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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-26

TIT nWAeYCL. SOS week and expenses
0f,I, psia. steady work. New Goods
eanpjss Araa- J. F.. HILL / 60.
augusta. Ma ~ -
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
Opera In volapuk.
[St. Lonls GIobe-Demodrat. i,

One of the latest practical demonstra-
tions of the use of Volapuk was made in
Brisbane, Australia, where Meyerbeer's
opera, The Prophet, translated into Vol
apuk and presented by Nicholson, the
manager of the theatre in that city,
made such hit that he was compelled
to repeat the performance ten times to
standing room only. Mr.. Nicholson con-
templates the translation and presenta-
ton OF the opera Traviata. This use of
the language proves very conclusively
that the sound of it when spoken is not
marsh or bad, or it would have fallen
nat indeed when used in an opera. Vol
apuk Is made up of none but pure full
sounds OF the vocal organs; 1t has no
fat or half tone sounds and but few
double oonsOnant sounds ana triple ones.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
Domestic Ports,

BOSTON-Ar Jan 0, sch Sarah Smith, Smith,
Orland, Me; sch A Higgins. Reed. Damarls-
Gotta
Cid, sch Maude Sherwood, Kelley. Baltimore:
barque BOyston, Barbados
BALTlMOkE-Cidy 9TH. schs Charles IL Mitch
ell, Havana: Fortuna, Boston.
BEVERLY-Ar 9th sch Gov Ames, Baltimore
(not at Saleml Governor. New York for Koston.
PORTSMOUTH, Min lower harbor, 9th. sen
Nellie Eaton, Calais for Providence.
TARpAuLiN COVE, Mass-At anchor 9tn
schs II Fabens. Nettie Cushing. Louisa Smith
VINEYAkD-HAVEN-Ar 9Th, sch Nat Mead
er. Hoboken Tor Boston; Oliver Barrett, B0nth-
bay for Baltimore; Laura 4 Messer, Weymouth
for wilmington. Sid sth, sch Nat Meader and
wIsCAssET-Ar 7th, sch Anna Morse,
Portland; ar 9th, sch Josiah Smith, from Bos-
BALTIMoRE-Cld oth sch Norman, Hender-
son. Savannah.
bull RIVER. sC-sld 9th, sch Isaac Camp
CHARLEsTON-Ar 9th. sch Bertha D Nicker-
son. Harris, Baracoa.
DARIEN, GA--.Cldleth, sch Richard G Hart
ley. and Annie Bailey for New York
GALVEST0N---Cld 9th, sch Maud Ii Dudley,
Oliver, Apalachicola.
MOBILE-Cld 9th, sch Dora Matthews, Brown,
PERTH AMBoy--sld 9th sch Jennie G Pills.
bury. Strout, Por.smouth.
SAN FRANCISC0-Ar I'd, ship LOUIS Walsh,
Pendleton, Departure Bay.
RED BEACH.--sld Jan Z. sch Matte J Allies,
BALTIMORE-Sld 9th, ship Indiana.
Hinkley. Charleston
NEW HAVEN--Sld Jan 8, sch Charles Z Balch
Croker Norfolk.
PENSACOLA--sld 9th, sch Jacob s winslow,
Clark, Havana.
POkT Royal, sC--Sld 9th, sch Wrrren Adams
G, cord. BOSTON
Perth AMB0Y--sld 9th sch Jennie G Pills
bury: Flheman. kimball, Boston.
PORTSM0UTH--Ar 9tn, sch Alfred Keeue,
Greeley. Snbth Amboy.
SAVANNAH--Sid 9th schs &c 8 Stearns, Enc
J Simmons and Aaron Reppard, Darien; Maud
Snare. Perth Amb y.
NEW YOKk--A Ar 9th, barque Carrie HecKel,
(of POrtand), Fl erman, Nat L. Jan 3 in heavy
INV squat carried away foresai.
Ar 9th. sch Wide Awake. Wingfleld, Baracoa.
Ar 9th sch Ruth Robinson, Baker, Rockport
for New York.
Sch II S Boynton, Lane, New York for Rock
port
sch Hamburg Libby, Bayonne for Portland Me-
Cid 9th, sch X l. Kinney, Post, Plymouth, Mass.
Sid 9th, brig y Sweeney, Montevideo.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
Gloucester Fish Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING. Jan, o,

