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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, IA SALLE CoVNrY-ss N
- TIE CIRCUIT court, - NWCA YyH, 1889
Isabella raar -. william PaAr.-IH CkuHCeg. Am
d6vit of Gon.resdenCe of William, raar the abov,
defendant having been fltd In the clerks office uf IN,
Circuit Court of said county notice Is therefore hereby
gwen TO the said nonresident defendant thai the com
painaut ed her hill of complaint In said court on The
Chlnccry side thereof, ON the lth day of February
1859 and that thcreupOn summons issued of sale
court wherein said suit is now pending rcturnahie
the second Monday in tie month OF March next
Us is by law REQUIRED Now. unless you, the said
nonresident defendant above named. william
Paar, shall personally he and appear bcfoT,
said Circuit Court the first day OF the next term
thereof To be holden nj ottawa In and for the sale
county on the second Monday IN March next and
plead answer dcmur to the said compliments hll
Oi complaint, the same and the matters and thiAp
therein charged and stated will be taken confessed
and decree entered against you according to III,
prayer of said bin HENRY W. JOHNSON.
Clerk
ottawa la 'allc Co, Illinois Feb IN, 1882
J. Y, MADDEN, tomplt's sOlr fcblGiw
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SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Good Form in stationery-The Note Paper
aud Cards Used by Society Women.

Good Form in StattOnery-Ihe NOtc Iapcf
aud Cards Used by Society Women.
The various ornamental, high colored sta
tionery recently in fashion is already dis
carded by persons of good taste A plain
white cream white or an English blue paper
are the only colors now used. Correspond
ence cards are entirely out OF date. Three
sizes of paper are used by society women; the
largest is a sheet about the size of commercial
note paper for letters which may he folded
once and fit "A large, square envelope, or
twice and fit long envelope The next size
is about half an inch narrower and an inch
shorter This is for notes and the tiny billet
note is reserved exclusively for regrets and
acCeptances
All invitations are answered now in an in
formal manner on sheet of billet note paper,
except invitations TO church weddings, which
do not include also an invitation to the recep-
ton. Good Housekeeping, which is authority
for the above, adds that visiting cards for
ladies are engraved in script on large and
nearly square cards of heavy ungla2ed card
board. A gentleman's card is exceedingly
small and slender, of thin card board. The
new dinner cards are long slender shapes Of
rough etching paper, delicately painted with
q wild rose or violets. or decorated i'll cOlOred
metals and often tied with ribbon ITO hsr-
monte with the decoration.
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A new wedding custom is the carrying by
the maid of honor, i'll the place of n bouquet
or basket of flowers, one Of the brides satin
slippers slung to her arm byribbons and filed
with flowers. This slipper is of a shade to
match the gown of the maid Of honor, and
has broad ribbons sewed 10 either side, which
are tied over the arm in a bow Of long loops
and ends Flowers to match or contrast pref
tily with the gown are used TO fill the slipper,
small flowers being preferred, such as violets,
panses, primroses, or lilies Of the valley. Thia
shoe is thrown after the departing bride
the traditional fashion in order to insure
good luck
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LONG LIFE.

