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DRCGs. MEDICINES. &c.
l.. Il. SALE.
APOTHECARY, 20li yENABLE STREET,
PURITY GALVANIZED.

!, 600 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE sOAPatit.,
10 pints GENUINE IMPORTED BAY KCN ai
5Oc.;
&C. viii buy box ~ IMPORT 80 ENGLISH
WALNUT SOAP worth -0-,
10. vii buy CARTERs, DAFlDs. Or BRAS
DRETHs PILLS:
I5c. will buy FRAYsERS NERVE AND uJN-
LINfMENT.
75c. will buy VALENTINES MEAT-iuics.
&c. will buy WYErHs BEEF. WINE. AAD
IRON:
f5c. will buy BROWNS IRON BiTifhs
TIC. Will buy PlERCEs MEDICAL n',-
CovERY:
$50. will buy PIRRCEs FAyORlrE PRE-
sCRIPTlON.
55c. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsArA-
RiLLA:
7sc. viii buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
slss will buy sWIF1's sPRClflC-lArge.
81 will bay WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY CURB.
Coo. will buy sOZODONT, tho best deoldn-e
$50. will buy MEADE 81 BAKERS CAbbolic
MOUIH-WAsH
Zoe. will buy ALLCOCK's POROUS PlA,iEN.
&c. will buy four pounds BEsr MIXED Bird
SEED;
&c. will buy LAZELLE's, VIOLET. or LANtN-
DER WATERS worth si-tho best le--
fumes sold:
800 half-piut bottles BAY RUN ~ o.,
IS gross TOILET SOAP az co.. d0zag.
zoe. will buy LOONEN's HAlR-Bal ,l-b'''
brush ogerod Tor the MONEY worth Co.,.
7Jc. will buy SOLID BACK IMPORT I'D HAlR-
BRUSH worth 81.
$50 will buy SOLID BACK OLIVE WOOD
uAIR-BRrsH Ioonens besu worth s..
SIC. will buy UNBREAkABLE COMB worth
Hc. 10 3suTu&Ih-3m
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"And so EDWIN BooTH and Madame
MopJEsKA did not have fuss after ALL"
But if they play together the performance
will be all the rage.
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In the words of Senior CnUz. who spoke at
the University yesterday, BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN 'snatched of the thunder from the
skies'~ The thunder he did.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14

"strange as it may seem, the chief cities
of republics are rarely clean" Don't you
mean the chief cities of Republicans?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14

II would afford good many persons II
this community pleasure to see the check
rein put on some owners of horses.
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BOOMING BARGAINS
FOR
TODAY
AT TIE
THE PALAIS Royal,
III east Broad street.
We resume to-day our usual
We resume to-day our usual
WEEKLY JOB-LoT AND REMNANT SALE.

