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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

Mr.. HANNA's prediction that Mr..
Bryan will be the Democratic noml-
nee for President next year is some
what out of line with the Cleveland
Leaders overworked claim that
Bryan is back number, and that
the silver issue is dead. The Leader
should get new chief for its politi-
cal weather bureau.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

THE Hon. Frank w. Myers of
Mogadore should lose no time writ
ing another article on the blessings
of protection. He is in danger of
being lost in the shuttle.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

Jahant Hot Blast Furnaces for dUrabil-
ity and comfort.
The Jahant Co.,
100 South Howard ST.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

Cure that iugrown toe nail by using
"Dr. Marvel's Ingrown Toe Nail
Remedy" price 25c. For sale by all
druggists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

Auction of millinery, etc, to-
morrow, Saturday. One day must
finish it. Il. r.. Durr.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

A few cents will buy a load of
goods at Durr's auction, tomorrow
Saturday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

Remember Durr's auction, to-
morrow, Saturday. Only one day.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

Donkey "Ramza" Randolph tonight.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

Have you seen Casey's Freaks and
Curios?
Tonight!
In tent South Main St., opposite
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

Donkey RAMA" Randolph tonight.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-14

Remember Durr's auction, to-
borrow, Saturday. Only one day.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
MAINE msTHorls fs.S
Programme Of me annual csa.ss"ee
Z Il, at Far,nington.

Bishop John IL. Vincent of Topeka will
preside at the 10Th meeting of the Maine
Conference Of the ri. l.. church, which
VIII occur ut Pennington, April 1925.
The programme will include these feat
ures:
tuesday, April lS--Members are ex-
pecGed TO arrive on the noon train. @.OO
u IN examinati ons, 30 r. M, union
prayer meeting.
Nalnesday, April 10, $50 a. M, devo
tionHl service, the icauer 90 be appointed
by Bishop Vincent; g.u0. formal opening
Of the conference, administration of the
holy sacrifice OF the Lords supper by tn,
bishop, assisted by tbs presiding elders.
roll call by the conference secretary rev
W. +. Berry, organization: p. m. anni-
yerssFy of the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy society, addresses by Miss Emily IL.
Harley OF CaWnpore lnuiai Z. ~ y. M,
Anniversary OF the Church Extension
society, addresses 10y Rev. A. Spencer,
u. ID. .Sof Phiiadelphia.
Thursday, April 20 IS 80 a. IN Bishop
Nincent's Talks on Timothy" yOu
conference business; p. ~, anniversary
of Eha Rreachers' Ala society Kew. israel
Luce presiding, addresses 10y Ira 4. Locke
or Portland Aatd IeeY. IutAer freeman
3 81 fnemorial service to those deceased
curing tho year, 5tsv. j. j. Iaphani
Presiding music by the conference
auarbette; 80 anniversary Of the reed
man's A Id ana Southern Educational
society, address by j. w. Hamilton, ID.
ID OF Cincinnati.
Friday, April Is 80 0, m, DIR. Vim
cents "lalks on Timothy; ~ 90, con :
ference business; il 90, reception Of
fralernai delegates and reply by the
bishop, the conference approving; p
~, sunday school annive sary. audres7
by Jesse. l.. Huriburt, d. ID, OF New
York city, educational annlyersary; 80,
anniversary oi the Missionary society az
the nErezationaI church, addfess b. y.
ID. Smith, d. -, OF New York city
saturday, April 2e--S. 80 a. NJ, Bishop
Vincant'sl q. 1algs on Timothy; s.O0,
conference business; 2 10 p. m, anniver-
sary Of the Monau's Home Missionary
society, address by Mrs {. W. Gallagher
OF Auburndale, Mass, Mrs. Helen Colin
Beedy, presiding.
led hy Rev. A. >. Ladd, presiding elder
Of the Augusta district; 10 80, sermon by
Bishop iDcent, ordination oil deaeons
and elders preceding sermon at tue Con-
Qregational church,; 80 p. IN, temper
anc rally st Music hall, Key q. >.
pillsbury presiding, addresses by Rev ".
b, Berry of Portland, and DIR. }.
Berry, OF Chicagoi j.3O, hpworth leug lie
rally address by DR.. }. +. BerTs, itor
If thv hpwurth League Herald OF chicago.
II any business remains unfinished sat
urday this will be taken up Monday
morning before the final adjournment. 1t
is probable that the appointments viii
not be announced until Monday morning,
April "a
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
HATS AND THEIR WEARERs.

