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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
yard, Washington, ID. c., October l. fSl,l-Se.I.d
proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Supplies for The
Navy Yard, Washington, D. c.. to be opened
Of supplies and accounts. Navy Department, Wash.
ington, d. C.. until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON,
OCTOBER SIXTEENTH, 1SSi, and publicly opened
yard. Washington, %. g.. four Planning MacAinesy
also q quantity Of Steel Hardware Lnmber, Alec.
hol and Tools. The articles must conform to the
navy standard and pass the usual avail Inspection
Blank proposals Will be furnished upon Ion
to the navy yard. Washington, D. G. The atten.
tion OF manufacturers and dealers Is invited Tie
bids. all other things being equal, decided by LOT
The department reserves the right to waive de-
fects or to reject any or all bids not deemed adj
Paymaster General. y. g. N. oc5-2aw2y
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL, 1f;-
TOBER IHIRTY-FIRST. 1894, AT NOON. for
Physical Apparatus, Chemicals and . manakJn
The right TO reject any and all bids Is reserved.
J. E. RANKIN, President Howard Uuiversity
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

ery-One Of the most fsrtIir farms In t1iiri~s
eoanty: $50 acres; half el>arrJ half wool. d :
sAL Is an acre. y. NJ. o.. Sta osnce. sell
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
BOARDING.

FOR RENT-NICELY AND NEWLY FTTRN ISHED
rooms on second and third fiOOis: also good table
toard; ref, eE.: New England cooking. JOB q
st, nv. oclJ-Yis
TRANSMITS ACCOMMODATED WITH GOOD
hoard and pleasant rrotas at 81 a day; Lear
capitol and two lines Of rars, permanent board
trs n how rates. ri Mass ave. ne. o,I3-St.
FHiSrCI-ASS TABLE EuA0D AT I2aG ST
NV; also large bay-window front room. fur
nished. With Leaf and orl3 Il"
Fok RENT PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
IN private family; best Of references required.
1904 18th ST. NV. ociN-Fas
l620 18TH SF.-FIgST-CI.ASS BOARD; HAND
sOm"ly fur 2d-tioor sOuth-front room, with baS
window; hall room. Sd floor. and. Nov. /, large
un1ur. ctst-fronl ocl2-3ts
WANTED-6 GENTLEMEN BoARDEKS; PRIVATE
family; nicely furnished rooms; private uath and
halls; cable pass door; splendid location; ia
NV. section; SO per mo. Address >. l.. A. Star
Office. Oc12-3t.
TO Obtain BEAUTIFUL ROOMS AND FIRST
lass table board, apply at The AUBTRN, Pa.
ave, and I'D st. NV, which has undergone thor
ough renovation, and is under Lew management.
oc3Gt' ". W. WAKEFIELD, Prop.
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BARNES & WEAVER,

FOR RENT 1922 1 st. Dr.. $40. so
1904 l. st. l0r. S6S 90 1907 Union ct. 10 30
1909 L st. Tor. 500 40 18th st ue Ar. Z 90
1102 18th st, Tor. .6D00 I2s 18th ST ne, ar. 90
s4 Ii ave, Sr. .f5.Jo Sta r'r lii4 II st. 1890
26l6 ST. 5r...-...1250 Sta r'r Cor Art Gal. IL so
JAMES NJ. GREEN,
ocl53t I'll l4th st.
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CHIROPODISTS

