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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-05
CREDITO PONCEnO
JUNTA GEN ERAL

Desde aver, bajo la presiden
cia del senor don Lucas Amadeo,
SO halla reunida la Junta ge-
neral de accionistas del Credtto y
ahorrO pomcetO, que empezara
muy pronto sus operaciones con
un capital de quinientos mil du-
ros, divididos en- cinco series de
mil acciones cada una. va SO
han cubierto dos entire las cinco
series y hay, por tanto, suscritos
doscientos mil duros, que entra-
ran enseguida en- circulaci6n-
a la Junta concurre casi todo
10 que en- Ponce representa- arrai-
go 8 inteligencia Y Sc ven ALI
personalidades de valer en- los
pueblos limftrofes, tales como los
senores Lluveras, Totti, Mattey,
Mej1ary Lluch, de Yauco; Apa-
ricio, Rodriguez, Acosta, Pietri,
Caballero y Palmieri, de AdjuntAs,
Gutierrez y Amadeo, de Juana
Diaz, etcetera. ElBanco de Ponce
mace, pues, bajo buenos auspicios,
porque despierta generates entu-
siasmos y hermosas esperanzas.
En- los debates hay animacion,
y aunque Sc echa de yer la i'm
pericia de un pueblo j6ven, no
acostumbrado & las lides del par
lamentarismo y de la oratoria,
satisface al espiritu observar
que, qui6n mas y qui6n menos,
tiene opinion propia, la sustenta
con calor y solo cede cuando la
mayorfa, arbitro indiscutible,
pronuncia su veredicto y Ia urna
falla las divergencias de criterio
Asistimos nosotros a la consti-
tuci6n del Banco territorial, de
San Juan, y coutemplamos all1
las nismas escenas. Grupcs de
hom bres convencidos debati6n-
dose en- franca controversial; aqu1
un pensamiento que surge, ALA
una Erase que estalla, mas ALA
un periodic brusco en- que la opo-
sici6n relampaguea ALI, on la
Capital, Y aqu1, en- Ponce, Puer-
to-Rico esta demostrando que
despierta Y que va pasan los item
pos del servilismo y de la apatla.
Els un renacimiento que nos
LENA de orgullo, y que nos con
forta y nos sostiene en- la lucha
Cuando un pals comienza q mo-
verse por 81 propao, y reallzar sin
ageno auxilio grandes empresas,
q marchar sin andadores y a pres
cindir de inverosimiles tutelas,
ese pals merece que SO le estime
y SO le respete, considerandole
como una nota On el concerto de
Ia civilization.
Ponce tendra un Banco, y ten
dra un Banco fuerte, capaz de
desenvolver negocios product
vos y de dar impulse a la rique-
"a general. Para la direction del
nuevc ORGANISING go designan va
personalidades &c gran prestigio
en- esta comarca, que aceptaran
tales puestos de honor, mas que
aceptarlos les cueste un sacrifi-
clio de su comodidad y oe su ha-
cienda.
Tengamos f6 en- el porvenir;
demos prestigio & nuestras ma
cientes instituciones y no divide
mos nunca que unos de otros son
solidarios todos cuantos compo-
men una sociedad; que en- los
asuntos de interes com1n es pre-
ciso andar muy unidos y que, con
la inmensa production agrfcola
de Ponce, con su comercio fore
ciente y rico, le sobran aptitudes
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c. A r E
La Alhanbra

FL que suscrba, duefio de dicho eetable
eimierto. participa al p1blico que desde el
jreves l . de Noviemhre Sc disolvi6 la So
eiedsd B,rtran Mansto; advierte que
Il se presentare alguu recibo 6rmado de
80 modo no 10 h4ra efectivo
Desiderio Bertrdn de Ia Rosa
Pnnna Nnu.emh - 1904. MI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-05
Buen negOciO

Sc venden los aparadores Y
trameria de la tienda Palmieri,
calle del Comercio.
Francisco Para
Ponce, Octubre % 1894 | m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-05
AVISO

