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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-15

ArwooD's OYSTER HOUSE, 43, AZ and 40 Cen
tire street, new Nos III, 121, 1913.
AREY,s OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE. No. 90
Middle street.
NELSON PETERSON, bakery and lunch room
Home made bread speciality. Groceries and pro-
visions, tobacco cigars, etc, ETC., No. % India
street, corner OF Fore.
JoHNsoN's ladies' and gents restaurant and
dining hail. 43 Exchange street.
WILLIAM W. RUBY, lunch and dining rooms,
for ladies and gentlemen, Nos. 81. % and rs
Pearl street Open Sundays all day.
j. B. KELLEY's oyster and eating house. Choice
confectionery and ice cream, Parties supplied at
short notice. All goods strictly pure. Congress
street, United States Hotel. Open on Sunday.
GEO. S. HAYS dining rooms, 1873 Federal
street, four doors West of Exchange.
BAXTER HOUSE, H. A. Baxter, proprietor,
hotel and restaurant Board by the day or week
Meals at all hours. Open Sunday. Alb CONNER
cial street.
j. H. FROST, oyster and dining room. Meals at
all hours. Open Sunday 101 Portland street.
GEM DINING ROOM, No. 8 Myrtle street,
Opposite City Hall.) T. H, Denney, proprietor.
Open all night
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UNDFRTAKERs.

5. s. RICH s. Son, undertakers and practical
emhalmers No log Exchange street. Residence
1872 Pearl and SO Spruce street.
NATHANIEL w. MORSE, funeral and furnishing
undertaker Successor to Morse Bunce.)
dealer in black walnut, white wood and cloth
covered Baskets and collins. Robes and plates
furnished. Embalming promptly attended 10.
the undertaking line attended to. n. W. Morse,
residence 1888 Congress street, opp. the Park.
Telephone Nos. Office 641, residence 9O5.
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New York Stock and money Market

NEWS YORK, Oct IA, 1s86.-Money on can
is active, ranging from to z per cent. Prime
at 4 8114 IA S11a and 8494 6412 Goyernne
bonds dull and 1sc better for 41as; others I'M
changed. Railroad bonds quiet and generally frm
The stock market closed steady to firm, generally
at fractions better than opening.
the transactions at the stock Exchange agre
gated 424.708 shares.
ne FOLLOWING are CO-day'S quotations Oh tI0VSIU-
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LAMsoN, artist photographer, opposite Falmouth
Instantaneous pictures speciality. Copying and
enlarging by new and permanent process.
HEATH s. SMITH, photographers, No; II Mar
ket Square, opposite United states Hotel.
To all ordering one dozen cabinet photographs
previous to Dec. 1st we will give in addition 10
their order one of our new style permanent Photo
crayons one third life size and OF superior hnlsh
lrlt- his NIlt
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
zsliroad Receipts.
Imports.

PURILAND..Uct. Il, I0oO.-
Received by Maine Central Railroad--For Port
and AZ cars miscellaneous merchandise; for con-
Meeting roads s139 cars miscellaneous mercban
disc
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A. K: STEVENS & Co.. dealers in iron, steel,
heavy hardware, carriage woodwork and trim
mngs Iron, steel, chain. anyils, vices bellows,
axes, springs, bolts, malleables, horse shoes,
nuts: washers, spikes &C. Hubs, spokes, rims
shafts, carriage bodies, gears seats wheels, dash
er 1oarIS; sleigh and pung runners, &c. PIG, 2lS
and 220 Commercial Street
E. COREY & Co., dealers in iron and steel heavy
hardware, carriage woodwork, blacksmiths' sup
plies, 1876 & 1877 Commercial street.
KING s. DEXTER, hardware. 2e9 Middle street,
242 Federal street. Agents for fairbanks scales,
l. B. Williams & Sons oak belt, Niles lock and
knobs No more loose rafting knobs and locks il
you use Niles. Telephone 1914.
fne linz Of noclet cntierv shears razora et
Repairing and grinding in the best manner. Es-
tabliShed 1869.
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BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

