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Epworth League.

. Manchester, n. H., October 5.-The seore-
tary of the Epworth League in session here
in his report stated that he was safe in an
nouncing gain of fifty chapters, making
an estimated number at present OF 750; also
a gain in membership of 5000, making the
total membership of $4,000 in round num-
bers. In the junior department great adj
vance is chronicled, there being now BAL
Junior leagues with a membership among
the thousands. Rev. E. M. Taylor of Bos-
ton, was chosen president and Rev. E. o..
Thayer of Gorham. Me-, was elected first
vice president.
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Gospel Mission,

A series of special revival gospel and
temperance meetings will be held at the
Gospel Mission, commencing on Sunday
evening and continuing every evening
during the week. Rev. S. F. Pearson has
been able TO secure the services of the New
Orleans jubilee singers TO assist him in the
meetings. This company has raised fifty
eight thousand dollars for the Latache
seminary of Louisiana, and are unrivalled
by any company of jubilee singers that
have ever visited our state in this line of
work. Silver collections will be taken at
the door to defray the large expense at
tending the meetings.
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Griffith P. owen and His Eventful Ca reer

Grifhth L. owen and His Eventful Ca reer
The case against Griffith P. Owen of
Lewiston, for using the mails for fraudulent
purposes was continued for sentence In
the United States court yesterday morning.
This fine appearing young man has
travelled all over the world and has three
medals Tor life a7ing. Once he jumped
overheard from the deck of the steamship
Telegraphic while in the English channel
and saved mother and her little daughter.
The child had crawled on the rail and fell
overheard when the ship gave a lurch. The
mother jumped overheard to save her little
one. and Owen followed. He held both
mother and child up until boat was
lowered. For this brave act the Royal
Humane society of England gave him a
medal which he wears with two American
medals.
He was serving on the revenue cutter
boutwell, on the southern station during
the severe tornadoes in 1883. He aided in
the rescue of the crew of pilot boat and
the citizens of Savannah voted him medal
for bravery.
He served on the revenue Outer Ga latin
when the steamship City of Columbus went
down off GayssHead. He was one of the
volunteers who went tossthe rescue in sthe
life boat of the Gallatin under the COM
mand OF Lieut.. Rhodes. He received
medal for this.
Owen is an expert in photography and
engraving, is a contortionist, a vent1ilo-
quist and at one time was an assistant to
Kellar, the magician.
The offence for which Griffith was in
dicted was very serious; but his records, his
youth and his good appearance were so
much il his favor that when he pleaded
nolo contendere, Judge Putnam continued
the case. which means that the young man
can join the revenuescutter where he has a
place and retrieve his reputation.
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Gray.
DRY MILLS.

DRY MILLS.
Mr.Edwards and wife of Boston, is
visiting at her sisters, Mrs, George
Quint.
Mr.. Isaiah Hawkes. and wife, of Vest
brook are visiting at her fathers, Mr..
NJ Morril.'s.
Several from this place attended
the fairs at New Gloucester and
Casco last Wednesday.
Carl Stewart went to Rig by to attend
the horse trot this week.
There was quite smart rain Wednes-
day night.
WATERFORD.
A Gospel Temperance Meeting will be
held at the Baptist church at South
WATERFORD on Tuesday evening. Oct. 9th,
at 7.3O. Rev. F. M. Lamb of Kennebunk
will address tine meeting and lead the
singing. Rev. III. Emery of Saco is
also expected to givea an address,.
vinalhaven.
At meeting of the Memorial Asso-
citation held last night, Ethe building
committee was instructed to award the
contract for the Memorial Hall build
ing to VIII. Glover & Co., of Rockland,
for S7343, they being the lowest bidders.
The only stone building in town will
be the new lookup which is being built
by Mr.. John Lowe, superintendent of
the Bodwell Granite Company. 1t will
have cement floor with walls and roof
of granite.
Hon.F.S. Wall left for Searsmont this
week.
T.G. Libby. of the firm of Lane & Lib
by, is in Portland and Gloucester this
week ON business.
Rev. WE. Gaskin and wife are attend
ing, convention in Rockland this week.
Steamer Governor Bodwell, which was
been hauled off for painting, resumed
her route again today.
Arrived October 3, Lettie Hopkins
Smith, with 10000 fresh fish Evelyn
Smith, with 10000 pounds.
WIS. Carver starts for Boston October
9Th, for few days .visit with his broth.
er, W.D. Carver of Maiden, Mass.
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Found Dead in Her Chair.

