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Coal, Coal.

NoTIor.-The Gas 90. are now supplying
CoGl at lowest market figures In car lead
lots, by the ton or In tmaller quantities.
Send In your orders TO the Gas Cos. Office.
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Martinez, the tobaccoulst, has the largcs
and finest stock Of olgars, pipes and e.
baccos In the town.
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BAuman's,
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UseAcksr's Eng lsh Re meiy fr en-
mption, Bold by W. II, z atlsrsol & 20
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q kinds OF whisk broom holders at Har.
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81. Nicholas has arrived again al HarrIs'
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- surlouls' wcstor', Jackets aud Jerseys at
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Summary Of the Past Weeks Gaitcy.
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SOCIETY NOTES.
Ooings in Society During the Past
Week,

with General Personal Items From
other Places.
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Neal don't sell on the square
For he don't live up there,
But he swears he'll be bound
All his liquors are sound.
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The pupils In the public schools ,n
the city engaged Friday ev'niIns ~
a spelling bee. Inc ,niee Ns,r,o
DC s nsrs,a Teylor and Miss Bessie Ardin'
anu hsssS anna school, Professor |. A.
EoI, n a., The match awakened eonsidofa'
LoVu.y ,.st LAWYERS doctors aud mer-
ole nv raiehed the spelling eagerly.
on NV IT Warner, a popular merchant OF our
IN Leaves this evening for prolrac1eu
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DURING the past week there has been but
ooe theatrical exhibitions, and that was in
me operatic line, viz; the. Pirates OF Pen.
,,noe, in which the Grau troupe did them.
elves much credit, and placed themselves
n hotter favor with our people Through.
a., ant The south this season, and especially in
Tsves. save alone III New Orleans, it has
hsen 10 the atmosphere to crilicise severely
me troupes that come amongst US. A de.
sire to have all things comport with the
many elegant new opera'houses erected
since last year, has doubtless much to DO
win mors rigid requirements.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

The Raymond excursions to California have
won increased favor from year to year. and the
project now announced by the enerprisng firm
of Messrs. Raymond a Whitcomb, of two VIM
ter trips to The Pacific coast, will certainly
prove very popular. The object of these eX-
cursons is to afford eastern people an opportu-
nifty to avoid the harsh winter and early spring
weather, by II soioum i'll genial and healthful
cline, such as California possesses to a remark
able degree. The dates of departure are Octo-
Der 18th and December 9th, and the routes to
and from the Pacific coast will be different.
Two months will be passed at the beautiful
Hotel del Monte, Monterey, and there are also
arrangements for sojourns at San Francisco,
Santa Barbara. Santa Monica. san Diego, the
Sierra Madre Villa at San Gabriel, Riverside,
Cotton, etc, according to individual choice.
The stay in California can be prolonged to the
early summer or not according to desire.
There are many other novel features which will
commend themselves to all, and which are fully
explained in handsome circular Just issued.
This may be had by addressing W. Raymond,
240 Washington Street, Boston,
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Boston Market.

SATURDAY., sept. Ill
BUTTER. Demand fair for fine lots of fresh made
creamery, and dairy stock sells quick and is firm ut
quotations. We quote fine fancy creamery, 24t
fancy dairy, 23c; northern creamery is quoted ut
22g23c western do, q d22c northern dairy, u a22t
western TO- 16c; lade, l4gl5; common to poor are
nominal, l2a dl3c; every butter maker shoul ID
strive to make the 20a2lc kind of dairy stock.
CHEESE. The market has taken strong upward
turn. The market here is quoted to day at 0al013c
for fine factory cheese; fair to good Sd9ic; choidc
western, 81 gl0c; fair to good western, ~ aSk&;
skim and common Age.
Eggs. Eastern stock, fresh, strictly So 24c, sonic
holding higher; New York, 2l1a a221ac; northern,
western q I221sc; held stock anywhere from lob
zoe.
BEANS. The market remains steady at quot4
tions fancy hand picked pea So 50a2 80, hold
ing strickly fancy higher; German pea, $2d2 il
50 2593 80; red Kidneys 50 40.
POTATOES. Receipts reported lighter ami
stock is selling with little more life without
material change in quotations; early rose, IS 96dc
bus; Rhode Islands, 81 759l S74a y Dbl; Nativef
81 OK 81 10; Portands, 81 509l 62a potatoes sci
In the country about the same as in Boston,
APPLES. Choice fruit is in active demand ami
prices are firm; quotations for golden sweet, So ~
81 y Dbl; Goblin, So 5O94; astrachan 50 so al;
Williams "a 5095; pippins $4a4 80 for choice
ordinary, 81 al 80 " Dbl.
HAY AND STRAW. No timothy, $lS % ton fab
to good, ST. 9l7 80 o. ton; fine hay, $l5916 o. toni
poor to ordinary, $ll9l3 y ton; the new hay crop II
called light; straw, $l39 Ii soy ton for new oat DID,
81 y ton
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
HIS SONS ADVICE.

