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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
Household supp,,...

APFLEs-Nonc IN market except Tor ship
mcnt Dried apples, G's@1,sc per III from
store. Dried peaches sGg!r from store.
Fnuu-Firm. Orange, none In market.
Lemons, 5000 $50 per box; scarce firm aud
tending higher Bananas, Si.OO92.OO per
bunch.
PicEIr--Brls, $3.50 half brls, 500
Por,rors-Firm; new, Si.jOs2Ol per brl.
pouLrgY-, hickcns, spring, Si.u1alI1,
mi Xed, II 1jCl2OO, hens. S22jd2hl.
EGos-Dull. boxes SIC, cases DC.
Nurs-toculnuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia Wp5isc; Tennessee, farmers stock,
IGic, roasted. 2iso higher shcllcd, G'aIc.
PcCans. Texas, oILl2c.
NEgErAnLEs- Onions S25O@27j per brl,
800 per sack Cabbage, home grown, So
per crate: si.oO per dozen; krnut brls, $3.50,
halt brl-, St.ln. Garlic, IN per 100
RAisINs-.l.undou layers, 800 layer,
g. 49, California, S2jOa3W.
BrrEp-lIuttcrinc, ijc, creamery, q
@JOc; dairy, ijgi7G country butter iOa
iir.
CipER-Ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $50 per
hall brl
ViNrJNR-Pcr gal. Sale
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Hands md Niarka

The following list Is corrected regularly,
and may bo regarded as the latest quotations
BANK srOcKS.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HAGASs MAGNOLIA nu.M. Removes sunbura
r.a. rteclls. d MOIh Patches c.a1 b as,sSisu.
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet o..

Ofgrs special excursion rates q ~ pttrlns fif m,
neat - iays siS MEMPHIS IT. CINCINNATI
AND NLIlNN. including state ruuus while a.
Cincinnati NuHu lrltr Nrmphs ~ E,nAis anl
FRIDAYS IUiYing 40 tiHrinuau MONDAYS AMI
TIT WsnAlz Itrh hssi cfTFi~s = nue string
liaud ~f.u ial rates mair a. parties desiring o.
make short trip ~ the Utrf nn uur luHi aul -
tufuing nu nnpihHr a. 20 lui miles ~ d.lpi miles
a. D. gone uur taN ~ Twelve dars iuf fill ar
tirulafs call 90 uT ailrHsi e. u NJ Skill NvnefA
thHurr uullluF
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT. NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE 80 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, e7-9c
Sales Today, 800 Bales-The Tone of
the General Market Steady-Meats
Steady.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
MeNsmcni- NJ the I.cxrc.

Arrived rari, e brown. Cincinnati.
Departed e.. Brown, New orleans
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SATURDAY EVENING, July :, lSSS.
The banks report good demand for money.
No money is loaned below the stereotyped
rate of per cent
Pho clearinghouse report is as follows
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For Cincinnati and all Points East

stXTFFN 10 NnRFD NiiEs lt Fishirrn Dil
lar Exrufal0n -gAspu. A iastiun usvt one c1nl
q mtlr Including meals aui ttatc rooms
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low middling, 9ISc; middling, 9]sc,
good middling. 10 3-i6c; middling fair, l0iSc;
fair nominal; dusty, &c to lie lower.

lmportS-M a & X Il, !; NJ Il X X X, !; wagons
B. Total, bales.
Exports-M 6CRR -; l.. No&TRR,3 SIT C.,
O&SW RR - Total, 36i bales.
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leaves Arrives
IN. q. MALL. bO1 pm ~ q Mall. loan
ghtuu......S3p pm 'frcighi .......... $50 A m
Mail lrinS will stop ut lag stations, Noncpn.
nah, Adcn'S StattOnS Crossing Tailahatchio
Tank and Riycrlac when signulcd
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Tennessee Midland Railway.

w ANh' lfllN'l dhuN l.
=, Leave Arrive
Daily Nail .,..,,, TO pm Daily Mai. m
Daily Freight. 500 am Daily Freight. 4iiam
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-02-08
AUG. COLLEGE g. sEMINARIUM.

