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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

THE Cincinnati saloon keepers, who
determined a few weeks ago to DEFY
the law and keep their places OF basi-
ness open on Sundays, have found that
the law Is more powerful than theP
supposed. They have been taught a
lesson which they will not Don forget.
and have now concluded TO close their
saloons and abide by the law The
majority OF these men, who undertook
TO set the law at defiance, are for
eigners, and their actions have shown
that they arc totally unfit to have Ii
censes or be permitted To keep saloons
1t the same Thing had happened in ills
city, we arc positive that moi one oil
them would have ever received Ii.
cense again, and it is hoped that the
same will be the case in Cincinnati.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07
Fon OVER one hundred wears The

monarchies OF Europe have been
waiting and looking for the Republic
of the United States to crumbie and
decay. When the thirteen colonies
proclaimed their independence the
monarchs Of the old world predicted
that the confederation of States could
not stand, as such thing as "a gov
eminent Of the people. by the people
and Tor the people, was an unknown
factor In the politics Of the world" In
1912 Great Britain tried In vain to
crush the infant Republic, and again
from 1861 10 1868, when portion of
this country was trying by the force of
arms TO destroy the Union, Great Bri.
tain assisted them by every means al
her command. Ships were built for
the rebeilious States; they were
furnished with cannon, torpedoes and
ammunition, and everything possible
done in their behalf. The French
were even induced TO take q iooihold
In Mexico for the purpose of establish
ing government in this country.
All this was done during the darkest
days of the rebellion, and at time
when it was doubtful whether or not
q e Union would be preserved. Then,
when the rebels were at last CONQUERED
and Lee surrendered 10 Grant, the
er enies Of the Republic said that the
country could not stand, as the men
who had borne arms for SO many years
would never again become good citi.
zens, but this prediction. the same as
the others, vas disproyed, as the ma
jority of the men who had composed
the Army OF the Potomac, the Army
OF the Cumberland, and the brave aud
dauntless ones who followed Sherman
In his grand march from Atlanta to
the sea, drifted back into the old chan
nels and became good citizens, only TO
be distinguished from their fellow men
by little bronze button On the left
lapel OF their coats. And still the
Republic stands, with is population Of
sixty five millions, the greatest and
gIandest nation on the lace OF the
earth, and the SUI shines on no greater
or more prosperous country than the
United States OF America
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

Dir. GREEN, of the Western Uni, n
Telegraph Company, and Posimasle
General Wanamaker are having an
interesting controversy over the order
Of the latter, that the company inst aa
oil receiving one cent a word for all
messages sent by the Government
shall transmit ten words for that
amount. THUS lar Mn Wanaiaakcr
BIAS the best oil Tie argument, and
placed upon TIC Western Union tie
burden OF proving that they cannot
possibly transact the Government bust.
ness at the rate Of one mill word
without suffering loss. Ii is probable
that a compromise will be lilecled,
still there Is no doubt but the Gy7ern.
nlsnt will be the gainer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

HEB EmBER tnaS the paymen, OF
8 neg aas ls ~ hHAhEREn II Z fDVE
hA 1ANsAA HANKS OF Rsg Oflssul
and t1e Ticket Aso signed BIZ me Yrss1
ient OF an lnStitrHon saosS ch1rtsrs.
.iSnts are recognised In the hi1hsst c or,.s.
tnsfeiore, o,nasa Of all limitations On AZ
ONE DOLLAR u the prios o. .ho small,
eet pBft or fraction Of 4 Ticket lsSIRTs
by IN In any Drawing. Enytatn. In ou,
ns me offered for loss than Dollar ia a swim.
Ole. ''A
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

