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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-11

D. Arb & Co, have just received the
largest and best assortment Of Wall Paper
and Window Shades ever bought to this
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-11

We publish this week the mortuary re-
cord for the past year, as furnished us by
the Sexton of Toledo Cemetery
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To RENT.-To rent for terms of years
the sw3 section 8, town So lincoln,) 100
acres or more under cultivation, house
and other buildings. Terms ~ 80 per acre
cash. Inquire on the premises or by mail.
Possession given soon.
s.H. BALDWIN,
Coldville, lama Co. Iowa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-11

Some days since Toledo father pur-
chased boys tool chest for his son, a
lad of eight, who seemed to have consid-
csablc mechanical genius, and up to date
the boy has sawed off but two table legs,
six knobs from the bureau, bored about
100 holes through the doors, and three
through the piano case, and by the aid Of
the glue pot he mas stuck the family sup
ply Of napkins firmly to the parlor carpet.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-11

Mr.. G. NJ. Berger is now repairing the
house formerly occupied by Benz. Stone,
preparatory to moving into it.
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Running through Five Urea
States,

,nl oneratins over > 600 fail,s Of read. this Com
Dapv pre- s.nts to the Traveller facilities that ARf
y III and CANNOT be offered hy any Competitor
All ticket agents can sell you tickets Via this
route.
II Won wish the b st travelling accommodations
YOU will hay your tickets by this rcute. and Will
take no other
W. IT, STENN nj Pass. Agt
MARVIN HUGHITT, Gen'l Sup't.
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TEAS, TEAS, TEAS TEAS
At Springcr's Drug Store
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Kingly roles and priestly apparel at
the Court House Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week.
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Yours trul,
Soliciting ag'ts for Palo Alto Co.

DIEp-On the 10th inst, of Typhoid
Pneumonia, at the rooms Of his brothe, :
in-law REV Messmer,) of this city, Mr.
CHAs.D. CLARK in the 5lst year Of his age.
Mr. Clark left his home in Phillips
county, Kansas, to solicit aid for the
destitute homcsteaders of his county; was
taken with congestion OF tio lungs al
Kansas City, January 3ist, and was with
out medical aid or rest until his arrival
here Friday night on the first train that
broke the late snow blockade. During these
six days of fatigue al exp ,sure his Ii
scase had become too deeply seated to
yield to treatment, AMI the close came
suddenly at $50 a. m, 18th inst.
Funeral services from the residence Of
Z. J. Cannon, Friday, ? O'clock p. M.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-11

Mrs. Alexander, mother Of Geo. Alex
ander our grain buyer, died at Belle Plaine
on Tuesday evening Of last week.
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Read the advertismen in this paper of
the only located Specialist in Iowa, pr
Nc Alice, Davenport, Iowa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-11

The best quality of Oysters at lowest
rates, at Wilson & Cos.
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BEST TEAS!

Special attention paid TO printing grain
tickets at the CHRONICLE Office.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-11

as Reported BY Nelson d. Barker, Real
Estate agents, Toledo, Ioma.
L Carmichael to F Dowd, NV NV &
NV ne % sw sc & e1 sw S3 IA. 80. 1000
Mary Lincoln to r 7 Lincoln, NV
sw 20 "a Is. ......... :. 100
Rhoda A Blair to J D Newcomer,
unda ST NV 26 81 Is. ....... 333
Susan Butler to D Butler, NV fir NV
26 81 Is. 500
Philip Butler to d Butler, NV sw
sw 4 WI NV 36 81 49,. 49,. 49,. 500
Jno Hagertv to Jno Hagerty Jr Sc
sc 25 SO Is. 400
Christian Bcrkheiner to N Ducat,
NV NV 26 81 10. -. 500
Heirs at law of E Mericlc decd TOD
Keller, c4 sc Sc ne 81 49,. 144O
II E Bradshaw to Gustava Spencer,
ne Is sc Is. $50
Stewart Beck to D Beck, NV "a s.
n .................. 55UO
J d Newcomer to Johnston & Clark
81 NV 20 "a 10. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
TOWN LOTS.
G. M Barnhardt to B Marston, e4
WI lot 10 blk /, Chelsea. ........ 80
Isaac Thompson to L Johnston, lots
Is 20 VT 10 blk & nj lot
nj lot blk 3, Chelsea. .......... 100
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Queen Esther at the Court House,
Thursday and Friday evenings OF this
week
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Go to Springer's Drug Store.

