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NATIONAL ENoAmpmENr.
| The Militia 10 be Ordered Out-Fents
from Michigan.

There was meeting of the officers Of the uni
formed militia of Maine at the headquarters of
First Regiment yesterday afternoon. Governor
Robie, Gen. Brown, Gen. Gallagher, Gen.
Richards, Colonels Lynch and Mitchell, Major
Dow and Capt. Whitmarsh were among those
present The matter of ordering out the first
brigade of the militia OF Maine to do escort du-
ty to the Grand Army of the Republic at the
epcampment next June was fully discussed
and it was the unanimous opinion OF all pres
emit that the credit of the State and Importance
of the reunion warranted the presence of the
military on that occasion and it is understood
that the militia Of the State, under General
Brown, will be ordered out provided that the
officers and men are willing 10 do that service,
transportation, rations and shelter being furn-
ishea free Of cost.
Gov Robbie has received a communication
from the Governor of Michigan informing him
that the legislature OF that State has voted to
tender the use of the tents used by the Michi-
gan militia for the encampment next June.
The tents are sufficient in number to affor
accommodation for 5000 men.
John r. Adams Post, No. 101, Gorham, Me-,
have applied for camp quarters.
fhe First National Bank has granted the
free use of the room corner of Middle and
Plum streets.
Charles Keizer Post, No. 1876, Waldoboro,
want camp quarters.
y. y. sampson Ro6t, NO. d. MilO Me.I want
camp quarters for 125 men.
The department headquarters of Wisconsin
have been located in the first jury room, City
Building.
e. w. Woodman Post, No. Is OF Wilton,
Me-, has contributed $25.
The Plymouth county, Mass Posts have or
ganized division with Geo. Fl, Berney, Jr.,
of Kingston, commander, W. FL. Nash of Alb.
bington, quartermaster and John w. Sproul oil
Arlington, adjutant.
Sargent wyman Post. No. 81, Oakland, Me-,
want camp quarters for 40 men.
Bro En Post, No. 81 of Bethel, Me-, want
camp quarters for 45 men.
Webster Post, No. 9 of Kennebunk DeEol
want camp quarters.
Custer Post, No. At, Conway, N. H., want
| camp quarters for themselves and band.
| The Portlands Cadets armory has been as.
signed the Department OF Indiana Tor head.
quarters. They have also taken 20 rooms al
the Ottawa House. They are in hopes to bring
| 200 in their party.
B S. Atwood, A. G. Brigham, South Alb
ington, Mass, T. S. Atwood, W. 81. Nash.
Arlington, Mass, were at the headquarters
| yesterday.
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EyOR SALE $4,000 pure Wilson strawberry
IL plants. Apply to j. l.. PARROTT, P. o. Adj
dress Knightvile, Cape Elizabeth. Me. 25-2
EOR SALE-Summer cottage on Echo Point.
L. Great Diamond Island; best location in Casco
Bay Apply to CAPT. Wa. w. SNOWMAN
Steamer John Brooks 92A
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no LET.

GS1ORES IN the Thompson block, Nos. lit, I19
y 121 and 1913 Middle street, q few d. ors below
the post Office; fitted suitable for wholesale retail
business, with light, finished airy basemente. Rent
Bracket street Portland, Me. ian14dtf
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Eas.n,an Bro,her. :. n,uoroet.

This well-known firm are making in our
columns an announcement that will attract all
OF the ladies. They have on their counters a
remarkable assortment of new spring style
dress trimmings, all in the latest novelties.
The laces are black Chantilly, Marquise and
Escuriel, wool, Egyptian and Oriental,
Torcbon and Medics. Then they also offer
different width muslin and nainsook edgings.
colored embroideries, black and colored
fringes, braids and buttons and fancy buckles.
Their fre-screen fans are beautiful, while
their faus for general use are unequalled not
only in variety but in beauty and are offered at
all prices. A view of the window display,
which is very effective and artistic, cannot fail
to attract customers. The excellent quality Of
oil goods sold by this reliable firm is one CT the
strong reasons for their great trade.
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Ancient Order of rs,beruiau..