| have been troubled for over twelve years with
a weakness Of the kidneys and bladder which the
doctors said was diabetes. | could not at times
stand up and would have to continually use the
m'inal both day and night, with intense pains in my
back and sides; there was brick-dust deposits In
my water; could not rest well on lie easily in bed
i'll any posture. | at that time employed by
the Maine Central Railroad, and had to give up
work for time. Fearing that il would sooner or
later turn to that dreaded Bright disease, called
in my son in Lewiston, who is in the drug business,
and after consulting With him as to my case he adj
vised me to Use Hunts Remedy, As he knew Of so
many successful cures that it had made in Lewis
ton ana vicinity. at once commenced using it,
and began TO improve. | had less pain in my back
'snu sides, my water WAS passed naturally with less
color and no PAIN and after using several bottles
found that my pains were all gone and the weak
have no trouble with them now, and can attend to
my business; and for one of my years am enjoy
ing good health, and thanks to Hunts Remedy for
il, and consider it a duty and pleasure to recon-
have taken pains to recommend it to others in this
vicinity.
You are at liberty to publish this acknowledge
ment, hoping it may be the means OF helping suf-
fGring humanity.
f. l.. CLARK, Furniture Dealer,
Formerly with Maine Central Railroad.
NEWPORT, ME-, MAY Il, 1883.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
DIED.

In Belfast, Sept. ID, Sidney A. West, aged 8
months.
In this city Sept. ID. Sarah A. Preston, aged 26
years : mos. and 10 days
In this city Sept lst, Leo f. son OF Mr. and Mrs
Wayland knowlton. aged 10 months.
In Belfast, sept. ), Arista w. Mescrvey aged 81
years, | month and days stoneham and Med
ford, Mass, papers please copy.
In SeRrsport, Aug 81 Capt John F. Nichols,
aged GA years and mos
In Scarsport, Aug. 80, Mrs. Sarah J. II. Mayo,
aged 63 Years and months, wife Of the late Col
Gideon Mayo of Orono.
In Rockland, August 30, Walter, son of Warren
+. and Rosena Nj. Smith, aged months, . days
In south Th0maston, August 30, Alton Pitcher
aged about 81 years.
In Rockland, Aug. 20, Nora, daughter of George
W and Caro- \. Young, aged 10 months. days
In Rockland Aug. %, Alfred B. Cobb, aged 50
years, months, II days.
In Appleton, Aug. p, Mary ~, wife of Jerc-
miah Dyer.
In Camden, Aug. a. the child Of Tobias Wads
worth. aged months.
In Union Aug. p, Mary, widow OF Israel Barker,
aged "A years.
In Rockland, Aug. %, Sarah g., wife of Joseph
spear, aged 81 years, II months, II days.
In Wadoboro, Aug. %, Philip Wallace, aged
about 40 years.
In Rocklant, Aug. 49, Eunice L., widow of
George W. Norwood, aged 81 years
In Waldoboro, Aug. p. George Il Weaver
In Waldoboro, Aug. -, Seth Russell, aged s.
years.
In Ellsworth, Aug. 8, Mrs Nancy w., wife of
Charles Otis, Of Otis, and daughter of the late
months.
In BHcksport. Aug. %, Mrs Eliza Dummar Gun
nlngham, widow of the late Samuel CUNNINGHAM,
aged 50 wears and ii months.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
MARRIED.

In this city Aug. 9th, by Rev. 7. b. Gregory
Charles NJ Leavitt and Hattie f. Patterson, botA
of Belfast.
In this city, Sept. Ist, by Rev. T. B. Gregory
True S. IIeagan, of Prospect, and Lizzie p. Jorion
of Stockton.
White, Mr. Frank W. Flanders, Of Lawrence. and
Miss Annie l.. Shute, second daughter of Capt
Thomas II. Shute, of Belfast
In Montvlle, Aug. 26th, by Rev. c. Purngton
Dea Samuel Cunningham of Washington and Mrs
Betsey Poland of Montville.
In ltockland, August %, Rufus II. Hancock and
Clara b. Robbins, both of Rockland.
In Rockland August %, Paul Sawyer and Minnie
l.. Bsbee both of Rockand.
In Rockland, August %, Gideon Rood and Mrs
Jane Parker.
In Rockland, August IS, Andrew Nelson, OF
ROckland, and Ann Gray, of Thomaston.
:. In Unity, Sept ID, by Rev. Dr. Shaw, E. r
knowlton Esq. of Liberty and Miss Lizzie A.
daughter of A. Is. Worth Esq. of Unity.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
Crosby Invalid BGdStead.