-Nagot for oss ytterst frojdefullt
och en-, som vi tro, afven for vara VAN
ner gladjande nyhet kunna vi nu med
della, namIigen att de fiesta af f0relas-
ningssalarne det nya laroverkshuset
kunnat tagas besittning af dem, for
hvilka de varit amnade: skolans larare
och studerande. Efter morgonguds-
tiensten f0rliden mandag t3gade lara
re och studerande till det nya huset,
hyarest de efter ett par korta for till
fallet lampade tai, f0renades i sang,
tack och laf till Herren, som hitlntill
hulpit, och bon, att all valsignelses
Gud Vile valsigna var ingang och ut
gang i dessa efterlangtade lorosalar.
Gladien stralade ur alias ogon, och in.
gen torde undra derp&. vi 0nska, att
vara winner utomkring hade fatt vara
;emed vid denna fiyttning. Men vi hop
pas, att de ala skola g0ra slit basta
att vi smart ma "a hela huset fardig,
och de komma hit for att hjelpa oss
med storfyttningen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-02-08
MIN N ESOT A.

Eldsrddd f0rst0rde forliden tors
dag egendom till varde af $4,000 /
Browns Valley.
PdppersfabriIsen i Fergus Falls
har ink6pts af b. f. Nelson och G. II.
Spencer fran Minneapolis. K0pesum-
man var omkring $4,000.
IIGgstd dOnistOlen har falt EFT ut
Stag hvarigenom Manitoba jernvags-
bolaget alagges att till Todd county
betala skatt f0r So 600 acres land,
BriinntOf. 1 nirheten af Fair
mont har man upptackt ett sex fots
djupt lager af torfmossa, strackandc
sig 0fver en- areal af mer lin 20 acres.
Nedbrdnd KyrIsd. Presbyterianska
kyrkan j Lake City fOrst0rdes fora
veckan af eldsvada. F0rlusten an
gifves till 81, 500 hvara hvilade en- assu-
rams pa $1,000.
Mejeri. At mejerihandteringen be-
gynner man egna ALT mer och mer
uppmarksamhet Minnesota och delta
med all ratt. NJ senast har EFT bolag
for idkandet af mejerir0relse kommit
till stand Wadena.
OdeiiiO0dnde fGr Udtt'sets inUdnd-
re. Det klagas ofver att olohigt fiske
bedrifves Lake Winona. Nagra per
soner hafva blifvit arresterade, eme-
dan de medelst notdragning fangat en-
massa fisk ofvannamda si0.
OlycItsIii,,delse pi je,nriig. Edith
Thomson anlande onsdags fran St.
Paul till Winona och da hon skulle ga
ofyer jernvagssparet trattades hon af
ett framilande tag hvaryid bada hen
mes fotter krossades.
dtaLnd for mOTdbTd,1d. w. p.
Sargean Albert Lea, som f. d. tjenat
som senator fran Freeburn county och
f. n. ar trustee for Albert Lea College,
har blifvit arresterad pa anklagelse
att hafva anlagt mordbrand i sin egen
butik.
Fran Red Lake Falls meddelas att
ett stadsqvarter tillhorigt E. Eamrign
nedbrunnit. Forlusten byggnadel
och inventarier ansl8s till $12, 900 med
epdast 81, 100 assurans. En- familj bo
ende Ufver en- handelsbutik kunde met
knapp nod radda lifvet.
JernvdgsbOIt0ea f0rGIc1s. North
: western & Winnipeg Railway Comp
; har inlemnat sina inkorporationsar
tiklar statssekreterare ems byra. Bola
get har for afsigt att bygga en- jern
: yag fran Duluth f0rbi Grand Rapids
i Leech Lake och Red Lake Falls ocl
/, till nagon punkt af grtnslinien mellal
> Kittson county och Canada. Kapita
t let ar satt till mill. dollars. Hr c
, N. Nelson fran Saltwater marke
]. bland inkorporat0rerna. Jernvagsbo
: lagen f0rokas alltjemt och nastan all
sUka uppna Duluths hamnar.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-02-08

