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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-30
Domestic Markets.


NEW YORK, Sept 20, lS9l.-The Flour market
receipts 46,022 packages: exports 1886 bbls
and 81, 469 sacks; moderate trade, unchanged;
Flour quotations low extras at 65@4 25;
city mills extra at 2o@6 SO; city:mills patents
8 35@5 So; winter wheat, low grades, at 3 669
go 35; Minnesota clear 435@t9l; straights do
at 66@5 20. do patents o096 80; 90 rye NIX,
lures 1894 80 supernne S094 90; fne 90
Flour quiet and firm. Corn meal steady. Wheat
receipts l86,7U0 bush; exports 2ls, 4lS bush;
sales lbs, 900 bush higher and moderately active;
/ 03ss@l t37s afioat, 03i4@l 0t1s o bi No
Northern to arrive at O5M@l o61s; No hard
quiet; Western elf at S3Iac Barley-weak; No 2
Milwaukee at i0972c. Cern-recelpts lOl 200
bush; exports 2l2, 0l9 bush; sales 81, 900 bush;
81 62A c afoat; No White at ei@6214c. Oats
receipts l69,12 bush; exports ~ IL bush ;saies
10, 900 bush; iirmer and fairly active; No at
S2Ec; do While at 33nc; Nc az 3393SAc 30
White at s41a 634s4 c; No at sac; White do at
36c; mixed Western at 32aS4Aci White do at
at S4 34Ac Coffee-Rio dull and essy. sugar
raw dull and easy; refined quiet and easier; NO
at 16-l6c; No at 3gsc; No at ID n6c; NO
No Ii at 31ac; of A at AGA 3-l6c; Mould at
4ssc; standard A at 4hc; Confeciioners at 4
at 4ssc If; translated at 4 u eass Cubes at 4Isc.
Petroleum. quiet and steady; united at pc:
Pork dull aud easy Beef quiet and steady; beef
middles firm. Lard stronger and moderately
active; Western steam at 8 1917; city at So 80;
refined frmer. Continent at 81 25G7 30; s. A. at
IS. Buster quiet and steady. Cheese quiet and
unchanged.
Fre,shis TO Liverpool firm and in moderate
demand grain y steam 3D.: cotton do 1920.
CHICAGO. Sept. 20 1891 Flour market
steady and unchanged. Wheat firmer; No spring
at 9oA @95ssc; No 2 Red at 9514 G96ssc. Corn
strong ana higher; No 2 at 52sl Gl62bc. Oats
firm; No 2 at 26ss@26sAc; No 2 White 2SH@
29Ac; No White at 25a28c. No Rye S31a9
SIC. No O., Barley az SOC; Provisons; mess PORK
al so.
Receipts-Flour 10000 bbls. wheat 155. 900
bush; corn los, 900 BUSH oats 249. 600 bush; rye
"a QUO bush barley 1l8 900 BUSH
Shipments-Fiour 10000 bbls wheat 144, 100
bush, com $4,000 bush, oats 287 900 bush, rye
$4,000 bush, barley $4,000 BUSH
ST LOUIS. Sept. 30. 1891 The Flour market
is steady and unchanged. Wheat irmer, higher
No red at 9414c. Corn strong, &c higher; No .
az 5S9bS 1sc. Oats strong and higher; No at
Iowa at soc. PROVISIONS stroDger-pork standard
mess at $40 rs. Lard at So SO. Dry salt meats
shoulders at So; longs at z 1215G7 BIN; ribs
at 2597 SIN short clear 81 g. al 621z. Ba-
con-shOuders at S. Is; longs at $S@8 l21z cribs
at 121s98 20 ;short clear at So 26go 6U. Hams
at $11@l3 &c.
Recelpts-Flour. 5000 bbls. wheat 122, 900
bush; corn 10000 bush; oats 81 600 bush; rye
$4,000 bush, barley. $4,000 bush.
Shipments-Flour. $4,000 bbls wheat $4,000
bus: corn 10000 bush: oats. At 900 bush rye
10000 BUSH barley 5000 bush.
at 9oA G; No 2 Red at S714c. Corn-No at 5 Sc.
Oats-N02 at 281ac; No2 White at Sic. Rye
S51. c. keceipts-Flour o. bbls wheat 27,2OO
bush; corn 1900 bush; oats 1900 bush.
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FREICkTS.

