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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06

IGOR RENT, SECOND FLOOR. "a
1--WE rooms. large closets. bsck porch, ~
bath hot and cold water attached. No iGsS
east Main street "a BIT
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wounded whine Caps.

y 'I'N T'''""I
CHICAGO, ILL.,, January "a dispatch
from West jefferson, Ohio, says: A few
nights ago three or four men visited the
homes % J. II. Zone aud Clark Silyers, iiy-
ing on Glade Run, about Eve miles from here,
and stoned the houses. leaving the White
esp notice. Thursday night they appeared
at Silycrs's and reused him by throwing
stones against his house. Silvers had pro-
cured q dOuble.barrelled shotgun and hadit
loaded for them. When they approached
Sllyers fred both barrels into the crowd at
short range The loads took effect on one or
more. Judging from the noise made by The
men while fleeing from Silvers's place.
Yesterday morning considerable blood was
found on the ground, and search is being
made for the wounded White Caps.
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Nen Oriears naeea.
IBy telegraph % the Dispatch

10y ItICtIdTu % NC II-FHIEhI
NEW ORLEANS, January 5.-Flfst race
bali a mile--Cassilon won; Loyelaes second,
Ton O. the Morning ta,rd. Time, IS.
second FAce -thfee quarters Of a mile
Eliorads won; Orange Girl second, Lord
Gfo,yenor Third. Time, l.23.
Third receive eighihso, mlle-Geaner
won; Lamont second, Red Leaf third.
Time, lilo.
Fourth racc-One and one sixteenth
miles-Pol-Mell won; Sherwood second,
Oarsman third. Tine, 2:0j.
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Remored from 0mce.

lhy telegraph 10 tAe blsl Atch.l
WASHINGTON, January j.-ibe President
las Erected the removal Of Alfred +. Lewis,
aeputy Fifth Auditor Of the Treasury, for
NEGLECT and inattention 70 his official duties.
re Is resident 81 Milford. Pa, and was APP
yoin,ed 20 TIE deputy authorship by Prrsl-
dent Cleveland atout two years ago. II Is
uudrr,tood tNat DC has never ben satisfied
with the Office. feeling that bis ability and
service 10 the parry entitled him 10 more
remuneratiye position.
The Department OF State has received a
dispatch from Berlin stating tbst the order
cxpeling Louis +. Greenburg. naturaiized
American citizen from Prussia. has been re-
yoked " the instance OF our legation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06
Tarsney Has Eats Joke
81 1onia Globe- psmocraiI

REPRESENTATIVE Tarsney, Of hich'gHh'
i The wit of the House. Several days
sgo Tsrsney was the central figure OF a
o." oSoun a gentlemen was discussing the
80 Election and its result in his own
60 g. New York. aud in the course OF
~ $50, marks he used the plural pronoun
I'VE, referring to the Democrasyy's -
"why, are you Democrat IA
opired one OF the party IN seriousness
and apparently with some surprise, sos
"Yes =" responded the speaker uyeu
in the wool. n,,,;otiv "a.
torted Tarsney, and the crosd' AL :. 81
VII were aware that his defeat Tor 70, 2,
s y was owing to his advocacy OF
s.e o wool and the Mills bill, roared'
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Catnrrh cured.

A clergyman, alter years Of suffering from
that loatnsome disease Caiarrh, aud yAinly
trying every known remedy, AZ last found n
recipe which completely cured aud saved
him from death. Amy sufferer from this
dreadful disease sending 4 self.addressed
stamped envelope to Professor J. A. Law
rence, rs Warren street, New York city, viii
receive the recipe free Of charge.
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= Train Blown from the TRACK
Three NIIled.