There is nothing In the world more gener.
Ally desired than long life, yet the ma jority Of
p, oplc pa off caring for their health-not be.
cause they are really careless, but because We
live our lives at such u pace We have not time
10 give the subject sufficient thought until We
receive reminder In the shape of severe III.
ness.
Then too, We are constantly bewildered by
the various schools of medicine, aud the uhV
sicians who represent them, ana often bulder
In our choice OF doctors
II people only knew that the very best
th.ktcper, lifc-prescryer, and dsea>e-pre.
uenter that has vet been discovered, is sim
mcred down into II concentrated aud very
pal0table form in the shape of New style
Pleasant Taste Vinegar Bltlers, they would
not hesitate moment to try II.
But they do not know How can they
know, when so many not only worthless, but
positively injurious, drugs are constantly
flooding the market under various names and
guises, that the New style Vinegar Bitters is
AS bad as any of them;
They do not know, Of course, unless they
have the courrge 10 try the New Style. II
Ntraightens oUt the tangledup system ia n
very short while, and those who buy it once
buy II always.
Why don't you try it, readery II is sent out
10y responsible house, aud is exactly as rep.
resented. II costs but dollar for a very
large bottle. Try il once and you will never
be so glad of anything in your life. Your
druggist may not have II, but he will order II
for you, BE sure it says New style and
Peasant Taste on carton aud bottle before
you take 1t. Try 1t, and you will feel happier
than If you found a gold mine, for 1t really is
Il mine-of health.
Free from alcohol and opium; composed OF
expensive herbs and roots, with fine, deli
cate tlayoring.
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Feb 238w
NOTICE IS HEtERY GIVEN hat al q sale

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that al a sale of
y delinquent lands aud town lots. by the Treasurer
and NoCo collector Il La Sale county and state Of
Illinois for the state, county and Other taxes and costs
due thereon for the year 1856 and previous years helG
at the County Court House in OTTAWA, IN rad county,
on the 18Th day OF June H. lSsi ana continued iruu
day day, In pursuance u Law, sherman Leland on
the sd day Of June 4 D, 1851 purchased the follow ny
described lots 10 vii. Lots D q, :, aud q. Block Z.
south Streaor Addition 20 Srca'or, assessed IN name
Of streatur Joliet Chicago Coal Co. and on said Isl
day of June, lSST, said sale said sherman Leland
purchased lots TO- n and T. ~ Block = and lots l. and
Block g. South StrcatJf Addition 20 strcapr, assessed
In the name o. D. G. & s. Coal Co, and for the year 81
The time OF redemption of said lots from the above
sale will expire on he 2Jt day OF June, A. d. 1853.
SHERMAN LELAND.
ottawa, March 7. 1850
Rcdenptous are made AZ me Office OF he Clerk Of
the County Court, ~ Ottawa
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To Clean Cashmere.

Soiled and faded black cashmere may be
made to look almost as good as new by wash
ing in soapsuds, rinsing in water and then
putting in water with so much bluing in it
that it looks black. The cloth is 10 lie in
this for some time, as long as over night If it
is much faded. Do not wiring the cloth after
taking from the water, but hang up to dry
in shady place. If the gown is deliberately
trimmed, the trimming may better be ripped
off and treated in this separately. Dark
blue cashmere can be made TO look beautiful
if renewed in this way.-Good Housekeeping.
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The Correct Thing.

AT morning weddings bridesswear either a
full dress white toilet or travelling dress, ac-
cording 10 their own taste.
Invitations to afternoon teas and receptions
do not require any answer. Guests leave
their cards as they enter the house or send
their cards If they are unable to be present
on the occasion.
Some persons imagine that because invita-
tons. are written or engraved on visiting
cards it is proper TO answer by writing on
their own cards. This is a mistake. 1t is not
thought good form" to accept or decline an
invitation Ia this way.
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OUaWu, IINnUIs. FcbTUDry %, l88l. ,,,.,-..,.-
HENRY HELMlG,
JouN F. MADDEN Compliments soir re6 % 3,

TAN SALE ~ ORC f.-NouCc Is hereby
l given to the unknown owners Of and to the an.
known parties Interested ia the following described
tract Of land. which was sold for the non payment of
taxes, Interest and cost, Tor the year A. 1884 m
accordance with order of The CUuuty Court ~ la
Sale county and state Of Illinois, dated May 9Th a. D.
ana parts lots. by the county Treasurer and uCu
collector o county. for the state county and other
taxes due and unpaid thereon Tor the year A. lSs6
held the County Court House M the city Of Ottawa,
Ia said equity on the thirteenth l3thJ day Of June 4.
H. 1885, and continued from DAY 10 day In pursuance Of
law said sale continued 10 and included the atm 90
day Of jay 1880; that the sud MN % day uf
july A. D. 1891 John Ihuah- became the purchaser
sand sale for said OF the following described tract
OF land tO.wt'
Ma 5, "a, ". y. NV T. Section = Township a.
Range l. East Of third Principal Meridian containing
acres, IN said county
mat the undersigned s the legal owner Of the said
certificate Of purchase ul said tract Of land ana that
the ume Of redemption from said tN sale and purchase
will cxpirc on the ith day pi July. =. u. 80
JOHN EHOApS.
Feb 433 w. Purchaser
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M. N ARMSTRONG;
EINAL SE:I"Ti. .NIriN'r.--