Buyer in the east, said Mr.. Frank
NJ. Low, casually order about 70 per cent
of stiff hats TO perhaps 70 Of soft. III least
that proportion Obtains in most OF the
cities where more stiff hats are worn. In
the rural districts and in the West ana
South the soft headwear takes tine least
No rule can be laid down for stocking up
on hats, the section of the country guild
ir.o the buyer We have studied tine
consumer and find that he locks first, to
wearing qualities When he brings in q
Battered Young's hat and says, Give me
another like that we know We have
made friend to hold for a lifetime.
Next the buyer VINO seeks for style, and
here we meet him successfully The ordi-
nary every day man does not want tina ex
IRENE; he will hot touch the ultra
fashionable sGui, hence we just turn ont
a hat that is not too stylish, but 8 just
shapely enough to be the modish leader of
the multitude rather than that of the
few. The we'll dressed masses buy
Young's hats.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

The high, grammar and primary schools
Of Bridgton resumed their sessions Mon
dav. The intermediate school win begin
Monday, March nth; the rural school
about April 10Th. Ihe teachers will be
nearly all the Same as last term: high,
J. L. Conner OF Nit Pleasant, Iowa,
principal Miss Grace NJ. Wyman Of Lew.
iston, assistant. Grammar, Lewis H.
Coriiss. PRINCIPAL; Miss jennie &. Simp-
son. assistant intermediates, Misses
Clara e. staples an Gertrude &. Ham
blen. Primary A, Miss Media a. Bray
Primary b, Miss Clara Il AioGee and
Miss Mary a. white. Rural schools, Miss
Kate b Mead, Mrs. Mary G. March,
Miss Carrie l. Horr, Walter d. Corson,
Miss Eudorn Z. Gould, Miss Dora ker-
win, Miss Helen M March, Linnie NJ.
Libby Of Bridgton, Miss Belle A. Stone
of Naples.
The Deering teachers will meet Superin-
teudent Lord al his Office IN the city
building next Thursday mt 8 O'Clock for
"A conference and instruction as to meth
ots OF making monthly reports, procuring
supplies and other matters of common
interest.
il is probable that in few days 1t will
be necessary to open new room to ac-
commodate the youngest Park street
pupils. 1t is thought that Union Hall
viii be used for this purpose.
The Litchfirld Town schools will COM
,nenoe about the middle of April this
year, which win lie about two weeks
earlier than usual.
The annual fair OF Waterville High
school occurs MAJ CHI 90 and 30.
PORTLAND SCHOOLS.
A large solar print of "kenilworth
Castle" has been purchased with money
contributed by Hon. Charles K. Libby
and viii be framed ana placed in the
room, Butler school
The class of 30, p h. ), at a recent
meeting voted to accept as the class play
a liaht COMEDY entitled can Engaging
Position, f" ana the cast is follows;
Theodore DeWinters, "a young man
with fortune, of political in
olluations, James Thompson
James Moueasth, an artist of reputa-
ton, Franklin Lawrence
Thomas B. Todd, with name If no
occupation, sydney Larfabee
Imogene Ireadwell, third cousin to
DaMinters, Miss Florence Cook
Annette Golde, an heiress and an i'd
-aneed woman, Miss Mary Merrill
Mar cia lndneT, q graduate OF the law
81 school Miss Helen Simons
tir, Hight win have charge OF the
rehearsa1s
Superintendent Lord is compiling the
school directory, which will this year
contain the names of all the school officers
and teachers In the wards which were
formerly Deerng as well as in other
wards
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21