Division No. 1, of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, gave their ninth annual ball at City
Hall last evening. There was not as large a
party present as usual, in the early part of the
evening, but later the hall was better filed.
The twenty dances laid down on the order
were thoroughly enjoyed, to the music of
Chambers orchestra. Mr.. M. W. Desmond
ably oficiated as floor director, efficiently aid
ed by P. j. Sculiy, James Alexander, Rich
ard Norton. John P. Buckley, James Flanerty.
j. P. Mccormick, VIM. Mccain, j. d. O'Con-
nor, P. McGoldrick, D. Feeney. W. B. Low
cry and William Payne.
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gEyO LET.-A pleasant rent of foar rooms, con-
a venent for two persons without children No
10 ELLSWORTH ST. III
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EIOR SALE SsOO-Photograph Studio, all
Il complete, first class. long lease years, very
low rent, $500 month. Finely located city Of
10000 little ways out splendid fixtures, first Glass
patronage, everything complete for business owner
goes west cause of sale and must sacrifice. GUS
BEAUDREAU & Co., by John Smith, Jr. II
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NOTES..
The John L. Sullivan exhibition comes off at
City Hall. Lewiston, tonight.

Olty Eaii, I6WlSlOn, Tonight.
Hart and Harrigan have parted company.
Brinley Richards, the Welsh pianist and COM
poser, just dead. was born at Carmarthen in 1919,
gained the kings scholarship at the Royal Acad-
envy of Music, in London, when he was Is and Is
years old and has gained considerable reputation
by his piano compositions. his orchestral marches,
overtures, etc., and his numerous songs. Richards
had that love of country strong in the Welsh,
and Gid much for the national music. composing
position in England is the song "God Bless the
Prince of Wales,' which is unknown here. He
was a brilliant solo pianist.
Miss Gertrude Griswold, the American prima
donna, ami niece of Bret Harte made her reap.
psarance in London Tuesday at pianoforte recital
in st. James Hall, Piccadilly, and was received
That eccentric sybatite. King Louis II. of b.
varia, has ordered the manager of the Royal The
cost of 100000 francs. His Majesty is to be the
sole auditor of the performance which is to be CON
tinued during his pleasure.
Miss Mary Anderson was entertained at luncheon
Tuesday by Lord and Lady Granville at their town
house in Carlton House Terrace. Among the COM
pany were Lord and Lady Spencer and Lord Hart
costing that the latter and Miss Anderson are
splendldly matched. His Lordship is not yet 81
and Will some day inherit the vast estates of his
father. the Duke of Devonshire; but, though gal
liant, he is a confirmed old bachelor, and there is
doubtless little basis for the present gossip as for
the many previous rumors of Miss Anderson's
Miss Fortescue. who obtained $50, 600 from Lord
Garmoyle is to marry reporter, it is said 1t may
be termed pressing engagement.
Boston is not easily left out in the cold. At the
dedication in New York of memorial to Edgar A.
Poe, born IN Boston, Edwin Booth who made his
first appearance on the stage in Boston, delivered
the opening address, John Gilbert, born in Boston,
removed the veil; William Winter, who was edu,
Gated and began his literary career in Boston. de-
livered poem, and Rev. William X. Alger long
settled in Boston, was the orator. 1t NAV also be
stated that the oIiginaion of this memorial is due
to Mr.. william Gill, also native of Boston.-Bos-
ton journal.
The tickets to the Stockbridge complimentary
will be sold Monday morning next.
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WEDNEsDAY.-1he Independent Tow Boat and
Wrecking Company The schooner EXPIRES her
tackle, apparel and furniture. This. is libel for
schooner Express was ashore on Rchmond's Island,
having lost both her anchors. Said company's tug
boat Salem at the request of the master of the
Express proceeded to kichmond's Island ana sue
ceeded In getting the Express off and towing her to
Portland. The claim is for quantum meruit. No
appearance Tor claimant. Vessel be sold by order
OF court. On an ex-parte hearing decree Of S44.95
to ibelants being balance of proceeds o. sales af
ter paying costs and expenses.
WO0dnan and Thompson for ibellants.
Court adjourned to Thursday.
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Capture of Fort Loyal.

