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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-17
DISCHARGES Al-1IIN UAs WORKS
COni cling ssatCmnntS Ab nut Some Rem ov.
ais Made Yesterday.

COui cling ssatCmnnt. Ab nut Some Rem. ov.
ais Made Yesterday.
|! was reported yesterday that as one
Of the results OF the meeting Of Messrs.
SeeIey aud Jepson, Of tho Board of Gas
Trustees, on Monday night, Robert
Holmes, james Burma, David Greer
aud Henry Thomas, employees a!
the Gus WorkP, had bsen dis.
charged, and otheru, friends Of acting
Superintendent Darrah, had been given
tlle positions. Mr.. Hulmes was seen. He
said that In his own case, on going to the
works in the morning, lie had been told
by Mr.. DArrah that his spryices were not
longer needed, Three OF the men named
are Republicans and one, Burns, a Demo-
Crat. Mr.. Holmes thought the discharge
Of Burns was merely done for blind.
A reporter met Secretary He'll last
night, and asked him II the repor! was
true. He said only Holmes and Burns
had been discharged, and this was not at
the suggestion or request ci the Trustees
or any Of Thorn, but on Mr.. Darrah's own
motion, for the SOLE reason that the ser.
vices Of these men were not longer needed.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday. Z
a. NJ, 93'j l9M., 20'j . PM, 1872; ! =. Nj,
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TOR RENT-A DESIRABLE 9G1GS
IL Residence oh Byron stre,t. rnIi,, ~iiHlA
MONS AMI anhhed attic Enqulie a gSSS Y
JOHNS0N'S SONS, 1910 Main street "Ai y,
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TO make room for daily arrival OIL
Spring stock we will Offer all Winter
Goods ut eIluced prices. .
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EoR RENT.

one Room House, with gW aud Ualtr.un
gnia street. One Room huINp, with m,,,i
rush rom, on Virginia street one Room Ilg,r
WIN gas Ann Whtsr, OIL sOuih NOrE SlIpat Ihn,i
loom Houses IN Delaware street, one K.rs
s'fOet OiGB Room House, with MS AMI valtf 4,
.Outh front tratL Two Il doom Homes I'M < ].
Fronts I All hOus., ng.Ol Ieo.E
I'LL II / EIHttp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-17

NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives aud Forks, OF our own brand,
lust received. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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ANOTHER LOT of the celebrated l.. ~.
Unlaundried White Shirts received.
Price Is cents each, two for 81 Be-.
G. HESS a. SONS.
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G4As. HOudHToS, EsQ., lawyer 3 state street,
Boslon. reports q GAYS ~ 1!nA under his obsei'
yaNWa iOr tea years, which csycred the pAlisuts
body and Limb, aud u watch Gll EaOWA lpelhoS'
which WAg completely uursl lOely By the CutlChFa
Kemedi,s, leaving clean md healthy SKIN,
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Sod by all druggists. Pace; Cutlsuta, 20 els
ReSoiyent, 81 0J; soup 20 Cls. Prepares by tit
P0ITEg DRUG AID LAEslcAL Co., HyBIon, Mass,
Send l,F pamphlet.
pcAIIT.Fi the Complexion and skin by usluE
uEAu the Cut.ClIR SyAp,
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Ma. JOHN TlItEI., WIIGeIb IRE, Ia writes;
HAYS uttered iIOm sRlE Rueuu Tor over eigh
years, ~ lines 50 bad tina! could noialtend y my
buSlnesN Tor weeks alta lime Three boxes " "
tlGuTA and Fulr bottles RaUiVenI have enlirsi!
LmLnd me VI LaLs dreRinl nlslAlo
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DOR RENT, FROM April /, Iss5

The dfS!ahla ICsideuSe, M. 81, o.. ,oa,,, .
conner OF Iwelith and Fol AIru.t ront,le,,., ~
rooms hot and cola water. "''' F"
Also two story dwelling. No 80 Iurlllo..
containing Xix rooms Apply 10 ''' p
EANk \ SrALNAHER
t6b n Iurlub 80,
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Salvation Oil, the greatest pain.cure on
earth, Is compounded Of purest drugs. 1t
Is guaranteed 10 contain nothing Of poi.
sonous character. Only % cents 0 bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-17

Rio amateur race al ChaplnO street
rink tonight. Admission, 20 cents skates
B CentO,
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Nor SUE.