Don't SUFFER. WHEN YOU CAN NE KEIIEVEn
IN i've minutes Of the mot e1cruciatlnx i.tIpioo
corn. inxrOwinx or club nail. Call and he 500
WINGED Prof. J. J. GEORGES a son ChIrotsp
disis. Ills Pa ave. TO pm Sundays. D to /
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED - TO PURCHASE CENTRALLY 10
Gated hlss-. without ba-yn,nt; CIy tot IIiiI;
must De- cheap for cash; nO agents. Address ".
J. =. star once. IT.
WANTED Ri TWO SINGLE LADIES. TIE CARE
ef q Furnished h1SlSe from November 4 can give
best Of reference. Address Il. CECIL, Star Of
orl3-2ts
%ANTED-WE WANT AT ONCE. FOR CLIENIS
houses in all parts Of lily f0f sale snd rent.
OWDers, without dsay.
Or6 SUR jES x MOORE. 6O6 F So NV.
WANTED BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY III
proved ami uniuiprDve.i. for FOisEItIN CLIENTS.
Ca~h values required. Address, with null partic-
ulary, RICHARD T. EVANS. Attorney at law
81 + 81. NV OCG, 81
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE FURNISHINGS OF GROOM HOUSE.
Ptrior. dining room, led room and kitchen fnn-
trIe; carpets, drapcries etc. Also carriage. uar-
ness, robes and stable lxings. nearly ae,v; par
ties leaving city. Call untI Thursday 81 Z ST.
nv. IN
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SAI.E-IIARDMAN UPRIGHT GARNET
bargain. Call bet. 10 and -, and 8. 20 O ST
FOR SALE ELEGANT $3.50 UPRIGHT PIANO 1
year Gsed viii be sacrificed for $40. Popular
aud standard music only &c. At TIfONiSOy'S
RETIRING SALE 621 ifth st. ocif.Sm
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For RESr.A NEAT eH. BRICK HoUsE; Ali
A. H.; 'Se e; sej SIS Also beautiful brown
s SO q 4, Sc. e.. US; all open :. q. ck0Is-
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PERSONAL.