our announcement Sunday OF great re-
duciion sale had the desired effect IL filled our
store 10 the worry doors with customers who came
to buv bargains. and got them. We are moi eo-
ing 10 stop with a day or two, but we are gong
10 keep IL up. Tho rushing business OF the past
20 ~ DAYS has lett us with q lot OF remnants ana
odd los, which We shall o1er to-day at bargain
prices. .e,<.s
10r. DRESS GINGHAMS go at exc. -
Remnants from TO yards OF ~ and 25c. DRESS
Short pieces from to 10 yards OF 25 and Soc.
HENRIEprAS go At &0c.;
Remnants of ? 10 3-yard pieces OF uNBLEACH-
RID. BLEACHED, and rURhEY-RED TABLE
DAMASKS go at less than cost;
Remnants of LINEN CRASHES Tor to"eliing 90
Rom 19,y e" ee iPIouEs, CHECKED NAINsoOKs,
and INDIA LINENS go at less than cost
piece of yard-and- a-half-wide 81 CARDINAL
TRICOT goes at Soc. - -
niece Of var,i-wide SOC. ALL-WoOL DARK
GREEN TRlCOT goes at BIC.
! piece of yard-wide SOC. GRAY PLAID fLAN-
MEL CLOTH goes at BIC. .....o,,,-.
| A lot of LADIES' SOC. COATBACh JERSEYS IN
navy garnet aud brown. 90 at 2yc. i;
| A lot OF CHILDREN'S HEAVY RIBBED FAST
BLACK TO-. HOSE Out slightly imperfecp
A Ie Of Of Of 'CC;hmDREN's eOc. FULL-REGULAR,
SOLID NAVY, GARNET, and BROWN HOSE
,n 80 ot AZ isS ~ Zoe. FANCY HOSE 90 at &c.:
| A lot Of LADIES' 2Oc. FULL~RKGULAk FAST
BLACK HOSE, with double unbleacned soles,
| gOat12%c.; .,,r,,
| A lot OF extra-eood quality ALL-SILk, SATIN
EDGE GROs-GRAIN RIBBONS, and 81
inches wide, In lovely shades, worth IS and
4Oc., 60 ct 95c.--lust the thing for Xmas fancy
| 500 dozen VEGETABLE IVORY WASH DRESS
| BVTTONS'worth &c., 20 at &c. dozen;
! 2OO Dair A. and 5-button EMBROIDERED BACK
&c. KID GLOVES in dark cloth shades 60 at
3sc.:
! A small lot Of DOLLS left ovor from Last season,
as advertised in last Sundays DiSpGteh, go at
great sacrifice
The sc. paper back NOVELS In all the standard
! works and the latest issues, such as Guide
roy, by Ouida; Cleopatra, by haggard !;
Master OF Ballantrne, by Stevenson, 50 at &c. :
! Great bargains in the CHINA DEPARTMENT Of
Ike 2aAa53 2ogoI
DOpI1r.AP ONF-PRTCE HOUSF.
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MlE.IINERY.

WINTER NIILLINERY.-s-ss3s
W Mrs. l. 3. MORRIS begs TO an 49,
nounco her WINTER OPENING
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1879.
Tho very latest ideas in PATTERN BOSNETs
and the new things in OPERA BONNETS. Par
tcuiar attention ia called to the NEW RUSSIAN
HAT and the ENGLISH CLUB HAT
no li-Th.Su&Tu3t
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BRIEF COMMENT.

Just at present MALONE choler is said to
be more prominent than MALONE collar.
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AMUsEM ENTA.

A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRU-
N MENTAL CONCERT will be glYen in the
echoOl-r00n OF the sacred Heart church FRI
DAY EVENING, November 18th instant, by the
Young Ladies Society, az which will be exhibited
Mrs Jarley'5 far-fnmed Wax-WOrks.
Tho following amateurs will particp pate ::
Misses Anna b. Kirk and Annie Block, Messr-. J.
Louis sullivan, Edward Murphy, and the pOpu-
lar pianist, Edgar l. Jusus. Admission, IS
cents no l4-zt'
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IMPAIRMENT No. II, FINANCIAL
H. UNION.-There viii be a called meeting on
THURSDAY, llth. at $50 O'CLOCK. at Powhetsn
Hall. u T. necessary for every member OF this
department to be present, as there will DO busi-
ness Of i'm portance.
BY order q !. i. PARATER. Governor.
no LII Z l. HAKRIAON. so .rntarv.
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DED FIRE. 800 POUNDS BRIL-
IL LIANT RED FIRE f)r sals ~ quauttie' t
sult T.. WAGNER, Druggist,
no al9' sixth aui Broad streets
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rny3i-d&w6ml
DIssoLrrIoNs q pARrNERsuIPs.

KIcm0Sp Va, Novcmtor Oh. $3.50
MOTTO .-THE PARTNERSHIP
~ heretofore existing uuder the arm nome
J. T. CAIN 81 CO.. doing business az 80. lis .l.f
Franklin street, hiss by mutual ~0useuf fII.f.
dissolved. they having soli their eight ara n
rest 70 Mr.. CHARLES nkKBsr sho all lUs
all debts due ny tlo concern a4i cp.'', tl ,
due the same. JOSEPH hOlrtl
T. =. CAIA.
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CONNECTION COMPANY. THE
~ annual meeting Of the RICHMOND, FREDE-
RICKSBURG AND POTOMAC and the RICH
MOSD AND PETERSBURG CONNECTION
COMPANY sill DO held at the Office Of tho Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company. in tho city Of Richmond, on WEDNES-
DAY, November e, 1889, az Il o'clock NJ.
no ltd }. q. WINSTON, Secretary.
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VrAGNER'S CODLIVER EMU
w SION WITH HYPOPlOsPllliks. n'
bes. aud most enicaciouA Always fresh, glrr'
clean, and sweet. Is readily taken and re.n. r..
Il Il the fues, aud mOst agreeable preUafaiol
OF ils kind. /. WAGNER, prugs'-H
no s-lW' sixth and Broad s'rnf.
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A HARVEST FOR BOOK-BUYERS!
Standard Books IN Sets at Less Than Half Of Publishers Price.

