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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-09-20


ing about in Yazoo county.
Two negro boys were drowned
near summit on the Sth inst.
Musoadine hunting Is all the rage
among the young people Of Coffee
vile. U IT
the JacksdhvilIe sufferer. ilb@igh the
News. QWU IA uA
Several towns in the State have
sent donations to the yellow fever suf-
fcrcrs.
A leap year parry wac the social
event Of the season IN Oxford last
week.
Col. II. LsMuldrow's greanlerS MAS
was burned down fecehln Loss,
81 200. No insurance.
The Young men Of Houston. are 60
ing 70 aive 4 minstrel peffwmsnee
on tlle WIGHT of the 20thsd hA v
Prof w. ]. DAYS, President Of the
Union Female College at oxford, died
of typhoid fever ON the 9th inst
G. w. Elkius drug store in Aber-
deem was injured by fire last week,
and good deal ef pie lock tleslfVyel.
The Creamery at Macon is shipping
about $500 pounds ofbatter pefsnsslth
to one grocery firm IN Atlanta, Ca
Ex. ...s -s..t..-s...f
Two unknown white men We're
killed near Naehez on Tuesday last
by the train ofthe Little J. railroad.,-
FIX. ..
Mr., z. j. Towers. late scstor Of the
Bay ST. Louis Pros.ese, md A'ss ral-
Iulah Posey. wene married not long
M ha# @
htHee' a aHa #Haa ~ aa#a
Alta station an the tieorgia. Facific
near Coluinbus, " D. Moore, a freight
conductor. shot another conductor
named West isst week. ae
Yasoo. City shipped 1886 bales of
COTTON from Sept. l, 1851, 70 Sept /,
1855, which IS nearly double The ship
meut Of The previous lears--ES
A. ClevelaHd -ThurTnsh party was
given by the young people Of Coffee
willie last week. Red bandanas were
wornHby all, aud the affair wss quite
success zter r4asp
Work on The pew Baplist church at
Grenada Is progressing rapidly and
presents very handsome appearance.
When finished il viii he one Of the
handsomest inthe state.
VIM. Lewis, bad res %, vas found
hanging to a tree i've miles east Of
Duram on 1.-The muriling Of the lth ihsf
II Is not known who hung him nor
what he was hung for,-Ex. :
The Engine On the sbath bound To-
cal got loose from the train on Tues
day between Macon and Shuqualak,
and for some distance the train moved
at rapid rate without one. It was fun
Tor the passengers.-Macon Sun.
Mr. Walter Kirby 81 engineer On
the NJ. 4 c. Railroad-while sleeping
in the large Iuka hotels few nights
ago, dreamed be WAS running bis en-
CINE and about to collide with anoth-
ertrain. Hethought he jumped from
the engine to save lifet when he in
reality jumped from the third story
window Of his room 70 his death.
That was fatal dream.--Ex
In the storm Friday night 8 negro
riding a white mule vas struck By
lightning on the Brazier place just
south of Rosedale. The lightning
struck the man on the head. then
glanced down his side and vented ifs
full force on the mule. The rider was
unconscious for some time, but finally
made his way home and in a dszed
way said that someone struck him
with a stick. He is now entirely re-
covered. The mule, alasi vas killed
in his tracks.
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aaiier syriebrid) urS @soltte.