The expedition that was fitted out at Que
bee, and which on the 10th of May, 1890, cap
tured Fort Loyal and destroyed Casco, was
commanded by Sieur dc Partneuf enormously
called by Willis, "Basnitfe," who had as his
lieutenant Sieur de Coartemanche, his cousin.
Fifty French soldiers and sixty Indians were
under their command. On the Kennebec riy-
er they were Joined by the Baron de Castine
and force of the Penobscot Indians. The
site OF Fort Loyal was not whers the Grand
Trunk round house is, bnt on the grounds now
occupied by the passenger station of the rail-
road
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ESOR SALE Phaetons, Top and Open Bug
A. giles, Concords, Village Carts, Express Wae-
ons, etc.. low for cash or easy terms of payment
also large stock of Harnesses. L. E. LING, Sill,
YER ST. 10
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Mrs. John Hurley reported at the Fourth
Police station, Boston, Tuesday, chat she ar
rived from Portland on Tuesday in company
with her husband and went to the Old Colony
Railway station to take train for Fall River.
Her husband, John Hurley, left her at the sta
ton, going out, as she supposed, for moment,
and she has not been able to find him since.
Mrs. Hurley has a young child with her. and
no friends 10 that vicinity.
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WANTED.-Lsdes. something entirely new,
w perfectly simple and easy, photograph
painting. no glass ladies and young girls In city or
country can earn ~ to $50 per week, work sent
by mail and furnished all the year round, distance
no objection, no canvassiug. no stamp required for
reply. Address PIONEER MANUFACTURING
CO., Box 5O98 Boston. Mass. PAS
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Lis, of Patents.

The following is the list of patents issued to
Maine inventors for the week ending May 5,
1886:
Arthur NJ. Burnham, Gardiner, assignor to j. r.
Bodwel, Hallowell, counting attachment for ma
chimes.
Henry E. Murch. Ellsworth. warping check.
Henry A. Thompson, Pennington, protector for
COW mixers.
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ON THE ROLLERS.
BENEFIT TO MANAGER WHITTIER.

Next Tuesday evening Manager Whittier will be
rendered benefit at the Bijou. He will then have
finished one year as manager of that rink. and his
friends will honor his first anniversary with testi-
monial. good list of attractions will be furnished
including polo game The Bjou should be crowded
to its utmost, as it probably W II be. Tickets will
be on sale today at Stockbridges and other places
NOTES.
There will be gents skate check complimentary
party at the Biiou tonight. Gents will be admitted
by purchasing skate check.
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LINCOLN Count. .. y. Cour,.

BEFORE JUDGE HASKELL.
Reported for the PRESS.
WIsoAssEr. May 8.
Orchard Flanders Warren ii. Sidenger. An
action of trespass, qnare clausum. Testimony for
defence in progress AID damnum $500.
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About O'Clock this morning as lsborer.
were at work relaying the street railroad
track in front of G. Fl. Guppy & Co.'s they
discovered a leak in the gas main. Without
thinking, one of the men struck match when
the gas ignited and burned up fiercely and Il
some time before the workmen could put out
the blaze. Officer Frank Merrill notified the
gas company.
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DEATHS.

In this city May 5. Nathan Clifford Redian, only
child of Luther and Mary B. Redon.
In Cape Elizabeth, May 8, Walter S. SkillIngs,
aged IA years 3 months.
Funeral Friday afternoon at 2.20 o'clock from
his late residence. Service at Brown Hill Church. ~
In Westbtook, May g., William johnson, aged
70 years months.
In Boothbay, April 10. Mrs. Nancy Aud, aged
rs years.
years 2 months.
In Monmouth April %. Frank A. Morrell of
Litehfield and Miss Abbie F. Carver of Monmouth.
In Leeds Center, April %, Thos. S. Carver, Esq.
and Miss Elnora N. Parson.
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no LEt.-very pleasant rooms at So BROWN
Il
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LOST AND FOUND.
ieI advertisements are inserted under
TINS head one week for "a cents, paid In
-dvance. S''- ~

O Sgi. Friday morning, between the Post
smo,UtiU ce ana dLoVeitts Wharf, roll of bills
Under will please leave the same at Ills oca a anS
9e rewarded S. GL0SSON, on board STE Stesm %pr
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B..uic,paICeurt.
DrFoRE JUDGE GOULD

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD
WEDNESDAY. Valentine Devine. Intoxication.
Five days in the county jail.
Cords L. Longiey. Search and seizure. Fined
500 and costs. Paid.
Charles K. TimmoDs. Search and seizure Fined
500 and costs. Paid.
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The date for the tournament to decide the
individual clay pigeon champion of the State
has been changed from May 18th to May 9th,
at O'Clock a. m. The shoot will take place
at Falmouth on the grounds OF the Willard
Shooting Association
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MARRIAGES.

