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The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
TOWN ELECTIONS.

WINDHAM-Town clerk and treasurer, Thos. s.
Mason, Rep; selectmen, assessors and overseers
OF the poor, Chas. Rogers, Rep, II. r. WATERFOWL,
Dem, L. b: Mason, Dem school committee one
year, 1: ID. Harper; committee three years, Chas.
8. Tricky, DEM; collector, Chas. A. Haskell,
Baker, Dem.
CAsCo-M0derator, II. B. Harmon; clerk. L. w.
Holden; selectmen, M. L. Leach, G. ID. Cook. s.
y; Hancock; treasurer, 3. II. Mann; supervisor
Leander Chute.
MISREPRESENTATION and assessors, Benz.
Spaulding, l. q. Mason, A. p. Bonney; clerk, Al
mttee j. f. pecoster; constable and collector, J.
M. Parsons. Voted to abolish the district system
Tor schools and adopt the town system. Voted to
raise ,391 30 for schools, poor, roads, etc. The
interest bearing debt Of the late civil war has
been burden for years, has been paid and the
town starts anew with surplus in the treasury
and lower taxes in prospect.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
BRIEF JoTTINcs.

The Ontario, Capt. Couch, Of the Domin'
ion line, is due from Bristol, Eng, today.
The Wolf case has been continued as Mr..
VOLTS lawyer had to be away at the present
time.
The hearing in the Sullivan ELSEWHERE
some 20 barrels Of cider were seized-will be
held next Thursday.
Ambassadors for Christ" will be the
subject Of Miss Greenwood's Bible exposi-
ton tonight at 7.3o O'Clock.
On account Of the storm the lecture on
Turkey by Mr.. Pierce at High street church
was postponed to this evening at o'clock.
Another subscription to the Spring Hill
mine suffrages has been added to the list
one of So, and the total amount subscribed is
$3.50.
One morning last week the liquor deputies
smashed In door at ingalls, Brothers bot
Ting works and removed IA half barrels Of
'tAllca" beer. The court ordered 1t returned
yesterday as 1t was not seizable.
The county commissioners have awarded
the contract for supplying the lumber for
Martins Point and Sraples's Point bridges
and the piers of Portland bridge to Deering,
Winslow & Co.
The children's missionary meeting that
was to have been held at State street church
yesterday, will be held at A. 80 p. M, today
Mr.. Pierce of Turkey will deliver an ad.
dress.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
DEATHS.

In this city, March 4. William II. Whittier, aged
IS years months.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
In this city, March 4, Phillip Bryant, infant son
OF George and Ada A. Sawyer, aged IL weeks.
In Gorhan, March 2, Rev. David Newell, aged
SO years.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at the +. B. Church.
In Standish, March 8. William Cole, formerly Of
Buxton aged about 80 years.
In West Buxton, Feb. 81, Mrs. Manson, widow
OF the late Nicholas Manson.
In Salmon Falls, March 2, Elbridge Tarbox,
aged 80 years.
In Kennebunk. March 3, George Christensen.
In Belgrade, Jan. 8, Mrs. Nancy Wyman, aged
SO years,
In Augusta, Feb. %. Mrs. Eliza A. Britt, aged
A years.
In South waldoboro, Feb. "a. Cornelius Burns,
aged As years.
In Rockland Feb. %, Addie Bell, wife Of Prof.
Henry A. Howard, aged "a years
In Rockland, Feb. 81, Jennie B., wife of Alden
U. Nolan, aged 81 years.
1.-THE funeral service of the late Mrs. L. Louisa
Loring will take place this Thursday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock, at, the residence of her son. Lincoln
X. Loring, No. 81 Pine street.
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Maine State College.

The March number of the Cadet will be
issued Friday.
President Fernald was In Augusta Wed
nesday.
w. N. Jose. '9a, met with a painful acct
dent Monday, while skating, and has been
confined to the house for the past few days
in consequence.
g. F. Rich, '92, principal of the High
School at Mattawamkeag, was here for a
few days recently.
AT a meeting Of the Sophomore class
Tuesday 1t was voted to observe Ivy Day as
usual, and the following list of officers were
elected:
Chaplan-C P. Kittredge
POSTMASTER at Class Banquet-Hiram Williams
Orator.. A. Alexander.
Poet-George A.. Whitney.
Odist-L. L. Smith,
Curat0r-H. p. Gould.
Presentator-H. w. Smith.
Committee of Arrangements-W, w, Crosby.
ii. M. Smith, j. A. Alexander.
Thomas j. Young was elected to serve on
the college counsel as the representative Of
1913, and 81. Williams on the executive COM
mittee.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
The Ice In the Atlantic.

