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DOROTHY WHITCOMBE.
Why She Called Herself u "Mean
Old Woman"

The sun was slowly rising in the East
Brighter and brighter grew the great
round ball, until with sudden movement
4 seemed TO burst, and n golden, dazzling
food covered the sky; the birds were slow
~ wakonng; first q faint peep was heard
and as iaintly answered, then u sudden
twittcr, and the air was full Of bird.voicos.
The flowers were lazily, drowsily opening
their dainty petals, and all nature, re.
frcshed by a still nights slumber, awolic 10
a probable day Of joyousness.
II was Just after the battle Of Long Isl
and, whore the Americans, pressed In on
every side, had suffered serious doieat,
and the Tories were everywhere, in the
bushes, up the trees, taking possession Of
comfortable farm houses, anywhere where
rest was 10 be found there also was found a
Tory.
Good Farmer Whitcombc. among all this
mass Of British, was true patriot In the
cause Of freedom, but, residing Us he did in
Tory ncighbOrhood, outside from very
near ueighbOrs he was thought TO be 10y
alist
Great CONSERVATION reigned in the kitchen
of the farmhouse on that beautiful morn
ing, Tor news OF the American defeat had
lust reached there. Joel Ashley, the boy
who had brought the news, just now added
to his tllc "Aad do you know that they
are gong to the different farm-housc1,
dem ,ldiug shelter ana food shouldn't
wonder o III bu; what they would soon be
here, be added, comioringly.
"The nasty varmms no; rest or n NOR
sci OF food will tacy get here, and II they
demand IL, why, they viii find out with
whom they have to deal, and certainly Mis-
tress Dorothy looked fierce enough % make
the brgyeGt heart quail as she stood with
one hand upraised, as IL TO strike the foe
vi a arpe iron gpoon which she neld, and
the other hand placed deilantly on her hip.
Ssh! shm murmured the old man, ''if
thine enemy hunger
Now, fathcr, you Just keep quiet; there's
no use IN quotin' Scriptur' To me, when
know them Dri;ishor8 are comm /; you know
II 'twgnt ior your blindness aud my bein' a
woman, there would be two of the best sol
dicrs in the Continental army as they
would want"
just then was heard the pattor of tiny
feet; aud the door was burst open, admitting
o little girl, followed by young woman
"The Tories have beatenm exclaimed
Miss Dorothy.
"Noln the young woman answered, in
surprise.
"But ! say that they have, and, what's
more, thcy'n probably come here and ask
for lodgn' aud food I'll give II 20 EN-
food for thought And Mistress Dorothy
bustled around setting breakfast on the
table.
"Well, well,m was all Patty Whitcombe
could find to say, but she finally exclaimed:
Mother, II you refuse them admission thcV
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crack IN the door. then her causceuee
smote her worse than ever. carciessiy Is.
inr on the bed. his fair, handsome fasss
looking - worn and thin even Ia sisep.he ~.
minded her also of her soldicr bay. The
older man was wcarily writing al 4 tahle.
resting every once In The while. but soon re.
sum.ng his task
I'm a mean cd woman" she solilo.
quiEcd. But they're Britishcrs.H Taat
settled the question, and she returned 70
her work
Morning entered into afternoon. and aft
erno1n slowly melted into early evening.
thr shadows were gently creeping over the
land the birds were iwitioring a good night
aud siill the soldiers slept softly, eau.
uously- band Of fifteen men were wcnd.
INK ihelr way towards the Whiicumhc farm
house; nearer aud nearer they got, until
you could see that they wore the Couu.
mental uniform. They reached the house
ana were met by its mistress. she pointed
70 the RON where tho soldiers were. then
sat herself rigidly down in her rocking.
char 70 have an argument with her con.
science
suddenly-what Is that she hearst A
hearty laugh rc-echoed throughout The
house She hurried 20 the door where the
soldiers were. Aud what did she scei Her
two red.coats shakng hands heartily with
the Coutncntals. And what docs she heart
Captain" one of the men says. '.vc had
given you and the Colonel up FOR Lost and
the camp was In sore distress about vou.n
Aud he, the admircr OF the cream iug. an.
swers m fun, rich voice: The Colonel
and were surrounded by the British on
every side; we just escaped capture. stole
these uniforms from two dead Tories aud
Travelled, weak aud weary, through bogs
and swnmps 20 join you, but, overcome by
fatigue, stopped here for few hours rest.
But how dad You come heroln
I've came to capture two British soldiers,
but instead have found our Colonel and our
Captain. Three cheers. men, three ehecrsri
And they did cheer strong and hearty
And Mistress Dorothyl She cropt back
TO the kitchen, rocked herself back and
forth, aud said: dorothy Whitcombe.
whnt fool you've been ln-BcrtAa Loon.er.
iA ". j. Mad aud Erprcss
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UnREruRNlno.


