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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, FEB. 19, 1892.
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
Carry the news TO Warsaw.

ASSSI StNCttl 10.
Carry the news TO Warsaw
You'll have to pay your back tax
rs' Gin Il horn.)
Frank Moore, of CORN, spent sun
lazy in this city.
Alex Moore left for Kansas City
last Friday night.
Horace Cowan spent Sunday with
friends in the city.
Mr.. Bell has purchased an interest
n the Downing Courant
FL Reed made flying trip to kco
kul last Saturday night.
Two defeats for the hon,iloiIcrs
must make them little weary.
Subscribers of this paper can GET
tie semi weekly Republic for 80
cents.
Bro. Gillespie. of the Ee1 ;elie, and
e. II. Combs were in kcoilulZ last
Friday.
Go TO Il. Hu::;3, erys for the styles
and novelties in mems, boy and
Youths clothing
Clarkao:1 & Co. are having an in
crea in trade on recount of great
reduction of prices.
George Medley, Ct II tt, and ". L
Frog@, of Sand Hill township, called
at this Office Saturday.
When YOU want fine roasts, steaks.
cite. remember that The Tu.ley Meat
Market takes the lead.
Judge Turner gave the people 4
better proposition than the refund
ing scheme on Monday.
The decision Of Judge turner on
the back tax cases, has made many
friend, for the people rights.
Tie T. & l.. t. is steadily increas-
ING in Clark coanty, SO says the
secretary Of the county union.
c. G. Cran.iali and wife, If Hale
vile, cav an oyster supper to SONS
Of their friends Oh Friday night.
Judge .. \. Barnes attended the
Il pu3'.can league meeting; a *4ia!;a
rs DELEGATE from this comfy i">t
week.
Package fee. any brand. is sol,
at - cents log package. ana every
thing else Is SOLD 10 low 1T C.aiissoI
< c..
Tie weekly G!obc-D .mocra; vii
lie sent in connection with this pape
at the rae 6 IS cents, or sl.GJ IL
tue two.
| |; seems tha. after a person Is gi!;i
Is Of sending obscene package
/ ;,iron.l; TIE mail, he is liable to 8;
almost :,nr.l,ine
San Knot: returned from a ti;
/ through Schuyler and AIair connie
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
Farm for Sale

100 acres. four mi!eG northeast O!
Memphis, Erst-ciass improvements
running water, etc. 1t is one Of the
BEST farms liz Scotlan,! county and vii
be sold on reasonable terms. En-
quiz. at this office.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

Fox the National Convention. Of
Labor Organization at st Louis. NJ.
February 22,i to 10Th The X. s W.
viii sell round trip tickets from
Memphis $40 VIII sell February,
10Th to 2t;;h inclusive. Good re
turning tc Narch 10Th.
C.. \. DEWEY.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
NOTICE.

For he Mur.ii G-;as Carnival! al Mo
bill. Ala. end New O.lcaus. Ia Feb.
18th anl 22,h and March Isl. l>5"-,
the X. < " i:r. viii sell round nip
tickets n about ore fare via -. Louis
anl direct routes, good returning. NJ
to AMI including March I'D
&. 4. DEWEY. ! cent.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
H1azA1s-I.-S A4-1Assxia>sszs.x Rrc

itHoc,!s nn 3-:yUntntatiye debate
20 demonstrate tne ,|esirah;Iity Of buy
ing Your groceries where the high
est quality is joined 10 lie lowest
prices. II yea Will allow Is few
wolds--Ti.i, persuasive worlS-we
would like TO r:,ll loi~ attention IL
superior line If all kin Is Of grocer,
goods at Bennett If yon Respect
Your best friend, the stomach. yoy
WI, ratrop:ze the place that gives yo,
TIE i.ure~t a:t.c,cs. That place is ?
II. ,;ynue.ts.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

Tic tax suit has learned the p,o-
pie two facts. That to keep a de
tc:minc'i opposition to any form Of
compromise all Il united front. It
las taught the taxpayers good les
SON and We hope they will hand them
selves together and give the bond
holders AL the law they want. y; So
Going the county can escape p,yin-.
nearly all the unjust debt.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

News Of leleiit t, the individual
i; eagerly graspei foy5 especially
when it comes to or tends to assist
in the welfare Of that person. \
delicious meal is 4 pleasure 70 sill.
:! healthy Diet is most desirable at
this season Of the year AL this you
can obtain by buying your groceries
of & T. Andres. His goods are
strictly fir; class and his prices ale
veyy how lie sell; coffee put ZIP in
| packages, any brand, at 70 coats per
package, aue, other groceries ara so't'
N the same proportion. II will bt
! t. your interest t. give him ! cali.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
Tax SUITS.

