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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-25

For hsESer, Mar H.rbsr, "a. dean, IN
White moDnsnins. Montreal.
and he West
On and after October IL, 1880, passenger train,
leave Portland, a. follows: "e'I'
For %o pANyILLE JCTY AUBURN and LEWIS,
LEWISTON via BsUSs@iiioS. e. s.4S 1oao.
l;in 300 and IL 20 2. N. -''
I; e. a.; ;. q. m, Ellis and sos .. M
BRUNSWICK, BATH, GARDIEEK, HALO.
kos . aha s9 10 AUGUSTA S e4S. 1920 am. ''I6
FARMINGToN Via LEWISTON. s.As a 90.
m 1sT Fri va w SIsMHTNSwIck ItS 3;
wATERyIlIF Via LEWISTON. ITO p. m; via
AuSus IA s:45, 1920 q. m, = rs and t11.2c
AUGUST A, s.46 a. M. lis and I'll 20 p. i m.
6ovss and Foktk HS m Va DEXTER ,,S and
RANGo X va II; LEWISTON, LILO D, M; via All.
GUSTA, 645 a m, sl.16 and s1I.2O D. m:
s spd s9RdSy PI SLY 4 I;2n g.
i.lS sne IL di y ~ p nj VIA oLDTOWN at e.46
xtLsswS6tEfRRi al and BAR HARBoR at 1.1s.0o
vANcskoEo. e.4s a. m, LIS and t1l.,Opm
AROOsTnOK COUNTY, 81 JOHN. aAIfFAx
and the PROVINCES u Is and III. 81 n nv An
'Runs daily. Sundays Included. f'
runs every night sundays Ssiuded but 'a got g
Dexter or beyond bangor sunday mornings,
WRITE nOUNTAHNs' LBNR.
Egg CUMBERLAND MILLS and sEBAGo
LAkk. $40, 1890 a m, Las aud els b. IN.
suse. No 4 SfS S6s W. sS ana EYE ssX
hEs oR ri ssS IA and siY MSS Il EAR
$40 =. NJ, sis D. N.
The s.45 q. m. tram Tor Montreal connects for
az points IN Northern New Hampshire Vermnnt
Chleago and the Greai West The g. 8 D. nj rrais,,
has canadian Pacific sleeping car Attached so e,l
nreting wa 500 Line for Minneapolis and 81. Paul
Trains Tor Commercial Street SltIt,Is eo.,'sect
al ScarhoEo Crossing with TRAN cf hOtf DfvIstons
an West. ~ \, ooulh
sConn-cts with Sound Lines for New vorS
sWesterD Division from North nerwtek
only. of"'eA ouDoays
q Al trains arriving and departing nom Union
: aLlon run via Western Division between Scar
o. rough Crossing and Portland,
lnlousn tickets to all points South and Wess
.oL sns Az Cusen Station, Congress saroes
any ~ esnsmeFcial sarees station.
Boston
d. J. FLANDERS, Gen. p. and T. A., Boston.
m.L. WILLIAMS Gen. Agt. at PortlanU.
ocsi1 dtf
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BALBOA Os.
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LIZ
Portland 4 Rochester X. r.
STATION FOOT or PEBBLE STREET.

