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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-27
PERSONAL

Mr. William walker 81 rors tssna bic
spent yesterday IL SEATTLE
Mf. and Mrs ". II. f.Ieweiiyn have ne
turned from their Eastern tar
Hon. n. D Strive Il eaff5tFpsf Is his sess-
denee BY slight iedisp5fifjen.
1fr. Geo. KianeaF aud family returned
from their visit 70 the Eastern Siates Fvs
terday
NJ. r. Frederick. Of f1e firEn ~ Frederick
4 Maud is dowa With the typhoid fever
Ills not = malignant type, however.
Captain David Gilmore. who has been
visiting friends IN Wslia Walls. returned
hoEae Yesterday. aud win resume command
OF his steamer, the L Masiek.
Mr. II. \. Tiedernan, formerly fseseAt
clerk on the Premier. fias accepted the so-
sltion ~ freight clerk On the r j. Potfer
Ne viii be ssiccssded On the Premier b.
Mr.. Bailey,
Mr., Fig Sichei OF Portland was married
70 Miss sarah rol0InoE If The paIlcs. and
= with bis bride at the Occidental Mr.
bichfl vas for several years the leading
merchant and mayor 81 aolden5nle. W. T.
Mr.. George Foster ami tride have been
spending fes days IN Seattle. They leave
for the East this morning Mrs. Foster Is
the eldest daughter Of toe Hon. Francis
Henry Of Olympia Mr.. Foster Is wealthy
Olympia logger. aud brother OF Miss
Foster Of this city.
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- t.oIsfzsch Is in trouble Not
U5d go ....,sIr Int "a fail. having been
~ IL BoaDie D"t = 49,
q. ftsre 81 WARRANT SWIM oa' " AZ
xwife. chargipg him Wiz grand lar
~ = III, odd nan 4 familiar 70
~ Hory y 80 -, ,s.~,r~,
- reeders o. me ~ = >, 49,
- s5eu;hs ago 81 sho.eDslFe ieoAi1s
.-s., arrived III Seattle, aud after being
" = ,t,,,e borehs out 4 cigar stand
~ s'',4s -. -. 80. ssherrr e(,os after
= sef5Ds 49,. .r.,,,.,, :, ,rg,,11.
~ BE- k6seftisN1 D'o-s i. ..'. -
,-sugsf him NOR psoi.aineltsg s'-iVse ssas
-
-. -. - tanr Taforaa Burglars were IN
t1sn ~ ss,s,cef "a nm acr,s. the cd
<lfl1 70 "a - 49, - 80, =. IA
raflsman ana rssy 800, -. -
* soldizsea o. etisaso. WHO LAC u 49,
49, 49,. -. e., TfIy 1sss one OF inc
- s@'fl'-., y. ,,is., fe.r a L,afs AZ x1aa
Exlsr hPfss y. - -, -
II aheH tne Disi " = ~ = ~ :.
s<se3 telegram - y ~ ~ ~ - -.
r. but before y hs-1 isliD sSlaS :. = ~ -
= custody q INT yi.lssLs ~ 1..e ~ ~
x,<ikry. TIE ~ ~ svlssl go. - ny
,1<;esaen. ega ilyiD !. ~ $500 sy ~
e sonss addfths arc Ay.silsa LII pa
e I'd man a. htle, ~ ~ tessSi sls'sss4
hsse his isiuts = 81 Ess ~ -. -
Hxss eoEid affsfs :, -. =
2e-s Ess no aatA9issy ~ ~. :
~ the SOM wosnI = ~ ~ lar Ia
ffHrsdsy MIS- Hpta 49, 81 ~ NJ -. -
nm 1hieagc- Ass ssesAsapNh - ~ hns-
I'D and 1atasis no tee,s eoet 9tivsS ts1f
1sprrtys, pefefsoh q fs9ln. IT ION ION
Ia the son pfepaie . setesI y - Nv III
Ekraa5. fnfPohahs - Inv Iy ,s y. y. uiesas3.
Stnznfing him % dlskof7e Dig ihsyot,ea
ENDS AfteT feaalng ahs iessSss , As .sejst-
fhs sad 20 money, khe Noeia hot 9tfe
~ Is dollar $500 ~ s .ssHs nc -
nf1ed 70 sell nls hs'1ug " tos9, Flsseil
Ill fof the pufpese "a s@tpp inh o1L net
ks0fs he co1ia 81 W. nc 80
pess from Peterson 9 tEeia, suihiAoushs
hin % appear at susif ONCE ~ "sss''s on I'M
pofssst business.
Or receiving ne hoic ar. tolai<seh
b; led 10 the oiheef ana wss q. once
urheroi into the pfesense % nis vile shl
10. BE stopped, stared aiil staggered
1nfkHaf1 % trough ne naa been snot-
Or Of the gentiemen present. caught hiin,
spd bfaced BIN W. lie tusnfd aeeth!y
3sis for few iainu'es, ana tneh ms isfe
rts - red Is lobster ~ aeon a. De
xefiaed his seli-pOSse ssioD ne sb0oE
tS1ds with bis vile ahd sop, Inc matter
* then TALKED over. ana fne old man
acknowledged everything, ana promised
Hp2y the money back - soon as he coLid
III together. After remaining Ia the
54ca some time. ADd tnt3king TIE mates
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