The best job printing in lama County,
is dcne at the CHRONICLE Office, Toledo.
Go TO Wilson & Cos, and buy some Of
that excellent cider from Franklin Grove
Nursery III. 1t is The best in the market
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INGRATTrUDE, BASE h,GRATITUDE-The
following truths are clipped from an ex-
change.
1T is strange how closely people read
the papers. We never say anything that
anybody don't like but what We soon hear
of it, and everyone tells us about it. But if
once in while We happen TO say a good
thing, we never hear tIatnobody seems
to notice that. We may pay some man a
hundred compliments. and give him a
dozen puts, and he takes il as 4 tribute
to his greatness and never thinks any
thing about i.-never thinks il docs him
any good. But il re happen 70 say some
thing that this very man don't like, or
something that he imagir.cs reflects on
him or his character, see how quickly he
gets mad about it,
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- Won want MN Read the b. Il NJ. Advt
n nnrchase LA N IL in another column.
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IF you want tirst-class printing, 1t
Chicago Iricts, call at the CHRONICLE
Office
If YOU want a new wagon go to Camery
& Son, new store and buy Moline for
less money than you can buy any other
first-class wagon in the county.
For SALE CEEAp-A Smiths American
Organ, the best manufactured. Any one
wishing an instrument will make money
by calling at the CHRONICLE Office.
Fine stock of Confectionery and Nuts, 1T
Wilson & Cos.
A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS
To loan in sum of $1,000 and upward for
wears at less than tho usual rates, on
best real estate security.
EBEEsoIE & WIILETT.
Camery & Son are agents for Tama Co.
for the Buckeye Seeder Improved for
1879 the only Strictly Force Feed lseeder
in the market. Will have full supply
in few days.
SEVERAL IMPROVED FARMS
For Sale. Terms Easy.
MONEY TO LOAN.
From one TO five years time, by
BAILEY & AUSTIN.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-11

Prof Ford while here last week made Il
chemical examination Of some Of w. a.
Stuart & Co.'S celebrated black ink, and
the following is the result:
I have used and tested Stuart & Cos
Justly celebrated black ink. find it free
from acid-a deep black from the first;
flows smoothly, is indelible on paper;-
and will not flow or spread by the manu-
script being washed. l consider it the
best ink in the market
PRoF. G. FoRD
Normal Illinois, Feb 9th, 1875
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House for rent, known as the Friedrich
property. Inquire of w. c. Walters.
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Last Monday evening being the fifteenth

Last Monday evening being the fifteenth
anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. Galley, Of Toledo, their residence
was taken possession Of by "A large num-
Der of our citizens, who assembled to
show misrepresentation Of the worthy cou-
pie Invitations had been previously is
sued and preparations made for fine
time, and on the evening above MERTON
ed about one hundred or more persons
were present Refreshments were brought
along and everything done to make a sue
cess Of the party, and it was most adj
mirablc success in every respect. 1t was
complete surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
Galley. The evening was passed as even
ings generally are at such gatherings, in
conversation, music, &c, &c, and about
10 o'clock supper was announced. A
large extension table had been spread in
the dining room, loaded with the best Of
everything that the season would afford,
to which ample justice was done by all
present There were four or five tables full
and plenty for all. Between ten and eleven
o'clo k the guests began to dispersc wish
ing many.happy returns Of the day TO the
worthy and popular host and hostess.
The presents were beautiful and numerous
Mr. Galley is one of oar Oldest and
heaviest dry goods and grocery dealers
and has the confidence and esteem Of the
entire county. He has been successful
in business here and has deserved al the
good fortune lie has received
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-11

Choice Tobacco and Cigars, at Wilson y
Co.'S.
y Cornell, Of Traer, was in town first
part of this week.
Quarterly Meeting at the NJ. E. Church
next Saturday and Sabbath.
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IAN any other man in Tama County

And a andS Shoes greatly reduced prices.
Fine Line Of Ready Made Clothing at Living Prices
TAILORING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE,
AND PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO CUTTING
For their garments
N-coME AND SEE NE.
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Chicago 6 North. Western -s-ai-ws
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

These celebrated GAYS ARE run al night TRAN :
on All the lines of this road.
This is the ONLY LINE runu;tE. III, $ cars l.,
tween Chicago and st. Pau or Chicago and Mi
waukec
vt Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Oet =
LAID Sleepers on the Union Faciia EallrAad. b.
III points west Of the Missouri River.
Anon" III"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

For tie Week Ending Tuesday, Feb 8,
as Reported by Nelson Dc Barker, Real
Estate agents, Toledo, Iopa.
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Educational.

