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Ing her mind q her body. Boa she i
caly o. seninst . Thousand who can't
support Il.
a. i not sentimental. She speaks
brusgnely and 70 the point She tells
hunt truths. and Illustrates them With
pxthetic Hts3e anesdoses. She uses her
hands and sx1ns constantly. and eets :
good deal 81 ex<frise ere way O. an
Othef during this suhdued hour. Tn
happ1iy she can tse<t0w her pkysique
and her sturdy fnEnd On her hesrers--
these Iznzuishing yoang uazids and
Tnzfxons about her knees. and who
cling 20 her Is scyf o< hair shirt She
tells one Of her little stories. and under
the influence 81 the moment some Of
the women yield 10 IN expansiveuess
which. when they had hcen brsecd up
~ hearty Ianeh, must have aston
ishesi themselves.
Sor. all this has been preliminary
% another large association 1t has
most attractive features. IL Il Just the
sort Of thing that 500 men ia lpse
would agree was eminentiy vomzniy
and fitting. But | am not man, and
l don : care txopencc for the ideal.
] believe Ia doing all the good you can
and saying nothing about II, a. some
wise man has said before nae. Oar
friend. the bishops widow. who per-
formed her little act in the ear, Is =
representative Of the new religious
phase The Irish woman who gave a
tired girl the edge az q seat Z an old
fashioned person The ethics and as
thefies q the situation you are a. good
judge a. !.
Bat - woman and physician !
dspsore sill this religious seii-con<cisus-
ness and habits OF introspersivn. Il
scon becomes morbid | don't believe
II i any more wholesome TO be always
contemplating your moral and spirit
uzi insidss than your lungs or heart
or stomach Every medical school
viii warn yoa against that Nor do
believe In transmitting those kindly
little acts which we al arr bound to
render one another in this vale OF tears
into waves OF religious emotion
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a mn and sitting on her feet
Wl1kin The windows deep embra-
!. g'S5ia. and across The street
IA. with eyes Of yuguish axures
rtsfrkes her buried In her hook
\. vsin he tries 70 win look,
~ from the treIlis over there
~nwx sundry kisses through the mir,
TIich uriss the mark. &nd fall unseen,
ijnrarcd for. Lydia II thirteen
II.
~ Id. II you. without abuse.
YIN take advice frorn ore who's
wiser,
And put his wisdom TO more use
Than eyer yet did your adviser;
n you will let, as none viii do.
HIother's hcarfbreak serve for tao,
You'll have . care, come fDur years
hence.
How You lounge there By yonder fence
And hlox those kisses through that
screen
FOR Lydia win be seventeen.
1T p. AfdrirA.
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A VALUABLE WORK.

