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ANNUAL MEETINGS.

These companies held annual elections and
elected these officers yesterday:
SHOE AND LEATHER ASSOCIATION.
The Portland Shoe and Leather Associa-
ton held its annual meeting yesterday at
the Palmer shoe store. The following on
GERS were elected:
President-John E. Green.
Vice Presldent-W William G. Nelson.
Secretary w. f. McClintock.
Treasurer-William F. Pearson.
Members to serve on Executive Committee-Al-
fred II. Berry and Edwin L. Cooling.
The new committee will arrange for the
dinner soon when matters of business of in
terest to all will be brought before the asso-
citation.
MARINE RAILWAY AND DRY DOCK.
At the annual meeting of the Merchants
Marine Railway and Dry Dock yesterday
morning the following directors were
chosen;
Charles II. Chase, Nathan Cleaves, Edward
Fletcher, B. J. Willard, A. H. Waite.
At subsequent meeting of the directors
tho following officers were chosen:
President andsGeneral Manager-C. II. Chase.
Treasurer-John II. Russell.
General Manager Chase has appointed
Captain E. r. Norton assistant general man
ager.
CUMBERLAND LODGE, N. E. o. P.
Cumberland Lodge. New England Order of
Protection, at its meeting installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term
Past Warden-R. W. Jackson.
Warden-H. l.. Berry.
Vice Warden MARY T. Barker.
Recording Secretary-0. w. Eldridge.
Financial Secretary-Mrs. A. M. Jewett.
Treasurer-A. J. Cummings.
Trustees-N. M. Kicker, c. H. Ray, DIR. W. B.
MOulton.
Examining Physician--W. b. Moulton.
Chaplain-Mrs M. Il. Chenery.
Guid-W. III Coolbroth.
Guardian-Mrs. II. w. Jackson
Lecturer-M. A. Ross.
THATCHER POST G. A. r.
The officers of Thatcher Post were in
stalled Monday night by Post Commander
John ID. Williams:
Com-Lyman w. Hanson.
S.V.C.-M. H. rowle
J.V. John B. Leighton.
Adt.-D. w. Scribner.
Quart.-ChaTles H. Cummings.
Surgeon w. II. True, M. ID.
Chap.-Gecrge Half
o. D.-George w. Sawyer.
o. G.-Andrew ). johnson.
S. NE. s. Hall.
Q. s. Edward J. Lunt.
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Annual Sank Elections,

The National banks of Portland held
their annual meetings yesterday and chose
the following officers
FIRST NATIONAL.
Decentralization j. Libby
Cashier j. K. Wengren.
Directors Harrison j. Libby, VIM. w. Brown,
Mark Mar Z. Emery, Frederick Robie, Albion Little
cAsCo.
President-Stepnen r. small
Vice PreSdent-Jacob 8. Winslow.
Cashier-Marshall r. Cooling.
low, Joseph Walker, Edward II. Davels, AmmI
Whitney, George P. Wescott, Frank A. Pitcher.
NATIONAL TRADERS.
President-wm. G.. Davis.
Cashier-Edward Gould.
Roswell A. Richardson, Charles o. Haskell, vii,
liam n. DAVIS.
President-wm w. Thomas
Vice President Elias Thomas.
Directors w. W. Thomas. f. w. Bailey, J. N.
Lord, Elias Thomas, Francis Fessenden, F. r.
CUMBERLAND.
President Horatio N. Jose.
Vice President-Wm. III. Moulton.
Cashier-W H. Soule.
Directors-Horatio n. Jose. John G. Tukes-
bury. Charles p Ingraham, Nathan Cleaves VIM.
III. Moulton, Hollis b. Hill, Lindley M. Webb.
MERCHANTS.
President-Geo. S. Hunt.
Vice President-J. p. Baxter.
Cashler-Cnarles Payson.
Assistant Cashier. K. Gilman. tU
Directors-Geo. S. Hunt. j. T. Baxter W. r.
Wood, w. s. Dana ID. W. Kensell, c. s. Fcbes
George Burnham. Jr.
In the Cumberland bank Lindley M. Webb
was chosen director in place of d. w.
True, deceased.
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BRIEF JoTTiNcs.