Are your boys and girls
ready for it Have you fitted
them and yourself with outing
shoesl Shoes for seasho re or
country, for field sports and
boating. light weight boot $ and
slippers for indoor wear, for
men, boys, women and chill
dren. ....
Tan and russell color, goat, but
ton shoes. ....
Tan and russell color, goat, pat
cnt vamp. button shoes.
Tan and russell color, goat, Ok.
ford ties.
Tan and russell color, goat, Ok
ford ties, patent vamp.
Tan and russell color, goat, OK
ford ties, patent tip.
Fine Paris Kid, Oxford tic IS, Mi
randa ties and slipper.
Tan and russell, Oxford tic s, for
men and boys.
Tan and russell high hoo1 ,-lacc
for men and boys.
Canvas shoes all colors.
Bicycle and Tennis shoes.
Tan and Garnet wigwam shoes
for men, women, boys and
girls. -.-. #
Drop in and see the big as
sortment at the small pric IS for
quality.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07
PUBLIC SALES.
A DNINlsTRAToRs' SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
WIN b. sold AZ public sale On the IT mise
In Newport, Delaware, on

MONDAY, AUGUST ie, 1889,
All O'Clock, p. m,
the following d scribe personal property be.
lon cling % the esnts Of Alexander Irons. de-
g. good work or driving horse.
1AfSThis horse Is sound and will
work anywhere Two good miieb cows.
Both are la profit one JsatliaE heller.
oree pillow, cultivation, corn y suter will
tlrrip seed attschment 2 sets carriage hAr-
ness, Etain fan, hay cutter. nAnd bone mil.
ssrIiAee, hcr.e rake, one-hotse wagop. lot VI
fcrk rskea. hoes And shovtlA seed rye, hay
ana straw, corn In the ground, 'coatsnts oil
truck patch, Including lot OF gTayes aud po-
iatees chickens bY the ptir, II Of lumber,
stones and brick. old Iron and many other
articles. Also tbs entire household fnfuituTe,
consisting Of bedroom furniture, sofas, sec
retary. Looking slAsses. medical aud other
TKRas,-Aii sums Of So and under. cash;
All over that Hlnouht.A credit Of " days will g
given by purchaser giving bankab!e note
with al approved endorser, Interest added,
SARAH X. IRONS.
Ma. J. AnASThoSG,
AdHihisafators.
aaS-U
l. W EtIdbnr, a aa, ku.t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07
AGENTS WANTED

For Olub BATES, or any turthu inioYr,.-
ZION 1effsi, write losinly to the undersia q i.
co. clearly Stating Jour residence wsth
1tats, County, street and Number. More
rnpic return mall delivery will be Assarei
~ yoss enclosing an fnvslops bearing youi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

AL that certain lot or piece OF land with n
three-atury brick dwelling erected thereon
situate In tic city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, Dela bounded and described as ial
lows, 10 witt beginning at point on the
9 inches SRsierly frcm the eaSteriy side O;
spruce street. thence nnrtherly parallel with
Spruce street, aud passing through tie mid
die OF the vision wall between Tits aud TIE
adjoining house on the east rs feet TO n corner
thence westerly parallel with sixth street :,
iertO inches TO Il corner, thence souller.k
parallel with spruce street % itet 10 SAID
northerly side of Sixth street, a4d thence
thereby casterly q feet inches to tie place Of
beginning, he the contents thereof rLat tney
may. book 2, vol. ~, page So, SC.
SEIZED and taken In execution as tic proper
sold by
s,,.-,o.. AIvAS ALLEN, Sheriff.
1889. ''H' "H3 In N
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

biarrlima and dyteatery are prevented
d griig telthing ~ iiooper's Auodyue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

