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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-07-24
A STEP FORWARD THIS YEAR.
The Progress Of Portland NOT re
tardeG but on thu Increase.
Words of Praise Spoken of Our susi'
ness ard Business Men.

A good word new and then spoken in be-
half of community is likely to prove OF
great benefit to that community More
praise has been said of Portland and its bus
mess men in the last year than ever was
said before in any one year OF its existence.
These good words are seeds that Will yield
an abundant harvest some day. The last is
sue of the New England Grocer, wide
awake and largely circulated journal pub
lshed in Boston, devotes considerable space
to Portland topics. Among other things
that journal says:
"On every hand the increased Importance
of Portland as commercial mart is noticea-
Bile.
"a pleasant chat with Mr.. Cousens of the
wide awake and reliable wholesale grocery
house of Cousens & Tomlinson brought out
the fact that this firm has transacted larger
business the past six months than in the cor
responding six months one year ago. We do
not wonder at the constantly increasing bus
mess of this house, and because the success
Is deserved we are al the more glad to record
it.
we found-as we always do and always
expect-the firm of Twitchell, Champlln q
Co., very busy supplying the demands for
the very large line of goods they handle.
This house knows no limit to blu siness posi-
bilites, and has one of the finest plants in
New England. Its business reputation Is
constantly inereasing-eyer growing larger
and larger. In February next Messrs.
Twitchell, Champln & Co. will establish a
branch house in Boston. Our readers will
notice that in contradistinction from the
generality of cases the branch house will be
in Boston, while the headquarters will con-
tinue to be at Portland. Mr.. Champlin-
than whom there is no more enterprising and
wide awake merchant, a man, withal, pos
sessing most excellent judgment and keen
foresight-will manage the Boston branch.
He will reside in Boston and devote his en-
tire attention to the success of the Boston
department of the firm. We predict great
success for the new venture. On every hand
we find the new Fruit Exchange spoken Of
as most desirable acquisition to the COM
mercial organizations Of the city,"
mot few retail grocers express desire
for the formation of live, prosperous, wide
awake grocers' association.
I'VE were well repaid for our visit to the
elegant new grocery store of Sullivan & Os-
good. This firm deserves every whit the
success it is achieving.
Portland has taken an advanced step for
ward the past year and her business men are
determined that her progress shall not be re-
tarded but shall increase with each year.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Subscribers leaping the city during the
summer months can haze their PRESS
mailed to them regularly bg leaning their adj
dress at this office. AL papers are sent by
the first trains and boats, and Subscribers at
The islands and along Tie Cape shore ,oiu re-
ceiee their copies nearly as early as ii at
their city homes.
The PRESS toiu be mailed to any address
Tor so cents month soith prioilege of chang
ana address as often as desired.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

LAW TERM-wEsTERN DISTRICT.
Of today: = 1N"ss,'1-
SOMERSET COUNTY.
william D; Atkinson VS.. Francis f. Parks & ais
Argued orally. - ''N
ID. d. Stewart. SIS. Brown
KNOX COUNTY. ,fa 3 Fl Tsl
Gerge L. Snow, in equity, vs.. Andrew Pressy
Argued orally.
Robinson u Rowell. pt3 Pierce
tsFl HANCOCK COUNTY, eid 4it.
Benjamin ). Thurlow, & al, VS.. George M.,War
rem. Argued orally. -, !, ,.c.c
K. +. Spofford. George M. Warren.
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4 nc WeutH6F tOUuh
IS tikelb to be fair
md cooler
PORTLAND, JULY "a, 1889.
IASHIONS change
l. in knitted things
as often as in
woven fabrics, and some
times as radically.
Certain colors have their
day, become the rage, then
are dropped for something
different,
Tricks of stitch spring
into popularity and ecen-
tricities, in the way Of col
or combinations are in
fashion till something new
er take their places,-so
the Afghan, the cape, the
hood, the shawl or other
yarn thing you made last
year begins to look old
and out of fashion beside
the newer, fresher and al
ways better creations Of
more recent dates.
And this is well, wholly
well; it is the life of the
yarn business, the only
thing that keeps it going.
from one years end to the
other.
Everybody wants the lat
est; the latest colors, the
newest stitch, the freshest
ideas, and information on
the subject of yarns and
how to use them.
To furnish all this is the
province of our yarn de-
department.
No need TO study the
question before you come,
a talk with the voting wom-
an there, and a look at the
new shades, new textures
and the sample of new
stitches we have to show,
and you are as familiar with
the subject as anyone can
be.
1t is more than likely,
too, that you'll be oonvinc-
ed, as we are, Malkhe best
yarn to use for all purposes
IS the "Colum6aa.' The
stock now is freshened by
the arrival of all the new
shades for fall and the
prices have been reduced a
little.
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AdJu.ant General MIll,ke ms Report.