Ieniend0 que dusentdTnle al esta
ciudad per algunos dias, d,Jo encaygaao
de la gestt6n de todos mis dSuultgs ,l NJ
concuta1O don Manuel AntOnfo Z4fIa
erclusiUamente
Ant0nio T.. Molina
Ponce, Nbre 3 de 1891 1t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-05
AtenciOn

Ha dessparecido de In propisda da dssa
Victor Fernandez en- I'm poche de- %
cabalIo color bayo, erin cola negra 81
ados de edad, como de 6 cuArtas 10 = zs..a
IA boca 'ajada y ma-cado en- Ia espslds ea
las inirialss v. F..
I'll que 10 entregne & su dlsao en- &.
.uas se,a gratifcad0.
V FERSANBrx.
Caguas. O-tubre 81. dSY4 liun D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-05
IA ~ e HAoGN
DE VAPORES ITALIANC c

Ell vapor 10 JANEIRo 1egara a este puerto del
II del la para San Thomas G6no-
Napoes Veneca Lvorno Triese pasageos dncamen-
para Geneva Thomas Napoes Sta Cruz de Tenerfe
para Barcelona via Geneva
dstngu Clase3
ParGG GSnoras Ndpoes FrancOs Frances
do do
Sn 40 do
do do
Para nformes generates drgrse consgnatario
paza,-Ponce
Ereearo ~R~ 90
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Revista Extraniera.

Trae La Bandera Haliana algunos
datos muy intere ssntes sobre ell pa
trimonio de Su Santidad.
Entire otras muchas cosas de igual
calibre pueden observarse las siguien
tes
Leon XIII tiene en- Inglaterra dos
cie,atoS ci',cuerafa milLoneS de frances
Ell gasto del Pontf6ce asciend &
ounce NAL pesetas diarias 8 seas milo
mes al ano.
A esta suma hay que agregar dies
ni1lones de limosnas y otros regalos
menudos que recibe
Pho TX dej6 al actual v.cario de
Je-ds treinta millones de pasetas.
Las limosnas recogidas de- 1860 a
1870 consistieron en- mil mtlones.
Pero no Sc detienen aqu1 estas no
tas estupendas.
Cerca del Vaticano hay un arsenal
que consta de 122 baterfas y 5000
bonn bas guardadas por una in6uidad
de artilleros, todos disposition del
Papa.
Su Santidad tiene guardias mobiles.
guardias suizos, guardias paIatinos,
gendarmes ponti6cios. portaaillas, ca
camareros de capa y espada, coche-
ros. etc, etc.
Por 10 dem&s, la tiara e-ta ador
NADIA con ocho rubi6., v4inticuatro
perlss y una esmsralda. La cruz que
tiene como remate estA for NADIA de
doce brillantes El diamante princi-
pal de esta soberbia prenda tiene el
grueso de una nuez.
Cabe preguntar, sin que NADIA de-
tenga el pensamiento deIante de esta
fastuosa ostentaci6u de incalcula BILE
riqueza, 81 es Su Santidad un prin-
cipe oriental 81 es ministro de aqueI
que, por todo lujo, llev6 una sola tn
MICA on su vida.
Un notable escritor aleman hace
augurios fatales para Ell orgullo bri-
| tauico.
Inglaterra tendra sug ,tas sus CO.
lonias, en- tanto que conserve ell do
mimic de los mares.
Ahorabien: el a'udido escritoy
prueba que la hota inqlesa es inferior
la de Francia Russia reunidas.
Hay, ademas, la circuns tancia de
que, en- una guerra martina, Ingla
terra tendra que divir 40 fl TIA en- dis
tintas es ,uadras, que h.bran de estar
& inmensa distancia las unas de las
otras
Estas podran ser desh ,chas suce-
sivamente, y ese dia pagara Inglate-
rra las verdes y las maduras, cob IAN
dose las colouiss prime paIes, al 90
cudir el dominic ex6tico, las anti
guas cuentas.
Mr., Gefcken no dice NADIA nut vo
& Ia verdad.
El germen de muerte que siempre
| llevaron en- su seno lo4 imperios, fue
su propia extension.
Y, sobre todo, su ambicio1 insacia-
BILE.
Al szote de la guerra con ell Jap6n
SO une en- China eI de la peste negra,
que esta hacienda estrsgos espanto
sos en- algunas ,iudades del imperio
En- Canton SO murieron en- POGO
tempo, de esta epidemia terrible,
ciento cincuenta mil personals
Un m6dico frances, Mr. Yersin,
de la escuadra del txtremo oriente,
descubri6 el microbio de que p1ovie-
ne la enfermedad.
Sc crfa ell tai debajo de la terra.
q ocho diez centfmetros de profun-
didad.
Colonias enteras ha encon ntralo Mr.
Yersin, removiendo ell suelo Ell las
casas on que algun case de peste Sc
produjo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-05

