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The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13
Black silk Warp Henriettas.

.
1t is fact SO well known AL over this coun-
try, that the famous Black SIX warp Hen 1d
Constable s. Co., arc greatly superior 10 all
others that 1t does not need any Wora from US
to verify it. but fol- the bensft q tp8se .t Wno
that from practical experience we are able to
guarantee them to be far superior to all others
IN durability, quality and oneness OF iap TIC,
richness Of ussfe o na o Fl appsarance
when worn. We'carry full line always n
stock We also carry the other best known
makes if one wishes them.
Great Silk Sale.
! The preparation we nave made for the Silk
trade this season is on an extensive scaie. W.
gained quite an advantage BY purchasing our
stock early in the season ana we puipose e "
give our patrons good value, we invite parlicu
far attention to our leading lines, as follows;
BengaIine or coteIe Silks.
The richest Silk Fabrics in. the market. in 80
choice shades, including all the popular eve
ming shades the $1.75 quality Tor Sl.su.
FaiIle Franchise Silks
In a superior quality and a fine assortment of
Shades at $1.00.
Surah silks
In great variety of shades, and in the $1.oo
quality, for Zoe.
Plaid silks
In beautiful styles so fashionable for waists, at
81 90 and $1.25.
Plain changeable Silks
In the Surah weave, 10 inches wide. 75c.
Plain changeabIe Silks
In the Satin finish, % inches wide. and in an
elegant line of colorings, for waists and combl-
nations the $1.25 quality for $1.oo.
Figured cs1angeabIe Silks.
Ia great variety of new and exceedingly at
tractive patterns for waists and trimmings, at
$1.25, $1.5O, $1.75, $500.
J. r. Libby,
Congress Street.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13

EOR sALE-Black horse, years old, 1000
ID pounds. sound and kind, seen, at A. G,
SAWYER'S Stable, corner Federal and Market
streets. Ill
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13
Single Dress Patterns.

Our selection of single dress patterns, from
the latest novelties Shown by the best i'm
porters, was made early in the season, and our
assortment at the present time is large and It IS
worth your while to see them before the best
STYLES are selected.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13

Regular Special
Price. Price.
Cameps Hair Novelties. so $ 25
3S inch Scotch Plaids. ........ 80 20
Norway SuitingS, all WOOL. 20
Rutland Suitngs, all WOOL. so ~. 3S
Scotch oveltieS, all WOOL. 90 .52
French Suitlngs, All wool.... 70 20 20
46 inch India Twills. 10 .os
French Cord Novelties, in .,
plain solid colors. 800. LOO .63335e
French Whip Cords. 10 .o112
New French Poplin, choice $50 ,E
shades OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.UO 'lU
AZ inch Henriettas ...........:. LOO rs
SO inch German Melange, IL o- 30
4e si inch Poplin Wales. 1.25 100
46 inch Bengaline, beautiful or
goods. 10y 80 80
so inch Vigoureux Suitings.... l.5O I.lo
25 of the newest and best shades in the supe-
ri0r quality of India Twill, and the most attrac
tive lire OF checked and striped novelties that
we have seen, all at 5Oc.
French Albatros, a superior quality, in the
delicate shades, for evening wear and gradu-
ating dresses, at only 621ac.
Splendid line of New Plaids at SOC and 75c.
German silk dot Epinglines, in all shades, one
OF our most attractive fabrics, price $1.lo.
40 inch Changeable Glorias, i'll the best color
ings, an elegant silk and WOOL material, at
40 inch Landsdowns choice shades, $125.
80 inch English Cheviots, in checks and
stripes, perhaps the most serviceable and de,
sirabe material for travelling dresses and
street costumes to be obtained.
so inch Drap de Russo, a heavy. rich fabric,
very effective when made up, IN the most
beautiful shades at $1.5O.
so inch silk and wool Glorias, s1.5o,
Broadcloths, an elegant line in the new
shades, at popular prices
Single Dress Patterns.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13

ygTANTED-As set of medium weight wheels
w for one horse to haul lumber on. 9d-
dress Box 1866, city. ILL
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13
ROOMS.

nEsKl ROOM TO LET at IL Exchange
~ street, room 8. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13

NTANTED-A position by a young man II
w years of age who has had conslderanle
and willing to work. Address G. z. g., this
Office. Ho-l
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13

WyANTED-An experienced nurse, age be
w tween 26 and 81, to have the care of an
infant. References required. Apply at So
State street. IL
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13

