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The Portland daily press., 1890-06-11
The West End Hotel.

The West End Hotel, in the new brick
block built by the Hon. William G. Davis,
corner of Congre IS and st. John streets, will
be opened to the public about the Goth of
this month, as has been previously stated,
with d. FL. Swan as proprietor. Mr.. Swan
has had large experience, both in Maine
and Florida. and intends to make the West
End irst-class in every respect. Connected
with the hotel, which will be managed on
both the European and American plans, is
frst-class cafe. AS it is situated only one
minutes walk from the Union Station, it
will be very convenient for the travelling
public, especially those by the night trains,
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GRIEF joTTINcs.

The contract for sewer pipe has been
awarded to the Portland Cement Pipe Com
pany.
Yesterday was bright and clear, and in the
afternoon the weather was quite like sum-
mer.
The contract for coal for the Almshouse
and outside poor was awarded yesterday to
j. L. Watson, Deering Point.
Rev. Dr. Whitaker Of Portland, delivered
the annual address before.st East Maine
Conference Seminary yesterday.
Harry R. Fling, who for years has most
successfully and creditably acted as princi-
pal OF the Old Orchard high school, has re-
signed.
Co y, which was called for Yesterday,
was postponed until this afternoon at four
o'clock.
Grimmer's orchestra will go to Pennington
today to furnish music for the Normal
school. Miss Lizzie Brown of this city, will
sing at the concert.
!. Three seamen, part Of the crew of the
schooner Olive 81. Robinson, owned by G. &
81. Trefethen. of this city, while on fish,
ing trip east. stole dory and deserted the
vessel.
Alderman Charles A. Hill of Watervile has
sold to detective John S. Head of Portland,
a fine pair Of bay horses. The price paid
was $1,000. m
The flag pole for the Kavanagh school
house was placed in position yesterday af-
ternoon. The flag will be presented by the
Montgomery Guards tomorrow afternoon.
Two young men went down the bay in a
sail boat Sunday. Near Green Island the
rudder broke, and 1t was :some time before
they reached land. They arrived home Mon
day.
Andrew j. Wilson, a lad who went from
this city to live with family named Doyle,
in South Biddeford, is reported in despatch
from that place to have run away several
days ago, since which time all efforts to find
him him have been unavailing.
Any regimental or corps association desir-
GUS Of the use of hall in which to make ar
rangements for the entertainment of COM
rades during the Army Of the Potomac reun-
ion. can secure Grand Army hall free on ap-
plication to A. M. Sawyer at the city treas
urer's office.
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Portland Fraternity.

The fourth annual reunion of the Portland
Fraternity will be held at Long Island June
23rd. The following ladies and gentlemen
have been appointed as committee of ar
rangements and are requested to attend the
meeting, to be held at the Fraternity rooms
this evening: Jos. c. Woodill, John Hamel,
Thos. Murphy. Walter Paige, Jas. McGovern.
Miss Carrie Woodill, Phil Mcguire. W. II.
Pearson, Jos. W. Mitchell, Jacob Rosenberg,
Frank Mitchell, Miss Alice Shaw, Miss Ella
Sfauanc
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We are showing the
best line of belts we've
ever had.
All the novelties for
tennis, boating, bicycle
and outing at a variety of
prices from 10 cents to
$3.50.
The new anchor buckle
which is to supercede the
snake buckle of last season
is on most of these,-we
have the snake buckle, too.
Belts of mohair, silk,
worsted and cotton in all
lengths, colors and widths.
The latest English novelty
in mems leather belts is
made of calfskin with nick
ell buckle and rings; also
with leather covered buck
les and rings-SI.25.
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AGENTS wANTEB
FOR SALE

LAR FOR sALE-Contains 20 acres of
Il ehoce land. cuts 10 tons hay, pasture for
cows, buildings, new houses ell. shed I'D barn,al
come cited. spring water in house, best little farm
In town; Inquire of r. TlTCOMB, North Var
mouth, Maine. 1OLI
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For sale.

