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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-08
DEERING.

The Maine Central section men have
been busy at Woodfords this week. The
first part of the week they were engaged
in putting in a new frog at the electric
car crossinggsnear the depot, and yester-
day they were engaged in filing up an
old reservoir. which isllocated on Spring
street, under their tracks, and which has
caviDg in. The reservoir was 20 feet
square, and was built over thirty years
ago by the inha bitants OF the Corner
for protection in case of fire. 1t took
three car loads of gravel to fill it.
Mr.. Arthur E. Marks has beguHS to
grade the knoll opposite MI. j.. S. Ricker's
house, and will erect dwelling house
there
ME-. AIarthews of Mechanic street,
is having his house wired for electric
lights, the Westbrook Electric Light
Company is doing the work.
Deering Lodge, A.O.U. held their
regular meeting Wednesday evening.
Deering Lodge. F. and "A. M, will hold
special meeting this evening.
The Deering Grocery Company intend
to open theil new store next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Berry are in Island
Pond, VT. Miss Chenery OF Deerlng
street, has returned to Boston.
The Deering Club will hold mock
trial at their rooms this evening.
Miss Jennie Huston of Spring street is
in Bath.
Deering people turned out IN large
mum bers to attend the Stoddard lecture
Thursday evening
A Westbrook Seminary.
The fall term closed Friday. THE
term has been successful in every way,
and the prospect for the winter term.
which "opens Wednesday, January I'd,
1895, is very good. President Whitman
reports that from present indications
the attendance this winter will be larger
than it was last.
Miss Carney, assisted by the young
ladies, gave Kerry at Congress square
church Wednesday evening.
DR.. Blanchard of Portland and Mrs.
Coolidge of Deering, members of the
visiting committee, have been at the
school this week.
The December Messenger made it's APP
pearance last week.
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GU R
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
NJ @ wv.

All goods sacrificed marked with
. usual Christmas profit charged by other dealers
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U,HE NOW WELL KNOW ISLAND OF
BE r. MI UDA

WITH GABLE COMMUNICATIONS,
Is reached in ferty-eight hours from New
York, by the elegant steamers of the Que
of these islands south of the Gulf Stream
renders FROST UNKNOWN. and the porous
coral formation PREVENTS MALARIA.
Matched every ten days for Santa Cruz,
and the principal West India Islands,
affording charming tropical trip at a cost
Of about four dollars per day. 3
For all particulars apply to
ARTHUR AHERN, Secy Quebec, Canada,
or A, E. OUTERBRIDGE & CO.,
Agents. 80 Broadway, New York.
THOS. COOK & SONS.
Iaw13wS
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RATFFuL-CoMFoRTlNG.
EPPlS'S COCOA
Observation-Disclosures.

"By thorough knowledge of the natural laws
Whom and by careful application Of The fire prop
critics Of welselecteS Cocoa, Mr. Fpps has provided
for our breakfast and supper decately aavoured
beverage whfcn may save us many heavy doctors
bills It is by the judicious of such articles of
diet that constitution may be gradually built up
ease. Hundreds Of subtle maladies are floating
around us ready to attack wherever there is weak
Ing ourselves wen fortified with pure blood and a
properly nouTishe q, name '-Civn Service Gazette
only in hall pound tins, by Grocers, labelled thus
JAMES EPPS & co., Ltd, Homeopathic Chemists,
London, England.
oct2 tu,satSsw, 6m
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Suit Against the City.

