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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-07
Boston & Maine.

The Boston News Bureau quotes o
Session & Maine director as follows:
Freight earnings of the Boston &
Maine for July and August were very
unsatisfactory but this is to be- expected
With SO many mills along the line of the
road closed down and with general busi-
ness in snch puor condition. During
August there was an unprecedented
passenger travel TIC the seeshore resorts
In Maine and this has to an extent offset
tho bad freight earnings but not enough
to bring the gross earnings for the month
OF August mp to the figures of last year.
Lean earnings will probably contin de
through the month of Septem Der as there
is apparently no immediate prospect of
business improving sufficient to start all
the mill wheels going and passenger
travel " i'll probably show loss as the
vacation season is about over. There is
10 question, however, but that the Bos-
ton & Maine can easily earn its divi-
dcnds ~
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WESTBROOK.

The Presumpscots played game
ball with the North Windhams at the
latter's grounds Saturday, which result
ed in the formers favor by score of 10
to 20. The two teams played. a very
even game throughout and 1t was Meth
or teams game until the finish. The
team from this city was rather oombi :
nation of the Presumpscots and Saooarap
pas. D. Bryson, Wentworth and r. Bry-
son of the Saccarappas played. The bat
terry of the Presumpsots was Bryson and
Harmon for the Presumpscots, and Park
er and Libby for the North Windhams.
The Republicans of the West End will
hold a grand rally at Odd Fellows hall
Monday evening. The principal speak
er will be Hon. Lea Eairo hid of Califor-
MIA. This gentleman is one of the most
original and entertaining speakers cam
paigninq in Maine.
The local orders of U. o. A. M, and
Daughters of Liberty, to the number of
IS, went on trolly ride to Riverton Sat-
urday evening. A dance was enjoyed
in the pavilion hall and lunch at the
cafe.
The Thistles of this city played a
game of ball with the Gorhams at the
latter's grounds Saturday afternoon that
resulted in favor of the team from this
city by score of 81 to II.
The Saooarappa Gun club held it's shoot
at Kings field Saturday afternoon. 1t
was very largely attended. Following
is the score:
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The following transfers of real estate
IN this county have been recorded in
the Registry OF Deeds:
Windham- Henry B. jackson to
Ellen TwombIy.
Bridgton--Henry A. shorey to Harry
". Walker.
Portiand-Josoph H. WOLF to Edwin H.
Niekerson.
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Judge Bonney on Saturday naturalized
Albert Cote, Innis Scott, Joseph H.
johnson, John L. Hacking. Matthew
Painson. Joseph Farrand, Edwin
Loands, Henry Wilkinson and Fred Brad
ley. all of Auburn; also Alexander G..
Finlayson of North Yarmouth, Gbo. W.
Gratz Of Portland, Henry Johnson of
Portland, Carl August Johnson of Port
land, Geo. L. Walker, Philippe Soucy
and Carl August Shank, all of Norway.
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DICYCLES-I want to buy from $4,000 to
ID $4,000 worth of bicycles. new, old or
damaged. Pay highest cash price. Call or
send postal to call on you; also bicycles ex-
done on Saturday. BOSTON STORE, All
Fore street. augi4-S
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IN will exchange for cast off clothing, be-
ing ladies' dresses, gentlemen's clothing and
children's clothing. pay cash for them if
it is preferred. Send postals or letters to
MR.. or MRS. D'GROOT, SO Middle st. So
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Poland Springs.

Poland Springs, Sept 4.-Prof L.
Water. magician and ventriloquist, gives
an exhibition in Music Hall tonight.
Annie S. Peck, A. M, of Providence,
r. l.. gave an illustrated lecture entitled
10 the Summit of the Matterhorn, in
Music Hall, Thursday evening. Besides
describing the ascent of the mountain
and the scenery around zermatt this
lecture takes the audience through the
Tyroi, which Miss Peck says is even more
charming to the traveller than the grand
er SUBMITS of Switzerland. The views
were beautiful and the description very
clear.
Mrs. Prentiss Loring, Of Portland, ia
at the Poland Spring House.
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Ever vi Glorious Irons.

