrpei
and January, 7.S5ca7. 95c. Sugar-Firm
and fairly active; fair to good renhlns
quoted at 45a5c; refined steady, on A '4a
5Sc: cut loaf and crushed & ll-l6abic pow
dered 6Sc: %granulated 63-l6a6t. MOlaSSeS
Firm; 500 test 15a19c. Rice-Steady ana
fair demand. Petroleum-Firm; Cnlted
closed at 67Ec. Tallow-Steady at 4a54e.
Rosin-Dull at 81 GOAL 05. T~urpentine--
Dull at 32fc. Pork-Firm and demand
moderate; mess quoted at $40 OOalO p for
old; $40 75a11 p for new. Cut Meats
/ Firm: picked bellies So 90. Lard-Hlgh-
or and fairly active; western steam, spot,
So 81; Off grade Sc p; July 80 %; Au-
gust SO Ga; September So 75a1 80; Octo-
Der IS 72a6 -; city steam So 30. But
ter-Steady and demand light; western
1Oa16Ic. CheeSe-Firm but quiet; west
ern lie. Eggs-Fn fair demand and firm;
recciDts 3.47S packages.
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- Rns.

EEEIING BSGS.
pr.r>,rs Enclosed you VII lnd one douar
flT ,Hirlguu wli please send uUe more OI your
tr. a. H.Ilur'S Liver Pills. thrust you have
received tar pay % rthc !2Stt%o boxes oEHGr,
60 Tr,. M - gONI than / could express L
lei much better now than 1 have Tor TWO
LEV. PHI SPABTH,
Nest SaullLke, y. Y.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 3O.-Cotton& Strong.
Flour-Stcady. Wheat-Slronger; No. ,
red suaS1r; receipts $500 bushels; ship
mentS 5000 bushels. Corn-Firm; No. ,
mixed SIC. Oats-ITcavy; No. : mixed
2ga!gic. Ryc-Dull and nominal. Pork
-Firmcr at - -. lard-ln good
demand and higher at So 10a6 10. Bulk
Meats aud Bacon-Firm and unchanged.
WhiSky-Stcady at 81 10. Butter, Sugar
and C~hccsc-Stcady and unchanged.
Eggs-Easier ut l0al0!c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., June 3O.-Whcat-Easy
but dull; cash 7siaSlic; July Isle; An
gust 7s;c; September 79tc. Corn-EaSy
but dull; cash and July SIC; August Size.
OatS-Unchangcd.
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE R. R.

ON and after MAY ), lgS6, Trains will run As
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NAN AND TRADE.

Money nj 2I-2a7 Per Cent.-GOVern-
mentS Dull and Stcady-StOcks Low
er-FIOur Steady and Unchanged -
Whent Higher.
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.Mbeelias Resister
Grareltrs' 6uide.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
EXPLANATION or REFERENcE MARKS: tDaiIy.
+Sunday excepted. MONDAY excepted--Wheel-
ing Time:
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AVOID cOUNTZRFEITSl Send US 25c
arF No WHI s.at sou hy return mat = bnN OF
tt..-aun" ig. G. NglaUC's tcleDrlLcu LhCS
r..a.trtsht handsome cards.
FLEMING BROS, fltLSDuFG' III
Fae SAFE by rotaii druggists. be
surs the EIcLnuo'= PiIlI you buy ave
rlIda &C Pittebar%h, Pa. The
'~er.,lts arc 1arilo at St. Louis, no
a.d Wheeling, ". Va.
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10
MR.. BLAINE 1888.
Frank Talk in a Leading Democratic
Daily.
CIeveland's administration a Disap-
pointment and Failure.
Washington Corr. of the n. Y. World

Washington Corr of the n. Y. World.
If the situation does not change in very
marked degree Mr.. Blaine will be the candi-
date of the Republican party in 1855. All
the signs and all the talk of the leading Re-
publicans point that way. The Republicans
who do not like him fear his nomination,
and those who like him devoutly hope as they
have never hoped before. There is absolute
ly no one in sight on the Republican horizon
but Mr.. Blaine. He has prominence that
it would be foolish to deny or to attempt to
ignore As simple private citizen of the
State of Maine his utterances attract now
more attention than would those of any Off
cial at Washington, except perhaps he.Presi-
dent Certainly no member of the Cabinet
has anything like his command upon the
popular attention. No member of the Senate
or of the House is so great an object of inter
est. If Mr.. Blaine were to revisit Washing
ton to-day [ am certain that his every move
ment at the Capital would be as carefully
scrutinized and noted as are Mr.. CleYeland's
acts. This enormous interest in Mr.. Blaine
is a fact carefully noted by the politicians
They see that he was never less out of poll
tics than at the present time. They see ey--
cry paragraph written about him copied
from Maine to California, and have studied
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10

eases and epidentics; and second, because
the people of East Madison requested him to
90 there. 1t is not the fact that DR.. Young
occupies a half column Of the Somerset Re-
porter to tell people that he has been to East
Madison to investigate the epidemic and
hasn't found out anything. The most of the
half column is taken up with suggesting
precautions, which, if observed, will tend to
check the spread of the disease. Such work
as he has been doing at East Madison, and
such suggestions as he makes through the
Somerset Reporter are exceedingly valuable.
1t cannot be too assiduously drilled into peo-
pie that bad air and bad water are frequent
causes of disease and that diphtheria if often
propagated by contagion. There is unusual
need at this time of impressing these truths
upon the public because the diphtheria is
now very prevalent in this State. 1t ex-
lists in Wateryille in very malignant form
and two deaths have already occurred At
Somerset Mills in the town of Fairfield,
there have been one death and two very Sc
we're cases. At Dixmont in Penobscot
county, the distemper is raging so violently
that all public gatherings have ceased. Up
to Monday, out of ten cases seven had
proved fatal AT East Madison, where Dr..
Young made his investigation, there had
been seventeen cases with seven deaths and
the disease is still unsubdued. The efforts
of DR.. Young to ascertain the origin of these
cases and to prevent their further spread
we should suppose would be universally
commended.
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10

