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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27


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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

II was just an ordinary scrap Of
wrapping paper. but II saved her life.
She was IN the last stages of cOnsump-
ton, told by physicians that she wa-
incurable and could 1--we only a short
time; she weighed less than seventy
pounds. ON a piece OF wrapping paper
She read of Dr. Kings New Discovery
and got a sample bottle; 10 helped her.
She bought a large bottle. it helped heI
more, bought another and grew better
fast, continued ITS use and j. now
strong. healthy. rosy, plump, weighing
10 pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp 10 ". II. Cole, Drug So. Fort
smith. Trial Bottles If this wonderful
Discovery 10 cents, az Peck Bros Drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
EELP WANTED FEMALE.


lNANTfD--15 general girls, - shopeirs.
~ 4-sl1 fe.sss % canAt foI private families
wa .H q .1 ltr ~e-As cham bermaics
cfstNaslers dining room girls. ] head
IL l, ana al 4 FRA 81 ine employment Ga
eali AID lnfest. tte or entirely nVN sfsitlr
~ f.u1.s ~ and - Porter block, entrance
i8- Monroe 81 or address Cooperative En-
p.oymeAt Co.. Grand Rapids. Mich. 81
iNAN1ED--A girl for general h0Gsewofk
" Apply al 10 second-st ~
tANTED-Immeai2feiy a first and seccnd
" cook al thc Livingston. None but those
q 1percnced need apply -,
kNAN1ED-Im -Immedlsfely COOK and a dlLiu4
W room girl al the Fletcher Place. 81
\VANIED-Ls speriencrd cooks. general help
W dining room sir :. etc. wanted lmmcdi-
aiciy for situE.lals IN Detfllt B0od wage
aud no charsr TT places. /. n. hee.eI, q.
famcrst.. le 0.t. Nich.
WANTED woman or gil for housewcrk
~ 95 North trlnt-st 2.
KVANTED-A good cook In family o, three
" best wages. Ms. ". ;. Gunai - Jeref
sanav. -
KVANIED-A competent girl FOR eeaer&l
- hoi sewoIk. GerMan or Holland pre-
feTreo. Ms. J.. p. k1dy, - Parls-aFe -
NVANTED-Ladies 10 mase agents sample
W fancy work al their homes. VIII teach
you how sl3 per week easily made. Cal al o.
Monfoc-st., lO1Al
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
Sealed Pr0nnSalS.
Omce Board Of Pubic Works.

ONCE B0ard Of Pubic WORKS, !
GRAND RAPu-. Mich. Ai.g rs lss3.
Sealed proposals viii be- received At the
Office OF The Board until Saturday. August 81.
lss- at 80 ,. IN. for the construction OF d
s.Nrr m North ioria 81. from NcwDerry u
Naibfidge ST.. according 10 the plans and Spo-
ciLcatious on tile az the Office ~ the Boadd.
The Board resergcs the right d reject any or
an bids
Zach bidder shall deposit lis proposal
the sum Of $1,000 10 be- fof.sli.. l9 the Cify oi
Grand Rapids ia case he shall f,.il 20 enter
into contract in accordance with Us PROPOSE i.
Snould his said proposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public Works.
All proposals must be- made upon blanks that
viii be furnished upon application at the
Oeirs az the Board
aus Il GEO. G.. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
REAL RsTlrE COUNTRY.

L'Ok rALl--L0t No. g. Ottawa Beach, THIS
lot i ole 0i thr FIRST selection. 10 is "a.
Gated only short distance from fhr hotf' A4G
las nue view % LaAe Michigan. Address
Jas. II. uAsklls ~ s.. H. L9fsl4ad. era.t
sp!cs. Mich. la-s-l
4 GREAT BARGAIN -l8Iscre farm fame
- house, good c-"lard lnI acres Improved .
z miles from BALDWIN Tor salt cheap Inquire
laggdrt, Molcott & balS0n 81 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