% On and after Monday, Oct. f3, 1870,
Passenger Trains will Leave Portiands
For orcester. Clinton, Aver junction,
Nashua, Windhnm and Ripping at lid
a. m. ana 1870 D. I'm.
For m.nehe-ser. Cencord, and points Norib
at t1.s0 p. IN.
Fer Roch~-sev, sprtssvale, Alfred, Water
bore and saco Esiver at $50 =. IN, Ease
and $50 y. IN.
Foo Gorha M at 30 and lO.00a. M. 1850
500, $50, $40 and ~ 90 q. IN.
For ~accarappa, Cum beriand niiis, w e-s-
brook junction and Weodsord's at 7.:SO
and 1890 "a. IN, 3.50, 800, $50, $50
anc II Loo %. ua
For Pores. Avenae (Deerinx), GAO p. ns.
The 1880 p. n. train from Portland connects
at Aver Junction with "H0o-ae runuei
n~afe." for the West and at Jniou station,
Wos cester, for k>rovisfence and New Yorx,
VIA SProvideDcs Line" for Norwich and
View Work, via Norwich Giue" with Hossoa
q ALBANY u u for the West, and with
New Work all rail. via, s~pring netd.,'
Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester
at 30 p. me-; from colchester at ~.s5 q M.
I SO and > .5o p. M; From Gsrham at b.IO
$50 ana i.3O u. M, t.3O, 4.3O, $50 and
saturdays only.
. For through Tickets to all points West and
Sub, apply to s. Z. CORDwELL, Ticket Agent,
roItiah9. We. W. PkrEFS. Supt.
G. J. wIGGIN, GenI Ito ket Agent oct7dn
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Ecnp0wd sr--shSs.
5lasting. .....3 SOFA 90
5porting.... 4 50,G6 81
Drop shot, 2btbs..-.l rs
Buck. / 81
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Money Easy-SteVlIne Exchange lpuIi
and Steady.
The Stock Market Closed Dull, and
Steady.
Quotations OF Staple Products in New
York, Chicago and st. Louis.
Stocks and Bonds.

At New York money holds easy, rang ng from B
TO per cent last loan g. closing at 3; ime mer-
camille paper at TACO per cent SIerli e Ex-
change dul and weak, with actual business at
40 for '0-day bills and 1914 for demand |;
posted rates at SOC SAY. Government bones
dull and steady. Railroad bonds dull and steady.
At the Sock Exchange after IL O'Clock the inter-
est in trading in stocks was entirely eclipsed by
interest in Christmas festivities, nothing done
except little in Union Pacific and lead trust.
Toward deivery hour these stocks became stag
nam with the remainder OF the list, the market
closing dull but steady at shade under best fig
ures.
The tran. factions at the Stock Exchange aggrt-
gated So 30 shares
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PaEHtS.
Pure gl'nd Id 2 25@7 76
Pure dry lead7 2oG7 70
Eng Ven Red. 3a 31p
Red Lead J.. TIA a "a
Am. ZinZ.....b O0O01 o.
Rochelle Yellow 21s
Rice, y h. -. eng IN
Rangoon. -. q a GA
Saseratus.
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Aiways avoid sars,,o,.r,
A chbishop Dennison's famous
Toast.

"Here's health to all hat we love,
Here's health To all that love us,
Here's health 10 al those VINO love them,
Thai love those that love them
That love us"
Do yUu notice what large circle this wish for
health inc iude? and will ,uu no ice the refer
ence is not to the wine cup, but to andard
medic ne, the Golden Medical discovery" that
can bring health to the large number of friends
We each love. True, it is not hey rage and
does not nebriate, butt is he lth-giving medicine
a blood purifier, liver lnvIgorator aud general
tonic remedy for Bi iuusne-s, Indigestion aud
Stomach troubles, 1t cures Consumption, Ia is
cary stages, Scrofula Bronchitis, AID throat
disease.
Collector-I want to get an autograph of IS
marck.
D-aier-Here is the Only one have at present
a l. eeram signed.
Col ector-Nonsense! A Telegram is not in the
seuder's handwriting,
Draler-You forget, sir, that Germany is maxi
Ing great strides in Observation-Disclosures.
Save money.-Ruy Salvation OH for twenty
five crnts, and be happy. Ii k lis pain.
"Play pay" horse talk 1t is more fashion.
able TO say: Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Saying.
in heavens name, Mr.. Mayor, The town hall
is Oh fire! Give me the key to the. engine house
50 that we can get at he fire engine!'
Il guess not, fellow. Is it moi enough TO lose
the town hail. aud now you want to ruin the en-
gioe, too!"-Fllegende after.
VAN RopTEN's CocoA-Llggest sale in the
World
Profits of the pen.
Il see by the newspapers" remarked Miss
Manhattan, who was visiting in Chicago, "that
Sir Ed y in Arnold makes $4,000 year from his
PEN"
20. pshawl' replied Miss Livewayte. the
pork packers daughter; "my pa makes more
than th4t."-New YORK Sun.
II there ever WAS a spe cific for any one
COMPLAINT, then Carriers Little Liver Pills are a
SO. chc for sick headache, and every woman
should know this. Only one pill dose. Try
them.
question in Physical Culture.
sweet Little Daughter Papa, isn't mamma
ureadiuly strong?
lapa-No, dear, she's small, you know. It's
YOU. papa mat is the strong one Of the family.
Sweet Little Daughter-Rut then. 1 heard
mamma telling Mrs. Tellytale last evening that
she just could wind you around her ,,,tre finger.
Philadelphia lletin.
Baby cried.
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed Castoriai
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Chicago cat,Ia ,aarket.

