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The Portland daily press., 1892-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
NESCELLAN
TIE L0NE STAR
Cotton Picker Go.

is now offering limited amount Of its
stock to investors, with the expectation
that in the near future it will be worth ten
fold its price today. The facts appear to
warrant this.
First = The Company owns the only
mechanical device that has ever picked a
bale Of cotton.
Second This machine, picking side
by side with negro labor, in a test of speed,
has repeatedly done the work of 20 men
in the same length of time.
Third The machine reduces the cost
of picking cotton from twelve dollars a
bale to less than two, thus enabling this
Company to collect 2 charge, which will
be cheerfully paid, of four dollars for every
bale of cotton raised in the South. This
means an income Chased on a crop Of
5000, GOO bales) of $4,000, GOO annually. .
Fourth = From this enormous sum need
only be deducted the cost Of administra-
ton and the cost Of keeping in repair the
machines necessary to pick the cotton
crop, both of which items cannot exceed
st, ooo, 900. The balance of thirty millions
of dollars will be available every year for
dividends to stockholders.
Fifth Every claim lade by the off
Gals of the Company is supported by the
best possible, evidence of its truth. The
machine itself may be seen in operation
daily at the Company's office, 81 Milk St.
AS to its equal efficiency in the cotton
field we have the testimony Of the entire
membership of the Waco, Tex, Board Of
Trade, of every bank and banker, and Of
hundreds Of the Waco merchants, all Of
whom at various times accompanied the
machine into the cotton fields about Waco
during the last picking season, and every
one OF whom, over his own signature,
testiies to the excellence of the work
done.
Sixth - The proceeds of the sale Of
the stock now being offered will be used
exclusively for the increase OF the Com
pany's facilities for manufacturing its
machines. Its present factory at Waco
will supply but a small portion of the
demand already existing for the machine,
and it is expected that a plant with capa-
city of ten thousand machines annually
will be in operation before the close OF the
current year.
The public are invited to see the machine
at work at the Office, 81 Milk Street, where
stock can be purchased in any quantity
from a single ten-dollar share upwards:
You can see the Cotton Picker as usual
on holidays at 81 Milk ST
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-29
STOOD THE TEST.

ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs are unap-
proachable in curative properties, rapidity and
safety of action, andiare the only reliable plas-
tiers ever produced. They have successfully
stood the test of over thirty years use by the
public; theirvirtl1es have never been equalled
by the INSCRIPTIONS imitators who have sought
to trade upon the reputation of ALLcocK's by
making plasters with holes in them and claim
ing them to be Just as good as ALLcocK's,"
and they stand to-day Endorsed by not only the
highest medical authorities, but by millions of
grateful patients who have proved their efficacy
as household remedy.
Beware OF limitations, and do notbe deceived
by Misrepresentation. Ask for ALLcock's,
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-29

most used in the making Of dresses for
babies under two years old. Feather
stitching is the prettiest and daintiest
possible trimming with tucls.
l have scarcely left space to speak Of
few Of the novelties FOR the babies
mothers and big sisters. One Of them
consisted in g. lovely gown that is just
being finished for Miss Helen Gould. 1t
has the front of rose leaf pink surah,
with fat band Of brocaded gauze rib
bon in deeper pink and pale green. The
waist cannot be described, but can easily
be understood by glance at the Illus
tration. The back and overfront are Of
printed China silk in soft green, old rose
and pale lemon color. All around the
edge is narrow rose plating OF the
Same. Almost any other trimming Is
cheaper than rose plating, as it takes
three times and half the width it
should be when done, and three times
and half the length it is to be when
plated. Still it lis pretty trimming.
An elegant visiting dress was shown,
that was about to be sent to Miss Edith
Shepard, Of violet Henrietta, dead fine
and sage green surah. Tho style can be
understood from tho illustration, 1t is
OF once simple and rich, ind very be-
corning to youthful figures. The en-
broideYy. loops Of braid and buttons are
all Of dark plum. The hat is one Of the
new straws, made SO full around the
brim that it wrinkles into dozen folds,
and there is no crown to speak Of, What
little there is. is surrounded by twist
Of green velvet and silver braid, with q
stiff double bow and ends. This style
of hat is seen in great variety, trimmed
in every conceivable way and all beeom-
Ing. OLIVE AAgIIR.
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STIMULATE THE BLOOD.