Threc fhinrs never euma arains
suuw may raHish Ten he plan.
Hossols irum The deuy aod
Nuraare from thc hFo4cu elod
Water from the rirer~eua.
forvsts from the mocniaiu hca4
Night nay brighten lrto 1ay,
koou IN midaight f4ae away.
Yet the suoH shall cauc ouce nav
When thc winter trurcsts ruar.
blossoms eaeh returning spring
IN her laden arms shall bring.
Grass b. green wheHc plowAaarca run.
Rivers IA b in autumn sun.
Tine shall BID the forests grow.
Noon and midnight cog.e and 90;
But though al thy soul complain.
Three things shah not come again
Never 10 the bow that bends
Comes the arrow thai a. sendal
Spent in spaee, rs a.gy hight
Nanishes like lost delight
when with rapid aim g sprang
From the bowsiung's "a vcrug twanF
Straight 10 brain or heart Il ied,
Once fur an is course was sped.
No wild wal upon rs tack
Brings the barb OF vengeance back
Hold Thy hand before iigos
Pause beside the hendcd bow;
Hurilcd once across the plain,
No spent arrow comes again.
Never comes the chance that passed
That one moment was its last
Though ny life uron 70 hung.
Though my death beneath u swung.
n Thy future al the way
Now IN darsnC - goes asiray.
When the instant born Of fate
Passes through the golden gste:
When thc hour bat not The man,
Comes and goes frolh Natures plan;
kcycfmore its coun,cnarcs
Dcama ur1l thy slow alvance.
N,ycs more that time shall be-
Du-dau tcaror unto Tree
Wcey end search o'or land and main,
Lost claace never comes again.
Never shall thy spoken word
De asa.u uusaid uuaeard,
Well 10 work tho uticrnncc wrought,
Noeor well whntcNr 70 brought;
Once for all The rual IS read
Once for all The Judgment said,
Though "a pierced poisoned srenr
Through the soul tlou hC dcst dear,
Though 70 qulvcr lcrcc aud dosp,
Through some stainless spirits sleep;
Idle, van, the ilying str ug
That asring rage h snt bring.
Speech shall give it 'an-a OF steel.
uttoraaeo an is barb reveal
Give thy tear OF blood and nre;
Pray with paugs OF nad desire,
Offer life, aud SOU. and all
That one sentence O. recall.
Wfcstle with SIS fatal wrath,
Chase with fy.. g Zee, its path.
Ruo u al Thy lingering days.
HIDE &c deep with l0vt ami praise;
Once for all thy word is sped,
None iavado a. but the dead,
All thy travail " !. bo vain
SPOKEN words come not nrainl
Hose Tc,Ty Cool, ia BoSf0a 7rdascript.
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HILLSBORO
Stage Line

Ddly Coach texceptingSr nday) from
Enste VIA Uuohlllo Negio, Fairview
'hloride oGrafton, carr ying the q. :.
Mail, Passengers and Express. Fine
American stuck aVd good Concor
Wagons.
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AT q S. r. Time Table.
ENGLE.
The arrival and departure of roRularpass.
engcr trims. Zone each way daily at Engle
are as follows:
No, going south. .......... Arrive. 10 .0a a m
No ?. gotngnorth ........ .... Arrive G .s5 D. m.
Time went into OBJECT July 18th. lsss
A. u. DAsCOMB. Agent.
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THE HERMOSA