Assistant Adjutant General E. C. Milliken
Of this city, has prepared his report for the
second quarter of the present year. to be
sent to the National Encampment.
There are 156 posts in the Stale aud 1868
comrades In good standing, a gain of 81
members over last year Thirty-one mem
bers nave died during the last quarter Bos-
worth Post Of Portland is the largest, having
has a9ybers. d. Ii. Beale post Of Bangor,
win Libby ps6isdte Post Of Auburn. 81, Ed
post Of Lewiston, 21J,seekland, 27o. Custer
Augusta, 2o4; Cutler post oil illiams post Of
~ other posts oyer 100 members. '9i aud
The amount expended the last quarter 10
= charity was $l642.3l. faiy.
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BramhaII 3's excuyslon.

Hook and Ladder Company, No 8, went
on their annual excursion to Portland Light
yesterday. They had a grand good time
Dut the ram put stop to the outdoor sports.
Ihree innings In game OF ball were played
ana then they were obliged to stop playing
on account OF the rain. A delicious shor.
dinner was served by Mr.. John Z. Cady.
ana This everybody enjoyed The occasion
In spite oil the rain was one greatly enjoyed
by all present. i,i.
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Railroad Aofea

The railway shops at McAdam are being
rebuilt rapidly. All the machinists, black
smiths and others who for the time had
been thrown out Of work, were recalled and
are employed at former wages. The build
lug at Fredericton Junction, formerly used
as an engine room. is being taken down and
WIZ oe transported to MeAdani. where it
latter wy
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ka>-li Ayman sIasker.

Inc nappl hyma" iasker. who l,asg been
CHOSEN Tor Two years as RaoOs~-f portland
arrived at 8 p. ~. yesterday, at the .u-;an
station, from New York, and was received
ny committee of ten If the prominent He.
Drew citizens of Maine. aud was escorted by
large number of carriages to his new home
and a reception WAS held In honor of his ar.
rival He Is young man, % years old, and
Is highly educated in the Hebrew Talmud
his first service will be held at the Syna-
gogue Beth Israel. Saturday, July 9th, and
large gathering Of Hebrews iron, an over
the State is expected.
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At the Granite Spring Hotel.

The following new arrivals were recorde
at the Granite Spring Hotel. Long island
Monday:
Mm Warren and wife, Wesifield, Mass. ''-
Charles Warren, Westfield Mass
A. ID. Warren and wife, Worcesler u.ss
y M. Cram and wife, New York.
MISS Fannie Cram, New York
Z. +. Oxnard and wife, Portland
Miss Fannie Oxnard Portland.
Ernest 0xnard, Portland.
MRS. Charles Hall. Portland.
q, w: Hall and wife, Portland
mrs. Brodie and child, Montreal.
mrs. w. j. Machew, Montrea,.
~ II. Dresser, Portland.
Marian 4. Clark, Portland.
r. M. Harlow, wife and daughter. Lewiston.
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MAR RACES.

In this city, July %. by Rev. N. I. Whitaker
ID. D.. James E. Jordan and Miss Clara w. Eaton,
both Of Portland.
In Hollis, July %. by Rev. G. W. Johnson Chas.
T. Palmer OF Buxton and Miss Clara Richardson
of Hollis.
In Bethel, July 7, Eugene E. Cummings and
IneZ A. Heath.
In Byron. July IA, Hector b. Martin and Emma
f. Braleyn
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Real Estare Transfers

The following transfers of real .,ia,.
this county have been rrcnr.i..j nj M. r..
try Of Deeds:
johnson. $120O ~ rank a.
cher. 81, etc. w 0'"Phas b"I-
Harpswel-Thankful Brown Il, FideIja ,rho,,.
son. S76. '"eH" 4 hohp-
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Another summe, pa.o,.

Inc "escustego Spring and Park Com
pany are preparing for travellers. Two
large wagon loads OF furniture left from rhe
Atkinson House Furnishing Company this
morning, with more to follow. for Nor,h
Yarmouth where the WescuSteg. spring *
located '"s ~
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Officers Elected.

The members of the board of comnis,i,u-
ers of public improvements at Back Cove and
Fore river met yesterday, aud organized by
the choice of the following officers:
Presdent-Seth l.. Larrabee
Engineer-James Cunningham.
Secretary-Prentiss Loring.
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Advice 90 1ethers.-MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain and the little
cherub awakes as bright as a buttom.' 1t is
very pleasant TO taste. 1t sootes the child, soft
ems the gums allays al pain, relieves wind. regu-
lates the bowels. and is the best known remedy
for diarrh9a, whether arising from teething or
other causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
fehI M w F&Wly0
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THE STATE.