Frozen herring at 81 % y hundred.
Last sales Of large Shore Goldfish So % cwt ,hake
Is.
Last fare sales of Bank Halibut 8 and SC y
ib for white and gray
~equot- new Georges Goldfish SO 90 q qtl for
large. with some lots held at g rs, and small at
81 rs Bank 50 = "a = 40 for large aud a. 90 for
small late ught hand-line Western Bank 8 90 /;
Shore at S. and s. TO large and small
We quote cured cusk at So rs to IS so % qtl ;
bake at S2LA naddOcS So o.; heavy sailed Pol
lock s2Lz and English cured SO per oil.
homeless and prepared fish .N@6M % h for
bake, haddock and cusk land 6liTc IN Tor cod
fish, as to style and quality. Smoked halibut at
ca C; smoked salmon at 13c; do haddOck sc,
Medium herring at 4c % box ;tucks IL G: length
wise Ice; No Is at Zoe; Bloaters al DOE: canned
trout 81 IA fresh hs lbut at SIN fresh salmon at
~ clans C; ltbsters 3 %; msckerei is;
herring BIC. -
Labrador Herring s5s4 y Dbl medium split IS /;
extra No do at h'' Newfoundland do al SIS:
Nova Scotia do at So; Eastport So; split Shore
S4A round do II UNI Eastport 8 rs: pickled
codnsh at s. maddox at So; halibut heads 8 81:
sounds at S13; tongues and sounds at s ale
wives al - 90; trout S15 10; California salmon
at SIT: Halifax do S2a Newfoundland do 500.
Clam bait 81 to$,; slivers 81; halibut fms SD !;
Shad 2; swordnsh S.
We quote cod oil at 27@3oc y gal; medicine OF
az sc b aekfsh oil Soc: menhaden oil 23. Liyers
at q y bucket.
Fish scrap at So y ton; dry do 81 9. liver do 81.
FISH skins not sold by contract quoted -@SS0 y
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
Domestic Markets.
nv Talauran