Steamer Oregon, which arrived at Halifax
Tuesday morning from Liverpool. reports
that on the morning of February 9th during
dense fog, she ran into field ice and con-
tinued passing through 1t until the next
morning. Then ran south 40 miles and soon
after fell In with more. Passed through a
ridge half mile wide, some pieces being de-
tached and very heavy, and dangerous to
steamers. The ice extended north and
south. The Oregon is now due at this
port.
The steamer Dominion Of the Dominion
Line, provided the steamer Chester which
rescued the crew Of the steamer Iowa, that
was sunk by collision with an iceberg. with
provisions.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05

TO LET.
no LEr-Sltuated in Deering,. near ocean
- street, house with stable; good gafden W. ~
minutes walk from horse cars price reasonags'e
medium or small family. Apply 70 ~ .. 80
DINER, Oxford Block, Room /.
Il OVER RENT of seven rooms N n9c .9Id water
IL MYRTLE street; bath room, hqt anu sO AZ al2
with set tubes and furnace. EufU 81
CUMBERLAND ST.
I,oP RENTAL $50 CONGRESS ST. a nice
t'VsnsT isa ~ rooms with splendid large elose,si
=. tasy SinSIe rooms; entire mousse meat oy
a.so snnointments OF the mousse nIs CLASS
excellent pa'n wv" 27-1
house.
--,0 UT premises, 255ls Middle street, re-
Gently occupied oy Inc Dfesslyu 20.
t5ossesSIon at once. Apply To Il. WATER
House.. 98 Exchange street. dac2O-u
rxyO a,RT-The spacious store and chambers
recently occupied by WOodman True q Co.,
sorner OF Middle ana Pearl Streets; one OF Tie
largest and best In the city; we'll arranged for
dry goods, clothing or any other business. For
particulars apply to GEO. w. WOODMAN.
lau
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Ihe congreeatIonaI cluh

The March meeting Of the Congregational
Club swill be held In the Bosworth Pos
rooms, corner Of Free and Cotton streets. on
Monday evening next. The gentlemen, with
their lady friends. will sit down to ssupper
punctualIy at $50 o'clock. The supper will
be furnished by Perkins. The principal ad-
dress will be by Rev. E. G. Porter of Licking
ton, tMass.. whose topic will be Through
Japan by Jin.riki-sha." This address has
been delivered before other clubs WITH great
satisfaction on the part Of those who have
heard it. Other literary exercises will make
up most enjoyable evening. Let the mem
bers come early.
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"reminiscences Of the We st.

Capt. r. S. Sidelinger of the regular army
veterans, lectured at the M. E. church at
Peaks Island last Tuesday evening, subject,
"Reminiscences Of the West, was new one
and was new one and was we'll appreciat-
ed. During his remarks about the Indian he
spoke In their favor to great extent. This
is somewhat out Of the line Of those who
have served In the regular army. as 1t is usu-
ally the rule to denounce the Indian. But
he thought in many instances they had been
wronged. He said thst one thing in their
favor they never brewed, distilled or manu-
featured LIQUORS of any kind
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ira r. Clark & Co.

The firm Of Ira F. Clark & Co. will be con-
tinued, as will be seen by advertisement, at
the old stand on Congress street. close by
Market square. The late Mr.. Clark built up
a large business by close attention to it, by
fair dealing. giving every customer the full
value Of his money. IL not more, and by a
courteous attention to them. This course
will continue to be pursued by the firm. If
any one is seeking for goods in their line
they cannot do better than to call on Ira r.
Clalk & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
PERSONAL.