EoR sALE-fmet safe 50. very cheap. Can
be seen af l-l.NI itl r o ous.r store.
hek rALE-A lsl 81 nsA h-aes. iafRe fefre
= ra-of. several counters a4a prom aet. ls
lof OF eIeI.lrf. aAa SiUer ocds and rnee ci "a
fsl market iIquise for j.. b. Emery f.
LiHoife. lAi lnaluc-st
LOk SALE cords - fed t..ae. Ah.l 4.
PAGE. Nckeyrold' IS bloch.
EOR sALE CHEAp-siar-t ias-s sa.C
4 Iaf- pt1. j Raymond. -
noes IHN ALi-i.raeH rt .i.|. t..... .r
- unframed heutuck1 Toa a.t go .t
Hounds ard >fofcl ] lrrIlfrr a.tH ..t ..i ED
and hoal del a. Aall y tIty ht lr.. Aaafe.s
l.. - 'hAty. box o., Crosby, he.-t ce44i3. %. .t-i
L'Ok -sLE-A Two horse power Otto Silent
4 Gas tng'nei viii Sell d go q bargain. tHr
farther particulars ralII 81 address alter f4il
A. Co.. ltbard ~ JEFFERSON ave-. Detroit. lI ~
LOR SALE-h Furniture stock cP-ifa..F ip.
Il Gated splendid bus Dees 3 rrs c'a~- naI
eain 10 THE right party. Address Jones brf
g care Ielc-ram-li rFsid. .iH
i-OR SALE An outfit for a steam laundry.
4 very cheap. ln fact Tor haif the arflai clsf.
Also 3 hIorsf power steam eng ue aul ne
livery wagon. Enquire ~ Tie Lag.e ~iotu
Dye House 80. - C4na.-st-. ci o. berwI D..
OF
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
NOTICE.
ELtcTlONoF SCHOOL TRUsTtIs.


NfTlff nrrcE
Trrn. etr~rvrs a rrf1 fsYnH.
cRtsr ktrfffF N Irf.. auEasl = "a
Thesnruai election fof fhe eif rfier ~ srhne
frls- ees 81 ihf several varos OF ths rf5 ~
hraad Rapids vii bf hfId in ftr several
wards ~ ss.t flfr Hn FgHfar. ~erfH nf'
ss 1ha pole vi pe open fHnu rars
fo. urf.l 0oocF p Co. ai tas ie.ffF. at
Ifa rerg-F -FirSf Precinct -Tngins houss.
arfr 1rII'f ffe
Frr "a nrd Second Pref n~ 60 hoUfn
EItlsaar.sf. errfe eT rI1ft-sft-
-er.rf Nfft-f. II etfff t1NoinE Ifta
~esf tafrsfr Fesr nrl lrnn.efs
T1fH Hafa FIRST ff-c .lri-tnF 90 b1ps"
Tnra na-d secon6 rrecnef grses
store Ii ff~ afe n.aHf
Fnrrih wards irsi Frte'nrt--E Eng.ns hoass.
Iouri rsrs ssrsrs rrseinc' Tners
hrUs. Eef sF.sf.
writ rnrf-Frt 30 house Fo p corner
Case SD If rerf SIS
-1a $50 Ha-titI tense -c feff'
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
srTuATrONs wlywED-wAIr.

--.f r--~~-~-~-~~~>~--->~<S~-~-~-
SITUATION WAN1ED-By young man p
- dairy farm expert mixer. Address j. u
box !. Telegram Herald Once. 80
WANTED-By a rnau of steady habits STA
" alton aS travelling salesman. groceries o.
trut aud produce. Address No al Mcsi
Broadway. 4l
tVANlED-S By two young men ll
~ any honorable sIlrni one l. capable Ui
keeping book, hy double entry. Address SO. "a
eat broadway. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

Notice asso given that the foregoing e-fI.
mates viii De- presented % fhe Comm O. lU-
..I Of fhe cifs ~ Grand Rapids 81 Iit re-lIaT
n.eftfng. &C. hF friH 0rpfe u''ff l.-e. f4f
r.tf fcatieH. amendment uf 90 ifcfi 4n hT SAID
cssHr|i acr.fa 'Hr 81 fhe statute q e1ca eases
made and IrUfIani
kITRn s. RICHARDS
rrrsiaflt of fhe bosrc of Education.
81 II. ~fII>
Secretary ~ fht Board r. Efuoanou.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
FOR RENT ROOMS.