NEW YORK Jan. % 1870 Flour market
receipts 22,6s9 packages; exports ba90 BIB and
SO, 80 sacks steady; sales 1880 bbls.
our q Citations low extras 80 G2 So; city
mills extra at 4 80 "A As c'tv mills patents 65
.gb 40. winte. wheat, low grades at 37@2 SO;
Minnesota clear 8 16a4 II: straights do at 8 Goa
s.; do patents 25 IS do rye mixtures
1898 s.. superine al 2 1Oa275 fine 760
easy supertne at 900s2s. Buckwheat Flour
J al %. Cornmeal steady.
Wheat receipts "a Q hnsh: exports 67.se6
Re. at 80 '6stc elev, S7Lsc float, s61% 1884,
fob steamer 10 Red s2ts@s3c; No 3 Red at
North at 93sl a 94c; No hard at a6sl a 97c.
Rye strong. Barle, steady. Com receipts ST.
2m bush exports t8.5sS bush sales l79,O0O
= ~ afoat steam r Mixed at 3ad3g4c MOI
White 39c for new; No at "A : asL C. Dts
receipts 800 bush exports 349' bush sales
II o bush; Stronger and moderately active:
No at Csc; do ~ { at 80. c; MOI at 29Is@
3OIsc White do at sOs1 @3OHc iai3 6 do
%st At s.e WS Msss ia %tst r. qS White
cag" 8 lie. C~ffee Rio frmer with a fair de
mand; fair cargo-s at "a c.su a-raw fl mer
tarly active and firm. quotations are UNCHANGED:
ezra 6 al SIS a eh; yellow at "a ass % !
Confectoners A at eA &c, cut LOAF and crushe at
Sec powdered at 6s4 graduated 6lsc; Cubes
al os~. Por active and strong. e nrm
Beef hams quiet; Tierced Beet inactive ;cut meats
steady midi es slow. . ard is quiet and steady
= estern steam closing l71a, CT y steam 5 az;
refined quiet Continent at n6a6 80; 8 A z 0O.
Bufter quiet and easy. heese quiet
Fresghss IN LIVERPOOL firm. grain ID.
CSI1AasQ. Jan. 20 $50 The Flour market is
steady with a modef 4te demand Winter Wheat
Patents 0a4 10; straighfy 3 8 rs = Z " inter
Wheat -four 30a4 40. Wheat quiet; VI Spng
and No Red at 7613c. Corn IL e sier and lower;
M at 20 u gaze. Oats are weaker and lower
NJ at 2OLtG 20L9c. Rye-N" at 4AG44 c
No Barley at 5G57c. Pr0visions-Mess Pork
more act We and stronger at 8 80. Lard Is lively
aud higher at 5 S0sQn 821a Dry sailed me- is
95 00I
Receipts Flour 1900 bhls; wheat $4,000
bush; corn 2l3 90 bus oats 14i .OOU bush rye
g. 49, bush barley AZ o ush.
Shipments Flour IL .Eo bbls wheat IL 600
bush corn 80 1900 busH $4,000 bus:
e.ooo bush barley 1870 bush
ST LOUIS Jan. 10 1880 The Flour market
quiet. Wheat Gull and lower; No Q Red al 771sc
M at "A C bid. Rye-No at 4 II bid Bar
ley very slo = Provisions unchanged and general
tone of the market Is arm.
Receipts -Four 3.0u bblS. wheat %, 900 bush,
corn II 900 bush. oats 10000 bus barley l6OU0
bush rye 800 bust.
ShipmenIs-Flour 4 90 bbls,- wheat RI 400
bush corn 214 UOh bush oats 4,C00 bush barley
900 bush rye 2.0sEJ bush.
DETROIT, Jan. O $50 Wheat No White
at 78c: No he'd Sic. Corn-No at 3oc.sOats
Nc" at 4o; No White at 2bAc.
Receipts wheat 1880 bush; corn So 900 bus;
oats TO 20 bush.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11

Pure gro nd Id al 20
Pure dry lead al 20
Eng Ven Red. 3G 31h
Red Lead Ia 7M
Am. Zinz.. ...5 00Ca7 90
Rochelle Yellow. 21
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11