Sexton Of Toledo Cemetery.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-11
ScyERALIMPROyED FARMS

OF CaIt. ETI1S TISY.
MONEY TO LOAN.
From one TO five years time, by
BAILEY & AUSTIN
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If you want tirst-ciass printing, \
Chicago prices, call at the CHRONICLE
Office.
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Inducements odered1y this R6ute

to the travelling public all III mo4,srn improve
n,eiits: Rock aud Gravel Baasted Track: Ste
Rail Rock and Iron Bridges Paflor and Drawn
Room Day Goa hes: Smoking and LoUnging = ar
W,stiunhousc's Safety Air Brakes: Aiiier's Pa
cnt Safety Couplings and Platforms. Spett
safety and Absolute Comfort.
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ADAMS HOUSE.

STIyE9s SAFLEY, Attorneys for Pla
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Rase Kall.

The game of base ball on the Park grounds
Saturday afternoon. between the Resolutes
and Dry Goods, was witnessed BY about four
hundred ceople, and proved to be an exciting
and closely contested game. The Dry Goods,
as at present organized, are strong team, and
with good third baseman, few amateur clubs
can play stronger game, and, as it was, the
champions found it no easy matter to beat
them. The Resoutes fielded finely, making
but seven errors, all of them, however, were
costly; the Dry Goods are charged with twenty
eight errors, nine of them at third base and an
equal number behind the bat. There were but
few brilliant plays during the game; hot liner
handsomely taken by F. Barnes and splendid
catch of foul ball taken on the bound after it
had been muffed by Ayres, were noticeable.
The playing of Hersey on first and Evans short
stop was the feature of the Dry Goods play.
The pitching of Leighton and Payson was ex-
c,llent five base hits being made of the former
and seven of the latter.
The game was we'll and satisfactorily am
pired by gentleman who has no superior in
that position, but who don't like to see his
name in the newspapers.
No ha
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-30

FRYEBURG CAMPMEETING. Friday evening
a temperance service was conducted by Misses
johnson, Hart and Clark of New York. They
gave an interesting account eff the temperance
work in Brooklyn.
At 10 a. m. Saturday, Rev. Mr. Emerson, pas
tor of the Biddeford Congregational church,
gave Bible reading based on Hebrews tx, o.
AT p. m. the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society held meeting which was led by Mrs.
Trafton and Zimmerman. About twenty
members were added to the society. At the
same hour an adjourned meeting of the Camp
Meeting Association was held, at which
Messrs. G. 7. Nutter, Locke and Kmball were
appointed 10 devise means to relieve the asso-
citation from debt. At2 p. M Rev. j. C.
Perry preached from Mathew XIV, %. In the
evening Rev. S. f. Strout preached.
The attendance Sunday was very large and
the exercises Of unusual interest The sess on
is the lest ever held in Martha's Grove
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MANY who are suffering from the effects of th

