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THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 4.
MAINE TOW N S.
Norway.

Deputy Sheriff Jonathan Blake had his
foot severely injured this week by his horse
stepping on it. The wound was dressed ana
Blake is now confined to the house, but DO
ing well.
A. w. Williamson lost a valuable colt
Thursday morning. The colt was but lew
years old. Williamson was o1ereu Sloo LOT
him shortly before.
The 3Oth of April was appropriately OBJ
served in this village by the high school.
Original essays, select readings and decla-
nations by the senior class, with an address
on the formation of the constitution by Su-
pervisor Kimball, comprised the exercises.
James o. Smith Of this town. who was adj
mitted 10 Oxford Bar recently has gone to
Harrison village where he will Commences
the practice of law. GlE
Judge G. Il. Whitman has accepted the in
vitation Of Harry Rust Post, G. AR. To de-
liver the Memorial Day Grafton, The dav
will be observed here in the forenoon
70 enable the soldiers to visit South
Paris in the afternoon.
The cutters at the shoe factory have been
employed for some days and the seasons
run mas commenced in good earnest. L. p.
Bartlett Jr., one of the firm of B. #. Spin
ney q Co, was in town Wednesday.
Captain w. w. Whitmarsh, Freeland
Howe, Esq, and f. w. Sanborn, editor of
The oxford County Advertiser, have gone to
tne Richardson Lakes for weeks fishing.
IL is their annual trip.
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New York Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, May 3, 1SS9-The following are
to-day's closing quotat ons of mining stocks:
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MALE HELP.

MALE HELF.
GARPENTERs WANTED-Three or
~ four good carpenters at Il. T. BURR0WES
3 cos Screen Factory, cor. Spring and Center
SITS. I-s4-a 81
WANTED-A good iourneyman barber at j.
w II, STRANGE'S, 943 Congress street, near
Union station. 81
WANPKD-A farm hand, a good natured,
w competent man, married or unmarried.
Apply to CHASE BROTHERS, head Long Wharf.
30-1
VNANTED-As situation by a young man as
w salesman or shipping clerk, can furnish AL
references in regard 10 habits and ability. Ad-
dress &C." So Free street. SOL
yUANTED-A clerk and bookeeper in an in
w surance office. Address with reference Gin
surance," care Carrier No. z, Exchange street,
Portland, Me. Boil
Wanted.
4 . or 10 firstclass carpenters; good work and
Il = steady employment good shop hands;
good pay. Address j. G. JOHNSTON, Newport,
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To pisIodge the Enemy.

When it takes the form of disease of the kidneys
or bladder, is task well nigh impossible of ac-
complishment. Renal and vesical maladies are
more obstinate than any others. Counterfeit,
therefore, the earliest indications of inactivity Of
of the many organs with Hostetter's Stomach
Btters, which possesses, among other excellent
qualities, those of an efficient duretic. The de-
gree of stimulation apparent from its reaches,
but never goes beyond, The bounds of safety. 1t
nyigorates always, never irritates. Bright's dis
ease, diabetes, catarrh of the bladder, are dis
eases successfully combatted in their incipiency
with this benign medical stmulant and tonic
Besides reinforcing and regulating the kidneys
and bladder, the Btters is specific for fever and
ague, constipation and dyspepsia.
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STANDARD
Clothing Co.
incorporated 1887. Capital Stock S50OOuO
An Extraordinary Special
Sale of
CLOTHING
This Week Only
Mems Young Mems
and Boys fine All
Wool Suits of
Our Own Make at lit
1
orally Half Price.
We intend to increase our sales $1,000
or over per week for the next two
months, and with a monster stock OF
$4,000

ON our counters Of the very best grades
Of fine Rendy Made Clothing we think
we can convince any ordinary person
that we can and shall give them more
real good substantial clothing for their
money than can be had anywhere else,
and 1t is the object OF this advertisement
to show you what little money can do.
The manufacture OF clothing has reached
pOint that Is truly remarkable, and IL
you read carefully what we have TO say
you will be interested and astOnished.
In our Mems Department we offer you
nearly 100 good All Wool Suits, mostly cut
sack, trimmings and make as good as is found
in any $12 or S15 suit; the sizes are somewhat
and as long as they last we shall sell them at
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"Yon watched them growing aIllast spring, did
Eyes, missus-7an all spring afore that. Yah
dey is spring chickens"