tSaktkNa1
Eighs deeds were fled for rccofd yessef-
day, the considerations sEgfes eating 81, 7oi,
an average OF sSai& Following is the list
as furnished hy wood s osho-ns. shssrac-
fosS ef title
J. W Edwards &c J. nlsi an. ~ 20 100
aires n see -. twp ~ =. r 9 G, sIa,es0
q. r. Frye 10 :. ". Edwards, 20 acres IN
sec =, twp - u, sc, $500
J. ". Edwards 10 +, y Rack. 70 sc acs IN
sec y. tv7p carrie xsaN
v hug5 Smith sc " : Moore. % acr,.s in
sec Is, INV - n. he, san0S
W. e. B.kyley = ais. - s &. klugsl y.
1850 q
= C Elngsies 30 T. Cosy IS lots and y.
blk g, Rrswley Rd.t., 81.
+, Fhiele, ir. 10 Y. h, ThoFndike cg al, 6.
interest in - 1900 acres in tlNott hay,
knowa rs Hattie oyster eiGlm, 500.
G. \ lisgley ta II. H. Aiacs. lets s and
10. blk -, Coms;oek suppl aid. sSEeo
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swTFT.s SPECIFIC

SwFTs SPECIFIC
u entirely Vegetable preparation con.
tanning no Mercury. Potash. Arsenic. or oshsr
poisonous substances.
swIvr'8 SPECIFIC
EIas e-7ei hundreds OF cases Of EpIthelio-
ma or Cancer OF tho Skin, thousands Ct cases
Of Eczema, Blood Humors and Skin Diseases.
aad hundreds Of thousands OF cases OF scrof.
nla. Elocd Poison and Blood Taint.
swIFTs SPECIFIC
has relieved thousands OF cases OF lfercu-
rial Poisoning. rheumatism and Stiffness OF
the Joints.
CHATTANOOGA, TfsS, juno %, fsss-swift's
early Part of the present year, q bad case OF
biooi poison appeared upon me l began
taking = s. $. under advice of another, AMI
taking the medicine and shall continue 70 do
so until am perfectly we'll Believe IL Will
effect perfectcurc. Yours truly,
Doc p HOWARD,
Ill West sixth st.
coLumIA, s c.. July 7, iSs-The Swift
Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga.-Gentlemen: was
a great sufferer from muscular rheumatism
for two years. could get no permanent re-
HtI from any ueIlctnc prescribed by nv
physician. l took over q dozen bottles OF
your $. S. s., afi now am as well as ever
was in my LIFE am sure your medicine
cured me. and 1 would recommend IL to any
one suffering from any blood disease. Yours
truly, O. T. HUGHES,
Conductor c. 4 g. r. r.
Waco. TEXAS, May 9, fsss-GentIencn Tho
wife Of one OF my customers was terribly
Inflicted with a lpathsome skin disease. that
covered her whole body. She was confined
20 her bed fer several years by this affiiction,
and could not help herself at all She could
not sleep from violent itching and singing
OF the skin. The disease bafiied the skill OF
the physicians who treated IL. Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swtft's Specific,
and she commenced to improve almost I'm
rneifa,ely, and In a few weeks she was APP
parently well. She is now q hearty fine
looking lady, with no trace Of the affiictton
left. Yours very truly, J. Z SEARS.
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. TIE SWIFT sgEcuIc Co.. Drawer g
Atlanta. Ca; New York, 7Js Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS

SENIOR AM JUNIOR, ~ sst night the
". = Rochester Musical Comedy Company
opened IL 3 fair-siSed Audience 81 Frye $.
Thvre ara sewn clever people IN the com.
pany. aad they Saccevded ia giving a
pleasing entertainment Mr.. Rochester a
an eccentric comedian aiNxctHeaJ ability
Miss srcdaio Sscckmeysf Is = good soa-
brettc. and sinss aud dances wall 4
great deal 81 iea IS woven aroHaG az old
plot aid soiaa new bakaasS Is intro.iG ed.
The siagias NHs murh enjoyed.
Tins afternoon senior and fuuief VIII
be repeated, and very handsome Del
viii Re given away IS prize. Every Que
who bays ticket viii gvs q chance al the
doll The engagement CLOSES -. uigal
with 'sM ltioW % Rrtru
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that should be commensurate with the
services rendered and the grave re-
sponsihilisy Of the important pubic
trust committed to there.
The unmisfakahls language Of the
aeass however. Leaves no room for any
0 her conclusion than that the pro-
visions Of section Of the act approved
February 2. isss. repeal the provisions
OF sections Il ard IL ri the act ap-
prnEsd February 1, 1855, as far as it
relates 20 the salary Ct the cssusris-
sionerz- For such hardships as this
conclusion may entail l would re-
spectftisly recommend that the con-
.igfsSicners seek the proper relief at the
hands q the next legislature. Very
rssFectfal Y. your obefseni servant.
Il rF---<.. -
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PiRTAER WiNTED.