lees,
NOS. 2iS-2z3 WEST TENTH STREET,
In the city of Wilmington, Del.
The following described personal property
bele sing 70 the estate of " illsAIn y. Bui
lock, deceased. 10 wit:
boxing machine and hitA polifhipg ma
chine. circular saw. ! rim INunder. 1 driil
srd bi q, pihninE machine, i jDlhting ma
the, l boring and mortlsing marGine, !
stufteyant blower. Erindstone and hxtures,
baud Jaw aud sawA l D'lt cutter and IA
lures, ! spoke lennon machine, emery
wheel, new patent coat wagon, three
spring wagon, deAfboTns, milk wagons, farm
wagons. wheel barrows, lot second hand
wagon, lot MILK wagon bodies, lot pAnnel
bodies, lot running gears, lot hurGrth oes and
since. Irons, tools In wheeiwriFht and black
suith shops, lot lumber, lot iron, 2 safes, 2
desks. wardrobe, lounge. and lot OF mis-
eellaneous tools, fixtures aud property IN
aud about the wheeiwrixht and blacksmith
chop.
Attendance will be given and terms Of sale
made knowhby II. =. BUlLpCK.
Executor estate William :. bullock, de-
ceAted. au2-s&th-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ Ferry Company. Time table between
wilmington aud Peunsgtoye, taking etleci
Sunday, June ~, 1870.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Wilmington, King street nI.r a ,s
fh, :, " r. m, LIB, 80 u, IN. arrive PeUns.
grove o. 4Sl, ~ p. M, i2.05, s,o5 a, M.
Leave Pennsgrove 6. IS. o. 81 a M, I2A \. IN
. 81 L, m: arrive Wilmington 60, 10. - a,
m, 2.o0, as, COS p. M. '
SUNDAYS ONLY.
:. cave Wilmington s.aS, 62S 400 y. m,
2. ~ p. IT., 10. 81, 500 a. In. Leave Penns
RrLye ~ go, a. M 20. 8. 30. 7.55 D. M.
arrive llmlngton ~ s.b5, u. M, /. %, u, Us
80 p. N. Arrive Atlantic CITY 10 10 A. IN
leave Atlantic City 6. 0 y. 10. " ~
PASSENGERS for Wilmington NAV go on This
trip OF the boat and take Wilmington 4 korths
sfn Train iroin Pier. Pare the same as to
King street. tlhls boat Will not run however
for any but Cape May pRrlies.)
-. A, u. McCAUHLAND
le-'-eouL Superintendent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad

JULY 1T. 1889.
rains VIII leave v ihninst0n rs follow,
a Is nn s,a Y "a, ,eKpress 1 saon.sl
as Ia III ~ * = H 4. 1. 3 4 a.. q !
Aecommodation, &C.. So S ~ ~ 4, % \, 2; n.
izn isA aoa 90, III i5a, i 4 ~ !. m NJ -"
q. il d Il q { sa1Dr0s |, 's iysa "a
1seo Z, Eod AZ ss T. ts "a ~ sla na
u il. ~ pr ~. d "a Ia. H., < 2 T. T., = n. Is
" w., cs sss y !; Il 2. E.no,, - NJ
Tof ENstsrs t5ss.ra B; ~. aa ln,ernedi.u ..,.
si = an i 7ss ? :.s al pu.
MI 100 p. m. and II n Night.
Es slRSrs an. and w ahs E e. az Al,
s;S 4 s% q :aa s.s - ."
,En M ASs ao, s ,9 .. m, lass 2e. SA
oso,s .iown aud Il, o65th. esq u. III, 40
hsTriasie., DslnSs and way siAloah 10
KTprsss for EaTSin gton. . 60 ., 70.
kxpress for Over, hAxringtoa. and ~.
nEr. Y os Might. -. m
E1 .sns,,n Sf,y d.gs oAS;ss Ola rOia. Coz
fort and Noyfois. II p Night.
Leave philadelphia, broad Street, for VII.
~ Is %. j Il Il Z a. M. las o. IA a. n
- - : %. szi. 'S+2 9 ~, sH. sr. iiE. ii y,
c; ~ Z 80 Gs'. ~ 81, &c i Is
stNDA TRAINS.
10. iMs An.iphi1 tedpraasl Z %. zs. 4sl7p
'xccommods.AAaaH's ~ S 100 and llDp.n.
$50, IA 10 co snS Ia ~ ~ .. NJ, nIl ia 40
oi S N n !sIPrssll. 1907 10 naan..
Aceomno dation. ill a III nls. i's az
For New Yors te q; 4 90, AZ 42U. 10.
Tia IL d a. M, isIS' IA, tSA al, % and
For sst oh.s,.y. Vie I.Gnokin. ,laa, n"
For dspe Ctarles, Uld Point Comfort, aui
Sof New. caste, X rkwooi. Middleton,
Cinvton. JyoVsT. Feltoh, harrington ttiife-
vile Seaford. LsuIei aid Delmar, u d sight.
BAitimoFe and " Arlington, ~, $ -, lJp
a. M, II "a, II, e So q, ! AOp. m. snd !? q
Leave Phiisdei phia, Brosd street, for NJ.
u, IS, 80 .ila a., III liz. il, and
= ecommcdation. s;ss 2. "a. NJ, m.s,aos
rcr rsr.esr a.o!nsEoa Rs ssI IS, are t''
Trains marked thus - arc n1,lsei s-S's''
Dpon which extra sAra Ia cnsrGei' ,,r,,tf,
General Manager Ger eral ksSshaksT AZ
Wilmington a. Northern II. II.
Time table In eject Juie l5l, lJfl. IfAla,
leave Winning ton lfraneh atreeU ~ ioil1Ns;
Tor leading, BiTdsloIo, Joanna, spiilR-
field, AyEesblrg JunbuQn, Manor ,totHtlls,
1aInkgnA, Allentown Lebanon, Ntrnen.
vile and ali points on the PhliRdGlph.A Aao
Reading n. r., 100 a. dn. q 10 and 4. e p, ~,
For Springfield, NAynelbnrs 1pncn911..
SoAteaville- EmbfeevNle, BenAps, GAAaah
Ford and DHpont's Anh intermedlAte points
7. 90 a. M, 2. 10. 20 ard B. 40p. N, =,
Fer Gainesville and intsrmsdiSts points
f.0oa. NJ, 2. 0, 4. 40 Auh 8. ~ D, m. to.,.
For West Oh ester, 10 .. M, t.io s'PiRa
ilaiiy except Saturday and aundAg.
For Nav Bridge and intermediate points
s.i7 D. m. and on saturday onlT a. h.' spd
h.lhp. m. ,-..d,,a
On Sunday for Reading ana intorhou'ss y,
points, at sos s. m. AID 10 y. - Al ~ "a
Springfield and inter mediate points al D"
H.a MccAUsLAND. YowNRss Baieaa
Superintendent. Gan tAsa' AZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