gundo que con esos documentos aei ano-
tados acudan luego a cangearlos en- esta Sc
cretarfa por los resguardos nominativoi
provisionales, va impresos, 9sbiendo con
signar en- ese acto los sellos que deber
sgregarse los nismos antes de despren
derlos de los Hbros talonarios.
Adem$s de las ofcinss del Banco estar
encargados de la recaudacion de ese segun
do dividendo de anotarla eu los reclbo,
provisionales los sc enores consei -ros ac
cionistas siguientes
En Ponce Don Carlos Armstronq
Yauco- don A. Mattey Lnveras.
Mayagiisz don Francisco anes.
Arecibo. don Gr-gorio Ledesma.
Lares don Pablo Vlella
Humacao. don Rodulfo l.. Perez.
Vieques . don JOE 8 Beuitex Guzmau
Cag1as don Marcelino Sola
GuayamA- -senoTes Amor os Hrmns.
" Utoado don Juan Caselias
Yabucos don CristobaI Vallecillo.
San German. don Tomas Quinones
Manati. don Fldel Benero.
Vega baj ajs.--- S-ioie 90 Sucesores de
Sobrino & CO
Ciales. don LorenEo Foy.
Lo que So haoe Gb leo IRA conoc MEN
TO de los Interesad -.
Puerto Rico, Octubre 81 de 1894. Ell
Secretario, Salvador FsIadosa. Be :
III Director gerente provisional, Ja!ssn
BIaHco. 5vs.
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Venta de CoChes

Sc venden pcr la mitad dc s.l
valor dos coches en- buen estad..
y ocho parejas y con cuadra T
maquina de picar yerba.
En- esta imprenta daran infor-
me.
Octubre 81 de 1894. l. m. d.
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WESTBROOK.

Mrs. Hannah Hutchins at SS Years Walks
Death of Miss Angie Jefferds-Other
News Notes.
Mrs. Hannah Hutchins, of Freeport
is visiting Mr.. Smith Babb on Stroud
water street. Wednesday Mrs. Hutchins,
who is IS years of age, arrived at the
Cum berland Mills station. and on her
friends failing TO meet her there, she
walked the entire distance to Mr.. Babb's
home, which is more than a mile. Mrs.
Hutchins was nurse in the late war of
much note, and her many friends
throughout the State will be glad to
learn that she is enjoying such good
health.
game of base ball is to be played on
Scotch hill Saturday afternoon between
the Atlantics of Portland and the Pre-
sumpscots of this city. The Presump-
scots have been practicing considerably
this spring, and they expect to put up
quite game. Webb aud Harmon will
be the ballery for the home team.
The death rate in the city has been
very low this spring, and there has
been but one death in two weeks in our
community of over 5000 people. West
brook has the advantages Of good drain
age and pure drinking water.
Mr.. Russell Woodman returned Wednes-
day evening from his Western trip.
Mr.. Will Redden, who has been absent
from the city the past two months re-
turned home Wednesday.
Messrs. G.F Murch, 6. Il. Raymond,
A. M. Quimby and C.B. Woodman re-
fishing exclusion to Songo. They re-
port tie Fishing rather poor, but Mr..
Murch and Mr.. Quinby nevertheless
succeeded in landing beauty piece.
Miss Angie M. Jefferds died at her
home, on Cumberland street Wednesday
afternoon, after an illness of several
months. resulting from paralytic
age. and was a native of Yarmouth,
having resided in this city for a little
more than year.
Quite delegation from Pequauket
Tribe I.O.R. M. attended the special
meeting of the Grand Council at Port
land Wednesday evening, which raised
Mr.. GA. Towel of Augusta to Grand
Sachem.
The graduating exercises of the West
brook high school occurred at the Meth
odist church at the west end Thursday
afternoon. The graduating class num-
Der 81, as follows: Herbert F. Adams,
Minnetta R. Anderson. May "A. Bacon,
Lillian A. Barker, G. Arthur Bennett,
Florence NJ. Bartlett, Jennie M. Bick
ford. Harvey H. Bishop, Josie M. Black,
Pearl A. Brown, Fred Burns, Walter P.
Cobb, Elizabeth E. Cutter, Ethel M.
Dana, Nellie v. Dresser, Nettie F. Ell
well, Charles H. Hallowell, Annie M.
Hill, Addie G.Jordan, John A. Leighton,
Lucian P. Libby, Bessie NJ Lowell, Mar
garet E. Matthews, Nellie L. Mccain,
Mary E. Pennell, L. Maude Pike, Frank
I. Quinby, Eta E. Riggs, Charles /.
Spear, Alice M. Springer. George j.
Skillings. Maude Swan, Otis S. Traf-
ton.
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WEDDINGS.
Hill--Nash.


