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- virtue ~ \ re,siiic,i copy 81 = DE-
cree "a me- directed from The ~Ieik /"
he pmlni- Cisruis Court. in = cn"-.
y her.in Henry W. Iluti>on IL pisin''t
and william II. II. Morxrn and ~sr~h L
Morgan are defendants. 'sqnirinx me- =
make the sun 81 one hundred nnsi e;rvei
dollars and twenty three cents. with ~
sercss on said drcs ee snd costs. vii
.xpose Al Public sale, 70 ihe highe-'
bidder. on
SATURDAY. rnE 2p nAy OF AUGUST
a. H.. 1880,
bet v cen the honrs ~ 10 o'clnck =. o.. a"s
4 o'clock D. an. Of said day. - do"'
ri The Courthouse in Jasper. Dnhci
County, Indiana. the renss and prohs'
for 4 term nos exceeding seven years, III
following real estate. to-wit:
The West- halt ~ the Northeast qn~''
ser ~ Section Number twentv-twn ~
Town Number one North. Range Num
her three West. c~onssiming eighty acres
more or less, situate IL Dubois County
Indiana.
snch rents and prolisa will = -
Tor = sufficient sum N sstisfy said decree
interest and costs. will. ~ me asm
zine and place. exposs 10 public sale ~
49, simpie Of sail real estate, or 50 mncl
thereof a. may he sufficient % dischsrg'
-sii decree, interest aud costs.
Said sale will he made wit'snnt IN,
relief whatever from valuation Or ~
praisenrmf l~ws.
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER.
sheriff ~ Dnh"is t'"un'y.
Cox 4 MLnrrx. Au'ys for Pan.
Julv A., 1880 3w. p.f {. &SWl
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The Jasper School BOARD. composed o.
A. N. sweeney. candidate Tor Clerk q
the supreme Cours.) ~. y. ,. Miller and
T.. Xoeller. all Democrats. on MondAs
night last At their mseiing elected Mr.
w. II. Clarke. Of Holland. and = con-
sisscnt Republican. principsi o. the Jss-
per Public Schools for the next year.
over Mr.. r. n. Dnngherty. Democrat
aud who during me two years he hrs
held the position has proven himself the
most efficient and popular Principal ne
school hss ever had, without any ex
cep'ion The pupils advancing better.
amh there being = larger attendance !"
his rno,n than cver before. Il i n"''er-
.tnoh the chsnyr Wa brought sOoul ~
Messrs. Sweeney aud Zoeller, Mr.. Mi
Ter voting 10 favor Of rrisin'ng ",
nomyherty another wear. Now. 80" :
sns lndv ssv atier shis That even d 'mn-
cratic candidates tor State Office sr'
proscripsivr IN their p0linc>. NJ
Clarke Is aid 20 have huilt up = very
good reputation rs q teacher ia ne
cnumtry schss.l ~ Holland. ant Il i
hoped m~v eucrrrd in Jasper. ~
well a. Mr.. D"Mgherty has done.
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Being compelled by circumstances be-
vond nv control IN seek = means ~ Iiv-
Ing for myself and children. I have ~.
ranged 10 take charge n the Millinery
Store and Dress Making Establishment
formerly carried on by Mrs. Schuctter.
On 4th street. in Jasper, and after July
|2lst. 1880. may be fonnd there with Z
good stock Of fashionable millinery
g0ods, 10 which | invite the attention NJ
al needing anything In that line. and
also prepared 10 do sewing and fitting
I will DO I'll possible 10 please. both =,
regards style and prices, and hope for I
liberal patronage.
MRs. JOHANNA BUcHARr.
July 81, DO-4m.
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u hereby given ihs' ~
~ dersigned. Assignee Of the Isr
and estate Of M Schririch. ~
Co. insolveni debtors. will ni'sr y,
It public auction. II the tn'r1 }
Mile. OF said firm. In the town ~ ID
Dubois count,. Indiana. On
W~EDNESDAY. JULY 3oih' ~
al the pereonaI property helor-n3
aid firm Of m Scheirich. Shnlfr
combating ri IS bhls. ~ flour' ~.
