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The farewell meeting Of the Marguerite
Circle WAS held with Mr.. Arthur Shule on
NJ onday evening, june y. Roll-call an>w cred
by quotations Of farewell, followed by Male
dictory in rhyme, written by the elias, po:.i OF
the ''Progre>siyes." After the regular jlass-
work was finished. the evening wa, devotld 10
q social reunion. and the circle adjourned 10
next October. By special request OF the Cir
Gle. the presidents Message and the "Val,-
dictory" will be published in the American.
We cordially invite any who may be so dis
posed 10 Join the circle in October next. The
following i the course Of study for 1861.
Geology.
Astronomy.
English History and Literature.
Classic French in English.
Church History and Christianity.
Per order Of Marguerite Circle
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Gard.

The officers and members Of Dirigo Engine
and Hose Co. No. g. extend their thanks 10
Chief Engineer Leland, W. H. Davis, j. A.
McGown, VIM. Small and members Of Union
Engine and Hose Co. No. 2. for assist
ance rendered and the friendly feeling mani
tested, on the occasion OF our excursion and
trial Of engines at Augusta, July 5.
+. +. SMITH, Foreman.
NJ. SHEA, Asst. Foreman.
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On sunday evening last. Mr.. Jane. o.
Crosswhite. OF Boston. manager Of the Boston
Ideal CoIored Troubadour, and Jubilee
singers and Nj, Bertha Rogan. Of Washing
ton. u. c, were united in marriage 81 TIE
Catholic church. Rev. T. F. Butler officiating.
large number Of people, filling the church to
IL utmost capacity, witnessed the ceremony.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Almost every person has some form of
scrofulous poison latent In his veins. When
this poison develops in scrofulous sores, ulcers
or eruption, rheumatism, or organic diseases,
the suffering is terrible. Hence the gratitude
of those who discover that Ayers Sarsaparlla
will eradicate this evil.
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M. GALLERT.
Notice of Foreclosure.

r HEREBY give public notice that have a
L mortgage upon dc following described lot Of
land viz school lot 80 J iii MariaFillc.
county OF Hancock ami state 81 Maine
said Inortgage is from Nelson X Jc!ii.on ana NJ
mon G.. Jellison, dated Feb Il, 1876, and recorded
in Vol. 49, page $40 The condition of said mort
gage ha, been broken, by reason whereof claim a
foreclosure of said mortgage aHI give thi- notice
therefor.
ROBERT GERRY.
June -, $50. Bw36.
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Dom nsOras.

BosToN-Ar july :. bark Julia, JorIan CcDu ;
-ch Fret Holden, for Boston
Ar July j. sch May Queen, Moon, sullivan
BALTmoRE-sh July ,, sch ID u Haskell,
Haskell Fcrnan,lina
CALAIs-Ar July !, sch Golden Rule, Long.
NepOnset
GLoCCEsTER-Ar July /. ,chs Black Warrior.
Babbidge, Deer Isle, silver Heels, Bay View for
Baltimore.
NEW YoRK-Ar July /, sch Pavilion, shute,
Bangor
Ar june 80, schs Clifford, Crabtree, satilla
river; Robert Dority, Low, Bluehll
PoRILASp-sld July 3, sch Vineyard, Rose
brook, Frankfort
SD July /, sch Eliora strout Milbrilge
PRoyIDESCE-ArJune y, sch Annie Kicker
son, Foss, Aux Cages.
PoRTsMoUTH-Ar July l. sen VIM Washing
ton, Candage, Rockaud
Ar June 50, sch WIN II Gard, Wooster, Philadel
phia for Dover
RICHMOND, War July ], brig | W Parker
Presley, New York
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar June -. schs Caroline
Knight, CHM, Rockland for New York Mariel,
Nutter, kennebec for Mantle, Ct.
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scholars to become members Of our Sunday
school during the last three months.
Rev. S. ID. Towne and Mr.. Nahum Flood
went TO Bangor on Sunday to attend q
council Of Congregational Churches, called
by the Third Street Congregational Church,
Of which Rev. N. H. Hartman is pastor,
the object of the council being to approve
the action of the church in accepting the
resignation of their pastor. II.
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The Clipper understands tat H. W. sar-
gent, W. d. Cover, ii. Is. Harding. and A.
Cooper. are soon to build floating wharf at
Sargentvlle. 1t is to be 125 feet long and 6
feet wide. W. ID. Cover is to furnish the
timber, H. W. Sargent the covering, A.
Cooper the iron work, and III. B. Harding &
Sons to perform the labor.
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&. J. SULLIVAN.
NOTICE !!

rrIIE undersigned. selectmen OF the town Of Pen
L obseot, for A. D., lss6, in pursuance of a vote
of said town hereby request all persons corpor-
ations, having. holding or possessing any notes,
bonds, obligations, other claims against said
town, TO present the same to the treasurer Of said
town, on or before the first day of October A. D.,
1885, for payment
And they hereby give public notice that interest
viii not be paid on ans claims against said tow
which are not presented for payment on or before
that date.
e. h. BRIDGES, >electmen
j. Il. WILSON, of
URIAH b. LEACH, Penobscot
enobscot, June 10, 1856. 3w25
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Notice..