At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Nash, on Sherman street, there was
a charming wedding yesterday noon,
their daughter, Miss Grace J. Nash, be-
ing united in marriage to John Howard
Hill, Esq. The house was pretty dec
grated for the occasion with smilax and
snowballs, land the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Blanchard, under a
bridal arch. The maid of honor was
Miss Annie SWEET, and the best man
was Mr.. Fred Palmer Little Miss Mabel
Gushing and Helen Towle we've a very
attractive part OF. the bridal party. The
bride wore white satin, with veil and
wreath of orange blossoms, and carried
bouquet ofllillies of the valley. Messrs.
George Orr, Hight Rines, Higgins and
Llewellyn Barton were the ushers. At
ter the wedding there was reception.
which was attended by very many
friends of the bride and groom. A pro-
fusion of wedding gifts testified to the
interest which the friends of the couple
take i'll them. The wedding was one of
the preJtiest of the season.
Barrows-Foster.
A pretty morning wedding took
place yesterday, at the residence of the
BRIDES aunt, Mrs. SIS. Eaton No. 40 St.
John street, when Mr.. George G. Barrows
and Miss Susie E.Foster were united in
marriage. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. Jenkins of State street
church, of which the bride is a IN EN- Der
in the presence of immediate relatives.
Among the many presents were hand
some gift from George C.Shaw & Co.,
silver service from the clerks, and two
checks-one for Sl0o and the other for
$50.
The house was beautifully decorated
with flowers, lilies of the valley pre-
dominating, being sent by friends from
away. The bride was attired in benga-
line silk, trimmed with lace, and carried
bouquet of lilies of the valley. Bert
E. Libby was best man, and Miss Nellie
G. Eaton, cousin of the bride, was
bridesmaid. The couple left on the noon
train for Massachusetts, and the noun
tains.
Johnson-Shaw.
A very pleasant home wedding took
place Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. j, d. johnson, on
Rrackett street, when their daughter,
Carrie Elizabeth, was married to Sam
uel Wilde Shaw. The ceremony was per-
formed at $50 by the Rev. Mr.. Cate of
the Plymouth church. The bridesmaid
was Miss Elizabeth Florence Pea bles,
cousin of the bride, and the best man
was Mr. Nathaniel Shaw, brother of
the groom. Mr.. Raymond Smith was
usher. The rooms were Hastily decora-
ted, and were filled with large numb Der
of the members of the two families.
There were many elegant and expensive
gifts, showing the high esteem in which
the young couple are held by their
many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw will reside at os
Clark street, and will be at home after
July 1st
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M AlNE TOWNS.
Items Of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.