FOR SALE.
The largo and eliglbly situated wOA,Ory Inn.
House, no. 81 Virginia street. Island. seven iowa
and bath room, LOT H04lfO, well improved As,
two-stOly Fame No. 1870 Virginia stfeCL LOl n
lQ, I've l0OlnS. Price low and terms yefy eiL
DtNJ. McMEGllEN
deal MWAP u NifRinlp sltt
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BID amateur race ut Chapllns street
rink tonight Admission, 20 cents skates
B cents.
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THE coal FLEET
Commences PaSSing-Ths DlEgSal Hun for
YnhtA-llhhk utIafa

Commences PasSinE-Ths Biggest Hun for
YSars-BAnk Briefs,
The:river was falling all.day yesterday,
although very slowly. The marks at dusk
last evening indicated depth III the
channel Of rs feet, The coal fleet com.
menced putting in an appearance al s
o'clock In the morning, being lod by the
Jim Wood. Other boats did not com.
lnenCe passing until 2 o'clock In the after.
noon when the Joseph Walton went by
and the John +. Walton, Percy Kelsey,
Ed Roberts,, PaCilld and Allies
Brown followed In close order, giving
the river an animated appearance tof
about three hours. Tho balance Of lie
fleet will be passing to-day. This run Ia
going to be the largest one for q number
Of years. Over 70O0,000 bushels were
loaded and waiting for the water 10 20 out
on. Ot this amount about 5,OOO, 900 bushels
are consigned 10 Louisville, from where
they will be shipped TO Southern ports,
The balance goes to CINCINNATI, The tyeF
will be alive With boats to-day. The hiqh
river Yesterday compelled nearly all The
boats 70 lower their Chlmneys Id passing
under the bridge,
HANK nRiGIs.
The Telegram put in an appearance yes.
tetday and did iair business.
The Iron Duke passed up with bAtRes
and the Nellie Spear went up light
Tie Abnsr O'Neal, the popular gleu.
be1yllls packet, will put in an appearance
to-day.
Tie Andes got away late yesterday al.
ternOon loaded down to tue waters edge.
She had all she could well carry.
At Pittsburgh last evening the depth Ia
the channel was "a lset inches and the
river was falling. AZ all points above II
was also falling,
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T1TI1 WIIEnL1N1a
TELLLGENGER,
DAIlr, sENl.wEEkLY AND wgERLy.

The year 1856 will include q long scM lon Of Con.
gro,s IN which tho Tariff and the ndlll0n OF Inc
gulsed. The labor intereSUO Of the county Viii Rt
uac! Increasing attention. The IntOlllsoiiCOF viii
cover thorough and Impatllally every matter III
PUBIC Interest, always taking tho lead III Stale
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There IL ialf Incfeiss 10 The number OF 0iTerlnRS
TheFoIs no other than home demand, no Qul,ida
buyers being on tile market Trade if good ttOtk
hAi been lair, while common llYcfy dullnnd hard
l1sell, The quality u the on tlngl Is Of ZONE.
II sheep 2lTahSO, with few 81 the latter htufei
lambs 5jSa5tlC gfnil, same time lat year sheSp
sold Al the Same figures A to-day, aud lainii Il
aNaGl gfUsa,
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The arrivals during the wcok amounted 10 s,d
head against 7db last week aud l,gDj head The
corresponding week Of last year, aud the sales were
| III head, against 10 last week and sci head
the corresponding week Of last year
The OlNrngS to-day were oil i somewhat better
average than last week. there being fewer Gait Of
n really common grade than there was then and
The toIa generally being quite ~ good Al they were
then. Ttade was not active RtAuy time, Prices
for toys shOW little, II any, valuations from LAT
week, there being raihet more sales at aud near
our top figure DO, than were sold last week al that
price. Other grades weie Oft 1iaAC, as compared
with values last week. Prices 2J3a5c, with most
aAlel vt " t6c. HILLS Weio sold BY Q. 81 limerick
alS!SA5 y pot Hundred pounds, aud were Of a
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EIRsT RATE
Business Stand For Sale.