E0R RFNT-FuTnished rooms l46 South Di-
VislOn-St. .i'
EOR RENT-A fine furnished room. three
minutes walk from rO,t-o q &c. suitable feg
two gentlemen; ) month. Address IS.
ielegram-G ersid Office. 5s
tOR RENT--A suit Of unfurnishea and fur
uisAcd rooms. - NOItl Diylslon-sf.. near
Iusf-OAce. 80
EOR RENT-Suite OF rooms. suitable for
housekeeping. first fooI- good wtll qua
clStern. corner Lyon ald BostwlcA-sts- In
4u.re al l5l Monroe Il.
NOR BENI-Ihrce suits OF rooms. s.. SO an D
sl2.u pe~ month. s.tuat "a on Ottawa ST..
half block noIti cf Bridgr-sf.. suitable on y
Tor sm3il family; also house ou FoETfhei-
with AKe gooAs, large lot be vacatet ab. q.
Aug. 6. G. J.. Iyes. room u, McAcEnold
hiocs. Residence lls Lyon 81. ~
EOR RENT-A lirge han over FREDERICK ,
4 Music store. 0 Canal 81 Inquire OF :. 3
G0dt y. =, North louia 50 -
tsOR KENT-Three Unfurnishcd rooms. s
4 'rescent-ave a
h'OK kENI-kooms. singly snd en suite. fur
uisAed cr uuiuInlsLc4. Al LARK Place.
Nrs a. /. smith.
rOR RENT-Lsrge. elegantly furnished rooms
facing 'rfsceut-ave- and tanal-st.. w.t.
gas. newly furnished and rcGtted. byorythine
,iuctly hratciasS. Lutrance, crescent ave.
l.s1 y CaAatst. Enaurc az Room u slis
kOR RENI-iurnishcd rooms. steam heated
and furnished rooms Tor nghi housese eep
ing. Apply az Room lo3. New ouseman block
elevator from m 20 u N. Dec l5'l
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

kNANIED--l0l women 10 take outside work
also nity girls Tor the factory. Michigan
Overall NalOiaciuTlng Company. o. SOuu
tfont-st. =
lNAN1ED-A lady in eacn city. town ana
W township 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs. JOnn A
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
enceS required. Address The brooiX Publish
ing Company. Washington. b. =.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS



Il NANltn -Nel e4i 81 tmplesne 90 Vita
" >allt karsf cess ~ hoAsf lo AeGse caN-
fss~t4k -ll 0l.llg g. le Uesf eerS San
liakr seec ~~Sts - b. nai A. car ne 81
.StNaIa .Fclra G. ee IS. special Induce
m Nls s. tur Nas sf ...ia- .Aa saittui ~ fu -
l..lf MfN kr.taH.t In-f HaIA NTH rtt~reu e
aeea anIlr ADAM H1ia. furnishing House.
>. >eull uiy.s.oa-sl. ~
AAAAItD -s tf>i- las sales1neu ei s easing
dls-ts C I3em lmnea b.eek. -l
NANIEp-S tuaUau - baek-keeper iyle
" nEttr t4stlf.t rA AEtfi, ntcd- Address
" reA i. iAs Once -
\fANIEt-- energetic men of good az
~ ptaIaNre, salary er tolrt4l ss 80. a
~ a. s, Pear st. rooms . 4. -
lKAAttH-l bartender. clerk 5 solicitors
~ o. silar,. t4ns1sscfs, p tei clrrk. 5
uaciiai>ts cuisines, .-l.lss. c.iat3l ifo-n
s-0- to ell. uN Cooperative kurloSmeut Coz
..ems suu - Porter block. entrance te.i I.
Ac-toe.si-. Grand Rapids. Alch al
gOQPf ~ WANTEp-To keep away from
= orena haglcs oH account of lockout b.
oleor 81 leofors t uio9. No. lh Asst
WANIhD-aAN-Io tsAe the agency oi our
sales, slLc EAeAt inches, Nei-4t ay
lbs. ictAil price 50 other slres in proportion.
A rare chance 60 create permanent business
al home lArse safes u-tei q ocllAld never
before supplied 0f otAef ,sit companies a. Ne
arc not governed ~ tie Sale foal Alpine
Nafr Co. Cincinnati. ~ Nc1-s1I
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
NOTICE.