Ser vGpectateur nilitaire" brtngt in
ieinent Maibeft einen Nufiab, 1T tpels
dem au1 Der Iangidbrigen Beaiebuns
gen bes &aifers Griebrtd gum @rafem
Mpltfe geba9t lit. Sieielben batiren
! bereits aus benz Sabre 1854. Ser ba.
I tnaIiee prin3 Griebri6 Wilbelm, eben
gum Oberff abaneirt, erbielt gum Mbius
tanten ben @bef bes @eneraIftabes bonn
bierten Mrmeecorps, Sberit b. MoItfe,
mel@er beittmmt mar, ibm mebr aIs
elm Mbiutant uno militdrif6er gr3ieber
su Iein. Ser Batter bes prin3en bate
5u ieiner 3eit, mo- 6elmutb b. Moltte
erit in engeren mifitdriiben Greiien
senannt tpurbe, ben ribtigen Mann
in Inn erfannt, um i'm an bic Geite
bes Sobnes 5u ifelen. Moltfe mar
aber aud ftbon als 8erfaiIer Der Briefe
ttber bie Stirtei unb als elm Wsann
bon @eiit unb gmpfinbung ber prin.
aeiiin Mugufta befannt getporben. Der
prin3 ifanb bamals I'M 49,. Moltte i'm
81. 2ebensiabre. Ser Mltersunters
fbieb berbinberte iebo9 nidt bic Su=
ltisfeit bes 8erfebrs. gs gab eine
Neigung, bic iie gan3 beionbers eng ber'
fnhpfte: bic &eiieluit. go9 Bis bor
tpenigen Sabren bertaul1ten 8eibe germ
bas S9mert nit benz Manberltab.
Mls Moltfe aa unieren prin3en fam,
bate oiefer bereits mebr als balb Gu.
ropa geieben, unb er ielbff, nadbem
Elm unfreunbli6es 6@idfal in ber 2inb=
belt i'm bielfa9 umbergeuorfen, fdon
bier Sabre in ber Siirfei augebra1t,
| 8orberaiien Bis gum gnpbrat unb 81.
girls 6urdftreift iInb BEN tiirtif9en GeIbs
aug bon 1889 gegen Mebemeb gli mits
gema9t. st fonnte Der Manberluit
erit tpieber fr6bnen, als erfber Mentor
eines glei9 reiieIuifisen Selema1 tpurbe.
gs mar fat nllr cine lange, ununters
broGene &eife, tpel9e bic Sabre ibres
Beiiammenfeins ausfiillte. Bon Bres,
Iau aus, mo ber 2ronpriua reRbirte,
| fu9ten fie Ofs uno Mefpreuben auf,
| England, &uBlanb unb Grantrei9, mo-
| fie @dife am 2uilerien 6ofe maren.
Bon bort nod greslau 3uriidgete5lt,
bef6tisten fe in Oberi6IeRen alle
Gatptitdtteu Der montanen Snbuitrie.
| Muf ber 2uiiengrube fubren Der prin3
| unb MoItte, nit B;rgmannstitteIn Be-
tleibet, in bic Siefe ber glbe. Iu6 bic
/ S9la9tfeIber aus benz iisbenidbrigen
unb ben Greibeitstriegen tpurben aufs
geIu@t = linb Woltte belt on Ort unb
Stelle 8ortrdge iiber praftifde Gtras
tegie. SIM Sabre 1857 fdlus fir 2eb,
rer unb S9tiler bic Srennungsftunbe,
| ba eriterer als General Maior nit Der
prOpifprii9en Gfbrung ber Gei6dfte
oes @eneraljfabes ber Irmee betraut
wur5e. 8eibe ma6ten bann mod 3tpei
| Wal bic &eiie nod 2onboM suiammen,
bel ber @ermdbluns bes 2ronprin3en
unb Der Beiebung 6es grin3en gilbert.
Damn trafen fie fi9 fpdt am Nbenb bes
i 3. Suli 1866 In elmer groBen 6tunbe
Dieber unb bier Sabre ipdter auf ber
MabllfQtt bon SebQn.
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Gin entnerptes @eihled,t.

Wlit benz gegeupdrtig Iebenben, per.
tpei6li@ten @ef6le@te barf man f6
feline @erbauungsipdBe erIauben; es
bertrdgt ni1ts. Mas nibt in BEN
bexgebra9ten 0ietuaIien. @eleiie fi9 bes
tpest, bas brinst ben Maeen bieies
f9pd9li9en @ei9le9tes alsbalb in
beilloie unorbnung.
Sieie grtpdgung i6lug Die In @enua
elm groBes 9aus fiibrenbe 8aronin
Salanbra lei9tfinnig In ben Mtnb,
inbent He neulidb Elm groBes Geitmabl
CAB, tpo3u fie 120 ginlabungen ergebea
lieB. 9ie @dite iparen bereits Bis gum
8raten borgeriidt unb batten au9 bies
len NIT einem b6llig aufriGtig i9einens
ben Mppetit peraebrt. als fi9 bic Sauss
frau bon ibrem Sibe erbob unb nit
elmer Geierli9eeit, bic ber S9altbafs
tigteit faum III ben duBerten Munb.
minteln ber Gpre6erin &aum lieB, on
bic Safe bic Grage ridtete, iuie ibnen
ber eben genofene 8raten gef9medt
babe. Selbitberitdnoli6 iiberboten ii6
baraufbin idmmtli9e Sii6genofien in
9obeserbebungen. nHun". fubr bic
9ausfrau NIT erbobener feierli9er
etimme fort: roamit bic berebrten
Mnuefenben au9 piRen, mas ibnen 10
gut gei9medt bat = es mar G0pen'
Gleif6; i9 bab's aus Der Menagerie
geliefert befomnlen."
6pnberbarermeiie bate bieie gr6if'
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Mue a dn
= l<azE