MANY who are suffering from the effects of til
warm weather and debtated, ARE advised by ply
scians to take moderate amounts of whiskey two or
three times during the day. In little while those
who adopt this advice frequently increase the num-
Der of "drinks," and in time become confirmed in
ebriates. A beverage which will not create Thirst
for intoxicating liquors. and which is intended espe-
caly for the benefit of debilitated persons whether
at home or abroad, is DR.. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
Containing the juices OF many medicinal herbs, this
preparation does not create an appetite for the in
toxicating cup. The nourishing and tine life-sup-
porting properties of many valuable natural produc-
tions contained in it and well known to medical men
have the most Strengthening influence. A single
bottle of the Tonic will demonstrate its valuable
qualities. For debility arising from sickness, over
exertion or from any whatever, wine glassfu
of Sea Weed Tonic taken after meals Will strengthen
the stomach and create appetite for wholesome
food To all who are about leaving their homes we
desire to say that the excellent effects of DIR.
Schencks seasonable remedies, Sea Weed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills, are particularly evident when taken
by those who are injuriously affected by change of
water and diet. No person should leave home with
out taking supply of these safeguards along For
sale by all Druggist. jy14eod3dp&wsn1y
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Construction of Houses of Refuge.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Department until II o'clock, noon, of Monday,
the Goth day of September 1876 for the construction
of Houses of Refuge at the following named localities
on the coast of Florida, to witt One the beach
about thirteen miles north of India River Inlet,
at the trial from Bethel Creek; one on the beach
about one and enc half miles north of Gibert's
Bar at a place known as Saint Lucie Rocks
one at Orange Grove $50 called the beach abOul
thirty miles north of New River Inlet; Fort
Laududale, on the beach about six miles north of
New River Inlet; and one on the beach opposite the
head Of Biscayne Bay, about ten miles north of
Cape Florida.
Bidders must state the time in which they will
contract to complete the houses. Each bid must be
accompanied with bond in the sum of One thousand
dollars, with two good aud sufficient suretes con-
dtioned that the bidder shall enter into contract
without delay if his bid be accepted. All proposals
must be endorsed proposals for construction of
Houses of Refuge" and addressed to the Secretary
of the Treasury, Washington, ID. c.
Specifications and plans. and forms of bonds, can
be obtained at The Office of the Collectors of Customs
at Portland, Boston, Fernandna, Jacksonville and
Pensacola. and upon application to this Department.
The right to reject any and all bids, and to waive
defects ii it is deemed for the interests of the Govern
ment to do So is reserved.
tSigned) B. H. BRISTOW,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Washington, D. c., August 49, 1875
aug30 deod6t
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Brief JOttiuUs.

Z. e. Dole of Bangor w. j. Davis of Chi
cago, and Lewis G. Stone of the United States
Navy are among the arrivals at the City Hotel.
An ear ring, set in brlliants was lest nef I
Tate street Friday night The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at the police
office.
Several of the candidates for the High School
will be examined to-day.
The Maine Poultry Association has already
collected $1,000 in special premiums for next
seasons Poultry Show
A brarch track is TO be built from Little
Falls station on the Ogdensburg road to the
new mill of the Sebago Board Company at
that place.
Connolly, wel-known scenic artist of New
York, is to paint new scenery for Music Hall.
Burglars attempted to enter the house of
Charles Fobes on Chapel street Friday night.
but were frightened away.
On Wednesday the railway mail service is to
be extended from Upper Bartlett TO the Fab
yam House, on the. Portland s. Ogdensburg
Toad.
The correspondent of the Littleton, N. H.,
Republic, who was with the party that visited
our city last week, furnishes that paper with a
glowing account of their reception here.
A tramp stole a suit of clothes I'd small
sum of money from A. NJ Farwell at Gray
Corner, Friday
Plaisted, who is to pull with Davis, Tuesday,
has arrived in town.
A boy named Charles Watson, who lives on
Portland street, ran large iron spike into his
foot Saturday morning, making fearful
wound.
Saturday afternoon a young man named
William Hill attempted to jump from wagon
on Centre street, out caught his foot and cut
his head badly.
There was slight row in Market Square
Saturday night, in which one little fellow
whipped two others who struck him without
cause.
Pools on the boat race will be sold at the
Commercial House this evening.
The team of S. S. Kicker Of Deering and
one of Cobb's express wagons became mixed
up on Congress street Saturday afternoon, and
both horses were thrown down, but no damage
done.
Officer Bell LOST his revolver en- Middle street
Saturday night.
The schools in Knightville, Cape Elixobetb,
commence to-day. The upper department will
be taught by Wesley Sawyer; the lower by Miss
Marietta Hanniford.
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FUNERAL.-The funeral services of Mr.. Chas.
o. Chamberlain took place yesterday afternoon
at the Congress Square church. He was buried
under the honor of Ligonia Lodge No. 5, l. o.
o. F., of which the deceased was true and
active member. He was also member of
Machgonne Encampment, who performed es-
cort The Portland Band kindly volunteered
their services as a token of respect from that
organization. The services at the church were
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Cunningham of the
Advent denomination, at the close of which
the burial service of the order was read by the
chaplain of Ligonia Lodge. The procession
then reformed and escorted the remains to the
limits of the city. The deceased was respected
and loved by all who knew him, and the Lodge
TO which he belonged have been unceasing in
their attentions during his long sickness. He
leaves wife and son who will remember
him as generous, kind hearted husband, faith
er and friend.
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DRY GOODS.
Total, 5 z 27 10 Z Total,
INNINGS,