Bv Telegraph.
CHICAGO Dee "a 1890 The Cattle market-
Receipts 5000 shipments =; active and Il a sc
higher.
Hogs receipts % 00O shipments =; brisk and
higher packing grades as so heavy 8 5h@
93 CO. light 80 g.; prime heavy and butch
er eiehts =; pigs at 2502 10.
Sheep receints 900; sum" ants =: higher;
natives 7595 20 Westerns 65a4 80; Texans
8 2jG %; lambs 5O05 75
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quite badly last Monday while cutting head
ing boards In A. Sanborn & Co.'S mill
Fred McKenney saw two deer on Horn
| Pond plains last monday while coming from
Limington to Steep Falls
There will be an auction in this village
Jan. 3, to sell the old covered bridge across
| the Sac0 river at this place
Bracket Br 8. of Gorham are hauling the
| poplar at the boom to the depot.
New Gloucester.
Iouville Symoncs whose buildings were
| burned In this town in the early fall, has
| bought out livery stable in Lewiston.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell the evangelist closed his
labors with the Congregational church on
Sunday last
The Stevens school closed Tuesday noon
| for a ten days vacation.
The lecture Dec. % in the Stevens school
course, by Rev. f. t. Bayley of Portland,
was much enjoyed. The New Gloucester
Cornet Band furnished music
There will be Christmas Tree and enter
tainment at the Congregational vpstry
Try Thursday evening, also one at the Free
Baptist church and one at the Grange Hall.
harrison
BOOSTERS MILLS.
The grange in this place is gaining in num-
bers quite rapidly, eight having Joined In the
last two weeks.
The cold continues to be quite severe and
the Oldest person here cannot recall such a
December
Christmas tree at Grange Hall Thur day
night, Dec. %.
The severe cold of the last month has been
quite fatal among old people in this vicinity.
several having suddenly.
There was baked bean supper at this
place Friday hight last to raise money to
buy knives and forks for the village to be
used on public occasions.
There is now snow enough for work in the
woods, and everyone having teamlng to do
is busy.
Cumberland.
CUMBERLAND CENTER.
Mr.. Slogan K. Vatralsky. native of Bull
garia gave an interesting talk at this place
last Sunday afternoon and evening. Tues
day evening he gave a lecture here. dressed
In costume, on Bulgaria, its customs, sports,
&C.; he also sang sumo songs in his native
tongue.
A Christmas Sunday school concert next
Sunday evening.
the young men of this place will meet on
Tuesday evening of next week for the pur-
pose Of forming de- batting club
Mrs. b. Doughty, an elderly lady, fell last
week, in manner unknown to the writer,
and broke one Of her hips.
Richmond.
AS a result of President Ryde's sermon
and advice Sunday at the Congregational
church, it has been decided to cali parish
meeting to see If some arrangement cannot
be made to have he pulpit permanently snr-
piled, and prevent the church remaining
clio ed.
Rev. Ii. A. Abbott of the St. Lawrence
University, has been call to the Un,versalist
church here.
North Yarmouth.
The N nth Cumberland Local Union of
the Y p. 5 G. K. met with the society in
this ulace on Friday. December 18Th, In the
Afternoon ahd evening. Delegates were
present from Yarmouth, Cumbr rland and
Gray. A stirring address was given in the
evening by Rev. j. b. Carruthers of Saco,
former pa>tnr.
TIE Ladies Circle is preparing an enter
tAlnment entitled, 1.-The District School"
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Cotton N srkets.