"a Dig butltt..-- boom" vantar
man sig till warren Madison. En-
byggnadsforenlng ar bildad, for att
med det f0rsta trada verksamhet.
Flera fina boningshus komma att
uppf1ras, och hoppas man under lop-
pet af sommaren kunna bebygga tire
qvarter med affarsbyggnader.
Frusna till d6ds. Fran Aberdeen
skrifyes den 81 ianuari: Under senaste
sn0stormen voro tyenne tyska farma-
re Friedrik och Georg CoImelil pa vag
fran La Grace till Mound City; efter
ALT utseende att d0ma hade de gait
Wise, blifvi. utmattade och slutllgen
omkommit af den stranga k0lden. Ii
ken hittades en- snodrifva.
Olyckshindelse. Mr.. A. N. Carpen.
ter Deadwood, skulle f0rliden tors
dag CORA en- resa till St. Paul. Pa va
gen till stationen passerade vagnen en-
klippa, fran hvilken en- stem af EFT
manshufvuds storlek nedf0ll och traf-
fade Carpenter venstra delen af huff
vudet. Til,st$ndet ar ganska betank-
ligt, dock hoppas lakaren att han kan
tillfriskna.
JernUGgsOlycIsd. Eft frakttag
sammanstotte torsdags morse med en-
afloningsvagn vid stationen ST. Mari
us, 40 mil soder ON Huron. hvaryid
lokomotivf0raren FL. A. Reed fran
Waseca blef So lila skadad att han
svarligen kan lefya. Reed f0rdes till
Huron dit hans hustru anlande med
extra tag. Flera andra personer ska
dades, dock icke lifsfarligt.
RGtt sd. Iva vagnslaster med po
tatis, corn och andra f0rnodenhetel
afsandes torsdags flan Pierre till d.
nodlidande Kansas. Chicago s
Northwestern. banan transporterad,
varorna fritz. Vaderleken har de Sc
haste dagarne varit mycket mild, 81
att termometern visat linda till 55 gr
0fver zero.
Brist pd bTGnsle. l Cocona ocl
Twin Brooks funnos f0rliden week;
hvarken kol eller we'd; Wilmot fam
heller lcke kol och Milbank var f0r
radet mycket ringa. Milbanks kop
main hade icke en- gang katie, the ocl
socker att tillfredss ITALIA sina kunde
med, hvarfor ALA med otalighet lang
tade efter att sn6blockaden skull
hafvas.
Sn6stOrme,ts OFFER Fran Huro
skrifves den 3 feb: En- syster till e.
tysk farmare omkom under senast
sn0stormen. Hon hade / nagot arer
de lemnat huset men kunde icke finn
tillbaka. Nasta morgon fam brodre
sin syster frusen ihjel. Hvad sol
syntes ga honom mera till hjertat va
!: att halften af hans manga kreatur u
ven dnkat under af k0lden.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-02-08
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Ndtio7a0LsIS1IIden minskades under
ianuari manad med Is millioner dol
lars.
Rdtt starIcG .jordst6tar fUrmarktes
i onsdags pa flera stallen i Maine,
New Hampshire och Vermont.
Prohibition Dir nu sa godt som en-
gifven SAX Massachusetts,, da legisla.
turens begge Illus uttalat sig derf0r.
En- till ats,6Jergd,ag vigd ras ar den
indianska. Sa finnes endast tolf india
ner qvar af den STAN Yascmite dalen,
som for nagra ar sedan raknade ofver
1000 individer.
L qvinnor6strdtt-frtgan. 1 en-
process mellan fru Olympia Brown
och valkontrolloren i Racine, Wis,
r0rande vagrad r0stratt, har Hogsta
domstolen i Wisconsin resolverat, att
qvinnan endast har rostratt
Town acknowledgements men icke
vid allmanna val.
Isin Ordning. F. d. direktoren
Fidelity National Bank Cincinnati
Eugen Zimmerman, hvilken ankla
gats f0r att hafva deltagit att for
skingra bankens medel, har fran Eu
ropa aterkommit till Cincinnati ocl
friyilligt stalt sig infor domstolen fo
att beyisa sig vara oskyldig till ankla
gelsen. For sin frihet stalde hal
go, 900 som bergen.
Funnen d0d en- sn0drifUa. Pa
storm vid tyska baptistkyrkan i Somer
set, Pa +, Cornelius Birklay, fanns fol
liden onsdag liggande dod 1 en- sna
drifva. Han hade ett par dagar foru
varit pa besok hos en- granne. hvar
fran han endast hade att ga en- hal
mil till fots for att komma till sit
hem, men ofverraskats af snostorme
och den starka kolden och slutlige
dignat ned och f0rfruslt.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-02-08
DA X OTA.

