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Mrs. Mary A. Thompson. OF brooklyn, who Is
being sued by her husJadn, Frederick w. Thomp-
son for - divorce, claims title to house worth
SO coo in McDonough street which stands in her
hu.and's name She has brought suit TO es-
tabltsh this claim but Justice Cullen, Of the
Supreme Court, has reserved his decision In the
matter I'LL the divorce proceedings are closed.
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committee OF the Detroit branch OF the
Me,ropotap Life Insurance Companys Conven-
uon visited the City Han this morning. Peter
Nlchol who led the Committee is from Port
Huron. The others were ]. NJ Welsh OF De
troit, j. Heating OF Detroit; T. Kralemanu. Of
Detroit; J. Crowley, OF Detroit
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JUDGE SMITHS TAILORS SUE.
He Says the Clothes Were Poorly
Made and Too Expensive.

Victor Smith. the racing Judge. is
again In legal trouble. To-day he was
sued in the City Court by his former
tailors. Al Powell & Co.. for s273, for
clothes furnished Smith from Aug. 49,
1892. to Dec. 20, 1892. The bill was orig
inally 1878, but Smith paid 500 on ac-
count. Among the items Is s65 over
coat. furnished to one Darneille. as the
complainants alleEe, on Smiths orders,
and for which. 1t is alleged. he guar
anteed payment
Smith to-day admitted getting ell the
clothes, except the overcoat, for which
he denies all responsibility. He states
that the prices charged were eXhorbi-
family high and that the clothes were
badly made and unfit for use.
Justice Mccarthy set the case down
on the October calendar.
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Mrs. LaseIle'. Death Accidental

In his report to the Superintendent Capt,
Eason. OF Brooklyn. says that the death of Mrs
Sarah Lasells, OF y Downing street. was prob
ably due to an accident lie thinks she fell
from the window while leaning out
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Removed the Interprcter,

Interpreter LinEi Crlscoa Of the Brooklyn
Court n Sessions was replaced to-day by Ltngi
Rictio. in the trial OF "Rg Jim" RonoginVa for
the murder OF Robert Balsamo II was charged
that Criscclo did not interpret correctly. The
case viii probably 60 10 the Jury this afternoon,
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MCFARLAND SEEKS DIVROCE.
Three Co-RespondeDts Named in
His Suit.

Justice Cullen, In the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. this morning allowed Mrs.
Clara Il. Mcfarland $40 counsel fee and
IS a week alimony to defend the suit for
absolute divorce brought against her by
her husband, Frederick Mcfarland. The
couple, who were married in 1876. live at
Bcllmore, l.. l., and have three children.
Mcfarland. who admits in his affidavit
that he is weak physically and mentally,
says he has been able to do but little
work for years and that his mother has
been Obliged to support him and his fam
lily. He says he gave all his earnings to
his wife. In his complaint he accuses her
OF being too intimate with John Harlem
field and Frederick Rosendale, two board
Mrs. Mcfarland denies the charges.
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Lower Taxes for RrooLlyn,

II was said to-day at the once OF the Kings
County Supervisors that the tar rate for Brook
Ign would not probably be determined tsr sew.
eral weeks yet Mayor Schieren has promised
a reduction In the rate for the ensuing year.
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Interfcred with the Trolley,

Charles Reed. driver OF the Knlckerbocker
Ice Company who was arrested this morning for
driving IN front Of trolley car in Fulton
stree, and refusing to ge, on, Of the way. vas
nnei s. by JUSTICE walsh. In the Adams Street
Police Court
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COuldn't Resist.

From Kate Fields washington.)
The Judge (sternly)-What induced
you to marry this poor girl when you
already have four wives living?
The Prisoner (meekly)-Force Of habit,
Your Honor
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SELECT ACADEMY stenography and typewr!ting.
$50 wilouEhhy ave. Brooklyn highest stand
ard; typewriting done. terms moderate; catalogue.
wO0LWINE SCHOOL. Tulahoma, \renn.-
Ninth year: home for boys and young men
school now open for ftuden's
S S. MOOLwINE. PRINCIPAL.
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Norm
(From TRUTH