WescOtt's HILL In Scarborough, miles from
Fortified 1t contains about 1873 acres OF excel
lent Id, cuts large amount Of hay has a large
buildings In good repair, consisting Of house. large
barn aud outbulldings; considerable amount ot
wood on the premises. Terms easy. part Of
sired.
Also about % acres Of land on Spring street,
near saccardppa village In Westbrook, known as
the Mineral Spring lot; has a valuable mineral
spring and also good mill privilege. For informa-
tion about both the above properties inquireOf
- AUGUSTUS Il. MOULTON
mylUuti 1873 Middle St., Portland,
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EOK sALE-A New Mail Safety model orso.
Il Bought OF G. L Bailey, and never run 8
miles. Mr.. Bailey offers a similar machine, he
says IS "as good as new' for Sl10, but the above
safety will be sold for 500 cash. Address OBJ
cycle" care Telegram Office" OF
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WANTEB-A gill or woman for general
~ nousework, IN a pleasant location and handy
TO horse cars. Please address, MRS. j.. f.
BARRETT, Deering, Me. ILL
WANTED-Af few more American girls to
W do table work In summer hotel. A good
situation near the city. Address Immediately B"
p. o. box, 656 Portland. i'll
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Every body House Iot.

EXTRAORDINARY opportunity to acquire a
Ing seven dollars and half Isl SOY quarterly; Or
II preferred go cts, weekly. This small sum will
secure s sa beautiful building lot containing 5000
81 ieet on hartley or Clinton Avenue, Stevens
Plalns. DeeIing, which will soon be a part of
1ortland, in delightful nelghborhood In
proximity 10 excellent schools aud churches
Aiter securing a lot, money TO build may be
obtained on as favorable terms II desired. The
number OF lots to be sold these terms Is limited.
s0r turther particulars apply TO BENJAMIN
SHAW, 611A Exchange St my26dIm
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MONTGOMERY cuards.

There Will be afinal meeting at the armory
this evening, at 8 o'clock. of all the commit
tees appointed by the Portland Montgomery
Guards. to perfect arrangements for the re-
eeption OF the members of the Montgomarv
Light Guard Veteran Association Of Boston.
who will arrive here tomorrow noon on a
special train. All the honorary and veteran
members are also invited to be present.
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ReaI Estate:Transfers.

The following transfers Of real estate In
this county have been recorded at the Regis
try Of Deeds:
$50. " -
freeport-Carl +. Koopman ct al to James
koopman. 81.
warren ct ais. 81.
w ssSsadish.J. Clinton Shaw to Joseph T.
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MAR RACES.

In this city. June 10, by Rev. Henry Blanchard,
Ambrose III. Fessenden and Miss Jennie nj. Barry
both of Portland.
In Searsport. May 81, Charles A. Towers and
Miss Amanda E. Young
In Morrill,, May "a, Robbie 1. Gray and Miss
Lille A. Pearson.
In Bath, June 4, Maurice z. Colson and Miss
Carrie f. Fisher,
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

rhe weatheT todav
Is likely to BE-
fair.
PORTLAND. June IL, 1890.
W. greatest Re zf e 'es
hdence in our
dollar line of mems middle
weight underwear.
AS $I.oo is the pivot on
which popular prices turn
we've bought out the best
we could get for that and
we ask your attention to
the lot that's being opened
here to-day.
1t is natural wool" col
or or SO per cent wool,
silk bound, pearl buttons
and well made-of course
it's a better one than we
have ever sold before for
SI.oo-it is a little more
for the money than you'll
find in other stores, and is
the sort for present use.
All sizes shirts and draw
erS.
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the ORDER OF HIBERNIANs.
Meeting of the state Convention In
Portland.