MOT having the time tn attend TO the collection
lS of my accounts and being in need of the same,
have secured the services OF Mr., J. : leighton
for that purpose. All money paid him on my &C
count win be receipted for by him
5w26' W. VI. HAI\ES, NJ u.
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Bsr Harbor

The new Noun, Desert block i, % far
completed that occupant, Of thr various
offices and stores have moved III. The
building is an honor 10 is projectors and
viii no doubt, prove profitable invest
men..
About 200 teachers arrived prvyiou, to
Saturday evening to attend the American
Institute. Between tso and three thousand
are expected.
Everything is now prepared to welcome
the summer visitors.
Mos, Of the cottagers have already ar
rived and are occupying their summer real
dences.
The Bar HarDor Tourist made It's tir,,
appearance this season last Saturday even
ing.
The lawn in from, Of the Grand Central
hotel has been newly planted with flowers
and looks very finely.
\ meeting to celebrate the GLORIOUS
Fourth" was held a, The Rodick Mon
day p NJ. Senator j. W Patterson, Of New
Hampshire, presided. Speeches we're made
by Hon. Tho. 4. Bicknel, OF Boston, and
others.
Seats were provided and decorations fur
nished for :he Casino, where the Institute
meetings are being held, By order OF the
Maine Central r. K.
The first meeting Of the American Inst-
tute at Bar Harbor was held Tuesday even
ing in the Casino rink.
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Experience Taught Ne :

And my money paid for il. After having Liv
or Complaint for years, aud spending money
on no.trums and doctors. who didn't help me
| tried sulphur Bitter-. SIX bottles cured me
| shall always u.c them. y, Bhtl~r. o.
A.,. Y
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Ellsworth Port
SAILED
Thursday, July !
- Express, Lamp-on Bar lIarbor
>rh Mary wchb, webb. swans l-le
ARRIVED
Friday, July.
>ch Forester, Mosley, Rockland
>rh Alan Howlby, Bowden, Boston
~ch ~cloto, ~adIlGr, Bar Harbor
sen Gracr, Bets, Boston
IN senator, sinclair, HavcrhlN
SAILED
>ch \ Is Woodward. Lori, SURF
~'h T. VI BTan-com. Potter, Boston
sch Mar ou-limau. raiteu. Boston
N.h u Lawrence, Patterson, Boston
ARRIVED
SATURDAY. july
~rh Aucndale, Rcmlck Portland
ARRIVED.
SUNDAY, July
IA. City ot Ellsworth, Bouscy. Boston
SAILED
-cn Nellie Grant Dodge, Rsndout
>rA Anna : Murcb, Thomas, Providence
SAILED.
Tuesday, July 9
sch Adam Bowlby, Bow,en, Rondout
sch Copy TrrWorEy, Providence
~ch Eanne- Bar ilarbor
ARRIVED
sch Woodcock, Mosley, York
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altman.