JAMES LUCAS, manufacturer of and dealer in
bricks. Always supply of common, face, press,
or water Orders promptly attended to. Tele-
phone No. 1906. Yards East Deering ana Fal-
mouth.
CAsCO CARBoNIzED AND CEMENT PIPE COM
PANY, manufacturers and dealers in cement
drain pipe, carbonized stone pipe. flag,
ging, tile, ornamental stone and bricks of all
kinds. Factory and office No. SO Preble street.
Telephone No. 491-L.
VIM. LUCAS, manufacturer and dealer in bricks
of all kinds. Mason Corner. p o. address
Woodfords. Telephone No. 24o6,
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FLOUR. CRAIN. ETC.

MARI & LITTLEFIELD, wholesale dealers in
flour and mill feed, 233 Commercial street. Syl-
vester Mari. Henry Littlefeld.
JOHN j. LAPPIN & Co., flour, grain and hay, IL
IA, l6 Pearl and 1888, 1856 Fore streets.
s. W. THAXTER & Co.. flour, grain and feed,
Nos. 2 and 8 Calf Block. Commercial street. No.
80 Central street, Boston
S. A. & ]. III. TRUE -four, grain and feed. No.
POP Commercial street.
F. A. WALDRoN & Son, grain and -four dealers,
Nos f. g. 6 and Union wharf. Telephone GOTTA.
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PLAsTERERs AND sTUCCO WORK.


RK. galley, plasterer, stueeo and mastc
worker 80 and 81 Union street. Whitening, col
orng whitewashing, ETC., promptly attended 10.
Contractor for concrete walks, floors and drives.
Asbestos telling for steam boilers pipes etc, etc
The best assortment of cOTn1ceS anu center pieces
in the state Telephone No. 972.
r. F. BACON, plasterer and stucco worker.
Whitening tnting and repairing done In the neal
est manner. No. II Oak street.
JOSEPH CRAIG, plain anG ornamental plasieIer
and mastic worker. Repairing, whitening, white
washing and tntlng done in the neatest manner
No. 50 and go Oak street. between Congress anu
Free Streets. p, SAIL orders promptly ATTENDED,
IN
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EAUNDRIES.

RICHARDSON BROS, proprietors of the Globe
Steam Laundry, No so Temple street Goods
called for and delivered free of charge. Tele-
phone, No. SOB.
EUREKA LAUNDRY, No. 10 Temple street. The
only first class hand laundry IN the city. making
tains fancy ironing and fluting. Prices as low as
the lowest Satisfaction guaranteed. L. Il. Sise.
Goods called for ana delivered free. p. 5. Ship
work done promptly.
GEM LAUNDRY No. 90 Middle street Work
called for and delivered free byleavng at the
laundry Family work a speciality. Miss +. E.
Bartlett, proprietress. Open from 6.45 a. m. to
7.45 p. IN,
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p.cruRRs FRAMES. ETC.

ROCHE & EATON, manufactures OF portrait ana
nicture frames aud dealers in engravngs, etch-
fngs. etc. A full line of Essex paints and other
artists supplies. 116 Exchange street. Old
frames re-gilded at half the cost of new.
id DEXTER g. Co., dealers in Photographic
materials, picture frames, mouldings velvet gooas,
fine glass, etc No. $50 Congress street.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC.

SAMUEL, THURsToN, pianos and organs, STOOLS
covers "Technicon, wholesale and retail. Large
stocks Low prices. Decker Bros Pianos. Bur-
dett's organs. Free Street Block.
E. B. ROBINSON s. Co., established 1S47. The
leading music house. Pianos and organs. Agents
for the celebrated Steinway and Hardman pianos
and large assortment of other eminent makers;
at low Drices Sold on easy terms and warranted
as represented. Please call and examine. Ware
rooms 125 Exchange street, Davis Block, opposite
City Hall.
CHAs. r. CREssEY, 416 Congress street, dealer
in pianofortes and organs, including the celebrated
Mason g. Hamlin. Also the patent adjustable
piano chair Eureka Orders for tuning promptly
attended to. Instruments to rent.
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DANA s. Co. Established 1909, importers of
salt and wholesale dealers in dry and picked fish,
1873 to 1872 Commercial street, head of Central
Wharf. Eastern distributing agents for Higgins
Eureka Salt.
PIERCE BROTHERS, wholesale and retail deal
ers in all kinds of fresh and picked fish, clans,
etc., No. "a Commercial street.
d. WYER & Co. wholesale dealers in and ship
pers of the celebrated Scotch finnan haddies, Var
mouth bloaters, kppered herring and smoked
mackerel
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PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS, ETC.