The Irons won their game with the
behring's at Ligonia Saturday by a score
of II to 2. The Irons played fine game
as the score will show. The features
were the pitching of Blmson and the
fielding Of Murphy. The Irons play the
c. I. A. on the Portland grounds Mon
day morning and we advise those wish-
Ing to sfe good game of ball to attend.
The game will be called at $780,
Played at the Fort.
The Volunteers Of Por tland defaated
the ooio'ers at Fort Preble Saturday af-
ternoon at baseball by SCORE of 90 to s.,
Only three hits were made off the yolun.
teers' pitcher
Baseball Notes.
Yeager Of Pawtuoket has been sold to
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r osT-Between Gray Corner and Ricker's
~ ~ Poland Spring, HAND grip containing
god BOW glasses, pocket book with small
sum CT money. II found send word to NJ j.
WOODBURY., Bethel, Ne. ii
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Sons of the American Revolution.

At meeting of the board of managers
Of the Maine Society Of the Sons of the
American Revolution on Saturday, the
following were elected members of the
society: Mr. William Seward Oliver,
Portland; MIR. William Prebls Carr.
Portland; Mr.. Frederick Holcomb Moses,
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The National League.
The following games were played In
the National league Saturday:
AT BOSTON.
(First Camel

AL BOSTON.
(First Game.)
Boston, / o 0 2 I 10 o o. s
Cleveland, 0 0 0 2 20 0 o. Q
Base hits-Boston, IA; Cleveland, s. Err
rors-Boston, Q; Cleveland, 2. Batteries
-Klobedanz and Bergen and CAMEL
Cuppy and iZmmer.
Second Camel
Cleveland, 4 0 90 o1x-7
Boston, 2 0 o D o 8 o. s
Base hits-Cleveland. II; Boston, 8. Err
rors-Cleveland, 8; Boston. O.. Batteries
Young and thinner; Sullivan and
Camel.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn. 0 0 0 2 0 l. 8
Cincinnati, 2 o. o. 8
Base hits-Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati. 8.
Errors-Brooklyn, /; Cincinnati, 0.
Batteries-Payne and Burrsll; Dryer
and Peitz.
National League Standing.
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Park and Main Sts. near the e. T. r,
depot, thoroughly built and well finished two
story honse and stable. with ample grounds,
erty, the location being one of the best in tie
village: viii DO sold at bargain Apply to
CHARLES w. JORDAN, Yarmouthville
22-4
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75C.

New Resilient Waltham Mainsprings. the
best made, only 76c., warranted MckEN,
NEY, the Jeweler. Monument So. augsdt
HORSE SHOEING-Four shoes S1.0o; fancy
II shooting 1925 first class work. GIVE ma
a call. j. 81. CLAYTON, sol Fore street, oppo-
site Dalano,s mill
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Buoksport; Mr.. Frank Carroll Burrill.
Ellsworth; Rev. Oliver Haley Fernald,
D. D., Searsport.
A committee was appointed with
reference to suitable Observance of the
centenary Of Washington s farewell adj
dress. September 18Th.
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the Boston management. The success of
Gier, Kiobedanz and LajoIe has evident
~ changed Mr.. Seelee's ideas regarding
the New England lesgue
LABOR DAY.
The Programme for the Celebration.

