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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-19
Comedy success at theatre matinee.
Real Esrate Transfers.

The following transfers Of real estate In
this county have been recorded at the Regis
try of Deeds:
scarboro-susan c. Love to John G. Burnham.
$500.
Deering-Andrew j. Chase to Grin C. Chad
bourne.
Harpsswell-WillIam H. Ridley to William Ben
Caseo,JaIes H. Lombard to Fred c. Lombard.
sr Us,,issnei1aEsben1amin w. Knight ct al to b. r.
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Sail to Yarmouth Tomorrow.

The Casco Bay Steamboat Company will
give an afternoon sail to Yarmouth tomor
row. The Emita will leave Custom House
wharf at p. m. and will return in good sea-
son. To those who do not care for an al
day trip this will be one of the best chances
OF the season to enjoy good sail. The fine
scenery up the river makes it one of the
most desirable Of the sailing trips and
doubtless many will take advantage of prob
ably one of the last chances of the season
The rates Of fare, etc., will be found In the
advertisement in our entertainment column,
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hen at the theatre matinee.
Excursion to Canada.

There will be an excursion to Quebec and
st. Anne de Beaupre over the Quebec divis
ion OF the Maine Central railroad on Mon.
day next. The route leads directly through
the grandest portions of the White Noun
tains, passing through Lancaster, N. H.,
thence into North Stratford, Colebrook and
west Stewartston, striking the banks OF
the Connecticut river, crossing the Province
OF Quebec and proceeding to Dudswell, the
Junction point with the Quebec Central rail-
way, over which excursionists by this line
enter Quebec. A special train leaves Port
land at 1.30 p. m. on the above day., running
entire TO Point Lewis. just across the St
Lawrence river from Quebec. where ferry is
taken for the citadel of North America.
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DEATHS.

In this city, Sept. II, Willis G. Parker aged 81
years months.
Notice Of fnneral hereafter1
In Deering, Sept IT, Mrs. Earpestine NAV.
daughter OF Charles d. and Eliza A. Thombs. aged
% years months 81 days. 90
In Falmouth, Sept II, Amelia Maria. wife of
Peter Cannon, aged 80 years months 10 days.
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from her
In Cumberland, Sept. 4, Iona Pettingill. daneh.
ter OF Edwin o. andl Carrie s. RUSSELL aeed q
years months. "se~
In Norway, Sept. 2, Mrs. Samuel Hale. aged
70 years. 81 '' "se"
In Sanford. Sept. Is, Mrs. Frank Wilson.
68 years. Ao"' aseu
In Newcastle, Aug. 81, Samuel Hail, a,ed 90
years. "S0~ ~
=, In Damariscotta. Sept. IL. Emmons E., son Of
MT n avn W. mIs' Orvnle Z. Page. aged year.
years months, .eeu -
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A MIDSUMMER DAY IN SEPTEMBER
It Was Hot Enough to Give the Soda
Trade Boom,
Ara wound Up With a Grand pis-
play OF Electric PyrotechnIcs.
several Buildings in this civ and
I. Vicinity Struck by Lightning.

Inc hot weather yesterday was very un-
usual for September. At Q O'Clock in the
afternoon the weather bureau thermometer
registered just trifle less than eighty eight
degrees. There are only three September
days on the record of the weather bureau,
comprising almost twenty years. which were
hotter than yesterday. In 1881 September
day saw the thermometer at ninety-four de-
grees, but it has not been so hot as yesterday
since then, in this month.
The following are some of the maximum
temDeratures ranortad.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

r OST-0ne half OF pair gold eye glasses with
Portland Press office. 19-1
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EnIarging His Store,

"Mr. Isaac c. Atkinson of Portland was
In town Monday" says the Rockland Opin.
ion, land in behalf of the Atkinson Fur.
nishing Company. of which he is president
leased the second, third and attic floors of
the Farnsworth building, over the Opinion
office and BlackiDgton's clothing store. for a
term Of ten years. A crew of BicknelI S
Jones's men a.e now at work taking out the
partitlons, preparatory to fitting 1t up In ele-
CANT modern style for the use Of the GONNA
ny. who will remove to it as soon as il is
ready and open a larger stock than they have
ever carried before 'S
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ARoosTooK COUNTY 5. ). COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE HASKELL.