Y.
William Frye, a farmer of Eliot, aged "
years. climbed ladder to the top of a hay
NOW on Sunday afternoon. In getting from
the ladder to the NOW he grasped peg in
the beam, which broke, letting him fall to
the floor He struck ON his head and frac
tured his skull, death resulting instantly.
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A Quick VOYAGE.

The schooner John PAUL arrived here ves-
terday from Norfolk, with $500 tons of coal
for Randall d McAllister The vessel made
the voyage in the remarkably short time of
three days.
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All Run Down

hard wor,, ~ 80 fleets of warm weather, by
tonc sud soon from long you need
Ityou have never tried this peculiaI .,aa'o;no q.
30 now. 1t will give you strength and APPETITE ~
MOODS Sarsaparilla gave me new life. ano 80
srorea me 10 my wonted health and strength. ,,
WILLIAM H. CLoUGH Tilton. H.
A Good Appetite
when bought Hoods Sarsaparila made n
soou investment OF one dollar in medicine for the
n nrSt ame: lt has driven off rheumatism and i'm
pLotea my appetite so much that my boarding
I'M says must keep it locked up or she viii
bosrdag ,ha 70 raise my board with every other
pcaraer mat takes Hoods Sarsaparilla.v THOMAs
Du..HHk sl i39 HILARY street, Brooklyn, NY
we all like Hoods Sarsaparila' it is so
strsngthei9ai ing, LIZZIE BALFogR Auburn H. I.
do Mp ~ y you decide to take Hoods Sarsaparilla
40 not be induced to buy any other. mo
Hoods SarsaparilIa
SOLD by all druggists. 81: six for e5 pran.roS
only by z. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecar es. Lowell,
apr! 100 Doses One Dollar
d&w1y
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OWEN. MOORE&CO.
Messengers Notice

Messengers Notice.
oiiice OF the Sheriff Of Cumberland Comfy. State
Vi Maine, Cumberland IS.
July %, A d. 1889.
HdS is to give notice, that on the twenty second
Insolvency was issued out of the Couy Of insa ~
etcy ior said County of Cumberisna against the
EDGAR d. ROWE of PortAnd,
aaJudged to be an Insolvent Debtor, on petition
nj No. sa ~ 1eDtor, Edgar ID. Rowe, which petition
n Iae sa On tne twenty second day II july A.
computed. 'ei''' oh eA'' 10 W w
na dnat the payment Of any debts to or by said
80, ana the transfer and delyeryof any prop
cry Tbs oy MIN Inn are forbidden by law r.
IN nrav theetllg OF the Creditors of aid Debtor,
plose tneir debts and choose one " more as.
ff,snses Oh his estate, viii be held It Court Of
in ssid 70 pc holden at the Probate Court Room
"A S "a Portiand, on the second day September
a. c q, no , az ten o'clock in the FORENOON.
ten. "nu tiie oate mrs ap0ve WITH
spvsno ne III az Messenger of the Court of In
jly23&3O o"n'y vi Ouihpdiaho'
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For any case of nervousness, sleep
lessness. weak stonlach.s indigestion, dyspepsia
Try Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Relief Is sure.
The only nerve medicine for the price in market.
dw1w
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i 1t is one of our best re-
sources to know when to do
a generous thing.
Why we are selling Summer
, Clothing at today's prices
puzzles everybody.
You need it now If ever you
needed it, and we are taking
advantage of the time to
make your need a gIadness.
Think for a second Of what
a stylish cheviot Suit means
for $40 formerly sold for Sl5
to $l8 to a man, for a few
weeks of ease and enjoy.
ment.
Then think of what economy
we are giving to such luxury.
To speak Of Flannel Shirts is
almost like seconding a mo-
ton of your own.
Haven'tyou already thought
of them? @
Alike the spirit of summer
and the consideration Of
health and comfort push the
Flannel Shirt.
To get the right sort is the
chief thing. We sell the sort
that gives you satisfaction
and US reputation, for So and
up.
We've sold hundreds al
ready.
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iasioria cures Collie, Constipation;
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation;
Gives healthy sleep; also aids digestion;
without narcoti stupefaction 0ct6d&wly
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Grand View House, West Auburn. Me-