. skowhegan, October 5.-Mrs. Judkins,
about rs years of age. wife Of D. F. Judkins,
a prominent merchant here, was found
sitting in her chair dead this forenoon. SIZE
had been i'll with pulmonary trouble, but
appeared to be improving, and her death
was a great surprise.
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sTATEToPIcs OF INTEREST,

Deputy Sheriff George Esty brought
down from Rangeley last week very
large and nice lot of liquors, which he
seized at the railroad station in that
town, and housed them in the county
building to await action on the case.
The lot included four sugar barrels and
two jugs filed with liquors.
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WEDDING.
Ross-Anderson.

lneie was pretty wedding at the home
OF ehe orloe's grandmother, Mrs. Il. +.
Mol'oh, "a Munjoy street, Thursday eve
nlng. Tue contracting parties were Samuel
II. hoss' shipping clerk at F. L. Tibbetts
anu MISS FhllenaNW. Anderson. 1.-THE wed
dlne cerelnony was performed by Rev Ali.
"rlght. Ihe couple stood under an arch of
evergfeens and cut flowers Potted plants
and vases of five rs were artistioally
arranged In the parIor. There were many
rare and beautiful gifts i presented, by
the friends of the couple. they will reside
on Cumberland street
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A youth of 80 years. only 26 inches
and weighing 26 Fpounds, was in Rock.
land Thursday on a visit. He was
Donald Robbins of Belfast.
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CLOCK REPAIRING

\ HAVE made speciality of clock repairing for
My prices reasonable, my work strictly rstciass
Drop postal and / will send for your clocS
MCKINNEY. the Clock Maker, 459 Congress ST
inouuAnoAe oqu@1e' sept4d;f
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD

Friday-Nelson D. Getchell. Larceny
sixty days in the county Jail.
Jacob $. Smith. Larceny; thirty days in
The county Jail.
Joseph Taylor. vagabond thirty days in
he county Jail.
Joseph f. lteese. Intoxication fined So
md costs.
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Samuel Harris of Biddeford retured
Tuesday from a ten days. stay in Har-
rison, where he put in several days gun
ming. He says he never saw grey squir-
rels so thick. He brought back As. sew
eral cartridges and live coon.
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Odd Fellows in Carl ou have bought
the King Block and intend to spend
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MISCELLANEOUS,
A COMMON QUESTION.
WHERE MAY WOMEN GO FOR HELP
How Many American Women Have
Asked This Question of Themselves.

ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY READERs.l
You may call it dangerous modesty if
you viii. 1t is in woman's heart, and is
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FOR SALE OR TO LET-One of the prettiest
estates in Willard, Cape Elizabeth, stu
the Ferry, on high eminence, commanding a
full view OF the ocean, the islands and the en-
tire harbor and surrounding country The
half acre OF land, covered with fruit trees.
raspberry bushes and nice strawberry bed.
The house has seven rooms nicely furnished. a
piazza all around. very nice cemented ce lar
and Sebago water. INQUIRE at 245 Federal ST.
JOdN M. dONEY. IL
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FOR SALE-Oakdale. One of the best houses
Il on William street; eight rooms bath.
ton, Sebago water. apple, pear, plum and
cherry trees, grape vines currants rospberries.
strawberries, gOOseberries Cost ovor $1,000:
will be sold at q bargain. Apply at WILLIAM
STREET, Oakdale, lott
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MAINE TOWNS.

