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ANNUAL nIEETINGs.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

TIME annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Il Merchants National Bank of Portland, Me-,
for the election Of seven directors for the ensuing
year and the transaction of any other business
that may legally be presented, VII be held at
their banking house on Tuesday, the 14th day OF
January 1 500, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
CHARLES PAYSON, Cashier.
Portland. Dec. Is, 1889. decl4-lm
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Area aSStSStu, 70, 81 81. IT.
Rate per 100 so. IT,, S2.72 69-1O0.
Montreal Street Sewer.

Beginning at manhole In centre OF Montreal
street distant 70 feet easterly from the easterly
side line Of Willis street, thence easterly Through
centre of Montreal street, distance OF 467 feet
10 sewer 10 Eastern Promenade.
Total length, ACT feet.
Sewer is Of 10 In. cement pipe for the first 217
feet and the remainer Of IL In. cement pipe, laid
76 feet deep az point OF beginning 7.6 feet at the
feet at terminus.
Cost OF sewer. ...............S4 2S.49
Ctty's proportion. ........... SAP 80
Sum to be assessed - 2S5.G6
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Barque Cnalmette 1907 tons, built at Freeport
III 1850. now at New York, has been soldIfor Bos-
ton account at $4,000.
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MAINE TOWNS.
Falmouth.

A singing school, under the direction OF
Prof.. IL. A. Buxton, is in progress at West
Falmouth Mr.. Buxton has taught here for
the past two winters with marked success.
A paper has been circulated at the Corner
In view ola singing school there to be taught
by Mr.. Mcintyre.
The First Parish church and Society are
repairing their house of worship. New
windows, composed of a center OF one large
panel OF ground figured glass surrounded by
been put in, and last week furnace was put
In to replace the old one which was con-
demned
corham.
Ex-Gov Robbie and wife returned from
their Western trip last Saturday and left for
Belfast Monday to attend the annual meet
very pleasant trip to the Pacific coast and
the West, which he and his good lady much
enjoyed.
The revival services at the Congregational
church are still In progress with increasing
interest.
We are happy to report that our much es-
teemed citizen, Mr.. John Roberts, who has
been for long time confined to his house
by severe illness is SO far recovered as to be
at his place of business.
Our various stores are well supplied with
fine line OF Christmas goods, which they
are Offering cheap.
Col. Fl. 4. Miliitt has much improved the
post office we doubt If any better accommo-
cations can be found In any village office In
Maine.
T&J.T. Hancock have a large assert
ment of Christmas goods.
DIR. r. 4. Andrews will make change in
his buildings The lumber is on the premis-
es ready for use.
SLOAN Lodge, IO.O.F., will have a cook
and dining room fitted up in t. & ]. 7. Han
cocks building.
Miss Harriet Weeks fell on the ice Sunday
last, breaking her left arm near the shout
der.
Mr.. Harry Merrill, salesman for fertll-
izer company, is at home on visit.
Mr.. w. ii. Vinton will haul 100 cords of
poplar from his lot in the fourth division to
the shore Of Sebago Pond. He has a num-
Der OF thousand Of hemlock to move to the
Mr.. Peter Bohnsen is sick with pneumonia
but Is improving.
M Chas, E. Libby has large contract
for cloth boards from Lewiston mill COM
pauy. This with the construct from the
Westbrook Manufacturing Company and
other mill business causes activity at North
Gray.
New Gloucester.
AMAN WHO THINKS THE WEST THE PLACE.
The entertainment given by the Stevens
school last Saturday evening was very sue
cessful and in. spite OF the storm good
Bell Drill" led by Miss Rose Pendleton, was
a model of precision, and all who took part
in the exercises acquitted themselves ad-
mirably. The following is the programme:
PART /.
Piano Duet, Misses Pendleton.
''''' Gymnastics. - -NA DD''''
March Stepping Motions and PzGsti chOT Ws,,
Phillips and LOugee.
Reading ................... ..-....Mlss Laughton.
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Ship Barring Brothers, Watts, at San Francisco
from New York, reports the worst weather ON the
passage ever experienced. Sailed from New
York July IL, and on the 18th, lat 3S N Ion sc 80
w, met cyclone from Sc lasting IL hours and
lost several sails. From laI 20 06 to Staten
Land had succession of heavy gales. Sept 8,
lat SO 43, Ion so w, had NV gales lasting IL
hours; was 81 days from 30 deg In the Atlantic
to 80 degrees in the Pacafic, with a succession Of
WSW gales. choppy seas. and squaly weather.
Had westerly gales from lat 90 s to lat 30 30 S.
Took Sc trades In lat 30 SO and carried them
to lat ON.
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phia the Wool market is firm at ruling prices. but
sellers are unable to secure any advance. In
Produce, Eggs are weak and about lie lower APP
pies firm; fancy No Baldwins command 8 20 in
jobbing way; export Of Apples for the week an 1
The season:
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Grain Ouora,,ors.