In the argument OF the tax suits
before the judge Of our circuit court,
last week, great effort WIS made by
attorneys fer collector including
F. I. Hughes to inject large sy,npa-
thy 4nr our oppressed citizens into
said suits on account Of the equity
existing between taxpayers on tie
re!cvey Of &aS0,C00. Dut failed to
say any anything about the 5000
he was trying to prepare Tie way for
enforcement against the '.lnVeti ones
who are the object of his great mercy.
He did not tell TIE court th,s he
woal.l not, i'll suit fey reley.y Of this
$50 geo, rest his chances on the law
which woui,; make the same q lc,cv
against those who hal not pu'. al
though he had Virtually agreed 70
sich levy in Tie first stipulation in
Thavc.'s court. The equities he now
SD =, ahing!y asked from Judge Tara
c; were not thought by those whn>e
hands yras;,cd for the tst:t time IN
1871 the bonds aal cHlyons in vio-
l,tion Of those equities they NOW IN
woke in behalf 81 those wii, ,'t ms
take paid them 4 VOID tax. Tie
equities for those men. i. fpr NJ.
Hughes. to pay hacf. :ha tax 50
wron3fu.y collected, and '!lat ",::!l
make all equal again. An'l not %
press and let the lew WHO has" paid
| him. suffer on account nt t!,;s eX~":-
Siy. charity 70: s.,!d;c:,,>@. \ w.e
! ask, equity should Do equity. SC
thinks Jude Turner, all -il,h gu>l
rs ,i.>pl;,>c ed by tie attorneys in saiu
suit, docs not eject him. Il IS CO.'S,
n.ui.;c:tia!.c ii. a Judge that lie Eu.u
that every law should be s'riv;!.,
CON. led with. under VIII ca it l.
sought to take ds property cf tn
citizpn>. tITiZEE.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
Circuit Count.


promise, judgment for defendant on
demurrer.
Elsie Cooper VS.. W. FL Cooper, di-
vorcc, decree of divorce.
Tnos. McAl:stcr Va. Eta Miller ct
al, equity, judgment for Interpleaier,
Eta Miller.
Sarah McCandlcss VS.. Geo. McCan-
d!ess. divorce. dismissed for want Of
prosecution.
NJ. A. Hicks VS.. 10 Hicks, divorce
decree Of divorce.
G. 4. Arehart VS.. Arellart. divorce,
decree of divorce.
Geo. Palmer vs.. Mollic Palmer, de
cree Of divorce.
u. J. Purvis VS.. Ira Tremai:l, al
tachmcnt, dismissed at plaintiff 5
cost.
Samuel W. Tremain vs. II. H. Sd
ing and Vim. Purvi~, reple"in, dis
missed without prejudice.
,Jcs s, J. Purvis vs. Mike Wy nn,
.arnishec Ira Tr-nltin, garnlshln>ni,
dismissed without prejudice.
Geo. {. G-rrctt vs.. john Brown
and Riley Pence. rcplavin, judgment
| for plaintiff Tor possession Of property
| y r Miller ye tI,rinIa Meadows.
attachment, judgment for plaintiff.
| State OK rel james X. tilrtin vs..
i : Coar.r;p,,t ct al on guardian :
hank, continued.
H,L,ra HAYS Va Geo and Porte,
Summers tor DOVER dismissed nj
plain1t: $ cost.
st,., ,f ", az rel Ci,,s Goir c,i
! lc,.tor vs.. Il. II. Peacock, taxes. jude,
ment.
Same vs.. Nutncr, iu'igm ent
T. + Weaver Ell Grcryrr, ap
peal f;om J. p, dismissed for wan,
| Of prosecution.
n.La;ra ,IvCune vs., Mary \. Kin
ncv. cause continued.
S:,,p Of VI, rs R,l,t H,rri-. ar
ranged am! plead no; guilty.
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

