davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-10
Die erfronften pfe9erinnen i'm
podenbospttdl.

Wte mir u~nieren 2eiern bercits 9eftern
mittbeiIten, ltnO 3tpet Ser treffGiden
&rantentpGrtertnnen i'm 8odenboSpital,
8tpci S6lpcitern beS Srben5 Der v0ienitz
mdbben Seiu Gbriitt", iebt ebcnfauS BON
6er i6rcfliben &ranfbett er9riffen nor
ben. Die gtamcn Der beioen SbmeItern
iinO &ate S6leile unb Nlbtna 6unmert.
5Sbtpeiter Qlbino lit bic am gciG6rlibIten
@rfranfte, un0 ite tpir6 porausiidbtlicb nicbt
ipieOer auffommcn. Ser 3uitanD Der
S1petcr Safe 9iebt 5u 8efircbtun9cn ni6t
NnloB. @S itno bieics ieit piey5ebn Mouaz
ten bic erItcn @rfranfrn8SfGue unter ben
Opferfreuoigen S9tpeitern.
Nie Der 6ausar5t Oes 8latternboSpitals
angtcbt, befanben iib 0citern 1913 8rantc in
Ser Nnitolt, Bic S6peitern 5dblen aber 112
&ronte, Or, IoOO oagcaeu nur 81 9eraus.
, 1894-02-10
Gin fall f6mar5er BIattern.

Somes 8ennett, So Sabre alt, mur6e
bcrte friib in ieinem 3immer i'm v8bite
Star"s 2ogirDauie, 326 Glarfitr., to0t porz
%gtfunoCn. Der 8otrolpa9en mur6e aufz
~gcbotcn, ais abcr Die 8eamten bic &eicbe in
2(u9cnl cbetn nabmen, famen iie gu Der On
iiDt, OaB Bennett an ben 8lattern 9eitorz
ben let, uno lic tpctgertcn itd, Die 2eid6c gu
entfernen, 9aS @eiun06eitSamt pl1r0e be-
noc9rjcbti9t uno IieB Oaun bic 2cicbe fort
ic6afen. Der 2(r3t 6eS @eiunobeitSamteS
c%rflGrtc, Bennett lei III ben i9par3en
8lattern gcitorben.
Bennett ipar Brrter in elmer @;rtblcbait
auf Der NorOieite uno bate ieit 5rpei QBocben
i'm vgSDtte Star Xogirbauie getpoDnt. 98ie
bet Glcrf bc5 2%OgirDauleS bericbtet, fam
Bennett 9eitern 2lbcnb 9egeu 6 l1br IN an
i6ei1eno better @eiunObeit nab Sauie.
, 1894-02-10
Die DoIfsbubne.
sdaumbero=Sb inoIer's poIfstbeoter.