Mechanic Falls.
John Rand, the man who was arrested
Monday for the assault on Mabel Thur
low, was examined yesterday by two
local physicians and pronounced insane.
He was taken to the insane asylum at
Augusta By Sheriff True.
Gray.
DRY MILLS.
Several members of the printers asso-
clat1ou are camping at Morrills' Pavilion
on the borders of Dry Pond for few
days.
Twenty five members of Grany grange
attende the Cumberland county Po-
mona Grange at New Gloucester We'd
nesday.
Will Witham and Richard Quint went
to Rumford Falls last Monday to work
on the new wooden mill. Silas WI Foster
has the contract for the brick work, and
we hear that Foster and Dolly have
taken the woodwork to do.
Miss Alice Davis of Raymond is visiting
at Mrs. Geroge McDonald's.
sChester Marsden of Auburn is at H..
l.. Morse's.
On Wedn ssday the 18th, at Ethe house
of Charles Mason, Mr.. James Humes OF
Casco, and Mrs. Phoebe Leavitt of Dry
Mills, were united in marriage.
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Tuell OF Augusta, who recently returned
from trip to the West, for his health,
was raised up by Past Great Sachem R.
Fl. Libby of this city. The following
officers were also raised up:
Great Sanap-. E. Wheeler.
Great Nishewena-Ira G. Strout of West
brook.
Great Guard of Wigwam-Thomas
Wood.
Great Guard of Forest--L. A. Frank of
Westbrook.
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WIT AND WISDOM,

who's the Co. in your frm?'' asked
Smasher of his friend the grocer my
wife. ' . All, she's silent partner, is she?"
The grocer rubbed his chin for moment.
Well he replied. in some doubt, 'she
amt so alfred silent when you come to
think of it.'-Detroit Free Press.
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Mrs. Mullins treading the newspaper)-'A
Philadelphia man rejoices in the name OF
Medycvny Garczynskiego." Mr.. Mullins
don't believe that is his right name?'' mo:
1 don't believe he rejoices in it.'-Life.
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Thrown Up by Volcanic Eruption
DEEPEST OCEAN ON EARTH,

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with soil of wonderful fertility, with
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by a people of extraordinary interest,
transformed from barbarism to high civ
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lean statesmen, with an independent re-
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cahed child of the United States, thes
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intelligent Americans. It is not surpris-
ing that PRESS readers appreciate the
chance we offer of the most rare and
beautiful views of Hawaii ever brought
to this country, accompanied, as they
are, with a very feast in the charming
descriptions by the Hon. John L. Stevens
and Prof. W. B. Oleson.
The whole series Of eight portfolios
now ready.
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Order of Red Men.

At a special meeting of the Great
Council of Maine, I. %. R. M, Wednesday
evening at the Wigwam of Machigonne
tribe, the Great Sachem-elect, GA.
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MONEY TO LOAN-On farm mortgages as
uA well as loans on other real estate. Also
on collateral securities at satisfactory rates.
Farms and all kinds of real estate bought and
sold. L. 2. BUTLER, 80 Exchange street.
Ill
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MONEY TO LOAN-On real estate first
1xA and second mortgages, commercial
paper, stocks, bonds, personal property or
any good collateral security, at the lowest
market rates. For particulars inquire of A.
G. LIBBY, AZ Exchange street. 81
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ITO LET-At Old Orchard, a cottage of
IL eight rooms, plastered and furnished,
city water. Well situated, corner of First
street and Old Orchard avenue. For terms,
address MRS. P. G. FOSS, Old Orchard, Me.
III
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EXCU RSTON.

$500 (six dollars) to Ste Anne De Beaupre,
$3.50 six ffty); from Portland to ali
stations on the Intercolenial Ry.. from Point
low rates. Tickets good going June 22d and
23d, good to return until August Esd, 1894.
L. j. sEARGEANT
Je12dtd General Manager.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoriar
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WANTED-You to know that Morton's
w Wash for Fruit Trees Is the most won
derful and useful discovery of the age. It
will destroy the bark louise nd give the trees
a bright healthy appearance. 1t will drive
away all borers that may be in the trees
The moth will not deposit its eggs on or
about the trees the same season it is used.
Mice and rabbits will not girdle the trees
on which the wash has been used. WILLIAM
KKHSKfH4EH North OBJ pessaidng Maine ta. IsAA A
land. 1871
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ITO LET-A sunny convenient rent in good
repair, very desirable; also small rent
on Dow street, Inquire at 213 Brackett, cor.
Dow street. A. A! SWEETSER. 81
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WATCH REPAIRING