Inc state convention of the Ancient Or
DER OF Hibernians began its sessions in Port
land yesterday afternoon. The following
delegates are present:
Cornelius Horrigan, state delegate, Biddeford;
~: 4; DWyer secretary, calais; H. j. Riley, state
Bangor-M j. Finnigan d. J. Sullivan, Jr.. ].
J. Madden, IL. p. Mccarthy, DIR. NJ DAILY, Jas. E.
Lewiston-P. S. Martin, +. j. Croniu. d. w.
Gronin. p; A \, Martin. Johp J. Kennedy. T; NJ.
ney, p. NJ. Doyle, VIM. Leader.
Biddeford-John W. Mcclure, E. j. Sullivan,
Ihos. J: McDermott, Anthony Dwyer. Michael
Burns, M. ]. Leech, VIM. Kearney.
- Calais-R. J. McGarrigle, W: J. Cummings, J.F.
Donovan, j. E. Osborn j. E. Fitzpatrick, W. J.
Eastport-E. S. Kenney. f. e. Mutt
houiton-D f. Smith, T. B. Doherty. James l..
Portland-F W. Cunningham, county delegate;
W. McCalum. Daniel Desmond, Martin Cleary,
4. K. Hartnett L. b. Sheehan, John Howley Jr.,
Jas; 0'Neill, D.: A: Mannix, I. F. sheehan, Rev.
Mannix.
The following report was given to the
press by the state officers:
Number of delegates. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Total membership represented. ..............12CO
Amount paid out for charitable purpos-
cS III TWO yeTS.. So, SSl 10
Total value of cash end property ....... 100000
2; Biddeford, Bangor, Calais, Easport and Houl-
ton.
At the evening session, the standing COM
mittee reported the number Of counties rep
resented to be six; divisions. nine; number
initiated, 295; suspended, "a; expelled.
three; died, IS; total membership, S45; total
value of cash and property, $5.S69.52; mem
bers receiving sick benefits, Al; deceased
members buried, Is.
Resolutions were adopted congratulating
the state officers upon their success in their
Offices; thanking Bishop Healey for his in
terest in the order and kindness to its men,
bers; extending sympathy to those working
for Ireland under the leadership of Parnell,
Davitt. Gladstone and O'Brien; thanking
the citizens of Portland for their hospitality,
and extending sympathy to the families of
deceased members.
These officers were elected: State dele.
gate, Daniel T. Dwyer, Calais; state secre.
tary. r, G. McGonigle, Calais; state treas
urer. Edward Abridge. Houlton. The next
convention will be held at Bangor.
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Public Buildings.

A meeting of the committee on public
buildings was held last evening. The va
rious plans for the new school buildings were
examined by the committee but no decision
was reached.
The coal bids were opened and were as
follows:
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PHYSICIANS STAND AND BUsI.
NESS, FOR SALE.

THE residence of the late DIR. VIM. b. Cobb, at
4 Standish village, and the good will OF his
business are offered for sale on favorable terms.
The premises are beautifully located and include
fine orchard. The situation presents great at
traction for good physician, For particulars
my13 dim
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-11

has been used over Fifty Years by mothers for
their children while Teething with perfect sue
cess. 1t soothes the child. softens the Gums, al
lays all Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea
whether arising from teeting or other causes, and
is for sale by Druggists In every part OF the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
feb6M, W&F&w1y
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DEATHS.

In East Troy, May ID, Thankful, widow of the
late William Woodbury., formerly of Peaks Isl.
and, aged about 80 years.
In Bridgton, May 81, @. Augustus Sears, aged
10 years.
In Buxton Centre, Charles Treadwell, aged go
years.
In Buxton Centre, John Mouton, aged SO years
In Maple Grove, May %, Horatio Parsons, aged
81 years.
The funeral service of the late Helen Wads-
worth Evans will take place this Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2.30 o'clock, at No. I6 Paris street.
Burial private.
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PHYSICIANS IN COUNCIL.
Thirty Eighth Annual Session Maine
Medical Association.