The following are recent charters:
Schr Eunice l. Croker, Pensacola TO Buenos
Ayres, lumber at $l4 80, Rosario $l6 90; previ-
ously part cargo, coal, Havana to Philadelphia,
$210
Schr Grace Webster, South Amboy TO Portland,
coal at 55c.
Schr Mary Stewart, weehauken to Portland,
coal at SOC.
Schr Bramhall, Perth Amboy to Portsmouth,
coal at 60c.
Schr Ariadne, Wiscasset and Portland to Quad
aloupe, ice, etc, at $1,000 lump sun.
Schr Grace X Green, Kennebec to Philadelphia
ice at COS.
Schr Emma, Hurricane Island to New York,
paving at STA.
Schr Grace Davis, Somes' Sound to New York,
paving at $l4.
Schr Iayid Bugbee, Portland 10 st Pierre,
shocks and heads at private terms.
Schr ID j Sawyer, Bear River, N s, to Hayre de
Grace pulp wood at IS 10. loaded and discharged
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

This Is a new department and
OF course all or the leading man-
ufacturers were anxious TO have
their goods represented by us, Bnd
SO we bought too freely; we are
over-stOcked and MUST reduce
the amount in order 10 make
room TO show garments.
L lot OF Ladies, Jackets In
Brown Gamers Hair stripes and
Mixtures x2.9S each; shawl col.
lar, double breasted; these gar
menis were considered good
value mt $500.
Black Chevlot Jackets, REFER
shaped, collar and front faced
with genuine mink, 80 inches
long, BIS each examination and
comparison Will convince you
that this garment IL cheap at &25.
Our Se5 SILK Plush sacques this
week $14.OO.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

4 lot of Plain Black, Stripe and
BrOcade Dress Goods, double
fold, ne Lee yard.
We reserve the privilege OF limit
Ing the quantity AS we do not wish
10 benefit our competitors.
rs pieces OF Black and White
Stripe Dress GO0ds, 40 inches
wide. 23c per yard.
8 pieces of SO inch English Serge
in Black, never before sold for
less Than Use, ut this reduction
sale soc per yard.
46 inch, ali new and very choice
goods of superior fBish, shade
and texture, a genuine xl.25
qualify at soc.
46 inch SILK Warp Henrtettas,
nOunced bargain, $I.O9 yard.
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MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cor
respondents ofithe Press.

soUTH rREEPoRT.

SOUTH FREEPORr'
The oldest inhabitant does not recall SO
warm and summer-lIke September as this
has been.
Richmond Sweetsir and Mrs. Frances Dol
Iof were united in marriage Saturday eve
ming by Geo. F. Fogg, Esq. They will reside
In Portland.
Mrs John Card has been very sick the past
week.
Charles Robinson has gone to North Ha-
ven, to be gone several months.
w. H. johnson returned home last Thurs
day from Showhegan, where he has been
employed as engineer at one of the Portland
Packing Co.'s corn factories.
Miss Claire Soule has returned to Boston
to continue her studies at the Art Museum.
The primary school, which for several
years past has occupied the same room with
the higher departments, was removed Mon
DAY TO It's new room on the first floor of the
school building.
The work of canning corn at Lewis Bros
factory Is Just finished. The pack this sea-
son Is smaller than usual-about 100, 900 cans.
Diamond Lodge, l. o. G. t.. will dedicate
their new hall next Monday evening. Inc
exercises are expected to be of a very inter
esting character. The Grand Chief Templar
will probably be present. The public are
cordially invited.
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Cotton Markets.
IBy Telegraph.