/ GleiBe 3uingen, bic 6timnung feblte,
unb tpenn er enbIid ein Merf, neil ct
Gelb brau6te, baffig botlenbet, befries
biste ess i'm nibt. Gegenaber benz,
mas er bate ausbrtden molten, fam
es.ibm leer unb f9aI un6 fad pur.
Wo mar bic Slut, ber 6arbenglana
geblieben, bic aus feineu, 9enusbilbe
Ieu@teten2 Dabei fiblte er, baB er bic
Snmmlung au einent ailetiett groBen
Werte, wie febr er au6 barna1 fu9te,
nidt finbea f6nne. Ser lei1te grtperb
bate foifipielise Neigungen in ibm ct,
wedt; tpie bic Mtobemaler, .iiber bic ct
friiber gela9t, fing er dn, ii@ Elm pbam.
! taitif9= buntes slteIier ein3uri6ten.
i Samen unb 6erren aus Der @elelli9aft
beiu6ten ben ygenialen" Giinifler, nit
benen ct nuBlos ME mie6er ein3ubrins
genbe Stunben berfdumte.
Sept, TOO ct iie perloren, ertannte er
ibren Wertb. Q8o fe am @rme zines
Mnbern babertanl, erbielt ie einem
neuen &ei3 fir i'm. Mber bate ct fe
benn perlOren2 War bieie 8erlobung
mebr aIs cine Gaitna9tspoRe? Mebr
als cine 6anblung blinber, uniberlegs
ter &a9iudts Sulia unb 9err Grid
pFug! Das mar Id9erli1er aIs 0es
nus unb Nultan, mar lnnatiirliG un6
unm6sli9. Memn ct reuig 3u ibr 3us
rtiffebrte, tpiirbe He 36gern, ibn on ibre
8ruit 3u f9IieBens 6einem 2iebesfes
ben Mbelbeib's fables Nein! entgegens
| feben !?
Da Iduteten bic Gloden.
Die Neanten Der poIiaei, Die Sieuftz
leute, bic Boten ber beri9iebenen @afts
bduier fir6mten in bic 6alle-Wdnner
unb Grauen, bic Greunbe ober Ser.
tponbte unter ben &eiienben ertpartes
ten. l1nbea6tet ftanb Cigar, ben
&embranbtbut tief tn bic Gtirn ges
briidt. in ben Mantel gebiillt, innitten
bes Geuhbls, unipeit berl 9lusgangss
pforte.
SEPT erf9ien au9 ber Siener bes
! 6errn Grid pfug in benz langen
braunen &od nit pergolbeten Rnbpfen
unb benz Srefenbut. 69naubenb,
d63enb, feuerdigig fubr Bic 2otonto,
tibe nit benz aus aabIrei9en Wagsons
befeben6en 3uge elm. Mirbe iie eis
mem Der Magen entiteisen2 Sn Der
bdmrnern0 erbelten, bon Menfnen,
Qdrm unb @ei6rei, bon ber MatdgliGs
feit unb Gemeinbeit bes 2ebens erfii1s
ten 9alIe tpie elm Gimmelsli6t aufges
ben? Da elite ber 9iener i@on, ben
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98em,t ,mam i'm 9mmfeln fiiet.