OFFfcr or THE BoAHB OF EDrcsT-os1
oF IuE Cay rI NAttN ktrIHr.
August -
Notice ie herttv Eifea fnat fnr Haara -
Education 81 tiir city 81 Grand Rapids hHs
MADE ile following estimate ~ ffr aIauuIf ~
faafs dsslIff .frltsHry faf fhf ffeu'rE ffaf.
for all PURPOSES 81 frrrnd furrs wiiHIH fEf
- - L.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

The wholesalers OF Philadelphia have
adopted the plan of bringing the west
efn merchants INTO their city BY SPECIAL
tram, free OK expense, and with such
success that one drm alone sold 20 one
excursion party hait a million dollars
worth or goods. ls has long been q
query With the rhi.adelphians why
they did not ENJOY A large share az the
western trade They sold goods as
cheapiy as anyone. had excellent rail
road facilities and We're not d.scrmi-
mated against Ia freight rates. All
that was needed was % Get the western
merchants tocome 90 the city. They have
at last hit upon A plan, and are highly
pleased with the result
This experience ought 20 afford q
good lesson to tine merchants Of Grand
Rapids. This c.ty has large stocks of
goods. a good number of Wholesale
b0nses. aud many manutactor,es IL
can ofer to a large portion OF the state
equal or better Inducements than those
ol any other city in the Unon. lu many
of our l0es OF manufactures it offers
superior Inducements. Yet very
large proportion of the retail dealers IN
the section which ought to be- tributary
% Grand Rapids. trade IN Chicago,
Detroit and even New York. The
trouble Is that they do not come here,
and so DO not know how well they can
do here. It pays to get people to come
and look around even If they come
merely for pleasure or out OF curiosity.
Our great wholesale houses. mammoth
factories. splendid retail stores, beauti-
ful dwellings aud public buildings the
evidences OF thrift and growth exh.b-
tied on every side. Che rush and energy
of our people, arc a revelation 70 every
stranger wao comes here. To is only
necessary 70 gst people here 20 win
their admiration and secure their bI-i-
ness. Everything therefore, which
tends % attr,ct outsiders, should be-
supported by tho business men. The
exposition project, the West M.oh-
igan far. even tae "last DAYS
Of Pompei' should be- patronIzed and
encouraged. Public spirit pays. The
magnificent city bali hss adver-
tsed the city far and wide. The ex-
rcatno building would return a hun
dred-fo.l its cost n the way of increased
business. # not in rect dividends %
the st0ckn o'ders.
we have a splend 4 and progressive
city. Let rs boom if.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

GHFRIFFS SALE.-3y virtue OF an execu-
- ton issued ont of and under tne seal OF
the Superior court Of Grand Rapids. Alchl- al,
m directed aut c'ly red in favor of William
hoepke. p.auuu. aud against fAc goods ana
chattels. and for Want thereof chen Il the re IL
estate Of Joseph y. Dyer. delenCrrt, there
In named. | have levied thereon ard snail eX-
pose fo- sale. at public auction or veudur, T.
The highest bidder. at the south tront entrance
10 the Circuit Court rooms Court block. SEQ
called ) in the city of Gfaad Rapids. that be
ing the place OF holding the G. rcuit court cf
the County wherein s1l0 premise e~- situated
90 "Wednesday. the lsth d4y OF ~epfrm1e-.
a. n. l5s4. az ten O'Clock in fhr fore .oon of
said day. the following described reai estate
lying and being In the County ci hent and
state or Michigan. ana described rs follows.
fo-wit. Lot thiriy-four l59 OF Davis Turner
and Carron's addition 10 the City OF Grand
Rapids. Kent County, Michigan.
Dated Au.ust 3. 1850.
IOOAI, Is. BISHOP. sheriff Kent Co.
By Isaac +. LamoreoGx Jnder sheriff. tus
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

Senator Wade Hampton in a recent
interview made this astonishing state
mcnt
The interests of the states Of Vir-
cinis. Tennessee and Alabama particu-
larry are advanced by low duties. They
can produce IRON and coal mucn
cheaper than tine same articles can be-
produced n the Fast. The pr0te Ct0n
only assists the Eastern manufacture
t0 keep up this rivalry. Without the
high protection the rivalry would oe
greatly lesscncd. The less protection
tae more capital VII % 90 develop the
industries ~ the south.
CredIted to a less q stinxu shed person
49,, such language would be called tae
vords oil . fooI ff ths duties on the
products of fne Southern m.ncs are
hgner tasn IS Needed for reasonable
protection. tnc rre owners should re-
celve q corr7srcrdlnz proft. just bow
they vou.t ee benefited ry reduction
of ther profts SIR. Hampton Goes nr,
attempt 1o explain. The trlth IS. tnst
Ike n'ost frse-trsie-s. SIR. Hampton
has hern talking ahort something ne
knows nothing arcat
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
Sealed PROPOSALS.