The 3Sth annual session of the Maine
Medical Association, convened at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning in the Common Council
chamber and was called to order by the
President, Dr. B. t. Sturges of Auburn.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DIR. Thomas
Hill of this city.
After the disposal of routine business. the
treasurer, DR.. A. S. Thayer of this city, pre-
sented his report, showing total receipts
S6O4.6l, and cash balance on hand of
S8272S.
Dr. ID. ID. Spear of Freeport. read paper
on Preliminary Education
Doctors S. w. Roberts of Wakefield, Nh,
and J. W. Small OF New York city. were in
troduced and welcomed as delegates from
their respective state societies and invited
to participate In the discussions at the meet
ings.
DIR. l. T. Dana of this city gave an account
of the proceedings of the American Associa.
ton of Physicians at their meetings lately
held in Washington.
The following were elected to membership:
|. E. Hobart, M. D., Falmouth NJ. B. Cobb,
NJ. D.. Biddeford; w. 7. Goodale, M. D.,
Saco; j. W. Gordon, M. D., Wells; a. w.
Sawtelle. M. ID. Portland.
Afternoon Session.
The association met at 8 o'clock and DIR.
B. F. Sturgis of Auburn. the president, read
his annual address.
Fitting allusion was made to the deaths of
Doctors Ii. FL. Hill of Augusta, VIM. B.
Cobb of Standish and John Buzzell of Port
land.
Recommendations were made to renew the
interest of the profession in contributing to
the Observation-Disclosures now in care of the
Medical School of Maine; to continue efforts
to secure a good anatomical and registration
law; to urge legislative enactment regulating
the sale Of opium and other narcotic drugs
| to offer yearly cash prize to members OF the
association to promote original work on sci
entific subjects of interest to the profession,
and the association was congratulated upon
the gratifying advance made since its organ
ization 3S years ago.
The address was referred by custom to a
special committee for report. Doctors s. G.
Gordon of Portland, VIM. Osgood of North
| Yarmouth and A. p. Snow of Winthrop
were appointed as that committee.
DIR. M. G. Wedgewood of Lewiston, read
paper on "The treatment of general drop
sy by compression"
DIR. S. 81. Weeks of Portland read paper
on "Potts's Disease of the Spine"
DR.. Thos. Fillebrown of Portland, read a
paper on Recent progress in dental and
oral surgery"
Adjourned to o'clock.
Evening Session.
The association met at o'clock. Doctors
+. Nj. Putnam Of Gardiner and M. S. Good
rich of Waterville were elected to member.
| ship.
The committee on presidents address re-
ported through Its chairman. DR.. S. G. Cor
don, recommending the continuance of the
existing committees on medical registration,
act and anatomical BILL The report was &C.
| cepted.
DR.. s. G. Gordon of Portland read paper
on "Peritonitis In the Female"
DR.. S. B. Hunter of Machias read paper
on "Fibromata of uterus, complicated by
pus tube, result of salpingitis of long dura-
ton; recovery"
Adjourned to 10 a. N. today.
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Portland Company.

At the adjourned meeting of the Portland
Company held YESTERDAY, Mr.. Wheele, cable
of Boston, was elected director. The COM
pany then adjourned for two weeks.
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mrs. wInsIow's Soothing Syrup"

Give Johnson's Anodyne Liniment fair
chance, and 1t always "gets there'' when needed.
june9 eodSwlw
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We recommend you to
see our line of Outing
Shirts and make a note of
the prices.
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Tickets will be on sale at Stockbridge's at
PORTLAND THEATRE.

Portland Theatre held another good au-
dience last evening and all the varied al
fractions proved as pleasing to them as to
that OF Monday. There is talk of music by
mixed quartette of Portland voices for one
feature of the performances, the members to
be prominent city vocalists. One good feat
ure OF the management is the determination
to have the house thoroughly .cleansed every
morning. The atmosphere of the house has
been excellent both evenings. A perform
ance Will be given every night and
matinee for ladies and children SATURDAY.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
LIBERATI's BAND.