Grau emma Merner in Berlin tpa,
big tn bic iangite 3eit nit ibrem Dienft,
mdo9en 5ufrieben. 2ies9en mar treu,
tleiBig uno ifets flint 3ur 9anb. Mber
pl6Bli9 dnberte iib bic Situation.
Sies9en blieb Bel ie6em ibrer @6nqe iiber
pie Gebabr lange meg, fein 3ureben
bolt unb Grau Werner bef1loB, binter
ben Sruno bieies langen Nusbleibens
5u tomnlen. Sic r,a1te bierbei nun
bic Wabrnebmung, baB bas 6inberniB
IN einem fef9en @renabier bejtanb, an
behen Mrme Grdulein 2ies@en allabenb,
lib auf umpegen nod 6aufe tpanbelte.
Gs gab cine grDBe Scene, bei tbelher
2ies6en .Mles leusnete unb @eaenbes
tpeiie ertpartete." Grau Merner ber>
ooppelte nun ibre Nufmertiamteit, aber
Stes9en mar aud nidbt auf ben 2opf
gefallen. Wobl abnenb, baB iie OUT
@9ritt un6 Sritt beoba6tet lei, lieB
fie Die 3uiammentanfte auf Der
9traBe fallen unb beftente bafhr ben
treuen Observation-Disclosures allabenb,
LID pDr Sborf9IuB in bic Slide.
M9t lange iebo9 follte bic beimIid5e
2iebe bauern. @ar baIo bate bic ses
ftrense 9errin ben Henbeapous plab
ausgeipirt unb fie nabn fb Dor,
ber Sa9e Elm gxbe au MAIDEN
gs tuar Mbenbs, ais bic @ndbiae,
3ur 3eit, tuo fi9 ber unifornlirte 2ieb,
! baber gew6bnli6 ein3uiellen pffeate, bic
R69in nit einem Muftrag nod einem
gang anberen !6tabtbiertel idbidte. Sur
nit Wiberwilen tnb 1lnbeil abnenb,
ma9te fi6 2iiette auf ben Weg, tudb
renb fi9 bic @ndbige in ber Slide pIas
eirte. yfi6t lange bauerte es, 10 er,
t6nte elm leiies Rlopfen an Der @orri.
oortbiir, unb Dor 9lufregung fiebernb,
Dffnete Grau Merner bic 86ur. !. eSm
1d4fen Momente fiiblte lie f6 bon
ltarten Nrmen umf9lungen unb beige
&iifie brannten auf ibren Gippen. Den
Scanbal, Der ieBt eniffanb, fam man
fi9 Iei9t borftelen, man bra9te 2i9t
unb ber 8rdutigam iab bic Bel9eeruna.
Wian tpollte ibn binausmerfen, aber Elm
preuBif9er SpIbat retirirt nidt! Da
griff bic tpatbenbe 9errin aur 2obIens
i9ippe, elm @@lag, ilnb blutaberfr6mt
tuantt Der tapfere 2rieger balb obns
md9tig 3ur Sbur binaus. Ser S1luB
biefer @ei@itbte ipielte por ber IS. Mbs
tbeilnng bes S96ffengeriGts, Ser
i9Deren R0rperperlebung angetlagt,
tanb 2ies@en's @ebieterin Dor ben
M6tern, un6 nur benz ltmitanbe, baB
iie felbft i@on alles M6eli6e gum Auss
glei9e ibrer iibereilten Sbat getban,
bate fie es au berbanten, baB fie muir au
eiuer @eloftrafe BON 100 Warf perur.
tbeilt tpurbe.
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Ser alte M9tunbbieraiger
DR.. gbmunb GoG, ber bieier Sage I'm
Srrens9aufe bon Netp Seriep geForben
1T, wurbe bo, 68 Sabren in 6annober
geboren, fam i'm Sabre 1849 nod Nem
Oorf, mo- er bic erite freie beutld1e
S6ule in ber 4. Warb grtnbete unb
ibr mebrere Sabre lang aIs Director
boritanb. ST mar Idngere 3eit Gpre=
der Der beuti@en freien @emeinbe in
ber %. Warb unb tpdbrenb bes ghrgerz
frieges i'm DBoar6 Department" ans
gefellt. Nu6 bate ct eine 3eit lana
eine Stele i'm Stem Oorter poftamte
inne unb 5og bann, tta9bem, Ct In
Union 9ill @uttenberg gemobnt' por
etma II Sabren itad5 Seriep giip, tpo
Ct balo barauf Die yGreie preRe" griins
bette. Das Blatt erbieIt in ben erjfen
Sabren bic ftdbtifrben Nnseigen uno Or
Sod nta6te quite @ef9dfte. 9lls man
i'm fir bic 8er0fentli9ung Der ftdbtifd)s
en- Nnaeigen fiir elm Sabr fii9t beaablte,
itrengte ct cine 2lage gesen Die Stabt
an, bic nod nf9pebt". Dor etlpa brei
Sabren beginsen feline Jrau unbsibr
Giebbaber, elm 6eBer i'm Dienife bes
3eituhgsberausgebers i'm @entrals Bart
gu Mew Oorf semeinidafti@ SelbIttorb
uno por etDa u Sabren ma9te ber Dot.
tor bon fi9 reben, aIs ct bon elmer Witts
tue bei9ulbigt ipurbe, fie unter benz Nor=
geben, tpoblhabenb sti feiu unb fie
beiratben gu tuDllen, bon Deuti1lanb
beriibergelodt gu baben. Or. Sod,
beRen 8latt felt Sabren tti9t tnebr
profperirte, litt felt eineun Sabre an
Der @afetiu6t unb an @eiites3erriits
tung. Dor feds Monaten eing bas
8latt elm unb I'M lebten Monate purbe
Sod aieuos auf ber StraBe umberirrenb
bon berpoli3ei aufsegrifen. ct fafelte
bon ieinen riefgen &ei@tbhmern unb
ertldrte, bic 6dlfte bes @runbbefbes
bon Seriep @itD geb6re ibm. NSan
fanbte ibn f6lieBlib (Dor bier Wo@en)
nod bem gountp Srrenbauie, tpo ct
ber Waferiu@t erlas.
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Miibe ,,mo erimDpft.