One Of the hest of the recent refer
erence publications Is ApPleton's En-
eyeiopesiia OF American Biography. 1t
Is the first complete work of the kind
and Il necessity in every complete
library. II contains a biographical
sketch OF every person prominent in
American civil and military history,
in Law and politics, in divinity. htcra-
tare and art, in science and ia inven-
vention. including distinguished per-
sons born abroad that are related to
our national history. and embraces all
the countries of North and South
America The work Il sold only by
subscription. Mr.. W. W. Beck 4
now canvassing Seattle for il.
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from srcsnd the suI he struck me I
sickeBiue how with Z larxe uoo<3<n
instep which he uses IN makiw boots.
"0h, God. cried. and sank 3own n
large box a. cork so:es. The xsueI]
Of new Iesther revived me. and /
stepped ~ the dor 10 ges more air. M
matter how far | had % 70 after I'll A.
! emerged from he house iarxe iron
|instrumeut used b hoot ana slsse MN
IN rubbing the fnsides a boots with
ont Disturbing the peg. was thrown =
me, md cut cruel cash al0ngside my
head, which severed the tendfils Of my
eef % that Il dropred like fross-bit-
ten eerznfum. A man who has never
participated in . mayhem cannos
fully understand how I felt a. vent
home With my ear swinging 70 and fro
and rrcpiHg hither and thither -
though still ssinly seeking for infor-
nation
Il shere no way By which We can
e<tablish The standing cf merchants
without submitssngto arson, mayh
uxorcjde. burkinr. collision. larceny
- bailes and troverg Yours sincerely,
t'----~-----~s
II Is certainly q dissgreeahie duty,
under the present regulations 70 as
certain either personally or aliunde
| the commercial standing Of . neigh
boring merchant of whom you hope
| 10 obtain ercsifs The attorney l. also
expected 20 search the records clear
back 70 the time Of the conquest o!
Peru and get abstracts OF title 10 :
| piece OF property. This abstract and
search Ho8ld lie worth from $z5 10
$500. and in return for il all be Is per-
Inisted 20 Collect bili for 317.32 tso
Year, later and receive from the bu-
rczn.5 per cent. on IL for collection.
| The 6e-t remedy I could suggest 90
the merchant wosssd be 70 discount all
his bills with cash on the spot. A
man who bays On credit has TO heip
| pay all the bad accounts. lawyers
| Balls, court fees and costs Of the whole
isy the msrbid curiosity Of every coi-
Iectson agency In the United States.
Whenever be buys a box OF strawbe.-
Ties or bets on the weight OF . steer al
fair, II II likely to be reported al
headquarters and hurt his credit in
the future.
Moreover these agencies are liable,
though striving 10 do the best they can,
mixed up Lat fail I received n
letter which hal been forwarded from
town In Ohio and addressed 10 Will
liam q. Sye, think. In the letter
William q. Nyc. OF Ohio.
was informed by the Lumber,
l.ath. Single. Picket. Fence BOARD,
scantling, Cupboard and Two-by-Six
Collection Bureau that II he did not
pay an old account OF $2e2s due for
fencing. flooring and culls, he would
be ostraeised as soon as the
frost got cut Of the ground
and no further credit given
/ him b. the members Of the Lumber.
Isafh, shingie, Picket, Fence Board,
scantiing, Cupboard and Two-by-Six
Collection Bureau. As | have never
bought any fencing, flooring or cuIis,
and would not recognize q culi under
the most fortuitous circumstances
l hereby entscat Mr. William q.
Nye, II this should catch his eve,
10 return 10 Ohio and pay for
his fencing. flooring and culis.
Thus he viii do himself honor, and
with his renewed lumber credit he can
make a valuable addition TO our
ancient and picturesque house.
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MISCELLANEOUS

yArANTED- PARTNER. WITH ssaeo. IN
w manufacturing business: can make
tina. amount ouf OF II IN three months !:
advertiser will put In like amount. ex-
elusive monopoly secured by patent. In
vestigaie this. II. II. IERfSGToS, Hotel
Brunswick. je2l Il
urANTED-AIi. PERSONS WHO HAVE
w RETAINED from insnrtng their dwell
ines on account of high rates 10 call al the
office Of TURNER, ESGI4E & LEWIS, In DC
ci.iental Block. the oldest insurance agen-
cy In seattle. where insurance Is now writ
ten on dwellings and furniture at from 10
to . per cent Of FORMER rates. ie.l g
N-ASTFp--TD RENT OR PuRcHAsr.
w house Of abont six rooms. within
three quarters mile of postoffice. Address
J. P. s, tins Office. le2l q
cPagRING IRssoSs,-wANTED. FEW
- pupils In sparrtne or fencing. by 3 gem
risszssli " no has had ten years experience
Address VI. L. j., care letter carrier No. 4
jeis 81
nyfNG AND CLEANING.--IF Yor
, want your cid clothes cleaned or dyed
and made like new, 20 10 J. Rrcmoaa's
Dye House. 2iS Main street. seattle Salts
faction guaranteed. All work done.
MONEY To LOAN. IN SINS To SUIT,
erfy at lowest rates. No delay In closing
loans r. ROWDES. ieS Columbia street
jes2w
MONEY To LoAN-oS LIVE STOCK,
vi household furniture, rnerchsnsiise, e;c
CO, Jsi,ies street. opposite 0eei dental. de.t
-
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What q Blessing to Mothers.

cKEg-s nABf soofHEE IasFkh :
n f-xszs al baby sYr1ss ~ cofsiiss III
ss-.., sss "a, fasztansssn. eftnna OK aisFfaai0S
q, .--x r.srt % iss cam position. u II Asrta-
-. al ~.,shsag anil positive ~ n. actsola-
!. S4ss -. eaafl. inso quiet rrY~lsr as4s nsssn
.msssals.g IL il rcfresAed. ssNsssc1s sssa
..'-si II 4. me onsy safe msdlssne ssf
- - - vii rrsnsgEc Sls fnszstrsse ttso
,ss-s so q 8 c.nts BY A. D. sIkNAkE
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BORN.

