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CAMP MEETINGS.
At Poland.

nj EOlanus
This old and popular camp-ground is a fav.
orite resort for such as attend camp.meeting for
religious purposes, as there are no outside at
fractions to lure away from the place OF prayer.
There are no "Pdnch and Judy" performances,
no open air dance floors, grand auction sales,or
other seaside attractions here, and yet the
congregations have been as large as at any 9TH
er grounds in this vicinity this season.
Great Improvements have been made on the
grounds The avenues have been made smooth.
Pure water from distant spring has been CAL
ried in pipes all over the grounds, many fine
cottages have been erected which. with the tents
make the encampment village of some 125 to
$50 dwellings. Thus far this ground has been
kept out Of the hands of outside parties and
under the control of Methodism. May it ever
thus continue, or be abandoned as a Meth
odist camp-ground.
The camp-meeting commenced Monday even
ing, Aug 27, with a social service conducted
by Rev. E. Martin, Presiding Elder of Lewis
ton district, who presided during the whole
camp-meeting.
Tuesday the morning opened clear and bright
and congregation of 300 assembled at the
first service, with % ministers present, and the
number increased from day to day] till Sunday,
when at least 5000 were present.
The following ministers preached in the or
der of their names, viz: L. B. Greene, G. B.
Bisbee, G. Pendexter, J. F. Webster, f. @.
Rogers, D. Church, L. 81. Bean, R. II. Kim.
ball, 1. G. Sprague, s. F. Wetherbee, B. F.
Pease, G. Cummings of Boston, D. Water
house, F. Grovenor, S. Higgins, R. L. Green
and J. W. Hamilton of Boston.
The Sabbath was day of grea. interest and
power, commencing with morning love feast
The interest deepened till the final closing ser
vice Sunday evening. S. f. w.
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Republican Caucusea.

The Republican caucuses 10 chooge delegates
to select five candidates for Representatives to
the Legislature, were held last evening, an d
the following were chosen:
Ward III. 81. Rich, G. L. Jack, o. P.
Sheppard. Ephraims Cooling, William iEvans,
II: 3. Curtis, N. G. Davis.
Ward 2-Thomas Pencil, Joseph Chandler,
Henry Q. Peabody, Hiram Billings Joseph T.
liams.
Ward 3-Albert Smith, William W. Latham,
Charles M. Plummer, Henry II. Nelson, War
rem o. Carney, Alphonso Brunei, Robert !, l..
Morse.
Ward 4-Joseph Bradford, John A. Brown,
William FL. Jerris Stanley 7. Pullen, Richard
4: Galley, Richard S. Webster, Lyman N.
Himball. Joseph F. Libby was nominated for
Councilman
Ward 5-Augustus e. Stevens, Josiah 81.
Drummond, Charles E. Jose, Thomas A.
Roberts, Simon A. Dyer, James Il. Hall,
Hanson s. Clay.
Ward 6-Albert Warwick, Lot G. Nelson,
VIM: Hammond. VIM. L. Alden, Orville K.
Gerrish, John w. Dyer, John A. Osgood.
Ward IA. d. Brown, Ambrose Giddings,
3. K. Small, VIM. d. Mariner, John a Green
ough, N. s. Gardner, BENZ. Barnes, Jr.
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STATE NEWS.

ARoosTooK COUNTY.
A man named McFadden, confined in the
Houlton Jail for smuggling, locked up the jailor
the rtday,and:escaped.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
Recently Edwin McAllster and his wife
separated and Mrs. McAllister claimed their
with her mother and works in the mill Her hus-
band suddenly appeared Saturday afternoon
and took the child away by force.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
Frederick Burt Wells, a member of the class
OF '36, Waterville College, died at st. Thomas,
Monday, Aug. q, at the age of 81 years. He
formerly practiced law at Waterville, but the
climate affected his health, and for several
years ne resided in Bermuda, where he was U.
S. consul, and afterward spent some time in
Europe and Egypt. He was brother of the
late Gov. Wells.
Mr.. Herbert Philbrick. a recent graduate at
West Point, has been detailed to drill the Col
by Rifles.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Rev. j. A. Seiltz of Norway, is busily en-
gagged upon history of Universalism, which
will be published in q few months.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The September meeting of the Dexter Trot-
ting Park takes place the 10Th and Goth.
The statement OF lumber surveyed from the
opening of the Penobscot to Sept. LIST, 1877
compared with the same period in 1875 and '76
is as follows: 1854 995 S07 feet; 1876-72,.
356,757 feet; 1915. 653. 1893 feet
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
S. W. & A M. Nash, of Harrington, have a
vessel on the stocks designed for barque of
about 800 tons. Length of keel 143 feet, breadth
of beam 81 feet; lower hold IL and between
decks 8 feet. If business prospects are enco1r-
aging she will be ready to launch this fall.
YORK COUNTY.
AT the Republican caucus in WATERFORD Sat-
urdsy to chose candidate for representative
for classed towns of WATERFORD and Limerick,
Charles W, Smith of WATERFORD was nominat-
ed for that pos ton by vote of 81 to 80. Mr.
Smith is good nominee and will be elected by
a good majority. He is lumberman by occu-
patton and has been very successful in BUSH
ness,
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Regular Monthly Meeting of the City
Council.