200 lbs. of chip stuff. 80 bush. q
about 1900 lhs. Of flonr 10 chr
mo wei, hay-sHke. one rosd xs<s'
harness, two horses. . store
one firs.proof safe. y pair o. q
|of paper bags. lot Of sacks, huhf >
ing machine, lot Of tools. Two
mill buhre and fixtures. sft o. n'.s
on wheels. loi o. iron. ms
two half bushels. lamps. OF |;
shovels. LOT ofoil, work bench
LOT OF empty bbls.. one pillow. ons
LOT or coal. lot nf wheat in iein'
|rious other articles W
TERMS or SALE Sums o. IN
|snd under cash : sums over nse
credit Of six months will be 49,
chaser giving notes with good
surety 10 the approval Of 'be
dra win six per rent. interest H."
waving benefit Of valuation
prsiscmenf laws.
Sale to begin q ~ o'clock
Jonx GRAvFI-s7AtHsl, -
TaAYLOR & HUNTER, Attofpe''
June 9th. 1890 Nv.
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CURLING, WeII.Rock, Grind
stones, Building stone.

OF = beautiful white sand stone, dur
able and will stand any weather, will b
furnished by the undersigned promptly
upon order, In any quantity desired
Al the quarry on his farm. or de-
'Iivered 81 y place IN Jasper. Curling
: inches thick, Is wide and - long q
desired, furnished n IL cts. . loot, 81
placed 10 position at % cents : lineal
font.
Building stone furnished rough o.
dressed. JosEru LAxrgnr.
Orders len with Mr.. N. Haakins, Il the
Recorders Office, will be promptly q.
to. July 1l.-N.~
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This remedy il becoming IN vel
known and 20 popular as to need ~
sneciaI mention. All who have used
Electric Bittrrs sing The same sony oi
praise. "A purer medicine Toes not exis'
and il Il guaranteed 10 do All that !.
claimed. Electric Bitters will cnrc aI|
diseases nj The liver and kidneys. will
remove Pimples. noiIs. Salt Rhenm and
other affections csuscd Nv impure blood
vii: drive Malaria from the system
ami prevent a. well "a cure all Malaria
frvers. - For cure ~ Headache. Consfi-
patton and indigestion Try Electric Bit
tiers Entire sstisfartion guaranteed, o.
money refumdsd Prize 50 ca ani 81
per bottle 1t Martin Friedmsn's Drug
Store. 5.
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STATE or INDIANA, u
Cou~rY ~ DuBois.


JE--s Corr
vs..
CEoRGg w. RoAcu.\
sVuE plaintiff ia tho above entitlef
cause, having filed kis cOmpi-in'
therein, together with 81 affidavit thai
The defendant IL = non resident OF thu
state, and that this action Il brought q
enforce The collection OF plaintiffs de
mand BY proceedings in attachment
Nov, therefore, the said defendant J.
hereby notified that unIess he he and ap
pear on The 4th dav ~ the next term q
he Dubois Circuit Court. 70 he holder
on the first Monday OF September. 1880
At the court house IN Jasper, said county
and state. and answer or demur 20 ssif
complaint. the same will be heard ant
determined in his absence.
In witness whereof, I have hereunss
set my hand and affixed the seal Of said
Court, this 9th dsv Of Jnlv. 1890.
IGNATz EcKERT. Clerk.
.(sEAL.j Dubois Circuit Court.
Cox \ MnRuRS. Auy's for PIN.
july II, '9o-3w. [pf. $6Oo.l
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NOTICE Il hereby given that the IN
~ dersigned executor Of the last vii
Of John George Pfanenberger, deceased
will offer for sale a. public auction. d IN.
late residence Of the dccedent, in IIar
bison township, Dubois county. Indiana
on MONDAY, AUGUST 11rH, 1890,
|all the personal property belonging Il
said estate mot taken BY the widow. con
sisting Of 4 head OF horses, 3 mules.
head Of cattle. 5 cows. III head or hogs
lot Of sheep. one self binder, one mower
one reaper, table rake, 3 wagons, and
other farming implements, household
and Kitchen furniture, two cope.
Kettles, and other fixtures belonging 10 1
fruit distiIIery, LOT or poultry, lot OF oil
corn, lot 81 hay In stacks, aud various
other articles.
TERMS or SALE:-Sums 0f i've dollars
and under, cash sums ovor flv0 dollars
= credit Of twelve months will 10 given
purchaser giving note with good
freehold surety, bearing six per cent. IL.
lerest from date, 10 the approval OF the
executor, waving relief OF valuation
laws.