Benn Der srnattste Gabritarbeiter, Ser n,ibe
Sanoarbeiter, Der iberbiirbste Bu9balter ober
eleri mad einem mebi3inil9en Grfas fir ber.
brau1te aorperfraft fubt, no pirb Ct ibn fin.
ben? sf0nnte bic f9riftli@ nisberseleste Gr.
fatrung bon Sauienben bon arbeitern aun,
@eben sebradt perben, 70 tpiirbe bic Gntid5ei.
ouns oabin lauten, baB So5tetter's % q.
senbitters beTer, pie aaes Gnbere, fdpin.
Denbe araft srnenert, bic ermattsten @eiRes.
frdfte su nsuer 3batisfeit anrei;t unb iiber.
mabise nerb0fe Spanning eri6laffen ma9t,
geroauuns, elm reselmdbiser 3ufanb bes sfSr.
pers, Nppetit uab S9laf iperbea bur9 balielbe
berborssbra9t, unb es if ferner fur @ensfenbe
ein ipnnberbarss SiIfsmittel aur @iebererlan-
gung Der @eiunbbeit. @inem pablerifden
Masen 1T es nidt ipibsrivartis, unb fdpd9li.
den perfonen beiber Gel9ledter, nelde aele.
gentli6 bas gebiirfniS mad einem DirtIameu
@epmittel fiiblen, pir6 fein iol9es beheres,
ii9ereres ober burdsreifenoeres ipeDer BON Der
9tite Der Ybarntafopoe nod BON benz &ataloo
Der @ebeinlmttteI seboten. % !pirtt fernes
unberslei4li9 seeen 0iebet uno faltes Gieber,
Wbsumatismus unc Nisrenbsi9peroen.
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Spntnlerietee Don peridiebener
2ualitdt+
Neue @nswabl sDn 8ddern+
= lln3peifelbaft bic bette Muswabl
BON Damerl@ ltab &inber~GAuben
Wdnner< IT, &naben~Sdnben llnb
Sttefeln BON bemabrtenT Tabrifantrn+
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@legante gfpsttdten in 8dubern
unb Jtaiden.
Dte ,eueittn Sums @siltnss,
tSearietta Sud-, Grepes, &Yber
Sud-, ebalte einfarbts unb se~
mnifert TT alien mDbernen GAate
ttrungen+
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gaeue 3epbsr @insbans, Snbia
Grintles, percals, 3anstbars, Yi<
a,ses, eawns, gattiite, gtcseltp
Gprbs, iauttiiAe 3epbsrs, Suil bu
2rrb ,tnb anbere gum Waidsn se>
eisartt Gatrifate tn srpber &us>
ipabl anb 81 Yerldtebenen greifen.
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Stt6erete1t !!