BRANDRETH's PILLS are the great blood
purifier. They are purgative and blood tonic,
they act equally on the bowels, the kidneys and
the skin, thus cleansing the system by the
natural outlet of the body-they may be called
the purgative sudorifc and diuretic medicine.
They stimulate the blood so as to enable nature
to throw off all morbid humors, and cure dis
ease no matter by what name it may be called.
One or two of chem taken every night will prove
an infallible remedy
Sold in every drug and medicine store, either
plain or sugar-coated.
Getting to the Point.
''Sir," said fierce lawyer, edo you, on your
oath, swear that this is not your handwriting?"
~ think not,' was the cool reply.
"Does it resemble your writing?"
81 can't say it does"
''Do you swear it does not resemble your
writing?"
Il do"
do you take your oath that this writing does
not resemble yours?"
eyes, Sir.''
'NOw, how do you know?"
"'Cause can't write.o
Collapse of fierce lawyer.-Boston Herald.
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BABIES And BELLIES.
ALL Alike are Subject to the De.
erees Of Queen Fashion.

Some of the Pretty Garments Designed
for the Wear of the Little Ones-The
Dainty Designs Adopted for the Uso of
Fair Maidens.
Especial Correspondence
NEW York, March s4.-The great dry
goods stores are trying to see which
shall show the finest array of feminine
tastefulness, and the big windows look
like lighthouses wherein bloom ell the
beauties of spring. There are lilies and
hlacs, jonquils and violets. tulips and
forgetznenots and so many other lovely
blossoms that / could not mention them
all in the limits of a whole newspaper,
but they are all Enthusiastically spring
flowers, with their background Of ten
der green grasses and maidenhair fern,
and, by the way, this is the first time l
ever noticed maidenhair fern for bon
nets, delicate and beautiful as it Is,
And the dress goods are nearly as
f1owe,y as the miIlinery-that is the sat
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PUSSY WILLOW.
BY ANNIE A. PRESTON.

Miss Pussy Willow is out.
met her today by the brook
A Maltese without doubt.
With very winning look.
In suit soft, woody and gray, q
She is fit for anyone's guest,
Pussy Willow is having her day
With welcome from the best.
PUSSY Willows are ripe"
We lay them against our cheek,
We hear the blue birds pipe
And the rush of the swollen creek.
And are children again by the brook
So happy to welcome the spring.,
sob. Pussy Willow" just look!
.'And blue bird on the wing"
Springfield Republlcan.
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Gems and challdes,
the painted mus
Inns and summer
silks. We see so
much Of this flo
raj design every
spring, and it is
always q matter
Of surprise to me
to notice that
though 1t Is all
sold one never
sees any one
we airing the
gowns after
ward, at any rate
in the streets,
and as everybody
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-29