LONDON -teamshp Hurona .a27 bush
wheat a. .4gt do oats a2u bdis shook 23S sas
peas 9152 boxes cheese 400 sauAs oil cake 3 70
80 bales lay So do sattst els furniture %
do'mdse o do wooden ware ~ bids maple blocks
. es ou,ans 6963 hdl = ~ 2bb pcs deals $500
sack flour gao PIX lard 34n DJia glucose lalp
PIX humber 80 cattle &c horses.
BRISTOL. ENG. steamship AXE Huron
80 bush o4is 56,I96 do wheat 1850 boxes
cheese 24O do meats 293 rolls y per $50 bales
nay auS4 bdl shocks 9sl doors 1 40 bales ie3ih-
or 263 boxes rows 1905 pls lard 1850 sacks
flour SO logs . eattla ,0J sheep.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
RAIx1OAUa
MAINE CENTRAL r Z.


IL ehect Novs = IVA
Trains leave Porflsnd as fsiiowsi
100 a m; For Brun.w,ck. BssR en1ass1
Lewiston va sraa. Wick Bsi1ssl ssE
Bucksport Houiton, woods!ofa 80 -
stephen via y. Van S .nd g. ySsa v.,,.
kesdneld, Wstervilie. Livsrmofs fsls. ysf~
n ic..S a. ANA a. rn Ro4 irun,wek, SAN Aususs.
iasc .. N. Express for bsSnswisk. 20,
f faon sa al sssss y Rs "a Sss1 - e.
Cor, Bar Hsrbor Grssnvilie. and Hesssen. W
., i I q > NJ 4. H. For Mechanic Fam. Hsussrs
Fails Beiin,s. Danviiis jc.. tswisssH LIVER
:st Philiip: and kanssley, Winihron Jsilssa
su sta : st.rvliis, ssc.Ssssn. NO. ssE
ss poy ssd ;Ss sss
Falls. Gardiner, Aususta and wassEslIs:
yanep Ms.hsS Ss ls 1 1SSssn sna
Brunswick. Bath, lewiston, AusustA 49,.
county via Uldtown, M.chiaA tsstpcst ssd
s a,i,s oa 81 MA stsps:os. T. Andrsss
and 4 shS sroSinc s.a fss ssarSss ais -
Foxerot, Or beyond Bangor. eiespsog snSs 70
white Mountain Divisssa.
SO a. IN. For Bridgton, FAbysns, DseIae
ton, Lancaster. Quebec. 81 Johnsbuyy. ~
brooke. Montreal. Chicago. Sc. Paul aad u,Mns
ap0lis and all points west
i.45 p. ~. For Ssbago Lake. CorassA hide
$50 D. m. For 'cumbsslsnd NINA esSses
Lake; Bridgton. FrysburG North opnvsH. &c
-'N SUNDAY TRAINS.
100 q N. Paper train for Brunswick. An
gusta. Waterv1lle and BanGc-.
1880 ?. n. Train for Bruneytck LeWssseA.
Bath. Augusta. wateryllle and Bangor.
leepi ng car for St John.
Arrivals In PsrSiaad.
From Bartlett No. Conway and Bftageon. "a
Q, N. /; Lewiston an MechAnic Fals, 40 4 - !;
Watervllle and Augusta. IS q. N [ ea4eQL
Augusta and Rockiand. l2.l6 p. N. km{aeA
Phillips, Farmlngton, Banis, Rpm4oId FAN.
Lewiston. 1870 p. m. Air4In. BridEe0n ~
Augusta. BockiaoS and Hatk, IN , q; 6
John, Bar harbos, Afoostook County Now
head Lake and Bangor, las 2. N. hAneeiey
Pennington. Rumford Fails, Lewiston, ~ p.
m ; Chicago and Montreal and all White
Mountain points. $40 D. ~; from Bar hafbor,
and daily from Bangor, Bath ana Lewiston -
O. m; Halifax, st. John. Bar haxbo1, Wasef.
Vile and Augusta. $50 q. m. except Mondays.
GEO. +. EvANs.v r. . O. u.
T. L. BOOTHBY, q. =. d 7. 4.
Portland. Nov. "A. 1855 nsvssdu
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
RAILROADS
Portland & Worcester Line.
PORTLAND g. ROCHESTER, L. 4.