You may sing Of the beauty of springtime
That CLOVIS on the cheek of the young,
But sing of beauty that's rarer
Than any of which you have sung.
The beauty that's seen in the faces
OF women whose summer is DER.
Inc autumn-like beauty that charms us
Far more than the beauty of yore.
But this beauty is seen too rarely. The faces of
most women lose the beauty of youth too soon.
femaie disorders are like frosts which come to
MP tne flowers which betoken good health, with
OUT winch there can be no real beauty II our
American women would fortify themselves against
the approach Of the terrible disorders so prevalent
among them, by using DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, their good looks would be retained to
sweet old age" This remedy is guaranteed
cure for all the distressing weaknesses and de-
rangements peculiar to women.
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Chicago Cattle Market.
Nv Talacranh-

CHICAGO. May 1s89-The Cattle market :
er; beeves 4014 20; steers at 8 40G4 80 stock
ers and feeders 6003 So; cows, bulls and mixed
] 9Oa3 so; Texas cattle 8 00@3 20.
Hogs-receipts 5000; shipments 1900; lower
mixed 55G4 72lS heavy 55@4 1874 light at
6Od4 So; skips 90 IA 80.
Sheep-receipts 5000; shipments 1900 STEADY
natives at u065 20; Western at 3 40G4 80;
Texans 25@4 50 lambs 1896 80.
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european MARKETS.
By Telegraph

LONDUN.Way >, ioo5.--U. s. As. I52.
LIVERPOOL, May 3.-The Cotton market
quiet and rather easier; mlddling at SD; sales
10000 bales; speculation and export 1000 bales /;
receipts IL, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 8. 1880 Quotat ons Win
ter at IS I'd Spring wheat at rs cd; Club Wheat
G7sIld. Corn, lmixed American at IS 91ad Peas
at IS Sd. Provisions, & Co,-Pork. prime Eastern
65s; Bacon at 33s Cd for short clear and 32s Cd
Cor long clear. Lard at 35s Cd. Cheese Gas Cd
TallOW 26s Sd.
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VIII ANG WISDOM.

Teacher-who is called the father Of his coup.
try?
: Scholars-George Washington
Teacher-And who can tell who occupies his
place today?
Schoar-I know, teacher.
Teacher-You may tell the school, Master
Rigby.
Scholar-Ward McAlster.- Judge.
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets, one a dose. Cure head
ache, constipation and indigestion.

UOnSOIatlOn:
Fond Mother Bleaching her child the Bible les
sor)-Yes, Oracle, had not Eye eaten the apple
we would never have known sin or suffering.
Ii saddens me to think of il.
Oracle (conSolingly)-Wel, never mind, mann
ma; If Eve hadn't eaten 1t some other lady proba-
bly, would So there, don't be sad.-foledo
Rlade
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SALESMEN-We wish few men to sell our
- goods by sample TO the wholesale and retail
trade. Largest manufrs In our line. Enclose
2-cent stamp Wages SO per day. Permanent
position. Nopostals answered. Money advanced
for wages. advertising. etc. CENTENNIAL
MAN'F'G Co., CINCINNATI. ONO.
apr25 eod30tt
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Cotton Markets.

:. 10y IVIbBIdpHsI
NEW YORK, May 3. 18s9-The Cotton market
fair demand and Lice higher: sales 792 bales;
uplands, ordinary at 8 7-16c; good do 1880:
low middling 10s4 ;mddlngs at IL 3-l6c; Gulf
ordinary 11-l6c; good do at 10 11-16c; low mid
ding lie; middlng at IL 7-16c.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3 1884, Cotton market
firm middling 10%e.
SAVANNAH, May g. sss-Cotton market is
firm middling i0esc.
CHARLESTON, May 3. 1882 Cotton market is
quiet and firm; middling 01sc
MEMPHIS, May 3, $50 Cotton market is
firm; middlng at 10 I1-16c
MOBILE, May 3. 1881 Cotton is firm; mid
ding at lObhc,
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STEAMER GREENWOOD
POPULAR PRICES.
Freeport Steamboat Company.