YIN AL SEI"rlI h.M h NT.--EsrATE OF
Il ELlzABEru u. +. kGppl,k, DECEAsED.-NOtlcc
Is hereby given tu all persons Interested IN said estate,
that the undersigned administrator of the estate of
said Elizabeth II f. Rrddick deceased, viii appear
before the Probate Court ri the County OF In Sallc and
state OF Illinois, AZ the County Court House ottawa
In snld county, on Monday the 18TH day OF March, d.
$50 FOR The purpose of rendering HlHrCuuut of his pro-
ccelings N the admini udtiOu of sud estate for the
nnAl settlement
Dated at Ottawa, this 2lst day of February, 1889
GEORGE W. ARMSTRONG.
ARTIST. HESEY HELMiG, Administrator.
Clerk Probate Court. Ia Sale Co. III. frh13.}
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JOHN +. MADDEN
DUBIICATItDIN yNlOTICN-s

ID lSI 4it'A ZION MOTTO ti.-NlA IL or
! ILLINOIS, Ia SALE Coz SIN.-s~. PrOhgtC tOHJt
Of In Sdiir tOUHtp. N Nf Vujrh Tenn, / n. 1853
Thomas j. Sh"ahau administrator Of the estate OF
Jeremiah Murphy, deceased vs.. henry GHhss. admins
traitor of the estate OF Ann Murphy deceased, Margaret
Corr Julia Mahrr, and tine unknown heirs and dcvtsro
OF Jeremiah murphy, deceased Petition 60 sell real
estate & pay debts
Aihdlv If the non.rcsl9cucc Ut Margaret Corr Julia
Mailer and the unknown heirs and de- ylsccS ufICrem
Murphy, deceased, defendant. Hh We named. having
been filed IN the office of tnc Clerk Of the Probate Court
OF ~ Sale county notice Is hereby given To the sad
Margaret Corr, lula Nahrr aud the unknown heirs
and dcyisecs Of Jeremiah Murphy deceased that the
SAID plaintiff, Thomas j, Shrthnn administrator Of the
ESTATE of Jeremiah MURPHY. licensed has filed his prtl
IOu IN the said Probate Court of Ia sale county Tor an
order 70 sell the premise belonging to the estate Utsad
deceased. much OF N NS may be- needed 10 pay the
debts of said deceased and described follows to-.
Lot number twelve (2J IN Block number htty.cEht tas
In the city of Ia sale county Of ~ sale and state Of
Illinois, and that summons mas been Issued out of said
Court against YOU rrturUuh at the March term.
lSs9 Of said Court TO be holden the third Monday OF
March. A. 1859 NJ the Court House IN Ottawa IN h.,
Sale county, Illinois.
Now unless you the said Marga Corr, Juha Haher,
and the unknown heirs and doyzrCS OF jeremiah Muir
said Probate Court u Ia sale county on The first day
of term thereof to De holden AZ the Court House
sid county, thc third Monday Of March, 1889 and
plead answer or dcmur "a the said CumplHiuaHts pet
ton flied thci Elm. the same aud matters aud things
therein charged and stated viii he taken confessed
and decree entered against you according To- the
prayer Of said bin,
Ottawa Illinois February 20 1881
HENRY HELMIG,
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RTCHOLsON & sEELEY.