Try Anglo-Amortcan cable to the Dispaich-l
PEsTII, January "a passenger train was
blown from the rails near Fiume today du'
ring violent storm. Three persons were
killed snl many injured.
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WARREN d QUARLES,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
lli7 MAIN STREET.

sTOCXs. BONDS. GOVERNMENT. STATE,
CITY. and other &C URITIEs bought and sold on
commission We Issue SIGHT DRAFTS AND
LETTERS OF CREDIT on AL points IA EUROPE
AND THE ORIENT. We viii collect eli maturing
bonds and maturing interee. payable In this city
without charge. and charging only TIE actual
cost u collection whom payable Gus 81 the CITY,
Fxclusiye sire from our Once " all proininenI
exchanges &c Dim
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Italy,s Treatment infamouS.

by Anglo American cable TO The Dispatrh-l
PEsrH. January 5.-At banquet % Gran
tonight Cardinal simon, Primste Of Hun
gary. offered a toast in honor Of the Pope.
10 violent speech hs denounced Italy
treatment Of the Pope as infamous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06
l.. Il. SALE.
APoTHECARY. s0i vENABLE STREET
PURITY GUARANTEED.

I 900 pounds IMPORTED CAsTlLEsoAPAt iS'i
40 plnis GENUINE IMPORTED BAY RUN a.
50c:
100 plnts NORWEGIAN CoD-rIygR OF o.
4oc;
l5c will buy CARRIERS. DAylDs. or BRAN.
DRErHs PILLS;
Sc. win euy YRAYsER's NERVE AND BONE
LlNIMENT;
isc viii buy JUMPER TAR Or colds;
75>. will buy vALESrlNEs MEArJrIcR;
7sc. viii buy NYEruS BEgF. WINK, AND
IRON:
fsc viii buy PlgRCEs MEDICAL Dis
COVENY:
7sc. Will bag AYERS or HOODS sAksAPA-
RlLLA:
75c. viii buysJWVoNs iivERRfGttAr0M
S. % viii buy swlFrs sPEClflt-lMge.
s5c WIN buy WuBuKS tOD-LNER OIL
AND LIME:
40c will rly all &c., con LIVER ENll~
sONs.
CO.. will buy SoZOnONl. the bose denir'n'';
s5c. will buy NkADG DAhGNs CAGholiC
NOUTn-WAsu:
$40 will buy FELLOWs SYRUP ufropuO'-
PHIrEs;
i0,. wnlhuy ALLCoCK's pORorsPiAsriR;
2Jc. vili buy four pounds BEST MIXED BIRD
SEED:
75c. will uuy LAysIIrs. VIOLET or LAvRN-
DER WATER, worth li-th, best per-
flames sold.
200 hali-piut bottles BAY ElN nt a...
% gross TOILET SOAP attl- iotoa;
81 viii buy IpoNEN'- uAItBR.
,de 2I-3u. lusih'
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PAGE COUNTY.

Accident at Tanuery-sfreams
swollen.
Especial telegram % the Dispatchl
LURAY, Va, January 5.-Mr. II. NJ. Falken.
stip. foreman of the tanning department OF
Deiord x CO.'S taUnery ia this place, had his
lait band caught iu the machinery to-day
HIS band was badly mashed and lacerated,
causing q serious aud painful wound, out II
is thought amputation viii not be necessary
A heavy wind aud rain-storm has been
prevailing here since last night aud the
streams are very much swollen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06

attention Of Democratic editors and
others 10 these propositions. We shall
be thankful beth for friendly aud for
adverse criticism. We promise to ex-
plain and answer al objections.
CHARLES ANDrEAD.
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p.rs.. ssp.cIsss t.... 20.
BEAR LITHIA WATER
CURES
EIDNEYANDBLADDER TROUBLES,
Uric Acid, Gom and RhcHnatisp,,
Phosphorio Dcpostts,
Inflammation Of he bladder.
DropstcaI Elections. Brtek-Dust DE-
pOstts,
and Ell forms Of Dyspepsia which arise FROM
non assinniiatiOn OF food. sach a. Indiges-
ton, Heartburn. Flatulence SICK
Ho4dache, and a senso OF
fulneAs after eating.
DYSPEPSIA.