CHlCAGO bOhhD OF TRADE.
Moncay's Quotations.
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CumberIand National Bank.

TIME annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
IL Cumberland National Bank, Of Portland, will
be held at their banking room on TUESDAY,
the fourteenth day Of January, 1890, at 10
O'Clock a. m, for The choice of directors for the
ensuing year and the transaction Of any other
business that may legally come before them.
w. III. SOULE, Cashier.
Portland Dec. IA, 1889. dec16dtd
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NEwPoRT-sld 10th, sch F Edwards I'm New
York for New Bedford.
NEW BEDFORD AR 18th, sch Edwards,
ViNEYARD-HAvEN-A 18th, schs Helen G
King, and Andrew Peters. from TIyerton for Wey-
PFUIda samuel samuel Hart rort JoPnsen Tor salem
iona, Northport for Portland; NJ A Achorn. and
Jennie 9 Pillsbury, Rockland for New York; F
Merwin. Frankfort for do; John Snow, Red Beach
Ar nth. schs Adde Sawyer, Amboy for Boston;
Minnie Taylor. New York for Plymouth.
Sid nth. sens Arizona. and Helen q King.
In port schs Andrew Peters, Semi Hart, Emma
K Smalley. m A Achorn; Jennie q Plsbury. John
John d Griffin. Z NJ BrOosine,s. two Two Brothers,
Swallow, Mary Langdou, Sarah A Reed, VIM II
Card; Addle Sawyer, Minnie Taylor.
from New York for Portland Sarah Eaton,
BS5lsToN~Ar 18th. barque Freeda A Wiley.
Calais.
Ar 18th, schs Republic, Neville, oastne; Uni
sALEM-Ar I7th, schs Silver Spray, Lindsay,
Port johnson; M Sawyer. BagleY, do.
Boston for Passports Cayenne. Simpson, NYork
for Boston; VIM Duren. Reed. New Bedford for
bridge; NJ Elliot. Hickey. Boston for Bootbbay
Capt John, Ray. DO for Ellsworth.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 18th, schs Valparaiso, I'm
KENNEBUNKPORT-I port I7th brig Ono
laska for Port Midway and Cuba.
BATH-Ar 18th, sch Lirreli, Wright, Lynn,
to load for Boston.
FOREIGN Ports.
Ar at Sydney, NSw. 4th inst, ship Prussia, Rey-
nolds. Port Blakely.
Sid FIN Cebu 14th, barque Harrison G johnson.
Colby, Boston.
Ar at Singapore 14th inst ship Raphael. Hark-
ness, New York.
Atslngapore Nov 9. barque Celna, Mountfort.
for Boston.
At Calcutta Nov H. ships George r Skolfield,
Dunning. for New York: George Curtis, Sproul,
unc barques Isaac L Skolfeld, Mason unc
Fannie Skolfeld, do.
Passed Anjier Oct IA, barque Richard Parsons,
Thorndike, from Hons Kong for New York.
Ar at Callao Nov 30, ship Carondelet, Newhall,
Port Gamble.
Ar at Caleta Buena Oct 3lst, ship B Brown,
Cameron. Callao.
Sid i'm Iquique Nov 8. barque Edmund Phinney,
Young, Caleta Buena.
AT Buenos Ayers Oct 3lst. barque skobeleff.
Fucker, for New York.
Sid FIN Rosario Oct "a, barque Charles Loring,
Thestrup. Rio Janeiro.
At Pernambuco Nov 18, brig Motley, Harper,
for Sagua and United States.
Ar at Ponce Nov %. Darque Neptune, Hill, from
Philadelphia.
Sid FIN Macassar Oct "a. ship Willie Reed, Yates.
Shanghai.
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Cumberland Street Sewer, Betweel
Smith and Anderson Streets.