The regular monthly meeting of both boards
of the City Council was held last evening and
the following business was transacted:
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
The Committee on Drains and Sewers re-
ported plans of sewers built the past year and
recommended the passage of an order for the
publication of the names of the persons assess
ed. The report was accepted and the order
passed unanimously.
Mrs. Hobart asked that certificate be grant,
ed by the Board to allow her husband, Rev. N.
Hobart, now 10 the Insane Asylum to receive
state aid. The certificate was granted.
r. @. Lchtenstein & Co. were licensed as
pawn brokers and A. M. Winchester as saloon
keeper at the Eastern depot.
Cornelius Ilsley was appointed as under
taker.
The order for the erection of market house
was laid on the able by vote of to 8.
Petitions Presented and RefeTred-Of Geo. f.
Higgins and Geo. Raymond for damage caused
by the late storm; of Miss A. Sweetsir for per-
mission to erect wooden building on the cor
ner of Dow and Bracket streets; of Granville
E. Jorda for permission to maintain a sta
tionary steam engine at the foot of Pearl street
of N. Burbank for permission to erect wood
en- building on Deering street: of Owen, Moore
and Bailey ct ais for cross walk across Con-
gress street near Brown: of G. A. Donnell and
al. for gas lamp on Charles street.
meeting of the board was held yesterday
afternoon to see what should be done about the
second mortgage Portland & Ogdensburg bonds
held as collateral for advances to the road. The
matter was referred to the Committee on FL
nance.
COMMON COUNCIL.
The following order was introduced and was
referred t, the Committee on Public Build
ingf:
Oraered-That the committee to whom was
referred the matter of sale and improvement of
unimproved real estate be.and they are hereby,
authorized to erect on the market lot ESQ called)
a suitable building to be used as a market
house according to plans and specifications
herewith submitted; the cost of the same not to
exceed the sum of $4,000, to be charged to the
contingent fund.
Other papers were passed in concurrence.
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and was delivered in forcible and impressive

and was delivered In forcible and impressive
manner
The people were much disappointed to hear
that Elder White and wife could not attend the
meetings on account of sickness.
Sunday morning the people began to gather
on the grounds at an early hour. At 10 o'clock
Elder Smith spoke on the Eastern Question.
Elder Smith gave an able discussion in the
evening, on the subject of the Sanctuary"
He took the position that the earthly sanctuary
in the old dispensation was type of the true
tabernacle in heaven. Heb. g.
This morning the wind blew quite gale and
the rustling of the leaves made wild music in
the air. A session of the Maine Conference
was held at o'clock. Various reports and res
olutions were read and it was voted that the
camp-meeting be moved from Richmond. The
location of the same was left in the hands of
the camp.meeting and executive committee
Some business matters were attended to and
the meeting adjourned.
At 10a o'clock Elder Smith spoke on the SUBJ
jeet of '.Foreordination'
This afternoon Elder Robinson spoke to the
people from the text, $50 through, go through
the gates;l prepare ye the way of the people;
cast up, cast up the highway; gather out the
stones, lift up standard for the people. Be-
hold the Lord hath proclaimed unto the end of
the world. Say We to the daughter of Zion:
Behold my salvation cometh; behold thy saliva
ton cometh; behold, his reward is with him,
and his work before him." lisa. 62. 10 II.
After the sermon Samuel Hersum of Bel.
grade, Maine, was duly set apart for the SOL
emn work of the ministry, by prayer, the lay
ing on of hands and the giving of the charge by
Elder Goodrich. REPORTER.
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Seventh Day Adventists.
CAMP GROUND, RICHMOND,
Monday, Sept. 3, 1877.