Stage leaves Chloride every Tuesday
nd saturday for TIillsborough via
llermosa; leaving Hillsborough for
Chloride on Monday and Friday. Close
connection with train at Englr.
Passengers over this route will find
nrst-eIass accommodations nj all points
along the line.
For further particulars. address the
following agents:
A. b. Ddseomb, agent, Engle.
II. Westerman Il Co., agent, Chloride
L. Hickok, agent, lIermosa.
Mis-. A. L. Sanders, agent, Cuchillo
Negro.
ED. FEST,
Sole owner Proprietor.
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The editor of the Americas. tGa.) Repubh'
can was shown whisky license OF 1871 Is
sued for 50 25. A license Eow costs sa76. but
en- old citizen declares that the old whisky
wAsnucu the best.
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w. g. MCrNlu, ln May Atlantic.
With tine exception OF Dr.. Oliver Wen
dell llolmoB-who would, by the way,
have made nm excellent sporting man, had
not the superior attractions Of literature
aud medicine injcryenrd--l do not know
lhat any writer Of mark has ever said u
good word ior the American trolicr. This
is 0 great pity, for the animal plays an i'm.
portant par, Ia the daily life OF tho whole
community, being concerned, us the An.
tocfat pointed out, even In the early con.
| y2yaucc Of milk cans aud in the prompt
! delivery oi fresh rJ.lA These humble
offices have actually been performed by
horses who niicrward acquired fame upon
| ilc track. Within the past year on old
buchanan. living In Western New York
aud engaged la the milk business. was ~.
lonishcd aud not little frightened by the
pace which his beast srt mp ore liosiy
morning. The cart was bounced over the
pavement Of the city where his route lay
The cans hoped aud ratified In their Seats
and the driver lost his breath. HUT he
had no sooner recovered Il than ho begun
Ia boast OF the wonderful speed nj which
the horse had carried him. aud thereafter
the animal was taken out. haucsscd TO q
buggy, on Saturday afternoons aud like oc.
caslons. for q brush on the road with the
fast tiottcm OF the ncighbOrhood, all Of
whom hc outtidppcd. Pretty Boon the
| Dutchman's son, who had been brought
mp In this country, procured an old sulky.
and put the mi'k'wagon siccd In some sort
OF training. In two months time they ap.
pcarod nj track, engaged Ia race with
veteran drivers and horses of established
regulations, aud beat thcm all In three
straight hcals-a wonderful achievement
Tor green trotlcr and jockey, aud an im.
menso surprise 10 the professional per
sons who had iCcrcl nc the uncou,h ap.
rcafacc Of tie new cumcr This case
beans out Dr. Holiness illustration OF tho
milk cart. nor IN the other example that hc
gives without foundation In fact Som,
years ago bakers horse In Boston, after
delivering her rolls aud brownbrcad In tho
city rs usual, was driven 10 Saugus dis
lance oi about eight miles, and started In n
match race NJ the tack thcrc. In the cx'
uhcrancc OF her spirits she ran away Ia the
FIRST heat, and went around tile course
once or twice before she could be- stopped.
But being allowed to start again, notwilh.
Standing thia itfcgularity, sho won the
race, aud iinishod her DAYS work by
bringing the baker back TO Boston and
beating III the horses TIA, engaged with
her on the road home.
II must no, be- supposed. however. that
these animals we've entirely Of plcbian ori.
gin. The milkmmi's horse had a dash Of
thoroughbred in his composition, aud the
bakers mare belonged 10 the incompara-
bic Morgan strain. Indeed II rarely, per.
haps never, happens that a horse who Is
not connected morn or less closely with
the equine oris,ocracy becomes dislin.
guishcd rs a irollcr.
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Charles sellins is man of many re-
sources.
Ostensibly n brick mason, he detests
manual labor. preierring the sometimes
rich but always hazardous harvest TO be
reaped from charitable and credulous
people.
Sellins's present condition is that OF
Gagged bird at Rosedalc, Miss, where no
was passing as W. o. Davis, chief OF the
Memphis police force. Some two or three
months ago the fellow drew the laws
lines close about him by securing money
and goods by false pretenses. His racket
was to trump up story that poor aud
unfortunate bricklayer had fallen from
building on which he was working, that
terrible breaking M had resulted and that
great suffering existed In the afflicted
family. which prompt and healthy con-
trbuiions only could alleviate. In the
majority OF cases the story reched tender
spot and brough, forth sums varying In
amount from 30 cents TO So Mr. Jules
Rozier, who first ''smclled rodent" and
put the police on, after antcing up TO tho
tune OF about S2j, observed TO the philan-
thropic Scllns that "there are more brick
layers falling of OF buildings in Memphis
than any other city in the country" IL
was also fallacious index 10 Mr.. Rozicr
OF the unprecedented boom in building.
But Sclins was arrested, number Of
cases undertaken against him in tho
Criminal Court, aud in one OF them he
was convicted and given term in the
county wofkhousc. Before his term was
out, and by pulling the wool over Supi.
llarrison's eyes, while laying n brick
walk on the workhouse grounds Sellns
took French leave Of his keepers. After
he was gone the superintendent learned
Of his efforts TO elect II general delivery OF
prisoners, found an old auIur and knife
blade brought into service for the pur-
pose, and then became angry and rcCk-
less lie reported the escape and plot to
Chief Davis, and authorized him 10 han
die S25 OF his thc superintendent J
money 10 get the fugitive back. Chief
Davis knew Mrs. Selins was at Green
willie, Miss. and was Watching that city
for the husband, whcn Deputy Sheriff
Jones, from Roscdalc, tclcgraphcd his AZ
rest aud imprisonment there, rs Scllins,
alias w. &. Davis.
Scllns aud Oscar Waters wcrc the wor-
lhlcs who got themselves into n world OF
trouble last summer 10y circulating grave
and disturbing rumors. Waters Is still
serving term In the workhouse TO satisfy
costs OF Ills trial and conviction IN the
Criminal Court, the principal having been
disposed Of by pardon from Gov. Taylor.
Waters, It is said, is breaking up all dis
cplnc In the institution, however, 10y
working whcncycr.he chuos'', and.rciu.-
iug when il does no, suit him.
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4 Distinct Decline - Mira B-"Thc
Browning Cult hasraihcr subsidized in your
city. has IL no,9' Mrs. l.. iron Chicago)
Ives. indccd Now that We have got
on to his curves u is scarcely nn cxargcu-
ton 10 say that Browning Is already In
the gnup - Lie
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has made much Roadway in Great Britain,
and is very strong in the Australian colo
mics, where one colony, South Australia,
has by law limited municipal taxation TO
unimprovcd land values.
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iIGur IMPROVED.