There we're no arrivals of fish yesterday,
but seven vessels are expected today.
Agent Sawyer killed an old horse Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. Robinson Williams has been added to
the opera house committee.
COL Logan and hon. w. +. Lunt, lectured
in Biddeford Monday night on Arizona.
The seeds in the twin squash in Ira +.
Clark's window will be counted this eve
ming.
Hon. Joseph E. Blabon has subscribed 500
to the Soldiers Monument fund. This makes
a total of $3S45.
Mr.. lines of Manchester, Eng, who is
an apple shipper. fell on the sidewalk Mon
day evening, corner of Congress and Elm
streets and broke his leg.
An adjourned meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held in the Re-
ception room this evening at $780, All mem
bers of the association are requested to at
tend.
The State Cattle Commissioners visited
Kennebunk yesterday morning to examine
into the report that tuberculosis existed In
herd of Hereford cattle at that point
Capt. Henry Halves, as he called himself,
who passed worthless checks here last sum
mer, for purchases made after banking
hours, has been arrested in Brockton, Mass,
for similar swindling.
The British steamer Dominion, Capt Cross
of the Dominion line, sailed yesterday with
the following cargo for Bristol, Eng, $4,000
bushels of corn. 6e59 boxes Of cheese, 800
head of sheep, 800 head of cattle.
The Stroudwater hall company is having
struggle among its stockholders, and the
meeting was adjourned Saturday for two
weeks fer the election of officers.
At the annual meeting of the Peaks Island
Fire Engine Co., these officers were elected:
Foreman, AN. Bracket; assistant foreman.
S. S. York; clerk, A. V. Ackley; treasurer,
E. E. Skillings.
Jones&Hitchings are at work on 25-horse
power yacht engine to 60 in boat to belong
to Haskell Brothers, :and which Mr.. Dyer
has under construction. The boat Is to be
used for passengers and towing purposes
They also are making 5o-horse power hoIi.
zontal engine for w. r. Wood q Co., as
we'll as a 70-horse power boiler for the same
party.
General Manager Tucker has received
from Camerden & Forster of New York,
quite curiosity in the shape of clock. 1t
represents an engine just emerging from
tunnel. The clock is made in the boiler
head, and on each cylinder is a barometer
and Thermometer. The tunnel is made of
marbleized iron, and stands about foot and
a half high.
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:. 0. BAILEY AGO. AUcTI0zEERs
Household Furniture, Piano, ETC.,
by AucfioE

On WEDNESDAY, Jan. o, at 10 a. m. at house
" No. 2O7 Newbury street, we shall sell Pari0r
Furniture and Carpets, Brussels and Tapestry Din
ing Furniture, Chamber Sets and Bedding. Lounges
AID Chairs. CrOckery and Glass Ware, about four
tons coal, etc; also one lvers a Pond Upright ~.
jan8d2t
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The second concert given by the McGibeny
Family drew another delightful audience to
City Hall last evening.
The Keep 1t Dark" company gave their
last Performance to a good audience at Port
land Theatre last night.
Don't fail to take in the Japanese Village
at Congress Hall.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT

BEFORE JUDGE HASKELL.
TUEsDAY.-The January term of the Supreme
Judicial Court for this county opened this morn
ing, Judge Haskell presiding. Prayer was offered
by Rev. w. I. Phelan of the Preble Chapel. The
following jurors were impaneled:
VIM. p. Goss, Portland, foreman.
Alpheus s. Alden, Deering.
Willard L. Baston, North Yarmouth.
VIM. S. Blanchard, Cumberland.
John Cartrett. Baldwin,
Geo. Dolley, Gray.
Samuel Doughty. Cape Elizabeth.
Geo. q. Dow, Sebago
Marrett Lamb, Westbrook.
Daniel NJ Mannix, Portland.
Edwin Moulton, Scarboro. ..ssss s---sisss =. =
Ammi G. Titcomb, Pownal.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES True. Freeport, VIM.
Work, Brunswick.
The continued docket numbers lat cases, and
about the usual number OF new entries have been
made. While but few cases have been marked
for trial at this term, the number includes several
OF considerable importance.
Court adjourned until this morning at 10 O'clock
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On Saturday the last diphtheretic patient
at the Insane Hospital was pronounced
cured, and for the first time for many months
the isolated ward is empty. 1t will be ther-
oughly fumigated, and every possible precau
ton will be taken against another outbreak
of the disease
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Church of the Messiah.