Yesterday the proprietors of Custom
House wharf, through their attorneys,
Symonds, Snow & Cook, brought suit
against the city for $4,000 damages. by rea-
son of alleged injury to the property by the
Pearl street and Silver street sewers. -
The writ recites that since the second day
of May, 1857 the. plaintiff corporation has
owned the wharf, dock and fats now known
as Custom House wharf and fats.e For
long time after the above date the dock was
navigable for vessels of large tonnage and
the property source of large income
to the owners. The Pearl street sewer was
constructed in 1856. and the Silver street
sewer in 1861. These sewers are connected
with a large numner of buildings and they
discharge large quantity of sewerage into
the dock.
The plaintiff corporation alleges that by
reason of the continuous use, the faulty
construction and negligent management of
these sewers, large quantities of filth,
and gravel have from day to day been dis
charged into the dock and upon the fats.
This sewage has been allowed by the city
to accumulate against the protest of the
plaintiffs, until the depth of water in the
dock and upon the fats has become in
sufficient to permit the navigation of
vessels of large tonnage Or to allow vessels
to moor at the wharf for the purpose of dis
charging and loading merchandise as here
tofore. whereby the real estate has become
deprecated in value and the corporation
has for long time lost the use and income
of the property. The city it is alleged, has
constantly neglected and refused to pre-
vent such discharge of filth. gravel and
sand and to remove the accumulation there
of, though such prevention and removal
could easily have been accomplished by the
city. Wherefore the Custom House wharf
corporation claim damages in the sum of
$4,000.
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WESTBROOK.

-ESONS OF VETERANS ORGANIZE.
Colonel R. L. Whitcomb and staff of
Maine Division, Sons of Veterans, assist
ed by delegates from Shepley Camp, No.
4. ofsPortland, reorganized Wade. Camp,
No 10, of Westbrook Friday evening,
installing the following officers:
The following officers of Wade Camp,
S. of ". were installed at their hall last
evening by installing officer Colonel Rob
ert L. Whitcomb of Portland:
Captain-A. C. Cloudman.
First Lieutenant-J. Warren Phinney.
Second Lieutenant-Ernest Il. Dres-
Camp Council-Frank Cloudman, John
Sullivan, Leon Payne.
The camp starts with about 25 mem
bers.
Those of the staff assisting Colonel
Whitcomb were Adjutant Waldo a.
Perry. Second Lieutenant LIB. Lowell,
Captain e. S Goss and Lieutenant Nj. M.
Scott.
Fifteen mem bers of Shepley Camp were
resent There was also good represen-
tation of Camp Wentworth of Gorham.
Messrs. Holland and McAleny, OF the
Portland Medical School, were the guests
Of Mr.. Willis Lamb of this city Thurs
day.
The sparties who were visited blythe
Portland deputies, Thursday afternoon,
were before Judge Tolman in the NUM-
cipal Court. yesterday, and were fined
500 and costs.
The Westbrook Electric Light and
Power Company are busy wiring pri-
vate residences in Deering.
An observing citizen OF this city
brought to tine attention OF the PRESS
correspondent to the fact that the chill
dren of the public schools incurred a
great liability to sickness by being per-
mitted to spend the recesses out of doors
without their wraps being put on. A
majority of them do not even protect
themselves with hats or rubbers.
The deputy sheriffs did not makesa
seizure at T.G. Letarte's on Wednesday.
They searched. but found nothing.
Sunday evening, at O'Clock, at the
Advent church, the pastor, Rev. MIR. Nell
son, will review Mr.. .Ingersoll's lecture
on the Bible.
After the disposal of the liquor cases
in Judge Tolman court the civil suit
of James Loveitt of Deering VS.. Ed
ward Lowell of Westbrook, was tried.
bout year ago Lowell went to the
Kelley Cure at Morrill's, OF which Low
eitt is agent. To pay Loveitt, some hay,
etc., was pledged by Lowell. 1t was
claimed that Lowell sold the hay after
pledging it, but the case was dismissed
on motion of plaintiffs counsel.
Colonel J. c. Cobb appeared for Low
ell, and Judge Elder for Loveitt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-08

.Johnson's Oriental Soap is far suner,or TO all
the other so-caLled medicinal soaps for beauti
tying the complexion. W. w. Whippje & Co.
and JOHN Williamson, Portland.
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PAXTONNILLE.

VIM. Harncr left for Shamokin on
Monday Howard Schambach and
family made trip TO Mcclure last
Sunday W. W. Swengle is home
from Shamokin on visit Lester
Derr left for the Lumber regions
last week George Prutzman Cour
blacksmith moved to Kantz one
day last week. He intends to work
at his trade there. &C. Melvin
Harner left for Shamokin last Fri
day. From there he intends to go to
work near Glen Union "' Irwin
Graybill made trip to Shamokin
this week to sell some of his stands
Mrs. Della Duck from Selins-
grove visited her mother Mrs. Frant2
recently.
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TROXELVILLE.