ALIES-fn North Seattle. June q, TO the
wife Of James Allen, a son.
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Notice TO teatratterS.

nips WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
IL blanchard r z Cas- 01cc anti css
urssxy uCsa nrxt for CLEARING. gruaosnE
ard grading Of ssa 20 mites 81 rsii.
,sssss: also sor raskins fsss thousand
f1sssi tiss Al Blanchard. sSegfi county " /.
r P-usle and specifications - Be ss<a ~
- az ,s|-sss,. r,soru Ne. Is Batter bnis1 rlg.
re sxssa.x1y reserves the r.stt 10 rr seSf
pypEy BLANCHARD
IL n san-r. Aa2Essr.
EGx.nes- In charge F1
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when baby was sick. we gave her castorsa.
When she wasa Child she cried for casioris-
when she becsmeM. she clung tocastsria.
When she had Children, she gsye them
Castoria.
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LECTURE

Tonight, for gentlemen only, q; Turner
Hall. TIE second grand course of lectures
70 ssatlerfen only. magufnfenfly iAas
srxted with mammoth dtssesstoiss @ thr
ra,rp.n,.ttye organs beaniifnl rantktns.
egr,ksssuse.t Specimens. powerful micro
ss-5r4.z, etc. Admission = cents
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LOST AID FOUND

I oST.-GOi.D BRACELET WITH TOPAZ
i \ setting. on Front street, between Pike
aud Madison streets. Finder wiz please
leave at this Office. jseoti
EOESD-A skIFF, FOURTEEN FEET
i long. four feet beein. Imprinted and
new. Owner cen get same by paying
charges at Clart's boat iouse. ieis G.
CTRAYED-TwO HORSES. SIX YEARS
- old; one brown or dark hay. with white
hind feet and the letter b aud some other
brands on the left hip. The other is a
lighter hay. branded l. o ON shoulder. Both
horses have very black names and tails.
Recently bought OF c. +. Clancy. Seattle.
A suitable reward will be paid for inforisa
ton or their delivery TO VI. A. SMITH.
Smiths Cove, King county. jeiadvif
II 0ST-A GOLD PIN WITH DIAMOND
IL aitaehaent. somewhere on second
street. between Judge strives house aud
GolnInbia street, Thursday night. The
finder viii please communicate With A. H..
tnfs office talGH
FOUND. GOLD GLOVE BUTToNER
IT with chain. owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this no.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

naErrrs WANTING; FURNISHED Rooms
1 can h. accommodated hy calling at
the .FTSA HnuSf, Marshall block. corner
commercial Aad Washington streets
Everything rev aud clean; ore-rroof
hs,i,.sfssv. with all modern Improvements.
r.r,s fort Of guests strictly attended To-
n,asr1 MIR ( MORRISON. Prop
TN THE PROBATE COURT Of ISLAND
l C.Yssuty, Washington ferrisoTy.
liz the matter Of the estate OF Hiram
oines. derssset.
No,trr IS hereby given by the nnder~
Signed. administrator al the estate Of IA.
,RIa olnes, DECEASED. to the sEsdtfoFs OF
and All versans having Gains ssaifss; the
saiA deceased. 10 exhshir them. sifh the
,,.,,s,.sssrv vouchers. within ore year after
tho ps,hliesfion Of this nYslce. a. .the said
a.itesrs<.rstor. q. his cf,lee Al Cssilsdy.
Island county. Washington Territory.
4 W. PUEpS,
Administrator Of The estate Of Hiram 1laey,
ets-sSsass4t
ps,esi pss.laay. Washington Territory.
Nav 81. tS>S ~ -
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At the Court of County Commissioners begun
and holden at Portland, within and for the County
of Cumberland, on the first Tuesday of June, Ammo
Domini, 1888, to wit, at regular session thereof
on the first Tuesday OF September, Ammo Domini,
1888,
On the foregoing Petition it being satisfactorily
shown to the Court, that the Petitioners are re-
sponsible and that hearing Is expedientit Is here
by ORDERED, that the County Commissioners
will meet at the office of Hon. Caleb A. Chaplin, in
Harrison, in said County of Cumberland on Tues
day, November ID, A. ID. 1888, at 10 O'Clock am,
and that the Petitioners give notice to all persons
interested, by causing attested copies Of said Petit
ton and this Order OF Court thereon, TO be served
upon the Town Clerks Ofthe towns of 0Iisfeld and
Harrison and also by posting up copies of the same
in three public places in each OF said Townsend pub
fishing the same once week for three weeks sue
cessiyely in the Portland Daily PRESS a newspa-
per printed in Portland, in said county, the first of
said publications, and each of the other notices,
to be at least thirty days before the time of said
meeting; at which time and place, (after ii has
been satisfactorily shown that the above notice has
been duly given)the Commissioners viii proceed TO
view the route set forth in said Petition and other
routes and roads connected Herewith, and after
such view, they will give hearing TO the parties
and their witnesses at some convenient place in
the vicinity, when and where all persons and cor
poratlons interested. may appear and show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer of said
Petition should not be granted.
ATTEST: B. @. STONE, Clerk.
Copy of the Petition and Order Of Court thereon.
ATTEST; b. G. STONE, Clerk.
sep2S d1awF3w
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New York Mining stocks.
session PRODUCE Naarkeg.