Mistress Ito new housmaid fresh from the
country)-Now. see, Mary this is the way to
light the gas. You turn this little tap, SO, and
then apply the gas, so. You understand?
New Lousemald-Yes, ma'am.
NJ, Mistress next moTynngWhy what f horr
New Hoasemaid with much pridel-Ple9se,
ma'am. what shall ! do next, n. ma'am? pv I've
turned on all the gasses ready for the night
Detroit Free Press.
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EoUND-At johnson & Lambert's, "a Will
Il mot street, the largest stock, the. best
land. Good yellow peaches, 121ac; fancy Tro-
best Arctic Salmon. 121ac; best Sand Soap, &c;
crackers for 25c; choice Porto Rico Molasses,
35c gallon; Calumet &c pound; beef only 15c;
best raspberry jam, 1oc; regular soc mixed
Java Coffee, SOC; Fancy Rio, 25c. Read our
prices in another ad. 26-1
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LNOUND.-"That truth is mighty and will
= prevail" / wrote to Miss E. S. Orr, East
Harpswell, Maine. The grip left me hopeless
and helpless rheumatic cripple Through her
CAPTAIN M. A. HALL, Boothbay Harbor.
Me. d&w1l-4
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HOUND at Bruins & Johnsons the largest
a stock OF dry wood to be found in Portland,
at bottom prices. Dry cleft wood for fire places,
birch slabs and birch edgings, oak edgings only
Sc cord dry pine edgings IS cents foot good
pine slabs so cents foot, Kiln dried birch spool
kin d So bd wood o aas e args s0fr ad
All kinds Of coal in large or small quantity. All
the above goods we guarantee. to give good
weight and measure. Goods delivered free to
any part of the city. Give us call at 100 Will
mot street. TELEPHONE 3O6-4. 26-1
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FNOR sAT.E-At Cape Elizabeth. Me-, farm
of so acres with stock and tools. 40 acres
OF tillage land. cuts 80 tons of English and 10
tons Of salt hay fine sea view For particulars
enquire on premises or address EDWARD L.
CARMAN, Portland. Me. Z9-I
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y1oR sALE-The greatest bargain for a
Il small investment ever offered new
three-story fiat, hot and cold water, water
closet and coal Shed on every floor, cemented
cellar and every modern convenience, now oc-
cupied and rented for $500 a year; price $500;
6. second floor. 1876 Middle street. 29-1
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uORsE FOR sALE-Black mare years
Ill old. weight 1000 lbs, sired by BLACK
Pilot to foal within 30 days by Col west; A. y;
SAWYERiS STABLE, corner Federal ana
Market streets. 29-I
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VSoR SALE OR RENT-''Dr Burr place."
T. Willard, about one-h&lf mile from South
Portland Ferry fine beach. both sand and rock;
fronting the ocean; tWo-story house WIN plSa .
"a and barn. 71l2 acres land under good culti-
walton: could be cut up in house lots. BENJA-
MIN SHAW, 511a Exchange street. 29-l
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TO LET.

Mooney TO LOAN on first second and
I'VE third mortgages on real estate; secur TM
r. CARR, room 6, second floor, 1876 Middle
street. 1o-A
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FOR SALE.

I1oR sALE-House No. IA Avon St G. contain on an
fire location and sunny exposure. viii be sold
on easy terms of payment and immedlaIte, POS
session given. Apply to JOHN +. FhoC %
Centennial Block. Zo-I
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-29

A NY LADY wanting companion to England
IA or engage the services of respectable
person that is going to England in May can do
SO by applying to A. P, Box $50, Norway, Me-
Good reference. Il-I
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1T S. Treasury Department, Office Marine-
u Hospital Service, Portland, Me-, March
At this Office until noon Of Saturday, April end,
1862, to furnish kitchen utensils, coal hods,
garden seeds, &C.. for the use OF the Marine
and further information may be obtained upon
application to the undersigned The right is
reserved to waive inforInalitics. and to reject
any OF all proposals. SPENCER e. DhV AN,
Passed Assistant Surgeon, NJ. II. s.. in com
mand of Hospital maf-Sd5t
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-29

WTANTED-More cash trade. We can save
w you 81 90 week j.. you will trade with
us. Pure homemade jelley, large, tumblers.
121Ac. New castanas nuts, 1oc; home made
pickles, loo at. or 35c gallon; fine mixed pick
Persian dates, &c; new Turkish prunes, &c;
new buckwheat, 15c; new maple syrup. 26c
qt.; good cooking raisins, &c; round steak, 10
pounds OF fine sweet potatoes for 25c. Orders
called for and delivered to any part of the city
at JOHNSON & LAMBERTS, "a Wllmot
street. ISL
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-29

ITO LET. -Pleasantly situated unfurnished
Il front room, also side room with alcoye,
heated with hot water, bath room on same
floor, can be used singly or en- suite: Ample
closet room in each. Inquire at BIG CON
GRESS ST. 24l
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-29