Rev. l.. f. Lewis will preach next
Sunday at Lawn Ridge vt II a. III
and at Pleasant HiIl at $50 D. III.
This will be The last service for This
conference year The quarterly con
ference will meet Monday the I'D
Il. Union to close the business of ,ae
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

The lawyers fer the defendant, i
Z. \ lans. in the tax suits were john
y. S.npot, .]ud1c pet!ingiil a:l'l J !,
NrIiintovi1. I..e other side WAS
managed by I. /. IIa-!'es, Mckee &
Jayne l.. H. cramer and John G.
Moore Bon sides were ably man
I'D, la: Tie later gentlemen w.-,e
% .in wronr side and consequently
lief, atcti.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
Died. February ~. of membrane rHS

Died, February ~, of Meinarano"a>
Group, at the ir5nie Of her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. lines Hc.ar, Of HI
cit,, | til. Cora bee was 'a'>"n on :;u,-
lay mltt Group an.; Oh e;!n,.sdcy
evening IN response to tkr Angles
! call. her little spin; took il; fight
Cora was Az ulu,,;.:;!y bright child
of three aa;| Il half years, ha!ovc,l h
AL who knew i =. leaving :. .lr:ss, r;r
Gle "i friends to sv:nra'..:z" with h"i
! III turning parents.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

Sidney Wagner died at the home Of
lis mother in this city last Thursday
afternoon, February ll;h, OF scarlet
fever. His sudden dealt, cast n silent
nloon over this city. Though yonn9
MS ucntienc.s and kindness had made
him many friends who sysnpathze
with his relatives, III their loss. He
saw mulch beloved bv All WHO knew
him. l., school lie was 4 % Il student
;ai,a ;ri2!s' scholar He wa&a member
Of tl,e u; 4. Church. South. and lived
4 true CONTESTANT christian He. On
his ~ ill4 bed he called his $o:;gaat
brother, Frank. to him and told him if
he were going 10 live, his greatest wish
cs were. fast, 10 1--we tru. consistent
christian life: second. coed health.
a;ii :hir,, Il 900 e iacat;on. His re
mains were i:si,! to le.t in the m,snn-
i. CEN tt2rv on Friday.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

The hig back tax scheme III ale
many persons vote for the refn:.,lIn@
scheme. Since Monday The Ia,'l
tax business has not scare" ANY save
The honllo!dcrs and their tools.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

Mrs. Notice. mother of J. W. an
Madison McGcc, died ri her lat
residence near the low, Ii',a on Sat
ur1ay, February oh, Tie tieceaso
was quite old and had been s!r:;
much Of Tie time for The past few
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18
MEMpi..s. Mo-. Feb. -. Is

To the Voters of Scotland County:
We, your committee, waited On a
part of the bonlholdars. They hay
ing made us no proposition, We have
nothing tC report.
john L. liuLLEY.
Chairman of Comm ttce.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

Dr.. J. G:A,ouski, nf Unity. called
ut this Office Saturday. Tn doct0.
is one of the lending men Of the coln
Is and una'terahly opposed to re
funding schemes.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

The lives uf ttcs" RtroT@ Of t." Southern
tuntv;ir;.;.,' :r. il n:tH yu'in, e HbHGt 10
t"taT,, pegs. nr:iiti.i'itiy illustrated alif
handsomely noJ3I:. IL r!o;'' ana 2uis;
4 +, O.; ..,.t.i.. wii..a " i'll il semi fee on rc
criYt @ twenty GEMS To .atS postage.
Address.
THE TOPIC. Purcell, !ni. Ter.
\. Is. Sample copies oi tac p;i'>f sen; ire,
on :.ptt!iri;i, .ii.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

List OF unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postoflice at Memphis.
7. ". CowELL. =. NJ
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