LADIES' AND GRNTLRMEN's FINE POcK-
ET-BOOKs, CARD-CAsES. AND PURSES IN all
the new aud most pleasing styles. Tho Iarges,
assortment yet displayed BY US
HUNTER & Co,
SialOners, Broad street.
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Referring 20 ;he above. Mr.. JOSEPH CAlN AMI
Mr. JOSEPH kOplEL Will Doe my a-s'slani- as
continue with mo. Hoping f0 receive porto.
Of tue public patronage, lam. especially,
10 li-3' CHARLES NLEb>L
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houses and will elect Democrat to the
United States Senate when the Legislature
meets in January next.
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4 NNUAL MEETING.-THE AN
"A NUAL meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AID
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
on WEDNESDAY, November 20, 1859, az tho
ofice Of the company in the city Of Richmond,
nc ~ o'clock NJ. j. b. WINSTON,
no sta Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-A stated 81
VI communication OF METROPOLITAN A&
LODGE. No. II, \. r. and a. NJ, will DO
held at their lodge-ro0m In ST Adams Hall
THIS Thursday EVENING, November Am, at
1870 o'clock. All Master Masons in good stand
ing arc fraternatly iuyited % attend.
By order OF tie Worshipful Master.
no ALT =. r. JACOBS, Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-01
For Sale.

Everybody to know that G. II.
w SMITH, the fashionable hair dresser. has
opened rooms at No. 3 Chestnut street, where he
will be pleased to wait on all his old friends and
lots more. IL
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BRIEF JoTTiNCS.

" The man who took laudanum proves to be
Walter Il. Graves of Boston. "''-
TheU. S. Lighthouse supply steamer Fern,
from New York, was in the harbor yester-
day.
Close time for summer tourists is off today
and landlords expect to fill their houses rap
idly.
~, The Good Templars Of Sebago Lake will 90
to Peaks Island over the Greenwood Garden
line today,
The Second Parish circle basket picnic
takes place today Mt Mrs. Smiths on Great
Diamond Island.
There was very heavy ground swell In
the harbor yesterday, caused by the high
winds OF the past few days.. .o.
Daniel Gillis, living at No. 3 Upper Cove
street, at work at the shipyard, cut his foot
very badly with an axe yesterday and had to
be taken home. a.4
Close time for Holsters begins today, last
ing until Sept. 10. During this period it is
unlawful to catch or to have in posse ssion
any Holsters of whatever size. y
Several of Madden's Boston base ball
friends made him a present Tuesday of an
alligator pocketbook containing $50 in gold.
and handsome travelling bag. .soiaagr
AT knights art store, on Congress street,
may be seen an interesting relic, in the shape
of chart of Casco bay, cub from 1.-The Eng
lish Pilot" published In 1894 This has been
neatly framed by Mr.. knight for Captain
Parker, OF the revenue cater Dallas, whose
property it is. $50 ~, r.ss
Motley & Co.'s.horse took fright at the
x.,lf atIa a.. 4
ing and started up Long Wharf at a. rapid
rate Of speed. MssaSames' Sheehan seized
him by the head and, although dragged near
ly a hundred feet succeeded in stopping him
before any damage was done.
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DOR sALE-Valuable property situated on
IL Oak street, Deering, consisting of two and
half story house, containing IL finished rooms,
condition; house heated by steam throughout;
nice stable connected; lot contains 10000 square
feet of land, with fruit trees in bearing. Any
party desiring nice house in Deering will do
well TO call as the property must be sold. Apply
to JOHN Il. PROCTOR, Centennial Block. 27-1
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a Correction.