Hon. Stanley T. Pullen has gone on q "trip
to Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Swain of Boston, on
their return from Wilton, are making a short
stay at Mrs. L. o. Beams. Wilmot street.
Mr.. George w. Wagg, for many years road
master of the Maine Central railroad, has
signifed his intention of tsevering his con-
nection with that corporation on the last Of
April. his purpose being to devote himself
entirely to the Maine and New Hampshire
Granite company. of which The is president.
whose business within the last year or two
has increased to such proportions as to re-
quire his undivided attention,
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.p,,,nr,pHIA-Cld I'd. baruue Reoecca

PHILADELPHIA Cid I'd, barque Rebecca
ol PpEERf;RiIMBoY-Ar I'd, sch Fannie Stewart,
Li New ES qosk-Ar Sd. schs Pavilion Norwood
REM Hale, Hall. Hodgdon Mills; Grace webster
Psrter Portland; Sea Bird. Littlejohn, and Mag
cie Ellen. Littejohn, do; G M Bralnard, Mullen
and Clara, Gregory. Rockiand; George Berry,
CHM; Bertha Glover, Dyer snow Cr S!eeIe
a nraskn Drisko' from Red Beach for Philadelphia
Yadkee Maid, futile, Newport :.. Havana
Ca 81 SaTTsR HAVANA "a s seS Geo Grant YES
Pei Kid sd sch Henry souther. Smith, Philadelphia.
NEWPORT-Ar I'd, schs Ring Dove Maker,
Rockland for Providence; Madagascar, Paine,
NEW NEW B sHa LIST. sch W Allen Car
"a Ar Sd, sch Rosie s. Adra Berry, New York.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar Sd, sch Break OF
Day. Lewis, Bluehill for New York:
NOBSKA-Passed north Sd inst, sch Lucy ID
Russell. Crowel Baltimore for Portland:
HYANNIS-Ar Sd, sch Harry Lord, I'm New
Ar I'd. schs Kate Flint Mobile for Boston;
B Herrick, Baltimore for Portland.
At Bass River Sd, schs Ralph M Haywad, from
Baltimore for Boston; William Herrick, 90 ior
BosToN-Ar Sd, brig Il @ slbley. Hichporn,
Weehawken; sch Julia A Decker, Freeman IRON
Cid Sd, sch Mary standIsh, Robinson, Rockport.
to load for Portsmouth. Va.
% SD Sd; sch John Paul. for Norfolk TO load ior
SALEM-Ar Sd, schs Jennie Greenbank, ATey.
Rockland for New York; Carrie l. HiX Speed,
and Fiheman, Kimball, do for do; Henry Mil
liken, Kimball. do for Providence; Henry Nor
ganthan. Cooper, do for New York; Pearl, Brad
bury. do for Salem; Nickerson, Winslow, Port
land for New York; Addie Vessels, Dyer, Rock
In port Sd, schs ] Paine, Kendall from Bos-
ton for Portland; Minstrel, Tracy. Danverseport
for Boston; Kate McClintock. do for do.
Also In port Sd, scns Thos Borden, Rockland
Nellie Pickering, Belfast for Jacksonville.
BATH-Ar I'd, sch Mail, Kent, from Pautuxent
Sid I'd. sch G Reynolds, Snow. Water Cove.
Foreign Ports.
Ar at Calcutta Jan II, ships ri Captain, Hum.
phrey. Singapore, to load for New York; 10Th,
Saml Skolneld, Hall, Java. to load for do
for New York
:. Passed Aujer Jan 2sth. ship sachem, Dudley,
Singapore for Boston.
Ds AT q Colon Feb %. sch Augustus Hunt. Hall.
Aat Tlacotalpan Feb 2lst, sch Hattie MEG
Buck, Sproul, Curacao, to load for New York
Ar at 1T JagO Feb 1S. sch 8 q Hart, Smith, I'm
brunswick; 18th, brig Merry, Bradley. Phila-
AZ Mayaguez Feb IL, sch Ethel. Leighton. from
Sid I'm Havana Feb 81, sch Humarock. veazie,
Pensacola.
AT Matanzas Feb 25. sch NJ Bird, Merrill, for
Cid at Annapolis, Ms Feb 20, barque Josephine
Eillcott, (new) for Havana.
Spoken.
Jan 10, lat N, Ion % w. ship Robt L Belknap,
staples, from Liverpool for San Francisco.
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MuNIcIPes. COURT.
BEFORE Jupen eou

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
WRDNEsDAY-George NJ. Facey. irtoxica-
tlon; 80 days In county jail.
Justin Libby, intoxication; 30 days county
jail.
John Mcdonald, James ii. Bolton and
Colin Mcneil, intoxication; each fined So and
costs.
Colin Mcneil, resisting officer; fined $50
and costs.
Robert Ingalls,. Harlan P. Ingalls, and VIII
liam B. Ingalls,, seizure discharged.
Herbert s. Hutchings, alias Henry 8.
Hutchings. cheating by false pretences; dis
charged
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cady Put Under Heavy Bonds

James e. Cady was put under $1,000 bonds
for interference with sheriffs In the pursu-
ance of their duty, in the Municipal Court
yesterday morning. the sherIffs charging
him with assault upon them as related in
yesterdays PRESS. The case was held over
for hearing until Wednesday next. Cady
gave bonds. e. M. Rand appeared for Cady
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The hutchIns Case.