NAME. AREA. RATE Amt
Josiah p. Wescott e,94Sso55 647-ioo0sSs. 81
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CIeayes Street Sewer.

Beginning at manhole in the centre OF Cleayes
street and on the northerly side line of Cumber-
land street; thence northeriy through centre Of
erly side line OF Oxford street: thence with curve
to left distance Of 20 feet to sewer In Oxford
street, which it enters feet west OF the centre
line Of Cleaves street produced.
Total length 433 feet.
Sewer is Of IL In. cement pipe laid feet deep at
point Of beginning feet at s0utherly side line OF
Oxford street and feet at terminus.
Cost OF sewer. ................ $56892
City's proportion. ............. Sf89.64
Sum TO be assessed. ........... 379.2S
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
sEWEw OF PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET

tOh IHE WEEK ENDING Dee. IS.
Operations still rule q let, but the volume of
trade for December thus far. in nearly every de-
partment, will compare favorably with that Of
last year. In but very few instances can we
make any change in our quotations. values gen
being on fairly steady basis. Trade at Boston
is reported very good. At Philadelphia the gro
Gerry trade largely exceeds last years at firm
prices. At Chicago the grain trade exceeds last
years, the trade in provisions has nearly, and in
butter and cheese quite double, while there is
some decline in hides and heavy decrease in
wool; the feeling is confident land such depression
as appears is considered temporary. In nearly
Lines business is large at st Louis.
The condition of the Flour market has not
changed materially; early in the week prices ia
vored buyers, in view of the slight decline in
wheat, but to-day a. the leading markets showed
more strength. closing with flour more steady and
wheat active, firmer and higher; business here is
still confined to immediate requirements. Hog
products quiet and fairly steady. For fresh beef
the demand is good; with prices firm and higher;
sides 51s171ac y ID, hind quarters qtrs at 71a@
91sc, fores at 41s@6c. rounds with tanks at Ga
eac rumps lO@11c, loins at 12@l5c, rump loins
il@13c, chucks 41sG5c, short ribs l0912c,b backs
| 5Ha@e1s, rattles 4@41k pork ribs 71ac, sausage
| 71ac mutton &c, lambs 10, smoked hams Toe,
California hams sac, breakfast bacon Ice, bone
less mans sac bologna SAC, tongues " bbl S91a
sugar mas been quiet during the week, closing
weak ana 1sc OF at 7Ac for granu'ated and GA C
Tor Extra Z; STOCK of raw sugar in the four ports
at latest oates was 1o,75l tons, against 2s,744
| tons in 1888, and 54,442 tons In 1897. Coffee
| is nrmer without quotable change in yalues The
| advices from abroad have been favorab.e Mo-
laSses steady with moderate inquiry; al New
Orl ans the market is strong with good demand.
foreign grocery grades dull the stock of Molasses
| in the four ports at latest dates was 517 hogs
heads against 908 hogsheads in 1888 and 1875
hogsheads in 1887. There has been a good de-
mand for dry fish; prices unchanged. The Wool
market remains in about the same condition as
previous reported, with no improvement to note
| in figures, and we continue to quote
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me weather Is favorable for business and
'in the line Of numbering it is lively II re" re.
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Cotton Markets.