BOSTON, Oct. 4. 1SSS.-The following are to
days quotations OF PROVISIONS. &C.:
Pork-Cnts 10 o0@19 %; backs 10 5oG20 90;
lean ends 20 5oa2I 00; pork tongues at 10 5Oi
prime mess 10 O0G19 30.
Lard-Choice at IL Vac y ib in ties; 10-pails in
cases lie. BIB 1214c.
Hams at. IL: pressed hams 121zc
Hogs-Choice city dressed hogs at 8ssc " ID /;
country do at 712c. 5a 1901
BuUter-Western extra crnlery at 23@24c; frsts
and extra irsts at 19ta22c; extra imitation crem
at l7l18c; do seconds 4 6@ &c do factory choice
121aG1413c; New York and Vermont extra crm
at 24G2b; do ext firsts at 21G23c; New York and
Vermont, good to choice, 21@23c; fair to good 16
Cd2Oc; Eastern crm good to choice at 20G23c.
strictly wholesale lots. Jobbing prices 1@2c
higher.
Cneese-North choiceIat a1s a97s lower grades
as TO quality; Western at 9a91ac; sage 9910c.
Jobbing prices 1ac higher. M
Eggs-Eastern extras at 21@22c; fancy nearby
and N II 21@211ac; fresh Western at I9@2Oc;
N S ana N b at 20@2lc; Michigan choice at
20@21c. Jobbing price 1c higher.
Pouliry-Fresh killed North and East chickens,
Choice spring, 1920; fair to good at l5@l7c;
fowls, choice at lbGl6c; common to good at l20
lac; ducks, young, 12a14c western iced turkeys,
young, At l6@lS; old 121aci live chickens 11@
Beans--Cnolce small N Y hand picked pea al
2 15@2 25 " bush; choice New York large hand
picked do 'o092 10; small Vermont hand-pick-
ed do at 60a2 10.
Hay--Choice prime $l9@S20; some fancy 500;
fair.tn good at S16 00GS1S 90; Eastern fine $14
@sl6; poor to ordinary $13asl61s: East swale
1o@s1l. ! Rye straw choice, at o0ogsl6 90;
Potatoes-Houlton Rose at 5o955c y bush, He
brOns 60c.
The Portland daily press., 1888-10-05
STATE OF MAINE.

ed) JOS. W. HOLDEN and 81 others.
The Portland daily press., 1888-10-05
Domestic Markers.
CRv Telaorauh7