Judge Gould rendered his decision In the
Hutchins case yesterday I'm orning. Hutch
fms was discharged on the ground that he
had committed no crime. After his dis
charge and before he left town, HutchIns
paid DIR. Fillebrown the amount of the draft.
F. V. Chase, ESQ.,, was attorney for Hutch
ms and Hon. George E. Bird for DR.. File
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05

In Biddeiord, Feb. 20, Chas. s. Warehouse and
Miss Kate Moore.
In Freeport, Feb. 81. VIII s. Aldrich Of Boston
and Miss Bertha NJ Dennison OF FreepOrt.
In Saco, March 2. Charles Whitworth OF Bidde-
ord and Miss Jennie Burt of Saco.
In West Poland, Feb. 25, G. ID. Norton and
MI Matte M. Morse, both Of Livermore.
In B0wdoin, Feb. 20, Charles A. Cutler OF Bow.
d0inham and Miss Lena b. Leonard of Bowdoin.
In Union, Feb. 4. Franklin q. Flint and Ana
lostin L. Bryant, both of Rockland.
In Boston, Jan. 81, John Mead OF North Bridg-
ton and Miss Elizabeth s. Morse OF Denver. Col.
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Sailors and rIremen,a Union.

All members of this union that are in port
on Thursday next are requested to attend
the regular meeting at 7.3o p. M. to elect Of
fcers for the ensuing term. All seafarinp
men not members of this union are cordially
inqited to join, as this means better wages
and better conditions Of seafaring men. The
union rooms are open from a. m. to o. m.
where men may join, and any Information Of
the objects of the union will be given upon
annlicafion
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Blind Vocalist and lecturer.

Notwithstanding the Indictment weather
last evening. good sized audience was at
the Gospel Mission to listen to Frank L. Tay.
lor. who never fails to please bis hearers.
Mr.. Taylor will give another lecture and mu.
steal entertainment at the Mission this even
ing at s O'clock
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A RARE CHANCE.

shall sell my house at 46 Bracket street. sac
carrappa. city Of WestbroOk that lets for $50 a
month, with two lots, 6Ox108 and 50xl13 feet, for
st700 and perhaps little less, as intend to sell
sure before the list OF April. AS want to use the
money at that time 1 have made arrangements
with the Loan aud Building Association so that
any one can pay me $500 down and balance TO
them In monthly payments OF S14 or SIS, they
paying me the money. This Is a rare bargain for
any one who has the money. II not sold before
the first Of April it will not be for sale. FRANK
M. PENNELL, IL Spring street, city OF West
brook. feb4d1ws
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Y. M. C. A.

This evening, at the Young Mems Chris
ten Association there will be reception and
orange supper given to the members Of the
association by the Woman's Auxiliary and
tne social Committee. A very elaborate
programme has been arranged. Only the
members Of the association are expected to
attend,
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
The Rochester, AnnaAIa

The Portland g. Rochester road will give
notice that 1t will appeal from the decision of
the county commissioners in regard to the
damages awarded the city in tho extension
of the road, on the ground that the damages
are excessive.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
Liquor Seizures.

The sheriffs made seizures at Jack Sulu.
vans and at james Conwell's yesterday.
They arrested the barkeeper at both places.
The barkeeper at Conwelps had scuffie
with the officers and struck Officer Chute but
was gathered in
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
Weber Club.