| will sell the property, No. H. ou the south. ys
OF Sixteenth street, between Market and cshpAas
streets. IliOS OBRlEN
lelO Telephone !A
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BID amateur race al Chapllne street
rink tonight Admission, 20 cents skates
. cents.
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b. &. tloop / Co. A0Il tlty Rootla Lha 0heapaaI
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The ullttiOgi generally slow ah Improvement AZ
10 Qhalily over last week, with few hundred
more Ia number than there were then. Prices afl
llight traction betttr than on last Monday, a
near our highest ngnIe-GO nel-lhau last week
aud iNtglhg do "a 10 SIC Most sales were about
hAG 70 GO. Trade has lNau hlfly gJOd prICeS
same limo last year 6Isa7ItO net.
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Wantea.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0S-
wv whereabouts Of ThouaS ~. ~ VI IHA
at .Eina NIL; Was last seen on Inc f5,l hsi.
ulry 81; SSe out - yeas; heavy "a, .1s o. Us
10 Inches, gray hair and iill nav t5a.l III. 4,f
any lnf9TmSu n 10 hls br1thrF. n Iilis,, Ai1a,
EllS Martins Ferry, Oh!u. '''-'.'N 'AQNh
-------- ------- it'F
WANTED-A LIVE, ENFPCT-7~
wv bfrlwniktng Man, WIN hcf't' ,lNsilEllC
10 sell Goods by sampls lS'ofes aat 1t qltil l1g
Wts. Virginia aud Maryland Per- lta.'ol,l
and saoI ray 70 ore Who can come a. ~ ~
mendsd. Apply, sta Ing sge ani iOrm,5H aiags'
ilnn 30 ~ g CO.. leyelard. Ohio ",et'
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TOR RENT
DOR RENT,
Small Ice House

In the rear OF No 80 Fifteenth Stree. g..Os.,
by booth ~ Co. for twenty yeah, EuQuIuuI
II, FORBES, No, 2 Custom Iloy,
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Bio amateur race at Chapline street
rink tonight Admission, 20 CsntSi skates
8 cents,
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
a Mystery.

Thursday, a white cat boat-a neat-looking
craft with her mast and sails lowered and
lying in the bottom of the boat, and manned
by two men, who were rowing, made into
Simonton's Cove, at Cape Elizabeth, and
made fast to Major John NJ. Gould's moor
ings. The men induced some boys to row
them ashore, and as soon as they were land
ed one of them, dressed only in trousers
and shirt, shoeless and stockingess, ran at
full speed over rocks and through brambles.
The other an Italian, apparently, made off
in another direction. At the same time a
man dressed as policeman appeared by way
of the road, and another along shore. What
became of the men or policemen is not
known. AT the police station in town moth
ing is known of the matter. The boat had
the name Bubble painted on the stern.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
9TH Maine Reunion,

The 18th Maine Regiment held its annual
reunion the past week at their new building
on Long Island. The headquarters cottage
is located on the western end of the island,
and is very pretty affair 16x26 feet in size,
with kitchen, IL feet square, in the ell,
and wide veranda surrounding the cottage
Thursday was ladies' day and an auxiliary
corps was formed with the following offic-
ers:
President-MrS. L. L. Thurston.
wee Presldents-Mrs. j. Mullen and Mrs. Hi
ram Ellis.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs. j. II. Anthoine.
Yesterday the boys held an adjourned
business meeting and elected the following
officers
President-W. H. Motley
H. M. Eaton.
Secretary and Treasurer-W. d. Hatch.
Hunt.
Ohicer Of the Day-John Mullen.
Surgeons. z. Getchell.
A vote of thanks was extended to W. H.
Simonton e. Son, for very fine flag staff
presented the association.
The 18th will break camp today, having had
capital time.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
creenwood Garden.

Next week will be gala week at Green
wood Garden. Commencing Monday, ten
foot pole will be erected on the grounds and
glass globe containing mixture Of corn,
beans and peas will be placed on the top
The person guessing the nearest to the num-
Der of kernels in the globe will be presented
with gold watch valued at 500.
On Wednesday the excursion of the
Knights of the Golden Cross, over 1000 strong
will come to the Garden, and will be accom-
panied by the Springvale band. The CRANE
officer of this order will be present, and large
delegations from Massachusetts and New
Hampshire will also be present. Mr.. Brack
EFT at the Garden is making great prepare
lions to receive them. as he is one of the
members of the order.
Yesterday afternoon the following num-
5ers drew the prizes given by Mr.. Knowlton
for the boys: 100, 131, 9G, 102, ia, %.
This afternoon and evening will be the
last opportunity to witness the Wilkinson
Opera Company in Billee Taylor, at the
Opera House. Large audiences should greet
these last performances.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28

The reunion of the Irish American Relief
Association at Long Island Thursday was q
perfect success. A large party went down
in the Express at 1.30 o'clock. Two clubs
composed of members of the association
played base ball which was very interesting
more particularly on account of the great
twirlers of the sphere, Hartnett and Holly
wood. The score was 10 to 10. There was
also foot ball, sack racing and ladies' archery
after which supper was served by Little
field and Mitchell. After supper was ovel
the hall was cleared and a jolly party enjoy
ed dancing until nine o'clock when all re
turned to the city satisfied with their day:
sport and acknowledging this reunion to have
been great SUCCESS
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
BRIEF JoTTINCS.