iAlilS invention is absolutely perfect in its work
"A lngS. As VIII be seem it consists of two parts,
1t frame, not unlike Il common De,tstead, having
soft, flexible bands extending from side to side, on
which the patient rests while wounds are beina.
dressed, or any attention rendered that may he re.
quircd. These bands are adjustable ami may be
easily removed, The other part is sort of nova
bic car, or trunde bed frame, on which the bed is
made. It Is so arranged to be raised or lowered
by crank being elevated to the bands and;support-
ing the patient, or depressed and removed as 0cc:-
sion may require. 1t is admitted to be the most com
plete invention of the kind in use. For cases of
severe wounds, amputaions and every kind OF dis
ease which requires the patient to maintain quiet
state, and III which extreme weakness makes it
painful 10 move, it is invaluable, inasmuch as it
permits Of change Of bed-cohes, cooling and air.
ing the mattress, adjusting bandages, and any ser
vice ON the part of the without pain or even
annoyance to the sick or to attendants.
1t afforded comfort to the late President Garfield
while suffering from the effect of the assassin $
bullet, and is highly endorsed by Drs. Bliss, Rovn-
ton, and by many other distinguished physicians.
1t is adopted i'll the hospitals of the United States
governments and is Invaluable in of accident,
child birth, or severe protracteo Illness Can and
see its operation and read the testimonials from
eminent physicians and surgeons and parties that
have tested its merits. For sale in this city bv
r. H. COOMBS & SON, Sole Agents.
i
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
SHERIFF'S STATEMENT.

Within the past three years had occasion to use
in my family medicine for dropsy, as the phys
clans seemed batled in the case, and the was
severe one of bloating and one of the physicians
recommended tapping, and |, as well as one of the
attendants, was opposed to it. Hunts Remedy was
recommended by some friends, and the first few
doses relieved the pain, and a wonderful improve
ment took place at once; and can truly say that
Hunts Remedy is a wonderful medicine. Seyera
bottles We're used and it proved all that was recon-
mendcd and cordially recommend its use tothose
suffering from dropsy or kidney troubles.
GEO. =. ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff.
BANGOR, Me, May is, 1SS}.-lyr36
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
Would also call attention to our patent COOLING
CaSkGtS,C06lS & Burial Robes

ever carried in this city, and will furnish at prices
that CANNOT be competed with. We are also sole
agents for the EXCELSIOR PRESERYATIVE, the only
perfect disenfectant and leodorizer ever manufac
tured. No sick room should be without it, for it
VIII purity and distnfect 4 room in I'VE minutes by
simply sprinkling around the room, thereby arrest
Ing contagion. Whenever the Excelsior Preseryer
Is uSed In sick room, on throughout house where
thcre Is 4 case OF scarlet fcrer or any other con
taglous disease there will lie further spread of
the disease IN the family. any body wishing to try
u VIII furnish small quantity 4 sample free of
charge, for after it is once Introduced and its merits
become known, no sick roo will be without it, as
II Will destroy i'll TWO MINUTES all odorS which are
most always to be found in Il sick room. 1t will not
stain or njure any clothing fabrics that it may
come in contact with, and is NOT POISONOUS.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
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The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

The Drs Read of Boston, are meeting with
merlted Success in their specially. Patients from
while the large experience they have had in their
chosen work and the remarkable cures they have
accomplished entitle them to the confidence of the
public. They have removed their offices to the
evans House, l1j fremont Street, Boston
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
Mortgages Notice.

LNDWIN g. HUTCHINSON, of Winterpor in the
~ County Of Waldo, hereby gives public notice
that he claims one undivided half of the following
described real estate, situate in said Wnterport
viz Beginning at the County road at the northwest
corner Of George Johnson's lot, .socalled; thence
southerly, by said johnson lot and land of I'll. $
Trevett to the McGlathery line; thence northwest
erly on said line to the County road; thence east
erly, by said road to the place of beginning, con
tanning onehird of an acre, more or less, with the
westerly half of the house standing on said land
by virtue Of decd of mortgage from Elizabeth W
Greenhalch to Sophrona X. Perkins, dated Septem.
Der GOTH 1871 and recordedn the Registry of Deeds
for said Waldo, in Book 100, Page 27s, which mort
gage was duly assigned to me said Hutchinson, Au
gust p, 1885, that the condition in said mortgage
has been and now is broken, wherefore he claims a
foreclosure of the same.
EDWIN G. HUTCHINSON.
BY n. III. HUBBARD, his Attorney.
Winterport, Aug. 2S lSS3-3w36
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
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UNDERTAKEN
Practical EIlbalnlel'
Mr.. Chas. Coombs,