address Registered lstiss containing Cur
.nty 10
MEM ORLEANS NATIONAL BANH
New Orleans, Ea.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07
IMPORTANT.

Address n A. DAUPHIN.
or II, A. DAUPHIk,
NhshlnRIon, D. q
ny ordinary letter, containing Money Order
issu'd by all Express Companies New Y%Tk
E1etsnse, Dram or Postal Note.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of land with the two
btury btiek DWELLING thu reon, 81 rate in the
CITY Of Wilmington, bounded and dsscrlbed
- follow, 10 wit; Beginning at the westor )
ilde OF Windsor street between Eighth aud
hinth streets at the distance Of 10 feet from
the southerly eide OF klnth street. thence
westerly and parallel to Ninth str. ct IS 10. /
10 the sAs.erly size Of fset wi Idle alley com.
municatipg with another 4 feet wide alley
leading frop, Windsor To Madison street.
thence southerly by said alley aide and par
KlIel to v indsor street, twelve feet and hal I
an inch more or less, thence easteriy and par
hllel 10 Ninth street, III rough the centre of
the party wall IS feet to she Aforesaid westerly
side Of Windsor street AID thence thereby
noftheTly shout twelve feet and half an inch
TO the place OF heginning, be the contents
there OF what they may, with the use OF Alleys
seized aud taken In execution as the pro-
perty OF Lewis L. springer, surviving mort
Fasor, Edward N Morley and Anna n. Nor
ley, his wife. hAnuel Il. Cause and Edith NJ,
1ause, bis wife, and 20 be sold hv
ALVAH ALLEN, Sheriff.
sherid's ONCE wilmington, July 20. 1859.
J25
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07
Grand Monthly
Drawing,

AT the academy Of Music, New Or.
leans, Tuesday. August 10, 1850.
CAPITAL PRIZE 1890, 900
100000 Tickets as Twenty De,.
lars each. Halves ei0i Quar- tePs
soi Tenths eki Twenttesha 81,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

GEERIFF'S BALE-BY VIRTUE
Ma writ Of Leyari FaciAs, TO me directed, will
be exposed TO public sails at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

L. W. sudham 4 son Aue,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-07

EOTr-Ilcke.s drawing Capital IPrlzes a
not entitled 10 terminal Prizcs,
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-15
PERSONAL.