In New Gloucester, May 5, by Rev. E. Beam Chas
ii. Nelson and Miss Abbie S. Jordan. both Of New
Gloucester.
In Damariscotta. April 20. Clarence P. Workman
and Miss Clara ii. Wales.
In Boothbay, April 81. Hiram M. Hunton of Hal
lowell and Miss Mary e. Dickson of Boothbay.
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SUMNER RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL Summer Residence situated on the
ID shore OF Casco Bay, at Falmouth Foreside 4
miles from Portland, with 20 acres of land and is
land opposite belonging to the estate. Nice orch
ard good we'll of mineral water, fine privilege for
boating. fishing and bathing. For further particu-
lars enquire at premises address,
MRS. r. JOHNSON,
mar5eodtf East Deeriag Maine.
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Engineer Dick Boardman of the Portland
express at Exeter, Tuesday, crushed his fin
gers in the door under the headlight of the To-
connective. Engineer freeman took his train
through to Boston,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
20 the Railroad Commissioners
of the state of Maine.

fNtHE Boston and Maine Railroad Company. a cor
II poration duly established by the laws of Maine
respectfully ask permission 10 locate construct and
maintain branch railroad track from their main
line in Cape Elizabeth to the manufacturing estab-
lishment in said town owned by the Kerosne Oil
and provided by section g of chapter 81 of the
Revised Statutes of the State of Maine,
BOSTON q MAINE RAILROAD
by George L. Lord.
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U. 8. Circnii Court.

WEDNESDAY. Charles G. Nicholson OF al, VS..
Seth T. Woodward. Motion TO set aside verdict and
for q new trial. Argued. Decision reserved.
Joseph M. Trott, Weston Thompson, for pltfs.
c. W. Larrabee, j. w. Symonds, for deft.
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On the foregoing Petition, ordered: That the pc
titioner caused to be published true COPY of said
petition and this order of notice thereon in the
Portland Daily Press a newspaper published a
Portland, in the county of Cumberland, four DAYS
successfully. The first publication in said paper to
teenth day of May, A. d. 1885, on which day the
undersigned Board of Railroad Commissioners win
be In session at the office of the Kerosene OH Co..
in Cape Elizabeth, at three o'clock in the afternoon
for the purpose indicated in said petition.
A. w. NILDES, Railroad
JOHN F. ANDERSON Commissioners
u. N. MORTLAND, of Maine,
Dated this 4th day of May, A. d. 1885. apr7d4t
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\ ADY'S Hunting Case Gold Watch M. 80
IL will be suitably rewarded Nv iasv; an9 70 hnuer
~ R,o Sne office OF BLAKE JONES Il co. No GaIt
ap2Odtf
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Military.

The Bath Infantry, on their visit to Portland
June 9th, will be accompanied by the Bath
Band or Giveens' Band, Brunswick.
The Cadets have given up their drill which
was TO have come off June Oath.
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For SnIe.

EyARM of 81 acres with house, barn and out
II buildings in East Deering, known as the
Graves farm; also acres on Graves Hill; also 80
acres of tin Der and woodland in Falmouth, adj
joining farm of Mr.. f. Lang on Presumpscot river.
For further particulars inquire of Committee,
SUMNER BARBER,
PETER CANNON,
SMITH BARBER
Falmouth Me, apr2Sd2w&w2tlS
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ENOR SALE.-The 'E. P. Weston place SO
II called, situated at Gorham Village, within few
minutes walk of Portland & Roch ester depot
churches, public schools and Gorham Normal
school; consists OF IL of land fine orchard of
800 trees; Strawberries, raspberres and other small
fruits; large house with shed and stable attached,
or who had fitted it up as permanent home; fine
scenery healthy location, an excellent place for
gentlemen's country residence. and will be sold at
bargain. Easy terms. Apply to E. w. GUPTILL,
GOrhanD Me. ia
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Exnmina,lou of Police Unnasaa....

The first examination of applicants for sp-
pointment on the police force will be held in
the aldermen's room next Monday evening at
730 o'clock, according to notice printed in
another column.
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Hotel at old orchard For Sale or Rent

Hotel Concord at Old Orchard Beach, corner of
First Avenue and Surf street, is offered for sale
Price $25U0, part of which may remain mort
gage. Title undoubted. If not sold VIII be rented
for one or q term of years. Has one of the best
locations on the beach with unobstrue ed view OF
ocean and beach, Apply to +. l.. CARNEY, Sheep.
scot Bridge, Me-, or ID. i. HARLEY at the beach.
apr3O d3t teod3t
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CowDREY's SALADCREAM can be found at
the stores OF Geo. @. Shaw & Co., A. L. Mil
lett g. Co., W. L. Wilson & Co., and VIM. Mil
liken & Co. my5sodtf
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ITO LET Or FOR SALE-A cottage with
IL ell and stable and one acre of land-a nice
home for somebody; very pleasantly located in
Gorham; one mile from Sebago Lake; pure air AID
pure water. ALFRED WO0DMAN, at Wood
man. TrGe & Co.'S. an23.2
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EDUCATIONAL.
PROF. HENRI DUCOM,