~CAA2tl(CALCLS
SIM yNtpoQozS beater" tritt morqen
tpieoer Der beliebte Genoriit Seroinanb
S6iib in Der befannten Sper Ser Sretz
icbiB" bon @arl Marta BON @eber, a1f.
6r. SbiiB iin9t barin cine ieiuer Slang
rOLen ben yWear," in tpelcber Ell in beioen
6eniipbdren groBe Irtumpbe 9efeicrt bat.
Die llbrt9en 8artbten itn6 nit ben 0amen
Wft5t Serent, Sofa unb emma Oforman,
Den 6erren No0enber9, Gatbanion, &raule,
Soettler unD S6lenfer &c. be1tenS beleBt,
uno bat bic Direction feline Soften gez
ibeut, INT oucb bic Nusitottung, beion6erS
bic i'm 3. Oft porfommcnbe vWolfsi6lWcbt"
9lG15eno gu g~eltalten.
Sn Der vNurOra=T urnbaIIe" fommt bic
groBe 8oiie nit @elan9 yDer Stabstrom=
peter" pou Wannitdbt, Muiif bon 8iLfcns,
5ur 9luffibrung. Die 9amen Otorie unD
Sobanna S6aumber9, Sri. 6eolpig 2ange
(erlteS Nuftreten), 2ouiie &ocb un0 Nlnna
SartelS, lomte Die 6erren: 8erle, 6abn,
Soch, S0tpe uno &olel, fpielen bic 6auptz
p%artbten nno tperOen Die 5aDlreicben Sc
lan9Snunmern, 10 an oer 3d6l, it6erltcb
etnen 9rOBen Grfolg 81 Der3ei6nen baben.
Die gOiic nir0 icbr biibicb auSgeitattet
tper6en, unb Die @arberobe ganS beionoerS
9lGn5eno ietn. Sri. S6aumber9 miro ouf
au8emetnes Gerlangen ais @ytro>Gtnlage
Das jebt 10 iebr pOpuldre en9ltl6e 9ieO
v0atip Sell" gum Bortra9 bringen.
Sn yWfuelIer'S 9alle" fommt oaS oorz
5iigltbe, bendbrte 8olfSitiid NIT @e1ong
bon Saiier Scr 8%iebbGnbler BON 0berz
Seiterretcb" 8ur 9(uffibrung. ST.. S9tnDz
Ter lpielt Die GitelroIle, nit peldbcr CT su
tpieberbolten W2alen 9an3 beoeuten6en Gr=
fol8 3t per5eidnen bate unO piro bon BEN
0amen 9tOlf, 9(btfelb, Staue unb S6mi6t
iOpie Ben 6erren: &roener, Sob, Q0ffler,
2ell6erS, 3eblt6e unb 9ittmar getpiB
beitens untcrIIiibt perber. Son Sen Oaz
men Nolf unb Stoue per6en eint9e iebr
oniprccben0e @eiangs>@inlagen auBer BEN
Srt9tnalnuntmern gum GOrtrag fommen.
, 1894-02-10
Die Otpioenoenfra9e
Sir Ole meltausfetun9saFtiond mob nidt
entihieoen. DerIeeuu9 oes coIuml=
btfber1 0ollamtes nab Ger Sta0t.