WYORK, Dec. 10. lS89.-The Cotton market
quiet and steady; sales 100 hales uplands
ordinary 71ac; good ordinary at 1896; low
mddling at 9A G; middling at l014c: Gulf ordina-
ry at 7s4c; good do at 1-l6c; low middllng at
loo, middling l01ac.
NEW 0RLEANs,Dec 10, lSss.-Cotton market
easy; middling ossc.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 1s. isss-Cotton market is
easy; middling 94tc.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 49, 1889 Cotton market
steady; middling 9stc
MEMPHIS, Dec. IS, $780, Cotton market is
quiet; middling at 8 1l-16c.
MOBILE, Dec. 10. ISS8.-The Cotton market
dull middling at 9ssc.
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JOHN p. HOBBS, Chairman
Read and accepted.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,

Ordered, That the City Clerk give the re-
CURED notice. by publishing same in the
Portland Daily Press and Daily Eastern
interested in the subject matter of sewers
constructed during the current year, viz
Sieayes, Commercial, Congress, Crescent, Cum
and Vesper streets sewers, on Monday, the sixth
day OF January 1890, at 7.30 D. m, at the room
OF the Mayor and Aldermen. City Bidding by
this Board, at which time all said persons may be
present and heard relative 10 the assessments for
construction OF said sewers, in accordance with
Read and passed.
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The Maine Law Convertible
Policy issued by the UNION MU-
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY affords perfect Insurance
protection.
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Tartar-wbat did the doctor saw

Tartar-Wbat did the doctor sayl
Mrs. Tartar-The idiot! Said had toothache
and that swelled my face. Fool! Didn't know
had had false teeth the last ten years.
Tartar Why did you pay for his medicine,
then?
Mrs Tartar (scornfully)- Suppose was going
10 tell that fool of doctor had store teeth?.
Lowell Citizen.
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AR at Rio Janeiro 10th inst, -barque Allanwilde,
Reyes. Fernandina, so days.
Ar at Melbourne prev to 18th inst, barque John
Wooster, johnson, Port Bakeley.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst. steamer Sarnia, Glib
son, Portland.
AR at Pisagua Oct 81 ship Thomas Mich
os from Iquique for Hampton Roads.
Ar at Dep arturo Bay 7th inst, barque Gen Fair
child, Boyd. San Francisco.
AR at Cardenas Dec 10, barque Henry LGregg,
Carter, ApalachicOla.
Cid at Caibarien 10th inst, sch Sarah ID Raw.
son, French, Sabine Pass.
Ar at Sagua 18th inst, sch Scotia, Shearer, from
ApalacnicOa.
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musUELLANEOUs.
CONSUMPTION,

IN go srst stages, can Ibe successfp,lv
ohaol-a5 Inv the prompt use of Ayers
r,,a.u., Pactoral. Even in the lator
periods Of that disease, the cough is
wonderfully relieved by this medicine.
at have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral
with the best effect in my practice
This wonderful preparation once saved
nv life. / had consvahe cough, night
sweats, was greatly feaHced in flesh,
a ans s. and a half of the Pectoral cnrad
menoA. j. Edison, M. D., Middleton
Tennessee.
"savaral wears ago I was severely M
Tho doctors said was in consumnfion
and that thew could do nothing for me
I,t ad,r;sed me. as last resort. To nv,
AYERS Cherry Pectoral. After talxing
this medicine two or three months I
was cured. and my health remains good
to the present day."-James Birchard,
Darien, Conn.
"Several years ago, on passage home
from California, by water, l contracted
so severe a cold that LOT some days /
was confined to my state-room, and a
physician on board considered nv life
In danger. Happening to have bottle
of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, used it
freely. and nv lungs were soon restored
to a healthy condition. Since then /
have invariably recommended this prep
aration. 81. b. Chandler, Junction, va.
Ayers Cherry Psetora|,
PREPARED BY
Or. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, S.
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Federal Street Sewer, Between Market
aud Pearl Streets.

Beginning at a man-hole in centre OF Federal
street 45.5 feet east Of the eastery side line OF
Market street; thence easterly through centre OF
Federal street 1877 feet to old sewer in Federal
street.
Total length, 1877 feet.
Sewer is Of IL inch cement pipe, laid 81 feet
deep at point Of beginning and III deep at term
mus.
Citys proportion. .......... s342.73
Sum to be assessed ........ GS6.45
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Jones' What makes yon look so blue?
Smth-My only brother is going to marry Miss
White.
Jones don't wonder you feel badly about his
marrying that heartess fiirt.
Smth-0h, it isn't that; Iwant to marry her
myself.-Texas Siftings.
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s13i.s4
263.60
Area assessed, BOO
Rate per 100 50. It.
Paris Street Sewer Between Cumber-
land and Portland Streets.