Today is Labor Day. There will
be a procession Of the differ
emit unions in the morning, and they
will then take the train for Sebago lake.
A street parade will be given in the
morning starting from the junction of
Free and Middle streets at 915 O'Clock
and arriving at the station in time to
take the train for Sebago lake at 10
o. clock.
Chief Marshal Fitzpatrick has issued
the following orders of formation of tho
parade:
Platoon Of Police.
Chandlsr's Full Military Band.
Chief Marshal and Staff.
Brick Mason's, Union.
Plasterers' Union.
Carpenters Union.
Lasters' Union.
Boot and Shoe Workers linton.
Boiler Makers Union.
Typographical Union.
Federal Labor Union.
The line Will parade on Free street,
right resting on Middle street. Captains
Of the various unions are requested to
have their men in line by 9 O'Clock sharp
forming in the order named above. The
aids are requested to report to the chief
marshal and staff at s. 80 at @. L. U. hall.
Chambers band and the platoon Of
police will report to the chief marshal at
the junction Of Free and Middle street at
9 O'Clock sharp.
The procession Will proceed over the
following route: Down Middle to Pearl,
to Congress and along Congress to the
Union station.
All workingmen are cordially invited
to join in the parade and will be given
places in line.
The offices In the county wing Of the
City building will be closed all day to-
day. The insolvency court will stand
adjourned until Tuesday.
Labor day is legal holiday and the
state courts will not be In session today.
No evening paper will be issued.
The list Of sports is as follows:
Two mile race, open to all. $40 s
first, S. to second, 50 to third.
One hundred yards dash. Union men
only. IS to first, 50 to second.
Three standing Jumps. So to first, 80
to second.
Sack race: IS to first 50 to second.
Base ball throwing for ladies. Gold
ring.s
Tug of war, for Union men. Prize,
box of cigars.
Game of base ball. @. T. US of Port
land VS.. Saocarappas Of Westbrook.
Prize $40.
There will be dancing, boating, swing
ing, base ball, rifle practice and all
kinds Of amusements.
Chandler's band will furnish music for
concerts and dancing.
Trains will leave Portland as follows:
s. As q m. and 1875 p. m.
/. Don's forget the ball games Labor Day.
Two good games for one admission is an
event that does not happen every day.
The Police ball tcam will be assisted by
some Of the be5t men Of the f1remen's
ball team and they confidently expect
to down tine Murphys. At any rate
that's what Charles Phillips says and
he knows. The Presumpscots don't
need any putting. Every ball enthusi-
asst knows they can play ball all right.
Any one whoever ran up against the
Murphy Balsams can tell you that they
are all right also. Grand stand seats are
on sale at Murphy's drug store; ladies
free to the grounds.
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business oPPORTUNITY-A man with a
ID capital of 800 to $500 wanting bust
ness at which he can earn from 81 to SO per
day. Address 8. H., Daily Press. 81
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Rev. Mark Minser, Dunkard minister
of Deokers Point, Pa, says he can REQ
ommend Chamberlain's Pain Balm to
any one in need Of good Eminent. and
that he considers it the best he has ever
used. Pain Balm is especially valuable
for rheumatism, lame back, sprains.
swellings, outs, bruises, burns and
soalds. It Ii one Of the most remarkable
medicines in existence, and its effects
sale at 25 and 80 cents per bottle by
Landers & Babbidge. Portland, and K.
8. Raymond, Cumberland Mills.
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The labor troubles at the Plant shoe
factory in Lynn are believed to be nearly
over. Non union men have taken the
places of many of the strikers.
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Augusta an Easy Mark.


Augusta an Easy Mark.
New Bedford, Mass. September g.
New Bedford had an easy uime winning
from Augusta today. Attendance, 500.
The score:
New Bedford, / 10 8 o. Ito
Augusta, 0 0 O. 2 Ii O 0 o. 4
Base hits-New Bedford, II; Augusta,
10. Errors-New Bedford 8; Augusta,
0. Batteries-Knorr aud Murphy, Glare
and Butler.
Bangor Beaten,
Fall River, Mass, September 5.--Fall
River got q lead in tho first inning today
that could not be overcome by Bangor.
Atten dance, 900. The score,
Fall River, 0 Q 900 o o. 8
Bangor, 0 l U o. 8
Base hits-Fall River, 8; Bangor. 9.
Errors-Fall River, 8; Bangor. .. Bat
teries-Willliams and Rupert; Wheeler
and Roach.
Brockton Shut Out.
Brockton, Septem her 5-Brookton was
utterly unable to hit Leach today and
was shut out. McKenna was hit In only
one inning. Attendance, 800. The sooro !:
Pawtuoket, 0 0 O 0 0 2 o. 8
Base hits-Pawtuoket, 10; Brockton, 6.
acknowledgements, o; Brockton, 2.
Batteries-Leaoh and Yeager; McKenna
and Buelow.
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NINETEEN TO FIVE.
How the Balsams Downed the Berlin Ball
Players.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.]

Berlin, N. H., September 5.-The home
team CROSSED bats again today with the
Murphy Balsams. their rivals of yester-
day. With Morse in the box for the Bal
sans things looked easy for the homo
team but they were doomed to disap-
pointment az the Balsams had their
batting togs on today. disposing OF two
good pitchers, Hodedon and Bergman
The score was 10 to 5.
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NOR RENT-Furnished near High street a
IL pleasant and conveniently arranged
brick house; good sanitary and heating
arrangements. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. A small family would be fayorablv.
considered. BENJAMIN SHAW, 5i3 Ex.
change street. XII
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WANTED-Houses and farms. have a
w customer for poultry farm from to 7
acres Of land, must be within or miles of
Portland, near electric cars. Must be cheap
State price. NJ. NJ HANSEN, 500 Congress-
street. Telepohne 120-2. III
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The following are the results of the
games played in the New England
League Saturday:
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MAIN SPRINGS 75c.