NJ r MrIHAI1.. sign painter. Church and po-
lticai banners glass signs, show cards. Z9 lem
pie street.
VIM r. NAYLoR, painting, granting, paper
hanging, glazing, gliding and bronzlng 10 Al III
work faithfully done and promptly attended TO-
PECK & Son, house painters and paper hangers;
Whitening granting and general 1o6oing OF az
kinds. Also a full line of paints, oils, Varnlsnes
and window glass ON hand. 1873 Forest Avenue,
WOOdfords.
HANSON & VALLEY, fresco painters and decor
atOrs. Frescoing, kalsomining graining, Papeea
hanging Churches halls, hotels and private
houses frescoed and painted In the best style Oh
the art. Gliding and hardwood finishing aspec-
ialty; also house and sign painters
IA SMITH, house, sign and decorative painter
Graining paper hanging, gliding, brOnzing, STAIN
ing and polishing. WOrkmen sent to any part OF
the State. u Oak street, opp. oak street staDle.
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sTATIONERs, WHOLESALE.

MCCLELLAN, MoSHER & Co. blank book manu-
factUrers stationers and publisher OF Maine He
ports, 81 Exchange street.
w O. PITCHER. wholesale dealer in blank
hooks stationery fancy goods small wares, ne
lions. cigars cutlery etc, ETC. Printing done to
order. 169 Newbury street.
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ANTOINE DoRTIcos, architect Artistic low
price houses and seaside cottagesa specially
First National Bank Building, room No. 2S1a
die street, boyd Block.)
JOHN CALVIN STEVENS, architect, room &c
First National Bank Building. Telephone 925.
FAssETr & ToMPsoN, architects, No. 90 Ex-
change street. F. II. Fassett. f. A. Tompson
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NIitcheIrs BeIIadonna Plaslers.

An Effective Remedy for pain or weakness
IN the Breast, Side, Back, or Limos; also for
Liver Complaint, Weak Lungs, Cough, Cold Spot
ing, Pleurisy, etc, in which cases they give i'm
mediate and permanent relief This is The oldest
and most reliable Belladonna Plaster made. and
contains an extra quantity of belladonna
sold by all Druggist. -
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CONSOLIDATED ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY OF
MAINE. Franklin j. Rollins, presidents Silas
Quincy, vice president; Clarence Hale, secretary
and attorney; Frank A. Sawyer. treasurer and
manager. Arc and incandescent lighting. motor
power, american" system. Central lighting sta
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OPTICIAN.

J.DF. DUDLEY, optician, adapts glasses after
an examination of the eye Difficult eyes spec,
ialty Satisfaction guaranteed. Repairs OF all
kinds on spectacles and eye glasses. Remember
the nlace=3l7 Congress street.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, Oct. IA.