NEW YORK. Sept 20. Is9I-The Cotton mar
ket-spots quiet and firm; sales 263 bales;
ordinary uplands al &c; do Gulf at 7-l6c;
good ordinary stained GA C 4; midding uplands at
e6sc; Gulf do 9l-i6c; do stained 1-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 90 lS9l.-Cotton mar
ket is hrm; mddlng at Sssc
SAVANNAH, Sept. %, 1891 The Cotton mar
ket is steady; middilngs at x3-16c.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 30. iS9l.-Cotton market
Is quiet middling at S.
MEMPHIS. Sept 30. IS9l.-Tbe1Cotton market
Is firm; middlings at 7-l6c
MOBILE, Sept. 20 iS91.-The COTTON niarket-
quiet; middlings at SAC.
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Sailing days Of ocean Steamships.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER 80.
MARINE n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. Sept. 20.
Arrived.
passengsrs and Sp Nose to ooye NC"
Steamer State OF Maine, Colby, st John, NIB,
via PASSPORT for Boston.
Sch Ada Allen, New York for PASSPORT.
Sch N Porter, johnson, Tverton for Calais.
Sch Paine, Jameson, Boston.
Sch Lucy Bell. Wass, Boston.
Sch A Baker, Quimby, Boston.
Sch b ID Prince, Coombs, Lincolnville for New
Sch Eva L Leonard Calais ior Norwalk.
Sch l. Sturgis, Foster, Kennebec for Boston.
Cleared.
Sch Wilamine, Scott, Brunswick, Ca, to load a
return cargo-Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Puritan, Harding. Philadepha-PeterS
Nickers0n.
Sen Rhode Island. tnewl soule. Philadelphia or
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase. Machias-J Blake
Sch Good Templar, Simmons, FrieLdshlp-J Ii
Blake.
sAILED-Schs Matte Eaton, A W Ellis.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Sid FIN Hong Kong Sept 2e, barque Portland
Lloyds, Forbes, New York.
Ar Havre Sept 81, ship Servia, Otis, San Fran
cisco.
;. Passed Dartmouth Sept q, ship G G Chapman,
Ar at Gravesend Sept 20. barque Benny Doom,
Al at Vancouver Sept 2etn, ship Benz sewal.
Cid at Demerara Sept 9th, brig Eugene Hale,
Harding, Delaware Breakwater.
Sid Sept 8, barque Clark, Stahl, Baltimore
Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE OF U. y. LIGHT HOUSE INsPEcToR,j
First District
Portland, Sept. 20, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that black spar buoy,
No. 2, has been placed close TO the small rock of
fathoms at low water, and 100 feet North from
the shoalest spot
mile.
BY order Of the L, Il. Board,
FRANK WILDEs,
Inspector 1st L. FL. Dist
Domestic potrs.
KEY WEST-Ar 24tb sch John Snow, Hinck-
fERNANpTNA-sld 2sth sch Richd G Hart
ieY R Sniss NfS sEis astn sch John Reao0.m
GEio asM FSS DEAR 2sth sch Cora Dunn.
FORTRESS MONROE-Ar 9th, shin Norris
BAITiMoRE-Ar 2sth. schs oriole, Bangor:
Independent Georgetown, DC; John X soutner,
Sid 2Sth. sch Daisy FarIln. Havana.
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 28th, sch Cactus, Wiley
Cid 2Stn. steamer Maverick Dabol Portland.
sch Sarah g. Ellen, Henley. do.
Ar bah. barque Au Sable, L0ring, Kennebec
Ar at delaware Breakwater 29th, barane Cnas
Loring. Hussey, Matanzas (and sid % h for New
York; Hancock, Eaten, Demerara (and sid sea
ware sen MIA Beli, haskell, Nuevitas.
ney, Sellers, New York; Marion Draper. Book
do; Matte J Allies, Crockett, New Haven Tor
Woodbridge Creek. A'i
AR 9th, schs Jennie Lind, Spencer, New York;
Glenullen, Bunker, do.
Sid 29tb, schs Henry Whitney, Boston; Marion
Draper, Gardiner. ~
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, schs Addie sawvar and
W Chester, Machias; Cara May st John. M.
Adam Bowlby, Ellsworth Daylight, Boston;
chasset, Rockport; Jennie M Carter and Vie
tory, from Sullivan; j Wellington, Long Cove.
Theodore Dean, Kennebec; Etna, and Iyeonia'
Bangor; Il Bodweil, and Cora @ Meader, Rock
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Chicago Cattle Market.
By Telegraph