4 liyesosssiness man with 5000 70 sia. 600
to Join partnership or to bay out 3 fne
geuersl mercantile business store, $4,000
70 $4,000 rear. store situated In one u the
nnest agricultural districts and best trad
Ing points down the Sonud For further
Inform afinn annlY 4. ts.n n Ki.te.r..r
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Tod al justice % the prescription de-
partmeas Of their establishment. the
Stewart 6; Holmes Drug CO. ind il ncees-
sary to keep their store open sll night A
competent prescription clerk VIII be on
hand Al al hours Gle Front street
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Eefnsr < Dishan ere osering two corner
lats for sale. one Of Scccrd an,i oue on
Maf1- Thesr ar tso very choice corners
fer an- kisa of business.
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M1ifrAgY kAi4.--At a meeting u the
beard Of officers az the Fist regiment held
last evening, arrangements Ncse ma4e -
give 4 military bail on the evening 81
November q. election Gay. na13vs the
progress Of The dAace feA election returns
national territorial aud county, will 20 re-
ssiyed Al the Srfacsy ovcs = special wire
aud flashed On canvas By large stere-
ap'ieVn. This will give taosc desiring 10
hear the Fusrit OF tAis exciting election Sn
opportunity 81 SIT the lstcst returns white
snteNtHE q dsHce. Tickets EdAifiiug q
gcntlenaaa aud ladies. 81
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Or. Jaeger sanitary woclen system We
haze reduced the prices OF their aissier-
wear IS per eert. frcFs cid catalogue prices.
Tokias. SingermEn & Co
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5nsseng sad frirs1iints We have the
Al week saie Tokaas. Sisscars~afs a ca
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Besgs Blood Purifier, Beegs Cherry
Cough syrup, Reges Tropical Gil. Beggs
Liver Pills, Beggs German sal-e aud RegEs
Celebrated Remedies for sale and war.
rsntea By Hssbrouek { Co, Barnes & Co.,
pnbbs & Sc1 and Con.s.c2 < Co.
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sale d lsse curtain nets We bought an
srpertsrs lot ST SOC or he doll n. spiea-
did wids lace, taref both edges: nc yard.
Chester Elesrv
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Dress goods 81 Ieo, ,Ese, lss,c and ze.
yoffa more Than double the arire. Nosestav
naerniug for great Bargains Toki&s. sing-
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We vsll have oassh;nS 10 say shcnt
isE1iaFl 4 Co.'S NV FORK hats IN q few
days ToRlss, sias erman & Co
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Ladies Hair dressing PsT.cr, corner Man
aud Second streets. skaMroafrg EEd hair
work OF eTery description csa hand ana
made p order. sp2seow
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pxAxH ~ Ms X c. AoREIssS Mrs
r. C. Morrison. So HsldA NOighi. died a;
her residence, corner II south Teaih and
Charles stnvets, YESTERDAY. sfses a serea-
eeeks' Illness Of opheia fever The
lOacrsl Will t-a held 81 - ,. II. today.
from the MefEesiisf Protestant ehnrgh
Ars- Morrison Wss az esslmsi,ie woman,
and was respected ~ al who knew her.
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SEATTLE WOOD YARDu

DRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT AMY
desired length. Dry kindlsng q spss-
eiEity. Coal delivered to any part of the
city. Orders received at 1895 Front street,
or q yard On Hopkins whs-f, foo: OF Senees
street
HlhIa srn IA RIrSsRIL. Pro-rsernr
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Fref piiiDn's aA5ginr school FRIDAYS
Al sd ?. rs. Jayeniie class Saturdays Il
,. IA. Al Fufanr hail
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cAIldra CRY Tor Plleasr's cssisria.

ne yoa want 10 sae The harvest aud best
stock ct CARPETS GA tie r&esAc ecxsss
TOSiaz. SsngefzaRn x Ca
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Oar f2'sc dsess goods a-a great drive.
M0nS2y racsutag and al week. Tokizs.
slugeFfuaR 4 "a
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27-Inch Goods.

half wool and half cotton fast coors pieces was u
They goods obbeIs They 90 az
them They with anv
goods the market When them
CASHMERE
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Towels Chester Cleary
SC rubber combs. Cleary.
pi,.h cal. 1-se-.-- s-ics--
.-~-s~- 49,
-
New clocks Chester Cicary
Great sale; table linens. Sieass
MI. ,.,. - 49, &c..
.,...,s a -----4---- ~
t''' 49, $3.50. : -
-
Sale OF hosiery. Chester Cleary
-----
New ifimntiass. chester Clear
s-.,,. s~.ss .-,,-1, ssF---t--- S,Y..--
Pyiee orr Cannes 9,l.rsfer c;esfy
---------
lace cmTtatn ncts: tlg sale. Clesyy.
sia splendid white syrvka C}cary
- ------------
Eastern cash prices; eaeaNs. SieArs
Eastern cass prices; sprrsdS g. easy
- =, III, - - - .,,..--
e y "~4Ail =. =, -. Sl-s'eE '3e~ss-
- neHa'stltched eandksrestsfs S.eafs.
.-...,..t,-., ,.S---,---- - 1-r-hs-V r. y,....s
s''''aN
aSe isaiess an yga1s boss. exs-, long
csssss- g,Ies~v
s--s--------
i'0'a- eaes'e- Clear.
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Tpf LOCAL BUDGET.