NRM YORK. Oct. 4, ISS8.-Flour market
receipts 30.037 packages; exports 1865 pbls
light; sales 22,60O bhls lowlextra at B 60a4 10;
city mills extra at % 60@6 20; city mills patents
at beG5 70; winter wne s W grades At y eog
35(d6 75 Minnesota clear at 4 4OG6 rs; do
straights 1896 % do patents at 6vlQ7 40; do
fine at 2 S0@3 so; Southern -four firm; demand
less; common to fair extra at 60G4 II; good to
ceipts 36O,550 push ;exports - bush ;sales $4,000
bu; n @2c lower on Winter; strong on Spring;
Red 10 elev, 1Oa1 l0l4 afOat. 11a1 IL a
o b; mo Red 02c; No he'd 95c; NO 2 Chi
SAGE a. Quoted 4 M a o s sbSSc for
boat loads. Barley held firmly; light offerings
Cern-rece:pLs $50 bush, exports. 1l3,2O5
moderate demand: No at 511s@52c eley, 52@
53c afioati No 2 White 5sc. OaIs-receipts 49,
%S1 Hs lower and slow; No at sc:White do
53sl G No at SIC ;WniIe do AZ; Mixed Western
421ac no q Chicago So1Sasic Coffee-Rio very
strong; far cargoes at l6s4c. sugar-raw 1-16c
lower and triae m more demand refined is very
Q @6Mc; White Exta = 67sc Yellow SIS stand
ard A ia Mould 71ac Confectioners A FAC;
71sc; Cubes 77s ;cnt loaf and crushed sac. Mo
lasses nominal Petroleum. Is quiet and steady:
united 951sc. Pork firm; sales $50 bbls mess at
5O@9 co. Lard is inactive; Western at IL %;
city at 10 90; refined for Continent at II 80; A
1850, Butter unchanged fair demands Ct -
strong with far inquiry State .71a@l0, Including
fancy colored l0c and do white at "a western
Freixhts to Liverpool steady.
CHICAGO. Ocl 4, ls8S.-The Flour market
in good demand and higher; patents 1907 10;
bakers 25a6 rs; Winters s 25a5 75. Wheat
No Spring 1 O9l4oI o91s No 2 Red 09A@
0s1a. Corn active and unsettled-N0 at 44zs
g45c. Oats easyi No at FAC. Rye at 5SHa for
request but unsettled at 10 50@l5 521a. LARD
quiet 10 80. Dry sailed shoulders 8 6z1aG8 rs;
Receipfs-Fiour, 1e0Oo:bbls. wheat IS 900 bu,
corn 100000 bush.oats Ii 1000 Ou,barley, 600
OI ship%enfs% F 81 900 Dbls, wheat $4,000
bush, corn.382 900 bush oats, SOC, 900 bu, barley
$4,000 bush. rye 1000 bush.
ST.ILoUIS, Oct. 4, 1S68.-The Flour market 4
nominally:hrm. Wheat lower and moderate; No 2
Red at / 05. Corn lower; No at 391ac. Oats
lower but firm; No at 22Mc. Rye frm-No2
at 54c; Whiskey steady at "a. Provisions are
nominally; dry salted neats-shoulders at SO;
longs and ribs so; short clears at 10. Bacon
clear 10 s71s. Hams Sii Soasis so. - ''''''
heceipts-Flour,. 2,0OU bbls; wheat 1900
bush ;lcorn 5000 bush; oats $4,000 bush, rye
shipments-Flour. 10000 ibbls; wheat, %, 900
bush :.corn, 215 900 bush oats, 45 900 bush Frye
1000 bush, barley 1000 bush.
DETROIT, Oct. A. ls88-Wheat-No White
| at 10; No Red at IA. Corn-No 2 at 451s.
| Oats-No 2 at 261s No White ale
| oats 1890 bush.
| NEW ORLEANS, 0tct. l5SS.-Corton market
| steady; middling 9-l6c.
| SAVANNAH, Oct. 4, 1ss8.-Cotton market is
| steady; middling 91sc.
| CHARLESTON, Oct. A.. 1885, Cotton market
| quiet; middling 9s4c
MEMPHIS, Oct. A, 1885,. seton steady; mid
| ding at 99sc.
MOBILE, Oct. 4, 1sSs.-Cotton market ia
| quiet middiipg at 9lac.
european Markets.
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To the Hen. County Commissioners with
i'm and for the County of Cumberland.

WE the undersigned citizens Of 0tisfeld, Har-
w rison and Oxford, respectfully represent
that the public roads as now travelled leading
from the outlet of Saturday Pond in the town OF
Otisneld to Harrison Flat In said Harrison, is very
crooked, indirect and very billy.
Therefore your petitioners would respectfully
represent that the public convenience and neces-
sity require that such alterations and new loca-
lions be made as In your judgments the wants,
necessity and conyeniences of the public require,
viz:
Beginning at the town road near the Freewill
Baptist Meeting House in said 0tisfeld; thence
running westerly near the outlet OF Saturday
Pond on the most practicable route TO Crooked
River in the vicinity Of Cyrus scribners mills in
said Harrison.
Thence on the most practicable route to inter-
sect or connect with the town road in the vicinity
OF the Center School House., so called, In said
Harrison; thence following the old road to Harri-
son Flat making such alterations II any as in your
judgment the wants and necessities require.
Therefore your petitioners would respectfully ask
and request your Honors to examine and view the
routes, and locate and construct so much or such
parts of highway or road as in your judgments
the public necessity and conyeniences require, as
in duty bound would ever pray.
(Signed) JOS. w. HOLDEN and 81 others.
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Portland Daily Press stock List.