CHICAGO. Sept. 20, 1891-The Cattle market
Receipts 5000; shipments $500; steady. prime
to extra steers sac so; good TO choice 5a5 20;
others2 1894 IS; Texans az so; rangers 2 rs
q 4 60; cows 1u@2 81.
Hogs = receipts $4,000; shipments 5000;
fairly active and steady; rough and common 80
"a mixed and packers 50d4 30 prime
heavy and butchers weights at 5a5 so; light
425a4f5.
Sheep receipts 5000; shipments 5000: market
active aud steady 10 stronger nativs ewes s3@
SO; lambs at ss boa5 10; light Texans ss.
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land; Hannah nnsIng Carlton, Calais; } johnson

land; Hannah Hannah Carlton, Calais; } johnson.
Cld 2sth I, bare bargqEs R Lyman. Pinkham, Ant
werp; sen Henry Clausen, Jr, Cocord Demerara
Passed the Gate 2Sth. schs Daxid ToTrev fron.
New YSt tsw iUf rwSTsand; Henry May, do for do
Amboy tor Damariscotta; A Crockett. do FOR o,,
Boston Abby Walker, do Tor SALEM '''' uo ior
STONlNGIoN-Ar 9th, schs Ethel. Calais:
NEW HA AVE- y A 2eth, sch Mary Pike. FIN
r, FALL bd. RIyER-Ar 9th, sch Hannah Kim
Df DtTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Ar a7t0 son IT,
ze Re1n aSma Ne WI York for Portland.
Amboy for Lynn; Il Townsend, Port Jobnson,
for Boston; Hattie Ii Barbour, Hoboken for Ram
R sSaaa fdr msvs Amboy for Belfast; Nulato
Ar 2Sth, schs Everett. Eaton. Port johnson for
Portland; Garland, Providence for Sand River. '''
Returned. brig Mary Mariner.
kcnmond. AmDoy Tor 90; Mary Stewart. Phiia,
delphla for Dover; Willie L Newton, do for Ban
man, Hoboken for Rockland; Winnegapce Perth
Amboy for Gardner; Jas Barrett, Port Liberty
NOBSKA-Passed by 2eth, schs A II Hod0
man. New York for Portland.
BEvERLY-Ar 2Sth, schs Raven, Matterson.
DanyersPort; Pearl; Harlow, Rockland.
lar, and David Faust. Alley, Rondout; Crusoe
Leighton, Calais; Ripley, Robinson, Rockport.
Gd 2s sna Isas Marion sprag Fisher Ken
Max, Kelley. swans Island and Baltimore: Ellen
M Colder, Hanson, Clark,s Cove and Norfolk.
Sid 2Sth, schs Chester Il Lawrence, Rockport.
b Baker. Machias; Susan Frances, Ellsworth
AR 29th, schs Clara A Donnell, Brendige, Phila.
delphia; Richmond, Matthews, Amboy,
Cid 18th, barque John Emery, Wooster, New
York.
ca 2sth, brig Lucy W Snow; schs M sprague
Passed Highland Light 2sth, sch Hope Haynes
sALEM-Ar 2sth, sch Pearl. Harlow, from
In port. schs Lucy Bell, Ward, Boston for Co.
lumbia Fails; Marshall Perrin. Bangor for New
York; Clara j, Calais for Derby, CT; Ira Bliss.
M Preble, do for Monument River; Franklin
Nickerson. Bangor for New York.
Sid 26th, schs Annie s. Reuben, j B Knowles
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 2sth, sch Mary WILEY.
Williams; Bangor; + G French, FIN Rondout for
Dover; Hume, Rockland.
Below 2sth,. schs Julia & Martha, Calais for
Milton; Eliza Levenseller, and Eagle, ThomastOn
for New York; Alston, Bangor for do; Bertha E
Glover. and w Barker, Rockland for NYOrk
r Kenney, Arcularius, and EiGerry, do for
do; Q Morgan, Bangor for lPr0vincetown; Ad-
die, do for Chatham; July Fourth, do for Nor
walk; Nellie Doe do for Newport; Henry A, do
for Chelsea; Julia Baker, and A l. Wilder do for
Boston; Fannie q Edith Olive Elizabeth, and G.
w Lewis, do for Boston; Minetta, Winterport for
do; z Newcomb, Deer Isle for do; Orion, Wool
wlch for do; Coquette. Wischsset for do: Perine,
and Gay. Damariscotta for do; Gen Banks,
and May Queen, Sullivan for do; Nevada, Rock
land for do; L Rich, Bangor for NepOnSet; b
Kimball, Kennebec for New York; Viola May,
Hillsboro for Newark; Agricola, from Bangor for
BATH-Ar 9th, sch Il H Chamberlain, Fossett
New York.
Ar 2Sth. schs Joel Shepard, welch, Boston;
Unison, do; Mentora, Perry, and Kate McClin-
took, Wright do.
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BLACK SILKS.
Over Purchase of Silks.