Portsmouth. Nh, Jan 9.-Seh Ada Ames Capt
Mills from Perth Amboy with 500 tons of coal
ior Walker ~ this city. went ashore on Ger
GeTrish Point went on The vessel and have been
on board all day and hope 10 save the vessel as
well as the crew. The vessel lies easy aud il Is
thought she Will come off without sustaining
much damage.
Bath, Jan. s--The new sch Albertne Adone.
capt kich. mas been chart TO load Ice at North
Bouihbay ioi philadelphia from there 10 Calves
ton, then TO Cuba. and return TO New York.
N VlneyaId-hayen. Jan 9-Brig Caroline Gray, Of
Ruckland. arrived last night from Hayti for hos
ton. wi h luss Of one anchor. Divers examined
scho nrr Pacific Yesterday and found hole
broken through the planks on the starboard side
forward and her bottom otherwise chafed Noth-
ihg has been done toward stopping the leak today
because OF the gale.
NrW q Bovine of Boston, mana ing owner of
the abandoned sch Mile BOVINE publishes a
card TO the Boston papers sustaining Capt Ellis
IN every particular. Claiming that after doing ev
e. set her on fire when he abandone her: that no
tug could hare been found In New York or else
where that would have been willing to go 1900
miles out TO sea To search for waterlogg9d yes
sci OF her size with no definite kdowleuge as TO
where she was to be found. The sch. besides her
cargo OF lumber. had Oh board 1000 bbis bbfs OF
rosn and plaster. which was all slowed aft and
Capt Ellis is If the opinion that after her bow and
upper deck were burned OF, allowing the lumber
I" escape. she W0nld Sink. AS her anchors ichans,
windlass, &C., were all very heavy When aban-
doned, the sch was complete wreck from stem
to stern.
Bath. Jan 9-Jobn Mcdonald is having the
frame for 200 ton vessel cut in Virginia and
will begin she work OF construction on IL In the
sprlI & AS 10 tire rig IL has not yet bsen fully
settled. but the craft will be either ship or a
barque Should 1t be the former, Bath Is assured
OF at least three ships this year. as SewalI & 20
and honghton Bros have the frames for two large
ships already out. MIR Mcdonald also has the
frame Tor an 500 ton craft ready for shipment TO
his yard here. and Is only waiting for vessel to
receive the cargo. This smaller one will be rugged
either as barque or scho ner, and work upon 1t
will begin as soon as possible.
London, Jan 10 Ship Hampshire, Mcdonald,
from Bangor Sept "a for Greenock, is posted at
Ll'yds as missing.
New York. Jan lO---Steamer Stag, at this port
from Bremen rescued the crew Of ship Shakes
pere from II .mburg for New York. and brought
them here Capt Miller, recently Of the Shake
pere died Dec Ia. The stag was abandoned Dec
81, as before reported.
Belfast. Jan 8.-Capt George d Mahoney. OF the
wrecked sch Welaka, who arrived home from
Norfolk on Friday says the schooner would not
have been lost but for the steamer which lowed
him In. When the steamer bore down him at sea
she struck the Welaka in the stern. causing
g eat damape. and Capt thinks but for the acct
uent the schooner could be lowed In In fair condi-
ton and would have been worth repairing.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
Cotton MARKETS.

NEW YORK Jan . 890-The Cotton market
-firmer but quiet les 139 hales. uplands or
dinary at 7Sec: good Ordinary at ISL c;
low mddling at 97sc; middling at 0ssc Gun
ordinary al 7Tsc: good do at S-!6c; low mid
ding at iu1sc middling iOesc.
NEW ORLEANs.Jan 10, 500 Cotton market
steady ;middling 9l5-lsc
SAVANNAH, Jan. o 1890 Cotton market is
firm. middling b I3-16
CHARLESTON, Jan. 10 1890 Cotton market
firm; middling ltc
MEMPHIS Jan. 10, $50 Cotton market IL
firm; mddling on
MOBILE, Jan. 10 8qO.-The Cotton market
firm; middlinS at 8 5-i6
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11

BOSTON Jan.lO. ISHU.-The following are TO-
Days quotations OF Provisions. &c.:
Pork Long cuts - 6oGl3 90; short cuts Q 30
di3 20; BACKS IL 501 3 no lean ends at 10 %
0I3 20 pOrk tongues at i8 on extra primel1 80.
Lard-Choice So @7c oh IN ties ann tubs, 10Th
pas in cases at THO; 5-fb pals at FAC; Bib, at
Hams at logic small at 111s pressed hams
II Lar. -
counIrv do al 4Ac.
and extra frsts goa % extra INIT crm at l6aloc;
and varmnni extra crm 25926. do ext frsts 22a
23c New York ana Vermont, dairy, good to choice
49, az, low grades 100 lac: Eastern crm good
to choice Al 2Sa26c. The above quotations are
receivers prices for stric ly wholesale lots Job
bling prices G2c higher.
lO1A al OA n lower grades TO quality; sage at
11Nc. tObbing prices 40 higher.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
WIT And WISDOM,