etothon wv Os BICOG -
On ana after Monday Oct e. isbs, Passenger
trains will Leave portlnnd;
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver Junction, Nashua
Windham and kpping 1t 7-so g n and i2-Sd
D. m
For Manchester, Concord and points North OF
T.S0 .. N. and 1870 p. m.
For n ssa ssso R ssnsys Alfred ws.ss
$50 p m a
$50 and e2o p m. s
Junction and Wocdfords OF 7.So e.ls q N,
I29O 500, 6.30 and so y. In.
The l2-S0 .. ia. tram from Portland connects
at Aver Junction with "Hoosac Tunnel ROUTE
for The West and ut Union station, Worcester
Tor Providence anG New York, via AProyidence
Line for Norwich and New York, via .Nor.
wieh Line with Boston and Albany X Il for
the West and with the New York all rail VIA
.springheld"
at i.So D. 10. from Roonester ct &ao q. m, t.so
and b.4s p. m; from Gorhsm ct go. as6 aad
1850 q m- i-So. Alb, b.4s p. IN. 50
For through tickets for al psin1 West and
South apply to b. b. McGILLlCUDDY. Ticket
Agent Portland No
II. w. DAVIS, sup-
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
pecern. New Haven ;

Philadelphia aud 81 JaRo Decora, New Haven
American Team. Boston.
Passed Hell Gate goth. sehs EabbonL sontn
son for Westerly; Carrie l. HiX, Elizabethpoft
BoSToN~Ar 10Th, schs Laura NJ Lunt, Cum
mlbgs from Brunswick, Ga Henry ) II tle
Pierce. Baltimore; Chas Davenport, Pinkham.
Newport News; George 7 Davenport. Mcleod
Baltimore; saml Dilloway, smith, Norioik.
Below. sch John b Manning, from Baliii7ore
BRU SswjcK-Ar 18th. sch Hugh Kelley,
BALTIMoRE-Sld 18th. sch Augustus Hum,
Ar isth. sch sea Bird Bunker New York..
CHARLEST0N-Ar 18th, sch knenezer nag
CAPE HENRY-fa ssed I'm 18th barque Bruce
Hawkins, from Trinidad for Wa+hingtoh.
Passau out 18Th. ship j u walker, rom NOT
folk for Manila: sch ChaS L hoffman, 90 iof
FERNANDINA-N 18th. schs Il Bowers.
Yo8g. Boston; Maggie q Hart. Carlisle, New
Also passed out sen Lucy Davis, McKown,
from Norfolk for Port spain.
HYAN IS--Ar 18Th, schs Saml & harl, ho,-
den Port Liberty for Boston; Ella PresSey,
Maloney south Aniboy for 1nomaston;
Returned. sch3 Catawamtcak. aud Hattie
Marsh. :,
Maloney. I'M New York for Portland; Hannah
Koomer Anderson. do for do; q NJ forter,G Gar
nett. Amboy for Calais. ,,,,., ,,..i,
Barren Island for Portsmouth; Morris & Gin,
:, *. RsoNSy, lILE =: ism, sch. Mary a
MosiLE--1r i7th, sch Montag D Green. from
CID I'm. sch Normandy. for Phoefesso.
NOHFoLk-Cld lsth, sch AaHa O Tesl, foT
Boston; Mt Hone. Providence. -,
AR I7th sens Harry c Sheppard, kockland
YFw I0NDoN-Ar 18Th, sch Ila'en king,
Hilnard, Granu Manan Tor New York; Netiie
Cushing, Glchrist. Thomaston Tor do; Ma1y A
Mceann New Bedford for DO; Le0ao.a. Eel
SD 18Th. son Woodbury. Nj snow, Rockiand
for New York Leenora, do
PASCAGouLA-Ar 18Th, sch Susie Oliver,
FHiLHiDfLPHIA = Cid 18Th. scn Oliver
Xr 1919, brig Leonora. Monroe, Bahia: sch
Mabel Hooper. u Copper, Jacksonville.
cd 18Th. sens Frank 4 Palmer, hawding, fol-
Porl smonth. lauchored oil Marcu, HOOK.
Reedy Island Pas ea down 9th, ssehs MaloI
Pickauis from Philadelphia for New YORK
Augustus almer. Hask Il. do Ter Bath.
Ar AZ Delaware Bres. water goth. sch SARAH
s. Ellen YORK. New Orleans, (see Menu
Pkh1 II AMBoY-Ar 18TH, sch Emma, Hun
Pk0VfDFScE-A Ar 18th, sch Lizzie Cafr,
Chadwick, south Amboy; Hume Rockland.
RED BEACH-sld 10Th, sch Portland racket
SANANNAt-Ar 9th, sen Annie bailey
Heture New York
SALEM-Ar GOTH. schs Hannah T. tatEoD
ST John NIB. Tor New YORK. Samuel Hart
Newark .or BucAsport; Henry Conin, PfoYi
dence Tor do; John NJ Plummcr ho6okcn FOL
Eastpoff. Senator Crimes. Calais for TiyeIton
VINEYARD-HAVEN - Ar 1871. schs flya
way. RocklAnd for New York Ella May. Rock
Do 1 Tor Providence; Brigadier. Hoboken ioi
Casure: John j Perry, do Tor Rocklaad; jas
Yonng Beverly for Virginia.
Sid 18Th sehs Myra W Spear. kolon, and "
M Snow.
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 18Th. sch Florence
A, Stront Barbados.
WIsCASsET-Ar goth, sch Carrie A Norton
Salem VIA Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
SEBAGo