CFrom TRUTH
Wife, must so to the doctor: fear
I've got dropsy. I weigh $50 pounds.
Husband-Where were you weighed?
Wife-On your coal scales.
Husband Then don't worry: your
weight is normal
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FOR SALE-A lager beer saloon in good busi
ness height orhood with full license expiring
Sept. 8. 1895. price $500. one-hnf cash. Inquire
real. estate ONCE. 20 South 9Th ave
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Frank White. who has rscent,y nlure,l
- second in various bouts. announces
that he will not act In that capacity
after the mill between Rilly Ahearn,
his pupil, and George Reynolds. He will
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Twenty words OF "Sltuations Wanted"
advertisements in The World" for 10
cents. Fourteen words of Houses and
Rooms in THE World" for 80 cents.
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II you wish any boarders for the Win.
ter advertise In 1.-THE World" Fourteen
words for 20 cents.
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Entries for the Williamsburg Athletic
Clubs boxing tournament will close oct.
s with Charles +. Greves 526 North Sec
ond street. Brooklyn, and j. l.. sullivan,
2A Broadway. this city. The bouts will
be held in the Palace Rink, 81 to 80
10. The tourney is open TO amateurs
under A. A. U. rules. In the ITO, 100, 1870
and 14O pound classes. Gold watches
are the prizes.
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A. an Executive Committee meeting
ing il wac decided To have tr1tting. and
possibly pacing. races every Saturday
afternoon during the balance 81 the
season at Fleetwood Park The follow
ing purses are offered Tor Sept -: tiOI
each for the 2li, @?i and 30 classes
trotting; the entries - close with Sccre-
tary Mason tomorrow night at 6
O'Clock
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS "A WEST 10TH ST.
w Med. HALSEY, Phi. d.
Short lessons thoroughly mastered. Reopeni
Wednesday. Sept. IS 1894 or one hundred and
ninety nine boys prepared for college. one hun
dred and seventy were admitted without condi-
tons Special honors and prizes taken In three
colleges this year by boys from this school.
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Every Tuesday is THE Worlds" Bar
gain Day" in which all For Sale ads
are repeated free in 1.-THE Evening
World"
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I4TH ST. LOAN GO.
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!

S2o TO 1000 Al PER CENT.
Private parties and business people accommo.
dated furniture, pianos and other security WIZ
out removal easiest and lowest terms
AMERICAN GUARANTEE ASSN,
ITO East Iz5th st.
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81, 500 SPOT CASH will buy half interest IN my
restaurant; not a large place. but very hand
some one and one OF the best located In the city;
long lease; crowded all day long with very Anest
class OF patrons. and actually coming money;
find the hours too long and duties too much for
one not over-robust man to manage alone; only Q
wide-awake, industrious man, with good creden-
tas and willing to devote his entire time and at
tention to the business act as cashier, &C., will
thoroughly investigate the business and will find
everything exactly as represented the whole
place is positively not for sale want an honest.
live partner, and will give him a fair, square
deal, but I won't take dollar less than the
above named amount and that cash in hand for
half interest: it's dirt cheap for that considering
what the place is making II you all right
and mean business get further particulars from
Mr.. REEBER. lOl West 18th St. room /.
10 600 CIRCULARS SO; 1000. cards, 81; BILL
heads, catalogues. pamphlet work. &c. KEEL
LOGG, 10 Sd ave.
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s5oo-RESTAURANT and board ng- house, 20 rooms
furnished and occupied, low rent, long lease;
| must be seen to be appreciated. r.. As Broadway.
Brooklyn
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| 81, 800 WANTED for Boston, Philadelphia or
Chicago to handle my system: man well con.
nected salesman thorough business man; $500
can surely be made; principals only; "a hours to
| decide; business established In New York over
years. Address for interview only,
/ NEW & NSIEM OhA 9Th
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| $500 AND services will enter young energetic
| workingman into established, safe, we'll paying
business; $40 weekly draw and interest. Bust.
| NESS, box 1913 World
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Good Will 8 Interest For Sale.

NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Every American d st. Tel. Office
Is an Authorized Advert sing
Agency for THE WORLD. A. ID. +.
messengers will answer your CALI
box free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
RING THEM UPl
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PRATT INSTITUTE. BROOKLYN. n. Y.
Day and evening classes will begin work Sept. "a.
HIGH SCHOOL-A three years course for both
sexes, combining drawing and manual work with
the usual studies OF high school academy.
Entrance examinations will be held Sept. II
and IS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTs-clssses in
freehand and architectural drawing, clay model
ling, wood-carving, design, art needlework; also
regular art course and normal course for train
ing OF teachers
DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC ART-sewins.
millinery. dressmaking. physical culture Com
bined course in domestic art and domestic science.
DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SClENCE-Nor-
NAL domestic science, household science hygiene
and home nursing, public hygiene cookery. laun-
dry. Food economics.
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECH
NOLOGY-Normal manual training drawing and
machine design, algebra, geometry, physics,
chemistry, electrical construction, mechanical
drawing. steam and the steam engine. strength
Of materials, carpentry. machine work. plumbing.
house, sign and tresco painting.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE-Phonography
typewriting, bookkeeping. arithmetic. penmanshp
English Spanish.
DEPARTMENT. OF KINDERGARTENs-Tra
Ing class for teachers, mothers class. special
classes.
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARIEs-Free library
reading and reference room Glasses in library
training literature and cRtaloguing.
For further Information for application
blanks apply at the general Office OF the Institute
| Ryerson street FREDERIC Ii. PRATT,
| Secretary,
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SGHnO 0E SItNnG Apply