Items of Interest Gathered by Corres-
pondents of the Press.
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part of woman's
nature. :
She shrinks from
telling her physical
troubles to men.
During the past
40 years thousands
of women through
out the world have
written in woman
ly confidence to
Lydia 4. Finkham
at Lynn, Mass,
and laid bare the
life of misery they
endured.
They wrote freely,
knowing that their
letters went direct
to the hands of a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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ITO LET-New house corner Clark and York
IL streets, containing 4 desirable flats
modern improvements; sun all day. INQUIRE
on premises to IL a. H., to 4 p. nj. ii
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MR.. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to buy
IM cast off clothing OF all descriptions for
highest cash prices. Address letters or postal
to 100 MIDDLE ST. auglbdtf
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EOR RENT--Very desirable furnished house
Il No, 90 Pine ST.. corner Of Lewis. For
particulars call at "a HIGH ST. IL
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Skowhegan will have celebration up
on the opening of her electric road.
There will be boat races, a ballon ascen-
sion and parachute leap, fremen's con-
tests, etc. and altogether the biggest time
Skowhegan ever INDUCED in.
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woman WHO. not alone understood their
sufferinss but whose heart was full of
sympathy with them. The experience of
thousands has proved how carefully their
letters were studied, and how true and
sure came the. answer. and helpfulness.
You may be suffering daily when you
need not. You can tell the story of your
paingto woman, and get the help that
only woman can give,
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WANTED-Your attention to this an
w nouncement. A dancing school will
be opened at Thatcher Post hall, Friday,
October 5, Manchester, teacher For partie- =
ulars please call at HAYES music store,
Ala Congress street. ia
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ming He says he never saw grey SPUR
rels so thick. He brought back 4S. sew
eral cartridges and live coon.
Skowhegan will have celebration up
on the opening of her electric road
There will be boat races, a ballon ascen-
sion and parachute leap, firemen's con-
tests, etc. and altogether the biggest time
Skowhegan ever INDUCED in.
The RockIand Daily Star has complet.
ed it's first half year, which has been
very prosperous.
A curious freak of recent whirlwind
is related by the Pennington Chronicle:
it passed over C.E. Gordon's farm, on
the Vienna road, about two miles from
Sharon village, and made havoc on his
farm, but appears to have visited no
other section of the town. Portions of
the roof of his house and barn were lift
ed bodily and destroyed, an clubhouse
was taken up, carried around the
house and into the front yard, where it
was completely shattered, three large
while all the fruit in his orchard now
lies upon the ground. The damage to
Mr.. Gordon is heavy.
The Rockland Opinion says: "The
people in the south end of this city are
in a state of perfectly justifiable indig-
nation over the wanton and wicked de-
struction of beautiful shade trees on the
west side of Main street, between Flor
ence and Holmes streets, which has been
going on under the direction of Mayor
Knight and Street Commissioner Sim
mons all this week.
There are more vacant tenements In
BROOKS now than at any one time for
the past ten years. Real estate owners
are not discouraged, however, and are
anticipating better tines in the near fUt-
ure.
The past summer, agents representing
| Chicago firm were in Augusta staking
orders for books of. views oil prominent
places IN this county. Now that they are
being delivered theressis considerable
Kicking" by subscrib beers, who say the
BOOKS are not nearly as good as the sam
pies. Some have refused to stake them,
| and the end is not vet
The case against Mrs. Woodbury. for
taxing the child from the Spaulaings
came up again on Tuesday,on a motion to
| have the exceptions of Mrs. woodbury. S
| counsei certified to the chief Justice for
| immediate consideration. Tnls motion
OF the counsel for the Spauldlngs was
would result in aelay until next May.
Judge Hall has granted the motion, and
the exceptions must be filed by October
| 18th, and argued tn the full court by
| November 18th. W
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EOR RENT-A furnished house with all the
Il modern improvements, western part of the
city. To a small family. Inquire at 525
Cumberland St. 2-1
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FOE SALE.
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Head for one week for rs cts. in advance