AHFW Resilient Waltham Mainsprtngs only 75c,
~ warrahted; cleaning and handspring only
81 30; cleaning 81 90. Al work strickly frstclass
and warranted. Twenty-Five years a watch maker.
MCKINNEY. the Watcn Maker. 459 Congress ST.,
Monument Square. sep4dtft
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TIT LET-A furnished cottage on Great Dia-
Il mond Island. Terms moderate. Apply at
LOT North street. 1871
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To LET-RENTs.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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Right Arm Paralyzed!
Saved from St. Vitus Dance.

sour daughter, Blanche, now f1f-
teen years of age, had been terribly
afflicted with nervousness, and had
lost the entire use of her right arm.
We feared St. Vitus dance, and tried
the best physicians, with no benefit.
She has taken three bottles of DR..
Miles Neryine and has gained 81
pounds. Her nervousness and symp-
toms of st. Vitus dance are entirely
gone, she attends school regularly,
and has recovered complete use Of
her arm, her appetite is splendid"
MRS. 3. r. BULLOCK, Brighton, NY.
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WANTED-The Public to know that, The
will be opened for the season to summer
boarders and transient guests on and after
Saturday. June 16, 1894. IRA G. FOSS.
Proprietor. 15-1
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q 600 house wanted; must be one of the
part of the city. Cash is ready for such
house when approved by the purchaser.
Would like nice stable with it. Apply to W.
H. WALDRON, 1870 Middle street. l2-l
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WANTED-Washing and house cleaning
w to do for few nice families, by a
capable American woman; works by the
hour. Apply to No. II Congress street, City.
III
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ITO LETT can sell you a new house at
u Woodfordsfor small monthly payments
Fitted for two families. Has bathroom
sebago water and cemented cellar On line
of street and steam car. N. S. GARDNER,
Oxford Building, City. 1871
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MI ONEY TO LOAN-6 and per cent on
1yI Real Estate first and second mortgage.
Also loan on Life Insurance Policies and
any good Collateral Security. Notes dis
counted low rates. W. P. CARR, Second
Floor, Room 6, Oxford Building ju5-4
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash in advance.
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ITO LET-House No. II Mayo street, near
Il Cumberland, down stairs rent. contain
month. JOHN T. FAGAN, s. Exchange
street. AL
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DR.. Miles Neryine
Cures.

Y DR.. Miles Nervine is sold on a positive
guarantee that the first bottle will benefit
All druggists sell it at 1.6 bottles for S., or
it will be sent, prepaid. on receipt of price
by the DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Ekhart Ind.
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FoR sAt lie story building eox;28
situated corner Commercial street and Com
mercial wharf. Has dock privileges and is
occupied and paying we'll. A. G. LIBBY,
421a Exchange street. 1871
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FOR SALE-Schooner Mary H. Lewis. IS
4 tons, all fitted for fishing. Can be
bought at a trade. Inquire of JOHN NJ.
FREEMAN, II Exchange street, Portland,
Me. III
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ITO LET-House 90 Winter street, 10 rooms,
i $25; 81 Piue street, 5 rooms, SIS; lower
rent, near Vaughan and Congress, 8 rooms, $25;
rooms, $3.50 FURNISHED cottages on Peak.
Little and Great Diamond. N. S. GARDINER,
100 hlldole street. 1871
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EOR SALE-$45o will buy one cord of good
dry hard pine wood. Sawed and deliy-
cred. 4. D. MORSE, 20 Plum Street. Tele-
phone 50-2. l5-1
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FOR SALE-At a bargain. Merry-go-round
"A a at Peaks Island, including ten horses,
three carriages, new canvas tent and organ.
terms. Cause for selling other business.
Address. E. f. HAMILTON, Chebeague,
maine. 15-l