and BUSINESS TRAINING, & Fast 42d st for
merry 32e Fth ave.; daily: Tuesday and Friday
special evening classes at club rates for those EN-
ployed daytime. Miss PARRISH. Miss CONkLlE
Itv
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THE NEW YORK
Business COIIeuC.

Mount Morris Bank Building. 81 East l2Otn st.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand Academic Departments.
day evening sessions. Both sexes For cata-
loHue ahdress CLEMENT C GAINES. President.
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LOAN 500 wanted 9 weeks; rilt.efge secnrI,-
World. uptown. ia
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BREWERS Agent LANG 2l2 Eas, seth st, Of
ters good paying liquor store saloons, iron 500
81 unM Ianh
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Money at 6 Per Cent.
LOANS WITHOUT DELAY.

POTTER BCILDING. ROOii lO3, ar
row and Beekman Il. money o. iurnlturti,H,Sb
muvaI: easy payments; confidential; rellA0''
NaW York or I,rnOklVD.
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Loans.
Do You Need Money?
Loans.

to any amount at per cent. to merchants, manu.
facturers and reliable parties on furniture, storas
receipts and other securities, without removal
Confidential. easy terms; New York or Brooklyn
MERCANTILE I.OAS ~ GUARANTYC 90.
81 Nassau St. corner Fulton ST., n. Y. City
Rooms 7Oe-7lO
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LOANS ON FURNITURE. &c.
LONDON LOAN co.
CREDIT CO,
A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN

will advance to respec, able families $50 to ~ w
on their household effects legal Interest; you css
pay back in instalments to suit borrower ~
make better terms for Won than loan ohcesi M, AZ
or write; city or Brooklyn. &. DAVIS, IWenmatns
Ward Bank, l47 East l25th ST.. rooms 3Os, JUS
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A.-iNiMEDIATE LOANS

r,ade on furniture in use; no removal, 'ncon's[[
fence or publicity: also on storage TecclP'N
dress W., Il. - OoN - Br1uSiyn.
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from the Maine and New Hampshire Granite
Co. The fountain will stand on a promi-
nent streetscorner, in the great city with
It's ioO0 licensed saloons). 1t will silently apps
peal to the father whose feet are on slip
perry places, to the mother tempted and
tried, to the young man bewildered and
misled. 10 the boy with the poisonous
cigarette in his mouth-God grant that in
numbeIless cases it may be true that "a
little child shall lead Them into purer and
better ways.
would like to speak of every department
of work, for each one was created because
OF needs such as the department aims to
supply.l think departmental work has been
carried on more systematically this year
than formerly.
This year, not unlike other years in our
history, has had its sunshine and shadow.
Ver- bright indeed did the sun shine for
us on that early summer day, when the ship
arrived in New York, which brought back to
us our precious ohieftain, Frances Willard.
Somehow believed all through these long
months while she wasted under the dread
disease aenemia that God would be s.better
than our fears" l believed he would not
take her to Heaven while earth seemed to
need her SO much. but not until l saw her
at the New England B1 eakfast given in her
honor, not until had her in my own home
where l could watch her day after day did .
know that her restoration seems almost
an assured thing. Flow can we sufficiently
thank our Heavenly Father for His loving
kind ness in giving back health to our be
loved.
About year ago, one evening great
throng was gathered in the white city on
the shores OF Lake Michigan. Bands of
| music were playing, first one band then an
other, national airs. and they we're applaud
ed by those whose hearts were touched as
they heard the strains they were wont to
hear in their native land. By and by. the
musicians struck up the familiar tune of
Nearer My God to Thee. Before this the
multitude had only list ened but now thous-
ahds of voices mingled in thesanthem; the
words of which express the aspirations
| of the SOUL 1t was never to be forgotten
incident by those who were in any way a
part of it. And SO it ever will be when
the soul is attuned to tie Divine key
that there comes great longing to live
nearer to God. May we upon whom shines
the white light of the fire of the Woman's
Crusade life go near the great heart of
infinite love that we may be strong and
| faithful to march ont and lift heavenward
those who are bound in the fetters of ssin.
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EVOLUTION.