BEFOhE JUDGE HASKELL.
HoULTeN, September IL.
Benjamin Gellerson VS.. d. M. Moody and
N. M. Prescott. An action of tr0ver to re-
cover the value of one Concord wagon,
which the plaintiff claimed the defendants
had unlawfully obtained possession Of and
converted to their own use.
The defendants claimed title under three
Holmes notes, aggregating 800 Under the
statutes OF this state notes of this class for
more than $50 are required to be recorded,
while those for less amount are not The
plaintiff alleged that the defendants exhib-
tied to him one of the notes for $25, which
was unrecorded, and demanded the wagon,
concealing from him the fact that they also
held TWO other similar notes for $25 and $780,
respectively, also unrecorded, and that he
surrendered the wagon. The defendants de-
MED that there was any concealment, and
Claimed that they had informed the plaintiff
of the existence of the other notes at the
time of the demand.
Verdict for plaintiff for S81.12.
M. n. Drew. l.. G. Stearps,
Powers e Powers
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The Soldiers Monument

There was to have been meeting of the
executive committee Of the Soldiers and Sail
ors' Monument Association held at the resi-
dence of Philip 81. Brown, Esq, last eve
ming to settle upon the time and manner Of
dedication Of the monument and turning it
over to the city, but owing to the storm and
the fact that several members were absent
from the city nothing was done.
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West Cumberland Fair.

The annual fair Of the Cumberland Far
mers Club will be held on their grounds.
Wednesday and Thursday. Sept 23d and oath
and with good weather 1t will be a grand
success, as has been the case In previous
years. A good band will furnish music, and
the dinners which are furnished nv the
ladies' of the club will be as good as ever.
Those who prefer to go by train can get re-
duced rates OH the Maine Central and
Farfeld's barges Of this city will connect
with all trains. Give them good weather and
the fair will be n grand time
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The Protection of Amin ais Fair.

The meeting of those interested in the fai
for the benefit Of the Society for the Protec
ton Of Animals was pleasant and enthu
siastic occasion. Many preliminaries wert
arranged, which will be more fully devel
oped at the adjourned meeting to take place
at the Fraternity rooms on Free street, Fri
day, September 25th. at o'clock. Some
very surprising and beautiful devices and
entertainments are already planned and will
be later puhlishad
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State EpIscopate Fund,

Efforts are Being renewed to raise the bal
ance necessary to complete the state Episco-
pate fund. the income CT which will
be applied to pay the salary Of
an assistant at st. Luke's Ca.
thedral: As is well known by efforts made
curing the last two years, all but about SI5.-
GOO OF the required sum has been raised Sjf
tnls balance, generous churchman outside
tne diocese has promised to give $40. 600 pro
vloed that the other $1,000 shall be made mn
before January 1, next. -'""0 w
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Theatre matinee; things to laugh at.
DixvIIie Notch,

The Maine Central Railroad has arranged
to sell excursion tickets to the above place
at greatly reduced rates. This wonderful
formation of nature is in some respects
superior to Crawford Notch and is reached
by stage from Colebrook, N. a., on the
Maine Central line. Excursion tickets are
good for ten days. Further particulars and
also prices Of excursion tickets to other points
In the mountains will be found in our ad-
vertising columns this morning.
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Beecham's Pills cure sick headache,
MARRlAoEs.

In Deering, at the home OF the BRIDES sister.
Mrs. Montfort by Rev. Z. Z. Cate, Warren A.
McCorison OF West Buxton and Mrs. Sarah NJ
Tarbox OF Portland.
In Dresden Mills. Sept. Is. Charles III. Chisam
and Miss Sophia Luce OF Dresden.
In Randolph, Sept. IL, @. F. Perkins and Miss
Alice A. Gilman.
In Saco, Sept. 49, Walter L. Aver Of Bddeford
and Miss Alice M. Libbie of Saco.
In Saco. Sept -, Harry Lawley and Miss LII
Ian HacKett, both of Saco.
In Gardiner. Sept. 10. Frank 8. Maxcy Of Saco
and Miss Julia s. Bailey OF Gardiner.
In South Paris. Sept. 8. Edwin N. Thomas and
Miss Lizzie Murch. ~
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YORK COUNTY s. J. COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WALTON,

ALFRED, September IS.
~ In the case Of B. c. Jordan against
Cnaries Il. Bean, trespass for cutting and
carrying away pine timber, the iury returned
q verdict for the plaintiff and assessed the
damages at $75. 'no
5. Nj. Came for plaintiff.
=. y. Donovan and j. s. Derby for defend =.
IN The cases assigned between now and
Tuesday next having been disposed of with
out trial, the traverse juries were excused
and court adjourned until next Tuesday
morning at 9 O'Clock.
The grand jury rose and reported finally
this afternoon. There are II Indictment Of
which IL are for violation of the liquor law.
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Theatre matinee-Treat for boys and girls
Excursion to Bath Sunday.