En- KassabaJa,,s af 81 ,059 har rev..
sionskomiteen funnit Hyde countys
rakenskaper.
TerIca,s af Local OptiOn-lagen vi
sar sig ratt tydligt Fargo. 1 polls
ratten f8rekomma endast fa NAL; i
fangelset minskas forbrytarnes antal,
spelhusen aro stangda och pa gatorna
ar ALT tyst och stilla, hvilket ALT gjort
att man utan saknad kunnat afskeda
fjerdedelen af polisstyrkan. Affxrs-
iifyet ar dock betydligt mindre I'm for.
ut.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-02-08

DE nu inredda och fardlga rum
men Sc ytterst inbjudande ut, hoga,
liusa och luftiga som de AFRO med slna
nya, natta och andamaisenliga pulpe'
ter. Man f0rnimmer, mar man trader
in dem, att man skall kanna sig hem
ma och "trifvas" dessa salar, att ar
betet har skall ga med fordubblad
ifver, kannas dubbelt lattare och stu
dierna "a fordubblad dragningskratt
Man kanner sig har mott at ett mart
ligt uGlEonanaer!
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-02-08
option" lagarne visat sig vara basa
medlet harfor.
Vol nf embetS2nGn.


Val df e9nbets3ndn.
Herr T. E. Byrnes, Minneapolis, hvil-
ken sa ifrigt arbetat for organiseran.
det af "the league, blef enhalligt valid
till president; Toms Bixby, Red Wing,
till sekreterare och w. E. Lee, Todd
co., till kass Or. Dessutom valdes at
de olika judiciala distrikten en- vice
president och en- medlem af exekutiva
komiteen fran hvardera och utg0ras de
af foljande:
Vice presidenter; S. P. Jennison, F.
D. Parker, G. A. Whited, John Swift,
George B. Edgerton, F. A. Day, James
Compton, T. G. Stoever, W. r. Ed
wards, E. S. Hoppin, H. B. Allen, Jor-
gen Simmons, Bibert Burck, George
w. Lamphear, G. A. Whitney, o. M.
Torrison.
Exekutiva komiteen: J. N. Searles,
M. d. Mum, s. r. Van SAINT, E. A.
Sumner, B. B. Evans, w. A. Sperry'
D. w. Bruokart, George M. Hulson,
:. w. Hayes, G L. Edwards, S. F.
Wadhams, w. D. Joubert, S. G. Herr,
George j. McManus, Justus Smith, G..
H. Munro.
Konventets egentliga arbete var nu
utrattadt. Herr John Swift, som da
gen forut framlemnat resolutionen ON
adopterandet af 1.-The Australian sy.
stem" for r0stning ombads f0rklara
delta for motet, hvilket han ocksa
s0kte och lyckades dermed sd tillvida
att m0tets medlemmar vid talets slut
yoro samma dunkel som f0rut r0ran.
de denna fraga. Resolutioner, for
domande demokraternas tillvagagaen
de. nekande upptaga Dakota som stat
i Unionen, antogs enhalligt och under
stormande bifall. Motet uppl0stef
pa middagen, Vid exekutiva komi
teens mote pa eftermiddagen utseddes
efter lifig debatt, Minneapolis til