10y Ielegfaph1.
NEW YORK Dec "a 1890 The Cot on market
IS quiet and unchanged; sales lar bales upia,ds
ora nary at 9-l6c, mddlng uplands at 0 3-16c /;
Gulf ordinary 6Ss middling 914c
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havana Maykas
Foreign M aykets,

HAVANA, Dec. "a Sugar quiet at Matanzas
sold at So - gold per quintal.
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Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND Dec "a. 1890
Receipts bv Maine Central Rail Dad For Port
connecting roads l19 cars miscellaneous mer-
chandiSe
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Nails.
CASE .cliL...-..2 CO02 81
Wire 2 1903 90
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Miss Battersley complaining spinster) 1 shall
be obliged 10 go there soon. What sort Of a coun-
try is it? Wretched suppose?
AIR Patterson-Why, it's land flowing with
milk and honey.
Miss Batlers'ey-How dreadfully bad the flies
must be therel-Judge
Always avoid sarsh purs alive pills.
They first make you sick and then leave you con-
stiptted. Cart-r's LIulr Liver Pulls regulate the
bowels, and make you we'll Dose, one pill.
Florence is little girl who is just learning to
60 to church. last Sunday ~hen she came home
her mother asked her what she thought of the
sermon.
"Ughl" was the irreyerent answer, 'me sitted
am stte an and got drefful tire au' The PIE ach-
er said an sald an' said au' k eped on sayn'."-
Washington Star.
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SAN DIEG0-Sailed 17th barque Carrollton.
evils. Boston.
. TACOMA Sid 18th, ship Sargent, Morse.
SAN FkANCIsCO-Clk 1e;h. ship Merom, Born
Port Townsend.
n0
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Memoranda.

Sch Conecuh, (ot Richmond Mel Harris, from
Sydney, CB. for New York. with coal put into
shelburne. Ms Nov 25.. leaking and with loss OF
headgear. She repaired ana proceeded Dec 9th,
and as nothing has been heard from her since, Ii
is feared that some other mishap has fallen to
her.
sch Governor, Low. from Bath took are at Bey-
erly 23d, and was damaged to the amount of 500.
The fire was caused by kettle of Tar boiling over
sch Jos w Fish, from New York for Boston,
arrived at Provncet0wn Gath with loss oil fore
boom and forPgaI.
Lubec Dec zU-Sch Geo Trigg, OF Eastport.
dragged ashore in J0hnsnn's Bay last night, Ak d
remains. She is In bad position ana badly
rained An attempt will be made to float her.
Boston, Dec 24-Barque r Bearse from Turks
Island, had heavy gales on the passage, started
bulv arks and split several sails
Coaiz cOalc0s Dec 16-Sch j Hairy, from
Front era for New Orleans. before repO, ted ashore
is tai wreck. and the cargo is scattered al, pg
shore. There was no one on board the vessel
when she went ashore crew having abandoned
her in a waterlogged condition two days before.
San Francisco Dec % A Tarona dispatch
states that an abandoned ship. with main ami mIz-
zenmasts gone was passed Dec 10, thirty mile 8
"if Cape st George. tt e ship was standing in
shore when last seen. IL Is thought here that the
above Is the ship Sargent. from Tacoma for
San francisco which has returnt to Puri Towns
end in CRIPPLED cOnd ion ana captain injured
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MAINE CENTRAL r. 3

