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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-29
THE STATE.
ANpRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

ANDROSC0GGIN COUNTY.
=, Thursday afternoon it was discovered that
the New Gloucester Company's corn factory
in Auburn had been broken Into and 0uan-
tity of corn found to be missing. Entrance
had been effected through a door and also
through window. The door had been
broken down and the window smashed in.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
A movement is on foot to build new hotel
at Fairfield this spring. 1t is much needed.
@. II. Nelson of Sunnyside farm values
his equine stock at about $175OOO. Nelson,
which stands at the head of his stud, he
values at $4,000. and Dictator Chief at
$4,000.
The Kennebec Farming Co. are shipping
large amounts of rough lumber for ice houses.
They recently shipped five cars to Etna for
the large ice houses there for the Knicker-
booker Ice Co. of New York.
Contractor Shannehan will dig and put in
the foundations for the Bangs Bros new
mill at Augusta, and later will do the same
kind of work on the new pulp mill to be
erected.
KNOX COUNTY.
The Rockland Opinion says: Work in the
granite business at Hurricane is suspended.
and lockout practically exists there. The
We We va really The inaS
Cutters National Union, which the employ
ers have determined on, and will formally
Opou ou MAY L, Tue udC6 SET Dy the union Tor
the establishment Of the nine-hour day.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Henry o.. Hall, who went to Australia
from Bethel thirty-fve years ago, and had
not been heard from for twenty-five years,
has lately written asking for his family. His
sister now lives in Bethel.
The Oxford county commissioners were in
session two days last week and assessed the
county tax for 1890
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The Dexter Gazette understands that Hon.
Lewis Barker proposes to set on foot move
ment for pardon for Stain and Cromwell
when the proper time for such action arrives.
A suspicion is entertained at Oldtown that
James Mullen, who was found dead on the
ice under the bridge at Milford last week.
was the victim of foul play. 1t is thought
that he was killed and then dragged to the
spot to make 1t appear that he fell through
the bridge, which was 80 feet high. No bones
were found broken and his money was gone,
The matter will probably be investigated.
YORK COUNTY.
The Lobster Boat and Canoe Club has let
the contract for the erection of boat house
to Meserve & Mason of Kennebunkport. The
building will be about 4Ox6O feet and will be
set on piles.
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Women's Christian Temperance
Union,

At the meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union yesterday Mrs. Stevens
gave very interesting talk upon social pur-
ity. The meeting sadjourned to Tuesday,
April LIST. at p. m. then to consider the sub
ject of inviting the State Woman lChristian
Temperance Union to hold its annual con-
vention in Portland The meeting extended
vote of thanks to Mr., George s. Hunt for
the use of good house in Oak street to be
used for the Day Nursery, and also to Mrs.
Caroline B. Wescott for her donation of one
hundred dollars.
The following letter was read from the
president of the Fresh Air Society:
MONDAY, March oath.
My Dear Mrs Hunt.
l am glad to know that the Day Nursery is
to be carried on as a branch of the work of
the w. G. L. u. 1t belongs to that society
for many reasons and the mothers as well as
the children will be brought under its infu-
ence.
In the work of the Fresh Air Society we
have felt the need of just such place. Very
often the children who need the rest and
change, which we would give them, must
stay at home to care for the little ones, while
the mother goes out to her daily task. Hop
ing that the work may be great success,
Sincerely yours,
JEANNE l.. erie,
President f. A. S.
100 SnrinO Ctraot
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Flag Presentation.

At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the flag
presentation exercises were held at the Cum
berland Grammar School. Quite large
number of visitors were present, including
several graduates. The exercises
began with the singing of America" by the
school. Miss Edgerly acting as accompanist.
DR.. Files made the opening remarks and in
troduced DIR. Vose. the donor of the flag,
who spoke at length, and in closing present
ed the flag to the school. DR.. Files respond
ed in behalf of the school committee and in
trusted the flag to Mr. Dole. the principal,
who thanked the donor and those who had
made the exercises success. The school
sang "Our Country Flag" and then marched
into the yard. forming circle around the
flagstaff.
AS the flag was hoisted the children gave
three cheers for the flag and DIR. Vose with
will and were then dismissed.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. j. W. Wakefield, Bath, was at the
Falmouth yesterday.
Hon. t. R. Simonton, special agent of the
treasury, is in the city.
Col. G. c. Burrill, of Ellsworth, Senator
from Hancock county. is at the Preble
House.
Mayor Blake and ex-Mayor Laughton of
Bangor were at the City Hotel yesterday in
attendance on the Maine Consistory meet
ing. '4''Ois in0oV-
mrs. Edwin L. Dyer and dauobter ara in
Louisville and her fathers residence &c S veru
near the path Of the tornado NJ, p ,ety
he Soos no no. news from her yesterday but
ne ns aoeS not think that she was 4, Gann W..
1rs Whittier, nee Miss sa @as III danger y:
aorham. is also resident in Lon isn Role Oh
MT. Charles Alva Brown wSn
months has been located in s anO tor some
.ne superintendent of the FIberi t" tE as
turing Company has ceased to be- '0 Manufac-
Win WIN mat company as manager 0C anS
m parsea dor his home in Portland we Sna de-
morning, sr;" Mr. Brown has made m meunesday
.liends during his brief resida any warm
regret his departure. ieSidence who
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BRIEF JorTINcs.