DR.. Il. NJ. Miller has the rough
wall just about finished for his new
house. Our Jolly blacksmith,
Irwin Fetterolf, put new slate roof
on his house last week. The fol-
lowing changes took place last week:
Amos Benfer moved on his farm ;
Mrs. Hannah Nerhood into the
house vacated by Mr.. Benfer which
she had previously bought from Mr.
b.; Jere Meyer on his farm which
he bought from the Administrator
of the estate of Jacob Nerhood,
decd; Henry Hartman from Cen
treville on the farm vacated by Jere
Meyer; John ID. Sipe into the house
bought from Harrison Brininger ;
Mrs Sarah Brininger in with Ada
Erb VI. a. Swartz into the house
vacated by Mrs. Brininger Gal.
DeLong to Adamsburg Philip j.
Ocker on the John Good farm.
The cold snap has done lots of dam
age to the cherry and peach buds
.Jere Meyer sold to John F.
Zechman that part of his farm which
lies east of the public road leading
from Troxelville up to Ner. Nj. Mid
dleswarths. Consideration $1,000.
Those persons who had contemplat-
ed working in the Seven mountains
this spring, are as yet out of n Job.
There is no telling when operations
will be resumed. This upsets many
n calculation, and is hard on
some people. For seven long years
the peaceful slumbers of mule
whackor" John A. Fetterolf were un-
disturbed; but 10, and behold, last
week his faithful wife presented
him with brand new baby boy that
will no doubt give John an occa-
sional wake up, with which he has
for so long time been unaccus-
toned, and will no doubt exclaim ::
ooh so far-brilda kinner' .... Next
Monday the trout season opens, the
18th falling on Sunday. The trout
fry mentioned in my last weeks
letter were received on Thursday,
and n Ii ealthier set of little 'trouties
are seldom received. They were
planted in our mountain streams,
and / will now renew my offer OF
500 reward for any information that
will lead to the detection and con
viction of any person or persons
using dynamite in any Of our noun
tain streams. The reward to be
paid as soon as a conviction is OBJ
tanned. CAL. JOE.
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MONROE TOWNSHIP.

Fitting is over in this vicinity
and strange ms it appears two houses
are left unoccupied, viz:Wm. Jarrett's S
and Norman App's....P. II. N John
Lenig have purchased an old reliable
platter in Sunbury and will soon be
ready to do white metal plating such
as knives, forks &c, superior to
silyerplating =. ,Sunbury has case
of smallpox on Linden Street and
the board Of health is busily engaged
vaccinating people free of charge
John Hickman had n slight
stroke of palsy Wednesday morning
ith inst. He had about n mile to walk
to a store where he was to meet the
teamsters and just before he reached
the said store he felt fainting SEN
sation and with difficulty reached
the store. He has so far recovered
that he can use his arm very well
but his left foot is still insensible
to touch. . .Sunbury people are
still confident of wagon bridge
being spanned across from that place
to the Snyder County side. A bridge
would be great convenience to
Snyder County Hucksters, Enoch
Laudenslager one of Penn's old vets
ic III
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KRATZERVILLE.


Our schools have closed for the
season. Miss Gertrude Good is
attending Central Penna. College ut
New Berlin =. Master Daniel Kline
is down with scarlet fever. But at
this writing is improving E, Mrs.
Anna Hummel is visiting her sister
ut Shamokin Dam. Squire Daub-
erman's wife has retuned from the
west Miss Laura Yearick is visit
ing her sister Mrs. NJ. X. Hassinger,
Mt Middleburgh =. Mr.. j. G. Klingler
has gone to Centra! Pa College to re-
sumo his studies in the senior class
Barnhard Kline's infant child was
buried last Friday. Rev. Ochenford
officiating Our boys report plen-
ty of fun at the party on Tuesday
evening at Luther Kratzer's and also
on Friday evening at Perry Kratzer' s
.... Our fisherman are counting the
days until the opening Of the trout
season >. .Kratzerville Band Uni,
forms and Drum Major suit will be
sold Mt public sale on Saturday.
hope the boys are just disposing ol
the old instruments and will ther
get new outfit. Boys, do not lei
the band go to nothing for we want
| music.
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The Cozey Movement