NOR sALE-A 2 story house and barn;
4 house has 2 tenements, rooms each,
sunny and convenient. Also for rent 2 story
house in good repair, 5 minutes walk from the
post Office, $50 per month, for one family.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13

NTANTED-A person to solicit advertising
w for the Worlds Fair Edition of Sher-
mans Guide to Bar Harbor and Mount Desert,
Maine. Address, W. H. SHERMAN, Bar Har-
Dor, Me. 81
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13

Mooney TO LOAN ON 1st and Cd mortgages
4N1 OH real estate, life insurance policies
when three years old and over, and any other
good collateral security. We also BUY secured
CARR, Room g. Oxford Building. End floor, 1876
Middle Street. 80
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13

NOR sALE-Houses for sale; prices $500
u $1,000, $11OO, $1,000. $1400, $a500
s1700 $500, $4,000, $1,000, $1,000 $21o0
street 81
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13

XETANTED-Four ladies and gentlemen sell
w ing our photo-checks. Something new,
good inducements, sell at sight, Apply quick.
81
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13
j. r. LIBBY,
Congress Street.
FEMALE HELP.

"ANTEp-A capable girl for general
w housework; good wages paid. Apply at
1914 Winter street. Ill
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-13
FOR SALE.

EfARM FOR sALE-At Spurwink, lCape
4 Elizabeth, Maine; contains 80 acres; lcuts
80 tons of English and 10 tons salt-hay; tive
hundred cords wood; fine sea view; six miles
from Portland; price including, tools. Twenty
Nine Hundred Dollars. Address EDWARD
P. CARMAN Bridgton, Me. 60 Lie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

At noon on Saturday Benjamin Harrison
of Indiana retired from the highest esec,t-
tive office in the world and Grover CIeve
land entered upon its duties and RESPONSE
hiiities Time was when no man could
succeed another living man ut the head OF
a nation except after bloodshed and chaos
Our struggles are at the ballot box, and,
when the result is known
the change brings itself about by
common consent and amid ceremonies and
celebrations in which all take part. May
there never come time when the result
itself shall be in doubt However earnest.
Iy every good citizen wishes the sure sue
cess of the ticket he votes, lie wishes still
more strongly the sure success of some
ticket or other.
Mr.. Harrison steps into private life a
proud man unless he has more than ordi.
nary humility in his make up. He has been
defeated. truly. But his defeat was not to
bis personal discredit. while his record is
one of the hest ever made by any admins.
tratioa, His are the victories of peace, but
thes many, honorable, great.
He leaves the White House " it'll the in
dustries of the country pl,euomcnally active
with business in as healtliy a condition as
it has ever known, and with opportunity
plenty and prosperity general through the
nation, In material things VIC have been
growing and thriving for four years.
His administration of foreign affairs has
been thoroughly American and has raised
the respect for this country all around the
world AZ the SAME timc the navy has
hccu so developed and built up that the
worid alrpa.iy can see IL. and that toe adds
respect as well IS safety.
II has been clean administration, hon
est. capable. efficient. \ prosperous and
happy people have enjoyed the many rrivi-
legcs of Che best goye ernment in the world
to better advantage than ever tefure. 1t
never meant more than II means To-Day 10
be an american citizen and President liar
risca has aided lIunor 10 the title.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

More bulky and valuable than
ever the Tribune Almanac, New
York The Tribune Association :.
prtre - cent-l is promptly upon
our table. and keeps up series of this
hand book of useful information III the
most thorough manner Between It's famll-
tar green covers there are $50 pages, con-
tanning O yoluminons mass of current nfor-
nation on nearly "vcry subject of public
concern. So comprehensive is its scope
aud 40 thoroughly dgested is the work IN
all it, details lhat it constitutes reference
library by Itself. The topical arrangement
is developed ith such orderliuess that the
book ias Tia. general effect of series of we'll
fillci aicoyes, IN which everything is TO he
found m its right place, Al the end there
is . carefully elaborated index. which
serves the purpose of 4 complete catalogue
of the information Is hich it contains The
tables relate to foreign trade banking
codagc circulation. pensions appropria-
tons, army and navy. the new Congress,
RECIPROCITY, the laws of the last session
ield revenues, postage, aud sinIiar public
inisreats Full RETURNS of the Presidential
election lrr presented, aud there IL 4 muiii
ttlr- lrgal holidays, interest exemptions,
naturalization, athletic and racing records
IA. Ii ts 4. buok for every intel nj
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