Scotch Host (beaming with smiles, to guests at
the table, MOO my freens, there's an auld sayin'
MAX yersels a. at hame'; for I'm at hame, and
I wish ye were at hame!"
Amiable Hostess twishing to put matters
right -Hoot. tootl Never mind my aud m an.
He jist says what he thinks!
a mans wife should always be the
same, especially to her husband. but Ii she Is
weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron Pills
sne cannot be, for they make her "feel like
different person." so they all say, and their hui
bands say so too!
An Ohio minister. at the close of some remarks
In his own church. said: eve will now hear
from our colored brother"
The visitor addressed, before entering upon MS
subject, said: "My brother Is mistaken; ! am
rot coldred was born back.-Westsrn Chris
tian Advocate.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
Baby cried.
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed /: Castoria

MRS. Winn-Well, Calls, hows papa?
Calls Give years Uld)-Niceiy. thank you.
Mr.. Wlnn-What polite little fellow You are
Here's hickel tor you.
Callis-Pardon me; but / am not allowed W
take 1t.
Mr.. VIM ito himself)-What perfect disci
plinei
Callis-HOwever, nothing was said which will
prevent you from buyinv soHe of those cocuanut
taff1es from the man on the corner.
A Dude, beautiful, tight trowsered dude
slipped ON O loose stone and bruised his dainty
ankle The gentle patient is doing well He
uses salvation Oil.
Many children have coughs and colds now and
hould have bottle OF DR.. BulPs Cougn syrup.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11

A woman's bureau drawer will hold half ton Of
clolheS
A pa. s>nl, some bandboxes, and goodness only
knows
How many scores of other things within it she
may store,
And yetthere's always lots of room for twice as
many more.
But give man that self-same drawer and Just
Que pair Of socks,
An undershirt, sumo dirty cuffs, an empty collar
box,
And when he's put them In. its capacity he'll giut,
And fill 1t up so awful full he'll ever get it shut.
Chicago Herald.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11

CASE cut. ....2 3OG2 40
Wire. ...3 2o@3 IS
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11

CHAS. u. vARNEY 4 CO., Agents.
oct23w&s PORTLAND, NE. nrm3m
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
BEEoHAMs PILLS cure bilious and nervous ills

One of our neighbors. little boy of nine years,
had learned his verse at sunday school, 81 have
anted, Apollos watered." The next Sabbath
the We So was called for. No one in the ass
could remember it. Our little friend. however,
had a glimmer Of light. and holding up his hand,
said, Il can't remember exactly what 1t was, hut
1t was something about Ap0llinaris wateri"-
BabyhoOd
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
New YORK Mining stocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10 18a0-The following are
tn-daY's closing quotations Of mining stocks;
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON Jan.1o. iSs0.-The following are TO-
dav,s ouotatiOps of Provisions &C.:
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11

Eggs Eastern extra 2o82lc ;frsts 1sg DC; ext
v nd Il exua Og 9 fresh Western al 10
lined 1AQlfc. Joi bling price higher.
Beans Choice small York hand-picked pea
Beans at . 5a226 bush, choice New YORK
plcked 40h2 u;choice Yellow Eyes Dogs 10.
Jobbing prices oc higher.
ana Eastern choice l1a fSc common 70 good o
@iac; fowls. choice ilG12c Western dry-packed
Turkess, choice at l5@l6c; common TO good Jog
lac.
Potatoes-We quote Houlton Hebrons at a
zoe % bush; HOulton Rose at @70c lAroostook
Hebrons SO a7uc 90 Rose Coo.
Hay-Choice prime nay SIT O0@S17 so; good
SIS sic; fair u good at Sl4 00as1b o. Eastern
fine 81 9S14; poor to ordinary .s10gs12. East
swale at 8 70; Rye straw, choice, S1o 00gl6 so;
Olaf straw SSu0tn
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
The National traders Bank.