CoXey is phenomena. lie Is
either n fool or is eagerly searching
for notoricty or it may be both,
His band could make no advance
mcnt ON the PittsburE and ALE
ebony police force. They hadn any
hesitation whatever IN corrallng the
ramps in a Istockyard and locking
them up there, whence they can be
iudiciously distributed among prison
reformatories and dime museums.
II is said that CoXoy's leading lieu
tenants are old fakirs and the prob
abilities are that there are as many
knaves as fools III the precious army.
Movements Ike that of Coxey's are
"A disease that springs from mere
pimple on the body and becomes cpl
demic. Nothing in the exact form
sc sthoCox 'av. y 'np.
ed before, but the disease has always
been the same whatever the symp'
toms But The principle has never been
known to swell without Coxey
Inst what these pimps want wher
they get to Washington IF they eyei
cot therc) is not known, no not 10y
the leaders themselves. If the goa
of Coxeys ambition is notority, his
object is accomplished. He can now
fold his arms in peace and surrender
Lns body to the undertaken without
furtherinstructions. 1t would be NJ
ignorant undertaken who needed
instructions in such case.
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so Worlds Fair Views Free.

The "Poultry Keeper" has reached the fronr
rs the leading autority on poultry sixteen
large pages monthly, ilfty cents per annum.
Farm and fresde" isa i6-page paper coming
twice a month, tifty cents per annum. We VIII
send both papers one year and NIFTY photo
graphic views Of the Worlds Fair, 10 new sub
scrlbers only. all for hfty cents. Sample copy
OF the "Pouluy Keeper with particulars free.
send five Oents for either of the following back
numbers equal TO 25-cent book Poultry llous-
es July 1891, has 80 views Breeders and In
dress, THE Poultry Keeper CO.. Parkesburg,
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SELINSGROVE.

George Burns has accepted pos
ition as shoe agent, and started on
the road on Monday. His many
friends wish him abundant success
Harry Laudenslager, a former
Selinsgrove boy, who is learning
pharmacy in the city of Brotherly
Love is home on q visit. -. William
II. Bratton and family of Mcclure,
have moved to this place for the
purpose of educating their daughter
IA fair sample of Coxey's Com
monwealers" passed through this
burg on Monday. 1t was the largest
party of Gypsies seen here for many
years, having no less than sixty
horses. The new tin roof on the
md Lutheran church is nearly COM
pleted John III. Bailey sold his
meat market to Percival Nerhood,
who has moved to town. Quite an
Improvement has been made to the
campus at the Institute by DR..
Dimm tearing down his barn and
placing it at the rear of his residence
Miss Bertie Hamilton of Shamo-
kin, is visiting Carrie and Nettie
Hendricks, . .Absalom Roush of
Fremont, the father of Elmer Roush
who accidently shot himself, was in
town on Monday. SERBIA.
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To the Public, Generally.

AS Congress did not pass the extra
revenue on whiskey, the Marks brands
of whiskey-all of my own make
remain the same price. New white
whiskey, Si.75 10 to Is months old,
SEQ ; % to 80 months old, Sc "a
to 36 months old. $500. 3s to AZ
months old, $50 These are all fine
goods. Do not forget the old stand.
Empty whiskey barrels $3.50.
j. L. MARKS,
Near II. II. Station. Middlebugh, Pu.
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Thursday, April II, 1891,
Standing Committeeman