h0gqvarteret, dock ej f0rr ain presiden
ten hotat resignera ON han forbun-
des att halla det St. Paul. Man hal
full f0rtr0stan att komiteen skall ar
beta flitigt, da den utg0res af mar
som f0rut tagit verksam del politi
) ken, Embetsmannen utg0res ockss
af dugliga man, hvilka endast villa re
publikanske partiets frdn'gdng och sc
ger.
Bland syenska delegater konvente
marktes:
M. Holmstrom, John Anderson =
Cokato; f. A. Hanson, John Hanson
Charles E. Nelson, r. Hedmark, A. 1
Anderson, G. e. Lindberg, G. H. John
son, E. Hanson, John Carlson, l
1 Lundqvist. John Carlson och 7. N
: Ekstrom - Minneapolis; FL. Stocker
str0m, V. Hjortsberg, John Nilsson oc
Oscar L0negren - St. Paul; Louis N
, johnson - Moorhead; Swan Pierso
- Preston; S. p. johnson, P. A. Lam
: berg, c. G. johnson, G. Ericsson och 6
J. A. Carlson - Red Wing; Olof Pierso
s - Marshall; G. II. Strobeck - Litct
field; G. II. Hornberg - New Ulm; \
p Moberg - Anoka; och G M. Nelso
" - Geneva.
g Fastan m0tet sin helhet Ell var et
mote for uttalande af asigter r0rand
blifvande kandldater, kunde en- up
u marksam lyssnare dock finna det del
: gaterna till storre delen voro eniga o.
a att McGill gjort sig "om0jlig" - al
J. folket nu ar trott pa - "maskinpol
y tici' o. S. v. Da Blaines namn enda
nYmdes hlef hela kOnyentet entuSi
a stiskt. Nara 500 delegater vOrO ma
70 varande da motet oppnades, EFT te
81 ken att republikanerna nu aro vakr
J. och Ell ANNA l$ta demokraterna denr
9t gang Sc Minnesota sasom en- demokr
l. tlsk stat!
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-22
Fire In DeerIng.

At about $50 o'clock last night, fire was
discovered in the engine house In w. A.
Clark & Co.'s coal and wood yard at Wood
ford's Corner, Deering. The fire soon caught
in M. E, Moore's two and one-half story car
penter and woodworking shop, which stands
close by, and In a short time 1t was in flames.
At 1890, Machigonne engine and hose wagon
of Portland, arrived. and the fire was pre-
vented from spreading to other buildings, al
though the carpenter shop and engine house
were totally destroyed. Some fifteen cords
Of wood were also burned Mr., Clark told a
PRESS reporter that he thought his loss
would be $780, there being no insurance on
his engine house. Mr.. Moore had $4,000
worth of new machinery in his shop, and it
is lightly insured with j. ii. Coffin. Had
the wind been North or South, and the night
a dry one, number of other buildings
would have been DESTROYED
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-22
The bangor Mass MeetIne.