We will commence 10 sell this
m0rnfng pieces Black GrOs
Grain Silk mt acc per yard.
D pieces Black Satin regular 81
&c quality, mt this sale 49c per
ard.
Black FaiIIe Francois, warrant.
ed not 70 break, crock or wear
glossy, 81 l-9c per yard.
% inch GrOs Grain SILK, regular
81 so qualify for SSc per yard.
81 as qualify CSC.
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BLANKETS.

Our special is an II.4 White
Blanket, regular $500 qualify,
$I.25 per pair.
l2,4 White Blanket, extra large
size, soft finish, regular $500
goods, $I.75 per pair.
i case Of pure Wool Blankets,
full size for double bed, POSITIVE.
Iy never before sold in this state
tor less than $500, to be sold this
week at the absurdIy low price of
SD so per pair.
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. AS ( M Z N !
- SPECIALTIES.

Linens, Blankets, Quilts, Cotton
and Cotton Dress Goods.
Great sale of Remnants of
BIeached and UnbIeached Cot
tons i'm all widths and ali the pop.
ular brands, at prices never be.
fore heard OF on new merchan-
disc.
A large quantity OF Dress Prints
mt 3 4 g per yard.
rs pieces of Figured SeTges in
new fall sly les mt SC per yard.
pieces OF Bieached Linen Da-
mask at 23c per yard.
pieces of Turkey Red Damask
warranted fast colOrs, at 2Oc per
yard.
100 Turkey Red Table Covers,
2 Ia yards long, fIinged, Csc.
as Turkey Red Table Covers,
2 l.2 yards long, frtnged, Use
UnbIeached Twill Crash Sc.
Best quality Twill Crash,
bleached or unbleached, &c.
rs MarselIles Quilts, extra siz es,
Csc each.
lot Of White Crochet Quill Is Al Sc
each.
25per cent discount ON our re.
taii and JObbing stock OF
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srEAMER "ALICE'