Inc snow changed to rain last night. and
the wind began to rise before midnight.
me montgomery Guards had good out
ing.
Dear In mind the supper and entertain
nent to be given by the Pythian Sisterhood,
this evening at Castle hall.
Inc PORTLAND Male Quartette will give
concert at Kennebunk next Tuesday. in coz
nectlon with Prof. bennett of Lewiston.
Inc will be regular meeting of the Steam
railroad Mems Union at their hall on I'm
Ion street at 2.30 O'Clock. Let every member
be present.
A large party of Bangor Masons are at the
City Hotel. They attended the Consistory
meeting last evening when some of the high
degrees were conferred.
William Collins, the row boy who stole
from guests rooms at the Falmouth Hotel,
was sentenced to the Reform School during
minority yesterday morning.
The schooner Ellen M. Colder, from Ma
tanzas. arrived yesterday morning with a
cargo of molasses to George S. Hunt & Co.
This is the first cargo of molasses this sea-
son.
The was quite lively snow storm yester-
day morning and about two inches fell The
afternoon was disagreeable with occasional
spits OF hail and rain. The mercury stood at
about freezing.
Coi. Edward Moore of Deering purchased
brown colt at the Patio Alto sale at New
YORK wednesday, 1t was foaled in 1885, dam
sister to Irene, by Mowhawk Chief, and is
by Whips, 227s, by Electioneer. The
price paid was $500.
Isaac Starmon, charged with sending OBJ
scene letters through the mail was again be-
fore Commissioner Bradley yesterday FORE
noon. He was bound over in the sum of
$500 to appear before the grand jury at the
coming term of the district court, probable
cause having been found.
1t has been reported that the town meeting
In Deering to vote upon the question of an
nexing had been postponed. This is not cor
rect. The town meeting will be held as
called at the town house next Wednesday
the second day of April at 10 O'Clock in the
foranoou
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MAR RAG S.

In Lewiston, March IL, Frank H. Mann of
Wales and Miss Edith e. Ware of lewiston
In Oakland, March 10, Hyatt Miner and Mrs.
Sarah Parker.
In Rockland, March Is, Victor A. Woodbridge
and Miss George A. Young.
In yinlahaven, March IS, Charles E.Myrick and
Miss Mary r. Gross.
At Beams Corner, March 16, Frank F. Wyman
Jay
In Lewiston. March %. Benz. W. Trask of Lew
iston and Miss Charlotte E. Libby of Auburn,
In Lewiston, March %, David Stewart and Miss
Maggie Steele, both of Auburn.
In Deer Isle, March II, Cyrus Thompson Of
Machias and Miss Vesta E. Knowlton.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE
LARGE
MANUFACTURING PLANT

Comprising Factory Buildings, DRYING
Houses, Beading Houses, Paint shops,
Machine shop. Hlacb smith shop, Store
Houses, Stables, Saw Mills, Omces,
Dwelling Houses, superintendent
Dwelling, Ne., Nc., Nc., &c. Ia all
THIRTY-tINE Factory Buildings
and about Twenty Dwellings.
200 H. P. STEAM ENGINE, Water Privilege
Water Power, Water Wheels Dams, Ponds, e tc
ABUNDANT STEAM HEATING Apparel us
steam piping, etc., throughout.
EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT
complete, l58 lights in perfect -unning order
FIRE HYDRANTS, STEAM PUMPS, Hose
Carriage. and other Fire Apparatus
RAILROAD TRACKS running to all parts OF
the yard and buildings and connecting with rail
roads TO all parts of U. S.
THE PLANT is at present adapted to wood
working purposes and is suitable for the manu-
facture of Furniture, Carriages. Omlnibuses
Stages, Wagons, Railroad Cars. Street Cars &c..
or could be readily changed to Wool, Cotton,
Paper or Shoe Manufacturing; also, for product
ion of any kind OF steam or electric Engines
or Machinery, or Iron Goods, or Hardware OF
any description.
THE SITUATION is also eminently wei
adapted to the Brewery business.
THIS PLANT is located in fine healthy section
Of Massachusetts in an excellent town. where
workmen and their families can live cheaply with
the advantage of Schools, Academy, Churches and
salubrious atmosphere.
Address MANUFACTURING PLANT, care S.
r. NILES ADVERTISING AGENCY, 256 Washing
ton street, Boston. mar29eodIm
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Business Troubles.