WEEKS 8 WEBER, Proprietors.
apr29dtf ". N. WEEKS, Manager.
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Prodigal Son Qeelingly) Father, Pm in hard
luck again. Debts of honor, you know. The
boys are down on me, and l come to you for "a
for-succor. -
Obdurate Father dreezingly) Waste no words,
young man. I've nothing but advice 10 give you.
Go to those dear boys" and in the delightful
vernacular with which you are familiar, inform
them that the did man cannot be worked for a
sucker ittsburg Bulletin.
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Grain Quotations.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
THURSDAYS quotations.
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Says Western contemporary: what is the
expense of living? Hard times are made lighter,
sad lives made brighter and sore Threats,
colds, wh0oping cough are cured by Adansons
potanie Cough Basam." Nh
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Harrison.


The rain of last week settled the roads,
washed the grass and improved the face of
nature wonderfully. The grass is looking
better than usual at this season and farmers
are talking of big hay crop.
Z. ). Cook, Esq, of Portland, has been on
q visit Of week at this place and returned
Wednesday.
Mr.. ii. E. Lowell. who has been in Boston
the past winter for his health has failed rap
idly since his return and is now quite low.
Mr.. Adna Pike. the new clerk at the
Grange. store, entered upon his duties Mon
day.
= Mr.. W. E. Lowell of Boston is with his
brother, III. E. Lowell.
Mrs. Stehen circuit of West Arlington is
visiting Mrs. n, G. Pinkham.
Mrs; A. ,. Odenwalder has bought the
Daniel Scnbner place and is making extern
job. '''o
Mr.. Almore Haskell, our painter and pa :
perhanger is busy improving the interior of
several OF our residences.
West Baldwin.
Mrs. Elrya Yates, widow Of the late Jere-
miah Yates, died at her home in Baldwin
MAY I'd, after a long and painful Illness
vicinity.
Mr., Fred T. Flint is building new barn
near his corn factory.
The Maine Central Railroad Company are
moving the old depot and freight houses at
Cornish Station, and are going to build
new depot and freight house. The freight
house is nearly completed.
SaccaraSpa.
Rev. Mr.. Pendexter, Of Sacearappa, had
surprise party give. him at the parsonage
wednesday evening, by his parish, and was
presented purse OF money and other tokens
OF esteem and affection
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oSsCF VtVNN W"tNCt'
The following quotations of stocks are received
New York Stock and Money Market
lRv Telepraphl

NEW YORK. May 3 1889.-Money has been
easy at Pa per cent ;last loan 2. Prime mercantile
3M05M. Government bonds are duh but steady.
Railroad bonds are fairly active and generally
strong. The stock market closed quiet and gencf-
ally firm to st ong at best prices.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 271 100 shares.
The following are to-day's quotations of Govern
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Memoranda

Barque Nellie Smith, Wallace, at Delaware
Breakwater from Guantanamo, reports gale Apl
26th in which lost and split sails, and had cabin
filled with water.
Sch Chas II Haskell. of Bath Capt Silsby, from
Fall River April for Darien, lighttrim, is report
ca overdue.
Sch j ID Robinson, Hogan, at Philadelphia from
Cienfuegos. reports a gale April 10, east of Hat
teras in which shipped large quantities of water
and strained the vessel badly.
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INFLAMMATION FrnE KIDNEYS