win leave the west side OF Portland Pier, Port
land for Mackworth's Island, Waite's Landing,
MadokawandO, and Town Landings, Falmouth,
az 90 and 1000 a. m, 800 and 6.l5 p. m.
For Cousins Island, Yarmouth FOreside and
Yarmouthville, at I. 90 a. m. and 800 y. m.
Returning will leave Town Landing. Falmouth.
for Portland, at 600 and 8.55 a. m. LOO and 500
Leave MadokawandO at 600 and 900 a. M,
LOS and 5.06 p. m.
Leave Mackworth's Island at Gas and 9.2o a.
M, 1.25 and 5.26 p. m.
Leave Bucknam's Point, Yarmouth FOreside at
$50 a. m. and 4.S0 p. m.
Leave Cousins Island at 8. IS a. m. and A 35 D. m
Carriages will leave the Royal River House.
YarmOuthyllle, at LAO a. m. aud $40 p. m. con.
Special arrangements for Excursions can be
made with the Captain on board the steamer.
- ALBERT II. WAITE,
lyzzou General Manager.
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EMERY ANDREWS, President Trsas-
urer Of the LeatherOid Manufacturing Co. and
President Ct the Mousam Manufacturing Coz.
HON. CHARLES n. ALLEN, Vice
President president Of the Central National
and HON, Savings Banks, Boston,.
HON. HOMER ROGERS Director Of
the Market National Bank Of Brighton, and
oithe MOusam aud LeatherOid OOs.)
HON. ). a. HARDWOOD president Of
The HarVood Manufacturing Coz.
STEPHEN MOORE, Treasurer Trsasursr
OF the Mousam and President Of the
Leatheroid Manufacturing Coz.
JAMES C. FISHER (Clsgg & Fisher,
Lawrence, Mass.
w. c. CocswELL, CcOunssllor.at-IAw)
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ivy ItI6BIdpH.I
LONDON. Sept. 2S, 1891. - Consols "a 9-l6d
fol money and the account.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20. 1881. -Quotations, Win
ter Wheat at rs lId@Ss Cd; Spring Wheat at
IS 1ldaSs 111ad; Mixed American Corn at 6s.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20. 1891 Cotton. market
business moderate at easier prices; middlng at
3-l6d; sales 900 bales; speculation and ex-
port Ii 90 bales; receipts 10000 bales.
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Sid FIN Hiogo Aug 81. ship Hecla, Cotton, for
Vancouver.
Ar at Port Prize ed inst, ship Invincble, Hol-
land Port Blakely.
Sid FIN Marseilles 22d inst, barque Arlington,
Eaton, Trapani, to load for United States.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Aug 26, barque Geneva,
Gregory. New York.
rem. New York.
Sid I'm Havana Sept 2etb, baroue Matanzas,
Erickson, Philadelphia.
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Portland wholesale M arket.

DOpUs 1CU1
County produce Is in abundant supply butter
and eggs are very firm and in good demand at
unchanged prices; potatoes unchanged. Sweet
potatoes are 25c per Dbl lower. Pears So 5c@5 "
Dbl cabbage a 75G90c; grapes 35c for Concords
and 45c per basket for Delawares; tomatoes 60
@65c y box; squash 75e9$l; bananas 75e@
81 30 er bunch.
The following are to-day's closing quotations Of
Rrlnxrla llama. -.
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The best of all ways
10 leDgthen our DAYS.

Is TO use Plerce's Purgative Pellets, Sir!
For nine-tenths Of the diseases of the body he
gin with constipation, or the clogglng up of the
sIuice.ways, through which the impurities Of the
blood escape, so that they are reabsorbed into
the system. The Purgative Pellets act gently
but thoroughly upon the stomach and liver, and
are the best laxative known. Without racking
aud strainlng the organs, they open the bowels
and restore natural, healthy digestion. Un-
equalled in dyspepsia, constipation, bliOusness,
piles or any of the resulting diseases.
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Corham.

w. II. SWEET, Esq, prominent citizen of
Chicago, is visiting friends in Buxton, and
was the guest of ex-Gov. ROBBIE Sunday.
A very pleasant time, was the report all
gave who attended the High School sociable
Friday evening.
The corn factory closed last week, after a
to the employees. Superintendent j. G.
Brown informs us that 100000 cans have
been packed, of superior quality.
A large number from Gorham Grange
made the Tip over Lake Sebago and attend
ed the Pomona Grange at Naples, Wednes-
day, Sept %.
At meeting of the ladies of the Methodist
Episcopal parish held Friday afternoon,
vote of thanks was extended to all those out
side OF the parish who so kindly aided them
during the recent fair.
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Havana SUGAR Market.
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA Sept. 20, 1S9l.-The sugar market
quiet; sales $500 bags of centrifugal, 96@96h
degrees polarization, sold at IS 10 gold y quintal.
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Railroad Receipts
Ros,on STOCK Market.