Beginning at point In centre Of Paris street
DO feet north of the northerly side line OF CumDer
and street thence northerly through centre Of Par
rls street. distance Of 1893 feet 70 point IL feet
north Of the southery side line OF Portland street
where il connects with the old sewer In Paris
street.
Total length 398 feet,
The sewer Is OF II inch cement pipe laid I'VE
feet deep at point OF beginning, seven feet deep
376 feet from point OF beginning, and ~ deep at
terminus.
COST OF sewer: ................. S6S6.S0
City's proportion. e212.12
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a assessed, Y, b47 so. &c.
e per 100 So. II. s0.42 204-100O
Cumberland Street Sewer, between Ce-
dar and Elm Streets.

Beginning at point in the centre Of Cumber-
land street, distant easterly 142 feet from the
through centre of Cumberland street, distance
OF 16i feet, or TO point feet west of the east
erly side line OF Elm street; thence with an angle
to right. distance of IL feet, to Elm street sewer
which 1t enters feet north Of the centre line Of
Cumberland street.
Total length, 1853 feet.
Sewer Is OF IL In. cement pipe, laid rs feet deem
at point of beginning. and 6.8 deep at terminus.
Cost OF sewer. ...............sl, 170.39
City's proportion .......... n S39O13
Sum to be assessed. 500. 7S0.26
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Roston Stock market.
New York STOCK and Money Market

NEW YORK Dec. i8 1889.-Money has been
easy, ranging from to per cent; last loan at
a, closing at 2. Prime mercantile paper at to
Z " per cent. Government bonds dull and steady.
Railroad bonds are quiet and firm. The stock
marker rfmained duff last hour with the excep-
two bes vlness was sfown, and Reading again de-
clined. Sugar made sudden squirt from 20 to
57% but lost most OF improvement the market
closed dull and steady at about lowest prices.
The TRANSACTIONS at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated So 100 shares.
The following are tO-daY's quotations of Govern.
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Cost OF sewer. .
Clty's proportie
$3.50
s2I2.12
424.2S
Area assessed, 67,789 50. Il.
Rate per 100 50. IT,, 5000 $500
Summer Street Sewer.

Beginning at point in Summer street, 70 feet
south OF the northerly side line thereof and 21L3
feet west OF the westerly side line OF Clark street.
thence easterly through Summer street distance
OF 224.3 feet TO point In Clark sreetIdistant IL g
feet easterly at right angles from the westerly
side line OF Clark street thence southerly through
Clark street a distance OF HIS feet 10 q manhOle
In centre OF Clark street and over old sewer.
TOTAL length 34i.8 feet.
Sewer is Of 10 In. cement pipe for the first 2O6.8
feet and the remainder OF ~ In. cement pipe laid
feet deep at point OF beginning 1853 feet at an.
gle In Clark street and ST. feet at manhole.
lost OF sewer................S b6O.93
City's proportion. ............ s1S6.08
Sum 10 be assessed. 1885
Area assessed 80 461 so. It.
Rate per 100 so. It, S094 764.100O.
NAME. AREA. RATE. AMT.
Jeremiah Ragan... 60S3 S0.04 764.10OOS 48.17
Jeremiah Raglan. 4368 41.39
Hannah Collins. 1890 41.32
Boston &Maine Rk- 2665O 243.07
3046I s373 as
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International Steamship Co.