Son BEN 0ireftoren ser colunbil9en
WeltauSitelung ftnb 9e9enipGrtig 10 Dtele
bon Der Sta0t abipeleno, baB 81 Set geitz
rtgen DISCRIMINATING Der 0ireftpren, in
tpelber Die Srage cntI6ieocn merOen loute,
OBJ Der &aiieniibericbuB BON $1,364,072
oa5u benuBt perben lolIte, ben Q%tftionGren
cine 9iptocnoe bon 5ebn QrOSent alS5uz
Sablen, fctn Quorum 3uiammen9ebracbt
lDerDel1 fonnte. IS iparen MIR Is 9tref>
loren antpeicnO, nGntltcb Die Serren @antp,
Gratpforo, 9tron, GustpOrtb, 6tginbotbam,
GcfenS, 2atDiOn, Ooeu, 8ed, 9ttplep, 6otbz
ibtlo, S6netoer, Na6er, gSalter, Belling,
9B6ccler, OOung un6 2amrence.
Son elmer 8elbIuBlaiiuu9 iiber obige
Tra9e muBte Daber Qtbitano genommcn
tpcrOen. Die 8eriommlun9 begnii9te ii6
oantt, ben na6iteben0en 8cricbt OeS ST.
nan5auSi9ulieS entgegen5unebmeu.
2tn baS 9trectorium Der Goluntbii6eu
QSeltatSitcllung
Der 6inan5auSi6uB g%eitottet iic6, 5l be-
rtcbten, 0aB er bcu 8ertcbt DeS 9(ubttorS
iIber 2lctipa uno DISQUALIFICATION Der
&0rperit5aften gcr0u 9epriift bat; boB in
Der 8eriamm(ung bieieS NnSi0uiIe9 Der
8rditOent, Ser 6ilfsou6itor unD ber Sc
neral %ollcttor a1tpelcn6 tDaren ur0 0aB cine
grllnoltbe 8eipre6ung un0 ltnterluc6ung
Der 9egennGrtigen ftnan5ieIen Gage Der
&Drperichaft porgenommen muroe.
SIS lit conitatirt tpprben, baB bic QcttDa,
nGn1ltA Der iebige &aiienbeitan6 un6 Die
porii6ttg abgel6dbtcn %itbrt9en 2lctipa,
81, 73O,275.15 uno Die 0crbtnOlicbfetten
$3.50, 202.4 3 betragen. 8ri Der Seititeuung
Der 8crbinOli1feiten purOe Der 8etrag
fit bcrcit3 protocollirte ltnb 81 ben ctgentz
Ii6en Sbllben Der &0rperi9aften gerec61
ncte Torberun9cn, ais aucb pie 8etrGge fir
onbcre Sor0erunger1, iibcr ipelcba bic Gnts
lbetDung no6 in ben @eridbten icbDebt,
enoltc9 abcr aucb eth angemenener 8etrag
fir Die nocb SI crtpartenoen 8ertpaltungS>
foiten uno Die SaIGre bis gum l. W}ai in
Qnre6nung gebracbt. Ser lle6cricbuB be-
trdgt Oenulocb $780,, 072,72.
Ser0ilan6 SO. SEED,
Goritber beS 6inansauSicbuiieS.
Die MftionGre per6en itb, fails nibt I'M
Snli6an cine GTtrapcriammlung cinbez
rufen miro, in 8c5u9 auf Bic @rlebt9ung
Der 9iotOenOenfrage, bis 5u Ser ndblten
~Gerlammlung De5 9ireftortums i'm Otdr5
ge0uloen mitiien.
0as columbtide 3oGamt, bas ii5 ieit
6em S6luiie Der QluSlteuun8 in Der Ger
naturalization i'm Safion 8art bef1nben
bat, lpirb beute nab Dem 3ouipei6er an Der
6drriion@ uno SbermanitraBc perlegt tperz
ben. Sis gum Is. bS. OttS. merben in ben
peri6ieoenen Neutrality-suspicious. no1
3O4bcamte itationirt bleiben. 0tac6 Oielent
Sage perOen ale in Den @cbGuoen etpa
nod DOrbanOenen auslGnoii6en Plus
iteuun9s9iiter nacb ben 3Ouipeibern in Der
StaOt gebra9t Wer6en.
, 1894-02-10
StroIde uu0 tbre Frenn6p,

Sn Ser 6ollteb Str. IS otiseiitation Ipielte
iicb geitern cine ciacntbimltcbe Scene ob.
Sames WturpbD uno Simon @ulbing, 5tpet
betannte StroIcbe, iouten benz Hicbter Dor
gefiibrt wcrben. Sine 9roBe NnSa6l BON
itG6til6en Q(ngeitellten bate iicb eingefunz
Sen, I'M ii6 fir bic Strolbe 81 p~erpen6en.
I'm Dem 9ru6 Oteier 8iebermGnner 3lt entz
9eben, lteB @apt. Warb bic beiOcn @cfan5
genen nadb Der 6Doe 8art7S Station brtnz
gen. @r iolte OtaDor 6optinS oooon in
&cnntntB ieBen, oaB ieine 2tngeitelten ibrc
?3ett bamit %3ubringen, SptBbuben gu
belfen.
, 1894-02-10
6dn9t bel lid felbif an.

vWa5 Dem @incn rec6t lit, lit Dem gln6ez
rem btut9," Oacbte W}apnr 6optins unb
beouftragte Ben Comptroller alderman, bas
bllr9ermeiiterItcbe 0cbalt UNI 10 8roaent
3I perfir5en. 9as @e6alt iolcber 8eantz
ten, lpelcbe bonn 8olfe ertpGblt uurbel1,
fam ntcbt ermdBt9t ipcrben, altBer penn
Die betreftcnben 8eamten freipiuia auf
etnen She'll ibrer 8e5iige 8cr3icbt lciiten.
9er WfaDor mar bis ieBt Der Ginsioe, mel
cher OaS getb0n bat. Oil W&it9Gteber Der
PolI3et ltno 6euertpe0r macben ale 0enfz
barren An1tren9ulgen, nm Die Nl6ermen
BON elmer Selobnetoung Ser @ebGlter ab5lt>
balten. Dem 8erneDmen uacb baben ic
berettS cine 9~enit9enoe 3abl bon Sto6tz
D1tern 9etponncn, tpeIcbe elmer oabtnqeben5
ben @mpfeblun8 bes 8inan5comites ernlteu
@ioeritan6 bereiter ipouen.
, 1894-02-10
Stdott1bes,
Brieffdften.