At the annual meeting Of the Weber Club
the following officers were elected:
President-Fred z. Bckford
Vice Presdent-Carl r. A. Weber,
Secretary-Arthur N. Dennis.
Treasurer-John o. Burke.
Librarian-Benj. q. Ward.
The club will soon take decisive action
upon bringing out some popular entertain
ment in the near future.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05

A lot of tan colored,
fleece lined, GU tsize no.
siery (Women's) at 90 cts.
goes on sale today. Worth
so cents every pair. The
window has a hint of it,
also of other fleece lined
stockings.
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[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT

Cleared. ISL
Sch Chas Baylis, Delahanty, Water Cove and
New York
IFRoM OUR CoRREsPoNDENTl ~t.
BOOTHBAY. March 3-Ar, schs Maud, Robin.
son, Calais for New York Emma Smally, Cole,
Machias for do; Odell. Bullock. Belfast for Bos.
ton: Warren, C0lson. Belfast for Boston; An
ME Bergin, Odell. st John, NIB, for New YORK
VIM HItcbins. Mahoney. Lubec for do; Ada q
o MsnyHEs 81 NIB ieo L
Boston; d W B, McLain, do for do; Alice May,
Sleeves, do for do.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Sid FIN Singapore Sd inst, barque VIM Hales,
Sid I'm East London Feb 8. brig Havillah, Rich
Sid I'm Guantanamo Feb goth, barque Jose D
Ar al Port de Paix Feb z, sch Morancy, Wilson,
Wilmington, days.
! Sid FIN Caibarien Feb 25th. sch Helen Keller,
Hayes, Guantanamo.
p Memoranda.
Barque Kennard, of Boston, before reported
wrecked at Fayal. was sold Feb IA, with cargo,
Newport, Mch 3-Sch Benedict. before re-
pSrted ashore at Prudence Island Is badly strain
to assist her. The Benedict has a cargo Of pig
IRON ior Providence and Somerset
x..x. oUIo8uC P0ft8s
MOBILE-Cid 3D. baroue lanes n Hamlin
Dauphney, Buenos Ayres o'' - "'A'
,o AT %; sen Laura L sprague, wixon, Newbury.
Sl9 81 ty sc6 Sallie ron. West, Laguayra.
M hEn METSIESld 2Sth. sch Addie Snow, Whit.
Ronaey Nsw yLE-Cld Sd, sch Storm Petrol,
Brown, Boston. ~" o"uio "Ai0ut'
sAyANNAH-Cld Sd, sch Hattie Dunn. Poland
Sid 30. sch g Allen, Given, New York
BULL RIVER, SC-Sld Sd, sch Charles "a W.,
stOn, Dunt0n, Guadalupe. WIZ
CHARLESTON-Cld Sd. sch Dickey Bird. skol.
field, Satilla River and Bath. ' 'ho''
CITY POlNT-Ar Sd, schs A + Crockett from,
RockIand for Richmond; Edw Lameyer. do Tor Do do
FORTRESS MUNROE-Ar In Hampton Roads
Sd inst. bargue Mary Russell, Lancaster. IRON
Pernambuco Tor Boston.
BALTIMORE. Cid Sd, ship Jehn W Mari.
Cotton. San francisco; sch Phineas W Sprague,
Strong, Matanzas.
Ar Sd, sch Geo E Walcott. Reed, New York.
Sid Feb 20, sch VIM Frederick, Foss, Savannah.
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Union Hall museum.

Messrs. Clifford & Osborne have opened in
Union Hall. Free street. close by the juno
ton of Free and Congress streets. a very in
teresting collection Of animals and birds, for
the most part to be found In Maine.
The animals are all fine specimens,
and have been most carefully
stuffed and mounted. There is a splendid
moose, 193 hands high, caribou, two-yesr-
old black bear, grizzly from tho Rocky
Mountains, and a polar bear from Green
land. pretty fawn, fine specimens Of the
Indian devil or mountain lion. and of the
wild cat and loupcervier. The otter, mink,
and even the skunk. of the fur-bearing ami
mails are there, besides many other smaller
creatures. The birds Of Maine, both sea-
coast and woodland, are well represented,
and there are some fine owls. In fact the
collection is well worth visit. and will do
more for children, as lesson In natural
history, than could be learned from books in
week. The museum will be open daily for
a month.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
d&w1w

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
dec11 eod&Wly
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OWEN. MOORE & co.