IHltr bIIru y IuIlI' tIurks,
GRAND EAfIDs. Mich. Aux. H.. 1893.
Sealed proposals Wi. Dc received AZ the
Once az The BoaIf until saturday
august q ls-e al .fi p. m. tor the building
ol tW0 tubular steam boilers for th- pumping
works. according to the plans aaa specitca-
tons ca hlc al the oItce Ct rle Board
the Board rcseryc the night 70 re lcctany or
AL bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
q certified check payable 10 Geo. q. Briggs
president. I'm fhe sum OF 500 10 bee forfeited -
the city Of Grand NaDids in ease Lc shall
fltlto enter into contract. ia accordance with
his proposal should h.s said proposal le ac-
ceptci by the Board of Public Works.
An proposals must be made upon blanks
that VIII Oe furnished upon application at the
Office OF the Board.
aug 81 GEO C. BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
FOR RENT HOUSES.

70 RENI-I Iufaitaed rooms. steam heated.
room y b -
IGOR REM tenement 0f seven rooms orc
~ SIX ie3ms. enc Of ase rooms. one ~ fo-r
rooms aa1 n ~ ilTef. aIso - store in & o.
location. INQUIRE of =. v Barnard. - Alicl.
st. corner ~ ST. ke-non-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
Foa -PrgIrrss PLAcEE
WANTED BOARD.

FOR RENI- store a. - Carai-sf Possess o.
gwen al once. Inquire above. tiT e.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

IANTED-ln a private family. furnished
" room and h9ari for e. fipmau and fis
wife during fhe winter, saa ? r ags lonFs
fpuntain-,i. south and ,hlQo u east lIf
ierrtd address a. once. Merchant, box &.
care this One. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

The success in which Hoods Sarsa
par.lia has had III freeing childhood
from Affections caused byimpure blood
is really remarkable. Many mother
has reason TO be thankful for 4.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

q. D. aAI H. 4aAAhtt 81 = III.
a alaI.,. t.lf 49, - NAl..IsI. pa ~ i
= zel. 80 s~l&1ss e1 .-t 4a4aor c1e4p j.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

Circulation Guaranteed % Be tbs
Largest OF AL Michigan Dalles Ex.
cept Those Of Detroit.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-04
Venetian Carnival.

Let us take an anticipatory peep at City
Hall. as it is to appear next Thursday at the
opening of the fair.
Ranging the three sides of the hall is
scenery to represent foreign square, de-
signed and made purposely for this fete.
The flower booth, portion Of street with
logia above is artistic enough. Behind the
other booths, in the arcades, which are orna-
mented with Venetian colors and pretty
floating banners, stand young people in
peasant costumes offering useful and fancy
articles for sale. Little vendors of lemonade
and the like refreshing draughts cali their
wares in italian. Inscriptions in foreign
tongues surmount the post ofice-and mere
are Punch and Judy and farther on a gay
gondola. Cafes tempt one to indulge in ices
and coffee and the music of fine orchestra
invites to the dance.
The children's dance will be enough in it.
self to reward the pleasure seeker. Satur-
day afternoon is the children's carnival from
8 to o'clock General dancing after p. m
Tickets may be had at Mcclellan & Mosh-
er's, W. W. Whipple & Co., Market square,
and at Woodward's piano rooms, as we'll as
at the door
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-04
BRIEF JOTTlNCS.

The meeting yesterday of Childrens
Christmas Club related to the collectors.
For the first time in two years the Union
Mutual yesterday hoisted weather sig
nal.
Bayard Lodge, No. "A Of Cape Elizabeth, il
making arrangements for the celebration o.
Its sixth anniversary January 10, 1890.
The usual temperance meeting will be helt
at the Mission this evening at 7 80 o'clock
All are invited to come and help in the goot
work.
Tonight will occur the ladies's reception
at the Young Mems Republican Club rooms
Tickets may be procured during the day Of
the steward at the club rooms.
The Atkinson Company received yesterda,
from the Abbot-Downing Company of Con
cord, fine new double delivery wagon. Il
was on exhibition in front of the post of
fee.
The railroad commissioners came in from
Kennebunk Monday night, where they have
been locating crossing on the Boston &
Maine at that place. They went to Auburn
yesterday to locate similar crossing there
The relief engine of the fire department
which stands in the Central Station, has
lain idle so long that some of the fiues have
rusted out, causing the engine to leak slight
ly. A few hours work yesterday, however,
made everything secure.
Pine Tree Lodge, No. Ii of Portland, has
accepted the invitation to visit Cumberland
Lodge. No. -66 at Knightgille tomorrow
evening and partake of their Inequalities.
The members of Pine Tree Lodge will leave
Castle Hall at 7.5O sharp in barges which
will accommodate all who wish to go, and it
Is hoped that all members who possibly can
will be on hand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-04
woman's Indian Association.