The last two days and nights have made a
great difference in the corn crop.
The Portland Company are placing the
boilers in the steamer New York.
A large schoo. of porpoises was seen off
the harbor yesterday.
Charles Paine's new fire cards are lust the
thing to hang up in the Office or counting
room.
C. II. Litchman and Senator Howard will
speak at the Knights of Labor meeting at
Peaks Island, Monday.
The total eclipse of the sun tomorrow will
be only partially visible in Portland. 1t will
begin at 6.1712 a. M, and end at 6.3S.6.
Maine Lodge of Odd Fellows visited
PresumpScot Lodge of West Falmouth, last
evening.
Brown Thurston & Co.'s employees were
given holiday and enjoyed trip to Hig-
gins Beach Thursday.
1t was not the Putnam Phalanx but the
Governors Foot Guard that was entertained
by the Brown Light Artillery.
At special meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen held Yesterday after
noon two insane people were ordered sent to
the asylum.
The Village Grove Society of Deering will
have its third meeting at 4.3O O'Clock this
afternoon. If stormy the meeting will be
held in the hall.
Don't forget the band concert and sail on
the Forest City to-day. The boat will leave
Custom House wharf at 2.15 p. m. and re-
turn at 5 p. III.
The second Saturday excursion to Rum
ford Falls and Dixield via the Grand Trunk
and Rumford Falls and Bucktield railroads
will take place to-day. The tickets are
placed at low rates and the trip is delight
| full. The train leaves here at $50 a. m.
| Mr. Charles Basford of Peabody has eight
fine Antwerp pigeons, which he took to As
bury Grove Thursday to let loose. Two Of
these birds were let loose at Portland recent
| ly and reached their cote at South Peabody
| on the co,nn fay
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
DEATHS.

In this city, Aug. 81, Lawrence Kelley, aged
81 years.
lii Deering, Aug. 81, Mrs. Catharne Barrett,
aged 10 years.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 215 O'Clock,
from her late residence. Morrill's Corner.
In Freeport. Aug. 27, Mrs. Matte f. Webster.
wife of Geo. L. Webster and daughter of Stathiel
and Margaret Staples of Cape Elizabeth, aged 26
years months
In Gorham, Aug. 81, Bethiah, wife of w. l..
Elder.
Funeral service Sunday at 8 p. m. from her late
residence Friends and relatives are invited to
attend
In South Gorham, Aug. 26, Miss Rena E. Deer
ing aged 10 years months, daughter of James
and Irene Deering
In Cumberland Centre, Aug. &c, Jesse B. Sweet
SER aged 10 years months.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
TThe funeral service of the late Carotta l..
Gribbin will be held this Saturday afternoon at
st Paurs Church, at 2 O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
Maine Historical Society.

The field day excursion of the Maine His
torical Society will be made on Friday, Sep
TENDER Sd, to the shell heaps at Newcastle
and Damariscotta Tickets can be had of
the Maine Central and Knox and Lincoln
railroads at excursion rates. Trains will
leave Portland at Gas and Bath at $40 o'clock
a. M, arriving at Newcastle at 0 a. M, and
return at p. m. Prof F. W. Putnam will
make an address, c. M. Sawyer of Mechanic
Falls will be present, and A. T. Carnage of
Damariscotta will have charge Of the excur-
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
Fort PrebIe.

Fort Preble, as is well known, is garrison
ed by Battery NJ, Q. S. Artillery. Brigadier
Gen. W. M. Graham is commander of the
Post. with the following staff: G. E. Bush
nell, Assistant Surgeon, one Hospital Stew
ard and commissary Sergeant. The Battery
is made up as follows: Col. II. c. Holbrook,
now at West Point with rank of Lieutenant
Colonel; First Lieutenant NJ. NJ. Macomb
Second Lieutenant j. II. French. Jr.. Ad-
jutant, ouartermaster and Commissioner of
Subsistence; Second Lieutenant A. j. Berry,
absent on leave; five Sergeants; four Cor
porals; two Trumpeters and % Privates
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
a Delightful Occasion

Yesterday afternoon the islanders on
Little Diamond Island had clam bake on
the shore near Mr.. A. M. Smiths new cot
tage They were all there, to the number
of 125, with some 70 invited guests. The
clambake was perfect, it was positively de-
licious. All the ladies and gentlemen enjoy
ed themselves amazingly and Mr. w. L.
Thompson, assisted by Mr.. F. r. Earring
ton, so skilfully managed the affair that
when the party broke up they hoped another
would he given right away.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
Wedding Bells.