Genuine Waltham Resilient Mansprings
only T6c, warranted for one year. MKENNEY
he Jeweief, Monunent sou are. te2dtfe
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no LET-Unfurnished rooms, heated by hot
4 water, set bowls in rooms. Call or adj
dress, 145 High street. IL
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| OR SALE-A good assortment Of flower
- pots, plant stands, plant brack cts,
trellises, ETC.; also soil for plants. Bowker's
Plant Food in large and small packages.
Prof. Maynards treatise on flowers given
with every package. W. G. SAWYER q CO.,
and Preble street I'll
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TITO LET-Nice room fiat, 299 Cumberland
Il street. very convenient and central, $40
land street II. H. SHAW, i54 Middle street
OF 90 North street. 81
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WTANTED-To rent small detached house
w in Deering. State locality and rent. p.
o. Box 637, Portland. 81
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HORSE TIMERS.

All the good ones in silver, gold filled aud sill
ver cases. Single and split seconds. MCKEN
NEY, the JeweIer, ie26da
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EOR SALE-At bargain, a stylish brown
mare, age years. Warranted sound, gem
tie, safe for ladies. Weight abont 1000. Sold for
40 fault. Inquire 124 FOREST AVENUE,
Deering.
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ITO LET-Upper fat In house, No. 122 Eme-
IL ~ street. Sunny expose, In first class
order, suitable f1T man and wife. Inquire at
ing. IL
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ITO LET-Brick house No. Is GRAY street
Il between Park and State streets. All
modern conveniences Steam heat if desired.
tic large or small family. Apply to e. "
VERRILL, 1871 Middle street or S3 State ST..
IL
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EOR RENT-A two story house recently re-
Z paired containing 10 rooms, open CRATE in
parlor open fire place in sitting room, situated
near State ST., stable on the premises imme-
date possession. BENJAMIN SHAW, 511a
Exchange St. al
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ITO LET-A sunny convenient rent of six
Il rooms at 80 Fessenden street, INQUIRE of
A. G. SAWYER, Federal and Market streets
o at the house. II
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ITO LET-Convenient modern rent OF 6 or Z
i rooms including bath. hot and cold water,
at No. 8 Elm ST., Yarmouthvllle, Me. Al
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EoR SALE-2 story house. rooms and
~ bath; hot and cold water. steam heat of
bus abdaf 5one the is thoroughly
between Woodfords and Portland Pr; ass ss
600 600. W. H. WALDRoN 8 CO, 1so Middle
sel ooC. 2-I
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ITO LET-A very pleasant suite of rooms,
i large, airy and sunny. ample closets, steam
heat. gas, bath Accommodations, Sc. Enquire at
50 High st. Al
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ITO LET-At 5000 per month, near Wood.
fords, six rooms. one minute from elect
RIGS, ard six minutes from NJ. G: R. r. station
1761h Middle St., Portland. 81
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ITO LET-At No. 81 Spring street hand
l. some front suite of rooms on first floor
hot and cold water; steam heat and gass call
and see them. Oh
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Eoh SALE-NeW brick house, 10 Neal ST.
has II rooms besides bath and ahnnaa5ess
OF closets. Thoroughly heated with hot water
mas laundry and many other conveniences in
cellar Is very desirable house. WILLIAM
oo nhoW Eo' 1ol vaughan ST. IL
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OR SALE-Five shares Portland Automatic
Portland, Me. 2s,I'
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TOILET.
Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for as cents cash in advance.