CAMP GROUND, RICHMOND,
Monday, Sept. 3. 1871
Saturday afternoon the rain fell in gent le
showers, refreshing the face OF Nature. AT %
o'clock beautiful song service was held IN the
tabernacle, after which testimonials were given
and prayers offered in quick succession. A
soul-stirring appeal was made to the uncon-
verted, and an invitation for those desiring the
prayers of the church to, come forward. Some
twenty responded to the call. A sweet season
of prayer followed, in which many engaged.
Every heart was touched, tears freely followed,
confessions were made and all earnestly sought
the Lord. 1t was season long to be remem-
bered on account Of Gods presence.
At "a o'clock the people were addressed in
the tabernacle by Elder Goodrich, from the
words "Almost thou persuadest me t, be a,
Christian" The sermon was a stirring one
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STATE TEACHERS AssocIATIoN.-The stand
ing committee of the State Teachers Assoca-
ton will hold meeting at Biddeford, in the
High School room, Friday evening at o'clock,
and Saturday morning at 9 o'clock, September
IA and 10. The committee will visit the schools
of Biddeford on Friday. The order of exercises
for the meetings will be as follows:
Arithmetic in Primary Schools,
Mrs. c. G. Rounds, of Pennington
Geometry in Primary Schools,
Miss Jennie Hayden, of Pennington.
Arithmetic in Grammar Grades,
G. A. Robertson of Augusta.
Algebra, Geo. B. Files, of Augusta.
Geometry, Prof. G, A. Smith, Of Brunswick.
All teachers and friends of education, and all
interested are invited to attend. The purpose
is to make the discussions practical. All are
invited to take part in the discussions
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Brief JOttiupa.

The Orpheus Symphony Club has disbaud-
ed.
The Allan mail steamer Samaritan, from
Quebec, arrived out Sunday.
Inc Peakes' Island Steamboat Company
nave Withdrawn the Express for the season.
The Edda and Mist will race for the third
class cup this afternoon.
The criminal term of the Superior Court be-
gins this morning.
The Probate Court room has at last been rem
ovated. New furniture and carpets have been
put in and the interior of the room repainted.
Rev. VIM. B. Wright of the Berkely street
church, Boston, will preach at High st. church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
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Are you respondent sufferer from Sick Head
ache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation Of the
Heart? Have you Dizziness of the Head? Is your
Nervous System depressed? Does your Blood circu-
late badly? Have you Cough? Low Spirits?
Coming up of the food after eating? &C., &c. All
of these and much more are the direct results of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indigestion.
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is now acknowledged
by all Druggists to be positive 100000 bot
ties given away in the U. S. through Druggists
to the people as trial. Two doses will satisfy any
person of its wonderful quality in curing all forms OF
Indigestion. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size
rs cents Sold positive by all rstcass Druggists in
us oc20eom1y
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Personal.

Mr.. George Abbott formerly consul at Shelf.
field, Eng, has received the appointment of
consular agent at Windsor, Province of On
tario, Dominion of Canada.
Miss Juliet Henderson is to have benefit
concert at City Hall, the 18th inst. She will
be assisted by Monsieur Leon, the noted
tenor, and home talent.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
New England Fair
Excursion to Harpswel,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
New Autumn Goods-Eastman Bros.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Cuff Pins-C. II. Lamson.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New England Fair.
Damaged Kid Gloves-Owen, Moore & Bailey.
Medium-C. Z. Watkins.
Fall Goods-Fernald.
New Goods-Carton Kimball.
Bohrer's Automatic Piano Hand Guide.
Ladies' INSTRUMENTATION Klmball,
Found-Travelling Bag.
For Baltim0re--J. Nickerson & Son.
Notice-State st. Sunday School.
Choice Coffees, Tease. W. Simonton s. Co.
The Queen-Merrill.
DR.. Aenricus.
M. G. M. A.-Stated Meeting.
Peakes Island Steamboat Co.
Picked UP Adrift.
The Foster Carpet Beaten.
To Whom it May Concern.
Oak Ship Timber for Sale.
Wanted-Cook.
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ground behind ridged or level as the operator
may desire.
Mr.. Fred Atwood has pitched a large tent, in
which he intends to exhibit a large assortment
of agricultural implements which will be no.
ticed in the future.
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The time of departure of the horse cars from
Preble street for the fair sground will be found
in our advertising column.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS,