s. sd. = Ser 53ou AMI mulifaliitbe
Snitrumente tpirb nacb Dem Wtaterial be-
tcbnet, aus benz bielelben bauptidcblicb be-
fteben. 6Ol5erne Snitrumente 3. 9. wer7
ben nit 30 8rO5ent berecbnet.
, 1894-02-10

lin Steuungiucbenben BEL Der gegenz
tparti9en gtotbla8e bas @rlangen bon 8ez
1bdftigung 5u e%rleicbtern, nimmt oaS
2lbenobIatt Der SuinotS Staats3eitung
SteQengeiube unentgeltlidb anf.
, 1894-02-10

&Ieine Qln3etgen in Ser Nben6auSgobe
Der SQtnoiS Staats5eitun9 toiten, penm
nibt mebr tpte 5ebn 8orte, 10 GeutS, ieoes
Nort l Sent.
, 1894-02-10

BertboIo &otl9fe, Gotbarl1e 30. 60ltz
ltt. &. .of-IO
@uitap 9. 2enber9, Nlmo GtrOm9ren 1876
6orrp 6. &amm, ellie Stabl. 1913
EbeoDpre WteB, Wtinnie MartenS. D.. .35-31
cGno. 8D6ou, @eueDa 2iuoSl p...... .22-16
Qubert S. &remer, 9tettie ., God.... .32-24
eSo6n @atlt, @aiip S. 2eruer. .24-22
6acob Saimonlt, @u9uita Sing. go. .23-17
Souls @. @t6manu. Gertba Nbnib. . .25-24
g8iuiom Sbortepo, Gote Cannon. . .22-23
, 1894-02-10

2Iben6bIatt Der 81, Staatsstg. l Gent.
, 1894-02-10

NDOnntrtauf bas NbenobLatt Der SQinois
Staatsz 3eitung. 9rets l Sent.
, 1894-02-10
betratbsfbeine.

6otgenbe Seiratbsi9eine wurben 1eute
, 1894-02-10

aEne go d. rtn 8rft.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Belts Hastings visitors this week.


The following party of Omaha people to Lincoln Monday
One the principal objects Of their visit to witness
the of Lady Wudemere Fam at the Lansing
heate party did until Tuesday afternoon after
having visited number places of local interest The visitors
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

MW& has witnessed pronounced dmnu
CMMNA ton of at least indoor parties, and the
N$" season" may be regarded having
closed The mercury responding
GIRL with her auny shirt waist and mmascune jacket and
nobby little sailor hat likewise the with his bushng
expanse of pink shirt bosom and his oed yellow shoes have
until the autumn pocams the close of their reign
number people who expect out of town this
unusually small few persons going abroad little handful
will the seashore small contingent betae themselves
the mountains but the large majority Of the people who well
known society will Lincoln and trust to the of
nature tempt the heat the ngency the financial situation
With this matter OF necessity with others is choice
The blessing of ample the dissolution from fashionable dress
ing and the invaluable privilege of Lying around loose induce
ments which have decided plenty of families with ample
do they please at home this be comfort
able While society vegeate to speak, during the hot
weather there indications will show forth
time such tokens of vitality compOrt with ferd empea
1t expected that there will be porch garden
ties pcn the parks Indeed several events of
this sort have already ranped and there substantial
OF
wedding Tuesday
Congregational church.
The Culivaor monthly magazine published in Omaha,
sends out its first number with portrait of Prof Taylor
the outside and sketch of this well known citizen of
Lincoln and authority on the fruit crop the inside
The W. Cooking Saturday residence
Of Miss Stella Curtce
Frank c. Zehrung left Sunday New York will
main weeks booking Funke Opera
Misses Mare and Lyle Hoover spent Omaha
week. They attended the wedding Miss Mabe Stafford which
took place Tuesday,
Professor Lees European party left Saturday 1t composed
of the following g. H. Dern " Ferrin Johnson p
Woods r. E. Fnney g. F. Fisher G. H. Hail. W. W. Wilson, w. H.
Hayward and W. j. Rouch Mrs. F. NJ. Hurlbut Mrs.
Miss Temane will the party intending in
London while the others doing the continent
There minstrel performance ST. the other evening
given by ladies prominent in society The Gazette of ST. Joe
member Of the company Miss
in this city the guest of Miss Mae Burr "A black yellow
tom skipped the the stage
lively and began opening
de Sky Miss Kate Norman With shock kny
black hair that made her head look
feet that seemed fairly nmbe FORM she into
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