The attention OF all sufferers win his very
prevalent disease s especially directed 70 ne
bRAR LITHIA WATER This water has proven
eflcscious In 80 many aggravated and long
standing cases Of Dyspepsia hat We haVo no
hesitation In saying 10 all afflicted viii Tits dis
tressng malsdy that free, regular. exclusive
uae OF this water Will give them relief. and cou-
Iinued use Of it ultimate restoration % healih-
All We ask Is a fsir trial OF this water and he
beneficial effects ~ is use will soon appear. IL
is = prompt aud surs remedy for this disease
Call Tor pamphlets mailed 70 any address, al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06

To vote Win the BsuIenEer PRriy.
llv Auglo-Amorican cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PARIS. January o. The Central Bona
partist Committee OF Paris has decided 20
recommend The party TO vote with The Bou'
lnngist priv.
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EuRNirURE, &C.


Winter Is slowly but surely creeping on ia
Some merchants viii reduce their force IN order
to reduce their expense; get the boy to build q
nice fire and take an easy chair aud cit by tho
cosy Gre until tho springtime comes. True. this
II very nice way to take Ito easy We poor
fellows are not used TO such ease ami luxury.
We have 70 stir around to keep warm. We have
adopted the following plan, which we hope will
meet with your approval Notice well and read
through: Flrst We have marked down every
piece Of Furniture. and as . special induce
ment we have adopted the following liberal
plan for January only: We Will give you
free Of charge one handsoms Hand-Psinted
Wash-stand Sot consisting Of ten pieces
or beautiful A-pieco Tea SGT With every
Parlor, Bedroom. or Dlning-Room suit sold
for cash. A DINNER SET GIVEN AWAY.
Should you prefer fine China Dinner Set Of 100
pieces We will Issue certificate Tor each suit
bought Of us Whom you are thu owner Of hvo
certificates come and get your Dinner Set Re
member. our pre.s are tho lowest In the city.
and va only give You these presents on cash pur-
chasss, Call early ani examine our stock
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NO CORPORATIONS.
SALE OF LARGE PUMP. &C.

The city OF Manchester win sell ,hs PLANT
OF HER PRESENT WATER WORKS, 70 be i'm
medately removed by the purchaser. They
consist Of
DIRECT DOUBLE-ACTTNg PUMP Of einches
diameter and feet stroke,
1 9t-inch TURBINE WHEEL AND GEARING,
4 MAIN-STOP GATE,
and other fittings 10 be seen in tho pump house.
Tho whole Is now 10 working order, raising i7o,-
600 gallons daily. aud will TO sold az bargain
ASS ass CITY AUDITOR OF MANCHESTER.
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e.,vs,,en oill- prompt In IT, sctlon' ana
nss'e,,f ~ lis results. Price 70 cents
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CTORMONTH'S DICTIONARY.
TIME BRADsfREEr COMPANY.
CHARLES =. CLARK. PselpxSE
BRADsrREgrs RICHMOND oFsicZ
no. lios kAsf AAiS orkEkL
feiepbooe No.s5s
1H Witty, sapsrias.aisal

t.h -
ne RscEm0nd ofree hxs more A>a keet 49,
with she rapid groslh " NE oisy aud develop
nent u ne lsTitory tributary % u H0oefso
ne msfVaanle eoctmuniy o. tnn seshs. All ins
4. rocOgu lIed N every Na4o eel.lfo "a O@s ctur
i1ed world lnsf IL 70 IA . special senss pfspsrea
no .Gard me lnlsrosI q ~ kslal Ps1ens ~
sssisd b. ne fzct that a has nos ssgS 1890
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06
INYESTMENTS.