IT Is NOT NECESSARY TO CARRY AN IN
slightly bundle { rough the streets. We call in
any amount Of gents discarded garments, Write
for us. JUSrHS OLD STAND. 6l9 ST. oc1J
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DE-
tective agency Coandentiai communications
promptly attended to; oiace open all hours; best
refs. CHAS. b. EkINDt4S, Supt., Y.,u h At NV
oci0,ms / n ' Wv ." NV
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers SEM lSf e ff 7; VI sLY CS IN
ocI-Im' Sw. COR. sTH AND K SIS NV.
PFrMAN-GRAHAM SHORTHAND TAUGHT N 8
months; dictations Of special and general mat
ter, to 3. to ap.m- THE DhifI.ERY," 500
18th ST. NV. se2+tf
WATCH REPAIRING, Is OUR PETALTY:
clocks called for and delivered: wat n cleaned.
n; a malnipr'hs kim ass 'Oc; a. work
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FOR SALE-SAi-OoN, WITH DWELLING; DOING
god cash Trade; satisfactory lor selling.
Call at ri Va. ave. s.w. ocI3-.ts
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED At ONCE EXPERIENCED HELFERS
eueau-tic and marble tile work. e. NJ. NAN
'NING- TtirO Flats, Y bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
osl5-.d'
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" DANENTIVNIK,
Cor. 18th aud g sts. NV.
800 list st Tor .s3I.40 1886 Ward al .GrS20 90
1l29 cath NV, 81. % 30 IS L st NV L. -
1919 9Th ne. GF. 10 75 atn4 + st NV Or 10 30
9ls 18th So NV Or. 10 30 aU3&5 81 nc Or. Is 70
50 18th st ne. Or. Is 10 .23 T. st NV Or. IL -
l125 24th NJ NV, 0r.l0 80 l2ss2 and 30. rear I'D
IT, Cabbage al ne st NV, 4r......... 1880
tst2hlel, 2r.,,.... 30 as ST Mary's pl nv.
1928 and 30 Harrison Ar ................s3 50
ave Re, 4r....-..-.s.39lS Mccullough nv. Ar. 80
1l3I Georgia Sc, q rooms. water 300
ocl3-3tl
FOR RENT-iSe5 I3fI ST. NW.-s ROOMS AND
bath: MI $3.50 pt- month.
ocl3-3t WILSON Il HoUGu, 623 Y ST. NV
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FOR RENT-REDUCED RENTS
2l5S L St NV II roons ami. $50 90
~ 81 Sc, rooms. ami. -....-........ q GO
90 ISi2 ST. e-": o rooms an l.. IL ~
81 ~, sw-, rooms, water, &c.......... ~ 80
~. o.n ST Sc reoins. water. dc. Is 30
80 Tia -. nv, rooms, water, &C.,. ~ 20
~: cem Jersey sse. Sc. toons. water&e. n 90
aSoi =. - 81 e."', store' rooms ...... u 90
a, 40 tennessee ave, ne, rooms. $50
<iLs 81 reons. ;:................. $50
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o $50 81: nv
80 A st. Sc, Tor. furnished s6s 90
Col Md ave. ne, l1r, b., mI.............. $50
1871 U 81. NV. Or. b, with stable. ...... q. so
til e st. ne, 1r. b. tcolOrcdi ........... 2s.o0
l0l st. Sc, Or. h., mi. OOct 49,. ...... Is %
2030 VT. ave. NV, store and dwellng...... - 50
~ ct. NV. sr. b. with shop ......,.. - 30
so " ]. ave. Sc. 6r D.. mI.............. ~ 80
5lf sker 81. ne, Or. b. n.i........,..... Is -
1904 Nd ave ne, Or. b. tcellar). n 50
AIS NJ st. s-e., Or. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1926
ocl3,3ts
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fbht SAlE-STEAM DlElNG AND CLEANING
establishment. ia center OF city, doing good uus
ness reason. ow leaving city. For particulars
address IN ER. star uince otybt.
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FUR RENT-cHEAP-R wN c NORRIS.
625 y
sl3 X Or mi. Ssh i5s7 ay.er ami - 80
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FoR RENT-4O OFFICE ROOMS AND HALLS
WIN iis light, heat and ali modern conyenieocrs
BLISS BUILDING, IS, 81 and 30 St NV
opposite Capitol Floor .plans upon appllca tiou
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FOR RENT-A LARGE, THOROUGHLY AND
handsomely furnished house X ct. tear Farra-
gut 81. 10y year
0cl53t Il. II. ROBERTSON, I4IO G. It.
FOR RENT-LaDY GOING mo OFFICE WOULD
rent house centrally located; several occupants Of
will remain If takcn 10y Nov. l. Address,
for week. Box 90. Star Office. Ocl5,st'
FOR RENT-A NINE-ROuM BRICK HOl'Sf. WITH
u.elern Improve ulS, near 9Th st. NV. I;
rert, $50: key at l2O9 9Th ny orl5-3t
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FOR SAI.E-RATtGER THAN run TIE RISK OF
shipping my Fischer piano west will dispose OF
same TO rtspo.sihie party for $50; s. down; s.
monthly; cost $500 new; handsome rosewood
case; richly carved; In perfect condition; sto,.i
and embroidered csver included. Please address
inmedately Box l0l. Star ulllce. ocl3-3t
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WANTED tOLDiED MAN tn OpEN Ul SrIlsS
tira Laif shell and to do general work in Isn-
tn. who understands his business IIpI Fl.
TIIANHFIHIN. II.
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For HkNT-THREE LARGE wEIA.FTRNiSifED
ondstory rUOms; attractive house; pleasant To-
cation; private family; first class taUle bOlrI:
tcruIS moderate; conyenient to 1 car lines IOl5
> 81. NV. OcI3-3I-
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For Mt DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS At
s., SO ST. per month, in The H9Sndon, 12SJ
New York ave. NV; board in house if desired
ocli-3a-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

wANIED-BY STRICTLY TEMPERATE UNsIAR-
ried white man. position: Waterman. messenger.
driver assiss la a store: well acquainted in
city; irst-class references. Address w. w =,
Star Office. Lie
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isoR RENT SiNERAL VERY DESIRABLE FRAME
houses With rooms and water. 18th -.
tended. Nos 2ss5-- 81, al $3.50 T,r mouth. sim
liar houses in neighorh0~d rcut for Sll.
ocl3-3t' d. "a. WARNER & 90.
FOR RENT TWO CHOICE CORNER nDi-SFsS oN
Washington Circle: hrown->ione and brick houses:
10 all modern imrrO, eInents; situation
yenieht and dssirahe; rent, Sfso.G5 each.
oc13.St. d. n. WARNER & 90. $40 y NV.
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Life In a Flat.