This excursion will be perfect panorama
OF open ocean and river scenery, showing
the grandeur Of the broad Atlantic and the
placid waters of the beautiful Kennebec, as
the many villages and hamlets dotted along
Its banks, are passed, until the ship-buiIding
city OF Bath is reached. situated IL miles
from its mouth, where are now being con
structed several large iron clads for the
United States navy. There need be no fears
OF a crowd. as the boat will take only three
httns OF the number allowed by law. See ad-
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J. r. Libby's Big Sale.

They are having rush at the extrsordin.
airy silk sale commenced yesterday by J. r,
Libby. A great quantity of the beautiful
goods were sold. more than meeting Mr..
Libby's most sanguine expectations. Several
lots purchased for the sale did net arrive
until evening and will be put on the counters
this morning as advertised In our columns
We predict greater sale today than yesteT"
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County Commits sioners.

The county commissioners have viewed
the proposed road from Cumberland Mills to
Morrills Corner At the request of Mayor
Valentine the hearing was postponed until
after the next meeting of the Westbrook citv
council. The hearing was fixed for October
at the engine house at Cumberland Mills.
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Fun in restaurant at theatre matinee
Vote Of Thanks.

The committee on entertainment In aid OF
the family of James Heffier, extend their
warmest thanks to the talent, who SO kindly
gave their services at that timer also thanks
to Mystic lodge of Good Templars for the
sponded so freely to our call for aid to our
unfortunate brother.
MRS. E. G. MAINS, Secretary.
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III 80, NJ IOtut anu NY IIdII
an iell out, until I was entirely
Dald-headed; it then broke out
on my arms and shoulders, until
my arms were Just one sore. 1t
covered my entire body, my face,
mead, and shoulders being the
worst. The white scabs fell
constantly from my head,
shoulders, and arms; the skin
would thicken and be red ard
very Itchy, and would crack and
bleed Ii scratched. After spend
ing many hundreds of dollars,
1 was pronounced incurable. I
heard OF the CUTICTRA RENE
and T.. \.
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-SsSUITIcURA REsoLvENT 1 could see a change
anu aftef had taken four bottles / was almost
cCqre1; aad when-I.Aad used six bottles OF
C,J1 oo o hEsoLvENr and one-hox of CUJI-
c cured Of The dreadful disease from which / had
s Sdinereu ior I'VE years. l cannot express
REMEDIES. They saved my life, and / feel it
my auty TO recommend them. My hair is restored
as good as ever. and SO is my eyesight.
MRS. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa.
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about $3.50 Shirts marked down 10
$1.00, we'll tell you about the SENA.
TOR, always S1.O0 and the very best
Shirt In the country I; made OF the best
Shirt making cotton In America and
absolutely perfect In at, workmanship
and material Price 81. 90.
When you hear about $I.OO Shirts
marked down TO Zoe, Just call In and
examine our BONANZA; we never sold
it for $1.00; it Is always 76c but IL
equals half OF the $1.00 Shirts In the
market and can't be beaten by any 75c
Shirt that Is sold.
The PRIDE OF PORTLAND Is the
best SOC Shirt In the market.
The FOREST CITY Is a Short Bosom
Shirt that Is rapidly gaining In favor;
price 76c. Laundered IOc extra.
We have also a large let OF white
Shirts and Outing Shirts In different
styles and sizes, which we have recent
~ purchased, at great reduction In
prices this IS good opportunity for
you 70 purchase Shirt.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
ROBIN HOOD.