Having returned to Portland, after six years alb
sence, can be found, by his former pupils, his
friends, and those wishing to study French at his
old quarters, No. 23 Free streef, over Dr. Bacon's
office.
The Professor begs to inform the American teach
ers of French in Maine aud New Hampshire that he
intends to teach during the summer vacations.
ap28 DIV
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MUSIC AND DRAMA,
PIoUE.

There was a good advance sale of seats at the box
Office of Portland Theatre yesterday for the per-
formances Of "Pique" to be given Friday and Sat-
urday by the celebrated Boston Museum Company.
The following will be the principal features of the
cast.
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To LET,

FEtO LET-Lower rent of rooms on Hanover
- "A ST.; modern conveaiences. Enquire of ELIAS
THOMAS, ia to 100 Commercial ST. 81
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NOR SALE-A good 2-tenement house, located
II within minutes walk of City Hall; contains
10 rooms; Sebago in each tenement; good cemented
cellar; good lot adjoining; will be sold at bargain.
N. S. GARDINER, No. 40 Exchange St. 81
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ENOR SALE-The well known BAKER HOUSE
II situated in the thriving village OF Yarmouth
Me-. is offered for sale on easy terms. This house
has been kept by the present proprietor for 16
Inquire on the premises. GA
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs TO-DAY

NEW ADVERTESEMEN TODAY
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. E. B. -Clairvoyant.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Anniversary Exercises-Gospel Mission.
League Game--Base Bail Grounds.
Falmouth Skating Parlor.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Art Goods-John I. Stubs.
Special for To-Day-Owen, Moore & Co.
Casco Clothing Co.
For Sale--D Jubie Carriage.
To Let Tenement.
To the Railroad Commissioners of Maine.
State Of Maine.
City of POrtland-2.
For Sale-PhaetoDs, Top Buggies, &c.
Wanted-Man.
For Sale Photograph Studio.
g. L. Pond Co., Boston.
Wanted Dwelling House.
Wanted-Cook.
Notice to Applicants for Police Appointments.
AUCTION SALES.
Assignees' Sale Farms, &c.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND A1pERMr,

IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
May 4th, 1885,
ORDERED, that the City Clerk give notice TO all
" parties interested by publishing a copy of this
order for three weeks successfully in Portland
Daily Press and Daily Eastern Argus that it is the
int ention of this Board to construct sewers in the
following streets: Walnut and Willis streets, and
Montreal street above Willis street; Oak street. be-
tween Prospect and Cumberland streets; York street
between Bracket aud State streets; Charles street
between Ellsworth and Congress streets. And this
Board will. on Monday, the first day OF june next
at 80 o'clock p M, at the Aldermen's room, CITY
Building, hear all parties interested therein and
thereafter this Board will determine if the public
interests require that the said be constructed
true copy of the order.
Attest: GEO. G. BURGESS, City Clerk.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
May It'll, 1885.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the
terms of the above order which is made part of
this notice.
my7d3w GEO. G. BURGESS, CITY Clerk
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ITO AET-House No. 116 oxford St., down stair
tenement Of eight rooms gas and sebago and
good large yard. Enquire of JAMES WEBB, at
Webb Cushing's. No 81 Cross ST., Por tland, Me.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

One known as the Mcclellan farm, owned by Mrs.
Wiggin, containing 80 acres of tillage, pasture,
orchard and wood land; well watered; brick house
with wooden out buildings; near depot, churches
and schools at Gorham Village,
The other, known as the Goldman farm, owned by
Mrs. Devine, contains 90 acres of tillage and pas
ture with an orchard of $50 apple trees;
mile from the village; building of wood; nice cider
mill. These farms will be sold at great bargains.
Apply to G. ID. WEEKS,
April l, 1885. Gorham
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Et0R SALE-A cottage house, containing o
II finished rooms. situated on the south side of
Lincoln street. at Woodfords Corner, Deering; lot
So feet front on Lincoln street, and IS feet front
on Pearl street, and contains IL ,278 square feet.
Enquire of l.. j. PERKINS, 4S9 Congress street,
Portland. %