For Hangor, Bar Harber, "a. dean. m
White moSnnins. Montreal.
and he West.
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TOY IOIOEIdpIsI
LIVERPOOL, Dec, "a 1890 Cotton market
business good at easier rates; American middl, o
bhd sales 10000 bales speculation and ex-
port 1Ooo bales receipts 40, 90 bales.
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-. TsUKET OFFICE.
oo ehohaL ST., and t)suot Foot Of India S,rsa,
Rusnford Falls ! BuekfisId Railroad,


Les ao aortiand wa q 7. Railway, TOO a. m. and
IL So o. y; M. RETUiNING-Leav Canton 4.30
snGA GE Gown ECruONs-pAuy-F W
M nu. ior deDron Academy; Buckheld for VI
Slie wav ana turner; Canton for Peru, DIxneld
ana MexlcO, also Tor Bretsan's Mills LIyermore
anus10dtf L. Z. IiNCEi.N s"na
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA
On and after MONDAY, Oct. ~, s~ye.
traius will run as foiiewss
DGPARTURE rs,

On and after MONDAY, Oct. ~, 1920.
traius will rum as f0iiewst
DGPARTU e Ks.
For Auburn and Lewiston. 7.2O a. m, and
" 40 ano $40 p. m. For t:orla m, TOO a. M.
t.Sn and slap. N. For Nsatreai aud On 1.
cago, 700 a. M, aud l.3O o. m. For Qu~b
10 p. m. For BackAeid aud Cautsn
TOO q m, and l.30 p. M.
ARRIVALS
rYm Lewiston and Auburu, s25 A. NJ
10 $40 and $50 p. m. From ssorham
al a. M, l21h and 5. AZ d. m From
Er;axo and Houtreal, 1871 5 and r. AZ D. m,
l-~ros Qaehec, l2.l6 p m. From u-isnd
train Palace sleeping Car. on night
land ~ Parlor cars on day train between Pnrr
TsUKET OFFICE.
oo eiohat ST.. and 0suol Foot Of India Stree,
tion and n ,arS from Portland, Yarmouth Juns
500 and SOW Junction as follows: To Chicago
Civ $40 6o nTroit S16.75 and sl6; Kansas
st. Louis via Ds,os0,. go, o.: raui 20 ana SO
~ Chicago s2C0I SEQ ana I'll; %. Louis
"a alifornia, 500 ~ hu ssS San riahciscp'
~ Ct to change anu s0o' AneSo iaeoS are SUD
10 JOSEPH HIf,so,r 60,
sct27 SUN Senerai manager.
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Boston stock Market.
dew YORK Stock sno Aaonev ~ arket
NEW YORK. Dec. "a, 1890.

The Following are to-day,s quotatIOns Of Govern.
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CALIFORNIA. TEXAS AND NEXIC0

SEM Monthly Parties. Personally conducted
ccmbiinng comfort, low rates, quick time, Pull
man sfeping cars Call on or address K ii
on r RI FL New England Agent Southern Pacific
Co Washington ST., Boston Mass
Iv
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BOSTON q MAINE r. r.
la Effecs Oct. ~, 1890.
WESTERN DIVISION