seemed as II 1T would never tire
Hyatt gave piano Tuesday
at the Conservatory of Music.
The university cadets Beatrice they
encampe three days Saturday evening The young enjoyed
the somewhat noveexpeence being exhibited much head
enterpn Beatrice people having conceived
brilliant project of charging admission fee to the grounds where
the battalion encamped This however remeded
and the camp grounds generally crowded 1t understood
that Mr. Dixon played particular havoc with the the
Beatrice madens.
Cook Hllsdae Mich days ago
the wedding his He accompanied by Miss Helen Har
wood who will remain in the east time.
Mr.. and Mrs left Monday Cincinnati.
Frank W. Lewis of Boston, formerly of this city, in Lincoln
Chancellor Mrs. Garfield entertained the members of the
graduating class of the state university Saturday evening
Miss Mary Miller who has been visiting her sister, Mrs E.
Thompson for months left Saturday for Chicago Friday
Miss Mae Burr entertained few friends informally her
honor.
L. McClay held up Monday evening while
going from the Columbia National bank his home Mr. Mcay
did not fight He did not have time.
public reception given parlors the Young
Christian association Sunday evening
Professor Owens OF the state university lately returned from
Philadelphia and other points the He will the
his vacation shortly intending spend his time studying
engineering various places He will visit Niagara Falls and
anime the electrical work now going on there.
Miss Gayords appearance Serol in 1.-The Chimes Of Nor
mandy gave Lincoln people opportunity Judge
the capabilities of this talented Miss Gaylord has
appeared operate performances this city,
public Lincoln having been confined concerts and
singing AS SerpOee she exhibited grace
added vocaizaion made her
ioyabe understood that Miss Gaylord expects become
operate time future and her friends conf
dent of her
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09
Niece %SSfSssa ssi,

1t is manifest that Lincoln society is
preparing for its summer siesta. While
there has not been complete cessation
Of social entertainments, the past week
has witnessed a pronounced diminu-
ton of at least indoor parties, and the
season" may be regarded as having
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09
THE COURIER

the spirit the enthusiastically that the audience repeated
y burst forth applause She three and the audi
ence seemed as if it would tire"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

Professor Owens of the state university lately returned from
Philadelphia and other points the east He will leave city
his annual vacation shortly intending to spend his time studying
engineering various places He will visit Niagara Falls and
anime the electrical work going there.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

W. L. McClay held Monday evening at u o'clock while
going the Columbia National bank his
did not fight He did not have time
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

Misses Leona Hess and Winfred Miller of Lenark, ILL.,,
guests of Mrs ]. T. Mastin at 1145 street.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

Miss A. Helen Hyatt piano and eocution recital Tuesday
the Conservatory of Music.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09
Frank W. Lewis of Boston, formerly of this city, in Lincoln

Chancellor and Mrs. Garfield entertained the members of the
graduating the university Saturday evening
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

Miss Mary Miller who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thompson for months left Saturday for Chicago Friday
evening Mae informally
honor
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

public reception the parors the Young Women
Christian association Sunday evening
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

Frank NJ Cook left for Hsdae Mich days ago atte
the wedding his sister He accompanied by Miss Helen
wood who will remain in the east time
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