II Us rarely the case that one sees in
loral ianrual and prepared for a purely To-
cal occasion more able or intelligent
presentation ot . large subject than that
embraced in the essay by Geo. II. Collins,
Esu.. of rrosque Isle, ON The Newspaper
and the Public" read before the Presque
Isle uity Club at u recent meeting and
published in full in the Star Herald of last
week. MIR Collins is the very competent
aud public spirited editor aud proprietor of
that paper, and his admirable essay deals
with the subject chosen in a very
broad and thorough manner. while
at the same timc it draws its
best illustrations from the local field, and
the value of the newspaper in promoting
AMI developing local enterprises which help
TOW ms and small communities and thus ALL
the State aud country at large. toncern-
ing the value of the local paper and all pa
pcrs large or small. daily or weekly, are To-
cal in Il certain sease--in advertising the
advantages of towns as sites for business,
anl heraidiug their attractions as places of
homes auA their hasiusss resources, Bro.
Collins gives some ideas which are so sensi-
bic, so true, aud have so wide an appliea-
ton that We take pleasure in transferring
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13
I Bulletin Of Iron and Steel Manufacturer

Bulletin Of Iron and Steel Manufacturers.
Benjamin Harrison has made a good
President Of this great country. anil he re-
tires from Office with reputation for wis
dom and patriotism and executive ability
that will place his name very high in the
list of all our Presidents. We can all in
dulge in the privilege of finding fault with
this. that. Or the other act of his a.iminis-
trafion. but against his esiiciai and personal
shortcomings, whether real or imaginary
there muss be placed to his credit = very
high intellectually, lofty purpose. fanul-
i,risy With public questions, readiness in
emergencies, industry. patience, 6rnness,
and great courage. Above all other quail
ties be win probably Be most reuemhered
for his sturdy Americanism. No cifiRen Of
cnf country will ever BE- called upon %
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

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s'chs an'' 'n''"'sine'as u 'iis ''r'aiAs An''
si''fs ne ma e's'eAss1 Si'a an Pefslsse hs'e
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70 tas "oea uhh eSHze 1"' 'eash shAl
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13
GOSSIP OF THE TRACK AND STABLE

Mr. Samuel Farmer of Phillips has sold
his brown FIVE -year-old, Fred r., by Pbar-
aob, to W. W. Brown, Pres. Berlin Mills
Co., Portland. Price $50
Hon. Nath'l Mcader of Wateryillc has y
likely young horse in his chestnut stallion
by Col. West, from the Lamb mare, ST
called, by Gen. Knox. This mare was very
fast and has shown miles below 2.30, and
quarters in :i3 seconds.
Archie Coombs of Vassalboro, has NICE
tilly by Wilkes, from mare by Star King
son Of Colonel King This flly is two
years old, good Sized styled and colorcd
one, and Archie has right TO expect u trot.
ter.
Mr.. Geo. Harlow, the Boston horse buy
or, visited Pennington again last week and
carried away with him seven good horses.
The notice given in the Chronicle was wide
ly read, and horse fancicrs from "all
around" were in town with their fast nags
and Main street was lively with teams,
though the condition of it did not permit
much speed to be displayed. The follow
ing parties made sales: j. l.. Prescott,
years old gelling by Allectus, $3.50; j.
L. Rackliire, Aliens Mills, bay gelding
Dick, by George W, Patchen. $40; G. &.
Carville, New Sharon, ba, gehling, sl5o
B. +. Watson, Pennington Falls, brown
horse, sl6;; Miss Mittie Libby, West Far
mington, AMI George ID. Clark of New
Vineyard, each sold roam horse rs a pair
for $50; Aiken Goguoy, colt Farming
ton Chronicle.
feel it nv duty. writes trainer, 10 81,
that VIC should not work our horses on Sun
day, not because they need rest, not hc-
cause the command was made In six
can establish custom to let our horses re-
nam in the stable on Sunday and never
hitch them 20 a sulky that day, how mucl,
better We might feel, aud without duuht
win Just as many races and earn Just ss
many of the bright coins on the face Of
which VIC read. In God We trust
One of The finest looking four-ycar old
mares in Waldo county is owned 10y y. "
Parkhurst of Unity. She il chestnut in
color, stands 152 l-2 ghs close TO 1000
She was sired by Nelson Wilkes, the sire of
four in the 23o list. Her dam was Lady
Elmo, trial 2 2S l-2, at four years old. by
st. Elmo. ESQ, son of Aiexapder's Alb
dailah. Her second dam was F$voritc by
Veto, thoroughbred son of Lexington.
This mare attracts much attention while he
ing driven hy her owner, on account of her
tiue style, form, good gait and easy way of
going.
Mr.. Eben WhceIdcn of Bangor has sold
his fine pair of bay mares to President
William II. Hill. OF the Boston AMI Ian
gor Steamship Co. and they were shipped
to Boston Thursday. These horses made
one of the hest matched pairs Of drivers
ever owned in Bangor. They are half
sisters. five and six years oil, the yrr of
one being IIarbinger and of =, the other
Gen. yithers. Mr. WheelIen received
$500 for the pair. They will make Prcsi-
dent Hill team that will be worth boast
ing about.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13
Captain H. F. Blanchard is a
man of sterling character. He
will make a model Mayor. Let
every Republican do his rart
today in making Captain Blan-
chard's majority as large as
nnasihle