TO b LETmBri SsI house No: Is Gray street,
modern conveniences. Steam heat if desired
In prime order. Sun in every room. Suited
C daEge or sma Midd family stis. Apply to g.
THO LET-A sunny convenient rent of s,x
IL rooms at 80 Fessenden street. INQUIRE of
A. G. SAWYER, Federal and Market streets
o at the house. ii
ITO LET-At 5000 per month, near Wood.
fords, six rooms. one minute from elect
and md post post once Apply to SCOTT WILSON.
1761a Middle ST., Portland. 81
EOR RENT-A two story house recently re-
y paired, containing 10 rooms, open CRATE in
hear rs State st., stable on the premises imme-
diate possession. BENJAMIN SHAW, Ola
Exchange st. al
ITO LET-Convenien modern rent OF or 7
Il rooms, including bath. hot and cold water,
at No. Elm St., Yarmouthvllle, Me. Al
ITO LET-A very pleasant suite of rooms,
l. large, airy and sunny. ample closets, steam
heat; gas, bath Accommodations, sc. Enquire at
SO High st. Al
ITO LET-2 sunny rooms at 1o1 Free street
4 Just below Oak street, unfinished, $1.Oo
and $1.5o per week. or furnished, S1.60 and
S2.25 per week. Both let together if desired.
Ladies preferred or man and wife. 81
mo LET-Hn new block on Washburne Ave
Il near Union Depot and Electric cars, two
nice first story flats; sunny and pleasant. six
rooms each, with complete bath room and set
tubs; more rooms on third story If wanted.
VIM. BURROWES. 1877 Vaughan St. IL
TITO LET-A suite of rooms, partially fur
i nished or unfinished If desired ,or will let
singly; location desirable and convenient to
board Inquire at 1919 SPRING ST. FL
ITO LET-At No. 81 Spring street hand
Il some front suite of rooms on first floor
hot and cold water; steam heat and gass call
and see them. 2I1
VTANTED-To rent a small detached house
w in Deering. State locality and rent. p.
o. Box 637, Portland. 81
ITO LET-Unfurnished rooms, heated by hot
Il water, set bowls in rooms. Call or adj
dress, 145 High street. IL
TITO LET-Nice room flat, 299 Cumberland
Il street, very convenient and central, $40
to small family: Cosy rent, IS, 297 Cumber-
land street H. H. SHAW, 154 Middle street
OF 90 North street. 81
ITO LET-Upper fat in house, No 122 Eme-
~ ~ street. Sunny expose, In first class
order, suitable for man and wife. Inquire at
house or of HENRY 8. TRICKEY, City Build
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
sne week for 2S cents. cash in advance

THOR SALE-Within few blocks of Western
+ promenade on one of the best streets
/ two story brick house with stable; mouse
has sunny exposure and will make a
de asant home. BENJAMIN SHAW, OH Ex-
change street. IL
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for b cents. oash in advance
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MARRY NE kRRABEIIA

ITO LET-On Congress street above High,
L furnished rooms with steam hest Ad-
dress "P.," this Office. aucl4-4
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FOR SALE-Ladies' "a inch ,ee stearns in
nhe condltlon having been used but three
City. "a 90 Did 'e 3''
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ITO LETT sunny rooms at 1O1 Free street.
Il just below Oak street, unfinished, $1.O0
$2.25 per week. Both let together if desired.
Ladies' preferred or man and wife. 81
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Eo SALE-Second-hand Standing Top Phae-
Ton; tWo-seated open Carriage, two Har-
Inquire OF A. P. WELSH. 50 Exchange street.
IL
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"ANTED-An persons In want OF trunlxs
w and bags to call on E. D. REYNOLDS.
bs3 Congress street, one door above Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices.
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. fed4-5
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Hon. Warner Miller was given very
hearty greeting and spoke for an hour
and a half
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under This head
one week for 2B cents cash in advance.
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ITO LET--A suite Of rooms, partially fur
i nished or unfinished If desired, or will let
singly; location desirable and convenient to
board. Inquire at 1913 SPRING ST. FL
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EOR SALE-Corner lot two frame houses.
u two tenements each, always occupied
for Investment. BENJAMIN SHAW. 51S Ex.
cAange s1reet 81
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Tor SALE OR LEAsE-The fine new
Il modern residence SO North street, large
corner lot, very convenient and stylish Fl.
H. SHAW, 154 Middle or 90 North streets.
oil
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EoH SALE-Buiding lots ut Oakdale The
all, Deering Land Co. offer for sale on favor
a Die Terms desirable building lots on Forest
q Siu DReaering streets, Oakdale. Apply to CHAS.
" ADAMS, Treas. 81 Exchange street
je1eOwk 20wk
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D EAL ESTATE IN MAINE-Houses, lots and
LII farm lots bought, sold, exchanged and
let rent collected and property cared for;
suburban and seashore property specially.
5. M.WATSON, 413 Congress streets, Port
land, Me. IL
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MONEY TO. LOAN.

on mortgages for long or short time Parties
wlsnlng 70 build, or to borrow money on real
Exchange Street. ame6dtf
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W. R. Evans has resumed the
IN practice of dentistry. Office at his resi-
aence 525 New Cumperland street. Office
hours from 9 to 70 a. m.
SEPT eow4wtocoversw