II. c. Harris, Bazaar, Chase Co., Kansas, writes
have been afflicted with chronic Inflammation
of the kidneys. suffered SO much pain that
could not lie on my back or lean back against
chair My water also contained ehalky sedi
ment tried many remedies, but could get no
relief / then took two ALLcocK's PLAsTERs
aud put one over each kidney, making them meet
on my backbone. These plasters strange as ii
seem, cured me in a week. All soreness was
gone and my urine was snatnral.
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On and after March 10, 1889, the steamer
Phantom, III. b. Townsend, Master, will run
follows between FreepOrt and Portland, touch
ing at Great Chebeague, Little Johns and Cousins
Islands and Falmouth Foreside. Leave South
Free3ort daily (Sundays exeepted) at 100 a. m.
Returning will leave Burnhan,s wharf. Portland,
d. m. II. b. S0ULE, Manager.
mari 9dtf Freeport.
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BY-The Sail Loft meetings are held at No. q
Central Wharf every Sunday morning, common
cling at 1870 a. m. Strangers and others are cor
daily invited to be present. All are welcome.
ALL SOULS UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Deerng
-Rev. W. w. Hooper Of orono will preach at
1915 a. m.
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Baldwins 1851 rs
Eating apples1 75n2 90
Evaporated pho 1a 97c
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New JERUSALEM CHURCH, New High Street
Rev. Howard Q. Durham, pastor Divine worship
and preaching by the pastor at 1890 O'clock
Sunday school at IL m. Vesper service at 73O
p. M, with an address on "What New Churchmen
Promotion OF Genuine Social Regeneration"
The public are invited.
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With all the improvements in sanitation and
ventilation, we find in our cities this high rate Of
mortality.
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LOAN FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

For sI.5o per cubic yard, delivered. Inquire
atOFFICE, Overseers Of Poor; III. s. TRICKEY,
20 Plum street; or Of T. II. RANDALL, at the
AlmshOuse. mav3dIW
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Cid at Hiogo Mch 29th, ships Mary L Cushing
Bray New York; 30th, Undaunted, Hamilton. do
Ar at Buenos Ayres April 80, sch Tecumseh
Howes, Portland, 81 days.
Ar at Tuspan Apt IL. barque Hattie Dixon
Harding, New York, land SID 14th for Caz0nes.)
Ar at Port Spain Apl 10, barque Henry A Litch-
field Davis. Rosario.
Sid I'm Kingston, ia. Apl II, sch E Woodbury.,
BRYANT Black River,
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each, small lot. Boys odd Long Pants, only
a small lot but all wool and in small sizes,
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$3.50

per suit as long as they last; all good value
at $12 and $l5 each.
LOT No. 3-This lot contains more and bet
ter bargains than are usually seen in one
stock of any house; 20 different styles of sack
and four button frock suits, comprising gen.
uIne foreign cheviots, black whipcords, hand
some cassimeres, in dark, medium and light
col0rs; such suits as we have sold for SIS,
$1S and $50 this season. all our own make,
and aft
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AM Extension Of the Idea:

My little boy when about four years old was
much interested in the taxidermic efforts of
young lady friend, which consisted in stufIing
time, and after seeing the coffin carried out of the
house, he remarked gravely:
Mamma, why don't Belle stuff old Mrs.
R-oo "
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GPECIAL NOTICE-German silver dog
= collar plate, with name, license number and
address for 50cents. SOUTHWORTH BROS,
100 Middle street, Portland, Me. IL
DHOT0GRAPHs enlarged in crayon at a
Il reasonable rate; best of references can be
given 80 BROWN STREET. 14-4
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And in the hospitals the mortality Is much
the hospitals.
Compare this reality with that of the diseased
women who enter Murdocks Free Surgical Hos
pital for operations; everything free. including
operations.
The results show with how little risk of life.
OF the 1000 operated on last year, representing
30 of the worst classes Of surgery known, only
died; the rest returned home restored to health.
Again, OF the deaths in Boston, AZ of them
were cancers on the breast. We operated on
thirty-ive women, with no deaths, and they re-
manned In the hospital eighteen days on an
average. During the year we operate on more
women than all the hospitals Of Massachusetts,
Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont Rhode Island,
Connecticut and New York, and our mortality Is
less than any one hospital, showing the value OF
Murdock's Liquid Food and Supposltories in re
pairing the wastes Of disease and operations.
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FIhAsoIaL AND COM dERCIAL
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET.
PORTLAND, May 3