Trains leave Portland, CUnion staticn) far
Boston fIao, tS.45 am, sl2.40, $50 pm. Bes.
Son o. Per land 7.so, s.aos. N, LOO. 400 p
shard Beach. sseo, Biddeferd, 100.
St no. K senS 90 as,so Is ssS S1S sI
5.l5, 6i5 pm. Wells Reach TOO, S.4B A M
go; o.l5 p. m; North Berwick sirea,
2. m. So. Oh New ,iarkel ascrio.' &c.,.
Ha.esh'il, Lawrence, soweil Z. 90. s.45 A.
M, M. i2:4o. sac pm Eoche-ser, Fas@iss.
$50 $50 p. m; Wsrce.ier IVA tireai Fails and and
Rochesterl 100 am. nanch,.s.r ana s,eg-
cord cord lvi1 Lawrenee) s.45a. m, tvIa south New.
''a'Ae'' 'unc'ioo'l '.oo a. m, 3.3Op. IN.
Sunday Trains from Union station.
Fer BOSTON and way sta ions 1885. 4.i6 p. m
Eastern Division from Union station
., tor Besson at (f2.OO a. m. daily 1900 q. m.
Gl.Oo p. m. daily 1900 .. m Be-,en 'e or
p"r,iand 7.s0 a. M. litgoo =; M asl,x 10y
S.rs.. ..ou p N. ,.r,p.r., saism, I'Ynn
zoo, 900 a. m, LOO, 500 p ~ Ame"eury
300 a. m, COOP. M
From Commercial Street Station
For Parts@euis and way stations, 4.30 D. m.
Game fiisab etb aud scarooro Crossing.
6.55, $40, 1O.16 a. M, l2.35, S25, 4.39, $50 p,
w. Arrivals in Portland from Montreal, Sc, ESQ a.
n. Lewiston $50 a. %. s0m Augusta Bath and
and Lewiston, 1925 p. M. St. John, VanceboTo,
Bangor, Dexter, Dover Foxcroft. Rockland, etc.,
at $50 p. IN. /, Sebago Lake 1910 o. N. Bridg
ton $50 am. 44O pm. Bartlett and NoConway
$50 a. IN, 4.4o and 8, 80 p. M; Montreal, SC
Johnsbury, tabyans D 81 a m. and 8.35 p. M,
Waterville, Bath, Augusta and ROekland, 6.ce
p. m. Flying Yankee, 5.25 .. m. FaTGlingT0n
Waterville and Lewiston, h4S D. m: Night Pull
mar lao a. IA. !; and sundays at 2.3O p, m. from
ST. John, Bangor. Lewiston ana ROckiand.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres aud General Manage
+, =. B0OTHBY, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
PORTLAND. october 2. 1880. Qc9dt
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eore,pn exoorts.

Afarch.
Laundry..... 3aG7 ~
Teas.
Souchong,.. 18o 20
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Nov 3rd, and until further notice,
the steamers OF this line leave Railroad Wharf,
Portland MONDAY and THURSDAY at 500 D.
M for Eastport and st. John, with above connec-
lions returning. leave st. John and Passport
same days.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked to
destination. EY-Freight received up to 400 P. NJ.
For Tickets and Staterooms, apply az the Union
Ticket once. 40 Exchange 81, or Tor other infor-
of State street. j. b. C0YLE,
marl8df Gen'i Manager.
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Foreign Ports.

phrey, Calcutta.
Ar al Fleetwood 10th, ship Indiana, Colley.
San Francisco.
Sid fm Algoa Bay Nov 18th sch Jose OlaverI.
Arey Guam.
Passed st Helena Dec 20, barque Nellie Smith
Sawyer, Cape town, CGH, for P'rnambuco
Al at Cardenas Dec II, sch Scotia, GIL, Ana
lachieola. r"
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ROYAL aIlIEItNE
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
PRllADtlPhia G Ref DING R.R.,
bAl IlM0as r MIN an

All trains yestioule.i from end to end, heated bv
steam and lighted BIZ Pinlsch sas '~~ ~
TIME TABLE NOVEMBER I6, 1890
Leave New Work from loot OF Liberty street
North River, SSS'i
For Philad lphia at $50, 7.45. 900. 1850 a M
l3 zoo, $50. 400, 500, GOO, 73O D m :
III night; sUNDAYs-y 90. MOO a. M, 200
$40, b.UO 500 p. m. 70. night.
For Baltimore am Washington dai ly al o. no IN aO
except Sunday a. M 400, $50, 500 D. M !,
Pallor cars ON DAY traIns-Seepers on night trains
Tickets via this line are on sale at ali prineinaI
England. ~"iN anu NC"
Boston ONCE, 2l1 Washington Street.
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standish.
STEEP FALLS