-ho 'A@--S " uopoAtuIo VI tu6 uOTS6 cars Ir0u
Preble street for the fair .grouud will be found
in our advertising column.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
line arrivals at the hotels last evening clearly
indicated that there will be a large attendance
at the Fair to-day. At the Falmouth there are
Henry Ingalls, Wiscassett, large party from
Burlington, W. H. White, Lewiston, General
Tilton and wife, Togus, and N R. Boutelle,
Waterville.
At the Preble among the 125 arrivals yester-
day were Rufus Prince, Turner, Ex-Gov. Per-
ham, Seward Dill, Phillips, Warden Rice and
wife, Thomaston, W. L. Carleton, B. F. Ham
ilton, Blddeford, E. II. Williams, Colebrook,
N. h., John Hall, North Berwick, S. V. Hap
good, North Arson, E. G. Coffin and L. Brown,
Waterville, and Col. Kicker, Rockland.
The other hotels showed large number of
arrivals and many of them have saved rooms
for persons who have not yet arrived
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REPRESENTATIVES Nominated

Observation-Disclosures Robbie.
Strong-William II. Dyer.
Palermo-Enoch b. Cain.
Liberty-Gardner G. Sherman.
Camden-U. B. Eaton.
Hodgdon-Benjamin j. Smith.
Surry-T. j. Bachelor.
Otis-Charles Otis.
Fairfeld-S. B. Starbird.
Eden-Gideon Mayo.
Observation-Disclosures W. Smith.
New Gloucester-A. G. Chandler.
Mt. Vernon-James G. Rowland.
Windsor-Adam Il. Stimson.
observation-disclosures L. Hathaway.
Scarboro'-Samuel r. Snow.
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BLACK Cashmere for so cents a yard at
Horatio Staples, 1870 Middle street. These
goods are all wool, double width, and perfect in
shade and quality.
Black Cashmere for 60 cents a yard, at the
same place. Black Cashmere for 65 cents a
yard at Staples, 1870 Middle street. Black
Cashmere for rs cents yard and upward in all
the finer grades at Horatio Staples
1 will warrant all the above goods to be equal
in all respects to any Of the same price in
America. HoRATIo STAPLES,
$50 Middle street, Portland, Me.
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-. AasHs THEATRE.-This theatre
~ M last evening, and the spectacu.
p"' - n was reproduced with fine
snsol. MISS Aa.sa appeared in the title role,
ana s% was supported by Mr.. Archie oOwper, Of
the Cowper Combination, and many Of the
members of last seasons company at this thea.
ire. The play will be repeated on this and to-
morrow evenings. -.
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MEMS shirts and drawers for % cents each
at Horatio Staples. sep3d2t
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NEW style autumn prints for cents at
Horatio Staples, 1870 Middle street, Portland.
song dot
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ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS

MoHAIR Repellents in all shades, at Rines
Bros, No. 255 Middle street. aug28tf
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$50 Middle street, Portland, Me.
sep3

WoRsTED Fringes in black and all the
desirable shades, at Horatio Staples, $50
Middle street. sep3d2t
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ANNUAL MEETING.-At a meeting OF the
Payson Literary Society held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President-Edward B. Duran.
vice President-George M. Thomas
Secretary-D. P. Perkins.
TIreasurer-W. D. Carruthers.
s. Ij oTsu Committee-E. P. Wentworth, W.
10 oofey' Y. W. Duroy.
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THE HORSES,

The horses total was % minutes % seconds,
the horse beating Mr.. Taylor, and time beating
both.
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WE shall open this morning the best assert.
ment of dress goods that we have ever shown.
aug28tf RINEs Bros.
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CUFF PINS are very fashionable. A very
large assortment at G. H. Lamson's POI Middle
street.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
transfers of real estate were recorded in this
county yesterday:
Portland-Georgianna w. Ray ct al. to Cath
crime M. Butler, lot of land for 5000
Jane Porteous ct al. to Henrietta X. Liscomb
lot of land for $4,000.
ker, two lots of land.
Joseph L. Baker to j. Frank Proctor, two
lots of land.
Gorham-Jeremiah Deering to Charles W.
Deering, two lots of land, one containing $50
and the other acres.
Raymond-Henry II. Body 20 james Me-
serve ct al. So acres for 1910.
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LAST OPPoRTUMTY.-Parties wishing to
make this beautiful trip over the Sebago Lake
route avail themselves of this opportunity.
Also persons visiting the New England Fair
should not fail to make. this trip. Steamer
Mt Pleasant will be taken from her route Sat
urday, Sept Sth. Steamer leaves Lake Station
on arrival of trains leaving Portland at $50 a.
m.
Tickets for round trip good only one day
$15O. sep4-3t
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THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 4.
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sgnden Bros, Marquis, Brunei q Co., ANDREWS,
wentworth, Moses, N. B. Kendrick, and Chisholm
Bros. on all trains that run out of the city,
AT Biddeford, of Phillsbury.
At Saco, of L. Hodgdon and 81. B. Kendrick.
At Waterville, of j. 8. Carter.
At Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At lewiston of French Bros, and Stevens & Co
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DETWEEN Deering bridge and woodford's Cor
ID ner, a travelling bag marked "W. II. II; Cumb.
Mills" The owner can have the same by calling at
the Horse II. X, Office, Market Square. sept4dSt
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For Baltimore.