Who has charge of this department, having recent
~ graduated from an Embalming School, receiving
his diploma, showing that he has qualified himself
as thorough and practical embalmer, is now ready
to answer all calls, either day night, at the house
OF H. II. COOMBS' on Northport Avenue, or at j
J.. SLEEPERS at the house of F. NJ. Lancaster's,
foot of Square. The ice chest is being done away
with throughout the United States by all first
UndertakerS, and embamng taking its place, as
there are many people that have perfect horror Of
placing their friends in an Ice Box to be frozen.
we VIII guarantee to preserve a body from one to
SIN months, no matter what the nature of the dis
ease, or how WARM the weather, without the use of
ice, ana POSITIVELY GUARANTEE SATISFACTION in
every case.
You'd also call attention to our patent COOLING
AND LAllNG OUT BOARD, which we have secured
the SOLE right to use in the County of Waldo. 1t
does away with the old fashioned way of LAYING a
body on a board and placing sheet over it. 1t is
maze OF cane like Il cane seat chair, and has
white canopy over all; it stands on an incline, al
lowing all the dark coored blood to settle towards
the feet. We have also patent support for the
chln which does away with the necessity of tying
cioti around the head to keep the mouth Gle sed.
IN fact we have every thing that first class Under
taker should have to make his work perfect sue
cess ana give satisfaction to his customers. We
nave the largest and best stock of
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

President Green testifies that the Western
Union earns per cent. upon $50 900, 900. This
IS about - per cent. upon the actual money
value of the plant.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

b,qt wharf
u ,,o,o
,,.oratio,,,is+ r,,,.a,. '"PP''N' '"e i'
ms next annual reunion of the Nineteenth Maine
regiment Will be held at searsport
see advertisement of the fail Term of the Young
Ladies' school, Miss Mary X Pike teacher
A}oot thirty. 1o+. Ia, ,, t,o, o,,.,t rrbu,s,iov
and nearI, as many IN, t,a,,rri,Iao saturday
' "7N" VI ~ " " " p
\ y Nv WHO h'9 D'ch chhioseu ny T. Il SHAW
-" bah5ol' curing lhe summer Is al nome Tor
" 9''"It l'ilie'
From list revised by the municipal officers
Feb 2l 1883 OF 1.'5 voters, Isl were absent from
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

Union began four days convocation at the
Methodist tabernacle at Cottage City, Mass,
Thursday.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

DR.. /. G. Mclaughlin, WOLFEsvILLE, n c., says
II used Browns Iron Bitters for vertigo and now
fell like Il new man -
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS

AS to Purity and WhOle$omeness of the Royal Baking
in
d
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81" scientific fact that the Rofa Baking Powder absolutely
in remarked
1t e rom alum, teraa a
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rnade of Royal
is ingre1e
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mi
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The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

The Democratic party of Ohio needs some
body 10 hold il by the tail. Boston Herald.
No use; talfeathcrs would come out. But
next month the Republicans will have the
Democratic party of Ohio by the neck, and il
will be Il solid grip-by Il large majority.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

Another witness to the virtues of the Maine
coast as a sanitarium. Rev. j. L. Rankin says,
i'll letter from Bar IIarbor to the Congrega-
tlonali,t: IF you do not feel like anew creature
the moment you breathe the air of Penobscot
Bay, then Your case is past natures treatment"
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
Administrators Sale

nF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Centrally
~ situated in the business part of Belfast, con
sisting of Il lot Of land adjoining the Court House
lot and extending from High to Church streets,
with house and stable, and known as the Angler
homestead Also i lot of land corner of Church
and Bridge streets. with house and stables. The
above property will be sold at public auction
Tuesday, Oct. 9th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
6w35 CALVIN HERNEG, Admr.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

Coy. Buffers complaint that the action of
Coy. Andrew deprived him of the early portion
lowing Irish recommendation:
This is to say that kathleen O'Hazen had a
good character when she left Albany, but lost
it on board the steamboat when she came down
from Albany. TIM MURPHY, Cherry st.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

The editor Of the Bee had his house scorched
in the recent fire at Richmond and lost ~ tooth
brush and a line towel He has our sympathy
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