Total, Z 27 10 Total, 5 u II rs
Innngs.....1 9 Total.
Resolutes......1 D 0 o..
Dry Goods. 20 o 8 O....
Runs earned-Resolutes 0, Dry Goods 1.
Passed ba-Crocker l, Kimball 2.
Time Of game hour 40 m.
The Haymakers and D:rigos, both of this
city, will play their second game for the junior
championship on the Park grounds tomorrc W
afternoon, and close game may be expected,
as the clubs are very evenly matched.
The White Oaks of Raymond visited Cum
berland Mills Saturday and played game
with the Clippers Of that place. Eleven in
nings were necessary to decide the contest, but
"hard wood" chaps won by score of IA to II.
The Irons and Rattlers played game at the
Rolling Mills Saturday afternoon, resulting in
favor of the former, by score of "a to 10.
The Dry Goods will not be able to play
again this season, as they no longer have Sat-
urday afternoons.
A match game of base ball was played in
Ferry Village Saturday afternoon between the
Pioneers of that place and the Atlantcs of this
city, resulting in favor of the Atlantics by a
score of 35 to %
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Learning that the advertised close-time Of
entries for the State Fair is variously msun
derstood. let me say to all interested, that en-.
tries of all live stock including horses, except
trotters, not made on or before Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 9TH, will be excluded from the cata.
logue, which is being prepared as fast as Gu
tries are received, for the copy must 60 to the
printer the Sth, to insure publication, before
the opening of the exhibition, the 21st.
In entries of thoroughbred animals, L want
the name, and Herd Book number OF sire and
dam. as wei. as of the entry itself. Hurry up
your entries, thus giving time to classify and
catalogue them.
East Surry, August q, 1875.
SAMUEI, WATSON Sec'y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-30
STEAM COOKER
THE WEIGHTS
COMBINATION
Patented in Canada 14th JuIy. 1874.
Patented in United states 4 9Th Dec. 1874.
Patented in United States st June, 1875.
Advantages of the Steam Cooker ever
any other Cooking apparatus ever
offered to the Public.

One quart of Water is sufficient to cook all the
Vegetables required for Dinner, and they
never get dry, you cook all kinds of Vegetables
all to gether, in Thirty Minutes d ling away with the
necessity of having your stove covered with kettles
The Steam Cooker is an apparatus of itself; will
easily washed. 1t cooks entirely by Steam therefore
your vegetables not soaked in water, and require
bes but also for cooking all kinds OF meats and pud-
dngs
Tho Patent Steam Cooker is something
every family should have. 1t comes in every
day, and will pay for itself month, in retaining
the flavor of your ge'ables, and saving the waste
and breaking to pieces which cannot be avoided
when they are boiled and soaked in water.
Territory for sale by the State, County or Town
ship Apply to WIN. EARBUTT.
lmventOIs' Exchange, 90 Federal Street
UT-AGENTS WANTED. .au30dlw
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CITY AND VICINITY
new Advertisements To-day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Attractions-Steamer Chas. Houghton.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Notice-Portland Marine Society.
Notice-Montgomery Guards.
A Card-Ligcnia Lodge, No. 5.
Our Annual Sale Eastman Bros
twenty Thousand-Frank E. Allen
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
L. A. r. A.-Special Meeting.
z. L. A.-The Members.
2. G. U.-Fhe Members.
School Books-T P. McGowan.
Special Notice-Sebago Steamboat Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale Cheap-Rufus Deerng & Co
Coupons of the Cty-Foote g. French.
Miss Annie E Greeley-Teacher.
Guns-G. l.. Bailey.
School Books-Bailey & Noyos
Steam Cooker-The Welch's.
Wanted-A Gentleman.
L0st-On the Street.
For Sale-2a Story Wooden House
Boarders Wanted d. Young
Stolen-From the Mansion House.
10 Contractors-Tenders are Invited.
Construction Of Houses of Refuge-B. II. Bristow