IEIUTVFI4 N ian.
NOTICE -F,rNTE ~ HANS OLSON, DECEASED
~ Notlces hereby given. that the undersigned, Ad-
mnstratrx OF The estate Of Hans Olson. late Of the
county OF La Sail and state Of Illinois, deceased Will
appear before the Probate Court of d county the
THIRD Monday beng the 18Th day. ~ April, lsSs &c
III. Probate Court Room. m Ottawa in said county,
when and where AL persons having claims or demands
against sad estate notified 20 attend and preseHt
the same In writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day Of February. A n 1889
JOHANNA OLSON.
Administrator
NICHOLSON & SKkLEV. Attorneys. feb IS v
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Iris wonderful what strength and boldl
ness Of purpose and energy OF Will come
from the feeling that we are in the way OF
dnfr i EnsfPr
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IHAyE been driven many times 10 my
knees by the overwhelming conviction that
! had nowhere else to go. My own wisdom,
and that OF all about me, seemed usuiicient
for that day-A. Lincoln.
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We have need to pray, Lead Us not into
temptation" but there is yet need that we
should use our common sense that we run
not bhndiy into it ourselves. Charles
NUonj
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| ORE,NZO LILA ND, Attorney and Coun
Illinois. mar5'gT
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CHRIST is she only source Of rest 10 the
soul His breast ~ always there, 10 be
leaned upon by the beloved disciple
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DUNCAN Nc DoUGaLL, O. H. CHAPMAN
McpoICAI.l4S Oh ApNI \ N Attor.
AVA news NJ Law. Gedney's Block. Ottawa. H. APPS
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'ItOS. G. FULLERTON, Attorney al
west OF Court House. ianI-
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J. W. DUNCAN. 49,. CoNoa u. r. gILBERT
DUNCAN, O'CONOR ~ GILBERT,
~ Attorneys Al Law. Office in Futiercr q MetZgers
block. east Of ,ourt house. ottawa Illinois, and La
sale, Ill, luly29s2
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The world knows no victory 10 be com
pared with the victory over our own pas
sious and failings
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SAMUEL NICHOLSON. " l. sRxLEy
ltfiOLSoN N 81. NiIIt;H, Auorneys
~ and Counselors AZ Law, ottawa H. Office over
Hapeman 4 Graham's book store l.l2-s9
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g. uklhns. =, g.. ALLEN.
tRIdGS * ALI ZEN, Attorney and Coun-
" teors ~ Law. ONCE over first National Bank
'UhNh, III APRIL
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n II. BURKE. Attorney and Counselor At
~; Law ottawa Ill., ONCE with Moloney Il Stead,
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II 9. SWIFT, Attorney AT Law Armory Block
iI' Sneci8l attention given 10 probate matters
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DATRlCk j. CAREY, Attorney al Law
- Ottawa, Ills. Rooms in FuJterer 4 Metrger's
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Nj N; ARMSTRONG ttorn'y and CouR.
In Gedney's Block. Ottawa Iunb 20
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nR. w. r. wEE;SE, successor 10 Or. WIN.
- sheppard, Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist, As
sistant State Veterinarian, graduate Ontario Veterinary
College, Canada Dental course under S8yre and Drake,
Chicago. Office and lnhrmary Lafayette ST., Ottawa.
III febls-iyr
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professional CarDa.

u UGER y RUGER, Attorneys and Coun
= sei0is Al Law. ONCE in the Colwell Sherwood
Block, north of pOstofiice. feb1'R
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NJ E;IJH'rSI, German Druggist ana Apothe.
vi. cary. (wholasale and retail Main street, 0ttz
wa, H. Importer Of Drugs, Chemicals, French Cosn.
nc Brandies wines &c
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PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS

l. The desire 10 be greater than others
arises from selfishness, and leads to quar-
reis and bitter feelings.
2. Mans way to be great is by ruling
others. Gods way to be great is by serv'
ing others.
g. We should be like a child, in trusting
God, IN humility, in obedience, IN love, in
unworldliness, in teachableness.
4. Beware OF the intolerant spirit.
s. Neutrality 10 impossible We must be
on one side or the other
6. Jesus never forgets the humblest serv'
ice done in His name.
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Y g. TREN ftY, Attorney at Law. once
Block. Ottawa, Ill. tuns
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nR. q. MILLER. the well known Ocus
~ and Aurist Ottawa ILL., ONCE, over Lynch's
goods store, Main street.
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Send for a beautiful book free.
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Ii NJ. B.ASCOM. NJ. H.,
once Hours, 2toL Once and Residence,
Alwaysin office during otfoe hours. Z. o. BLOCK
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RrcuoLsor & sExLxr, Attorneys.
The Portland daily press., 1889-04-02
Ew ADyERTIsEmENTs

We took quiet stroll through this depart
ment on Saturday and found number Of the
various styles getting down to two and three
Of kind; many Of these we are unable to
duplicate, much to our regret, as they have
proved themselves public favorites; and now,
In order to avoid Multiplicity OF styles, we
want to clear these 'twos' and threes' out at
The Portland daily press., 1889-04-02
Society Of Natura, History

A meeting was held last evening. DR.
wood called attention to the gift of Mr.. Geo
Z. b. jackson of specimen of petrifed
wood from Arizona. MI. Fuller showed
photographs of the tree in position as a mat
ural bridge" across a small stream in Art
iona 5000 feet or more above sea level
DIR. Wood read shor. paper and made re.
marks upon the theory of silicification. Silic.
flied wood is very abundant in Arizona and
other places, but large tree in such singu-
lar position is phenomenal.
Many other valuable gifts were noticed, as
follows: minerals, Lieut.. r. L. Peary, u. s.
N; mussel shells GOSSIP from Munjoy Hill,
p. Downing; section of woods, 81 specimens,
Henry Brooks; siliciied wood, and photo
graphs of the same showing the petrified log
In position n natural bridge in Arizona,
also dendritic stone and nest of the mygale
Spider, Geo. E. B. jackson; oyster shell,
from Damariscotta River, j. P. Baxter; min
erals from Richmond Island, ID. B. Cobb /;
Birdskins, N. Clifford Brown; fossil shells
Mouse Island, books, ETC., p. G. Manning:
sturgeon caught in Presumpscot River, q.
W. Lombard; silver spoon, heir loom of the
Cobb family, Mrs. Mary A. f. Richardson !:
mounted birds in case, friend; deep water
sponge, Off Seguin Island, Mrs. Lizzie l..
fillmore; valuable book case, Mrs. Henry
Willis; woods from Bermuda, Nathaniel
Gardiner and Lewis Pugh of st. George.
Bermuda; date palm and other woods from
Bermuda. Capt. B. +. Woodbury..
The Portland daily press., 1889-04-02
THE PRICE
or THE -
DAILY PRESS
REDUCED TO
$500 A YEAR
When Paid i'm Advance.
vus,o.. Nnsn..xxs.. = -, " IN :, ~,
BRIEF ioTTINcs.
When Paid I'm Advance.