PORTLANI, May 1882.
EThere l. nothing special to note in the whole
sale market Trading is fair and values G morally
are on steaay basis. Flour is little more steady
and mers are quite firm in their view'. Sugar
continues firm at &c for graduated and 81to for
Extra G. Corn and Oats are irmer, but prices are
unchanged. Pork is steady and firm. Cheese
without quotable change here, while at Liverpool
slight advance has been established. Butter is
weak and tending downward Eggs steady.
The following are to-day's closing quotations Of
Grain, Provisions &c.:
Flour. Grain.
Superfne and II Mxd Corn 4SG49
low grades. 3 a504 Corn bag lots .50a5l
Spring and Meal bag lots 48s49
Patent s mfag l0ais, car lots Soa42
Wheats b0E6 10 Cotton Seed,
Mich. straight car lns.. 80 90 p25 80
roller 5 2he 5@s do bagv. 0Ods7 ~
s toe ground 7sls5 80 car lots II 5o61s 81,
st L0 Ills stgt do bag. 10 O0n2O y
roller s0o 5S lMiddlings, 10 ooa21 90
clear do so as % do bag lots, 20 0o222 ~
Winter Wheat
TENS. 5ssmsoo Sscvislens.
Cod, pr a. tlsh' fG Backs :. Id ooals so
Large shore 25ae+ hOl Clear .... rs O0aI 8 30
Large Banks s sa4 81 Short cts15 5oGi6 90
gsiISeE: =, ss * Il Mess, 7sas p
lake .....2 oSa2 ~ Ex Pla'e, 10 ooa1o So
Sealed p Dx.. 2oa rs Tubs y ID 7MasA
NO l.......... l4GtSi 1lerc6S.s "a ANA
Mackerel y Dbl ~ Pals. -. s LEA
Shore1s 90 $4,000 0Oi Hams y iIM Gi1M
Shore s.O9 $4,000 OOl do covered 3A4 Ql4s4
Med.3s. s a 0Oo,20 0O OH
Large :. StlUaim 00 Kerosene
Produce. Port. Ref. Pet. IN
| CranberIies- IPratt's Asrl. Bbbl. Ia
Jerseys O0I Devoes Brilliant. Ia
| Pea Beans. 2 ,'UsE . zbi LigOnia-.......----
Medium. ...2 00d2 15i
| German md2 O01Q2 25 iCentennial.. s.
Yellow Eyes.3 25G3 60l RaiSns.
| SWt P0t3t0eS- tMuScatel.... Uiu3 tH'
Jerseys 3 60a3 10 London Lay'r ShlI3 70
| Potatoes, bus 45@6Oc Ondura Lay aSl~s
| Onions in bbls1 GOAL 50lValencia..... 18Th
Bermuda,crte 1851 Sugar.
turkeys l9d20l granulated y h.-...9
ChickenS........ ,16G2Ol Extra C........-....Sl2
FOWLS. -......... 1901 seeds.
GeeSe.o.,..... OOGOOl Red I0p....S3 Outt3 20
nnnias Clover us oeeui s spas. &,
Baldwin, fi26a1 rs i Cheese.
| Eating apples1 75a2 90 Vermont. .l2M@13
| Evaporated pho 1a a7c NY. factoryl01A @12a
| iSage........ IA @141a
Burner.
Lemons. lCreamery u ib. ..25G26
Halerm0.. - DOoL4 COlC1tEdge er....Z3 n24
MeSslna......3 5OQ4 90 Choice. 1920
| Malagers.... Good. .17919
Oranges. lStore......
| Fl0rida.... EGGS
| Valencia 25@s 75iEastern exs.e. 1918
| Messina and Cana& Western I2113
| PalermoPbx.3 50G4 50lLimed..
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Boston stock Market.