Attic annual meeting held on Monday
evening the letter of Rev. Marion Crosley,
rendering his resignation as pastor, was read.
A committee was appointed to wait on Mr..
Crosley and request the withdrawal of the
resignation. Mr.. Crosley, in person, reported
that while he appreciated this mark of their
esteem, and thanked them for 1t, 1t was i'm
possible for him to comply with their request
as he had already accepted the Springfield
call. The resignation was then accepted.
The old officers have been reelected except
the Moderator. K. II. Sargent in place of
jefferson Chase.
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George F. Gould, chairman of the commit
tee on finance, reports that the invested fund
is $25, 40, a loss of $4,000 from last year; cash
on hand, $1,45yS3; total, $26.629. SO. The
committee report that the books and accounts
of the treasurer and secretary are correct
and properly avouched.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Clerk-Albro e. Chase.
Treasurer-Leander W. Fobes
Directors for three years-George +. Gould,
George 4. Raymond, Samuel +. Bearce.
The proposed amendments to the bylaws
were, after full discussion, referred to a
special committee, consisting of George F.
Gould, M. A. Blanchard, A. G. Waite. Albro
E. Chase and E. F. Smith, to report at a
meeting to be he'd January %, at Masonic
Hail. at 7.3O o'clock.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY

for an enterprising man with only a small capital
The International Hotel IN complete repair Will
be leased at a moderate rental Apply @ AUG.
p. FULLER. dec2Td2m
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SUPERIOR COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEy.
TUEsDAr-Ths traverse Jury was empaneled
as follows:
Charles Jones. Foreman, windham
benjamin z. Brewer, Freeport
James 4; Fogg, Gorham.
Nathaniel Hale Hale, We sS1Hu''''
George n; Hale, Naples.
Frank j. Harmon, Scarboro.
Is. Page Howard, Bridgton
uRufus Lamson, Portland.
wine M LIBBY, Standish.
Charles A. n. Rowe, New Gloucester.
CHARLES K. Snow, Brunswick.
sUPERNUMERARIEs:
Gorham r. Whitney, Falmouth
freeman Willard, Cape Elizabeth.
The grand jury reported finally in the forenoon
and were discharged.
The following indictments only have been made
public and the respondents were arraigned
Charles b. +. Clark, larceny of horse carriage
and harness of the value of S27O the property of
OTIS +. Fitzpatrick. He declined TO plead untfl he
could consult counsel which he asked to have as
signed MN, saying he had no funds to employ any.
W: Z. Chapman was assigned to defend him.
john Z. Miller and Cinderella Miller, keeping a
dlsorderly house. Both pleaded not guilty.
Kate Graham, keeping and maintaing liquor
nuisance. Plea not guilty.
John Highland, breaking and entering the
dwelling house of Isaac 7. Wyei. Pea guilty of
larceny, but not guilty of breaking and entering.
Inc County Attorney entered mol pros as TO the
latter allegation.
Jeremiah Reardon, breaking and entering the
store of John w. Perkins g. Co., with intent to
steal. Plea not guilty. f. w. Freeman was as.
signed to defend him.
Edward Doyle and Thomas Hamel breaking
and entering the stable OF Alexander f. Archibald
and stealing blankets. Both pleaded not
guilty.
Charles Gay keeping gambling house, waived
reading Of the. Indictment and pleaded guilty.
Fined $3.50 and costs which he paid.
Mary e. Bowel alias Addie Howard, keeping a
house of i'll fame. Pleaded guilty. She was
also arraigned upon another indictment charging
her with keeping liquor nuisance, TO which she
pleaded guilty.
Patrick Coyne, Herbert Gould and Charles A.
Foster, breaking and entering seine loft of Moses
Sterling and stealing therefrom. Coyne and Eos
ter said they were guilty of larceny but not guilty
OF breaking and entering. Gould pleaded moi
guilty.
James Brogan. breaking and entering the store Of
Ernest K, Cross, pleaded 9oto c0ntendere
Michael Feeney, indicted for the larceny o.
money from OC0nnor pleaded not guilty. Edward
| Thomson was assigned to defend him.
Thomas Burns, alias George Brown, alias Fred
| Turner. indicted for the larceny of clothing
pleaded not guilty. w. Z. Timer Was assigned &c
| defend him.
| James p welch, of Brunswick, indicted fol
breaking and entering the store of EZekie
smith and stealing money and pocket knives
| pleaded not guilty.
Charles K. Chambers larceny of horse. carriage
and harness, the property OF Howard E. Mansfield
| pleaded not guilty.
Mary Ellen Shea, Peter Shea and Frank Hutch
| ins, nuisance; all pleaded not guilty..
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TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH avoid vexa-
tious transfers by stage through New York
city by taking the Boston and Washington,
express on the New York and New England
Railroad. which now runs via the New
burgh Line and reaches Washington at 10.45
A. NJ, connecting at 1887 A. NJ. with last
line for the South. Leaves Boston p M.
with Pullman sleepers.
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X, John Little & Co.