j ...,,.p Fruit Dealer Drops Dead
=. street, variety Theatsr
- ra,,s for ~as ,ooo-DrswniBs
.<sdens.
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Attorney General. Wash. Ter.
He's. joHs AIfLKR MEKrax, Terri
iosial Asiite Washington Territory,
Olympus, W I.
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Ccue sad seo bS-sains ~ dress goods
Monday m0ynine-.sAe Tor lee. Tckizs,
singermaH NCo.
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Monday aogasag and 81 weeA for bar
gains in aaderNcS-. TSkiA.. sirgerman
4 80
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34-Inch Goods.

This AUCTION PURCHASE all wool filling very eoo
coos principally and browns The manufacturers price
Our price for this week 16 12c ST.
to see them They decided BARGAIN.
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GoSsasasrs aud cle2As. fnene IS 10 stcck
70 c4ssi tars- ToklGS. SiaFcrEsa2 & Go,
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ss q 4. 8 e. e,asse' deaasi, ha. returned
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S''afsn cry for Pitchers CssiorIs.
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Ladies scazses &gi-wool vest 81 { Nee.
day metnine. Ieki&s. Siusermau & Go.
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chlIdren ery for Pitcher GastsrIa
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swIFT,s SPECIFIC

has relieved thousands OF cases OF lfercu-
rial Poisoning. Rheumatism and Stiffness OF
the Joints.
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New hosiery sud nadcrwaIe: tau gyeai
est bargains Of tAe SEASON. Cleafy.
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Kid Eiovls. shut;on tengga. Sc. Muuas
meruinc. Tokias. s5agerasEn < CO
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= entirely 4 Vegetable preparation con.
taining no Mercury, Potash. Arsenic, or othsr
poisonous substances.
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Chlldrsa ery for Pitchers csssfis.
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24-Inch Goods.

Halt half cotton 800 worth double the asked
them wholesale house would consider them bargain tic
They will go for 10c
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rrcss goods. ;he AaTsaS; siock - sale
iFom. Chester Gleary
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canpaisa rieiaTes a. GTassm S i,aai-
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Sc isa!es az wool hcse, essze loug.
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SC splendid andefware. Clear.
View hroaaeloth ches,e- cleary
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p p waIsins-la,kels. chesIeE -.
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81 asp,endld white sgrsEa- clcasy
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. aeH'-stiiohe'l bandkeFealefs C,eaf.
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New oioaks, chester cieary
Great sale table linens. Tear
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Plush sale Chester cleafy
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-01-10
Pc RSo NAL.

Gen. ]. D. Rust, of Rockport, was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. T. G. Lyons. Of Friendship, has re-
ceiyed and accepted call to the Baptist
church in Nobleboro.
Officer Freeman Merrill, day turnkey at
the police station. is confined to his home by
illness Of serious nature.
Mr.. w. II. Milliken, of w. FL. Milliken q
Co., who was said to have slight paralytic
shock on Sunday, was able to be out yester-
day.
Among the Portland visitors to St. Paul
Royal Arch Chapter of Masons at Bath
Saturday night were DR.. c. d. Smith. Jud-
son Dunbar and Henry Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Little had celebration
of their silver wedding at Hotel Fitch SUM-
day night Mrs. Moore invited them into
her parlors which had been beautifully de-
corated with flowers and their friends Offer
ed them their congratulations.
Many friends of Mr.. III. d. Cahill, in this
city, heard the news Of his death, which oc-
CURED at Bath yesterday morning, with sim
cere regret. Mr.. Cahill was deservedly
popular and beloved by many by whom his
loss will be long felt. He had been employ
ed for number Of years in the store Of
Owen, Moore & Co., and was young man
of much promise. He was a prominent
member of the Portland Wheel Club and a
general favorite in society. He had been in
failing health since last summer.
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GENERAL NEWS.