Sale to begin Il . o'clock Z. ~.
CHARLss COLLIER, Executor.
TRAYI.oR 4 HuxTEr, Atrys.
July 10, lS90-3w. INF. 60
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Nv husband. Mr.. Joseph Bnchart, hs'
twice advertised 4 warning against nv
running him il dehs. IN the new ~pspsr-
and three times have returned 10 hi
house and tried to do nv duty ss = wife
aud mother. Yet has he continued q
mistreat me aud nv children. and ha'
driven my children from home into M
world. can stand IL no longer. and e
protect nv children anil myself have
been compelled 10 leave him ags'n. anf
try 10 d. IN honorable business % sus
tain ourselves. ask the people. whf
have known us both all our lives, e
kindly assist me in trying fc do for ms
self and children, Is . stand BIZ
abuse no longer.
Mns. JOHANNA DucmAKT.
July 2l-3t.
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Deputy Auditor OF State Coons Il
busy IN preparing the table Of railroad
tax valmations he will submit 10 the board
OF equalization On tho 18th inst. The
board has fixed al the values, and Il
waiting only to approve its work a. 4
whole. Several reductions we're made,
but ~ the increase 10 valuation is great.
er, Il Il probable there will be . net in.
crease Of nearly 81. 100000. A member
81 the board said Mon Ivy that TndIsna's
railroad valuations were moro per mile
than those Of Ohio aud Illinois. But in
those " states the average rate OF taxa
ton r. greater. that Of Ohm being - 81
on the eiO0. while IL Illinois II Is a. 81
The average lnlisna rate u n 81.
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r san>>i lie Journal.
supervisor Scholz has completed tho
footings Of some ~ Tho neighhosi"g
towns ~ Evansville and tho tnssls will
prove 81 interest ~ our readers. as they
will also ~ ss.ms ~ nur 0untrv friends
The foll"wing figures show the census 81
the present Yea and ten years ago:
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Notice VI ExecutOr's Appoints
ment.
NOTICE il hereby given. thst the mn
- d~ersigned has been appointed Ex
scutor OF Tho last will and tessament, 81
John George Ptaffen berger. late RI Du
bois county, Indiana, deceased. Said e
tate Il solvent.
CHARLES COLLIER, Executor.
TRAyLoR { HUNTER Atty's.
July l8, 1890 -3W.
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PRoF. 4. X DouGHERTY.-Mr. Dough-
erty will leave Jasper with the almost
unanimous approval Of the patrons ~
the Public Schools OF his uniiring and
efficient lahore IN The interest or the pu
pills ~ the schools during the two years
IN which he has had charge. The pupils
have advanced faster il their various
grsde-, and there has been . larger
average attendance. and the schools have
been conducted with less bickerings.
outside or in. than ever before IN the
same time under any previous Principal
Wherever he may locate lie will carry
with him The hest wishes OF the good
people generally Of Jasper. To eay that
the patrons Of The school were surprised
~ his displacement. when il became
known 10 them the next day, IL putting
Il very mildly. Ninc-tenths Of them
were indignant, and II the law provided
means 20 have prevented the injustics
legal steps would have been resOrted to
Hut cooler counsela prevailed, and Il WA,
agreed 10 do the 5est BY the new Prin
cipaI, and submit 70 what seems 10 b
tho rule that some public offices are no
public trusts. but are held Tor the pur
pose Of gratifying personal pIques. Tn
citizens generally and the public echo0
scholars will present Prof. Dougherts
with . handsome testimonial OF their e.
TEEN before he leaves. lie intends Z,
start next week 10 visit relatives Il
Colorsdo, and after resting awhile ma,
return 10 Dubois county aud engage Il
an active business here. With his man
friends, great popularity, and suave man
mers he would certainly succeed. Nou'
verrons.
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We offer the -Conft II 4
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The Democratic primary elections In
Spencer couniy last SATURDAY. Resulted IN
nominating the following excellent tick
e.: Representative. Willis J.. Baker :
auditor, Wesley w. KeIIasns; treasurer,
Jacob A. Mccullough; sheriff, August
kiIIian ; commissioners. james Gently
and Davis EnIow surveyor Jacob Bry-
ant; coroner, DR.. 4. Il. Austin. The
Republican ticket IL not yet nominated,
the Famous Mutual Blowers have . tick
ct IN the field, and the present probabiIi-
ties are IN favor Of the Republican ticket
being successfui. BY reason OF the Blow
crs taking more from the Democrats
than the Republicans. But the Demo.