l.. W. Stockbridge & Co., stove dealers.
Portland. have gone into insolvency.
A meeting of the creditors of Joseph II.
Day of Lewiston, was held ON Thursday at
the Quincy House, Boston. The assignees
made their report, and after discussion, it
"s voted to accept his offer of % per cent.
- thirty days from April 1.
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New York Steamship Co.

The New York Steamship line, whose
route is between New York and st. John,
making calls at Eastport and other Maine
ports. are negotiating for the purchase of
the steamer Winthrop, of the Portland and
New York line. tits understood the owners
of the Winthrop are willing to sell, as they
wish to build larger steamer for their route.
If the sale is contaminated ship fully the
size OF the Cottage City will be constructed.
The Cottage City will go on the route to New
York May 1st.
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GEN ERAL NEWS.

j, 5. Caswell has been found guilty of muir
der in the second degree at Montpelier, Vt
He killed George j. Gould.
People living in the vicinity of Valla Ma.
ria convent at West Chester, Pa, are excited
over a a recent occurrence. Early Thursday
morning, young girl clad only in her night
clothes, evidently tried to escape from the
convent. She was pursued by two of the
sisters, and captured with the assistance OF
a man who was passing and dragged back to
the convent.
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Portland Fraternity.

"a Problem to Solve" will be the subject
of Mr.. Bakers address tomorrow evening
at the Portland Fraternity meeting at the
High street church. The speaker will CON
slider the matter of charities and the proper
ways of conducting them, as illustrated BY
charitable work in London and at home.
The general public is cordially invited to
attend. Services begin at O'Clock.
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Charles r. Havden.

BATH, March 2S.-Chares f. Hayden of
Bath was found dead in his room Thursday
afternoon. He had been i'll for some time.
Mr.. Hayden was we'll known Bath citizen,
and for many years in business In that city.
He was for years of the well known concern
OF Rowland d Hayden, jewellers, of which
his father. John Hayden, was one of the
founders. His brother. Col. G. Frank Hay
Of Gen. Thomas w. Hyde of Bath Iron
Works. and recently identified in the CON
tracts for building the United States cruisers.
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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:
brook. ST. LII
Gray-John d. Anderson to John M Dolley
Freeport-Penelope L. Gushing ct ais. to Frank
G. True. 81. " 'NA
Sebago-Edwin T. Wight to Charles E. Wight.
New Gloucester Frank W. Winter to Greenlief
Mountfort. $50. " "-'e"A'ei
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Y. M. c. A.

Sunday afternoon, at 43O O'Clock, there
will be a meeting for men at the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms Rev. j.
M. Lowden will deliver brief address.
Everybody will sing, and a very profitable
time is expected. Every young man in the
city is cordially invited to attend.
Young mems meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms Sunday morn
ing, at 9.15 o'clock. Every young man is in
vitad
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Burglary at StroudWater.

During Thursday night burglars bored a
hole in the panel of the front door of An
drew Hawes's store at Stroudwater, and
slipped the bolt back. They then entered
the store and took quantity of clothing, in
GLIDING twelve pairs of trousers and some
spring medicine in the form of
Hoods Sarsaparilla The value of the prop
erty taken was about $50.
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Monteomerys the Winners.

The captain of one of our local military
companies witnessed the drill of the Mont
gomery Guards last evening, and said he
never. saw drill in Portland that ever come
up to it. He predicted them sure winners in
the contest with the Emmett Guards of Wor-
was full attendance and they drilled as one
man. Keep it up. boys, and show what
Maine can do, and give the Emmetts a genu-
inc surprise party. You are capable of it If
Won try
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A Portland Drummer to the Rescue

AS w. L. Pancoast of this city, and Mr..
fhlnney the proprietor of Bowker's Phos-
phate, were riding past Thatcher Taylor's,
near Highland Lake dam, Brigton, Tuesday
afternoon they saw smoke issuing from diff
ferent parts of the house. Rushing inside
they found fire started in one of the room
and Mrs. Taylor vigorously striving to ex-
tinguiSh It, The two gentlemen lent help
ing hand and by their efforts the fire was
put out without necessitating a general
alarm
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An Improved Boiler.