THE shareholders Of the National Traders
Bank VI Portland, are hereby notified that
their annual meeting Will be held at their banking
rom on TUESDAY, the 14th day OF January
next, at eleven O'Clock q. M. 10 choose Ave
directors for the ensuing year, and to act on any
other business that may legally come before the
meeting
Dec. IS, 1889. decisdtd
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11

AZ at Barbados Dec a. brig stockton, Allen st
kicholas: oh Haroldine. Tlbbets. BuenoS Ayres.
AZ az Havana Jan 2. brig Ernestne, Whittier
Apalachic0la; sch Robert Mcfarland Mont
E9nery; Philadelphia; Sadie Willcutt, Rivers,
San Diego, Dec IL.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
Chicago Carrie Markert.
Rv Telepranh

CHICAGO Jan. 10 SSrl The Cattle market
Receipts 13 OBJ shipments 1000 slow a. steady,
closing easy; beeves at 3 O0a6 20; stocker and
Feeders at (d3 2h: cows. bulls and mixed 8 }
"a ls aoa,, y ir9 GERS al ~ zooo
mixed at s (e93 so; heavy at 55@3 80; light at
5o3 S1: skips a. o as o.
Sheep receipts 81 90 shipments 1000; lower
for heavy light steady natives 00@5 4 = Wes-
tern cor. fed -. Texans at 5Ua4 40; lambs at
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11

Ar at Bristol. Jan 9th steamer Dominion (Br)
Cross, Portland.
;, Sid FIN Liverpool 9Th, Oregon (Br) Williams
Portland.
Import at Tarpaulin Cove 9th. schs Nettie
Gushing and Louisa Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11

Johnny had been under the weather, and been
obliged TO eat sparingly. But at supper he began
to lay into tie bread and butter Iecklessly.
'Johnnyl" exclaimed his mother, in alarm,
"you'll make yourself sick again"
But, my dear" inl1rposed the head OF the
family. you KIN W they are very thiu Slices
They certainly can't hurt him, no matter how
many Of them he eats"
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
CASCO NATIONAL BANK.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the Casco tiOnal Bank OF Portland will be
neld at the Office Of sal bank on TUESDAY, the
fourteenth day OF January, 1890, at 10 O'Clock q.
IN Ior the purpose Of electing seven directors
Ior lne ensuing year and the transaction Of any
that meeting
,.n MARsHALLR. COOLING. Cashllr:
Jan. 3. fan7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
Boston stock Market.
EA-div.
New York STOCK and m oney Market

NEW YORK Jan. 10, 18aO.-Money has bean
ca y, rang ng from to Q per cent; last loan At
Z, closing al per cent: Prln mercantile paper
steady. har,'ad quiet ana firn The stock
market displayed little more animation after IL
Chicago gas followed consolidated gas after noon
and rose 81 eady. securing an advanc, of 10. Sugar
at the SAM Time showed more life and rose to
N against 1 at mon. Col. al, Texas land
trust, and Wis Cent? followed. frs rising o 23
Others gained Us and ss respectively. After
hicag0 gas rose ~ to a. Del Hud spurte
TO ing. a, the market closing gu ct and nrm.
generally at slight fractions better than first
prices
Inc transactions at the stock Exchange aggre-
gated 226. 100 shares
The following are to-day's quotations Of Govern.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
Cumberland National BANK

rTfHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
II Cumberland National Bank, OF Portland, will
be held at their banking rom on TUESDAY,
The fourteenth day Of January, 1890, at 10
o'clock a. m, for the choice Of directors for the
ensuing year and thu transact on OF any other
business that may legally come before them.
w. II. SOULE, asher.
Portland, Dec. IA, 1859. dec16dtd
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
MAINE TOWNS.
SAGE arappa.