sabago, Mar 20 The winter term Of
Po1or Academy closed the 10th Tor Il
FI5atio1 until tha -eTh.
The drama A Gildel Youth" was
eiHye4 ire evening Of the l5tb, with so
or nare present, but owing to the storm
il was repeated thursday evening with
aHuIl one hundred.
4ae tawn elected its last years treas
Hrar q enc OF iJa selectmen for which
eacs a treasurer Is not eligible until
-nal sgttlamant lis had with the town; be
witt urouubly serve, Notwithstanding the
lrre4ulHrity. ! he selectmen may be re-
qUlraa 10 appoint al minor town officers
lis tue town chose them by hand vote
while IL is now illegal TO elect any officers
ly other method than by ballot
A speoinl town meeting is being talked
of ieiac sailed to see a hout accepting the
state aid Tor Potter Academy ana comply
ing with the terms and conditions of the
res I've
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
Costoa Markets
tpv Teleprauh.i

IBY ItItEIdVu'I
MARCH 20. 1899.
CHARLES rON-The Cotton market Today
closed steany; niddhngs bS4c
GAIN EsroN-The Cotton market closed
easy; middlings else
MtMHHIS-rhe Cotton market to-day closed
quiet; middllngs 5tsc.
NEW ORLEANS-The Cotton market closed
dull middnngs l1-l6
MoBfLE-Cotton market Is quieti middllags
at5fsc-
SAVANNAH-The Cotton market closed
easy middlings . 1880.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
International Steamship co.
-. FOR -


Eas,polt. lubeu CaIas. ST. 10 nkn.. HALIFAX VS..
nd al parts of New Bruins wick. Nova Scotia
Prince edward Island and Cape Breton. The
iayorite route TO Campobello and st Andrews
\. B.
schedule of sailipgs for month of March,
1899.
steamer St Crox will leave. Railroad Wharf
Portland. at $50 p. III. as tolows
Monday, March 20,h Friday. March oath;
Wednesday. March 18th; Monday. April ara.
Returning, leave ST. John, Passport and
Lubee:
Wednesday, March 22d; Monday, March 27th;
Friday. March 3lst
Commencing April 3rd will leave Mondays
and thursdays
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
TO DIES tination T-Freight received up 70 4-oo
p. N. a..
For Tickets and Sraterooms apply AZ the
Pine Tree Ticker once. Monument Square or
Tor other information, at Company's omSA
Railroad Wharf foot Of State street
marisdu II. Pc. HERSEY Agent
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21

NEW YORK-ar 10th. barque Adolph obrig,
Hong Kong schs Isaiah II Stetson, Macorris;
Arthur V ; Wooaruf. Aqua; lharlle Buck /,
Serb W smith. calais; Jas A brown. Thomas
ton: hliza l.evensaler. dol. Druid. o Nile.
Rocklahd; Ella Francis. and Mary Langdon,
do; Addie Fuller Maehias Abbie Walker,
Vinanaven; Mary + Pike. Eastport; Samos.
Boston; Ratier Passports; Maggie Ellen. New
Bedford Chas II Trickey, Stonlngton; Allied
W Fisk. RookpOrt; Pope Ramirez, Boston Tor
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21