Dr.. A, G. Young, secretary Of the Board
in the Reporter this week, to tell the citizens
f the State that he has beer t. Pd East Tsde Md
we're cases of diphtheria in that place. He
reports that he don't know; He doesn't
state it in just that language, fol. that would
not be according to the code of ethics, but
that's the idea. just what this learned man
expected to End that the physicians G ans who
is what we do not pretend to know. At best
he did not find it, and says so.-[Fairfeld
Journal,
This sneer at the secretary of the State
Board of Health is entirely uncalled for and
unjust. DR.. Young went to Fast Madison to
investigate the epidemic at that place for
two very good reasons: First, because it
was his duty to go, made SO by the statute
of the State, which says that the State Board
of Health shall make sanitary investigations
and inquiries respecting the causes of dis
ease, and especially Of communicable dis
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10
CURRENT COMM EMIT.


Bridgton News
Portland has certainly covered herself
with glory in her magnificent celebration of
the centennial anniversary of her incorpora.
ton.
THAT'S so.
Boston Advertiser.
In the direct results secured, it is undoubt-
eddy the fact that the money contributions
from this country to the home rule parlia-
mentary fund have helped the other side
more than Mr.. Gladstone.
THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE FISHERIES.
Boston Pilot
The attitude of the administration on the
seizure of American fishing boats by Canada
is not in keeping with Democratic traditions
and if it be part of the Democracy of the fu-
ture we want no more Democratic admins
trations No other nation on earth would
bear such outrage.
A SPECIMEN OF MIDSUMMER JOURNALISM
Springfield Republican.
This story of the confidence which the late
Col. Corkhill impaired to a New York Her
aid reporter will give our readers an idea of
the kind of fodder which the metropolitan
dailieS offer to their readers. The 'sensa-
ton is as empty as soap bubble, but it is
representative of midsummer journalism in
our chief city.
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10
CHILDREN'S


I am now showing some very
handsome Suitings in this depart
ment, both i'm Fancy Checks and
Plain Mixtures, Whipcords and
Diag0nals. Also a very fine line
of SPRING OVERCOATS at low
est prices to be found in the city
for same kind of goods.
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10
THE PRESS
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 10.

We do not read anonymous letters and commun
cations, The name and address of the writer are
all cases indispensable, notnecessarily for pub
lcation but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10

The strike on the Gould system of rail-
roads cost the general board of the Knights
of Labor 100000, and in loss of wages to
the strikers 81, 600, 900. The cost of the strike
to the railroad was $3,5oO,OOO. Here is to-
tai of $4,60O,0OO worse than wasted, as the
result of an attempt to compel, through the
~Hstrumentality of the boycott the restora-
ton Of man who had been discharged, and
the man is still out of work.
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10
NOTICE

"A Iocomotiye FiTenlen will be held at their
hall, corner Of Congress and Temple streets, SUN
DAY, July 18th, 1856, at $50 p M, Tor the pnr-
pose Of eIecing and installing the officers for the
ensuing wear. and any fur, her business that may
be brought up. Every member Is requested to be
p ilySd3t L. p. BAILEY, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10
DHssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER

~ SHHP-The firm Of Holden & Davis Cloth
ers was dissolved July LIST, by mutual consent.
Charles f. Holden will retain the old store 81
Fore ST., and George w. Davis will continue the
business in the adjoining store corner Fore anu
Soc friaSSs md ~ pg'n ~ a5deayor in
all our dealings to give satisfaction. Either paIl,
ner viii sign in settlement Of account Tor me 9iH
firm. CHARLES +. HOLDEN, GEOh6Ea W.
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The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10

The use of natural gas in Pittsburg has
done away with the consumption of nearly
two hundred thousand bushels of coal a day.
This throws five thousand coal miuers and
handlers out of work, and no one knows how
many mediterranean
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10

The movement begun by the Anti-Saloon
Republicans of Kansas which is spreading
to all parts of the country is one with which
the Republican party in general will heartily
sympathize. The purpose of the movement
is to restrict the liquor traffic to the narrowest
limits. AS we understand no specific meas
ure is advocated, only the passage of meas
ures best adapted to secure the end in view,
which may mean in some sections of the
country prohibitory law, and in others high
license law. The movement it is to be hoped
will bear good fruit, and viii result in plac-
ing the Republican party as an organization
in active hostility to the liquor traffic in
every State in the Union.
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10

The English counties are going against
Mr.. Gladstone by sweeping lnaiorities. This
seems to indicate that the agricultural labor
ers think more of Mr.. Chamberlain, who has
promised them three acres and a cow
than Of Mr.. Gladstone, who gave them the
hal1ot
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-10
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
AnuuaIM Meeting.

TslHE annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Il SynchrOnous Time Company will be held at
the office of the company in Portland, No. "a EX-
change street, at p. m, Wednesday, July IA.
G. ID. LIVERMORE, CLERK.
Portland, Me-, July 7, 1886. jy7dtd