BY an informants error we were made to
say In Wednesdays PRESS that the train
from Bangor to Bar Harbor connecting with
the IL O'Clock train from Portland and Bos-
ton had been cancelled. In fact this train
remains in commission aud affords the fin
est facilities for reaching Bar IIarbor, ar
irving at $40 p. m, while the cancelled train
Is No. 1l9, leaving Bangor at 6.5o p. M, ar
irving at Bar Harbor at 9.45 p. M. Too
much cannot be said in praise If the train
service offered by the new train No. AZ, leay-
Ing Boston at a. m. and running TO Port
land in three hours, just the time occupied
by the famous vestibule limited of last sea
son. With'a stop OF but five minutes this
train leaves Portland at 11.05 a. M, running
through to Bangor, connecting for Ellsworth
and Bar Harbor and running through to
Vanceboro, there closely connecting with q
train OF the New Brunswick railway for St.
John and other New Brunswick and North
ern Maine points, arriving same evening.
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AT a meeting OF the Consolidated Car Heat
ing company. of which the Sewall Car Heat
ing company has become part, at Albany,
the 18th instant, the following officers were
chosen: f'. 81.
Pres.-Robert c. Pruyn, Albany.
First Vice Pres.-A. 8. Hatch. New York.
Sec. Vice Pres. and 'Treas.--Wiam G. Rice,
Albany.
Sec.-Chas. j. Peabody, Albany.
Tuesday the election of officers was COM
pleted as follows:
Gen. Manager-D. ID. Sewall, Portland.
Assistant General Manager-Jas. ii. Sewall,
Portland. i.1F itstf
Robert c. Pruyn, the newly elected presi-
dent, is young mau, about 80 years of age
He is president Of the National Commercial
bank of Albany. He is largely connected
with celluloid manufactures, in which he has
amassed large fortune. He is thoroughly
familiar with patent and manufacturing
matters.
The Portland stockholders who were pres
ent at tho meeting in Albany were
Messrs. George Burnham, d. d. Sewall, Jas.
FL. Sewall, ii. S. Osgood, Charles f. Libby
and Albion Little. They will return either
today or tomorrow.
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GOOD TEMPLeRS.
Good Work Being Done in All Parts of
the State.
Meeting of Cumberland District
Lodge With Pine Tree Lodge.

The work of the order is being well
pushed in the eastern and western portions
of the State. Grand Chief Tenplar Hamil-
ton is in Washington county. Monday eve
ming the 10Th he organized 4 lodge at Lee
with 80 charter members. He spoke in
Springfield the 10th, and will organize there
In n short time Wednesday evening 18th,
he organized a lodge in Carroll. lie spoke
in Topsfield, Thursday. 18th, and in Prince
ton Friday, 10th. and will soon organize
lodges in both places. ~
Mrs. J. R. Pollard, Grand Vice Templar.
is working in the same county and it is in
tended to organize enough new lodges so
that district lodge may be organized in the
near future in that county.
Mrs. III. M. c. Estes, State deputy. is
working in York County and has organized
new lodges at Steep Falls and at Standish,
Cornish, and North Saco.
Androseoggin District Lodge will be held
Wednesday, Aug. 7, at East Livermore camp
ground. Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr.. Pa t
Grand Chief Templar of Maine will be pres.
ent and make an address in the afternoon.
Cumberland District Lodge will be held
Wednesday, Aug Z, with Pine Tree Lodge,
North Windham. State Deputy G. l.. f.
Howe will be present and address the pub
lie meeting to be held in the evening.
At the regular meeting of Maple Lodge of
Deering, held Tuesday evening, the follow
ing list Of officers was elected for the en-
suing quarter:
c. TIC. +. Spiller.
V. T.-Mrs Carrie Smith.
Chap.-Mrs- Lizzie Abbott.
Secy. &C. s. Knight.
y. j. It's. 8. Knight
Treas.-Will Berry.
+. S.-AIrs. Lizzie Milliken.
Marshal-Will Knight
o. G.-James Jackson.
i. G.-Willard Marston.
A full list of delegates was also chosen to
attend the session of the District lodge.
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TNOR SALE or TO LET = The Atwood
IL house, two stories with French roof, pleas
antly situated in Lgonia, Cape Elizabeth, with
several acres of land, fruit trees In bearing, good
stable; house contains about fifteen rooms, bath
room and furnace, and is in good repair it will be
rented low or sold on reasonable terms. Apply
to LOCKE q LOCKE, 100 Middle street, or to
AUG. p. FULLER, 452 Fore street. 25dtf
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DEATHS.