AN experienced cook to go to Colorado with q
"A private party. Call at sos Congress Square:
sept4 du
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Found.

DACKET Schr.. Prescott, Capt Merrman; For
l. freight apply to j. NICKERSON q Su q,
sept4d3t No. 13l Commerciai St.
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Wanted.

(tARGO of Sch, Laurel, now landing at Union
~ wharf, for sale by CC M 10 % DAniS,
sept4dlm loA Oommercisi OF.
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To Whom IL MAY Concern !
Oak Shin Timber For Sale.

FVyHE Musical Organization known as the orpneus
IL symphony Club is hereby disbandedb by common
consent Of the members. Fer ol 1sa.
sep4 uos-
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ava ,'s.ssssss ,sss'sssss.s
Cal-29 minutes and 81 seconds.
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TEST AND SLATE WRITING

A Sea, small Porgy Drive Boat IL feet long
"A painted white, blue top, with oars sc. 1he
owner can have the same by proving property and
paying charges. Apply to SIDNEY WATSON,
sept Cundy's Harbor, Me. d3t*
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MIS- p iNoyuOluS, 1Orl.dRu rug.
John Kingdom, gardnerer to B Brown, display
of plants and flowers.
p Dudley. g Go, Boston, dress plating machine.
vickery & Leighton, Portland, case domestic
VIM Furbush u Sons. Portland, organs and pi-
F S Babbitt, Taunton. Mass, 1 combination foot
lathe.
pr. Wilbur, skewhegan, patent ink stand.
Mrs Cutter, Portland 1 silk quilt.
rockingham, Portland, plant.
Smith, Portland, patent runner.
Union Lubrcator Co. Boston, lubrcaling grease.
A Cox & Son. Portland, case boots and shoes.
q Merrill q Co, Portland, sample engraving
+ Thornhll, Portland, case of files:
carriage jack hoisting engine.
G Thurston & Co, Portland, scroll saws, carving
fancy wood:
Thomas Loring, Portland, case Loring's spe-
cifc.
j F Merrill, Portland, refrigerator.
Miss Nellie Webster, Portland, spatter work.
Garv1n, Kennebunk, 1 Colby clothes wringer
7 Davis Portland, case sporting goods.
Schumacher Bros, Portland, case Artists mate
RAILS
VIM Themes, Portland, display pottery.
Nellie M Hayward, Brdgewater, needlework by
90 Davis 6 Co, Portland, model dredging ma
chine.
Mrs Jas Smonton, Portland, California grasses.
l. smith, Portland, samples of carriage and
sleigh stock, clothes wringer.,
Dana dudley Portland, profile picture.
G Abbott, Waltham, Mass, Shedds blind fastener,
Somes tension dry goods roller, combination yard
Well, Richardson & Co, Burlington, vt, samples
butter color.
Hard Bros, Oneida N Y, spiral spring bed bottom.
j Kittredge, Lowell. patent plastic gravel.
cup and saucer.
Lothrop, Portland, painting.
E Goth, PORTLAND, 2 drawings.
Joshua Holland, Limerick, prs blankets.
Mrs Mcintyre, Portland, tatting collar.
Mrs John OBrion, Portland, worsted shawl
strap.
Mrs Elias Banks, Portland, / burlap rug, crib
quilt.
W Studley, Portland, corsets and fancy goods.
A Hobbs, Portland, cups and saucers, butter
bowl. glass tumbler, and pewter platter.
Mrs NJ Hawkes., Deering, quilt.
Mrs Libby, Portland, air CASTLE
Miss Annie Welander, Portland, feather flowers.
Mrs Waterhouse Portland, loaf bread.
Mrs SIS Meader, Portland, case crystal ivory
! type, wax medallion.