IEO. H. LORDS Famous so cent Tea is
w the finest sold in Portland for the money.
Street for free sample. Best Roller Flour
Ak "a 24-2
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THO LET-Good tenements of three and six
Il rooms; prices So and $12 per month; also
for sale houses in all parts of the city. by D.; =.
WOODMAN, 1051a Exchange street. 2o-I
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" ADIEs-Buy bottle of my famous Blush
Ii of Roses to-day of your, druggist,
and if it is not exactly as represented VIII re-
tIlrn the rs cents. MISS FLORA A. JONES,
South Bend. Indiana. 29-l
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-29

DROyrDENT Aid Society of Portland, Me;
I Lowest cost Life Insurance; unimpaired
reserve fund in state treasury relatively largest
of any association in the State; responsible
management; only 26 single assessments total
since iss5. Agent wanted, previous experience
nnt NECESSARY. Correspondence invited. 26-S
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PICTURES! PICTURES! Those in want of a
L good picture, for small amount OF money
womb do well to call on us. Pictures framed,
Plush goods and albums, skates and skate
straps. i. ID. REYNOLDS, Cor. Oak ami Con
GrnSS streets. Ao-I
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freedom Of move
rcnt and not be
pinned up 80
tightly as to re-
senble q num-
my. If any child
after three
months n 90 d s
tight bandages
around the body
it is q case for @
doctor. All others
should have their
garments light,
soft, loose and Of
wool next the
skin. White main
sock, Victoria
lawn and Ions
dale cambria are
%ha n,a%artnl Ia
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E all II feet BEAM will freight about 20
tons. j. A. WHITNEY, Falmouth P. o.. East
Deering. 29-1
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NOR sALE-One lot of Ladies' Is button,
u $500 Boots for $3.50; one lot Ladies.
Dongola Button SO Boots for So one lot LADIES'
French Kid $500 Boots for $500; Also ful
lowest prices. j. L. FAIR, At Exchange St.
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dOwelY ;

in the summer few are seen, but those
few are as refreshing to the eye as q
flower garden in city street.
l happened yesterday to come across
some babies clothes, and it set me think
ing that | have been rather neglecting
the babies lately, and SO will mention
one or two CT the things that struck ny
fancy. In the first place, babies cloaAs
are not the heavy, clumsy things they
used to be, where the strings that tied
them nearly cut the tender little threats
as they dragged down from the faster-
ing. They are now made Of cashmere
or wool Henrietta. in white cream, pale
blue, gray or pink, and lined with China
silk, or they are made with the outside
Of surah and lined with China silk.
The cloak is made with a regular lit
tie waist which buttons close to the
body. The sleeves have bands that but
ton at the wrist. The lower part of the
cloak is cut Mother Hubbard shape and
shirred on at the shoulders, passing I'M
der the arms. Thus the body is kept
warm and the strain taken off the neck.
LII ID illOSS t5NlAAOiiV tiA6'o AAc.9
ever been invented for little babies.
Their bald, round heads arc covered
with lace hoods, with q full bordering
of lace or very narrow ribbon. and in
teriined with silk or canton flannel, ac-
cording to the severity Of the weather.
For babies there is a line Of soft, fe1-
ible fianrels, tiny undershirts with
long sleeves, bands all in one piece
that slip on over the feet and render
pins unnecessary, little drawer leggings
that keep the mites Of legs warm with
out being cumbersome. Babies shoes
are made without heels or springs and
the toes are made wide SO as to allow
the uncertain little toes to feel for
steadiness: and the petticoats are made
with arrnholes even for the smallest chill
dren, and they button instead Of pin on,
as the best and most observing mothers
think that child should have perfect
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ENOR SALE-The whole or half interest IN
E one of the largest and best equipped Book
and Mercantile Printing Offices in the city.
Doing good business and daily increasing
Satisfactory reasons. Terms liberal y. IL
FELLOWS, A Exchange st. 23-l
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VNANTED-To loan $40, $50, $50. $50, 500
w to $4,000, in city and vicinity, on furni-
ture pianos, organs libraries, horses, carriages,
diamonds, watches, I'd mortgages. notes and
paw off furniture leases Business confidential.
PORTLAND COLLATERAL LOAN CO., 1876
Middle street room 6, second floor. 26-2
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ENOR SALE-Photograhic Bunisher Smith
and Pattison quadouplex Enameller, see
ond hand as good as new, bargain. II. III.
HAY s. SON, Middle st. ISL
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A Western freight man. MIR.
G. S, Nichols OF the Chicago
and Northwestern 4 Il. wrote
.o ,-h,c,,o Iuly %. 1891.
a
Eat,yOader'S
Relief.