FOR SALE-In a village 90 miles from
Portland.a store with stock of goods,
tenement of rooms over store, stable and
one halt acre of land. Price $13CO includ-
ing stock. BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 IL Ex-
change street. 81
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FOR SALE--A large quantity of white pine
ing. pine shingles, also door frames. finish
boards and clapboards, all of the best work
manship; prices low. Call or address SILAS
HUBBARD, North Iimington Maine IA
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WANTED-A clerk, one that has had expert
~ ence and also chamber woman at the
ST. JULIAN HOTEL. ii
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FOR SALE--The Milton Dyer farm on North
u Shore of Cape Elizabeth; 80 acres of as
beautifully located shore property as can be
found on the Coast Of Maine, and only miles
from Portland. This property can now be
secured at a bargain. HERBERT s. DYER.
First National Bank Building, Al
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DOR SALE--Steam Launch, EVELYN, 25 fl
y long. 6 #. beam, Oh. P Shipman engine.
will .sell :cheap. RYAN s. KELSEY, $50
COmI SG. 1-2
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Il awhile punt. Owner can have the same
by calling at William Studleys, fish market,
Commercial wharf by proving property and
paying charges. EMERY DOUGHTY. 5-1
EOUND-On Jewels Island. last August,
4 and not claimed, watch, probably
dropped by p1cnicer. 29-l
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ECR SALE-New residence just complet-
IL ed, 6ne large lot in excellent location.
corner North and Montreal streets, Eyery
thing modern up to date A delightful
house for thrifty business man. Will make
easy terms to right party. H. H. SHAW.
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ITO LET-The very pleasant lower tenement
Il No. IA Spruce street, consisting of rooms
fitted with gas, Sebago, etc. Good ccmented
cellar and very large yard. Price $21 a month.
Inquire Of A. G. LIBBY & CO., 421a Exchange
street. al
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EOR SALE-11s story house containing six
4 rooms, situated corner Grove and Grant
streets; has Sebago water. closets. etc; lot 4Ox
80; price $500 For further particulars in
qulre OF A. G. LIBBY & CO., 421e Exchang
slreet. IL
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ITO LET akdale, upstairs rent of rooms
cellar perfect ba Se3 %nao% bara
wood floors. etc. Price S14.oO Inquire at the
house, % WILLIAM ST., or d. r. FROHOCK,
Alb Commercial ST.. City. 81
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nor RENTAL West End; a first class house.
IL No. 1853 Congress street, all modern i'm
provements. Ready. Oct. LIST. Apply to F. W.
MCKINNEY. 1852 Spring street. 2-l
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LOST AND FOUND.

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one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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THO LET-At No, q Roberts street. down
IL stairs tenement with bath room. new
house. Apply on premises. G. ". BLAKE.
2-l
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WANTED-A partner in an Auction and
~ Sale Stable, one of the largest sale
stables in Boston, doing large business.
Have accommodation for about 100 horses an
STABLES, z, 8, IL East Lenax St.. Boston.
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FOR SALE-On Carter street, very desira-
L Bile house lotsS5x9O This lot will be sold
at bargain ana on terms to suit purchasers
E. G. S. KICKER, First National Bank Build
ing, Room i, Basement. al
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pIANO FOR SALE-A Weber in first class
condition and as good as newA A great
bargain. Call during forenoon. 7S PINE ST,
CITY Al
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EOR SALE-One of the best residences in
Il Deering; consisting of 1-2 story house,
containing IL rooms. situated corner Moves
and Longfellow streets, near the electric
cars. Lot contains 5000 feet. A. G. LIBBY,
42 l-2 Exchange street. 81
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OPERA GLASSES.