LONDON. March 20, 1s9o-Consols closed at
1I0 Tic for money and l 10 81 for account.
LIVERPOOL, March 20, 1s09.-The Cotton
market closed duh; American middlins al
SD. sales estimated 70 900 bales, Of
which 1000 bales were for speculation and e1
port
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
Domestic Markets.
lBy Telegaph.l
NA.

r~sEsa MARCH 20. 1899.
DETROIT-whoat quoted 7ii4c for cash
White; cash Red lac; May al 72isc; July
|6 l2e.
ToLEpo-w heaequiet-eash nae; May at
7l1ac. JulE At GOO.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21

Sid I'm Antwerp 18Th. steamer Friesland, for
New York.
New York.
Passed Isle of Wight 18TH steamer Alesia,
from Portland for hamburg; Southwark, New
YORK for Antwerp,
SID I'm Neville lSlh, steamer Californian. I'm
Liverpool for Halifax.
AZ aqua Ist, sch Henry Crosby, Stubbs. Tor
New York in days.
Ar at barbados Feb 2sth. sehs Florence A.
StrOnt Calais; George Gtlkey, Gilkey, from
Sid y, sch Adela T Carlton. Wall, for Porto
Rico. .
sid fm Trinidad 4th inst barque Charles G
Rice Rose. Boston.
Sid i'm Bermuda 9th inst, sch SebaGo. Thomp-
son, New YORK.
Ar at Halifax, Ns goth. steamer Laurentian,
Dunlop. 81 jain. NIB and cid for liverpool.
ca 10Th, barque ClaIa McGilvery Rafuse,
New York.
Cld at ST John. NIB. 18Th. sch E G sawyer,
Rogers, Providence.
spoken.
March 10, lat 80 "a y. lon rs + W. barque
Olye ThurloW from Havana for Lewes.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
MAINE TOWNS.
gems % 'snterest Gathered bs corrss
pordents of tho Prssa
GRAY.

GRAY.
Gray. March Is.-Miss Marion Smith
OF stoneham, Mass, is visiting her par
ents.
Mr.. j. W. Frank Is having the water
from his spring analysed by the State
slayer
Mr., Eouis Nerrill has been engaged to
manage the Town farm the ensuing year.
MIR. John Hamilton has moved onto
the farm owned by tho late James Gun
ninghnm ut North Yarmouth.
hiram Rlcker s. sons recently pur-
c ased OF Mr. Chas. Colley six handsome
young cows for their stock farm. The
price raid was large enough TO warrant
a good prof. in raising this class of stock.
The New England Telephone Co. hay
ing been guaranteed business of two
hundred aud fifty dol'ars annually by
tho 3,usi rif.ss mon, will in the early spr ng
coupecs thfs village with the main line.
Al the adjourned meeting oil thee
heit. saturday afternoon IN was voted TO
rdiss the following suns o. moueS.
Eey repairs Of the highway, $500
For snow bills, 1000
For support OF schools l-oO
10 deiray town txpense, aOOJ
For memorial exercises, 70
it was voted to allow discount of 5
mar. cent. on taxes paid by September lst
and = per cent on those paid by Janu-
a-v lsf There has been considerable talk
enc past year about the inequalities and
t4e evasion Of the payment OF taxes by
fao-a vino are amply able TO pay Is Just
tax ana It W9s voted that che seleetmen
g II. fa la md rsrf "a
u=der o.'h Ohen the valuation Is taken.
r. r g. Hall has bsen confined to
be Huuse for the past four weeks from
siekuess.
az ". G smith of Portland. passed
the Sabbhth with mis- parents, MIR. and
Mis- Hugh Smith.
Capt. IL. Il Field and wife returned
last week from phiadelDhia, where they
hare been passing the winter, Mr., Field
Will commences " 9rk for the government
at Fort Preble this week.
Nr Andrew Antonio, our barber cane
90 this tawn fourteen years ago last
Thursday During that time he has built
IL a.ta ana comfortable set of buildings
aud aid away something for a rainy
aay ne lately placed one of the modern
collins barber chairs in DIS shop. His
customers tbink it is IN ideal chair and
enjoy sitting in it while he removes the
gapWlh ir3u tpe face His room and
IGtgat ll.naliH ave Tar beyond anything
fuaa u tile country places Of this size,
ana Sir. Antonio taxes pride in keeping
fl ntar and clean. In fact "a speck Of dirt
wouId q curiosity 10 hts place.
SIT i ouHtd lripp recently applied for
and received nis discharge from Battery
t.. which Is located at Fort Prebe
Bliss Susie pennell recently had Sc
yere attacs of appendicitis.
The lowe Bros, at East Gray, have a
TgpraTTaltV finn lnt Of seed
sweet corn They have grown and cured
eel cora i5r the 1t. F. WsDD Co. since
toe Establishment OF the shop at this
clan's
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
GOlsiIAM.