The celebration here was 3 grand one and
everything passed off in such an excellent
manner that none became unconscious either
through excitement or influence Of strong
drink. About five hundred ate dinner and
supper at the Town Hall The music fur
ushed for the dancing BY joys orchestra.
assisted by Gaynor, was excellent. and the
hall floor was overburdened during the
dances.
The first prize was taken by Elmer Giles.
The horse running race was the leading
point OF excitement Of the day. The entire
celebration was under the susT ices Of the
Wastham Sewing Circle, and they feel very
grateful To Messrs. Fields and Cook for their
presence during the dsv. and further thank
MI Cook for the beautiful dish Of straw
berries which he presented TO them 10 be
used as a guessing affair. Towns within a
circle Of many miles were all represented.
and the people of WsIiham wish to tender
their sincere thanks to all for their patron
age and good behavior. and wish them much
success 4. F. Burnham. Esq. also has the
thanks Of all the people for ms Fourth Of
July Grafton, which vas aitentisely listened
To by good crowd. The receipts were
neari, $500.
Mrs. Cora Smith and husband have ar
nscd and viii spend short time with her
parents.
School in district No, closed July !.
taught by Miss Carrie Hodgkins.
Miss Hattie kingman has returned home
from Ellsworth.
Miss Minnie Jordan spen, Tile 4th a,
home and returns 10 Bar IIarbor again To-
morrow
We are glad to know that Mrs Jefferson
liaslam j. able 70 b. among Is again. She
has Just recovered from term 81 sickness.
and was able TO dine with her daughter the
Sd
Rev. Ch,s. Wondcock wAs absent from
the church SUNDAY. sickness. in ID, family
keeping him al home.
Jlly 8 SFitaNYI
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Starry.
The Children's Day was observed Sunday,
June 20. In the afternoon Rev. Mr..
Thompson delivered an earnest sermon on
"Ihe scriptural instruction of the Young. y
The concert occurred in the evening. The
church was prettily decorated with flowers.
birds and notices. Behind the pulpit was
motto Suffer little children to come unto
me- land Forbid them not on an arch
erected in front of the pulpit) In the centre
OF the pulpit was a standard with floral initials
OF Children's Day prepared by Misses Stella
and Oracle Knowles. To many the evening
passed pleasantly and proftably. we trust.
II was hard to decide which was the more
delightful, the singing Of the birds or that
OF the children. The programme was as
follows:
Singing; l. TrewoTgy. J. Gott, Rev Mr.. Thomp.
son. Mrs. Frankie Lord. Mrs. Rose Jarvis. Miss
Annie Jarvis, Mrs. Mary Barren Miss Elsie
smith. with Mrs. Seo. A Grant as organi-t,
Recitation, Fannie Treworgy, Eva Young
recitation, Oracle I.ufktn
RECITATION, Lizzie Iufkin
Recitation Kyrup Ihat,n
Singing.
Recitation, stephen and frankie Holt
heciiaton, Margie Chatto.
Recitation, Bessie IuflIn
Recitation, Fannie Treworgy
Ella Jarvis, Florence and Rube Anderson.
Kecttaton, Alma Luckins.
Recitation, Mary A. Freethv
Singing.
Recitation, Reuben Cousins and Fred Wool
Recitation, Hertir UoI,
Singing
Reading. Flower object lesson Mr. Chs,,o
Recitation, Lula Holt. Eugene Saunders Winnie
Lufkin. Willie Phillips, Eddie Chatto. BERTHE
Holt.
Singing.
p,rl,,finp ,lt.A
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Always avoid harsh purgatiye pills. They
first make you sick and then leave you consti-
pated Carriers Little Liver Pills regulate the
bowels and make you WELL Dose, one pill.
For sale by s. D. Wiggn.
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The Village Improvement Society has been
doing some excellent work at the Congregation
al church cemetery. The trees have been trim
med up, the underbrush removed. and the
whole grounds made to look like another pace.
Now, II those who have friends buried there.
would supplement the work which has already
been done, the improvement would be still
more marked. Many of the stones are time
stained, moss-covered and out of position.
Some have entirely fallen over. and others have
decided leaning that way. The fences of iron
or wood which enclose some Of the lots are
greatly in need Of paint and all the private lots
need more or less work. comparative tri.
fling expenditure by those personally interest.
ed in those lots would accomplish wor.;
which very much needs 20 be done.
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The glorious Fourth passed off very
quietly in our immediate vicinity, neighbour
ing sections Of our town capturing nearly all
the fun and frolc. ]. I. K. Freeman flung
the national flag to the breeze and in ad-
dition a long line of ship signals floated
across the street from his store, which, a
joker said meant, if rightly interpreted,
grand good bargains in the clothing line to
be found here" OF course we were not
exempted from the the usual tizz, pop and
bang, of the small boys explosives. Capt.
VIM. H. Gilley. prompted by his wife,
kindly extended an invitation 10 a rarty Of
young folks. for a sail in the harbor, in his
trim yacht Gwen, the result of which was a
most enjoyable time, duly enhanced by the
delicious strawberries and cream, with cake
furnished by Mrs. Giley.
As Capt J. S. Mayo was launching his
new yacht yesterday, his hand caught under
the roller and he barely escaped severe
crushing. His wrist was seriously bruised
but fortunately no bones were broken.
Prof Charles Fernald Of the Maine State
College. accompanied BY his wife, son and a
young lady friend, arrived by the Cimbria
Saturday for few weeks sojourn at the old
homestead on Fernald's Point.
Mrs. n. c. Clark still continues seriously
ill. Her patience and fortitude seem won
derful when we consider that she has been
an invalid for nearly three years, confined to
her room the greater part of the time.
DIR. H. Z. Abbott seems well satisfied with
his new held of practice his most obstinate
and dificuIt case has heen that of Martin C.
Luryey, who became suddenly lame nearly
a year ago from knee strain. DIR. Abbott
took charge of the case in March and by
repeatedly bandaging the leg in a plaster
cast, has very nearly completed cure.
Henry Clark, Jr., met with a slight acct
dent one day last week returning home
from Lamoine, on the way he took the bits
from his horses mouth to let him feed by the
road side ; the horse took fright, knocked
him down and he was considerably bruised,
but not seriously injured. SPRAY.
July 6.
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south IVES, Hsrbor