ITO LET-Fer manufacturing purposes, large
power; freight elevator, abundant window light,
gas or .electic light. All improvements; rent
mederAte. Apply to j. A. LIDBACK, cor. Fore
anu Cross streets. 81
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x. John Little & Co.
COPARTNERsuIP NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under
i the firm name Of j. X. ANDREWS q SON,
Saccarappa, Maine, Is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent; all parties owing said firm, pay TO
either member; all parties having bills against,
present them for payment.
j. X. ANDREWS,
q. L. ANDREWS.
Saccarappa, Me-, March 2, 1891. mar2d1w
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05

Handkerchiefs at S cents.
Not the regular S cent
sort, but better;-besides
they're hemstitched and
printed in dainty designs
and are all fresh and are
entirely new.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

for property in this city or vicinity, farm In
Windham; cuts twenty-five (25l tons OF hay;
buildings frstclass. Excellent farm in Deerlng;
cuts fifty tons hay. For particulars, call on
JOHN q. and II. II. COBB,
311s Exchange Street, Portland, Maine.
feb27 DIFF
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05

That tired, ianguld feeling and dull
headache is very disagreeable. Take two of
Carriers Little Liver Pills before retiring, and you
will find relief. They never fail to do good
MARI d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05

After sleepless night, use Angostura Bitters
to tone up your system. Buy only the genuine,
manufactured by DR.. Siegert g. Sons. At ali
druggists. Mar5eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
Portland Marine UnderwrItel

The annual meeting was held yesterday
and the officers chosen:
Advisory Committee-William Leayitt. Henry
p. Dewey, Geo. Trefethen, Fritz H. Jordan, Jo-
seph p. Thompson, Seth G. Dyer, Homer M Sar-
gent.
Attorney-Albert B. Hall.
A satisfactory years business was report
ed. The usual dividend has been declared.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
WIlliston social,

Owing to the severe storm of last evening,
the Williston social was postponed until to-
night. A hot supper will be served by the
Ladies' Circle from to 80 p. m. A good
time is expected, and 1t is hoped large
number will be present.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05
Q. 8. Teachers Primary Union.

Q. 8. Teachers Primary Union.
The primary and intermediate S, s. teach
ers will meet for study Of the s. s. Bible les
son in Y. M. G. A. hall, Thursday, at 4. 80 p.
m. Specimen lesson will be given and ques-
lions on primary work answered. The off,
GERS Of the Union are:
President-Mrs. E. A. DeGarmo
Vice President-Mrs. B. f. Dunn.
Secretary-Miss w. L. Cummings.
TreaSurer-Mrs. KnOWltOn.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05

Edison's monograph speaks for itself, so does
White Beavers Cough Cream Every bottle is
warranted by the manufacturer. oct1d6m.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Fyecu Sne subscriber has been duly appointed
rHANoES MAYBERRY, late Of Windham,
tak .ee county Of Cumberland deceased and have
e etecss, All persons having demands upon the
he u SAID deceased, are required to exnipit
estate are c. ana all persons indebted 70 sara
S''"'o 10 a. cailed upon to make payment 10
dHSAAC u. ELDER, of Deering, Executor:
"inuhan' March 3, 1881. marbdlawThSw'
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REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.

The new French roof house on High Street,
BBridgton, owned and lately occupied BY George
ion Saturday. March 7th at O'Clock in the after
noon. Terms Of sale-one- third down and balance
n TWO years with interest annually Any furtner
Information can be had by calling on
mar6d2t ISAIAH & WEBB, Auctl0neer.
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NOTICE Is HERERv GIVEN, that the
taSor subscriber has been duly appointed and
Of fbe Spon herself the trust Of Administrative
'HHnxJRhRm dssHHNH d; RUSSELL, otherwise called
in the County of Cumhar,and deceased and,
R nv Donas as the law directs All persons hay
are rennsr upon the estate of said deceased
indebtad t 20 exhibit the same; and all persons
payment to '0 arc cahou "PO
varuon FLORA J. RUSSELL, Administratrlx.
A"'ipoaei, Feb "a, 1891. mar4d1awThSwstJ
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LIBBY & lARRABEE.

he sredthef today
Is likely to be
colder. A-Fr
PORTLAND, March 8. 1921
N the window today
Il a few hundred Indian
baskets at rs cents.
A dozen different col
ors; a dozen different
shapes, kinds and sizes.
Some with sweet grass,
some without. All pretty,
all new and all very cheap.
The toilet goods counter
is selling a lot of Palmetto
flesh brushes at 6 and 10
cents; two sizes. Nothing
in them but the pure pal
metto fibre with a block of
the palmetto wood for a
handle. Strong, servicea-
bic, durable,-ona' look at
the Price !