For ouer i,co gears mare oss troubled 'e't" h'e"-
.,c.,sns end during thts '1ne marc 'd&es "ceTy
recommended ;or tbs terrible ron0te. anctae-
7,.o me months al Hot Springs. A'G "tho feSasJ'
Ab2ut three months ago began fassn1 Ath-to-pno-
,os cnd under The influence offhe medicine 1ees 3s
rel "a syer did-s,fer pain, eat ana sleep tosS
There ere probably tens of thousands OF train
r,cn. engineers fremen. conductors, sWitchmen'
,-ackmen, etc, troubled with Rheumatism OF Neu-
ra'gia Ath-io-pho-ros will save them time wages
and untold suffering. Many railroad men Keep IL
ty them for ready se.-----sl per bott'e AN drug
ptsts. The Ath!ophoros Co New Haven. Nonh'
treatise on rheumatism free. Write for IT.
ian16 Tn.Ih.S.cSoitnrn
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IHoE SALE Bicycles. One "New Mali gil.
American IDEAL" S45 grade new, price $40.
Also boys Satellites at reduced PRICES Guns 4!g
and Fishing Tackle. G. l.. BAILEY, 263 Md
die street. zo-l
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UTANTED-Book agents to know that we
w have the exclusive agency for Maine from
this date for ''Shepp's Photographs of the
World Also m line eth OF the LATEST ana
| s. O'GORMAN, At Middle street, Portland.
1872
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NTANTED-Every to know that Califor-
w mia P beans are only sc qt, the long ten
cent bars soap Sc. 10 bars for $1.OO, and the
best tea you ever drank for SOC h., at WHIT
NEY'S 291 Congress st. 25-1
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ypyO LET-Melen street a first class tena-
ment of 8 rooms and bath, steam heat
with all modern improvements, views extend 9 no
to White Mountains. sunshine unobstruetso. on
city for s25 per month. w. H. WALDRoN: $50
nJidd1o ZO-l
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NOR sALE-One of the finest modern houses
in western part OF Portland. Large corner
lot with e elegant outlook, has il large rooms,
with extra large halls. First story finished IN
hard woods. Plumbing and drainage the very
in part pay house that owner could rent for
Ga W @- 26-1
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VNOR SALE-The very sunny house of eight
Il rooms, gas and Sebago large lot OF land,
No. 285 Cumberland street opposite the High
school. This will make very central pleasant
COLESWORTHY'S Book Store, 90 Exchange
street. ZO-I
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YxyANTED-General agent for Androscoggin
w County: position worth $4,000 per annum
AsG TWO c Sdi OF age or a It sl9 T9es
deV Msrcb 32I at office of MUTUAL
RESERVE. Room l. 1764a Middle street. cor tf
Exchange. Portland. ll-I
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A GENTS wANTED-Several live agents
"A to canvass for the Portland Herald and
the Portland Pair. Big pay to right kind of
men. Apply at once to Business Manager Port
land Herald, 9S Exchange street 24-1
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WANTED-The public to know that make
w a speciality of dress suits and overcoats.
1 guarantee every fit and only the best of
trimmings used in making garments IS GO to
$1,000 you can save on a suit. M. M NANSEN
tailor, 5O2 Congress ST., Portland, Me- BOD
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"OUSE wANTED-A. gentleman and his
ILL wife without children wish to hire a small
house west of High street. Address HOUSE,
P. o. box 1884, stating rent and location. Pc.
session to be given at once or the middle OF
April. 29-l
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and let no solicitation or explanation induce you
to accept a substitute
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| VNTANTED-Anyone in need of the best lay
| W. ing hens, or the earliest matured chick
ems. Call on S. YOUNG, at 105 Green ST., and
| see them. Eggs for sale of choice breeds. and
| fowls for sale of extra breeds. 25-l
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NOR SALE-One lot Mems Charles Fl.
n HoWard's Hand Sewed So Boots for $3.50;
one lot Mems IS Boots for So; also full line OF
Mems Shoes; the best for the money in the
city, J. E. FARR At Exchange street, 4doors
below p. o. ~
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E1oR sALE-At Whitney's, .291 Congress
street, can corn, Sc; can tomatoes, sc;
can peaches, 13c; 3 ID. can pears, BE; 8 ID.
can pumpkin 8; all other canned goods very
low eggs, 1Sc. doz. Sample my tea Will
NEY the grocer. Zo-l
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"ANTED-The public to know that we do
w fine gold, silver and nickel plating, pols
ishing, bufing, etc. Silver plated ware repaired
refinished and enameled to prevent its tarnish-
ing The only complete manufacturing and
plating establishment in Maine. Send for price
list STEVENS, WOODMAN g. CO., cor. Fore
ana Union Sts jan1Stf
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\ OsT-Monday evening between Brown and
- Chestnut streets, on North side OF Congress
street, black pocket book containing sum of
money. Reward will be paid the finder if left at
MRS. DURAN'S, A Hampshire street, 20-1
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ESCR SALE-Fine Farm. The homestead
OF the late John Webb in .Windham, one
mile from post Office and railroad station; Splen,,
hnil5inss. a desirable milk farm. For particu-
lars cali on j. j. BODICE at So. Windham, or l.:
M. WEBB. 9S Exchange street, Portland. 25-2
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T5OR SALE-A two story house, arranged
location: rents tor $3.50 per month; near
horse cars; western part of city; good invest
ment. N S. GARDINER, No. 1s5 Middle
/ street Gso-l
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MALE HELP.