The story in one Of the newspapers about
a lady calling down the speaking tube to
Bridget and being answered by that ruse
person, sThere's no one here, mum"
brings to the Listeners mind an incident
related to him by friend of his, piano
tuner, who frequently has occasion to tune
pianos in Back Bay apartments. 1t should
be said that some fiat jewellers depend a
good deal more completely ON their street
doors and the bell and tube arrangement
to be found there than other fiat jewellers
do. Well, the piano tuner went one day
to an apartment house where he had been
sent for, and finding the street door open
he went up without ringing. He also
found the door to tho apartment up stairs
ajar and walked into the front room, his
bag in his hand. There he was astonished
to find man, apparently Frenohman, on
his knees on the floor, making a declara-
ton of dove to lady. The man sprang
up; the tuner apologized and announced
his business, but tho Frenchman was fu-
rious with rage and beloved:
IVY don't you ring re tube?"
His anger was not reduced when the Ia
dy actually laughed at this question. -Bos-
ton Transcript.
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TIE DRAGON FLY.
Mailed in terror, thy harness cleaning

Mailed in terror, thy harness cleaning,
Soldier OF summer, days desire!
Lantern eyebaus lustrously dreaming
Mirroring woodland, hill and spire.
Wondering gnze at the depths that pent thee
Crawling soft on the dim lit floor;
Was it the fire in thy heart that sent thee
Brave through the ripple, to shine and soar?
Then when the piled clouds big with thunder
Smite thee down with a summers tear
Floating, lost in a languid wonder,
On to the deadly swirl of the weir,
Dream of the days of thy sunny playing,
Take no thought of the depths beneath,
Till the eddies that smile in Staying
Draw thee down to the deeps of death.
I, too, come in the summer weather.
Dropping down when the winds are low,
Float like birds of an alien feather,
Weary of winter and northern snow.
Cool depths under us, blue above US,
Carelessly drifting side by side.
Is there heart to guide us, love us?
Are we but made to be tossed aside?
Wherefore question of what befall thee
Winds that blow from the sunless shore?
One hath made thee and One shall call thee.
Dream in the sunlight and ask no more.
"A. G. Benson.
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Your Private Seal.

"No two men in the world have thumbs
exactly alike, vouchsafed Henry S. White
of Lebanon, Mo. eff business man wish
es to make use Of a signature which it is
impossible for any one to forge or coun-
terfeit, all he has to do is to dip his thumb
in an ink bottle and make mark with
it in Connection with his signature. No 9th
er thumb will make exactly the same
mark, and it would be practically impos-
sible for any one to initiate it with pen
or other mechanical means. An expert
ment with the thumb mark may be made
by any one who will take knife blade,
hold it over a lamp till it is black with
smoke, allow it to cool, apply the thumb
to the black surface, then lightly press it
upon slightly sticky piece of paper, such
as the back of a postage stamp. When ex-
a1nined under magnifying glass, the diff
ferences in the thumb marks of different
individuals come on! very strongly. st
Louis Globe Democrat.
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Two Novel Recipes.

Tomato jelly is positive find for ali
housekeepers- appetizing and effective
relish thaS will be found particularly &C
ceptable at Sunday night tea or at any day
luncheon. 1t is made from can of strain
ed tomatoes. Season the juice well, remem-
bering that tomatoes stand generous salt
ing, and add hot to half box of dissolved
gelatin. Serve it, when set, with celery
mayonnaise cold slaw lettuce salad or
anything that sliced tomatoes would be
offered with.
A particularly suitable accompaniment
to this delicacy is celery cheese. Take a
head of celery, wash thoroughly and boil
until tender, drain well and cut up into
small pieces Have ready half pint Of
creamy and rich drawn butter; add pep
per, salt and an ounce of grsced cheese to
it, put the celery into the sauce for few
minutes, then fill buttered scaliop shells
with the mixture, scatter grated cheese
over the top and bake for 10 minutes in a
quick oven, when the cheese should be
evenly Drowned. York Times.
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Transporting Trees.