Ex-Gov Sidney Perham was in town last
Saturday
Mr.. Eustace Waugh, representing the Rod.
mund-Barry Company is in the city.
Mr. L. Kimball, son OF Hon. A. S. Kimball
OF Norway, has been admitted to the Oxford
county bar.
City Marshal Green has returned from his
vacation and has resumed command of the
police department
The engagement of the Hon. j. B. Madi-
gan of Houlton and Miss Lucia Rose of the
same town is announced.
Mr.. James G. Blaine Jr., has returned to
Watervflle and gone to work again in the
Maine Central Railroad car shops.
Coductor Stow of the Grand Trunk who
has been confined to his house for several
weeks by illness has recovered and is again
on his train.
Officer Rowe has gone on duty again. Of
fcer Phillips takes his turn next. He Is 60
ing to the Aroostook with designs on the
moose in that region.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Eaton of thi, city are
travelling through the Northwest in compa.
pany with George Odds of the Canadian Pa.
cific and other railroad officials.
Mr.. Baker, manager of the the cab line
was presented last night by members Of
Hook & Ladder Truck, No. l. an elegant
whip of the value Of $780, Mr.. Baker en-
tertained the giyers at an oyster supper.
The following lay delegation has been ap.
pointed by the Bishop to attend the Catholic
Congress at Baltimore: Hon. VIM. a.
Looney, Chas. Mccarthy. Jr., Thos. F. Don.
ohue, Portland; DR.. O'Grady. Eastport; Mir.
Donworth, Houlton and John B. c. DOno-
van, Alfred. These gentlemen will repre-
sent the disocese of Maine. Bishop j. A.
Healey will also be in attendance.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-15
THE REPORT ACCEPTED
And the County Commissioners De-
cIslon Reversed.

In 1888, petition was sent in to the Coun-
ty Commissioners, asking for the laying out
of new road from the Union meeting house
near Holden's mills, past Scribner's mills
and the Centre schoolhouse in Harrison wi
lage. The petitioners claimed that this
would be direct thoroughfare from Bridg-
ton, Harrison and Waterford to Lewiston
and Auburn.
The Commissioners went on, viewed the
situation and decided to lay out road from
Scribner's mills to Holden's mills. The
town of Otisfeld took an appeal from the de-
cision of the Commissioners, and the Su-
preme Court appointed committee consist
Ing of A. P. Gordon of Fryeburg, George A.
Brooks and W. W. Whitmarsh of Norway.
This-committee gave hearing, at which the
matter was given another hearing, and the
report which was accepted in court yester-
day, reverses the finding of the County
Commissioners, and the road will not be
built.
There was great diversity of public opin-
Ion in Otisfeld over the question as 10
whether or not public necessity and conye-
nience demanded the road, but one fact goes
70 show that the road was needed. The peo-
pie had been in the habit of leaving the
town way and travelling over certain por-
tions OF the new road for many years. leav-
Ing marks on the face of the earth to testify
to the need of the new location.
b An appeal to the Law Court might again
change the result. but it Is understood that
no such appeal will be made, and the matter
will rest where 1t is at present.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-15
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE HASKELL.
j., MoSDAY-The jury was impanelled this morn
Charles e. Jordan. Cape Elizabeth, foreman.
Franklin Adams, Brunswick.
George III. Baston, North Yarmouth.
Charles Burleigh, Portland.
a asSrse Z T. S SSfts, F olsEpsld
Aureliiis s. Jones. Scarborough.
William y. p L.tl q aaarpswell.
Temple Ii. snow, Westbrook.
Charles e. Stuart, Harrison.
acknowledgement z. Quincy of Yarmouth and
George e. Seal of Deering.
Michael 0'Donnell VS.. Samuel L. Carlton. An
is the owner of house on Congress street in this
city, which was for five or six years prior to Sep
Iember 1888, occupied by the plaintiff as the de.
ag besome one Ia or Ap p1 assS tne plaintiff
rears IN his rent, as the defendant claimed, the
latter brought an action Of forcible entry and de-
of possession. The writ was not enforced imme
dately. but the defendant suffered the plaiutif to
remain until September "a, 1888. hoping to OBJ
On September "a, not having succeeded, he
placed the process IN the hands Of constable ant
household goods and taking possession '''
The plaintiff admitted the regularity of the
writ writ OF possession, but claimed that the same had
been waived by the defendant by reason of the
latter's having accepted him as tenant after the
date of the Judgment. which the defendant de-
MED. Ad damnum, $1oo0 Verdict for the defend
ant. --
ID. A. Meaher. Symonds & Libby.
Franklin Adams of Brunswick, and Charles
Burlelgn OF Portland, were excused from further
service as jurors at this term. .auer x
The following decision with rescript was sent
down yesterday from the Law Court: 5s1l;r.' 81.
sAGADAHoo COUNTY. = ~ p !
Dwinal z. Allen VS.. Maine Central Railroad
Company
laescript, by Haskell. The plaintiffs own ac-
count OF the accident shows cQptributory ..negi-
gence on his part that prevents his, recovery of
damages from the defendant. 49, -.
Motion sustained. New trial granted. Z.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-15
Sons of Veterans.