Rubin HOOD.
The opera of "Robin Hood" is one of the
most tuneful that has ever been sung by the
Bostonians In Portland. When given last
season 1t drew forth the unqualified marks Of
appreciation Of the large musical audience
present. 1t was universally acknowledged
that the opera was great success. This af-
ternoon and evening it will be presented at
City Hall by the same favorite body of mu-
siclans. with a large. selected orchestra,
conducted by Mr.. Studley, so long the
troupe's orchestral leader. The seats have
sold well, but there are good ones still to be
had at Stockbridge's.
This will be the cast this afternoon:
Si nooI Tom Karl
Little John. .....................W. ii. Macdonald
frlar Tuck, .................G George rockingham
Ais, ale............... Flora Finlayson
& ScariSt ....Eugene Cowles
0uy oL GlSDorne. .........,...".....- Peter Lang
Maid Marian. Lea Van Dyck
Damas Iuroen Bartlett
In the evening, Mr.. E. w. Hoff will sing
the part of Robin Hood, Jessie Bartlett Da-
Wis that of Allen-a-Dale, Caroline Hamilton
that Of Maid Marian. The other characters
will be presented by the same artists as in
the afternoon. Mr. s. l.. Studley will fill his
old place as musical director. and John Nash
will be stage director.
"BoYs AND GIRLS"
McNally's new play, "8oys and Girls"
drew very large audience to Portland The
atre last evening. Mr.. McNally's lines are
| the threads that introduce a great deal OF
capital pantomimic and acrobatic work,
singing and dancing, by first rate artists,
| such as the Leopold brothers, the Irwin sis
| tiers, Joe Mitchell, lgnacio Martinetti, and q
host of others. We regret our space pre-
| vents more extended notice this morning
There will be matinee, and an evening
| performance tonight.
AFTER DARK.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
next week. the company under the manage
ment of w. A. Brady, will produce Bouci.
| cault's most successful melodrama, In five
acts. entitled AFTER Dark" at Portland
Theatre. The cast will include Henry Mere
dlth,' Russell Bassett, j. w. Mcconnell, G.
W. Heath, Miss Lavinia White, Miss Ella
| 81. Flood, and other favorites. Incidental te
the drama will be introduced specialties. In
Guiding Sweeney and Ryland. Kelly and
Murphy, and the celebrated exponent Of
| self defence, Jim Corbett.
NOTES.
| Nellie McHenry's new comedy, "a Night
I at the Circus" has caught the popular fancy
On Monday she played at Cincinnati, and
turned hundreds from the door before the
rise Of the curtain. The play is big hit
Alexander Salvini opened his season at the
Chicago Auditorium on Monday, and receiy.
ed hearty welcome from an immense audi
ence that completely filled the vast building
INN adj
prima donna. arrived In New Wy York kI frSm
England on Tuesday, and Is now In Boston
| She Is to sing with her concert company In
the St0ckbridge course.
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Mrs. Tel Sono.

This lady. who has been received with
much favor in this and other cities, will
speak on Japan in the Second Parish vestry
tomorrow evening at 100 o'clock. No. ad
mlittance fee will be required, but all are in
vlseu 70 contribute toward the collection
- "-~S SAooo VA buO iCO-
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Cuticura ResoIvent

Inc new Blood Purifier internally Ito cleanse the
Dlood OF all impurities aud poisonous elements),
ana CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure and CUTICU-
"a soAP, an exquisite Skin Beautiher, externally
to clear the skin and scalp and restore the hairJ
nave cured thousands OF cases where the shedding
bleeding, burning, and itching almost beyond
endurance, hair feless or all gone, suffering terri
Die. What other remedies have made such cures?
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U. s. CIRCUIT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WEBB

BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
FRIDAY-George Gilman, ct ais We. VIM.
~ Henrahen, ct ais. Decree by consent for
libellant for $3.50 and costs.
Alexander d Ash.
Drummond g. Drummond.
A. A. Strnnt
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80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1,0-DAx.

ADJUSTMENTS.
sunday sall-- Steamer Emitas 5re ee I - e. -.
~rw FoURTHsPAGEs es 3 pa.e
,,,,.o, ninos,aN 1I,nTs n e'S -S,S-is.t ss-''
]. II. Libby. Congress street; 1o
Atkinson House Furnishing Co,
H. II. Hay & Son. Middle street.
Special notice-Wipdsor castle.
observation-disclosures city commandery.
Lost-Eye' glasses.
Dixville notch-Excursion.
To let-House.
Found Two bundles dry goods.
Ladies OF Portland.
For sale-HouSe and lot.
Boarding places wanted.
Lake Wlnnipesaukee-E Excursion.
FINANCIAL.
Household goods, farming tools etc.
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tfvauOnce try Carriers Little Liver Pulls
for sick headache, biousness or constiparoh'
Won will never be without them. They are purely
vegetable; small and easy to take. Don't forget
,bis sept14d&w1w
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>. s. COMMISSIONER COURT


FRIDAY-John ii. King of Webster was
arraigned on charge Of being a retail liquor
dealer without paying a United States IL
cense. He pleaded guilty and was bound
over to the Circuit Court and gave bonds.
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NEW ADvKRTisEmErrs.
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Entire Rody with White
scales Suffering Fearful.
Cured by sCuticura.