INVESTMENTS.
Virginia per cent bonds;
North Carolina per cent. bonds;
Ciiy OF Richmond per cenl bonds;
Atlanta and Charlotte per cent ponds;
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac diTi-
dend obligauons-psy ~ per coat Tree % tax.
All classes u PONDS aud STOCKS bOIGhf
and SOLD ON COMMISSION.
JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
ia S-ThiSu2t lllo Main street
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NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

wehsve sToNEMErZ FOLDER, In perfect
order. watch we viii sell IL great bargsa II
viii Told an eight OF fOuf-pese paper ne si<e
Of tho DispateA OF smaller Il VII also cas- All
paste me oight-pags pAp6e itcan 10 readily
sstscned 70 say presA
We roier 70 ne petersburg Isdee-A pg~A rs %
ne enar actsr q ia uort, siocs tAAi paper has
The Counterpart u this mnehine sAiesned " -
rrsss aud now la suoeeasful operation. 40
arsss TItE DIsYAfCh COMPANY,
w,s nseaaoad Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06

NOR RENT, THE DESlRABLEGA
4 BRICK DWELLING No. l0ll east Clay ~
srreet-a part or the whole nous. Centrally
located aud desirable neigh bOrhOod; fourteen
rooms hot and cold water; unusQally COVE
ufent for a boarding house or large family.
WIN rent cheap. Apply NJ once to
RAWLINGS IL ROSE,
keai Estate Agents,
IN 6eod2t No. u north fenth street.
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u o R R L N 7 .

No. 70l east Lsigh street: II rooms.
No. 2i3 souih Pine street; rooms.
No 2l3 west AgrshAll street roomA
No 10 Plumb street.. near Cary. roofna
No. SIS Church street rOomA
No 2li gesL AArshali street; rooms.
No. lf.z north Seventeenth street; rooms.
10. I0I9 north fwenfy-soyenth street; . rooms
30 2 e0ss DuvAl sfreet 3 roofnA
Ne III north Twenty.seventh street. rooms
Apply 10 POINDEXTER 4 bgNOoN.
ia SAB-2s 1905 AAIn street
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01

do not appear. From the middle of April to
the middle of June, the packers of Lubec
and PASSPORT usually put up from hundred
thousand to hundred and twenty-five thou
sand cases. This year the fish have practi-
cally failed to appear, so that less than five
thousand cases have been packed. The
young fish that are canned as ''sardines" do
not, however, run as do the mackerel, and by
the last of July or the first of August they
are expected in abundance.
The history of the fisheries off this coast
in the last ten years shows how precarious it
is as business. From the dis appearance of
the porgy to the disappearance of the mack
erel, it has been one long sermon 10 the fish
ermen on the changeableness of fortune.
Gold mining Is not more uncertain.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01
~ alne Fisheries.

Still the lopged for mackefrl do not come
The hopes INDUCED in at tIIr first OF the
season are blighted and inst, nd Of being a
little better than last years, this years catch
is worse than ever so far. The catch to date
as compared with former years has been as
follows: In 1889, 3OS barrels; 1888. 1923 bar
rels; 1887, 1862 barrels; 1886. 1888 barrels !;
1886, "a, 683 barrels, and 1884, 1920 barrels
Never was there time when the search was
more systematic and arduous than it has
been this year. The oldest, the most skilled
and the most successful of fishermen have
secured the seas about New England as they
never were secured before but the fish found
and caught have not paid for the salt of the
fishermen. Some of the captains have al
ready sailed for the North Bay of Prince
Edward Island to try their luck in British
waters In the hope Of finding there the fish
that seem to have given the New England
coast so wide berth on their summer tour
to the northward II is disputed question
with the authorities whether this decrease of
the mackerel is due to their destruction by
man or TO an inexplicable freak of the fish
to seek other waters. Commander Gordon,
who had charge of the Dominion cruisers in
the Provincial waters last year, thinks it is
partly due to the ravages of the ordinary
means of capture, and partly to the use of
these means at improper times. Com
mander Gordon makes this calculations "In
1885 the United States catch was $4,000 bar
Tels, one-third Of which was probably taken
north of Cape Sable, n. S.. say 10000 bar
rels; to this add the Canadian catch, las, 900,
making, say, 100000 barrels, one-third Of
which, or $1,000, would be XII led before
spawning. Allowing $50 fish to barrel,
this means the destruction Of 100000 adult
fishes before spawning, which, If left alone
another month, would have produced over
5o0OOO.0O0 young fry. / use these latter fig
ures not in an exact sense, but
as definite number below which the
product would not fall, and for the sake
of illustrating the magnitude of the number,
l may add that it represents, in round num-
bers, all the fry of every species which have
been produced in the Dominion by artificial
propagation in the twenty years, 1S6S-S7, at
total cost of 100000, thus clearly showing
how easily the unrestrained efforts of the
fishermen can destroy in a few weeks what
cannot be replaced There is, moreover, in
year of plenty like 1885. an excessive de-
structlon of immature fish, because the price
being low only the higher grades can be
handled proftably.
Another fishing industry in which Maine
is interested is the catching and canning of
''sardines" on the eastern coast, and this
year the "sardines," as we'll as the mackerel,
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01