The San Francisco Morning Call says OF
Liberati's Band which will appear in Port
land June 10Th.
Despite the late hour, IL o'clock, large
number OF persons assembled at the Palace
Hotel last night, to hear the serenade ten
dered to A. Liberati,. the celebrated cornet-
list. After the band had rendered Bronze
Horse" .(Auber). a selection from 'La
Spouse to q unanimous call, came forward
and returned thanks for the welcome. He
then played Souvenir de Ia SUISSE" a COM
position OF his own, and in response to de-
termined encore gave romanZa "None Ver.'
Bis execution and phrasing showed the true
artist"
Tickets. will be on sale at Stockbridge's at
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1sw ADvKRTusRmRNTs TO-DAv.
For any case OF nervousness, sIeep-

lessness. weak stomach. Indigestion, dyspepsia
uy Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure
fbe Gully nerve medicine for the price in market
w I'm
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The contract was awarded to the lowest
bidder for such quantities as the city NAV
require.
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When baby was sick. we gave ner Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
deco d&w1y
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

u be held at the cleveland Lecture Room,
Massachusetts Hall. on FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY, June 9th and 28th, and on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, September 18th and 18th, begin
ming each day at $50 a. m. AL candidates must
be present On Friday morning,
WILLIAM DEW. HYDE, President.
Brunswick. May Gath. 1890. my24d&wtie3O
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FTIO ETA Wocdford's new tenements
l. with stables aud Sebago. on street car line;
cheap to small families W. H. WALDRON, 180
Middle street. Ill
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A half wine glass of Angostura Bitters before
meals will restore the appetite. Manufactured by
DR.. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons. At all druggists.
JUS eod&w1w
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WestbrOOk Seminary.

THE trustees of westbrook Seminary are here
Dy notlned that their annual meeting will be
heia on wednesday, June 10, 1890, at 3 O'Clock
ing for the transaction OF the following business
board of trustees.
2d-For the choice Of officers for the ensuing
year and to transact any other business that may
properly come before the meeting.
GRANVILLE M. STEVENS,
Secretary Board Trustees.
Deering, June g. 1890. iu7dtd
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EOR sALE-ln Falmouth near Colley's cor
Il ner. two story house, ell and stable; house
contains eleven rooms, has cemented cellar, nice
DRAINAGE ana splendid water together with one
and one-hait acre OF land. Several fruit trees In
NAL Block. 29-1
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE Don't forget when you come to
In Long Island TO call and see HERBERT at bis
Island Home, opposite Ponce's Landing, where
you can get nice lunch with his cool Portsmouth
beer and other nice cool drinks always on hand.
JAMES HERB ERT. 81
EOR EXCHANGE-Owners desiring to ex-
Il change property In Portland for desirable
real estate In Minneapolis, MIMI. address 2e1
Cumber land street, city. A. G. LEWIS. 81
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DOR sALE-Hammocks, stretehers, ropes,
L. screws. plates. largest assortment, lowest
prices. CHAS. DAY, 644 Congress St Ill
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DOR sALE-Story and a half house situated
IL at Brghton's corner, on Rackleff street. In
quire at the house. GOUDY. 3-2
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= FOR sALE-One Columbia, 80 pattern,
500; one Victor, $50 pattern s1OO; one Victor
80 pattern S110; one Columbia tricycle. track
$50 and several good trades In 90 inch Ordiparies
$50 up 10 $50. 4. s. PENDEXTER. Victor
Agent, 56l Congress street, Portland, Me. oil
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RsCN sALE-New Mail Safety
~ model OF '99, good as new, Si1O; American
IDEAL" a. In, $500; New Mail Ordinary, 81 in,
ties. G. L. BAILEY. 263 Middle street. OF
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EOR sALE-A two story house, ell and barn,
IL with IS acres Of land, good orchard, pleasant
location, good schools, near Greedy Institute
Post Office and store; for further particulars in.
CURE of MRS. Z. @. BLACK, Cumberland Centre,
Maine. 2q4
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ENoR SALE Dirigo Egg Cases and Egg Case
Il Filings. We are manufacturing ouf own
goods and can furnish cases at Boston prices We
make specially OF wholesaling these goods o.
b. DALTON & CO., 1879 Green street. 81
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LyOR sALE-Cottage house, rooms. fur
l. nished or unfinished, in first class condi-
ton, with modern improvements, situated at No.
Fore street.
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lost AND FOUND.