south West Hsrbor.
The school at Norwood's Cove, being in
session nine weeks. closed FRIDAY Whole
humber Of pupils attending school-30.
Average number p. With the exception Of a
case Of sickness, the following pupils were
not absent during the term Nellie Carroll,
Fannie +. Carroll, John Lurvey, Edith
Lurvey, Ezra Lurvey, Walter Lurvey, Ger
trude Carroll, Frank Stanley, Josie CHM,
Austin REYNOLDS, Katie Hartman, May Sails
bury. Lillian Reynolds, Albert Rowell,
Oracle Higgins, Leslie Harper, Eva Lur-
yey, Willie Luryey. The pupils made good
progress, and | see no reason why, with the
assistance Of an energetic teacher, the school
may not be one Of the best in fremont.
HoRTENsE NJ. W. COLLINS,
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North Lamoine.
Little Johnny y. Bragdon last week re-
ported decidedly better, IS able to be ont q
doors again.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Archer Of township
Nos, who formerly were citizens of this
on a visit to their relatives and friends, re-
turned home to-day, Tuesday
On Sunday at O'Clock P. NJ, the Rev.
Edgar Hatfield, pastor Of the Lamoine Bap-
list church, administered the ordinance Of
baptism at the usual place at Jordan's river.
This solemn and beautiful ceremony was
witnessed by large concourse Of very quiet
and attentive people. The candidates were
five young ladies. D'SE1r.
July g.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself, the trust of an Ad-
mnistratrix of the estate of Joseph Gray, late of
Bluehill, in the county of Hancock, deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs:
she therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the said deceased's estate, to make
immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same for pay
ment.
MERCY J. GRAY.
June 10, 1886. 3w25
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
J. concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an Adj
minstratOr of the estate of Joanna Gross, late Of
Deer Isle, in the county Of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceaseds estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for settlement
GEO. NJ. WARREN.
June 26, 1856. 3w26
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" Folded their tents lie Tho Arab
And SILENTLY >inir aM aN

and quickly took down their frail ~un-hade,
ami skipped beneath the canvas. I; wa> too
late. Sheriff Deyereux and Reed laid violent
hands upon them and proposed t. have bear
lng which resulted in Woodwork returniH.
home with about fifty -hiuin. dollars, he
charging fr>t cla>> wages for hi time. Thing
too were made satisfactory 10 Reed after
which the swindl,r> departed for >kowhcgan
where they viii undoubtedly do" the ea,v
going >omcpcI County B1agor Cota-
b,~FCiW.
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Tricky Ticket-SeIIers
They Travel With the Circus and
Swindle at Bangor and Ellsworth
Being Caught They are Made 10 Dis
sorgs-Good Detective Work.

FROM ali accounts the outside ticket-sellers
connected with j. r. Doris circus are a 81 Of
swindlers and have been piping their nefarious
trade boldly and openly. Their method seems
10 bc TO erect near the entrance to the ground
booth IN which three or more operate one
OF them has tickets to sell Will. hi, pals
watch for victims
hen buyer appears and displays a roll of
hiilS, he or she /, Immediately called inside and
requested 10 take small bills in return for the
larger ones they have. While this transfer j.
being made the swiudling takes place bill.
being folded so Is 10 he counted twice. WRONG
amounts being given. etc. In this way Mr.
Edward W oodworth OF this city was cheated
out of the sum OF SLIGO at the circus here
Thursday, and. after making application. a
HI says, to some OF the authorities for assist
ance. employed Mr.. Frank Reed. formerly
city marshal, to get his money back Taking
the train early Friday morning Woodwork
and Reed went 10 Ellsworth. and the man " no
had defrauded Woodwork was soon located, =
he however having changed hi hat and cloth
ing. and otherwise altering his appearance.
Calling in Deputy sheriff pcNercux it wa.
decided that the Bangor party should watch
Tue morning proceedings. and Reed. -ccreiiu-
himself behind a near by fence waited for
developments The first victims were two un-
sophisticated females who. on b,ins notified
that they had been cheated went back and
demanded their money which lheS got.
Next came an old gent named smith. ma
tive Of Mt. Desert Island. who Wa also no
tilted that hi> cash account wa short. smith
was mad clean through and wanted To clean
out the crowd. but was prey allied upon 10
keep quiet and simply demand hi money
which he too got, a. the fickc;-~clcr could sec
blood in smiths eye. Then came along two
fresh youths who tumbicd broadsde into the
trap, and soon after were notified by Reed.
What are YOU giving u.s. asked one. "A
want Won TO understand that no circu> man
can come their skin games on u, and away
they went into the biz tent. An,r u hort
time be came back hyiuc hat in hand. and
rushing up to thu booth declared loudly iha,
h. bad been cheated
BA tht> time the three circus chaps got on
10 the fact that they were being "pipcd" and
after squaring accounts with the Young man
came 10 the conclu,i. that IL would bc a
healthy idea to imitat. those who
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FOR SALE BY s. %. WICGIN.