invite their customers to be on hand this
morning for the slaughter they propose to
inaugurate in dress goods, cloaks, fancy vel
vets, colored pushes, skirts. cotton, laces
jackets, and so many things that we must re-
fer to the advertisement for the full list. In
this beautiful weather there never was such
a good chance for shoppers to get to the
store and examine the many bargains offered
Remember the store will be open at o'clock
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A live man wanted accustomed to making at
"a least thres thousand dollars year, with
fve hundred to five thousand dollars to invest
Absolute security against loss. Exclusive agency
given Of an old established fact0ry'making staple
goods for which there Is already an established
and growing demand in Portland The right man
can Increase business so as TO make twenty
thousand dollars year on an investment OF ten
thousand dollars or less. This Is the opportunity
Of a lifetime. Principals only, write at once full
name and address, stating age, business exper-
fence, reference and amount you wish to invest.
Address ABSOLUTE MONOPOLY, p. o. Box
1892, Phila., Pa. jan9eod3t
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U. s. CIRCUIT COURT.

TuEsDAY-Albert b. Hall, libellant. VS.. Ocean
Insurance Company. Libel in admiralty TO re-
cover on policy on bark GeorpIetta. which was
stranded at the southwest end Of Block Island,
June %, 1887. The cause was heard by Judge
Carpenter, Of the Rhode Island district, at Port
land, in May, 1888. Judge Carpenter has ordered
a decree to BIZ entered for the lbellant for the
full amount of his claim with interest and costs
on the ground that the sale of The vessel by the
master at Block Island was justihable and consti-
tuted total loss, without an abandonment.
Woodman and Thompson. A. A. Strout.
Samuel Park.
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Between Portland and the kennebec

Tomorrow forenoon there will be meet
ing of citizens In the rooms Of the Merchants
Exchange, who are interested in having d.
rect communication by way of water with
the Kennebec river. The need Of steam
boat line between this city and the Kennebec
is generally felt by the business men who
ship goods east. and they are DESTROYS of hay
ing large, staunch steamer put on the line
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A farewell reception will be rendered Hon.
W. F. Lunt, at the rooms of the York Club
in Biddeford Friday evening. The following
correspondence has passed between Mr..
Lunt and Fred S. Boothby. secretary of the
York Club
Rooms OF THE YORK CLUB,
, January 18th, 1889.
Dear sir-m behalf Of the York Club, / have the
pleasure OF rendering you reception at the
rooms OF the club on Friday evening, January
In view of your near departure to a distant land
we hope you will give your many friends in the
York Club this opportunity of expressing their
nigh appreciation OF your services to our party
and OF wishing you success in future undertake
ings. FRED S. BooTHBY, Secretary.
PORTLAND, Jan. 8, 1885,
Fred 5. Boothby, Esq, Secretary o.. York cluJ:
have received your communication In behalf
q the York Club rendering to me reception at
the club rooms on Friday evening next. AS 1t
will give me an opportunity to meet many of my
lifelong and most intimate friends, accept the in
vitaton with great pleasure and with a profound
appreciation OF the kind feelings which prompted
It, am sincerely yours,
WILBUR +. LUNr,
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Masonic Relief Association

There was good attendance at the meet
ing of the Portland Masonic Relief Associa-
ton, the room being well filed with inter-
ested members.
The reports of the secretary and treasurer
were submitted and accepted as follows:
sECRETARY's REPORT.
From the annual report Of Alhro E. Chase,
secretary. the following statistics are taken
Number of members December 81, 1887, 9l4
died during the year, IS; dropped. As; with
drawn, 2; admitted, 10; number of members
December 81, 1888, $50. There have been adj
mitted to membership since the organization
December G23, :l873, 1904; Of these there
have been withdrawn, 6 dropped, 284; died,
1859; reinstated, s; leaving number in men,
bership December 81, 1888, 852. Amount
paid and to be paid in death benefits, SI54,-
952; average age of deceased members, So
years, IL months; average amount of benefit
for past Is years, $9l6.S7; average cost of
benefits, 81 26s.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the Regis
try of Deeds:
Portland-Cyrus Cressey to Lucinda Z. Legrow.
s160.
Katherine c. Edmond TO Lucinda Z. Legrow.
81.
Geo. s. Hunt to Mary B. Pierce. 81.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.


days IN county jail.
James Burns. Nora McGrath and Margaret
Brown. 1ntoxicatloni each 80 days in county
Michael Conley. Common drunkard; 3 months
in county 1al
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Attention Harrison Guards.