Mr. \. v lAWKrsi
prAu Fin-l have bccn frrat uncrcr with ny
slgit cor the past I've years having lost the uo III
nv luit pyo entirely, but SAGE usluH the riHfala
ypu scientifically adapted o. nay sirht hiyc becn
nhlC o. rcad With rtficft Cnsf. aud ms sight l.
gradually gfuWing ttmngrt
10. u. bTENuEfMER
New York city.
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Schoolmidrcss Edward, give me the
definition OF cXcayitc." Edward-"Ex-
cavalc, to hollow out" SchOolmislrcss-
Give INC a sentence containing tho
word" Edward - hit Bill aud he cxca-
vailed. -. dqio's Bisdc
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Tho Prospect Park Il Belt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains 10 Pros.
pcct Park today. Trains will leave Second
aud Gnyoso streets about every hour aud
forty minutes and pass within a short dis.
Innce Of Cnlynrv CemetrrY.
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MR.. II. L. cAsoN. Esper, opusian.
will remain until THURSDAY, MAY
sth, at the Drug Store OF T. p. FOR
TUNE, the Depot for thts, cels,ra,sd
Glasses. No chafgs Tor PitJng.
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COMA WAY $
SPECIAL.
$1,000.

4 nEArTiFuL LOT. g1Sii1. NEW FESCC.
~ new ristrru; nothing ~ Dc bat built u rust
h. have nn cl-rnnt hume This lo: s un Manassas
ltr ~ n"'f ru,lnf aud vt u?pus.ie cinuJt 10
bought iIf lcsa than so PVT loot
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wilson = ri,,n. .aa Mai, Y,,c.,

Sell oil grades oi Furniture, Carpets, Rugs.
Mating, etc, ut the very lowest possible
carh prices Also do repairing, upholslcf-
ing, shipping aud packing furniture, aud
rnnrAnlrc lnnl and .nlialneiaTN work.
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A MAN OF RESOURCES.
CHARLES sELLINs IN THE LOOKUP
AT RoSEDALB, MISS.