- was expected the vomm!t;ce
sent to confer with the holders OF
the fraudulent county bonds were mn
able to secure any proposition, look
ing to the settlement Of the question
that has been ayi,ating this county
for years. We expected they would
fail and felt sure it had been arrang.
ed tina. way. The combination will
have to be defeated Il time or two
more before The bond holders learn
that the voters of Scotland county
will not he hoo1ood. held up or al
low their rights trampled upon. The
combination can rest assured that il
they bring up another refund
ing proposition it will be showed nn
der by a large: majority than one OF
:, month ago Tae people are getting
their eyes open wider than ever and
have more evidence than formerly
iha, tn. rtfunling schemes wou'i ell
| rich many right here at home.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

Married nj the residence of the
brides parents, Il. Q. MHDcopi to
Miss Elenorc Cone. Thurs iay Febru-
ary Iltli. 1892 Rev. J. y. Parker
Gtiic,atinw.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

The N"i,:!al' :aii WY has refused
TO Give ANY rates - delegates, attend
in- The gr.':,; louis i.,i,aI cpIf.r,
rnce, We hope every delegate from
Til; couu,, will see that ii:o ticket
r':1s ever s,,i,:n Other ilnc t:i.,n tie
Wabash. Ii the bankers 81 either OF
;'ie Oh; parties we're - E1id con
yrnt:,a. the u dash would la very
wiling - make them rates, q, least,
Il a!~&,s has arcninn iatei PARTIES
| We have secured AMI fitted ~ q
! room a.'ay The p,s, iii : for .lpc.:
! tion ;l."i are prepared - GIVE in>,;c
! ton III this hral:ch at r"asoral.l,
| terms. The tenn will last three
months an viii BEGIN February ID.
Til: is 4 splendid opportunity for ii
loua1 people 90 Ct Instruction il
dis beautiful an,l uscf,il study. Cal
aud arrange - TAX the fail course :;
Business College
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

The young ladies' Of the presby-
terrain Ciu.ch will give an Orange
festival or entertainment al NecS
OpcY:, House on Friday. Feiruar;
1t.h
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

CiaykSo * ca. arc receiving q
,,r., ain nuat of new groceries.
Gave ';lein q ell and You are sure to
receive first class goods at lowest
nric.s
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

p.,st:nls;er:. neral ;,nan3her l},4
.s;.u>d u, order giving nltn,ey c.*Ier
facilities 10 al ppat~!iires whore the
comp atom IF tie nn,tin ,st'r .lca-
se2UU prT aa':nn.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

.. T'ies!..y d.. Mnsgrovc sold Il
hog ;,,at weighed 900 pound; % Wm
i<!in-Ia. The extra growth Of both
live stock and products Of this coun-
Is show the fertility Of the sol! and
It's ability rs a self s,.staiiinr COUNTY.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

" ,iyltt page weekly newspaper cont win,
';a:,ttnri. :}3.L general H"W-. III! Gr.':,"i 10
,.t Interests s.ri;',ii IIit: il i r;tsfi, III
t,p-A rt'~ pct. :it:. VII keep yu9 iutit posted
9',:,-ti li'f i certified To :. cop! ti Ia"
s.i.e ..E.t; ,,ru.iHi~: !,-'t,> q.
JEFFERSON .,tkiS
'rfaN
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

The i">a :,,,N 4 lpp,>,i by the Mis-
-.ouri School Boa i commission may
D. used in :he public schools at any
;'nr, Ag:t t.,ry must h. u3"i after
: y eni',2l !. lSh2
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

Miss Mamie knrtt. instructress in
elocut;ou 1t Busi;ie>s College, assist
Ell by the STUDENTS, will give Iii eater
;ain.nent 1T the College III the near
future. Date ;,Id program viii he
ai.nUuncp;! later
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

The BleiHrs, College has added
.wo teachers To the faculty in or or
10 he letter prepared to instruct their
~tn.l.n:., and new students are com
;ny IN for -pr::,g ana >i:lm II term.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-18

Chairman of Cumsn;ttee
The Portland daily press., 1892-05-17
MAINE TOWNS.
Items Of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Gray.