In this oi,v Ip,v RI Martha A., wife OF the
late Michael Mooney, aged 63 years.
TFIlneral on Thursday afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK al
her late residence No. "a Franklin street. zoo, %
In this lefty, July 81, Waller oorey'i asoa on
Funeral service Saturday at p m. at ms late
residence, No. 81 Congress street. burial pr
yate. - ,,, n CON Of p,,r
At Long Island July 81. Frank f.. son so 81 bur-
ton A. and Alice }. Gray, aged years 20 ""So'
Notice of funeral hereafter, ~ po,,,nao,,
aged 66 years. 40. ,,,,, pooars ,oad
IN Marin Arson. July %, Mrs. Addie f., wife OF
James ii. Stevens, and daughter OF Stlckney ana
ellen L. Gray. aged Fl years; - ..,,o ., ,ho
,aie Cant Jaroh bradley, aged SO years.
In Bethel, July IS, Rev. Wellington Newell
aged 70 wears.
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Cannot Stop In Portland.

Mayor Melcher yesterday received an Off
cial notification from President Harrison,
saying that he will leave Boston for Bar
Harbor on the morning of the Sth of August,
passing through Portland at noon. He will
be able to stay at the station only as long as
the train does.
Mayor Melcher will call the committee to-
a formal reception. if any, shall be given
the President on his arrival at the Union
Station
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LODGE NOTES.
Public Installation Of Officers of
corges ommandery, U. o. &C.
george cIeaves Settlement No. 3, O.
C. Receives Its Charter.

Last evening at Rossini Hall occurred the
public installation of the officers of
Georges Commandery. u. o. G. c., the cere-
mony being performed by Supreme Com
mander Day of the order, assisted by Past
Supreme Commander Swain, Supreme Treas
urer Swain and others. The ceremony was
conducted according to the ritual of the or
der. the obligation and charges TO the sew
eral officers being very solemn and impress
sive. Music was furnished by Parsons
orchestra and the Commandery quartette
AT the close of the services Supreme Com
mander Day addressed the audience, giving
an account of the history and the aims and
,, objects of the order. 1t Is, lie said, the first
of the secret benefit associations admitting
women to membership. The order was
formed in Knoxville, Tenn, Is years ago by
IA persons. 1t now has members in 16
States and compares favorably in numbers
with many older societies. The following
officers were installed
PING Ira 8. Locke.
w. OF o. G.-Mayall M. Littlefield.
w. of l. G.-Darius +. Littefeld.
Treasurer-lsaiah c. Ward.
+. X. of R.-Daniel p. Horr
N. X. of R.-Fred !. Otis.
HeralQ-lSaDella t1ttlenelu.
Prelate-Almon V. Thompson.
v. N. C.-Fannie nj. SWEET.
N. C.-Lewls w. Littlefeld.
George Cleaves Settlement No. 3, Order of
Columbia, was founded in this city on the
18th day of last March. The order now
numbers about 70 members and is rapidly
! growing. Their charter was conferred upon
them July II. and last night they received it.
10 bod ohp, !
and enclosed In an elegant oak frame. The
charter was made wholly by hand. The en-
crossing was done by Samuel Adams Settle
ment, No. 1, of Boston, and the painting
done by John Hancock Settlement. No. 2,
of Maiden, Mass, and presented to George
Cleaves Settlement No. 3, of this city,
through the national officers. The charter
is an elegant one and the Settlement may
we'll feel proud of it. At the meeting last
night the fourth and fifth degrees were con-
ferred upon six members. The movement
for the military degree is meeting great sue
| cess and the degree will soon be conferred.
Arrangements have been completed and
Grand Canton Rdgeley will leave this city
at 5.45 on the evening of September by the
mountain division of the Maine Central rail-
road, going over the Boston & Lowell and
Canadian Pacific, arriving at the elegant new
Windsor station of the latter road at 7.25 on
the morning of September 3. They will be
received there by Canton Mount Royal, and
escorted to the Hotel BalmOral, Notre Dame
street. S. V. Woodruff, manager. where the
Portland Chevaliers will be quartered dur
ing their stay in the city. The next two
,davS will he nasspd in VISITING tho nrincinal
points of Interest in and about the city, such
as carriage ride to Mount Royal, and an ex'
cursiOn to Lachine Rapids, etc.
| The return W i'll be made by the same route
leaving at S.45 on Wednesday evening, and
reaching this city at $50 on the morning of
| September o.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