Alone stood upon the shore
And watched the breakers come and go
And unused as summer zephyrs bore
The smoke wreaths from my pipe bowl DER
The big Atlantic, tapping low.
Next year l stood, when Eleanor
Sweet, pretty. blue eyed, laughing So
Came and watched, not as before,
Alone!
This year hold my junior, Joe.
Sweet some one stands beside the door
And holds his twinl Faint zephyrs blow
While make sand huts in row,
With shells for windows. I'm no more
Alonel
Anna NJ. Williams in New York Sun
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WANTED-All to know that PROF. W. C.
RICH. Optical Specialist, Office and
residence No. Z Boyd street, will devote his
whole attention 10 Portland and vicinity
during the fall and winter months: will
make special inducements to those who
favor him with their orders. Orders by mail
TO call, promptly attended to. Office days,
Mondays and Saturdays. Examination free.
1872
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THE LAST CIGAR.

fence me- at the same time making a
sign to the footman.
He left the room, to return in a;few
minutes with box of superb cigars, which
Immediately began to circulate round the
table. 1t Was long shallow box drna-
mented with highly colored pictorial de-
signs, and each Of the cigars it held was
furnished with golden ring and wrai )ped
in silver paper.
The box was passed from hand to hand
till it reached me, and after helping my
self I offered Ii In turn to friend sill ting
at the and of the table. He push ed it
aside gently. THANK you, monsia ur;
don't smoke ;"
.'You don't smoker said our host.
'tAnd what In the world has made you
take up with that custom, them"
II can't say that I've taken up With it.
It's penance.
"a penancei Pray enlighten me- I'm
afraid don't understand you"
s'Oh! You are not able to unders tand.
Well, it Is quite q romance, / assure,you.
A romances Let US hear 1t, thens beg
of you
Apparently my nighbor wanted moth
ing better than to be asked to narrs.te his
story. He bowed slightly to our b ost as
much as to say: Willingly. anl only
waiting your good pleasure, T" and without
further pressing he began
AT five and twenty I was, to say the
leslso' wei lnsa4e young 1elioW, plouu VI
handsome mustache. which grew thick
and silky over the upper lip, taperEpg off
on either side and finishing with q mag
ssTha 49, 49,, Ia. - -, - - ,,h,,,+
+,,a $3.50 nv M s.s "a t,D was
~. ~ "ay s,... 49, , -. w. "s,'
18th . AZ, yn.h sy mo s ~
s %. e - y ~, ~ e"in f.: Mou - o.o
a,Sa;,sta,,o.
saTN;aa.e,t.u
d,an,soa+oh III LIT os,+.;,,,n e $1,000 n
so,,,a s-4 - 49, - '-' $1,000
..s+4h,s +,,,a used =, s,,o.. : ,.,oa
a.oi nd ~ fr;o,,,ss Ssheno,,er tbsr, :, Of
me- +, tba EVENING ir yvo,,ld nav.
...Halio here's Pbilin. cot his INNS.
taoha M m as ,,snal
uRrisf5v NV ,nnstacha made man.r fell.
lows iealors a few bannv and novseif az
ce,a;,, olv rr,,d
ssOns tine dav--fir,a EVENING rath,.r-T
fell 81 love. II VIZ. i hall. q ravishino
vnJyua heautv-I had danned three ui.Ises
With her. ana was oaurht. Fron, the
f1rst NV haa,-t WAS = f,r4snnar
II soueht some infor1nation about, the
fair dausal Who had 1nade such a wor,der-
full impression on me.
Every enc told me- Mile, Geneyieve
is the dausnter OF one at our merchant
nrinces-a rniHionajts-rnost honorable
family-dot, 500, ooo francs. Her relations
are very important peopsp and very paJrtic-
ular. Her parents Will only accept a SON
in-law who is hixlsly distinguished, Of
great intelligence and enormous wealth.
In q word, he must be very pearl among
men,
At was TOO modest to hope to reach the
idsaldsmandad, and besides pearl though
might be, as the fortune / possessed was
not worth counting when 1t came to reck-
oning By hundreds at thousands Of francs,
I thouaht 1t was wisest 10 abstain from
taking the first step S
~Whsn oneas in love, one Is very rarely
successful IN conoealinx chs fact.
ssMy secrct wns soon rueesad.
ut passed from mouth 10 mouth. Ny
frirnds ki1xI3yscarried 10 from onedraw1no
room to another until at last Mile. Gene
We've lesrnsd that there was actually
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