1t is not generally known that in send
ing trees to a distance the tighter they
can be packed, provided they are not very
wet, the better they will travel. In old
times, before the days of steamboats,, it
was not uncommon to send oamellias,
azaleas, heaths and other plants on a six
months voyage to Australia with perfect
success. The plants were packed in per-
fectly dry moss and pressed into the cases
as tight as it was possible for them to be
pressed. They usually reached Australia in
perfect condition. Philadelphia Ledger.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

"Miss Higginspike seems to be singularly un-
impressible." "Unimpressible? She's ada
mant That woman could sit with a barrel of
sliced onions under her nose and see Clara
Morris play for a whole evening and not shed
tear."--Chicago Tribune.
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Mrs. Crontassel had been to the Corcoran
art gallery, What did you think of the stat
uary?'' asked her hostess. "Well," was the
medltatlye reply "of course it's mighty poor
taste ana slnfully wasteful fur people ter over,
economy ter an extr.m me- Washington w Star
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
Proposals for Blank Forms, Blank
Books and Stationery.

CITY CLERKS OEEICE, |
April 18th. 1894.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
April, A. D., 1894, at o'clock p. m. for sup
plying the stationery, blank books and all
printed forms and blanks of every description
which will be required by both branches of the
the city for the current municipal year.
Persons bidding should understand that the
contract for printing forms and blank books
may be awarded to one person.
And that the contract for stationery and sup
plies to another person. and separate bids
should be made.
by the city.
EDWIN L. DYER. City Clerk.
April 18th, 1894. apr13,dtd
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FOR -Elegantcountr residence with
4 every modern Improvement, wide verandas
and large refrigerators, superior outbuild Ts
including fine large stable, water in. Kitchen.
laundry and stable, II acres of land yielding Is
sive ocean views, located within 5 minutes
walk OF manufacturing village and railroad
station, u miles from Portland, must be exam
lned 70 De appreciated: A great bargain for
retired merchant w. FL. WALDRON.I8o Mid
die st. -
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FOR SALE-The Two Story brick Dwelling
Fruit Trees in bearing. The location is central
and desirable. Apply to VIM. F. LITTLE,
Admir- OF Est. of w. ID. Little, 10 Exchange st.
-
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For Sale.

Farm FOR SALE-"Echo Farm" at North
= Conway, N. n. Delightfully."- situated, one
mile from postoffce. in the centre of a large
meadow on high ground containing As acres
meadow and woodland, furnished house with
10 rooms, 90 fruit trees. Barn and carriage
no, commal DIS fine view OF ,MountWashiIg.
ton, kearsarge. Bartlett and Rattlesnake Range
anu mountains in Maine. Has been occupied
as summer resort for % years Price reas-
enable and.l photograph at office. Easy
terms. N. S. GARDINER, 1856 Middle street.
16-1
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MISCELLANEOUS
Peoples Ferry Company.

Beginning April 18th. 1894. the Double End
Ferry Boat will leave Portland Pier and South
Portland respectively as folows
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

4 HAVE made specially of clock repairing for
] years and familiar with all its branches
Myprices are reasonable, work strictly frstclass
Drop me postal and l will send for your clock
MCKINNEY, the Clock Maker, 459 Congr ess' ST
Monument Square. sept4dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-20

EOR SALE-Woodfords about - acres
= choice land. all available for building lots.
iuIl view OF Portland, 1-2 miles out street
frontage 400 feet On line of street cars and
Sebago. Will be sold at great bargain to sell.
tie t! !, an estate. VIII. WALDRON, No. $50
Middle Street. IA
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FOR SALE-Farm containing 12o'acres. well
- wstered. story brick house, 2 large barns,
chard containing 800 apple, 100 pear. %
small fruit trees. splendid stock with farm, @
miles from Portland. Inquire of NJ. P. FRANK.
IS5 Middle St.. Portland, or A. F. WINSLOW,
North Falmouth, Maine 1872
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FOR SALE.

