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

age stock, sugar box shook, hogshead SnOok,
slaves hoops and headings of all kinds and sizes,
also syrup, water and fish barrels, halves. quar-
tiers and kegs. 276 Commercial street, Richard
sons wharf. P. o. box 1179.
PORTLAND STOVE FOUNDRY Co, manufaetur-
erS OF furnaces, ranges, stoves, Silks; nonoW
ware, etc. Kennebec street. foot OF Myrtle street,
Incorporated 1880.
j. j. GERRIsH & Co, general railroad and en-
CINE supplies, manufacturers OF railroad slgnai
lanterns. General tin and sheet iron work TO or
der. New No. Al Commercial street.
MITCHELL CHASIPLIN & Co, props Of Pine
State packing and preserving company. Our eel
ebrated Ratchet brand corn, pine apple, straw
berries. squash, baked beans, etc, will always be
found the best goods in the market
BURNHAM g. MORRILL,, manufacturers and
wholesale dealers in canned goods, No. 10 Frank
lin street.
E. d. PETTENGILL s. Co., manufacturers and
jobbers of pickles and vinegar, cider, kete hnp,
olives, mustard, radish and lines. Sole agents
for Oxford club sauce and celebrated Shaker
pickles. All goods warranted. Office 20 and %
Market street.
FAIRBANKS g. STONE, wholesale manufacture
ers of children's hand sewed button boots, also
women's, misses, and children's Oxford ties, No.
81 Plum street
L. P HAWKINS, manufacturer Of ladies' fine
boots No. 20 Plum street. Hawkins patented
Flexible" specially. Sole manufacturer of the
celebrated ladies' lily kid boot.
b. B. FARNswoRTH & Co., manufacturers and
iObbers of boots and Shoes wholesale dealers in
leather and findings, No. 1873 Middle street.
ROWE & MCBRADY manufacturers of gal
vanized iron cutters, eorniees and conductors tin
plate and sheet iron workers. All kinds Of smoke
stacks and ventiato~s made to order. 234 Fed
eral street. Tin and iron roofing speciality. Tin
roofs repaired and painted. All jobbing promptly
attended to.
WILLIAM II. SCOTT manufacturer Of galyan-
lied iron and copper cutters and cOrnices. Cor
ruOat4d iron lOof and iron ClaDlO1rlilg. also tin
roofing. Agents for Austin's patent corrugated
expanding water conductor. Abendroth and
NOOrdens & Co.'S metal shingles and Steamboat
locomotive and boiler stacks. 30, 81 and SO
Union street.
c. M. s. H. T. PLUMMER, boiler makers, ma
chinists. and dealers in steam and water pipes
valves. fittings, railroad and mill supplies. Nos.
80 to As Union street.
CHASE g. Son, mechanical and hydraulic engin;
GERS betting, saws, gummers, mill stones and all
furnishings, turbine wheels, saw mills, Skating,
gears, steam engines, and machinery OF all klnus
ST paper II cSSse turbine
company; mills of all kinds constructed. we are
always pleasedto answer inquiries. 236 Federal
street.
CHARLES JENSEN manufacturer of house fin
sh and mouldings of all descriptions, hard wood
floor boards, sheathing and door frames made TO
order; standard patterns kept In stock. No. ID
Brackets MILL
MOULDING MILL W. H. Stone, manufacturer
of mouldings. hard wood flooring, brackets, out
side doors and house finish of all kinds, saving,
planning, turning, jig saving, straight and irregu-
lar moulding done to order 103 and los Kenne-
bee street, corner Elm.
DELANo g. WINsLow's planning mill, msnuiac-
turers of mouldings and house finish. ASS Fore
street. Saving, planning, turning, etc. done In the
best manner.
PORTLAND Door, SASH & BLIND Co., whole
sale and retail dealers in doors, sash, blinds,
carved and turned corner blocks, glazed windows,
glass window frames, blind fasts, &C Corner
Cross and Fore street, under old Commercial
House.
G. NJ. STANwooD s. Co. ship-smths, dealers in
new and second hand chains and anchors ships
iron knees, iron work for buildings and bridges
speciality Ships castings. Every description OF
wrought and cast iron work Manufactgreis Of
POI, 263 and 265 Commercial street, (old Nos.
III and 1881 Telephone $50.
E. NJ LANG & Co., manufacturers OF wire, drop
and stick solder patent Gaping IRONS, dies ada
packers; wire segment and drop solder for cap
ping Theoretically sealed cans specially. II
Kennebec street, foot OF Chestnut.
A. d. WEBER, manufacturer of superior corn
cake corn balls, Sugared corn, &c, and dealer IN
confectionery. 116 Middle street.
PORTLAND POTTERY WORKS, Swasey. LamsOn
& Co, Brattle street, manufacturers and jobbers
of crOckery and glass ware, earthen, stone and
Rockingham; also, lamp goods.
DIRIGo NOVELTY Co., dealers in dry and fancy
goods tin, glass and crockery ware; also, manu-.
facturers of fancy plush novelties, washboardS and
fine picture frames. Furniture repaired and up
holstered at very low prices. Dirigo Novelty Co..
corner Of Sawyer and High Streets Ferry village,
Me.
WILLIAM w. MITCHELL, tanner and fnisher of
sheep SKINS, manufacturer of black and striped
bindings buttonfly and stay stock. p o. box 1857.
Factory in Deerlng.
j. L. SANFORD, manufacturer of inner soleS,
shoe counters, heels, &c. 222 Newbury street.
AT Cox s. Son, manufacturers and iobbers OF
boots shoes and rubbers, leather and findings.
Specialties, mems king Pin" ladies "Jewel."
H. . To-
street. Proprietors Dlrigo Mineral Spring and
Rotary egg rack.
MILLINERY, ETC.
BIBBER McMANN g. Co., wholesale dealers in
millinery, No. 90 Cross street. We carry the
largest stock in Maine. Retail store, NO. 437
Congress street.
HIS. KALER & Co., jobbers and retailers of
millinery and straw goods, 463 Congress street.
MRS. A. L. NASH, millinery, flowers, feathers,
ribbons, laees, aud everything that can be found
in a first-class millinery store. Orders promptly
attended to- 453 Congress street.
@. N. DALEY & Co., fashionable milliners re-
suectfuly announce to their friends that they
have taken the store. No. "A Elm street, where
they will keep constantly on hand all the latest
STYLES of fashionable millinery, French flowers,
ribbons sc. Special and personal attention
given to orders
G. S. WATERHOUsE, millinery and fancy goods,
ribbons laces, sc. Ready-trimmed hats a spec
iaIty. Largest stock of ribbons in the city. No.
6a4 CONGRESS- street. oppasite Casch street--
S. Z. s. A. l.. KEHoE, fashionable millinery, and
fancy goods, ribbons. laces, feathers, etc. Ready
trimmed hats specially. 424 Congress street
cor. Temple.
EASTMAN & QUITS, dealers in bonnets, ribbons,
millinery goods, dress caps, head dresses, &c.
Mourning goods constantly on hand and made to
order at Short notice. No. A Durant block, 53S
Congress street.
NJ E. FAIRwEATHER, designing and stamping,
No Elm street. Materials for embroidery o. all
kinds
NJ H. KANE, millinery and fancy goods, rib
hons. laces. feathers, etc, 526 Congress street
Ready trimmed hats speciately. (Opp. head OF
Casco Street0