HAVE made specially of clock repairing for
yes-s and familiar with ali its branches
Ayprices reasonable, my work strictly frst-cass
Drop me postal and l will send for your CLOCK
MCKINNEY, the Clock Maker, 459 Congress s !.
Monument Square. Sept4dsf
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

WANTED-By a reliable man aged 81 a
" chance as coachman in private family
Would take chance on Electric cars as con-
ductor or driver: well recommended. Apply to
B. F. DUNLAP Employment Agency Gardiner
Maine. 22-I
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

EOR sSALE-In Yarmouth, IL miles from
= Portland, on line of G. T. and N. G.
railroads, the hardware store and stock,
lumber yard with storehouses and shed,
next to the electric light plant will be sold
together or divided as pnrchaser.may desire.
Apply to X. H. M'QUILLAN s. co., Var
mouth, Me. 49,
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

WANTED-Board in private family by two
w gentlemen and one Lady References ex-
changed. Address II. w. HILL care of
FRANK I. JORDAN Letter carrier No. 10
Portland Me. aas 221
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

FOR SALE-Oakdale. One of the best houses
= on William street, eight rooms, bath.
ton, Sebago water. apple, pear, plum and
cherry trees, grape vines, currants rospberries.
Strawberries gooseberries. Cost ovor $4,000:
STREET, Oakdale, lott
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

DR. E. B. REED, clairvoyant and Mag.
complicated diseases that flesh is heir to,
located No. SO ST. John ST.. Portland.
Me-. will make examinations daily until
october LIST, then VIII be out of this state
until October 10Th. Examinations at u dis
anve by Litter, with full name. age. color of
eyes ANA place of residence with 81 and 2
cent stamp. Office hours from ~ a. m. to 8
y. NJ. Sd
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

FElO LET-A nicely furnished room in a
~ desirable location, steam heat and
bath. Inquire at 1856 state street, Longfel-
low Square. 26-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

EOR RENT-A very eligible room over Ira F.
Clark & Co., on Monument Square, second
story on the front just remodeled and greatly
Improved Apply at 4531a Clapp Block to
GEO. r. EMERY. 27-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

WANTED-You to know that win remove
w your ashes old papers and rubbish to suit
you and at fair price. All orders sent me
promptly attended TO- C. B. WISH, 1853 Green
st. mar2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

Observation-Disclosures. Parties wanting
w reliable man in any branch Of bust
be suited by addressing Box rs. North Linn
ington, Me. Best of references given .25-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

FOR sALE-On Congress street, 2 story
= house with French roof containing IL
rooms with all modern j conveniences.
frescoed throughout. nice stable and con,
crete walks. one of the best locations for
physician in the city. Granite steps and un-
derpInnng nice property for Investment
JOHN +. PROCTOR, Centennial Block. 21-1
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

HONEY FOR SALE-George Rackleff of
Il Woodfords has from two to three hundred
pounds of honey for sale in pound boxes,
tumblers comb. &c. Five rooms in house No
10 Mechanic street to let. s27,I
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

EARM FOR sALE-e1 acres, so acres addi-
= tional If wanted, in Winthrop; 8 miles
depot; cuts 80 tons hay; 27O apple trees; 500
cords wood fine buildings Price $4,000. F.
PERLY, North Monmouth, or N. B. TRACY,
Real Estate Agent. Odd Fellows Block, Lewis
ton, Me. sept26d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

EOR SALE--A good sized kitchen range 1t
has just been newly lined. Has nice oven
and Is i'll good condition. Also an open CRATE
parlor stove. in first class condition Call fore
moons at 2o1 NEWBURY ST. 2l-l
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED :, Smart young physician
w (regular) in a Massac husetts town,
twenty miles from Boston, for the right
one there is grand opening All informa-
ton given: reference required. Address
60" No. 20 Howard street. Portland, Me.
1872
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

bags to call !. b. R Ms9i q IsSsi
Congress street, one door above Geo. C. Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give you bottom prices:
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-27

FOR SALE-All the furniture of a small
boarding house including an elegant cabi-
net bed, hardwood chamber SETS etc., etc.
Everything nearly new and in Fl rst class con-
dition. To be sold at private sales previous to
removal. A. b., 81 Federal st. Pill