The great Republican mass meeting at
Bangor will occur Thursday, Aug 23d. Mr..
Blaine. Congressman Boutelle, j. R. Burton
OF Kansas. w. C. Doan of Pennsylvania,
John G. Kasson of Iowa, and others will
speak. 1t will be one of the largest meet
ings in the State for the campaign. The
Maine Central railroad will put all its splen-
did facilities at the service of the crowds
that will attend. A special excursion train
will run as follows, at the following rates of
fare, from Portland and stations east: Port
land, 11.50 a. M, $500; Woodfords, IL 30 a.
m, $500; Westbrook Junction, II M, $500;
West Falmouth. 1909 p. m, $500; Cumber-
land, 1918 p. m, $500; Yarmouth Junction,
1927 p. M. $40; Freeport, SO p. m, $3.50
Bath, 1890 p. M, $3.50; Harding's, 12.40 p.
m. $3.50; Brunswick, 1888 p. m, $3.50 !;
Topsham, 1.03 p. m, $3.50; Bowdoinham,
LII p. m, $3.50; Harward's, 1.25 p. m, 81 so;
Richmond, 1.34 p. m, $3.50; Iceboro, 1.39 p.
m, $2.25; South Gardiner, 1.4S p. m, $3.50 /;
Gardiner, 1.5S p. m, $500; Hallowell, 2.1o p
M al AZ
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-22
PERSONAL.

Governor Marble is visiting at Boothbay.
Gen. j. L. Chamberlain will be tho orator
for the Lynn, Mass, Post, G. A. r., on next
Memorial Day.
Hon. John G. Priest, of st. Louis, Mo-, is
visiting his brother, Warren Priest, OF
Thomaston.
Mr.. Blaine will go to Poland Springs after
the rally in Lewiston, Saturday, remaining
there over Sunday.
Capt. Edwin B. Dow, from New York, OF
the 9th Maine Battery, is in the city visiting
his father, John E. Dow, ESQ.
Bishop Hesley will preach in Bar Harbor
next Sunday morning, and in the afternoon
will administer the rite of confirmation in
Ellsworth.
DR.. e. E. Holt, of the Eye and Ear Infirm-
ary, and family. are the guests of f., O.
Beal, ESQ.,, and wife, at the Bangor
House.
Mrs. Simmons, mother of the sculptor Sim
mons, is to remove from Lewiston to Port
land. She has sold her house on Lowell
street. Lewiston.
Mr.. c. E. Arnold, Of Albany, N. Y, gen.
eral manager of the Commercial Union
Telegraph Company, was in the city yester-
day
Rev. j. w. Chickering, of Washington,
formerly Of Portland, is spending few days
with his frieds. j.. H. Loyjoy and Justice
Aspinwall In Albany, Me.
Presiding Elder Jones OF the Methodist
church, will return home from England this
week. and will speak at the ,Saco Methodist
church next Sunday morning. He will
give an interesting talk on the world
abroad. =, ,5,.. ..;tss.4,.s Z
Rev. Wolcott Caskins, d. D., of Newton,
Mass, is at North Bridgton, with hfs fami-
". Rev. Dr.. Chickering. of Washington, d.
c., SO well-known in Portland. is visiting in
the same place; also Rev.. E, P. Wilson, pas
tor of the Congregational church at Wood
ferds. :, 80.
]. r. Milliken, Esq. of the Office Of Secre-
tary of State, at Augusta, was in Portland
yesterday, on his way to. revisit his old home
at Scarborough. Mr.. Milliken has been in
the Secretary's Office for 80 years, and is the
oldest employ in point of service, in the
State House. Among legislators, past and
present, he has hundreds of acquaintances
and friends.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-22
MUNICIPAL COURT.


Thomas A. Foley, Jeremiah Donahue. AS
sault; Donahue fined So and costs; Foley dis
charged.
James Manaberry. Assault; continued to Aug
ust %.
Mark OHare. Common drunkard; continued
for sentence.
Larry o'Hare. obstructiug sidewalk; fined s5
and costs,
Walter Lewis. Larceny reform school during
minority.
Orlando +. Cash, Obtaining money under false
pretenses; go days in county Jail; appealed.
daps In county Jail
Catherine O'Neil. Intoxication; 20 days in city
house of correction. Suspended.
Thomas Godfrey. Resisting officer; fined $50
and costs.
: Thomas Godfrey Common drunkard; 60 days
in county jail.
Thomas Feeney. Common drunkard; 60 days
in county jail
Martin Lyden. John p. Davis. Intoxication
6nad and ooefc aaoh
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-22
BRIEF iorTlncs.