Professor Lees European party left Saturday
of the folowing g. H. Dern E. V. Fen r. III. p
Woods r. E. Fnney g. F. Fisher G. H. Hail. w. w. Wilson, w. III.
Hayward and W. j. Rouch NJ Hurbut,
Miss Tremane will accompany the party intending remain
London while the others doing the continent.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

Misses Mare and Lyle Hoover spent several days Omaha this
week. They attended the wedding Miss Mabe Stafford which
took place Tuesday
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

The CuItiUdOr monthly published in Omaha
sends out its first number with portrait of Prof W. Taylor
the outside and sketch of this well known citizen
Lincoln and authority the fruit crop the inside
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

Frank c. Zehrung left Sunday for New York where he will
weeks booking Funke Opera
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-09

The W. Cooking club met Saturday afternoon the residence
of Miss Stella Curtice.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-14
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Bowery Beach.

Miss Sarah A. Fitzpatrick of Portland,
who has been visiting relatives at Pond
Cove the past two weeks, returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank c. Beardsley of Pond Cove
is visiting friends at Lowell, Mass.
Miss Lucia B. Anthoine, of Spring
street, Portland, spent the past week
with her aunt, Mrs. W.D. Murray at
Seaside Cottage. Bowery Beach.
Mr.. Lewis Littlefeld of Portland, who
has occupied part Of the house of W.
W. Hannaford at Pond Cove this summer
| will move his family to the city this
week.
Miss Mary E. Jordan, Of Bowery Beach,
is taking course of study at Shav's
Business College, Portland.
| Rev. Allen Keith, formerly of Cape
Elizabeth, who is now attending Bates
| College, preached at the Free Baptist
church at the Centre Sunday. The many
| friends of Mr. Keith wish him success in
his undertaking.
| Mr., John N. Brown of Bowery Beach
has moved his oil d house off of the cellar
and is preparing to build a new house
| on the site of the old one. The new one
| is to be 2Sx36 feet, with an addition Tx
80 feet. No doubt it will be one of the
finest houses in that section of the
town. His family will occupy the old
house until the new one is completed.
Mr.. Joseph Dresser, of Bowery Beach,
has torn down the main part of his old
house, and is building new one.
Mr.. Nathaniel W. Staples of Bowery
Beach, VINO has been in the employ OF
Loring, Short & Harmon, Portland, has
given up his situation, and has cones to
Boston to study dentistry.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-14
regard to the important election in that

regard to the important election in that
State. Not even an obscure note in
"Various Topics" column which pur-.
ports to give an outline of the principal
events of the previous day, informed the
Mugwump readers of the Cleveland even
ing organ of the overwhelming victory
which was achieved in Maine on Mon
day. The only reference to the situation
in the Pine Tree State in the columns
outside of the editorial page was a lumi-
nous extract from the Lewiston journal
on Maine Signs of Cold Winter. Here
was information that the "goosebone is
nearly all white" but no reference was
made co the "goosefesh" which is now
creeping over all BourbonD democrats who
have failed to rebuke their party for its
gross incapacity and it's laundering and
corrupt trifiing with the business and
industrial interests of the nation.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-14

Furniture Carpets Stoves and
Pillows
O'clock Tables Sdboard Extension
Desks Pictures ChiffOnierS
Beds Folding Beds
Oak with CObler
Upholstered Chamber Chairs Kch
Birch Rockers Rockers
Rockers, Wood Plush
Odd Chairs
Irish Point Curtains Nottingham Lace Cur
Oil
other articles that make complete stock OF
100 Clothes 500
100 Stat Springs EACH bed
o'clock Remember the
bargains Everything be sold
the attic 1000
Feathers by the pound up Satisfactory
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-14
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest G altered by Cores.
pondents of the Press.