Mayor Filter of Philadelphia has decided
that he will not be candidate for governor
to succeed Governor Beaver The way May
or Filters little boom was tossed about on
the surges at Chicago last summer, seems to
have convinced its proprietor that he will be
as we'll off on the shore when the next politi-
cal disturbance is due.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01
FOR SALE.

A 7 THOMASTON, ME.-The entire stock of
"A Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Hats. Caps, Furn-
ishing Goods, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, Blank
Fixtures and Furnishing. The store is the best
and most centrally located In the town. Large
store house connected. Expenses very low.
Business first-class. Can show daily, weekly,
monthly and yearly cash sales. Satisfactory
reasons for selling. Apply for full information
TO ALDEN GOUDY, Thomaston, Me-, or L. A.
G0UDY, Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01
To Builders and People wanting
10 secure homes of their own.

A few choice lots left on Hartley St., Deering,
"A at low prices. Persons wishing to build can
buy these lots and have lumber for building ad
vanced them, for which payment can be made on
the installment plan. Property in this vicinity
constantly increasing In value. Apply to j.
apr13 diff
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01

We do not read anonymous letters and commu
nications. The name and address of the writer
are in all eases Indispensable, not necessarily for
publication but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01
FEMALE HELP.

"ANTED-A capable American woman who
w is good cook, washer and ironer and COM
petent to take entire charge of and do the work
in family of four. The right person can find
good place by applying at No. 80 CUSHMAN ST,
8 and IL a. m. 28-l
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01

The Pope is in line with nineteenth CEN
fury progress in condemning the Clan-na-
Gael
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01
FOR sale.

The Unrestricted brick house On Pleas
aut street No, ~. The lot is seventeen
thousand feet more or less. 12 foot base
Mussey Father; cost sixteen thousand
dollars. Floors Southern pine, scotch brass
locks, furnished with dadoes from the par
Tors TO garnet. The east parlor is n very
large room finished i'm much style; mantIes
very handsome. n he west par1or il n grand
room with superior finish; the mantle is
superior work. Has wooden shutters
from parlor 10 attic; commands a fine view
OF the harbor and iSlands; the walls are of
unusal thickness. Ii has been occupied by
the British Consul, Cobb. Court opened
10 south street; only three minutes walk
from Preble House. will sell the estate
for forty-seven hundred dollars. Enquire
at 162 BRACKET STREET.
ie29 d2w
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01

Frederick Douglass is welcome to his
mission to Hayti.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01

There is a very marked contrast between
Mr. Theodore Roosevelt. President Harri-
sons civil service commissioner, and the
commissioner whom Cleveland appointed
and was compelled to dismiss on account of
his attitude toward the law he was APP
pointed to administer. The former is firm
believer in the law and is doing all in his
power to secure its fair and thorough enforce
ment. The latter went around sneering at
the law and noisily proclaiming that civil
service reform was humbug. President
Cleveland committed the civil service law
to the tender mercies of its enemies. Presi-
dent Harrison has instructed it to its friends.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01

ITO LET-For the summer a suite of furnished
Il parlors and sleeping room, centrally located
up town. Address LOCK BOX, No. 977, Portland
Post Office. 6-tf
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01