Cutler, Easipoh, Calais, S. John. H. g., sallfa1. MS
and all parts OF New Brunswick, Nsva see-
tia, Prfnce Rewards Island. and Cape
Brctsn. The favorite route to Cnmpsbeiis
and No. Andrews, N. n. n ~ 80 :.
1880. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lSs9-SO.
On and after Nov. IL, and until further notice,
the steamers Of this line leave Railroad Wharf,
Portland, MONDAYS, and THURSDAYS at 500
p. m, for Eastport andESt. John, with above
connections; returning, leave 81. John |. and
Eastport SAME DAYS.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked 70
destination. kG-Freiyht received Lpte 90 r. n
For Tickets and Staterooms, apply az the Union
Ticket once, 40 Exchange st., or Tor other infor,
nation at Company's once, Railroad Wharf, foot
Of State street. j. b. COYLE
nOY13du tfan1 Manager.
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Congress Street Sewer Between Forest
and Carter Streets.

Beginning at a point in Congress street 90 feet
east OF the easterly side line Of Carter street and
33 feet south OF the northery side line OF Congress
street; thence westerly through Congress street
90 feet to point on the easterly side line OF Carter
street produced and 81. feet south OF the north
erly side line OF Congress street; thence with a
curve to right q distance of 81 feet to Carter
street sewer which 1t enters 353 feet south OF the
northerly side line OF Congress street.
Total length 1l3 feet.
Sewer is OF 10 in. cement pipe laid 10 feet deep
at point beginning and o deep at terminus.
Cost OF sewer. ................. S142.63
City's proportion. ............ 47.54
Sum to be assessed ........... $500
Area assessed. 10, 1854 so. IT.
Rate per 100 So. IT. $3.50 95-1oo.
NAME. AREA RATE. AMT.
M HosnitA, General 10000. $3.50 95-1oo 8 5ss5
Sophia A. Plummer 1884 1918
Mary W. Plummer. 1880 1896
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Harpswen Steamboat Co,
Freenort Sfenmboat Companx,
NOTICE.

SrtrE OF MAINE,l
Valuation CommissiOni
AUGUSTA, Dec. IA. 1897
HEARINGS before said Commission, until
Ill further notice viii be given as follows:
On wild lands; on any secular day In January
1890, except January LIST. tt,f. .tt' -
On Navigation; on any secular day between
February first and fifteenth.
Correspondence is solicited to tx assignments
for hearings. s.s -.,a ~. =
r. IS. PARTRIDGE, Committee
ID. q. PALMER, on
NICHOLAS FEssENDEN.J Hearings.
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Commercial Street Sewer, East o
Franklin Street.

Beginning at point in Commercial stleet six
teen feet south Of the northerly side line thereof
and on the easterly side line OF fhe passage way
westerly through Commercial street and keeping
the distance OF sixteen feet herefrom 256 feet to
the outfall OF the Hampshire street sewer.
Total length 256 feet.
Sewer is of In. cement pipe, laid 8 g feet deep
at point of beginning and deep at terminus.
Cost of sewer: ................s812.e0
City's proportion 2-3......... S641.93
Sum to be assessed ........... 27O.97
Area assessed. 25,722 SO. IT.
Rate per 100 SO. it.. Los 85-100.
NAME. AREA. RATE. AMT
James Cunningham. 3,1l1S1.05 36-1OoS 3277
Elizabeth Dyer, hrs 1O,945 1880
Geo. Burnham Jr.
~ ............... oAre oa M
K. A. Noyes, ''fAo oo'1V
John ooniey. 8 son 1850 2s.7o
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Raymond.
NORTH RAYMOND

G. N. Wilson has returned from Bethel
where he has been on visit to his brother
Gardner.
The travelling reminds us forcibly that the
blacksmith shop ought to be occupied by a
good smith.
since by taking poisonous medicine through
mistake. The large amount taken saved him
Mrs. A. III. Churchill is still very sick.
@. Z Small Is making many improvements
In and about his buildings for the accommo-
there another season.
A Christmas tree Is to be at John Spitter's
where we are wont to repair each year to see
lola Santa Claus" distribute the presents
from the bountifully ladened trees.
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CANAL NATIONAL BANK.

TIME annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Il Canal National Bank, OF Portland, for the
election OF seven directors, and for the transae
ton OF any other business that may legally come
before them, will be held at their banking house
on TUESDAY, the fourteenth day OF January
1890, at IL O'Clock a. m.
Dec. Is, 1889. decide