Sptt3en. pit5en!
auf bteiem Telbe slansen wtr
turd bte srSbte Iuswabl mab bte
neueifen Saden, bic je bent publt>
fum pOrseltst tptrben. SprdDn,
essptiide, prientaliide, @aleneienne,
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nuilg cine BEN bo9geipanrten gruars
tungen Der 9ausfrau b6aig entaegenges
feBte Wirtuns. sSn bem nd@ffen Mus
genblide f9on Iasen auaa3ig Damen
in 9rdmpfen, Die iibrfgen Wfitglieber
Der @efeai6aft ifiir5ten, bon gfeI err
faBt, aug oem 9auie. = Wie geiagt,
bas Gef6ledt lit ein f6pa6mttbiges y
es bertrdgt feinen 26tpenbraten.
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Eager bpm sateenS 6es e 1T @an Mntpn aueewen wurbe

Gambric in seridieoeaen 8reitett IT,
preiien. Sarbise sttdereien Ser
fetnffen Sprte.
@robe auspabl BON Damert>
unterseug+
gpllftdnbtses Eager bon Damen.
unb &inberifrinpfen4
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6. M. Gtiibbest, 3orbma 6 y.
Qorb. unb Nobripaaren iiets on 9anb.
@eparaturen tperbeii prompt beiorgt.
No. "a Npenue o. AL ,t2Wt6
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S@ 9ie elesanteiten Mnalse mad
UtaB bel pantoaft C Sebn.
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fpantide, @seatrtal, Guipure, @ban~
tiaY Sptsen In alien 8reiten fir
neberwurf pber 8elas+

@eitidte Gimidbe
TT petbem nnb farbtsem 9tque,
MlhI, Swib, Natnlppf. Geftdter
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bleibt Bis gum 1. sSalt in Der StaOt Mn0
an3uti
Slit innse Wfanner llnb iolde int
= ntittleren Otter
The Portland daily press., 1888-11-14
Portland Society of Art.

The exhibition gives great pleasure, and
there has been large attendance at the Art
Building the past two days, the unusual fine
weather drawing many to the house.
In the water color display Miss Elizabeth
Talbot, shows marked progress. Mr. Fl. B.
Pencils works. highly to be commended
his drawing is very correct, and we under.
stand that the Architectural Magazine is
much pleased with his work. Cyrus f.
Davis old farm at Scarboro is full Of merit.
Miss NJ. K. Longfellow's efforts are marked
by the same characteristics that always ac-
company her water-colors.
In the oils Mrs. Pierce's Scotch Roses
and "Chrysanthemus" are exceedingly well
painted, and Charles Jenckes' handling of
the mahogany painting to give the effect OF
drapery is very good. Miss M. M. Burgess
has an admirable picture. In the pastels
Miss Anna f. T. King shows good taste and
judgment. Fassett and Thompson show a
water color sketch of the Ottawa House. and
Stevens and Cobb several black and white
sketches of their buildings.
The miscellaneous articles on exhibition
are ten rare. old Delft pieces, seven old Delft
tiles and one piece of modern Delft. loaned
by John e. Dewitt, Esq, drapery Of India
silk by Mrs. E. r. Pierce, three fold screen
and panel for screen by Miss Inez A. Blan
chard, afghan by Mrs. l.. II. Turner, AL
hambra embroidery and doylies by Mrs. NJ
A. Longley, three paintings on silk by
Katsutaro Watuniki, mirror by Mrs. c. w
Ford and crayon head by Miss Anna N.
King.
Tickets, obtained from members, will ad
NIT to the exhibition from 10 a. M to 8 p. m
The Portland daily press., 1888-11-14
w,NsLow PACKING COMPANY.
Meeting Of Creditors and General
Mattocks's Proposal.