The Fraternity Club dined at the Falmouth
last evening.
Mystic Lodge had pleasant visit to Mys-
tic of Lewiston last evening.
The Dirigo Boat Club will have their en-
tertainment tonight at Thatcher Post Hall.
The resignation of Lieutenant SWEET of
the Portland Mechanic Blues has been ac-
cepted.
The clearing of the crosswalks yesterday
morning received the emphatic approval of
every pedestrian.
The usual weekly temperance meeting will
be held at the Mission this evening at 7.30
o'clock. All are invited.
The snow storm of Sunday and yesterday
morning amounted to about three inches,
which melted yesterday quite rapidly.
Ivanhoe Lodge, K. of p, confers the Am
plifed Third this evening, and Falmouth
Encampment the second and third degrees.
The deeds have passed by which the Col
man farm Of twenty acres goes into posses
sion Of the Reform School for cottage house.
The farm cost $500.
Mr.. Henry Moulton has instituted lodges
at Gardiner, Richmond and Portland Of the
Shoemakers' Union. Several other branches,
says Mr.. Moulton, will be organized soon, in
Guiding one in Auburn. u, 49,.
The new Lidback marine engine will be
given trial this spring. This engine is
meeting with great favor, and to fill the Or
ders that have already come in for it will
keep the company busy for long time.
Schooner F. E. Wolston, from Satilla, Ga.
for Bath, while anchored in the harbor, was
run into yesterday morning by the schooner
Flyaway, of Edgarstown, in ballast. The
Wolston had her spanker badly torn, her
spanker boom broken, her small boat stove
and her afterhouse damaged. Her fyrail
was carried away, one mizzen shroud parted
and she received other damage. The Fly
away was unchanged q.
The Portland daily press., 1889-04-02
wnIiston Church.

A meeting of Williston church to take ac-
ton on the resignation of the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Hallock, was held last evening.
The meeting was called to order at
7.45 by the clerk of the church, Mr.. Il. b.
Pennell. Hon. Charles ]. Chapman was
called to the chair. The pastors letter was
read by the clerk. Deacon Peters then read
resolution expressing regret and &C
cepting the pastors resignation to take eff
feet July LIST, giving the pastor the month Of
June for vacation. The resolution wa:
adopted.
Rev. /. P. Warren. DID,. expressed pro.
found regret for what he considered a per
sonal loss, and said he had prepared series
of resolutions at the request of an officer OF
the church The resolutions were read and
sa9pteq by the 9GbiHyE5hn fagffet ' at the pro-
posed departure Of Mr.. Hallock. Mr.. Clark
spoke, regretting the decision of the pastor.
Mr.. True counselled the members to stand
by the church in the days to come.
Deacon Edison resigned owing to failing
health. but the church declined to accept the
resignation.
MIR. w. G. Howe rendered his resignation
as treasurer and it was accepted, and Mr..
Horatio Merrill was elected in his place.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1889-04-02
The Secret olders.

1t is stated that the Order of the Iron Hall
will conform to the new State law governing
benefit associations and will not be prevent
cd from doing business in Maine as it was
reported that it would be-. Notwithstanding
the short month of February, the Iron Hall
added more new members and instituted
more new branches than during any preyi-
Gus month since the order began its exist
ence. During the month of February 42 now
branches were organized and 2319 new mem
bers enrolled. eH k#a l.aisats3,
The camp fires of new tribes OF the INDIE
pendent Order Of Red Men in Maine are
blazing all over the State. Great Saelhsg
as follows. Cushnoc, l2,at Augusta; Tar
ratine, 10, at Belfast; Tolam. 14.at Falmouth /;
Nahumkeag, 10, at Gardiner. Madockewando,
at Bath. 0n'the Both of Worm Moon he
will institute council of ID. of p, at War
rem. Petitions are now being circulated in
Brunswick, Waterville, Oldtown, Dover,
Saccarappa and other places.
The Portland daily press., 1889-04-02
Base Ball.

The Portlands of last season have reor-
gained and have been greatly strengthened
by the addition of some new players The
following members of last season have been
secured: Mahoney, Ross. McBrady, Quigley,
ellis, Cooper and others, who will make
strong team to represent this city. 1t is the
Intention of the manager to have a game
Fast Day If possible on the Portland
grounds. Mr.. M. }. Garrity, who managed
this club last season, will again act in the
same capacity.
The Peaks Island club will play with
Adams club Of East Deering at Peaks
Island Fast Day. Both clubs have good
material and an interesting game is expected,
Manager Jones has had his battery at work
ior the past month. This last years pitcher
had an average of striking out Is men to a
game. Their catcher made record of put
ting out 20 men in one game with Under
wood in the box.