Franklin.
The school in district No. closed after a
very successful term OF ten weeks, taught by
Miss Cassie Springer Of this town.
Warren I. Springer is making some very
extensive Improvements on his barn.
J. C. Springer has bought valuable
horse of rheo. Bragdon
Miss Jennie Crabtree has gone to Bar
Harhor to spend the summer. Mac.
RiuehiIi.
Some Of our farmers have made quite a
beginning at having.
Oar annual fog set in Sunday; we hope
it will give it TO Us easy this year.
Prof J. W. Hill and family are located a,
their cottage on Sweets Point.
Mrs Smith and family are again stopping
with a. c. Peters.
. Geo A. Cough came from Boston Sa,nr-
day afternoon. but business compelled bis
return Monday morning.
Rev, l.. 5. Trpp is attending the College
commencement al ateIf!4e, th'S "etN-
j.. W. Byard sen, of nearly POO dozen
pairs Of pants in june
Mrs Trundy has had the ell Of her house
moved aoou, midway TO ,he nous OF Arthur ,,.
ing house.
Frank Merrill has sold abou, $500 bushels
Of corn since last November and over $50
oo''' % noun
MIS- oa'ah he"' Il SCH
Albina Carter Is vet confined to the house
prn, uilIsjII h,y- JAIL, lips ,.I.nhon4
Nua'hS' i'q'
Eugene Hoi' Is very low, and It's not
thought ne can i've a great NhI!t.
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w A NTED!
Information to give

to the people of Hancock any other county, that
the undersigned formerly employed by the Davis
Brothers a Carriage Trimmer, having leased Of
Mr.. J. l.. Moor, shop on Franklin street, am
prepared 70 do anything In the Carriage Trim
ming Furniture Cpholstering line that my
patrons may desire done in a manner guaranteeing
entire satisfaction. 3mosl7
&. ]. SULLIVAN
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If you are nervous or dyspeptic try Car
ter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia makes you
nervous, and nervousness makes you dyspep-
tie either one renders you miserable and these
little pills cure both. For sale by S. d. Wig
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Array Of Novelties at
M. CALLERT'S

The remarkable display of the leading novelties will
onish many who enter store We showing goods
which certain cannot be found in many stores
in Eastern Maine. Goods which many would think
could not be found in place the size of Ellsworth
have. This will many the trouble of being com
PEELED to send away for such goods. We guarantee
everything to be low the lowest. The following
departments are remarkably and strongly represented in
the newest and most attractive styles
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FOR HOUSE CLEANING. there is moth
ing to compare with JAMES PYLE'S PEAR
LINE. 1t does the work in half the usual
time without soap or anything else. Sold by
all grocers, but beware of counterfeits.
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RLII / MD!

Having visited the great
west and southwest in the
interest Of my large and in
crcasing Tobacco business,
and having selected the best
trades in
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but their machines are no
good 10 me nor any one else.
and they are out just what
they paid. and i'm trying TO save
s. they have lost $50. Vow
that is getting ahead back
wards. When YOU buy any
thing. buy the best for il is the
CHEAPEST IN THE End and
the moving machine that is
the SIMPLEST. LIGHTEST and
MOST DURABLE. and the one
whose sales i'm New England
were more than all others
combined last year. was the
The Portland daily press., 1886-03-09

Hon. Patrick A. Collins, in letter to his
constituents of the Fourth Massachusetts
Congressional district announces his inten-
ton of retiring from politics at the close of
his present term in the House, and declines
a denomination. He is led to take this step
on account of his private affairs which have
suffered by reason of public business mo-
nopolizing the most of his time.