sleiehipg is good with plenty Of snow.
Mrs. Celia Butterfeld Of Cornish is visit
ing her parents in this village.
There will be a Christmas tree at the Free
Will Baptist church Dec. 20.
Charles Moore sawed three Of his fingers
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PONCE vi HUMACAO PR.Schr J Willard
ESQ s ks 5586 prs heads $4,000 capboaIds
100000 shingles 543 bids hoops as hbls phvs=
p ate.
MATANZAS. Schr Edward Waiie-3722 shocks
4l22 prs heads So $50 fl boards.
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DOMINION LINE.

Royal Mail steamships.
Portland to Liverpool, calling at Londonderry
PROM From From
Liverpool. Steamship. Portland. Halifax.l
Thu sday. Thursday, Saturday
Nov. 10. Sarnia, Dec | Dec q
{" 81. Toronto 49, 20.
Dec. IL. Vancouver, Jan. /. Jan. 8.
Cabiu $40, $50 and $50; Intermediate S25; steerL
Bristol Service for AvonmOush Dock I
From From
Av0Dmouth. Steamship Portland.
Friday, Nov. 81 Ontario About Sat-. Dec. 8.
Tours. ID c. 4 Dominion. Thurs" 8.
The Bristol st-ames do not carry passengers.
nov25tf DAVID TORRAN nee & CO., Agents.
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And fortnightly thereafter.

Inc most ulrecl route from scotland and Ire
land 20 the New England States. intermediate,
$50 ;SteerageS19. Accommodations unsurpassed
For passage apply t. II. 8 A ALLAN, General
fas, enger Agents, 80 State st, BUsto"; I. 7.
MCGOWAN, AZ Congress St., or for passage or
land. noy26dtf
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NORTH WINDHAM.

Last Saturday evening the animal meeting
Of Presu,npscot L 'dg- If and a NJ, was
h. d, and the following officer were elected !:
W. III Henry VI Small; s. W.. Sumnr
Maxf'l Id; w, A'ph ,nso N. Wiiham
Treasurer, thas Roger; Secretary William
Ii. Jam; S. D.. Otis Tricky; j. D., Har,i-
son X. Waterh"use Installation of ffc-r-
Masons ami their families.
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Notice to Mariners.

Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE OF U. ). LIGHT House INSPECTOR
First District
Portland, Dec "a $780,
Notice is hereby given that the whistling buoy
on Duck Rocks. off Monhegan Island, Maine has
drifed FRI m its mornings. IL will be replaced as
soon as possible.
By order of the l., H. Board,
FRANK WILDEs,
Commander, u. s. N,
Inspector LIST L. FL. ID.
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Nov 20, lat 20 N. Ion 81 W, ship ] Walker
Wallace from New York for Yokohama.
Dec 81, s of Hatteras 25 miles bar0ue Havana
from New York for Havana.
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THIS PAPER T nis S q i9 ssSi on 2
RoSell's Advertising Bureau no spruce Street
where advertising contracts G'as be 0aue tor I,
NRWlk"RM ~
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Baldwin,

We are enjoy ing some Rne weather and ev.
eel ent sleighing. an" ~
Preparations are being made for a chr,s,
mas tree Friday evening at the Union ohn.'t
A.. Virgin has gone To Portland to pr,,
material for b new house which he intepdys
TO build in the spring.
Mr.. William Thorn and sOn have sold their
apples to Mr.. Burk Of New Hamp, hire.
j. s Wentworth and brother have sold
their apples to Mr.. Bradeen Of Cornish.
Mr.. NJ. York, who has been suffering from
sciatic rheumatism, Is better and able TO ride
out.
ting the pine timber on Mrs. 5. b. Binford's
LOT.