His own Name Not suiting His Purpose,
the Fellow Poses as "W. @. Davis"
Chief of the Local Police, But Finds o
Deputy Sheriff who Knows.
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sIomr lmraov ID.
Srv YorR cry. ArHiLiSt

Mr. 4. X. HAwKrsi
brAu sM=Nuur patent eve glass received some
time flnrU. aud tm HCn much E0itinUd NJ tie won.
d1fful chang cha. hnH tome uVcr my plUtlHht
sIuaU have uischarfri mY old rl1ss,s nud "a u now
wearing so o.. ALEXANDER ANAM
tCcutury siaiiouum' ruard Of Trade.
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unE oRrArryANotLrsr PENN WRITES.


VI \ r WAWhIHf
prAn SUI take goat pleasure IN stying that
nltgr having worn Huur new ClyHiultacd lCuies Tor
the past year my sight has greatly imrmygl.
W. T. IENN
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FROM TIM MINISTER TO JAPAN.


GAtyr1oS, TEX., May & 1870.
NJ A. X. tiAwKHs
DrAu sal am much plrnscd with the pantl.
snppic rasscs yoI rn pcr vily udnptCd 10 ms etcsi
win lcm ] am able ~ fcii ns ln my youth tho
hncH print With the rfcliOai ease. ChccHuily
Wcummcud them 10 the public ncapcctinlly,
a. D. nc nnARD
Ex-Governor u Tcxas Minister to Japan.
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- REMOVED ny TuE USE oF COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
81 the hair.
Bomctts Flavoring extracts aro tho
lest
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$1,000.

A VERY uFArTiFuL Tor f1xi5i. HIGH
~ splendid dsiinagc. majestic inr,st trees In d
wuri. pcficei lni nc.ghbnrhuni uhcxrrllc Z. 10
cation. south Main stfut'', nraf Nnyhuf nvruuc
and within IN ic't IT Judge iaiiham's residence
hts w immediate yieiniiy have bcun snld at ~
Igf foot
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nIslIor annaG,. LnrrEn.

srwASEL TENS. August %, lss1.
Mr. 4. x. HAYNES
Hn-i have bsvn using your rlnssrs Tor The
rfyaiyr pan ~ two NUuf-, am much imprrucd
mcu1lng N m Coo Iona usU aud perfect light where
ALEX GRFGG,
bishop Episcopal Chutrh ani Chancellor Of the
Unworthy Of the suuth
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HAWKES.
Wonderful Glasses!
rnnn rnr enmriAS ADVOCATE.

Mr 4. X. tlnwtrs hns Coined u n,tiunal tcpl'n.
tlon D. practical uit.rian uui his orlChfrtrd
tter.nrlc uud patent fpruf eye glasses me- known
throughout The lnlird tmios We nnc WHtinf
this nrtlrlc with 70 pair OF 81 new capitalized
pusts nnd tlcF fcrm tu ut us Transparent us light
lt.clf Hud win ihrm the Hntai triut " as clear a.
iu youth. -iAiltnf Christian Advocate.
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LOCAL NOTICas

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second Y.
BRiSKLEy LUMBER Co.. III Jefferson 81
DYE WoRRs-L. Riegcl & Co., 50 JET
ferson street; telephone 1880
{. II. HoTcHKrss, skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches ] espe-
cially solicit No. 81 Madison street.
CUNNINGHAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoto streets. The best ma
terial on hand; the most finished work.
men employed.
PURE and white rs the flower whose
name II bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder
DEAN & Lilly CoFFEE AND SrIcE Ca
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GRAVEL ROOFING.

Tho standard roof; extensively used on best
business buildlnRr IN leading nutihoru cititH
Cool n summers nrc proof! duablc' cheaper
fhnn tin No. frp1iniinR.
i5s-loO- itfi-ini 10 AoNnnrsr. Telephone So
J. e. PRUTZMAN 4 CO.
ALSO ASPHALT PAVING.
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LECTURE.

Humoroun and Entertaining, Full OF Wit
and Wisdom.
BY DR.. T. I. Eaton, Of Louisville, KY, at
first Baptist Church, corner second and
Adams street, Thursday, May 0, s O'Clock
pm. Admission 90 cents.
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$4,000.