The Ladies' Aid, Sons of Veterans, held
their first meeting in the new Sons of Vet
Grams hall, 2553 Middle street, last evening.
After the meeting ice cream and cake were
served to the Aid and Shepley Camp, S. of
", who were the guests. The remainder of
the evening was spent in social intercourse.
Shepley Camp will hold its first meeting in
thenew hall on Wednesday evening, and at
the meeting will probably appoint commit
tee to arrange for the dedication ceremonies.
The hall is not yet fully furnished. but look S
very neat and pretty at present. and will
look more so when fully furnished.
The ice cream was delicious, as the PRESS
can testify from experience. and for which
we return thanks. Six new members were
mustered into the society.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-15
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Tho Warren saves the Miilville from
Going on Trundy's Reef.

The schooner Millville. bound from baE-
COR to New York, was sighted by the tug U
A. Warren, Capt. Began, of the cape yes
terday. When the Warren reached the
schooner she was in a bad position, close by
Trundy's Reef, leaking 1000 strokes an hour,
and had lost her mainsail and mainboonl.
THE sea was running tremendously highland
with great difficulty hawser was got out to
the schooner. In trying to tow the schooner
the hawser parted, and the schooner drifted
among the breakers. By great exer-
tion the Warren got other lines to the
schooner, aud finally towed her out of her
perilous position aud into the harbor, where
she was beached on Cape Elizabeth fats.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-15

nor SALE or To LET = The Atwood
Il house, two stories with French roof, pleas
antly situated in Lgonia, Cape Elizabeth, with
several acres of land, fruit trees In bearing, good
stable; house contains about fifteen rooms, bath
room and furnace, and Is in good repair; it VIII be
rented low sold on reasonable terms. Apply
to LOCKE & LOCKE, $50 Middle street, or to
AUG. Z. FULLER. 462 Foe street. 26dtf
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-15
Y. M. c. a. State conven,ion.

4 THERESA prospect Of large gathering at
the State Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Associations of Maine, to be held
In Waterville October II 81. The opening
address win be delivered on Thursday even
Ing next by Rev. Smith Baker, d. d. of Low
ell. Among those who will be present dur
Ing the sessions will be 81. M. Moore of Bos-
ton, Mass, r. NJ. Armstrong, State Secre-
tary of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
y. II. Mott, college secretary of the interna-
tional Committee; A. Ii. Whitford of Cam
bridge. Mr.. +. NJ. Lamb of New York. solo
singer. will add much to the interest of the
meetings. Stereopticon views of association
buildings will be given by State Secretary E.
A. Iawrenca
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.


WANTE O-Everybody to know that the only
w place in town where q complete assert.
ment OF ladies' Waukenphast boots is kept, Is at
Sign of Mammoth Gold Boot. Ladies' Wauken.
phasts hand and machine, from $500 to $3.50.
BROWN, 4G1 Congress street. Ill