Gratis are in good heart. and expect Z
change ~ occur hetcrc election that vii
enable them TO elect their entire ticket
NrThe Independent claims becauss
goods are some NJ them cheaper thar
heretofore. therefore the tariff must have
lowered the prices. III taxing m article
lowers the price why not double the "a,
on every thug, 50 that the cloak-maker
In New York. the railrcsdcrs in Cincin
natl aud Louisville. and u~nderpaid IaboI
else could live sumpluousiy Of
the wages doled out 70 them? IL ab
surd! With al the labor saving inyen'
tons NOW IN use. all goods ought "a n
much cheaper than they are In the ". ).
and many American articles, like bind
ing twinc. are sold abroad. 10 foreigs
purchasers for less than ~ home, show
ing that the tariff tax IL added 10 II,
price Of the goods.
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Huntington Democrat.
The Harrisons At Cape May Point,
Wanna'Dake:'s bride, are realizing that
The mosquitoes are entering hides free Of
duty.
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The population OF Boonville is est.
ma.ed AZ 600 O0 less than Wa
claimed.
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vincennes Weekly sun hSs entered
volume ~. r va established ia lSo4
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II The case 0f C~anncltnn. which show
! decrease. II may he observed that when
the last census was taken The CITY sn-
nexed al The euhurhs and thus swcIled
her numbers This was moi done this
last time.
Tell city also shows 4 decrease. This
was caused by tho city disannexing a
large portion OF the plated yronnd. The
city being laid OF with The belief That il
would grow rapidly. This threw a con
siderable population outside The limits.
Princeton. MI. Vernon and vincenncs
NJ show a healthy growth. while Oak
lsnd City has ontstripped al The othes
points in per rent. or gain.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-29
Soon Over.
rHronal.l !

A sudden thaw in spring is a common
enough cause of the swelling and over
flow of rivers, but few people have ex-
perience of what might be called magic
rivers which disappear almost as sud-
denly as they are born. One such, how
ever, is described by w. II. Mallock in
his account of Cyprus, entitled Sin an
Enchanted Island"
On certain evening there was sue
cession of thunder showers, and then,
all the night, a heavy and ceaseless
downpour. "This," said my host, in the
morning, Fought to make river"
asked what he meant by this, and he
answered that the river below us was
rarely anything more than dry bed of
pebbles, just as it was now.
But generally once-sometimes three
times-in the year it would suddenly fill
with water, flow for an hour or two, and
again become dry and silent. felt that
the sight must be curious and wished
that might be able to witness it.
About 4 o'clock in the afternoon q
servant came to my bedroom and asked
me to go into the garden. There found
my host with an opera glass, standing
on the bank.
"Look!" exclaimed he, pointing. "It
is coming. Listen You can hear it,"
listened and looked. / at last caught
a sound, faint and uncertain, as leaves
rustling in dream. Then suddenly, far
away on the plain, saw something flash,
like the head of pointed spear. Grad
ually this prolonged itself into a slim
shining line, which presently took a
curve. For time its course was straight.
Then it curved again.
In ten minutes, over the brown surface
of the fields the water had stretched itself
like long, silvery snake, and the sound
had heard, growing every instant more
distinct, explained itself to the ear as the
voice of the stirred pebbles. The river
channel skirted the bottom of the garden
and thus, as the flood went by, we hat
every opportunity of observing it.
| pushed itself forward, headed by mas
of bubbles and scum; it split itself int
fierce rivulets, which, moment later
were drowned in the body of the stream
it gurgled against banks; it circled int
transitory whirlpools.
Gradually, as we watched, its volume
seemed to diminish, and in an hours time
there was only trickling rill, over which
child five years old might have stepped
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-29
Domestic Markets.
lfxf ToInnwnnt.

NEW YORK. Jan. % I89O.-Fiour market
receipts %, 473 packages exports 9S bbls and
697S sacks weak, and moderately active; sales
Flour quotations extras 215G2 IS; city
MUS extra at 25@4 45; city mills patents 4 So
fair to fancy at Q 8od4 As patents at 1904 80;
minnesota clear 1904 05: straights do at 65G
3 5 5o; ao patents 4 1895 10; do rye, mixtures
80 southern flour is weak common TO fair extra
2z6g2 %; good to choice do at 90a4 So. Rye
Eiour is weak; superiine 2 90G2 So. Buckwheat
Flour 30@l AZ Cornmeal dull.