Arrived.
Steamer Cumberland, Thompson, st John, NIB,
via EaStp0rt for Boston.
Steamer Silver Star, Barbour Bangor for Jack
sonville. (and proceeded).
Barque PaySon Tucker, Tucker Newport News
with coal to Me Cent RR. Vessel to 5 Winslow
s. Co.
Sch Diadem Sellers, New York for Bangor.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Bonsey, Providence for
Ellsworth.
Sch May Wyman, Bunker, Boston.
Sch Blanche, (Br) Collins, Cheverie, NS-plaster
to L Cummings s. CO.
Sch Julia S, OBJ French, st John, NB-lumber
to Mark Emery.
Sch Gregory, (B) st John, NIB, for New
York.
dence
Sch Margret Smith, Sewett, Bay st Lawrence
400 bbls mackerel.
Sch Eleazer Boynton. from Georges Banks, with
10000 lbs halibnt.
Sch G Y Minot, Hathaway, Machias.- cedar
posts to FL Blake.
Sch Carrie May, Elwell, Spruce Head-granite
to Hawkes. Bros.
Sch Lizzie & Aunie, Squirting Steuben.
Sch Pennsylvania, Savage, ROcSland-lme to
G w Belknap & Son.
Sch Maggie j Chadwick, Orr, Bath.
Sch May Queen. Colt, Sullivan for Boston.
Sch Annie f Kimball, new, As tonS) Kimball,
of and from East Boothbay.
Sch Chas Schmidt Boothbay for Philadelphia.
Sch Emma W Day. Grnde, Penobseot for Bos-
ton
Sch Lydia Webster. Condor, Orrington for Bos-
ton.
Sch Arboreer, Clark Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Ariel, Grey, Bangor for Boston,
Sch Florida Hall Bangor for Boston
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CHEVERIE, MS. Schr Blanche-427 tons plas-
ter to l. c Cummings & Co.
ST JOHN. NIB. Schr Julia $500 it spruce
boards II cords wood TO M Emery.
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When Baby "ss sick we gave her Castoria
When che was = Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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TEAS, COFFEEs, ETC.

M. A. JEWELL s. Co.. propriet0rs Of the Forest
CITY coffee and spice mills. Established 1858.
Coffee perfectly roasted by the most improved
machinery Pure ground spices packed In all
STYLES and under private brands az desired. 444,
446 and 445 Fore street, corner of Union.
GREAT EASTERN TEA Co., United States Hotel
Uuif,iiTiE, Wholesale anu retail dealers in fine tea
and pure coffees. Goods delivered to all parts OF
the city.
BoSToAr TEA Co II Middle street. Wholesale
and retail dealers In tea, coffee, spices and fancy
groceries, fine cigars and tobacco; also and 10
cent goods erocKery and glass ware. Goods de-
Iivered free.
ii. d. NEvINs y 20, 1iau sxx13eturers of spices,
teas eOffees and fancy groceries. Cigslf. snecial
~ Eagle Mills, No. 1913 Fore street. ii. hsSsSV
ing, T. r. Harrington. p. II. WhitehouSe.
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c.sI.ECHT COMPANY.

c.s LIGHT Co., Capital $350,ooo.0o. E. H:
Dsveis. president. Samuel Rolfe, treasurer; Q.
s. ID. Griffin, secretary
MaiNh nsel r Doten, president; r. II. Rose,
mag End We edW %pS Of the the
shts ~ Manufacture under this process in the
S Staie Of If Maine address the manager.
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CsoCKERy, GLASSWARE, ETC.

JONES g. HUssEY, wholesale dealers in crock
cry and glassware, Rockingham, earthen, stone
an5 yellow ware; also, lamp goods. 273 and 275
Commercial street.
C. w. HApLoCK dealer In crockery, China
glass and tin ware, lamps and lamp goods; also,
dry and fancy goods, underwear and hosiery. 227
Congress street.
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PLUMBERS, ETC.

BIEGoUIER a. JONES, brass founders, plumbers
and pachlnists manufacturers and dealers IN lne
brass goods andrOns. vendors, spark sld nnjsbsd
Old brass aGd steel work pollsheu ahc n"i'"'"
Nos 81 and 80 Peal street. .,-
w., n pv>y,prr steam and water heating:
n'nnbng and sanitary matters MANUFACTURE 10 rs Of
A. X Lane magazine boiler Agent 10 iot n, LII ttnds ~
ida boiler etc. 20 years experience II. . 81 "
steam and water heating. n Union street.
DANIEL WINsLow & Son, manuiaetur Oi i,ign
and low pressure steam heating appP;at,Ss,us;;
Winslow's patent double column radiator, hnoues
natent steam boiler and general macnhhSIy.
Rgent for Roots wrought iron sectional boiler.
RSot;s patent wrought iron spiral pipe, cOmDinlng
stren1th lightness and cheapness. Steam, gas
and water pipe patent exhaust steam inlectors,
and all steam boiler attachments. once and ma
chine shop, No. 81 Cross street.
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CLOTHING, ETC.