Corrected by SWAN q BARRETT, BANK SIS an
Brokers, 1876 Middle street.
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To Glen House and Return good TO go Sat
urdays and return Monday following, for $500.
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Memoranda

Sch John Perry. Gardner. from New York for
Boston, with cement. was ashore on Sow & Pigs
shoal Sd inst bottom badly damaged and in danger
OF going to pieces Crew landed at New Bedford.
The vessel registers ITO tons. built at Bath in
1877, and halls from New Bedford. Three-quar-
tiers Of her was recently sold to parties in Maine.
Portsmouth, Oct 3-Sch Daniel Simmons, from
Deer Isle for Boston, before reported ashore at
the mouth Of York river, Is a total wreck. She is
owned by b Morey and insured Sl4O0. Her
cargo of stone will be saved.
Vineyard-Haven, Oct B. Sch Mexican. lately
ashore at Edgartown has been towed here and
placed on the railway for repairs. About 500
bushels corn remain on board.
The Portland daily press., 1888-10-05

LIykRPJOL, Oct. 4.-The Cotton market is
firm and in fair demand; middling upands 10
led; do Orleans at 15-16d; sales 10000 bales
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts 5000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. a. Quotations Win
ter wheat at rs 11d08s; Spring at rs 11d0Ss,
Club IS 4dG8s 5dCorn-mixed Westerns I01ad.
Peas IS 712d. Provisions, &c.,-Pork prime Eas-
tern mess at IT'S Cd; Bacon 49s Cd for short clear
and ATS Cd for long clear. Cheese 45s. Lard at
64s Sd. Talow 27s Sd.
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flour.

No l.......... 00N00
Maegerei q Dbl
ahorels. 20 00@24 90
Shore %. 18 o0t12o 90
Med. 81. 500 10000 90
Large :. S0U@o0 90
PFoouCe.
The Portland daily press., 1888-10-05
SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.
Marine NEW s.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

THURSDAY, Oct A..
Arrived.
Steamship Winthrop, Bragg. New York; b
Coyle.
Sch Fannie Whitmore. Whitmore, Norfolk-coal
to Randall & McAlster
Sch GAIA Goodwin, Wyman. Georgetown, Dc
coal TO S ID Warren & Co.
Sch Nevada, Anderson, New York.
Sch Kate l. Pray, Pray, Boston,
Sch Ripley. Robinson, Camden-lime to Carlton
Bros.
Sch shepardess, Tibbetts, New Harbor-dry fish
to q Willard.
BELOW-Sch Lady Ellen, (mainsail gomez
Cleared.
Sch John Pierce, Rogers, Albany-N g. Me
Granite Paving Co.
Sch Matte K Eaton, Carnage. Kennebec, to load
for Philadelphia-Pet Nickerson.
Sch Judge. Tenney, Hamm, Kennebec, to load
for Boston, ii Blake.
Sch Rienzl, Chatto. Sedgwick-J Blake.
Sch Sarah Franklin, Webb, Deer Isle - ii
Blake.
Sch Robt Byron, Willard, Rockland, to load for
New York-W S Jordan & Co.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rockland-
Kensel & Tabor.
Sch Mary Elizabeth Dunton, for Boothbay-D
Choate.
SAILED-Schs Canton, John Pierce and large
fleet of coasters.
The Portland daily press., 1888-10-05
Chicago Carte Market.

CHICAGO. Oct 4, 1888-Cattle marEet-re-
ceipts IL 900; shipments 5000; steady; beeves at
6 0OG6 so; steers 25a4 90; stcckefs and feed
ers lat 200@2 95; cows, bulls and mixed at 80
93io0; Texans at 70@3 o0:Western rangers at
2 30a4 25.
Hogs receipts $4,000; shipments 5000. uneven
and lower; mixed O0d6 90; heavy 1906 80 /;
light 1876 10; skips at 50a5 40.
Sheep-recepts 10000; shipments 5000: slow
and easier; natives 3 00a3 so; Western 3 25D
70;i Texans at 6593 40; lambs at 3 1906 rs.
The Portland daily press., 1888-10-05

The little boy said, when
| catch this fish and two more
| shall have three" If his
bait and patience and fishing
were good he probably got
EN-.
We are going to have a
million subscribers before the
year is out. Our bait is good.
There is no reason why you
shouldn't bite-we don't use
any hook. There is no occa-
sion for patience. Letters are
coming ten-thousand a day.
1t costs ten cents in stamps
to get the Ladies Home Jour
nal the last four months of this
year. At the end of the year
of course you will stop, Mukess
.yo~ a'apt to go on.
The October number is on
the news-stands-six cents.
LADIES HOME JOURNAL,
Philadelphia.