MY disease lpsoriasis) first bro,,a ont on INV left
erno nv f across my nose and almost COW
ieian wSs ia6s ran into my eyes, and the phys
gether. II snread WOULD ~ lose my eyesight alto
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In FALMOUTH.
househ0ld Goods, Fnrmiua TooIs.
% Tons Choice Hay, z
valuable Cows, =
Horses, etc.

IN Tuesday. sept. 92d. at IOa. m f,a.v
" Martins POint), at the late residsncesso ~
Edward Il. Merrill, will be sold 10 the hIsbasa
bidder: Moving Machine Horse Rake Harrasgas
Cultivat0r, Flows, Carts, Hay. rack, Sleigh PYnS'
Sleds, PhaetOD, Wagon, double and single.
Harnesses, and varied assortment OF Farm i'm
pements, Household Goods. kitchen and parior
Stoves, Chamber Sets, Beds and Bedding, Carpets
Clocks. Sewing Machine, and all Kitchen and
Dairy Utensils. SILAS SKILLlNGS,
seDLl0d3k AuctIOneer
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VALUABLE FARM
AT AUCTION.

WILL be sold at auction, on Wednesday,
w septsmber 25. fs0f, at 0 o'clock a. nl,
one OF the most desirable farms In the state OF
Mechanic Falls. This farm Is beautifully located
with texcelent buildings, containing near one
hundred acres Of productive land under nigh state
OF cultivation and adapted to raising almost any
crop. Wood sufhctent fine thrifty maple grove
excellent water both In house and barn with
several never.faillng springs and running brook
through pastures and has natural drainage. From
| 20 TO 100 tons OF hay and grain cut on this farm
this year. This property has great prospective
value, and must be a sure aud profitable invest
| ment TO the purchaser On an adjoining farm not
many rods distant, house lots were sold the past
| year from four hundred dollars to SIX hundred
dollars per acre. The village Is extending 10 the
direction OF this farm and In the near future il
must be called on to supply house lots.
At the same time and place will be sold 10 the
highest bidder eight large. thrifty Cows one pair
OF nne matched Oxen, one high bred HOlsteln
Bull, also varied assortment OF farm implements
In good condition; Wagon, PunR, Harnesses.
Carts. Hay-racks, Horse Rake. Flows, Harrows
Field Roller, Hay Caps, Creamery but little used
125 Grain Bags, most OF them nearly new Se wing
Machines and Household Goods etc.
Seldom, II ever before, has such q place been
offered at auction. II stormy on CAV appointed
this sale will take place the first fair day Following
Terms OF sale on farm 20 per cent u time OF
sale; balance March is, 1892 On Stick, &C.,
Cash or approved Credit.
II. BROOKS, BIZ. HASKELL,
AuctlOneer. Proprietor,
47O Congress st., Portland.
sep16 dlw&w2w3T
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, soc. ;SoAP,
zbc.; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
EE-Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages 80 illustrations, and 100 testimonials,
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When you feel general lassitude and breahan nls
down Of the system, AngOstura Bitters WIN W. :,
a wonderful change, DR.. J. IT, D. oies'i' -
Sons, Mfrs. AT all druggists .s,u
sanity
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pIMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped,
! I'M and oily skin cured by CUTIcURA Soar.
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AUCTION SALES:
:. 0. BAILEY & co. AUcTIOkEERS.
Great Sale Of New Carriages
BY AUCTION,
on Tuesday, Septem Der 22d, at 10 a. m.

the store corner OF Pearl and Middle
"A streets we shall sell by order OF the Cortland
Wagon Co. and Collins Mfg. Co., their entire ex-
hibit at State Fairs at Bangor and Lewiston, con
sisting OF Open and Top Surries, Open and Top
Buggles, Open Wagons, Express Wagons. Speed
anu Road Carts, etc this work was COTTON up
anu exhibited at the Maine State Farsi they are
me latest styles fine finished work, and reliable
IN every way; this Is a great opportunity % pur
enase as every job Is to beHsOld without reserve;
eAnlDltion, day before sale. sep17dtd
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And we make dress
shirts to measure in a
week.
Perhaps you are a bit
out of proportion, arms too
long maybe, or a trifle
round shouldered; most
men are a little out of
drawing, but that needn't
prevent you from having a
smooth, comfortably fitting
shirt-we can make them
for you, and we guarantee
satisfaction.
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We shall also include In this
gnIn
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Special Prices, Saturday Only.

See display in show window.
We have received our Fall and
Winter stock Of Gents, Ladies'
and Misses Fall and Winter, Me-
dunn and Heavy Weight Under
wear.