PORTLAND. Sept 20, 1891.
Receipts by Maine Central X Il for Portland
l55 cars miscellaneous Merchandise connecting
rnada az
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NORWAY.

SUICIDE PREVENTED.
Mrs. bennett Cotton, a lady same 80 years
OF age, attempted suicide by hanging herself
Monday morning. but was rescued before
life was extinct. Poor health aud despon-
dency were the alleged reasons.
Several new cases of typhoid fever have
developed within the past "a hours.
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Raymond.
EAST RAYMOND.


These are the officers elected by Lakeside
Division, S. of T., for the quarter ending
Dec. 81, 1891:
w. P.-George w. Foss.
W.A.-Carrie Str0ut.
II. S.-Vienna v. Foster.
A. II. S.-Bessie M. Jordan.
Chap.-Abble X. Nash.
+. SO. b. Lane.
TIC. L. Allen.
Cop.-Rachael Brown.
A. C.-lda Strout.
1.S.-E. Leach.
o. S.-Lizzie Riggs.
These officers will be instaled next Satur-
day evening by ID. G. w. p, Q. l.. Allen.
The Free VIII Baptist Society have en-
gagged Rev. Mr.. Staples of Temple, to preach
for them the coming year. He will soon
move his family into the parsonage.
Mr.. Nathaniel Staples, an aged and es-
teemed citizen, Is very low, and at this writ
ing is expected to live but short time.
Miss Ellen j. Small, recently from New
ton, N. j., is visiting relatives aud friends in
this vicinity.
From less than half an acre of ground DIR.
Jordan dug one hundred bushels of New
Queen potatoes.
Mrs. Louisa Edmunds and children, who
have been visiting relatives and friends here
for the past four weeks, returned to their
homes In East Boston Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor preached in the Union
Chapel last Sunday evening.
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CHILOREN's GARMENTS.

A large range OF styles and
prices opened for this weeks
sale.
Most everybody I'm the city has
talked Fur Shoulder Capes TO you
prices of these goods af 246 MID.
DIE STREET this week.
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The First Message from Mars

enougrass our experimenters have at last sue
inhabting Mars 'o" VI the people
Snively-Indeed? Has am, r,...-.
between that planet and the earth9 81 ptsseu
Snodgrass Yes; they wanted 10 nm ~ -,
score was.-New York Sun, " An'" WHAT the
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SPRINGER BROTHERS,
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL DEALERS,
500 Washington st., BOSTON.
Cor. Bedford ST.
for Fashionable ~Cloaxs
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
eod9t
Portland Provident Association.
ANNUAL MEETING

TIME annual meeting of the Portl md Proyidept
4 Association for the election Of officers and
at the office Of the Association THURSDAV
EVENING, Oct. LIST, 1891 at 7.30 O'clock; en-.
trance Myrtle street, Clty building.
sep2sdsf THOMAS PENNELL, Sect
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Spoken,

Spoken.
Aug z, lat 80 Al s, lon TIA 35 W, ship Agenor
Frost, from Newcastle, NSW, for San Francisco
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Notice 10 Tho Creditors Of The Lakeside Press.

PORTLAND, Maine, Sept. 2Sth, 1891.
The bonds OF the Portland Water Company, due
October LIST, 1891, will be paid on presentation
al the Merchapts' National Bank, Portland or
the National Bank of Redemption, in Boston. -Four
per cent. Gold Bonds of the Company, due In
1928, may be had In exchange for above Bonds
'"'0'"' PORTLAND WATER COMPANY,
BY Geo. p. Wescott,
sep2od3t Treasurer.