In Austria ar attempt has been made 10
alllize railway enbankments by planting
them with trees. Thus far about so 800
fruit trees 4ni . 500 800 forest trees have
been planted, They are expected to act as
aud also to hold the bank in place, for
hirb purpa~e willows are used. 4 mol
crate rssenue is expected from the trees
This IS similar plan 10 that entertained
by Secretary Morton, The new secretar, Of
the Department OF Agriculture, IN regard
TO the great western railroads. He says he
expects TO see the plan adopted before
many years by some of the great trunk
lines.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

Despiis the los prize Of silver the out
pus Of tina. metal IN Coisrsdo last yexr was
3 ,esa .ge ouHess more than il xas the year
before. FIom Greede, alone. 10 February,
faIiy ss59.fss, worth Of the n.efai was
shipped. aad IL il feIieyed that .he product
from, fila, ansrter will be larger than in io.'s.
inasfnaeh AZ slaere are Colorado mines that
san produce silfer nj a cost Of from ~ to
ri cents an ounce, II viii be seen that silver
mining in such ea-er esa be still carried on
at large profit. No Wonder, then, that
Colorssio is IN favor af coming more silver
dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13
Let every Republican be at
ths polls early today.

No one should pc distnrlesI TO-DAY hy hem
ecratie blud. The members of that party
viii continue 10 '.claim The earth unsil the
,ales arc counted, after which they will,
denatless. be eeuten,ed with small por-
.ioo thsvsnf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

j. A. Jaquith' undertaken and cmbalmcr,
has secured the services of u competent
woman assistant who will he ready to an.
swcr any call, day or night. This is an in
novation just introduced into the larger
cities and one which will be generally ap-
preciatcd. Portland and Lewiston under
takers have the lead in this matter but Mr..
Iaqu'h has followed them closely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

G. II. D'Brien. the popular agent of the
Columbia bicycle has been meeting will,
very good success in his work this spring.
This success is not strange when the trouble
is taken to inspect the 93 model wheel will:
its perfect pneumatic tire, clliplical gear
and band brake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

At a meeting of the corporators of tho
Forest Grove cemetery held in the office Of
Lcndall Titcomb, Esq., on Saturday, Mr..
Benjamin +. Parrott was elected president
to fill the vacancy caused by the death Of
the late Col. Thomas Lambar,l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

Ferguson and Neal who were arrested
Friday by Deputy Sheriff Amcs and Rollins
in Randolph on the charge of being impli-
Gated in the Togus robbery on New Years
Day, were given hearing before Judge u.
G. Stevens on Saturday at the Jail and were
discharged for lack of evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

The permanent improvements rhicii hare
been xdae,i 10 osr city sn5er Republiezn
rule we're lsenas.ed BY our citizens They
have been rrovised AMI are appreciated i,y
all. Fsjr.uisssefI eisixen. shoah nos, and
viii rssf obieet 10 pay ing for them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

You never know when you are going to
take cold. So slight thing As a change in
the electrical condition of the atmosphere
is sufficient TO cause delicate people e con-
tract a cold. Such persons should never
be without DR.. Bulls Coueil Syrup, the in
falliblc cough-curp, to cut short the danger
Gus uialady at the outset.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