Professor r. l.. Dabney of the University
of Texas, was chief of staff to Stonewall
jackson In the campaign of 1862, and some
what familiar with the thoughts and opin-
ions of that dashing but eccentric leader. If
what Professor Dabney says is true, and
there seems to be no reason but the strange
ness of the story for doubling his word,
Jackson wanted to make the war one of ex-
termination on both sides. Professor Dab
ney says Jackson believed we should mot
have begun to take any prisoners in this
war, and that he should have adopted this
plan, distinctly, in the interest of humanity,
because he felt sure the war would have been
thus ended with far less effusien of blood.
He added that this could not be, like other
diplomatic wars, struggle for boundary
or province, but for our people, struggle
for life and death, and it would have been
best for the people to have its true character
unmasked to them from the first" The arm
ing of slaves was, in Jackson's opinion, in
evitable, and this he thought would render
it absolutely necessary for the South to hoist
the black flag. How far out of the way
Jackson's judgment was the result showed.
The negro troops made good soldiers, and
the war was conducted after they were en-
listed on precisely the same civilized princi-
Piles that were observed in the first year.
Jackson's idea Of the Conduct Of the war
seems bloodthirsty and barbarous; but, sup
posing him to have so believed, it was no
doubt an honest opinion founded upon
theory which he thought humane. He was
at least direct and frank in his opinion; and
did not advocate humanity to prisoners,
while starving them to death in Libby or
Andersonville. He who reads the records
of those prisoners may without great
stretch of the imagination fancy that Jeffer-
son Davis adopted something of the sub
sta nee of Jackson's policy while not having
the courage to acknowledge Jackson's theory.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01
ROOMS.

DOOMs 70 LET.-One furnished room and
LII two unfinished rooms to let, at 81 FREE
ST., Gentlemen preferred. 25-1
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01
TO TIRE Pc PIE OF PORTLAND AND VICINITY:

For have been told about slow Priced Saes ank.
rup CLOSING Out Sales at Disastrous Prces &c.,
never before and perhaps AGAIN will SUCH opportunity
presented Boys and Chdrens Suits
and OyercOats--AS NOW.
All hope of getting so the dollar large and
superior stock renquished The and unwecome truth
seu ITSELF that to close STOCK OF GOODS make
fearful havoc with regular prices fully Twenty Thousand
Dollars worth Clothing literally thrown into the
Buyers at less than the bare cloth the manufacturers
This splendid stock of Suits Oycoas Pants Men, BOYS and
Children made order for the Spring trade the materi
turned il0 CASH at an appalling sacrifice " =
Remember this Bankrupt Sock Sale" but the
fine stock Of and legitimate Clothing House for good
TUST Be SOLD AT ONCE. 90
This Opportunity and oss intend profit by
waste time coming Secure the choice goods thew
cannot last long. '
The little have to devote figures ought to strike Won
FAVORABLY, for it tells welcome tale.
Below few specimens the Frghtfu Crash Prices close
out tn stock. ~
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

GENTS kusset Balmorals md Oxford's in
" fine and medium qualities, narrow and wide
widths at Sign of Mammoth Gold Boot BROWN,
461 Congress street. 28-1
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01

ELOwERs FOR sALE-Floral designs,
IL etc., for graduating classes, finest designs,
reasonable prices, flowers by mail and express,
satisfaction guaranteed, exquisite funeral de-
signs. Use Great German Plant Food to make
plants grow and blossom. BENNETT, the
florist, 55S Congress street, Portland. 1O-4
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01

ITO LET-Rent OF five rooms, SO, No. 10 Green
Il street; rent of 3 rooms at S4, and rent Of 3
rooms at SO, on Danforth street, each with Sebago.
f. HASTY, 81 High street. 29-1 {
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-01
By the cake, zoe per 100 lbs.

by IHe Cak6, zUC per IUU IUS.
Customers can commence taking Ice at any time
they desire, and delivery will be continued until
notice to stop is received at the office.
Any customer leaving town, by giving notice at
the office, will be entitled to proper reduction.
We particularly request on customers to report
any neglect of our drivers il leaving the Ice COM
plants for carelessness or any other cause, if
made at the Office, will be attended to promptly.