OWING to the death of the proprietor. this
~ valuable property will be sold at a bargain.
House 31s stories, with central pavilion stories
broad piazzas and beautiful shade trees; two
acres OF land with garden, croquet and tennis
grounds; near two celebrated mineral springs
large stable, bowling alley and billiard hail !:
house all FURNISHED, ready to open. Photos can
De seem and full particulars learned at JOHN n
rhoCTOK'S, No; % Exchange St., Portland, or of
FRANK CLOUGH, West Auburn, Me. VI
may1 d1awtfvy
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r. 0. BAILEY & CO., AUcTIONEeRS!
AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

PURSUANT to authority given me in the last
~ Will and testament Of George w. Durham,
tate OF Portland, Maine, deceased. shall sell at
street, Portland on TUESDAY, the 23d day OF
Juiy, AID. 1889, at $50 O'Clock p. m, all the
upgnt, title and interest held by said George w.
ulnhan, at time OF his decease, In and to the fol-
sUMig real estate, viz: Lot Of land 55 feet front
in iVU Ieet Deep with buildings thereon. lnclud
aI t Two story frame dwelling with ell and one
etVV,,g Hdme dwelling; said lot contains about
PAID square ieet, and Is the same land conveyed
20 saiu busnnsm by John b. Brown and ais, by
Warranty ueeu recorded in Cumberland Registry
OF Deeds, book 1874, page 1923, to which References
IS made; properly VIII be sold subject TO outstand-
made at time OF sale. For particulars inGuire ~
Locke q Locke, Attorneys at Law, $50 Middle
street, Portland. MARY A. BURNHAM
The above sale was postponed on account of
the storm to SATURDAY, July 27th, at 2.3O pm.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

I'm WEDNESDAY next, July oath at 3 d. m.
~ on the premises No. 165 Bracket street, the
house and land q, 500ft.) of late Hannah L. DAM
acre wood lot in Pownal.
NJ. A. FLOYD, Executor.
II. D. BAILEY s. Co., Auctioneers. jy23d2t
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XHyANTED-A bUUu, competent HlfI, fO do
wv general Homework. Apply to NIX. NEAL
No. 80 Exchange street. 23-1
VNTANTED-Good and steady girl stitchers on
wv steam power sewing machines to make Cos
amer rubber waterpr0ofs, and girls TO learn, Ad-
sress or apply to STANDARD RUBBER WORKS
Brockton (Campello) Mass. Vodu
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r. .. BAILEY & CO.,
AuetiOneers and Commission Merchants.
SaIesroom Is Exchange Street.
r. O. BAILEY. q. w. ALLEN
maria dI
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IT'S THE ODD
TEN CENTS

Spent here and there that swell to dol
lars wanted. It's the odd ten cents saw
ed here and there that swell the bank
account.
July and August are known to BUSH
ness men as the dull season. We are
proud to say that the first six days In
July have been better with us than ever
before. Steadily increases our trade.
Whyi Because you can't do as well at
any place else either for prices, quality
OF goods or generous terms.
From now until August 18th, we shall
sell lower and Increase trade, In fact
there shall be no dull season. Here are
few out OF hundreds OF Bargains.
ParIor Suits In Crushed Plush,
6pieces, S44.0O
Parlor Suits In Best HaIrclOth, $3.50
ParIOr Suits In silk Plush, 1000
send for Cuts.
A Sitting Room complete,
Lounge, Easy Chair, Centre
Table, Hanging Lamp, Cur
tain Poles and Carpets. The
whole business for $3.50
send for Cuts.
Chamber Sets in Natural Cher
ry, the real wood (no paint,
solid and handsome, with
bevel mirror. Always sold
for $40 until we bought the
whole lot from the factory,
and were satisfied with a
couple OF dollars profit.
These beautiful sets for $500
Just about SO OF them left.
Don't miss the best chance
ever offered you. tM
send for Cuts.
A Chamber Set complete with
q ten piece Solid Ash Set,
Woven Wire Spring, Wool
Top Mattress, and 10 piece
Toilet Set In pink or blue,
nicely packed and sent to
X. II. Station for $500
A Dining Room with Walnut 1sE
Extension Table, 1-2 dozen
Chairs. Hanging Lamp and
30 yards Hemp Carpet or
Straw Mating for 1850
A Kitchen Range, Quaker or
New Tariff, all the ware,
pipe to ut, Zinc, chairs
and table. The whole thing
for 5000
This Is the best and most liberal offer,
and the Range season win come, but we
cannot sell at this price then. We have
stock now that we want to get ont In
order to make alterations In Store Dept.
and you are missing it II you do not take
up this great offer. Remember the Qua
ker and New Tariff are the best Ranges,
and save more Fuel than any, are better
finished, are heavier and are guaranteed
by Us Tor one year against cracking
How could we have a dull season with
such offers as thesel with the freight
prepaid to your nearest X. X. station,
and only 0ne-fourth the amount to pay
down; the balance weekly or monthly to
suit your own convenience. Send In your
orders, rely on our filing them right.
We want your neighbors' trade, and II
we use yOu right wen get get 1t; IL we
don't we'll spoil our business and you
know we can't afford to lose our good
name. Write us, we are your friends
and desire to be the friend OF every man,
women and child In New England.
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BOARD.
MALE HELP.