"1kHr11SO4N II
A very novel and pleasing performances
was given at the Atlantic House, Scarboro
on Tuesday evening last. Mr.. Jameson LIE,
Finney gave his comic song recital, kind Of
entertainment long popular in London, bnt
quite new to this country. One of the most
delightful features of the evening was the
dancing, which was extremely graceful and
original. Mr.. Finney, who is a young actor
of some experience, made his debut with
Mr.. Lawrench Barrett, played in the Booth
Barrett company, and Was, last summer, with
Mr.. Days company dEring their European
tour. The drawing room of the Atlantic
House was filled with large and appreci-
alive audience. including people from the
surrounding resorts.
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DERsONs DESTROYS of purchasing a cottage
IL site or hotel desrably located at Rock
Bound Park, Peaks Island, will find it to their
advantage to call on III. & w. j. KNOWLTON,
311a Exchange street, Portland, Me. 261
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APRtACES.

In this city, July 80, by Rev J. II. Crosser Har
ny W. Varney and Miss Hattie l.. Perry, both Of
Portland.
In Deering, July 81. by Rev. Geo. W. Bieknel
OF Lowell, Lucen ii. Smith of Lynn, Mass, and
Miss Sarah Il. Kenney of Deerlng.
In Bath, July 20. Charles l.. WO0deock of Tho
mastOn and Miss Maggie Il. GOrham of Bath.
In BOwdOin, July 20, by Rev. Geo. Plummer
Harry Sleap and Miss Lillian Moore. both of Riv
ersde. Fla.
In BiddefOrd, July 80, Henry II. Pfeble OF Stock
ton, Cal, and Miss Clara A. Lunt of Biddet0rd.
IN Old Orchard, July 7, Thomas Hovsted anC
Miss Julia b. Tracy, both of Biddeford.
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aust Keep Out Altogether,

Yesterday City Marshal Green went to the
Union station, and read some instructions t.
the hackmen there congregated. He eau
TONED them TO observe the Jules about hav
ing the numbers on their carriges and badge,
ON their hats. He then instructed them thai
according to city ordinance they ar re
CURED to wear badges when soliciting pas
sengers, and told them SquareIy that if they
did not wear the badges both inside and ont
side the station he would arrest them.
The Union station authorities declare pos
itively that hackman will not be allowed t.
wear his badge inside the station, II lie does
they will arrest him. Here is dilemma fol
the hackinen.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Subscribers leaving the city during the
summer months can haze their PRESS
mailed 10 them regularly By tearing their adj
dress at this office. All papers are sent By
The first trains and boats, and subscribers at
the islands and along the Cape shore ,oiu re-
ceire their copies nearly as earty as IL at
their city homes.
The PRESS piu be mailed TO any address
for 30 cents a month ,oith priUilege Of chang.
anq address as often as desired.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-01
ISLAND NOTES.

A full list of delegates was also chosen tC
attend the session of the District lodge.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-08-01
Ancient Order of htrbernians.

The Ancient Order of Hirbernians held a
meeting last night In their pleasant rooms
over the American Express office. They are
going to the islands on their field day and
met last night to make arrangements for
their outing. They decided to 60 to Long
Island and to take dinner at Gushing &
MitchelPs. They also decided to have a
good time. They will have ball game, run
ming, jumping and sack races ami Other
sports. The field day will be held next
week