Saccarappa.
Past Master Chas. NJ Waterhouse in
stalled the following officers Of Temple
Lodge. F. and A. NJ. Wednesday evening:
WINS. a. skilllngs.
8. W'-Frank ii. Allen.
j. VT. b. Burns.
j. D.-H. ?. Babb SO'es'
Chapain-N. II. Martin.
MISUNDERSTANDING Libby.
: 81; Spill r.,
Tyler-A. w. Pratt.
District Deputy S, Fl. Skillings and assis-
tants visited Gorham last evening to install
the officers Of the Gorham Lodge Of Odd
Fellows.
Westbrook Lodge, knights of .Pythias:
will hold public installation at tnelr nall
next Thursday evening. Supper and enter
tainment will be furnished
Norway.
The following officers of Oxford County
Pomona Grange, were installed at Norway
Grange Hall at the last regular meeting:
Master-H c. Chase.
Overseer-W III. Tracy
Lecturer j. F. King
Asst. Steward A. A. Bird.
Sec.-C. GeOrge.
Treas NJ. RIVE.
Ceres Mrs H E. Ghost.
Pumona-Mrs WIN. Tracy.
+ nds W .s ~. n'c ns n.y.
Lauy ASST teWard MRS. Lizzie Howe.
Capt. Amos +. Noyes fell on the ice We'd
nesday and broke his wrist. Some years
ago he broke the same wrist.
Hon. A. 5. Clmball installed the officers of
Norway Lodge No. 16 |. o. o. +. at the re-
gular meeting this week.
AT the annual meeting of the Norway
Cooperative Trade Association of this vii
lage, the following officers were elected.
President-Charle. W. Rverson
Secretar,-M. j. Rowe.
Directurs-U. W. Ryerson. E. A. Morse, Fred
Rowe
NT,.sao No,o, VIZ 80 IL. o,.
Missy isseS Nancy w. anu neien Y: fike OF
S SSEeF Pi H. Of a are v,sLlng tner mother MIS-
S1n q Stoe or .ai w oniase, , ,.
tho anno;n,n,ant f'i VIII iecemtiy received
trna pevanns ra oL Pq h; coiector Ia
Cnngrsssionai PamShiiaan ,' . puo..on on sne
Similar nosition on ,Sa ,on ooui n,;te anu
week. VA '-o Wv" 'o'iiui''oo 'hio
Miss Nav II SIamons To,arrorh ..u
at this niasa hos Saam s;o .ris tasn opelater
STATE Trso.~ro roE Ri sion S w't f auenza
anrns,o ta. .hn III "a; Doai anu ialIhy went 10
visited he fo,hor u q i W. G a., recenty
'''''o0 n'' i"'"ei T. W. no"e ih 'his piace
Sopo e"1ooetn'
o;rouiarn f , VI .ils toMn nave received
ION requesting gratitous Information in rals-
ton to the fish and fisheries. also certain
manufactures of the town and State. The
queries propounded are understood 10 he on
ly reliminary to a subsequent thorough can
vass of subjects in connection with the regu-
lar work of the cansus
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
CANAL NATIONAL BANK.

FTtHE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
IL Canal National Bank, OF Portland, FOR the
election OF seven directors, and TOR tho transae-
ton Of any other business that may legally come
before them, will be held at their banking house
1890, at IL O'Clock a. m.
Dec. IS, 1889. drci3eodtd
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11

THE ARLINGTON WHEAT MEAL
Has been the market for the past years. bearing the
nfhest reputation Its quality as Il
Mills Il guaranteed to be Of supsrstive excellence and
purity Beware Of limitations Ask grocer and
ke no other Trade supplied by wholesale grocers Send
SAMUEL A. FOWLE, Proprietor,
ARLINGTON, MASS.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-11
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Merchants Marine Railway Company.

nHE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Il Merchants Marine Railway Company VII
be held at their ONCE, corner CommerenI and
Janu ny, 1890, at $50 a. m, for the election o.
officers ana the transaction Of such other business
as may legally come before them. -