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Mi. 'ohn r. Deu"' w., ,.aamer Cadet which
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onana,ol n pannhIicans 10 take nsrt IN
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nileen so"i oiu 90 snss piaoe iiohi nei
aunt WHOM sne 'isi'eu in Ihis city.
Inere arc " Oo WV .noie eooo times given
Dy tue ireiuaio association this season-the
genera niu'','na,lon' ana tne hayrack rioe
w anu ''o"' ..o oaiuen'
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noiu ias' n,sn' u was vo1ed 70 cnanee 'ne
uame u 'he company 10 banner "ara pea,
lnen, owine 70 'ne company having auop'eu
Saiior UNIFORM.
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The Portland daily press., 1888-08-22
Real Estate transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the Regis
try Of Deeds:
Portland-Alvira Deering 10 James Mccarthy.
Cushing's Island-Francis Cushing to Helen
Brown. 81.
Deering- Lemuel w. Dyer to C. S. Bates. 81
cape Elizabeth-Rufus Moses to f. H. bennett.
John Brown to Charles Build, 81 etc.
etc. w '|"''S f4SAe' "
rit. 81 etc. w 4'' D
windham-Lizzie d. Bodge e. ais, to Frank W.
Bryan. 81 etc, p"
Brunswick-Cyrus L. Mustard to John ]. Ride
out. $26. O
Cyrus E. Mustard to Inhabitants of sagadahoc
county. $50.
South Bridgton- Harriet bennett to George b.
bennett. 5000.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-22
Mrs. Mary D. Mountfort.

Mrs. Mary ID. Mountfort, who died last
Monday after an illness of about week. was
born in Portland, October II, 1924, and has
resided here until the time of her death. Her
life was spent in teaching in which she ex-
celled, having much musical talent. being a
member of the Social Music Society,"" now
the Haydns, and singing the soprano in
several of the church choirs. In 1850 she
was married to the late Capt. Joseph Mount
fort. She was an earnest Christian lady of
the Universalist belief, although not mem
Der Of any church organization. She pos
sessed an unusually cheerful disposition, was
an excellent and jealous hand in time of
sickness, and most indulgent and loving
mother. One son and three daughters sur
yiye TO mourn her loss. The funeral service
will take place at her late residence on
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-22
Another pemocratIc Iruat.

To the Editor Of the Press:
The Democrats seem to have monopoly
Of the trust business. They keep up vir-
tuous shouting of condemnation, bat keep
right on organizing another and another.
Here is what the Democratic AugustaChron-
icle has to say about the latest Democratic
trust in Democratic State, organized by
Democrats for the benefit of Dem ocrats.
#n*
AHAl A RICE COMBINE.
Since the rice mills of New Orleans have
formed trust the News and Courier and
other free trade journals will probably (D
call Tor forfeiture of the one hundred per
cent duty on rice.
In Louisiana the mill owners and rice
planters nave combined against each other.
The mill men, OF course, control the market,
since rice must be cleaned before it is fit for
sale. The rice planters have met and
formed an association for mutual pr election
The receivers and other mercantile classes
interested in the prosperity of the industry
have seconded the efforts Of the plan ters,
and thus combination on one side is met by
combination on the other.
The consumer, meanwhile, is suffering as
prices are likely to be forced up. In other
combines the free trade organs have been
swift TO scream tariff" when the trusts
were formed. Now let us see whether in the
interests of the people the same gazettes will
be as ready to clamor for tariff reduction
Gn rice. We wait. Do we hear a suggestion
Don't all scream at 0ncel