Paris.
WEST PARIS.
We had a light frost Tuesday night.
A new sidewalk has been built be-
tween the new bridge and the railroad
crossing.
Burnham & Morrills corn shop here is
putting up about twenty eight thousand
cans of corn per day..
The new Methodist chapel at North
Paris is up and nearly finished on the
out side.
Rev. la. Bean of Cornish, Me. occu-
pied the Methodist pu lpit here last Sun
day. -
He. Andrews will offer his entire
stock of goods at public auction Sept.
22nd and oath and will close the store
Oct. LIST, MIR. Andrews store is the larg-
est variety store in town and the place
will miss it it it is closed.
The majority OF the people in this
place ara we'll satisfied with the result
of the State and town elections, one of
our most respected citizens, Geo. W..
Rideout, having been elected county
commissioner.
Fryeburg.
\ The Musical and Reading in Frveburg,
which will be held in the Cong ,ega-
tional vestry this evening, ,lll be
a pleasure and delight to those who are
so fortunate as to be present Every
mem Der Of the Trio is an artist in the
truest sense, and have delighted hun
dreds with their sweet songs and instru-
mental executions The reader is a
young lady from the Boston School OF
Oratory, who never fails to impress her
audience with the humor or pathos of
her selections. Among such refined
and appreciative people we bespeak for
them an audience only limited by the
size of the vestry.
BoothbaY.
The election in town passed off very
quietly with total vote of 264, of which
the Republica polled 1874.
Mrs. Jane Tibbetts, who has been con-
fined to her bed for several weeks with
dropsy, is considered not improving.
Mrs. Luther Emerson is confined to her
bed with her health badly impaired.
DIR. Blossom attends her.
Schools through the town commenced
Tuesday, Sept.4, to continue ten weeks.
Dr.Fernald is having a good practice,
especially at East othbay. eaa.4
The porgie factories are running full
blast now, fish being quite plenty.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice of II caring.

VyHE Committee on Laying out New Streets
IL hereby gives notice that it will meet at the
corner of Congress and Walker streets on SAT-
URDAY. the 18th day of September, at 2.3O
1c1 &c F. M for the purpose Of giving hear "
Walker street. and will thereafter determine
whether the public interest and necessity re-
quire the laying out of said street.
ZENAS THOMPSON \
JOS. W. PETERS, tr,r,,,i++ae
F. j. ILSLEY. ooinin-''oo
G.. A. MANNIX,
Portland, Sept. TO- 1894. sep10dtd
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of zeal estate
have been recorded with theRegistry of
Deeds:
Falmouth-Kate S. Morrill, to Uriah c.
Libby.
Lille W. Bucknam to Clifford r. Morrill,.
Freeport-Wm. A. Davis End to William
Gore.
Casco-John Meserve to T.. o. Hancock.
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DARTIES desiring to submit tenders for ex-
IL cavating earth and rock for the basement
story of the new block to be erected on Con.
gress and Oak Sts in this city, are requested
to call at the office of F. II. Fassett, architect
SO Exchange ST., where all information in re-
obtained. Tenders will also be received fol-
furnishing the material and laying the stone
foundation walls for the said block
JAMES P. BAXTER.
Portland, Aug. 9th, 1884.
aug10 dt
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ATKINSON COMPANY
Going Out Of Business
entire STOCK TO BE SOLD ATT ONCE
Street. Opposite Street.
Opportunity Of Life Time.
al and 243 Middle Street.

your comfortably small So
new and clean. First corners will be the gamers.
PRICES LESS THAN COST TO MANUFACT
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~ subscriber has been duly appointed Exc
cutors of the Will of
q JOSEPH A. KING, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased. and
have taken upon themselves that trust
as the law directs and l. Arthur G. King, have
appointed Harry M. Verrill my Ag. or Atty,
within the State of Maine. All persons having
demands upon the estate of said deceased, are
required to exhibit the same; and all persons
indebted to said estate are called upon to make
payment TO
IRENE G. KING of Portland Me-,
ARTHUR c. KING of Chicago, H..
Executors
Or to Harry M. Verrill, Agt. or Atty
Portland, September a., 1894.
sept7 d1aw3wF*
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Price sf.oo.

Bonanza, 75c. Forest
City, Csc. Portland Pride,
SOC and Cumberland,
39c.
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FRIDAY MORNING

from 8 to l2 O'Clock we
shall sell every piece of
Ladies' White Cotton
Underwear i'm our stock
AT COST. The Sale
commences Fri d u v
morning, Sept. IA, from
8 to IL O'Clock.