Whead0receipts 13, $40 bush exports = bush;
sales $50 bush; stronger and dull; No 2 Red
at s8ht 9S6ssc in elev, S7N @S7ssc afloat, s79
S7Ac I 9 b; steamer No Red at SaSzhc; No 8
ke re-, s22as s2 &c; steamer No Red at 74k@7Ec;
DO no. e North sSA @9ac; No hard 96M @s6Ac.
bush exports S140 bush. sales 1a1, 900 bush
Weakef irregular and fairly active; No at 1884
S0 White Wy at s1aS7Ac; No az S5
bush: sales l46.0 900 bush; quiet and lower-No 3
az &c; 40 White at 281s 1aa29c; No 2 at zee do
Mixed western at Sss ~ White S0 DO w at so "a s
White State 30@S5c No 2 Chicago at soc. Cef.
fee-hlo quiet and steady; fair cargoes at 1871 G:
easier G 61s@5aec: Extra q 51a a5Mc: White
Extra 1886 Lice; Yellow 4ssa5sA of A
at 5gs e l-l6c; Mould eMc standard eMc;
powdered at csc; graduated at 6ssc; Cubes at
$685. 1855. FetroIenm quiet and steady; united at
0Sss .rs r uat quiet and firm Reef dull Beet
lnactve; MIDI es quiet. Lard is dull and easier
fined quiet Continent at 1895 go; s A at 90.
Huster IN better demand fine firm; State dairy
at Sh@l8c; Elgin at 28d281sc; Western dairy
at 8gl6c; DO crm at l2927c. Checse quiet ard
Western at e@10c.
Freishts 10 Liverpool steady grain ID.
CHICAGO Jan. 2S, 1870 The Flour market is
Sncinanged' Whe S IS steady and higher; No
at 1919 G29c. Oats are fairly active and strong
er; No at 2O1a920Ac. Rye-No 2 at 44c. No 4
Barley h5957c. Proylsions-Mess Pork steadiei
at 7o99 20. Lard steadier 871a. Dry sailed
05@5 10.
Receipts Flour. 10000 bbls; wheat 81 ,oo0
bush corn 222.000 bush; oats i83 600 bus rye
5000 bush barley. SO. o. busb
Shipments Flour IL 600 Ibbls: wheat 13 DOC
bush; corn $4,000 bush: oats, so OOO bush rye
1000 bush barley $4,000 bush
ST LOUIS,Ja % 1890.-The Flour market
good inquiry; prices firm and trading moderate
Wheat firm and higher; No Red al 76ssc. Corr
EASIER ey M1 T1es 1o1ss oats are better Wit
higher for No . at 42@i2pa. Barley Is dull and
weak MINI 45G671ac. Provisions are quiet apC
easier but unchanged; Pork at 10 25a1O 371a
Lard-prime steam at 621a. Dry sailed meat:
371a short clear so. Bacon-boxed shouldeSs
| at 37a4 37ba longs and ribs 65(G5 so: shor
clear 80. Hams at 25@1l so.
Receipts-Flour 5000 bbls, wheat 10000 bus
corn 22l O00lbush. GStsi44ooo bus barley 22,Oo(
Shipments-Flour 14O00 bbls, wheat 4.Oo(
buSh- corn 235 900 BUSH oats 10 COO bus sbaI lie,
O.OO0 bush. rye 1000 bush.
DETROIT, Jan. % 9o-Wheat-No Whit,
at 7s4c nominal: Nc 70 sf ked !sc Corn-No a
Receipts-wheat Ia, TOO bush; corn 23OO bush
| oats 2O,30O bush.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-29
Wilkes Booth and the Ephesiar
Dome.

John Wilkes Booth, the assassin OF
Lincoln, had often talked with his init
mates on the notoriety of great Grim
inals, and maintained that, if a heroic
motive could be shown, the slayer of a
great man enjoyed a reputation worth
seeking. AT one time he was incautious
enough to hint at the abduction of Presi-
dent Lincoln, and in support of his pre-
vious position quoted the familiar lines
about the man who set fire to the temple
of Ephesus in order to be remembered
in history. The lines are:
The aspiring youth who fired the Ephesian dome
Outlives in memory the pious fool who reared il,
"Does hep asked Booths friend.