Weller, Brown Il Libbey left Houton last
week for Portland with drove of 600 cattle,
consisting of 200 year-olds, 200 two-year-olds,
200 oxen and three-year-olds. They are to be
driven through the State on foot, and are inten-
ded TO be sold nearly all in Maine for store pur-
poses.
Mrs Mary Young Of Bangor. celebrated her
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
Ship NEWS.
POkT OF BELFAST.
ALONG THE wHAiivEs

Sch. Mary Eliza Is dScharging Il cargo of thort
ami corn for Bn kcr 4 ShalCs, after which site vii
load hay for Boston. sch Lillian is lo adin!
paving ut FergusOn's for Boston, and scllr. Drior
is loading paving at kaers for same port.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

ISLEsBoRO. MIR. George renuieton, of this
town, was drowned at Bangor last week. He was
steward Of the steamer May Field. Mr.. Pcndleton
was passing along the guard of the CimBiia with a
rope to assist in dropping the May Field to the
stern Of the other steamer, in some way fell over
into the water and sank. He failed to rise near
enough to the surface to be rescued alive and 1t
was only after an hours time and then with the
assistance of grappes, that the body was obtained
Mr. Pendleton 81 years old and leaves wife
and three children.
BuCksroKT. Rev. Henry Blodgett, for many
years a missionary in China, who has been visiting
in Bucksport for nearly two years, left Monday for
China to engage again in the missionary work.
Mr.. Bodgctt has been offered a salary of e.. 900 a
year TO an Interpreter but he prefers to con
tinue his missionary " york.. r.. p. Buck ESD
and wife, of New York, celebrated their golden
wedding at their summer residence here on Mon
day, receiving the congratulations of numerous
friends. Misses Gussie Swasey, Evie Page Grim
ME d. Swasey and Fanny Swasey have gone to An
dover, Mass, to attend school.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06

Commodore English, Acting Secretary of the
Navy. to-day cabled instructions to the COM
handing officers of the Juniata and Enterprise,
now at Singapore, to proceed with these vessels
to the Straits of Sunda to examine into the con-
diton of affairs there, particularly as to the eff
feet Of the recent earthquakes upon the islands
in that vicinity. They are ordered to warn all
merchant vessels of any and all dangers to nav-
CATION which may have been caused by the con
WILSON'S.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-06
70 FURNITURE 70

FURNITURE OF ALL MINDS
Pdrfor Sets. N0rb{e Top TobIes,
Lounges. Easy chairs. Hat Trees
G,td Umbrella STANDS, Folding
thairs Of all Xmas. cheap Wood
It cane seat chairs, Rockers. dc.
In fact everything that should he Kept III a first
class frr ture store, which we viii sell at prices
that viii please everybody.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-26
Deering,


The installation of officers of Deering Lodge
of Masons took place Wednesday evening,
The following officers were elected:
w. Nj. E. Sawyer
s. w III. B. Webb.
J. W.-George Smith.
S. D.-Oscar Moses.
j. DIV. III. Scott.
s. S.-Charles Whitehouse
j. S.-Dr. Pierce.
Marshal-W. B. Morrill,.
Tyler-George 81. Bailey, I'd.
At the Republican town caucus held Satur-
day afternoon, the following nominations were
made:
Observation-Disclosures Hawes
Clerk-Dr. G w. Foster.
Auditor-H T Blackstone.
Selectmen-D. d. Chenery, John H. Read,
Ell. A. Hart.
Treasurer-E. M. Jacobs
Supervisor of Schouls-E. s. Ridlon.
Town Committee-Andrew Halves, James
Lucas, Geo Libby, Nehimiah Smart, N. B.
Dalton, f. o. Bailey, Daniel FL. Read.
School Committee, consisting of Andrew
HAYES, e. S. Ridlon and j. P. Weston, was
nominated, and will be voted for in case the
town votes to choose committee instead of a
Supervisor.
Gyms B. Varney the present school super
visor was unanimously renominated but posi-
lively refused to stand.
A resolution was passed instructing the town
committee to call the caueuses hereafter in the
evening and at Wordfords corner.
One of the large chandeliers fell to the floor
in the Congregational church just before an
evening service, last week, breaking it into
fragments, but although the lamps were light
cd fbara wac No fire IF the aceidant h 4 hon.
pened fifteen minutes later when the people
would have been present, there might and
probably would have been sefious results.
Mr. Sturdevant, foreman of FaTar's iron
shop. was surprised by his friends from Point
Village with handsome easy chair and ele-
CANT silver pickle Jar.