OIdSs
Mrs. Florence Perley has bought the
place in the village known as the Mayall
property.
Mr.. Chas. T. Mayberry is contemplate
ing bringing water from Libby hill for
the convenience of the people on his
street, also for the use of some in the
village that are not supplied.
The boss fisherman of the village is
Anson P. Andrews the fifteen years old
son of DR.. E. T., Andrews, and the boss
trout taken were caught by the lad on
the 14th inst. Two in number weighed
two and one quarter pounds and one
pound, one ounce respectively.
At the meeting of the Col. ]. D. An
derson Camp of Sons of Veterans Satur-
day evening May 18th, there were three
candidates Initiated, and there are more
for next Saturday, the Dist
We remember that Comical Brown
nearly years back, when prosperity
Pickeref' used to please his country au-
diences He is one of the few showmen
that always gets a crowded house here.
With an entirely new company and pro-
gramme, he is billed to show at the
Town Hall Friday evening, May 20.
The graduating exercises of the Pen
nell Institute class for 1872 occur Friday,
May 9th. The concert which is to be
given in the evening of that date prom
ises to sllrpass all previously given.
Many who heard Miss Winship read last
winter will avail themselves of the op-
portunity to listen to her at the concert.
Chandler's orchestra of Portland will
furnish the music for the occasian. We
will try and give programme in full
later.
The Farmers Base Ball club played
with the Robinson Mill nine of South
Windham at the grounds of the forme,
club Saturday the 14th inst. Score IS to
II in favor of the Farmers. These clubs
play again at South Windham on the
2Sth of Nav.
The Portland daily press., 1892-05-17
ASSIGNEES' SALE
Valuable Manufacturing Property

WITH valuable water power at Kennebunk,
w Mane on the MouSam River, being the
following Real Estate of the "DAVIS SHOE
COZ, which will be sold on the premises, We'd
nesday, May 18th lat O'Clock in the afternoon
as follows:-
with two large ellis, 75x5o it. each, brick boiler
house, 25x36 it. and the parcel OF land 185x
85 feet, corner of Main and Storer streets.
This Mill is run by water-poWer, considered to
be one of the best i'll New England. The Mill
has 100 horsepower water-wheel, and the
Water-power has never yet been known to fail.
The building is thoroughly equipped with the
Walworth Sprinkler System, making a low in
surance rate This factory has capacity for
so cases per day, if used for shoe manufactur-
ing.
of lot of land 75x about Iii it., large dwelling
house. known as the "kennebunk House." con-
tanning 10 rooms, and two other small build
ings.
streets consisting of q large parcel of land. a
building 26x2S it., occupied for retail stores and
a two story and basement tenement house
Il x24 fit. at present rented to good advantage
These properties will be sold to the highest
bidder without reservation, and the sale de-
serves the attention of all manufacturing coll
Germs desiring country plant having available
cheap labor and unfailing water-power Furth-
er particulars may be had by APPLYING to
BENJ;F. SPINNEY( Assfgnees,
MOSES WILLIAMS { SO Stae ST. Boston.
Boardman & ingalls, or
Baker, Marshm & Baker,
Lynn, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1892-05-17
The Cotton Picker.

"The race is not always to the swift,
nor the battle to the strong" Today,
in the great struggle for wealth, the race
is not always to the swift, but to those
who START EARLY. You can ''tell a good
good thing" but can you tell it EARLY,
and before all your neighbors have
begun to reach for it? That's the point.
The telegraph, the telephone, the sewing
dred Others are good things" but your
now if your satisfe with the husks of
s per cent, but the golden fruit of mil
lions has been long since gathered by the
spry fellows who STARTED EARLY and are
way up in the front row.
A procession is forming now at 81 Milk
ST., Boston, and is already fairly under
way. This is the Office of the company
now seeking capital with which to put
upon the market the only successful me-
chanical cotton harvester ever produced.
The proof is ample and convincing that
this machine will gather the crop at an
annual saving Of labor to the value of
$S0,000,000. A large portion of this an
nual saving can be, and unquestionably
will be, diverted to the pockets of those
who own the company's shares. Will
you be one of these?
a fuli-sized machine is in operation daily
at the company's Office, 81 Milk st. See
ing it pick cotton before your eyes will
go far to substantiate our high claims for
its efficiency, but the proof is only then
begun. Of the work actually accom-
plished in the cotton field during the
harvesting season just closed, we present
The Portland daily press., 1892-05-17