The monthly meeting of the Maine Wom-
ans Indian Association was held yesterday
afternoon in the vestry ofsPlymouth church.
1t was voted to send 800 to the national as
ISOLATION for the Omahas, and S. was SUBJ
scribed for the Pomona school. Mrs. Chas.
Forster reported on press work; Mrs.
Howard Taylor read current Indian news /;
and the president. Mrs. j. j. Frye, who,
with Mrs. Hannah Bailey and Mrs. Prof.
Paine of Bangor, were delegates to the an
nual meeting in October at Newark, gave an
informal report of that occasion.
Mrs. Frye stated that seventeen additional
missionary stations have been established,
which have been taken up by churches of
different denominations.
The next monthly meeting will be held in
the vestry of Chestnut street church.
Reports of the Maine and national organi-
ton are ready for distribution.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-04
OBITUARY..
Benjamin Fogg.

Mr.. Benjamin Fogg, one of Portland's old
est citizens, died in this city yesterday eve
ming.
Benjamin Fogg was born in Scarboro, May
10Th. 1902, and was therefore about 81 years
and eight months old at the time of his
death. He was what used to be known as
cordwainer by trade, and for many years
was in the shoe and hat business at the cor
ner OF Fore and Market streets, with the
late Jonathan Tukesbury, under the firm
name of Tukesbury & Fogg. After the great
ire he was establishedat the corner of Ex-
change and Fore streets, under his own
name.
Mr.. Fogg was married November 16, 1926,
to Sarah Ann, daughter of Jonathan Tukes-
bury, and had three children, the late Dr.
Benjamin F., Sarah Amanda and IGeorgian-
ma.
Mr.. Fogg joined the Maine Charitable Me-
chanic Association in 1918, and was a trustee
in 1S40-42 He was member of Ancient
Brothers Lodge of Odd Fellows, and the
Portland Relief. lie was also a member of
the Citizens Relief and Aged Brotherhood.
In 1928 Mr. Fogg represented Ward 2 in
the Common Council, and Ward in 1888
Among men who were In the council of 1872
43 with Mr.. Fogg we find the names of w.
D. Little, Charles Holden, w. G. Beckett,
Elphalet Clark, Byron Greenougb, W. w.
Thomas and Calvin Edwards, and James
Todd was among the aldermen
in 1912, and John Anderson mayor. In
1S43 among the council were Edward Waite,
William Hammond. Fl. NJ Hart, Alvah Co.
nant and j. w. Munger. Eliphalet Greedy
was mayor.
Rev. N. C. Allen.
Rev. Nathaniel G. Allen, a well known
clergyman of the Episcopal church, died at
his residence In Auburndale, Mass, Satur-
day. He was born in Chelmsford in 1876,
and graduated from Harvard and the Gen.
eral Theological Seminary in New York
City. He filled many pastorates, including
some in Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-04
Rumford Falls & euckf,e Id r. RI

The reports of the Rumford Falls g. Buck
field R. R. for the year ending Sept. 80, 1889,
has been issued from the press of b.
T1urston & Co. The report of the directors
shows that the past year has been prosper
GUS and that there is no likelihood of great
expenses ia the coming year. The treasur-
er's report shows gross earnings from all
sources of $48. 1874, an increase of $1O4611.
Gross operating expenses, $32,269.94; sur
plus, $l5,S99.90. The profit and loss account
shows credit balance of $265.S1.
The superintendent report shows total
train mileage of 56,4OO miles. During the
past year extensive improvements have been
made in the maintenance Of way depart
ment and the passenger rolling-stock has been
fitted with Sewall heaters. No accidents
have occurred during the year. The supe :
intendent reports that more fiat cars, and
more terminal facilities at Mechanic Falls
will be required during the coming year.