NlHE above reward will be paid to any one Sc
l. curing the detection and conviction Of persons
breaking and entering any dwelling house or
store In the town Of Deering.
myl6d1m Per Order OF the Seleetmen.
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ENOR sALE-Ssven Thousand Dollar House.
- renting for one thousand dollars per YEAR
centrally located on one of the best streets In
PORTLAND; not five minutes walk from City Hall
Big investment for some one. Must be sold H.
o. BEAN & CO., 40 Exchange street G-1
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ITO LAT-A front room unfurnlshed, has gas,
IL hot and cold water and large closet central
locality Terms reasonable. For further partic-
ulaTs inquire Of j. f. PROCTOR, 90 Exchange
street. 1O-1
TayO I.ET-Large chamber and side room. fac
IL ing Congress Square, furnished or unfurnish-
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EOK SALE AT WOODEORDs- one
4 pa story house on Lincoln street. One
2 story house ON Mechanic street. One 2 story
Also. 212 acres Of and on south side OF sprine
street. Inquire Of o. p. ROGERS, Ss7 Congress
street, city. "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

A great amount of Political en-
%gineering will he done ~ friends
OF candidates to secure for their
man the FIRST place on the ticket,
aud the Le.t xii probably secu e
the coveted Place. Then IL eRdors
ed By the majority Of the people.
the elee ion i assured Electric
Bittsrs has been put to the front
its merits passed uPcE. has been
Endorsed and usaBiTOu-ly given
he first Flles among remedies Te-
euliaFly adapted 10 the relief and
cure Of all diseases Of kidnevs,
liver aud stomach. Electric Bit
tiers being guaranteed IS a safe in
vsstEeEt. Price so. AMI 81 per
bottle at J 7 Chanelsr's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13

Horace GresIy il accredited 90
having written the following truth:
III you want TO keeps town frem
thriving. doh't build anv
horses than you can eoavepisntly
oeeupv yourself.
II you should accidentally have
IA empty building and anyone
wants t. rent It, ask thea three
times It's vAlas-
DsuAn1A Shylock price fer ere
~ fsos Of LAID God Las ssvea yoa
stewardship oseE.
Turn a eold shoulder % ever
necha L All BUSINESS E4z who
seeks 10 aak- hsE- ssh yeu-
Look At evrry a-~ eO@sr unA a
sesxL
Fail 70 a3sertiss = 81 sspport
yOur Newspaper tkzf r~ople abroad
naF not kEow wketEar b-sl-ess =
ysIDg On or nst-
Wrap yourself Up ina ca. q
lIupervIsas selESknexs.
There Il 70 mors -Eeetuzl wav
to rsia-d the growth Of > tswu
than actions Ike these eaUmsEa-
ted.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-13
CAMPUS DTS.

SsrIsrr. now, with 4 feE e1eep
tisns. are bard :. work b=Ing in
spFred ~ sxatax-
Dan Skip 4nd ALI Ssone who
vent hose on aeecaas ef sickness
s.ne tiEe sInoe are both bask At
sehool
TIE bovs are az locking forward
70 the April Bal as a tlme wk-n
shsy izt~a3 to have great deal
Il ~pl~=z1rs.
George HetrOn an sx-UusEsls-ty
boy 80 eartIag . team iAzt AeH
dav.
ATaess aytk@s Ster1Ils speech
n tie Nc. co1rt afe~ days since
rs his m~@s.erElecs.
Yoaas Hsyes she IN November
hss accomplished the perlou, feat
4 Jumping from the third steEF
4 ons the dorHitsrI-s h-s Fet@gE-
q to school ard is lsokiug none
the wfrss for his fall
AGrea. are TIE gag contained
in the currsut uuEbsr CT the Mag,
80 say the boys sh0 have bsen
~tauebei up by then.
To the delight Of the members
Of tia. fraternity the Delta Pa
| CHAPTER house IN nearing eoHrle
ton. lis indeed q neat building
and spe.ks vel for that honorable
fraternity.