\dams-.1 y MiddCsWarth, j. T.. Icit'fnU'
Hrnvor-trytn Kinney. Nathan Fccsc.
Heavier Amos Howell, william Heater
Centre ". SaupScl, &. 4. Bcrgc.
Chapmau-1ohn seller David \. PorHllh''
Frauklm-J. u. Eutcrliuc, !. II. bong
.Tack-uu--.I e.. klluglcr. Wm. Martin.
NlJItrhurgn. H. Rhuads. william +. Fecse
Mtddlccrcck-W. 4. kCclcr. ID. J.. koW.
NourocaG. \. Kaufman, &. \. faririnah.
pcnn-Iryiu r. lnudcnslhgcr David Meyer.
pcrry-B. +. Arbugdst. Irwin Boyer. ,,,,
Perry Wcst-Chas. VI. ArbugdSt r. X. tI9NpUl
Spriug-A, VI. Aurand David Middlcswarth
Sriinsgroyp- 4 H Focklcr. I'd. x. Gctnberling.
Union Hiram Gumhy. David G.. Stahl
Washington VIM &. IIlbi-h, Philip !. Meyer
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Notice to Builders and Contractors,
March 81, 1921.

The building committee Of the Missionary In
stitutc AZ SellnsgrOyc, Pa, lnviyc proposals for
the erection Of a new building on the campus OF
the Institute. Plans and specifications can be-
seen at the oilCe OF the chairman or secretary Of
the committee. Bids win be received until April
20. The committee reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids. Address Frank 4. Manhart
chairman or j. X. Dimm, ID. d., See. OF building
committee Of the Missionary Institute.
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The following described real estate 10 wit
All that certain mcssuagc or tract ~ land sio'
uatc In Union township snyder county. Pa,
bounded NOrth by lands OF Jonathan SpanglcI
and jacob LDngaCrc. South by Public Road
West by laGdS Of Alice k1niZ AMI Jacob g.
Shut1bcrgcr containing FORrI-FlNE ACRES
more or less. whcrcuu are erected a HOUSE and
BARN, and other outbuildingS.
Seized, taken into execution and 10 be- sold a,
the property ~ Jacob ShOtlhcrgcr.
ALFRED SPECHT, sheriff
Shcrn's once, Mlddlcburgh, March -, l,ni
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The snow in front of the PosT
printing Office was 20 inches deep
on Wednesday morning and no
signs Of ceasing are manifest.
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In THE ESTATE OF GEORGE A. snAErrR DECD.

In THE ESTATE or GEORGE A. SnAEFFR DECD.
The ""d5 5rsig.Ied Auditor appointed by "a,
Orphans Court OF Snyder county, 10 distribute
the FUNDS remaining In the hands OF ID. q. Gar
man, administrator OF the estate OF George A.
Shaefer late Of Chapman township, decd, 10
and amongst the parties legally entitled thereto,
Will attend To duties OF his appointment at the
Office OF Smith a Gilbert IN Middleburgh ON sat
urday. April 2i, 1885,, AZ 10 o'clock n, m. OF said
day when and where all parties Interested are
requested 10 present their claims before the un-
dcrsigued, or 10 be debarrcd from coming In on
said fund.
THOMAS j. SMITH.
March 81, 1921. Auditor.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!

By virtue of a certain writ Of III. Fa. issued
out " the Court Of Common Pleas and 10 Inc
directed. viii expose to Public sale at the
Court House, IN Mlddcburgh az 10 o'clock Il. IN.
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ENXECUTORS' NOTICE. Notice ID
Whereby given that Letters Testa
mentary on the estate oi HENRY KERN, decd
late OF Bcaver township. Snyder County, Pa
have been issued to the undersigned residing IN
said township. All persons, therefore, Indebted
20 said estate will pie. SC make immediate pay
meat and those having claims against IL viii
present them for settlement to -
MLbARD KERN,
FRANK r.. KERN,
j. - ERN
JOHN HEfRlCk,
Executors.
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Annual Appeal for the year 1894

An appeal win bc held a. the Commissioners
Onlcc, Midilcburg, Pa, ON the 10Th day Of April
1891, between the hours OF . AN. S3 =. NJ, FOL
the following districts Adams, Beaver, West
Beaver. Spring, centre, and Mddleburg Boro
ON the Goth Of April for the following districts
Jackson. Middle creek, Monroe, Penn, Sellns
grove Boro and washington and ON the 2lst
Chapman, Franklin, Perry, West Perry, and
Union, when and where you can attend II you
think proper.
JAMES ERDLEl,
THOMAS HERBSTER,
PIIARES HERMAN
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

J. W. SWARTZ, Clerk.