at ameating OF the trustees Of Gorham
SAVINGS Bank. hela March lSsh, the usual
sei.i-isAnual dividend at the rateuf four
per cent per annum was declared The
deposits for March were Sit7 .03s 90; re-
sogye fund, &2l, 200, So; profit and loss,
SiA. 2a2 Il.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21


WESTERN DIVISION.
Trains leave Portland, Union station. fos
scarboro Crossing. 1000 .. m: 80 P Y;
se.rb"ro Beach. Pine Point; 100 iS.n =.
s ssss. g" aaa se & .s ,os S G n A.
a. H., i2.so $50, 6.25. $50 p. m; K.nee6..k:
port, 100. 40. g. IN. l2.3a s-ao b.A ? N;
Dover n so%sr Nv; S.oo. Sso m, iijs.
Alton bay. $40 a. m. i2.so, sso .. mi Isk~
HHos,i D. meow. M; Worcester VA somsisworm aa1
Rochesterj, 100 a. M; Manchester. CeAessA
and N"rih, 700 q. M, s-so p. M; North Dss
r1sn pG boston n..': s;5 a; 70: $40 NJ
$50, p. m. Arrive Boston, 7;2a los - =:
1850, 4,io, 7i3 p. m: Leave bccsen tof
LOU r. =" SUNDAY TRAINS
For seasbore Beach. u ri9: fSins: . oiA
bunk, North Berwick. Devsr. Hx:ecr.
Have. hill, Lawrence, Lowell, e0stsn. u.5o
4-3o p. M. Arrive Boston STA s.8 ?. NJ ..
Rochester. FArningto'' Alton bay y"
- EASTERN DIVISION.
For Biddeford. Yortsmouth. Kcws.vy.
port, Aniesbury, salem, Lynn. HSet"ns -
600 g. N M IL r4S sSS P M Asnse S Ssso9
f fGrind Portland ria d .5 a. m. nss A;% ciA
1913 y. m.
SUNDAY TRAIN
For Biddefo d. Portsmouth. SewS..r,
pm. Arrive Boston h67 .. m, 400 p =.
Leave Boston for Portland. 900 q m. 100 y. m.
Arrive Portland. l2;lo 1850 p. u ~.
q. Dali, except Monday and stops AZ Nsso
Berwick and Eek ter only.
D. J. FLANDERS, q. J I. A. RsessA
oct3 -
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
NARPSWELL STEAMBOAT co.

Beginning Feb. %. 1893. steamer Ancoclsco
Will leave Portland Pier. Portland. daily. sun
DAYS excepted. at $50 p. III. for Long Island,
Little and Great Chebeague. Clln Island, South
Harpswell, Bal ey'sand Orr's Island.
RETURN for Portland, leave 0rr's Island 100
n. m. via above landings. Arrive Portland $50
"A. m. ISAIAH DANIEL. Gen. Man.
sep20du
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-21
Retail Growers, sugar Market.

Portland marget--cut loaf 7ci e0niectioner'
Sc; powdered &c: granulated &c; coffee crushed
basc ysllow sc.