rov wANTED-An active, intelligent boy,
Is about rs wears of age, to learn the 1oD
printing BUSINESS. Apply to VIM. M. MA IL
a71h Exchange street. 1o-I
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ROOMS.

UPSTAIRS RENT of six rooms, at No. 10
u Bramhall st. Modern improvements;
RIGGS. No. ID Bramhall street. 29-1
TEyO LET-Pleasant rooms, single or in suites,
il with board at 10 PARK ST. MRS. H. M.
RICE. 29-tf
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WANTED.

VHyANTED-All persons in want of trunks or
w bags to call at E. D. REYNOLDS, 500
and 55S Congress street, corner of Oak; as we
manufacture our goods and can therefore give
you bottom prices; trunks repaired; open
evenings until q 29-1
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THOR sALE.-A nice corner lot on Pickett
T. street. South Portland. Charming view OF
the bay and islands Size OF lot 50xlo0 reef.
Win be sold very low if taken at once. Adj
dress BOX 1872 South Portland Me 23-l
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FEMALE HELP.
AGENTS.

A GENTS = MINERAL LAMP WICKS
"A never burn out no smoke, no SCOT, no
trimming light equal to gas; 3 samples 10c
assorted dozen csc. BEN. SrAYNER & co.
Providence, r. l. 25-2
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NOR SALE-House and stable No. 26 Ar
E senal Street now occupied by W. H. rem
nell possession given April 1St 2o-I
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honse on fine street at the West End !;
fitted Tor two families, modern conveniences
now paying over 10 per cent net upon price
asked. Owner contemplates leaving the cry.
A. G. LIBBY, 421a Exchange street. 24-I