HAVE large line of LIE Marie and other good
= makes IN any style of Case you may wish. The
prices are low and the styles will surely suit YOU
opera Glasses to let. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler,
469 Congress street. Monument Square
sepsdtf
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THO LET-Two tenements at the corner of
HILL at $13 and S14 per month respectively.
Inquire of MRS. HANNAH FLOYD. 81 Con-
gress St., or M. A. FLOYD, 1051a Exchange
street. 81
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The RockIand Daily Star has complet.
ed it's first half year, which has been
very prosperous
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ITO LET = Pleasant tenement of five
L. rooms at LAT Oxford street, price $l2 81
per month. Apply at TRUE BROS, 39l
Foresstreet. ST.
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WANTED-An persons IN want of trunks or
W bags to call at E. D. REYNOLDS, 593
Congress street, one door above Geo. C. Shaws
grocery store, as We manufacture our goods
and can therefore give you bottom prices:
trunks repaired: open evenings oc2-1
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FOR SALE-New house at Oakdale, Il rooms.
bath. Sebago, etc.; two tenements; built
upon honor; neat as pin. A bargain for
home or investment. Must be sold. s. M.
WATSON, Alb Congress street. 81
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TO LET.

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one week for rs cents cash in advance.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

NFw Resilient Waltham Bainsprings only Toe.
~ warranted; cleaning and handspring only
81 sc; cleaning g. 90. All work strickly frstclass
and warranted. Twenty-Five years a watch maker.
MCKINNEY. the Watcn Maker, 459 Cong ress ST
Monument Square sept4dtf
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EoR SALE-On Munioy Hill, corner Morning
u q Turner streets,a 21a story house fitted for
TWO families and letting for 500 month. Good
lot OF land. For further particulars inquire,of
A. c. LIBBY q CO.. 421a Exchange street Al
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WANTED.
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one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.

WANTED-For miss of sixteen years of
w age, board at four dollars per week
in a Christian family. near Grammar
SCHOOL, and with the use of piano. APP
ply to REV. A. n. DAIRY, Westbrook, Me-,
Isl Main street. 81
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TITO LET-On Pearl streets very desirable
u lower rent of eight rooms. sunny ex-
Eosure. Will be let reasonable 10 right par
ties. e. G. $. RiCkER.& CO., First National
Bank Building, room l, basement. 81
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rNO LET-Large nice house. centally located
IL on nice street; very pleasant with all
modern improvements. Will lease for one
year OF more if desired. L. O. BEAN g. CO.,
Monument Square, Al
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WANTED-A boy for Office work. gradu-
ate of the High School preferred. Ada
dress in own hand writing, A. B. c., this office
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wANTED-FEMALE HELL

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WANTED-Gir for general house work.
w Apply at 40 West street. 81 :
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WANTED-By an American young man,
w position in manufacturing or mer-
camille business in Portland. Will begin on
small salary. if in line OF promotion. Good
entry bookkeeping. Five years in present
position. Temperate, energetic and amSlt-
ious. III, J" care letter carrier No. l, Salem,
Mass. 81
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WANTED-Strong capable girl for gene
w raj house work. Apply at NO. So
CONGRESS STREET. 81
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nor RENT-Upper half of 1ol Danforth
4 street; sun all day; rooms and bath room.
$23 per month. Inquire 38 HIGH ST, Al
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EOR RENT-very pleasant tenement of
IL five rooms 81 High street., 1913 per month.
Enquire 3S HIGH STREET. 81
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EOK SALE~fn Falmouth. 1-2 miles from
Il Portland, on road leading from Port
land to Yarmouth. farm of 30 acres; the best
farm for a darying OF milk farm in the
State of Maine. j. VIM. MERRILL, Box 400
Falmouth 29-2
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WANTED-A man to take an office and rep
w resent a manufacturer; $50 per week,
small capital required. ADDRESS. with stamp,
Mfg. Box 212. Con cord Junction, Mass.
sept22 S&W5t
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WANTED-The first of October second
w girl, competant and well-commenGed
MRS. J. p. BAXTER, 81 Deering ST. eet 81
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FOR SALE-Milk Route of about 25 cans;
Il mostly retort. Must be sold this week
Inquire at BOX 81. South Portland T. O. Al
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wv Salesman; salary from start
~ permanent place. BROWN BROS;
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GTORE WANTED-wish to hire in a
- country town or village store, we'll
located for confectionery, fruit and
variety business. A vacant store preferred.
ADDRESS Box IS, Deering Centre, Me. 81