A meeting of the creditors of the Winslow
Packing Company was held at the office of
the Cumberland Bone Company. on Union
wharf, yesterday forenoon. The object of
the meeting was to hear the report of the
committee of creditors, appointed the 18th Of
last April.
The meeting was called TO order by E. NJ.
Rand, Esq, and Hon. II. NJ. Bearce, Of Nor
way, was chosen chairman. About one half
of the indebtedness of the company was rep
resented at the meeting. many of the credi-
tors being represented by attorney.
The committee of creditors, consisting of
Hon. H. M. Bearce of Norway, George w.
Herrick of Boston. Peter B. Young of Hiram,
E. g. Spring and W. M. Bradley of Portland,
submitted their report.
The report Of the expert accountant, Mr..
Stoddard of Boston, was read. Mr.. Stoddard
reported that he was unable to arrive at a
satisfactory statement of the affairs of the
company. The books were not properly kept
during the years 1886 and 1887. 1t was i'm
possible to separate the transactions of the
two years. There are many errors in the
books. Items are entered on the wrong side
apparent profits. The accounts remain open
on the books, though it is apparent that some
OF them are really closed.
General Mattocks, being called upon, made
statement he said he was not aware Of
the character of the expert accountants re-
port before the meeting. He declared that If
Mr.. Stoddard had consulted with him most
of the particulars which puzzled the account
ant could have been explained satisfactorily.
He said he could satisfy the committee that
the entire profits and losses had been proper
ly accounted for. Granted that the books
were in confusion, 1t could be shown that ev-
cry item had been entered on them. He
closed by offering to purchase the indebted
ness OF the company for 10 per cent, at the
same time offering to satisfy the committee
that the profits and losses are correctly en-
tered on the books.
Hiram Knowlton, Esq, one of General
Mattocks's assignees, being called upon for
statement of General Mattocks's private
property, said that his assets amount to the
sum Of $6,146. He has liabilities to the com
pany of $10l, 900, and perhaps $4,000 outside
of the company The Winslow Packing Co
have assets of about $1,000. and liabilities Of
about $4,000 to unsecured creditors, ant
about $4,000 to.secured creditors.
| An informal expression of opinion on Gen
| Mattocks's offer of 10 per cent resulted in an
almost unanimous sentiment in favor of &C
| cepting it.
Afterwards General Mattocks was request
ed to make his offer in writing, which he die
as follows;
offer, If accepted by all creditors, to pur
chase at 10 per cent, payable January 10
1889, all claims against the Winslow Packing
discharge of my individual liabilities there
| on.
An informal vote was taken for the secont
time, resulting in unanimous expression ii
favor of accepting the offer.
The Portland daily press., 1888-11-14
Ho1Eaoa COLUMBUS MsuE AND HOloxs STREET. BIS =. MASS

at once unique and of Incompatible worth,
such. for instance, as the system Of veEtila-
ton which is entirely new, and by which the
air of every room is changed every three
minutes, there being fifty thousand cubic
feet of pure air properly heated in winter,
and chilled in summer, forced through the
building every minute. The air is also
moistened to the proper degree before being
sent through the building. The bath de-
partments will also be the most perfect
in the land, if not in the world, affording
ample facilities for the enjoyment Of every
kind of bath that is known.
In compliance with the urgent request of a
large number of friends and patients who de-
sire to consult DIR. Flower, he has made ar
rangements for final trip to this State,
This will positively be the last trip DR.. Flow
er will take to this section before the opening
of his splendid hotel, after which he will be
compelled to remain in Boston. The follow
lowing are the points DR.. Flower will visit
Bangor, Bangor House, Thursday, Nov. 10
Augusta, Augusta House, Friday, Nov. 16
Portland, Falmouth House. Saturday. Nov
II.
This will enable all who desire, to consult
this remarkable physician almost at theil
own door.
The Portland daily press., 1888-11-14

Grand Chief Templar Hamilton is prose
cutting a vigorous campaign in several por-
tions of the State. Thursday evening, the
18th, he organized fine lodge at st. Adams,
with thirty charter members. Saturday eve
ming, at East Livermore, public meeting
was held and lodge organized at the close
Wednesday IA attended the session of An
droscoggin District Lodge at Poland. He
will soon be in Franklin county, upon his
annual inspection of lodges. He will be as
sisted by members of the District Lodge
The Goth inst. he will visit West Bath and
speak at the anniversary meeting of John B.
Finch Lodge.
York District Lodge meets with Old York
Lodge, York Village, Wednesday the 14th.
Cumberland District Lodge will meet
Wednesday. the 21st, with Maple Lodge,
Deering.
All the temples in Cumberland district are
doing well and adding to their membership
rapidly.