Every member of the Harrison Guards is re-
qu.sted to meet at 90 Exchange street THIS
WEDNESDAY EVENING at 7.SO O'Clock; bust
meas of importance, Per order,
j. ID. PRINDABLE, Captain.
L. H. TIBBETTS, Clerk.
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Daily Prayer Meeting,

The o'clock meeting for prayer at the
M. C. AS rooms will be led today by Rev. J
M. Lowden. These meetings are increasing
In power and attendance. The public are
invited
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Schooner As,nora

The schooner Lucy Dyer went ashore on
Bangs's Island, Monday night, but was towed
off by the c. A. Warren yesterday, and
found to be nninjured.l
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DEATHS.

In this city, Jan 8, Sarah s., widow of the late
Edward Pennell, aged s3 years.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
at her iatetr esidence. No. 81 Merrill street.
In this city Jan. 8, Walter Albert only child Of
John A. and Ella M. Mace, aged years and 10
months.
lSeryices on Thursday forenoon at TO- 80 O'Clock
at No. 846 Congress street. Burial at Belfast
AT Peaks Island. Jan. 8, Mrs. Sarah A. Had
lock, aged 81 years months days.
In Martinsviile Dec. 10. Mrs. Sarah E., wife OF
Dea. Joseph Meservey, aged So years.
In Martinsville, Dec 20, James Elwell, aged 90
years months.
In North Haven. Dec rs. Albert G. Beverage,
aged 81 years.
In jefferson. Dec. 81, Mrs Margaret Carter.
In Lincolnville, Dec. 20, Ephraim Calderwood,
aged SO years.
In Bucksport. Dec. 20, Joanna. vito OF Eben
Bassett aged 76 years IL months.
In Boston, Jan. A. at the house OF her son-in-law,
Daniel B. Hallott. Mrs. Frances Gorham Emery,
native OF Buxton, and daughter of DIR. Royal
Brewster, aged 80 years months.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Agent for Milward's calyx-eyed
w selfthIeading needle; preserves falling
sight; a help TO good sight; perfect bonanza for
canvassers sample package Toe. Send for eircu-
lars to headquarters, STAYNER s. Co, Provi-
dence. r. L. dec3ldlm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTGCE-The annual meeting Of the Maine
~ genealogical Society, viii be held In ReceD-
ton Hall, City Building, ON TUESDAY. Jan. rs
az 7-3O p. m. Election Of officers. 81
G1000 offered for cure. Being greatly
sWlOOO troubled with the rheumatism. i
VIII pay $1,000 10 any person who will eure me
mental, magnetic rubbing OF faith. ete.. withrr1f
medicine healer preferred; this 70 be On he no
cure no pay principle; have had medics, also
have lately come TO Portland advertiser = - many
OF the wonderful cures that they arc mskln~ ana
although have paid them large sums N nsons.~
Cumberland, Me.
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PORTLAND & oGuEKSBURG RAILWAY.

TIME Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
Il the Portland & Ogdensburg Railway viii be
held at office OF the Company, NO. 493 CONNER
cial street, Portland Maine. on TUESDAY, the
fifteenth day of January, 1889, at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon, to choose Directors for the ensuing
year and to transact any other business that may
S CHAs. Il. FoYE, Clerk.
Portland, Dec. 81, 1888. jan1dtd
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OCEAN INSURANCE co.

TINE Stockholders OF the Ocean Insurance Com
Il pany are hereby notified to meet at the Com
pany's Office on WEDNESDAY, the ninth day OF
January. 1882 at O'Clock p. m. for the following
purposes:
LIST. To hear the report of the Directors.
End. To choose seven Directors for the ensuing
year.
srd. To transact such other business as may
legally come before them.
By order of the Directors.
CHAS +. FLAGd. Sec'y.
Dec. 20. 1888. dec2Odfd
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ITO LET-Heated rooms at No. 1877 PARK
Il ST.. board II desired. 81
TUyO LET-Nicey furnished rooms, hot and
IL cold water, with or without board, at "a
FREE STREET. Al
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Hope Llveth Eyer.,l

f. o. Bailey viii sell the household furniture.
piano, etc., at 207 Newbury street, at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
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Castoria cures Collie, Constipation;
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation;
Gives healthy sleep; also aids digestion
Without narcotic stupefaction. oct5d&w1y