An ELEGANT NEW COTTAGE or 3 ROOMS
~ beautiful lot aselfabic uc rhhnthnpi nicc
ttrcrt one rIunn irum strVi Cirs, nnl uuly one
mile nom Court tqnare QuC.tiogi DO yoi
know " riccc 81 property tuss sling all thcs'
advantages which you can buy al tLsJf
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PORTLAND POST OFFICE.
Winter Arrangement.


OFFICE HOURS.
Cashiers Office, Sunday excepted). 7.3O a. m
~ ~ ny Z. III; Money ORDER department, a. m
p. m. 49, "
- general ne Delivery, Sunday excepted) 7.3o a. m
Carriers Deliveries, SUNDAY excepted,- In
business section Of the city between High and
India streets, at and 10 a. M. 1880, 1880 and
P. m. Sunday delivery at Post office window. to
10a. m. Collections from street boxes at \ and
IL a. M, and p. M Sunday p. m. only
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
railroad eastern on)-Arrive. 1880. a. M.
BOO and IL 80 p M; Close 500 a. M, IL M, s. 90
ana anadp ?. m; Supplementary. 12.l5 and 10p m.
Boston, intermediate Offices and connections.
VIA Boston Maine railroad, (Western diyisiOnl3
arrive ri at 1870 and $50 p. m; Close a. M and
Eastern, via Maine Central Railroad-Arriye.
ga a, n, and P. m; Close IL m. and 9p. m. |;
supplementary, 1890 and To- m.
augusta, intermediate Offices and connections.
via Maine Central railroad-Arriye at and 8 a.
m, and 500 p. m. Close at 6.15 a. m IL m,
4,So ana p. m; Supplementary, 1870 and 10 p.
:. Fa'rni,sgton, intermediate Offices and copnec-
IONS, VIA Maine Central railroad-Arriye at 1
ppees and
via Knox and Lincoln railroad-Arrive, / and 6. O0
p m; Close at els a. m. and 12m.; Supple
Sko,chegan. intermediate Offices aud connec-
tions, via Maine Central rairoad-Arriye at 2
g. m and ! P. MI Close at IL M and D. m /;
Su 41 a ssS and p n and
a q 30 aaa ?. M; Close, $50 a. m, IL M.
,Bamgor--Arrive at a. m. and and D. m. /;
Ciq pssa a. S.l5 a. M, II M and 9p; m;
5:So and $50 p. m; Close at 8 and s a. M,
Canada, intermediate Offices and connections
VIA Grand Trunk railroad-Arrive at 1880 D. M
cioSt at 800 a. m. and p. m.
G0rbdn, N. H., intermediate offices and copnec-
lions, VIA Grand Trunk railr0ad-Arrive at LAO a.
m. and l2.50 p. m.; Close at 500 a. m. and 90
Sgantoa, IT., intermediate o0lces and con-
nectlons, via Mountain Division NJ. G. r. r.
Arrive at p. m. Close at 800 a. M
Bdrttett: N. H., intermediate offices and connec-
lions wa Mountain Division M. G. r. R.-Arrive
a. ~ a. IN. ana D. M; Close at 800 a. m.
Rochester, N. H., intermediate offices and con.
nectonS, via Portland & Rochester rairOad-Ar-
rive at Lao p. M; Close at $50 a. m. and IL m.
Gorhdna and Sdccardppa-Arrive at 9.15 a. M
and 45 and 4.4b p. m; close at $50 a. M, 70
Passport, lsemi-weekly) via steamers Ipterpa-
tional Steamship Co.-Arrive at a. M, Tuesday
a anG rilaay; close at 4.S0 p. m. Monday and
Consents, Che5eague, Long and Bailevs Island.
arrive az a. M; Close at l.30 p. m.
fed6's Istdnd-Arrive 10 a. m, and close 80
Duck Pond, West6rook, Wandhan, Hammond
9na South Cdsco-Arrive at IL a. M; Close at
Boaoery Beach, ocean House, and Kntghtvius-
South Portland, (Fsrry Haliaqe and Wauard--
arrive AIT at a; M and $50 p. M; Close at a. m.
East Dsering-Arrive at 7.so a. M; Close at