"Fhen tell me his name" And to his
great confusion Booth was unable to
name the incendiary.
Though not very appropriate here, it
may interest a few to know that Eros
tratus set fire to the great Temple of Di-
ana at Ephesus on the same night Alex
ander the Great was born, and that the
name of the builder cannot be given for
the simple reason that the construction
extended through several generations,
with many different architects. After
the hrst temple was burnt the Ephesians
were @2o years in building the second,
ana It was still the wonder of Asia when
81. raul preached there A. D. "a. 1t
was destroyed by the Cloths about 300
A. d.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-29

BOSTON & MAINE R. R.


Trains leave Portland. "UniOn Station RsI
aSsiSn Tor Portland 1850. $50 a. m, Loo
345 .. M. For searborg Beach and Pine
Point $50, 1926 a. m, $50 6.l5, o.I6 p ID m.
Old Orchard Beach, SAGE, blddetore o'SV'
hennebunk $50, 8.45 a. M, 1910, $50, 6'd6'
$40 p. m. Wells Beach $50, $40 a. M $3.50!
BIS p. m. North Berwick. Dovei, eren'
Raiis $50 S.45 am, 12.40, $50. bio pm. En-
eter, asnverSiil, LRwrencs and Lower o.oV'
9.46 a. m. 1910, $50 p. m. Rochester, Fnr1'
lngion, Alton Hay and WoIfborO s.46 q; m,
l2.4O, $50 y. m. Worcester (Yia Great ran.
and RochesterJ $50 a. m. Manchealer ana
ConeoEi via so. Newmarket Junction) 'St
q. a., $50 .. m. (Yia Lawrencej S.4b a. m.
sOndsy Trains From Union Station.
For assIOn and way stations. 100 and 4.15 pm.
Eastern Division From Union Station.
=, Yer Eosson (t2.0O a. M, daily, 1900 am.
Sl:IO ana 1000 p. m. Returning leave B0stoL
a:2v, S.oo a. NJ, 1870 p. m. (ss7 90 p. m daiyl'
salem Lynn 200, 300 a. m, / Co 900 d. Hs
Annenoury 300 a. M, 100 o. m
FROM COMMERCIAL STREET STATION
for Cape Elizabeth and scarb0ro CrossiHE
$40, $40, 1O2Oa m, 12.35, 1926, $50 pm.
Trains from Commercial Street Station eOnnec
at Scarboro Crossing with local and through traiDE
Of both Divisions.
tCenneets with Rail Lines for New York sOuts
and West.
Connects with Sound Lines for New York.
ssWest Division from North Berwick
All trains arriving at and departing from union
station run via Western Division between Scar
borough Crossing and Portland.
Through Tickets toall points South and West
for sale at Union Station, Congress street
and at Commercial street station.
). T. FURBER Gen'l Manager, Boston
N. L. WILLIAMS, Gen1 Agent. at Portland.
Oc6 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-29
He was In the Style.

One day, when Thomas Crafty, the
Chicago lawyer, was young man. he
received an invitation to swell ball.
In the lower left hand corner of the in
vitation were the letters "R. S. V. p"
and they were too much for Crafty. He
puzzled over them for while and then
went to friend.
"What does r.. S. v. p stand for?"
he asked.
responder sill vous plait," replied the
friend.
"Responde silver platter exclaimed
Crafty. "What does that mean? Have
got to send my regrets on salver?"
mo; it means Respond if you please.
The hostess wants an answer"
GAP right. I'll send one."
Crafty went out and bought some
cream colored note paper and then
penned his regrets. They read:
"Mr. Crafty regrets his inability to ac-
cept Mrs. Blanks kind invitation.
st. Fl. N. c."
OF course the hostess was puzzled.
She couldn't make head or tail out of
T. II. N. c., and SO submitted the strange
missive to her husband. He promptly
gave it up, but resolved to secure an ex-
PLANTATION. He met Crafty and asked
him about it.
ooh, like to be in STYLE" said Graf
ty. proper thing to put letters down
in the corner, you know"
"But don't they mean anythingF'
"Of course they do. 7. II. N. c.
Tom Has No Clothes"