VIM. Gorton, of Laconia, N. H., died yes,
terday from the effects of blow received
from falling tree.
There are indications of the speedy break
ing up of the American Flint Glass Manu-
facturers' Association.
One man is known to have been killed ana
others are feared to have been by an explo-
sion in a rolling mill at Brazil, lud.
VIM. Ii. Deforest, New York silk dealer
has assigned. Liabilities, 100000.
The thermometer was gradually rising IN
Montana last night, out trains were blocked
by the badly drifted snow.
The British brig Kildonan arrived in BAL,
timore Sunday, and reports that in the Gun
Stream, in lat. 3S, long. $3.50, west, she pass
ed through six miles of floating timber,
doubtless portion of the Leary raft which
broke away from the steamer Miranda.
Two huge mastiffs,s owned sby Lawyer
French OF Camden, N. j IL, became suddenly
vicious Sunday and attacked little girl
named Jennie Young and Mr.. and Mrs.
French who went to the child's rescue. All
were badly mangled and the child may die
The dogs were shot.
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Last Saturday night another bold robbery
was perpetrated near here. at the residence
of Reuben Westcott, In the town Of Gorham,
about two miles from this village. Mr.. West
colts son-in-law was here in the village on
Saturday night, and bought some goods at
Jackson's. On the way home he got wet,
and hung his coat and vest by the kitchen
fire to dry. In the morning they found the
window up and the money gone from the
vest pocket. The pocket book and some
papers were found near the house. There is
no clue to the robbers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-01-10
To soldiers and Their Heirs.

Once more j have to give you word of
caution about ent.usting your business to
strangers. Certain persons are travelling
about the country, and with sensational cir
culars give claimants to understand that
great things can be done for them, by giving
them power Of attorney to prosecute their
claims. You ought to bear in mind that
power of attorney cannot be revoked. 1t
was only year or over ago that Messrs.
Soule & Co. of Washington sent their circu-
lars to all the widows in the country, stating
that by sending them a power Of attorney
they could collect some four hundred dollars
for them, which was a piece OF deception,
for they did not and could not collect dime.
There is prospect Of some new pension
legislation at this session of Congress, and
this new born zeal for the welfare Of claim
ants looks like scheme to get their business
in advance Of any laws. In practice OF
nearly forty years never charged client
for advice or a fee for services until the fee
was earned. For more than twenty-five
years have had a reputable attorney at
: Washington, who assists me there when re-
quired. and am thus virtually as near to
Washington as any attorney there;
Y. K HARMON.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-01-10
sooTHRAY's RAILROAD.
Booming Scheme to Connect the
Town with Wiscasset.

BooTHBAy, Jan. 9. - Boothbay citizens
have been agitating water works, are now
agitating a railroad, and are getting ready to
agitate the summer resort boom next spring
They have been considering the matter of a
road to Wiscasset, to connect with the Knox
s. Lincoln. OF late Capt. j. FL. McClintock,
one of Boothbay's most wealthy and enter
prising citizens. retired sea captain and a
man of broad ideas, has been pushing the
scheme Recentlysthe farmers Of the town
held a meeting at the Centre and agitated the
railroad. Earnest speeches were made. The
sense Of the meeting was unanimous for a
railroad to run from the Harbor to a point
on the Knox & Lincoln between Waldoboro
and Wiscasset. 1t is believed that this rail-
road would give Boothbay good show for a
large portion of the surplus Bar Harbor
travel in the summer, and afford an easy
means of travel at all times of the year. The
present mode of travel is either twelve miles
by team to Wiscasset or by steamboat even
a greater distance around through Towns
ends Gut and up the Sheepscot river to Wis
casset, thence by the Knox q Lincoln rail-
road Captain McClintock is willing to con-
tribute cash to the enterprise, the citizens
are in earnest, and 1t looks as If Boothbay
would have railroad before many years, If
not within the next,t twelve months.