DOOK BINDER WANTED = A good
ID general forwarder on blank and printed
work, steady work and good pay. GEO. II. DA-
Wis, 40 Exchange street. psi
WANTED AT ONCE-A good energetic
w man TO work in Rochester, must give
Donds. Apply at once to A. JEANE5, Room 20.
81 Exchange St., City. 2O-1
WANTED-Ay young man residing in city,
w rapid penman and quick at figures Ad-
dress, Box 67S. Off
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WANTED.

WANTED-All persons in want Of trunks or
az bags to call at L. ID. REYNOLDS, 554 and
o0o congress St., cor of Oak; as we manufacture
OUT goods, and can therefore give you bottom
prices. trunks repaired Open evenings till 8.
23-1
WANTED-Everybody to know that the Xxi
hoId. Linlment is making friends in every house
t ou cures conc, cramp and pain in the stomach,
tootnache. spralns, neuralgia. catarrh, cholera
nto lame BACK, kidney affections, indigestion,
e Ge;;, eyes immediate relief; sold by ALL DRUG
VISITS. 22-1
WAnTED-Everybod to know that we have
~ addea ms week the following books TO
CLARkS Circulating Library: Chrissys Endeav-
or, Crooked Path; Country Cousin, Two Daugh-
Inside Our Gate, American Coin, A Woodland
Moolng, Between the Lines. 2O-1
WANTED-To exchange large wall map of
w York County, for a like one OF some other
n Maine county except Cumberland Address BOX
27O, kennebunkpOrt. POL
WANTED--Highestc cash prices paid for cast
w on Clothing, ladies or gents, or exchange
for Turkish rugs. Please send letter or postal to
M. DEGROOT, 941s Middle street. 6-tf2ws
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Administrators Sale


DURSUANT to the provisions of the will of the
Il late Deborah b. Tufts late of Yarmouth. de
ceased, shall sell at public auction, at nv office
In YARMOUTH, on Saturday, July 9th, at O'clock
z. m, the following real estate: the dwelling
house OF the late Deborah b. Tufts, deceased. sit
uated at Yarmouth. lower village; sos acres in
common ana undivided, OF Chase stream" land,
situated In Somerset county; also all the interest
Of the late Deborah B. TUFTS Gas heir to John Cut
ter and Richmond Loring, deceased) in and 10 a
certain claim against the United States for French
spollations. For particulars, address f. DUDLEY
Tufts. ivi odi , o.
FOR SALE
A 7 THOMASTON, ME.-The entire stock of
- Boots, Shoes. Rubbers, Hats, Caps, Furn-
is Isl, foods, umbrellas Trunks, Valises, Blank
ess, Robes and Leather Findings Also, Store
a fixtures . and FURNISHING The store is the best
store house connected Expenses very low.
BUSINESS BUSINESS frst-cass Can show daily, weekly,
montnly and yearly cash sales. satisfactory
reasons for selling. Apply for full Information
70 6o ALDEN GOUDY, Thomaston Me-, or u. A.
GOUDY, Portland, Me- y - a.
je29 dtf
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200 second nand school desks and seats for sale
cneap. Address or apply to, W. II. SARGENT,
oqpt. OF School Buildings, Portland, Me.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the use Of fire.
~ arms on any part OF the farm of Parker Shat
tuck, at East Deering Is strictly forbidden; tres
passers will be punished to the full extent of the
law. PARKER SHATTUCK. 22-2
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-Between Mystic lodge room and Grand
- Trunk depot last evening, a lady's silver pin,
letter Z IN centre set with pearls. Please return
pier 8, Grand Trunk r. r. piers and receive
reward. 23-1
OsT-On Middle or Free street, between Oak
~ and Pearl street, a lady's wrap. Finder Will
De rewarded by leaving at MEGQUIER & JONES
No. 80 Pearl street. 1871
IL THE Roy who was seen to pick I'D the
= ladies' watch on the steamer Greenwood, sun
day afternoon. will return same to the Captain Of
the boat he will save further trouble. 1871
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ROOMS.
IL tie street. 13-I

ITO LET-For the summer q suite of furnished
Il parlors and sleeping room, centrally located
up town. Address LOCK BOX, No. 977, Portland
P0st ONCE. 6-tf