Forty words less inserted under this
Head for one week for rs cts. in advance
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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 Castoria,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-20

FOR SALE-In Oakdale a two-Story frame
house and barn comparatively new and
and workmanship. The entire first floor is of
oak inlaid, except the kitchen; front stairs
quartered oak; size of lot 6ox122, with same
size lot adjoining which can be purchased The
above house is one of the best built houses in
Deering. BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 - Ex-
change street. 1911
EHOR SALE-One coupe, single harness, ETC.,
Il alta low figure if applied for at once. Will
be sold for cash or on inst llmentS. For parti-
culars inquire of A. C. LIBBY, AZ 10 Ex-
change street. 1871
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FOR SALE-At South Freeport, a very fine
- seaside farm of 100 acres, 1 "a story house
houses, 30 apple and pear trees In bearing.
mis- property is beautifully located near mouth
OF Royal River. and has about one mile 'front.'
age on sea-wall. steamer Phantom from Port.
land touches daily at wharf located near
TINS property. 3. G. S. KICKER First Nat.
Bank Building Room 1, Basement. 14-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-20

FOR SALE-Wrought iron Fence Pickets,
= they make the cheapest fence in the
market. THE THOMAS LAUGHLIN co.
1874 Commercial street. an1otf
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FOR SALE-Only one more left. The onIy
- ., one on the street. Doyou want it? One
the city OF Deering. Inquire of A. G. LIBBY.
AZ IL Exchange street. - 80
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FOR SALE-At Old Orchard, a large 21h
= story house of Il rooms finely located for
first class boarding house. One minute from
depot; Will exchange for city or farm proper
~ E. G. S. KICKER, First Nat. Bang
Building, Room l, Basement al
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-20

EOR SALE-Two stored house, 10 rooms
and bath, new furnace; central location
With frst class surroundings, sunny exposure
with nice yard. The house has recently been
pa pa outside and in. Price $500. w Ii,
WALDRON. $50 Middle street I41
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-20

COTTAGE LOTS FOR sALE-At Little.
~ johns Island, at South Freeport, also fine
house in town. RYAN s. KELSEY, No. 1870
Commercial St. anr6 A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-20

GTORE to rent between Monument Square
- and Preble street. Best location in Port
land: Rent reasonable: Apply to PINE TREE
TICKET OFFICE, under u. S. Hotel, Monu-
ment Square, Portland, Me. 1871
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-20

ITO LET-A store in Freeport suitable for
Il clothing, furnishing goods, dry goods
or millinery also two basement stores
and several offices. Apply to F. W. NIGH
OILS, Freeport, Me. III
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TITO LET-11O India street, seven sunny
Il rooms, upstairs. Inquire of SOUTHWORTH
BROS, LOB Middle street. 1871
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-20

nor SALE-Furnished cottage situated at
y Ferry Beach, Old Orchard. Queen Ann
style OF architecture; containing seven fully
furnished rooms, piazza on three sides. Lathed
and plastered and skim coated inside, Brussels
carpet on halls and stairways, straw mating
on all the rooms throughout the house; fine
lawn tennis grounds. Will be sold AZ a great
bargain. N. S. GARDINER, Portland. 1856
Middle street. 129
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WANT A CLOCK.

0F any kind at any price. have the largest stock
~ of new style Clocks in the city. at bottom
prices MCKINNEY, the Jeweler, 459 Congress
street, Monument Square. Open evenings.
mar2sdtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-20

H>OR SALE-A good and substantial two
4 story house. sunny and pleasantly situaE.
ed near both lines of horse cars, in good repaif
ana excellent steam heating apparatus, has
Irult garden, size of lot 33x100, BENJAMIN
SHAW. 81 IL Exchange street 1ti-1