The Portland Company is building loco
motive whose boiler is a most notable fea-
ture. 1t has a downward draft instead of
up as is the universal method, and the fire
b, rms downward, consuming all the smoke,
cinders in the combustion chamber
net wv" nv, the CRATE, and consequently
NM, 'e,o" sumption Of fuel results.
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OBITUARY..
Hon. VIM. r. Salmon.

LOWELL, Mass, March 2S-Hon. VIM. f.
Salmon died at his residence this afternoon
after long illness of kidney and heart troub-
Lowell Hosiery Company, of which he be-
came treasurer. remaining until his last i'll
ness. In masonry he was regarded as a ia
ther. He had attained the 33rd degree in
the order and held important offices in the
Grand Lodge and Grand Commandery. He
was widely known throughout New Eng
land, particularly in Masonic circles
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ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Distinguished Masons who Took
Part In the Ceremonies.

An unusually large number of Masons of
the A. and A. S. Rite, have been in atten-
dance on the meetings in this city during the
past two days. The 1S0 grade, Knights OF
Rose Croix, was conferred upon large num-
be of candidates on Thursday evening as
stated in Yesterdays PRESS Yesterday
afternoon the 21st grade, Patriarch Noachite,
was conferred by Lieut. Commander Ed
mund B. Mallet, Jr., and the evening, to a
late hour. was spent in advancing candidates
to the high grade of S. p. r. S. sc, by Com
mander in Chief Joseph A. Locke, assisted
by the officers of Maine Consistory. Ban
quets were enjoyed at each meeting. The
register shows 140 present, the following
from out of the city:
Moses nj. Hastings, Bangor.
Arlington .B. Murston, Bangor.
Fritz III. Twitchell, Bath.
Fessenden l. Day, Lewiston.
II. A. Stone, Bangor.
NJ. E. d. Bailey, Lewiston.
q. e. Libby, Auburn.
w. +. Lord, Auburn.
Norris L. Bragg Bangor.
Silas Alden, Bangor
3. s. Cahill Brunswick.
A. B. Farnham, Bangor.
Z. B. Mallet Jr., Freeport
L. q. Heath, Auburn.
James A. Dole, Bangor.
+. I. Faulkner, Turner.
| Horace O. Little, Lewiston.
| A. NJ. Roak, Auburn.
Geo. l.. Little, Kennebunk.
Royal E. Gould, Blddeford.
Albion Hersey, South Paris
VIM. G. Mason, M. d., Bangor.
| Albert W. Benson. Bangor.
Edward ID. Wharf, SacO.
| DavidW. Babb, Saccarappa
Horace A. Massey, Portsmouth, N. II.
Geo. w. Leighton, Deering.
L. L. Shaw, Yarmouth.
+. r. Chase, Deering.
j. Y HOdsdon, Yarmouthville.
Henry Humphreys Deering.
Samuel Sylvester, Lisbon Falls.
Freeman Pratt, Yarmouthville.
| Edward N Mayo, Nj. d., Orono.
Edward III. Blake, Bangor.
Frank NJ Laughton, Bangor.
| Albert T. Baker, Bangor.
Jas. A. Robinson, Bangor.
Albion +. Merrill, East Eddington,
Hugh Il. Chaplin, Bangor.
MN. ID, 3. Lawrence. Bangor.
Wilbur F: Lovejoy, Winn.
Simon Friedman, Houlton.
| Henry M: Cochran, Bangor.
Chas. j. Collamore, Bangor
| Ira III. Carlisle Houlton.
| Albert Lovejoy, I'd, Houlton.
David Fletcher, Corinth.
| Chas. +. Sweet. Bangor.
VIM. Q. Donnell, Houlton.
Manley G. Trask, Bangor
| Thomas W. Burr, Bangor
Charles c. Burrill, Ellsworth
Arthur ID. Totman, Fairfield.
| Cyrus W. Beverly, Machias
Herbert Harris, East Machias.
John II. Deering Bridgton.
| Perez S. Burr, Freeport
| Geo. M. CoOmbs, Lewiston s
| John A. Greenleaf, Auburn
Ephraim A. Cannon, Mechanic Falls,
VIM. G. Bearce, Auburn
| w. Q. Fosg, Freepert.
Daniel Fessenden, Lisbon Falls
John A. Whitmore Brunswick,
Edward M. Fuller, Bath
VIM. Ledyard Bath.
| John Garner, Lewiston.
Chas. K. Philoon, M. d. Auburn
Frank 5. French, Turner.
| Arthur ID. Parsons East Wilton,
| VIM. r. Wood. Lewiston.
Franklin c. Webb, Brunswick
THE PRESS Is THE BEST PAPER IN
THE STATE. PRICE Sc PER YEAR IN
| ADVANCE
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Black nras.