Cushing's Point, Cape Elizabeth, was the
scene of a happy event Thursday evening,
the goth inst, it being the marriage of John
II. Fricke of New York to Mis- Georgia
Tayl.r of Cape Elizabeth. Merriman's
band, % pieces, furnished excellent music
The entrance way to the house was adorned
by brilliant display of Chinese lanterns
The bride was attired in pearl-colored satin
with point lace and pearl trimmings, with
diamond ornaments. Rev. Mr.. Adams off
ciated. and after the services all joined in
social festivities, which were kept up until a
late hour. The presents were numerous and
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
Ruffun Family Reunion.

The annual reunion of the Buffum family
will be held at the old homestead in North
Berwick, on Wednesday, Sept. LIST. Hon.
Charles BuffGm, who has done so much to-
wards making former gatherings of this fam
lily enjoyable, will be present, and cordial
invitation is extended to all, related by
blood or marriage, to be there and enjoy the
festivities of the daV
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
For Thomaston

The excursion to Thomaston with an op
portunity to visit the State prison located
there and Rockland will come off TODAY.
The train will leave the Maine Central az
6.45 a. M, returning leaving R3ckland at 1.2O
and Thomaston at 1.SO, or by 81, cial, Rock
land at and Thomaston at 81 m. Those
who wish good accommodations can go to
the Knox House in Thomaston.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
AII-cone Feeling
Hoods SareapariIla

Sold by all druggists. 81 six for So. Prepare
only by c. 1. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell
Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
Fireman's Favors.

The Gardner Engine Company of Gard
ner, Mass, visited Portland on their way
home yesterday. They were seen by some of
our firemen, and Captain ROBBIE, of Steamer
No. /, and Captain Long, of No. 5, organized
a little racket for the boys. They were
taken round TO the engine houses and to the
various places of interest in the city, and
left for home on the boat at night much
pleased with the courtesies extended. They
are a good looking set of men and
were neatly uniformed
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
SaIvationists at Sebago Lake,

The Salvation Army Campmeeting at Sc
bago Lake commences today and holds until
Tuesday, the 31st inst, under the lead Of
Commander Whatmore. Tomorrow, Sum
dav. the Portland & Ogdensburg railroad
will run special trains to the Lake, leaving
Portland at 600 a. m. and 1.3Op. M, to ac-
commodate all who desire to attend the meet
inc
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
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Board of Trade Clambake.

The steamer Gordon will leave Portland
for Great Chebeague with the members of
the Board of Trade and Merchants Ex-
change, and their lady friends, at 1920 a. IN.
today, and again at 1890 p. IN. Those who
are unable to go on the first boat will be in
ample time for the bake and dinner by TAX
ing the second. The steamer will leave
jerks Landing, for the return trip, at 42O
p. m Tickets should be procured of Mr..
Pinh Of tho Evclinnna
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
AN UNRIvALLED RECORD

Allcock's Porous Plasters have III the last t"eh-
ty-iye years proved themselves Inc pest SAFEST
and most effectual remedy for Spinal Complaints
Incipient Consumption Diarrh@a' fleurlsy' lu-
mors, Asthma, Bronchitis. Epilepsy Luiipaso
Debility, Rheumatism, Govt, Sciatica' Loss Oh
vigor, Dropsy, Paralysis, Loss OF voice. Hys
terra Nervousness, Indigestion, Palpltatlon.
auooa eodSw
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
shaw's Business College.

The evening sessions Of this college will
open on Wednesday. Sept. LIST, and continue
throughout the season. On the same date a
special afternoon penmanship school will be
formed for those who are able to devote a
portion or the entire afternoon to that study.
Students of both sexes and all ages admitted
to either session.
The Portland daily press., 1886-08-28
MIR. Reed at saccarappa.

Hon. Thomas B. Reed will speak at Sac
carapppa this evening and he will doubtless
be heard by great many of the citizens of
Saccarappa, Cumberland Mills and the sur
rounding towns.