NTANTED:-Mas mechanic at the Navy
w Yard, Portsmouth An examination of
applicants will be held beginning Monday May
23rd, at the Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H., for
filling the following temporary position. Yards
and Docks Department. Foreman. Mason. The
examination will be open to all comers who
can give evidence of experience in conducting
the kind Of work for which they seek employ
ment and who are citizens OF the United States.
Persons now holding positions at the yard will
be admitted to competition on the same footing
as other applicants. Applications will be ad-
dressed to the Commandant, Navy Yard, Ports
mouth. and must be delivered to him on or be-
fore SATURDAY., May 21st. No applications re-
ceiyed after that date will be considered. Each
applicant will state in his application his name,
age. residence citizenship, present occupation
(Stating shop and position therein), and pre-
yious employment or work done. The appli-
cation will be accompanied by evidence of citi-
zenship. and by certificates, preferably from
previOus employers, as to character, habits of
industry and sobrety, and skill and experience
in conducting the kind OF work required. APP
plicants will be informed as to the date
on which they will be required to re-
port for examination The examination will be
practical in character, having reference eXclu-
svely to the requirements of the position to be
filed. IL will be directed to ascertaining the
applicants knowledge OF his business, and his
possession of the qualities that will enable him
to get good work out OF his men. The appli-
cant's antecedentS and experience in his trade
as well as the character of his previous work,
will be considered by the Board in making its re
concentrations. B. +. TRACY, Secretary OF
the Navy my IA, 1919
The Portland daily press., 1892-05-17
LOST AND FOUND.

| OsT-A black cashmere bag, containing
- purse and spectacles, on Monday after
noon, either on Boston train arriving at 4.45 or
N \ Union Station. The finder will be rewarded
sy leav,ng the same with z. G. Hersey at Room
Q, ls1 Middle street, Portlond, Me. ILL
The Portland daily press., 1892-05-17

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ subscriber has been duly appointed Exc
cutrix OF the Win and codicil thereto of
~ ssssaA' GEO. F. HOLMES, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
mas taken upon herself that trust as the law di.
reefs, S., ana l. have appointed Richard Webb, of
State OF Maine. Ali persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased, are required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to
JOSEPHINE "A. HOLMES, Executrix, or to
Attorney. may1 Odl aw3wTu
Portland, April 3oth, 1892.
The Portland daily press., 1892-05-17
WIT AND WISDOM.
A Child of Circumstances.

A Child of Circumstances.
First guest-Awful bore, isn't it?
Second guest-Dull as funeral. knew il
would be.
First question: knew it? Then why die
you come?
Second guest-Had to. My wife heard that
the formula for writing regrets had changed
and she couldn't find out what the new style
was. So she sent an acceptance.-New York
World.
Humors of the stomach, salt rheum, and blood
disorders, are cured by Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Patent Medicine Man Ito editor)-You made
nice mess of that testimonial advertisement.
Editor-How?
"John Smith wrote: Your Live Forever Pei
let's are doing me great deal of good. Send
me another box,' and told you to give it 6
prominent place.
81 Immediately preceding the death
rates."
eyes; and the first death notice ON the list
was that of John Smith. '-Texas Siftings.
The Portland daily press., 1892-05-17

Eczema, or saltrheum, yields surely to pre-
severing use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The Portland daily press., 1892-05-17
ROOMS.

ITO LET-Pleasant rooms, single or in suites
Il with board at l10 PARK ST. MRS. II NJ.
RICE. oS-tf
The Portland daily press., 1892-05-17

A I GORHAM vILLAGE-FOR SALE
N The ]. /. Stevens place on High street;
large, roomy house; large lot; plenty of water;
viii be sold on favorable terms. Inquire of
Judge N. Cleaves or Benz. Shaw, Portland, or
John A. Waterman, Gorham. 7-2