Mr. VyiIt SoS OfV OUHBI6ol
streot iam Graham, No. 0ome ele
CANT hiae, olock, is Offering ~ain!
to those @ 1ad aress goods at excellent bar.
co, I1 Use ladies' who are so fortnn.to i =.
store TO-DAY nTTSe who find time to visit the
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~~S@~A IVY Iuloo
The operetta "Macassa" which was to be
produced April 18th. has been postponed a
number of the cast will take part in the
benefit to be given to Mr.. Lew Smith which
occurs on the same evening.
CANTON RIDGELY COURSE.
The third entertainment in the Canton
.Ridgely course took place at Odd Fellows
Hall last evening. the talent being the Man
doliD and Guitar Club, Miss Annie E. liver.
reader, and Mr. E. L. Burnham, the charac-
ter artist The audience was quite large
considering the weather and the several
numbers swere highly appreciated. The
next and last entertainment in this course
will be an exhibition drill and bali at CITY
Hall ON the evening of April 2Sth, of which
due notice will be given.
HERMANN.
This afternoon and evening Prof. Herr
mann, the great magician, assisted by Mime.
Hermann and Abdul Khan, will give en-
tertainments at City Hail. Tickets should
be secured during the day at Stockbridge's.
An exchange says:
Prof Hermann delighted and mystified a
large audience last evening by his skill and
dexterity in sleight of hand performance
MnlcD mas never been excelled In our CITY,
Ills painting Is wonderfully dome, ana al
though some of the feats he performed have
been done before, they were clothed in a
new light and made as startling as if they
had been entirely new. His illusions, too,
were OF q novel and original style which
could only have been conceived by an artist
of great capability.
PHILLIPs-EXETER GLEE CLUB.
Tickets should now be obtained at Stock
bridges for the concert to be given at City
Hall, Monday evening next, by the Exeter
Glee Club and the Guitar and Mandolin
Club. These clubs have had many pleasant
words said in regard TO them wherever they
have appeared.
NIB. SMITHS BENEFIT.
The date of the concert will be April 18th.
The solOists will be Mrs. Jennie King Morri-
son, Miss Lizzie Brown. Mr.. w. ii. Stock
bridge. Mr.. Harvey S. Murray will be the
Shaw's Quartet.e, the Schu-
bert Quartette. the Portland Mandolin and
Guitar Club, and the Weber Club have ex-
pressed their desire to help the PInafore
In the concert, and the benefit will
be marked expression of the
good will which musical people and the
citizens of Portland have toward Mr.. Smith.
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This wonderful freak of nature will be on
exhibition at the Ward room on Federal
Monday next. 1t is called child salthough
born In 1868 and now twenty-five years old.
The doors will omen at %. m
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Messengers Nafice.

once OF the Sheriff of Cumberland County. state
OF maine, Cumberland S., March %, A ID.
THIS Is to give notice, that on the twenty-hrst
u day OF March, A. ID. 1899, Warrant In
insolvency was issued out of the Court OF lnsol-
yency for said County of Cumberland, against the
estate of
MARSHALL GLENCRoSS,
of Portland, adjudged to be an insolyent debtor
on petition Of said debtor, Marshall Gleneross, OF
Portland, which petition was nled on the twenty
first day Of March, A. ID. 1880, 10 when GATE III
teresy on claims is TO be computed.
That the payment OF any debts 10 or Dy said
Debtor and the transfer and delivery OF any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law.
That meeting Of the Creditors OF said Debtor,
IN nroye their debts and choose one
or more assignees of his estate, will be held at
Court of Insolvency to be holden at the Probate
Court Room in Portland, on the seventh day
Of April, A. ID. 1890, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ.
ten. ii. X. SARGENT
deputy Sheriff, as Messenger OF the Court Of In.
soyency for said County OF Cumberland
mar24&31
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The large manufacturing plant offered for sale
in another column is worth the attention of any
concern looking for a frst-class location. The
equipment is complete, the property in good cor
dition, distributing facilities excellent and the
situation unusually healthful.
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IF. o. Bailey & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock this
morning, at salesroom, by order of MORTGAGE,
lot of household furniture and about 500 yards
of carpeting