Highest. ........................ 22A
Lowest. .........................,. 22s
Closing. ........................... 1884
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PORT BLAKELEY = Sid 26th, ship Norris
SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 30th sch Carrie A Lane
Dyer, Baltimore, (Nov 10.l
Sid 26th, Tam Oshanter, Paterson, Shoalwater
New oRLEANs-Ar I'd, sch Q Allen True,
Nc Laughlin, Philadelphia.
MOBILE--Cld I'd, brig Shannon, Cosgroye, for
sATiLLA RIVER Sid 2eth, sch Mary J Cook
DARiEN~CId 2eth, sch Mary Morse, Crock
GEORGETowN, DC7-Cld I'd, sch Chas N Sim
MONS Rabbit, Portland. A
BALTIMORE-Ar LIST, sch May Williams. Reed,
PHILADELPHlA-Ar LIST, ship St David, Frost,
PERTH AMBoY-Ar I'd, ship Lydia skolheld,
Anderson New York; schs b l. Eaton, Grierson
New york SEace Meps sess gewe1s 40
bridge; Mindora, Bi lngs. New Bedford.
sadie Wicutt. Hart, ST Pierre; Hattie Godfrey.
Strout, HarDor Island; ID Lamson, smith, for
FALL KivER-Ar LIST, sch John Douglass. Jor-
PRolIDENUE-sld I'd. sch Maine. Shaw. for
NEW BsEDFoRD-Cd I'd. barque Geo Homer
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Ar I'd. scbs Ada
Barker Look, Two Rivers, Ms, for New York;
Python, Cheney, New York for Salem; Flora A
Sawyer, Freethy, Calais for New York; Reno, FIN
OVERWHELMINGLY LIST, schs Bramhal.
Portland for New York; Perseverance, Hallowell
for Richmond, Va. s.s-r
for Portland; sehs Gamma, Hisboro for New
York; ii Kimball. Hal0well for do; Leonora,
Bangor for Pnadelphia; John Braeeewen, Frank
Sid I'd. barque John Stanhope; schs Charles
Heath. Raven, Rosa & Adra. Jos Cakes Chase
ance, Gamma Kimball, ID M French, Veto
49,
sett, Bath for Annapolis, Md; NJ S Lewis, Kelley,
do for Philadelphia; A Pike. and Pavilion from
Calais for New York; Josephine Knowles, and
Sid FIN Bass River I'd. sch q Reynolds Snow
from Kennebec for Bridgt0wn.
BOSTON-Ar I'd, schs Sarah /. Davis, Jones,
Anboy; Eliza Leyensaler, Keller do; Coquette,
Merry, Wiscasset; Omaha Haggerty Oraud {;
| E L Warren, Coison, Belfast; New Packet, Fran
! els. Millbrdge; Bloomer, Brown. Portland
Cid I'd, SCH Ella M Halves, Purington. Bangor
to load for Palatka; Hattie A Marsh Barker. Car
| yer's HarbOr and New York.
Sid ID sch Augustus Hunt.
Ar Sd scEs Chas ii Trickey Ross. Arroyo, PR;
Nellie q Davis, Davis, Lockport, Ms; Penonscot,
Eclipse. Smith, Eastport; Rival. Stewart, Bath I;
Fannie l Nye, Lewis. Lanesville; Alaska, Clark,
CT 80, barque Antioch Hemingway, New York
SALEM-Ar 26th, schs VIM slater, Port john
| son; Terrapin. and Morelight for Perth Amboy;
| Fleetwng, Hoboken; Magnolia, Rockport.
NEWBURYPORT--Ar lst schs Jennie Lind.
| leighton. and Fannie Hodgkins, Kimball, New
YORK; Lucy. COOK, fDllauelpnld.
Sid LIST, sch Annie j Russell, French, Reckland
| and New York.
BATH-Ar LIST, schs Geo Moulton, Jr, Hall, from
| D0boy, Ga; w Jordan, and Nellie Paine, from
Boston; Marion Draper, do; f Godfrey Port
| land.
Sid LIST. scbs h Chase, Tirrel Boston, Julia
Baker Merry, New York; Glenullen, Bunker do ;
C Harris Higgins. Philadelphia.
Ar I'd, schs Ghas Baylis, Rodick, New York
| Mabel Rose, Barrett Boston; Douglas Haynes,
| Dreeheaf, and NJ L Varney, Weeks do.
Sid I'd. brig Jennie Hubert, Morang Charleston
| PHIPSBURG : Ar LIST, schs Alice Archer,
| Fletcher, DarieD; Mentor, Perry, Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-05-04

nNE Of the best corner Meat and Provision
" Stores In Boston; large enough to add a line
of Groceries If desired; plate glass show windows
great thoroughfare; Will be sold at a sacrifice, as
owner is compelled to attend to other business
cash trade $500 TO 5000 weekly; a splendid bar
gain, don't miss 1t, one chance in life time. Call
or address 46 DOVER ST., Boston, Mass.
apr22 NN d2ws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-05-04

PORTLAND May 3, 1879.
Receipts by Maine Central Rairoad-For Port
Land 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for con-
Meeting roads LA cars miscellaneous merchan-