The augusta Lumber Co. have had its
boom running from the island off the Lam
bard place south to the mill, cut out of the
ice and placed on top of the frozen field in
order to let the ice within go out as soon
and as easily as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

A school agent down near Belfast, it is
said recentiv had some trouble in getting
teacher who could govern his school. and
several applicants were rejected on the
ground that they hadn't enough sand"
one day the agent received by express n
small box which on being opened was found
to be Penobscot bay clam, with note
from one Of the rejected applicants, that if
sand was the only requisite that could teach
that school candidate was sent that could
fill the place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

Col. IL. q. Staples three young bears
who went to sleep on the first lay of De-
cenlber, awakened from their long nap last
The bears were very fat
wl'an their sleep began, bu, they came out
thin, as is always the case will, hibernating
animals
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

A telegram was received last night an-
nouncing the death of Miss Cordelia y.
Gushing, formerly of this city, at Windsor
Locks, Conn. Sunday morning. Miss
Gushing has been compelled to live out Of
the State of late years on account of i'll
health. Her sudden death will he blow
10 many friends. The funeral will proba.
bly, be held in Augusta ON Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

The public sale of seats to the ScilI con.
cert started off Saturday with vigor and it
really looks now as though the great leader
and his incompatible orchestra would be
faced by large audience on "Wednesday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13
Let every Republican be at
the polls today and do every
thing he can to make the major
ity Of his party as large as pos
slble.
MAINE GOSSIP.

There is but one paupcr in the toeD Of
kenuebunk and at the Irtc town meeting it
was voted To close the poor house. Kenne-
bunk seems to almost have reached the
teal in municipal government, and the
town is one Of the most beautiful in the en-
tire State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

Captain H. F. Blanchard is a
man who has always kept him
self in close touch with the peo-
pie. He will give our city a
clean, able and straightforward
and economical administration
Of its municipal affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

Night Baggage Master Curtis l.. Sears
has returnFd 10 work at the Maine Central
station after a weeks absence from sick,
ness, during which time his place was taken
bv +. j. Clark.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

No no,icr wasssvys will be taken OF csagped
eureBgnicAgilss-
tltE iopHNAt CsSSOF itF usf-p BSSs.n~sfALE
sou sitE FliksstsS sf3cS az kSrtt.4, Of Bss 7,rr-
st tsNsUS's AfiNss.
NdirvEs MI eau naist'ious relating 10 suh,srip-
Aops apd stsert. svr'eT't - F7rt~frA & tsglis.
Publishers AsgBsii. y sin',
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13
Or. Woedbup's Astidete.

is recommended in all cases of ,leilis.
arising from enfceblc,l digestion. 4 small
wineglassful before each regular meal will
avoid all distress from iniigestiblc food.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
apr6d&wchw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

Private Frank Stephens Of IlalowclI who
has been seriously i'll ut the Kcnnebcc Ar.
senal with typhoid fever for several weeks.
is better and is gaining daily.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

The annual meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A.
for the election of officers will be held 10.
night at $50 o'clock at the rooms. A fun
attendance is desired,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

NnguisF meetings nf she reutmittrr on STATE
'iiegs pf AgrIrs'fuU ete siii ho h.id ON taes
d ~ OF cauh wr's, u two O'Clock T.. Al, ~ room
is' SuV'is. " spi'.r.tr.
NaEula, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

The ladies OF the Guisersaiist Societv
will meet with Mrs. Robertson TUESDAY
afternoon at $50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

In order that matters may be expedited
as much as possible the election officers e,.
press \ hope that all will vote As carly NJ.
possible to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13
II every Republican does his
duty today the party will carry
the city by handsome ma
lority.
l.ority

The past twelve years have been wears Of
sresth and prosperity for the city Of Au-
ses,A. To this fact every candid citizen
Y VI bear cheerful testimony What better
reason could he given than this for main
tanning the Republican party in rower.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

Thr regular mrsnsw 9t t',o s1H'sl'iSr on In
terror waters Will hf ucli nn ~ tlur -tss o. oarn
week az 30 u,eiaNA L 81 urt4l Itf'rwts" nr
defed. a. \. MaEsfos, NleGk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

At the town meeting in BrookliD Twelve
articles in the warrant were acted upon and
the citizens performed all the town business
for the year and adjourned in just ninety
minutes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

The registration and the reports Of tho
workers of both parties show that there will
be an unusually heavy vote thrown TODAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-13

This will be our first city election 10 bc
held under the Australian ballot law.