HASKELL & JONES, tailors' and mems furnish
ers, Lancaster Building, 470 Congress street Al,
So manufacturers of first quality custom and
ready made clothing. Best materials and work
manship may be depended upon and fair prices
guaranteed.
ALLEN & COMPANY, manufacturers, retailers
and iobbers of mems fine clothing. Tailoring
speciality, 2O4 Middle street, corner Plum.
Ut LEWIS g. Co., clothing and furnishing
goods at wholesale. No. 147 Middle street.
CONFECTIONERY CATERERS, ETC.
THOMAS BRIGGS, manufacturing confectioner
and dealer in fruit, nuts cigars. &C., 379 Congress
street.
G. D. ROBINSON caterer Ice cream, cake and
pastry. Wedding and private parties supplied at
short notice. 619 Congress street.
T. L. KIMBALL, caterer, IS Exchange street,
opposite Post ONCE. Manufacturer of creams,
ices. frozen buildings, salads, &c. Parties sup
piled at the lowest rates.
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CIGARS

NJ A. JEWELL g. Co., jobbers of fine cigars, Nos.
444, 446 and 44S Fore street. Agents for Maine
for the popular Cameoiand Cross Cut cigaretts.
Proprietor of the celebrated Longfel0w loo. cigar
Standard plug tobaccos, fine cuts, snuff, &C., &c.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
FROM MERoHANTs' ExoHANGE.

EAST MACHIAs, Oct 12-Ar, sch Minnie Loci
Look, Portland.
Oct 13-Ar, sch A McNichols, Libby, Boston.
Sailed, schS w G Chester, Clark, Boston.
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EXPRESS.
ELECTRIC LIGHT co.

INTERNATIONAL EXPRESS Co. Oflces at
New York, Boston and all principal New England
cities and connections. Joseph III. Stickney,
agent, Office rs Union street.
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sTOyEs. RANGEs, ETC.

TENNEY & DUNHAN, dealers in stoves, ranges
and furnaces, tin, pressed and japanned ware and
kitchen furnishing goods, ~ and IA Exchange
street.
O. NJ. g. d. w NASH, agents, No. G Exchange
street. The latest Improvement on the new hub
ranges. The results are marvellous. This door
has many other desirable features, all OF which
are fully explained IN our special descriptive cir
cular.
CHAs. AUGUSTUS CUMMINGS, Successor TO o.
w Fullam) dealer in stoves, ranges and furnaces
kitchen furnishing goods. etc., No. Al Exchange
ranges.
NJ p ELwELL. dealer in stoves, ranges and
kitchen furnishing goods. Stoves and furnace re.
pairing a speciality; all orders personally attended
To No 10 Middle street.
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10y I6I6gIdFII.J
The following quotations of stocks are received
daily:
Atch., Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. go. 1914
New York and New England Railroad. 6O1s
do pref 149
Northumberland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45B
Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lO4
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Barque Mcleod, (Br Taye, Buenos Ayres-F
Dudley.
Sch Mary Jane, (Br) Morton, Port Gilbert, Ms
master.
Sch Maggie Ellen, Littlejohn, Kennebec, to load
for New York-Chase, Leavitt g. Co.
Sch Julia Ann, Parker Deer Isle-N Blake.
SAILED-Schs Jacob NJ Haskell, and Maggie
Ellen.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FLEIscHMANN s. Co.'S compressed yeast. The
only genuine compressed yeast in the market.
Factory Depot, 220 Federal street. G. A. Beck
ford general agent; A. B. Merrill, manager.
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JE WELERs.

MORRISON s. Co., watchmakers and jewellers,
plated ware New goods latest styles, lowest
prices Watches and jewelry carefully repaired
Watches cleaned, S1.00; main springs. $780,
case springs, SOC; watch crystals, Toe. Valuable
presents given away every month. 565 Congress
street, under G. A. r. Hall, near City Hotel.
NJ g. W. II, PEARSON, engravers and jewellers;
door plates and numbers, silver ware replated
and repaired; band instruments bought, sold and
rented; keys fitted &C., sc. 90 Temple street.
CARTER BROTHERS, diamonds, fine watches,
iewelry, sterling silver and best plated ware,
watches and jewelry carefully repaired. 521
Congress street, corner Casco.
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PAPER STOCK, ETC.
ROOFING, ETC.

WIN. E. CARTER 4 Co.. dealers in paper and
oakum stock, iron, metals, sails, rope, blocks,
oakum, chains, anchors, canvas coverings. Boats
for sale and to let. No. Portland Pier.
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Algernon-Ya-as, deah boy, I've been desper-
Wately ILL don't you kn0w-desperwately.
Fulfer-Indeed What was the trouble?
Algernon-I had the b-bwain fever.
Fuller (skeptically)- what are you giving
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WHEELER WILSON MANUFACTURING COM
PANY, sewing machines. ONCE at Free street
block, Chas. Crockett manager. The cheapest
machine to buy, because it is the easiest to learn
the easiest to manage. the lghtest running the
most durable and does the most perfect work.
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JoHN r RAND iohbers of laces embroideries,
hosiery. gloves and fancy goods, Nos. lou anu
1872 Middle street.
j. NJ. DYER & Co., wholesale and retail Hs"l i'm
In choice dress goods, velvets, silks, Iscas
ems, housekeeping, fancy and white gooas, aaeSs,
embroideries, hosiery and gloves, OIL congress
street.
WAsHBURN & FOSTER, wholesale 4 ueateio III
laces, fancy goods, &C., No. So Cross streeV.
street. corner of Brown Dress goods, silks and
cloak, hosiery, corsets and underwear. Hoa tss,
keeping goods a speciality. Wholesale ana retail
BEARsE, MURPHY CO.. Wnolesa nd e eve es u.
es.yjOlin strings, harmonious, meercshaum, french
brier pipes and smokers, articles, pocket cutlery
Stationery perfumery, druggists Sundrles, &c,
sc also fine of Christmas goods in their season
SS5iS Middle, opposite head of Union street.
EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT, dealers in dry
and fancy goods, ladies', misses S and chiidren's
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PAPER AND THYME, wHOLEsALE.
puOTOGRAPHERs.

q M RTcE & Co. dealers in paper, twlnt anu
enyelopes of every description, No. 16 Exchange
street agents for the Union Square bags and Nor
rill's printing inks.
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COAL, WOOD, ETC.

J. NJ. HAINEs & Co., successors to G: H
O'Brion, wholesale and retail dealers in anthra-
cite and bituminous coal. Orders by mail or tele-
phone promptly and carefully filed. Superior ia.
cilites for screening, weighing and loading cars
directly from vessels or pockets. Browns wharf,
1922 Commercial street.
RANDALL & MCALLISTER. Coal loaded on TO
ears or vessels direct from the pockets, screened
in firstclass order. Connections with all railroads
running out of Portland. Anthracite and bitumi-
nous coal by the cargo and at retail. Philadel-
shia and Reading coal and iron company's Goals
for sale by the cargo. Coal pockets: 76 CONNER,
cial street. Offices rs Commercial street ana
20 Exchange street.
Al RANDALL & Co. Telephone No. 604.
Wholesale and retail dealers in coal No. 264
Commercial street, MerrIlis wharf.
GEORGE H. ROUNDS, dealer in all sizes of snpe-
ror coal, hard and soft wood and edgings. Office,
POI Commercial, Cor Centre street Telephone
No. 844
G. w. YORK, Offices 60 Commercial street, 6
Washington street and corner Danforth and Clark
streets Telephone 6S7-B. All parties needing
wood call on G. w. York, where they will find the
best assortment in the city, consisting OF Nova
Scotia hard wood especially for open CRATES, birch
edgings and slabs; oak edgings and slabs. soft
edeings and slabs. Wood sawed and split by
steam power.