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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11
WESTBROOK.

Miss Charlotte Thorndike Silby gave
a very interesting lecture on Constants.
nople before the Ammopcongin club ar
the residence Of Mrs. g. A. Quinby YES
teraay afternoon. Miss Silby's home is
In Belfast and she is n graduate of
Wellesley college She has travelled ex-
tensiyely abroad and iG II very interesting
sneaker. There was a large attendance
of members.
Mrs. George Taylor ia visiting her hus-
band this week at Spencer, Mass, where
he is employed as superintendent of a
woolen riill in that place.
The TrAsumpscot band was again ia
vored with large audience at their fair
in Cum berland hall last evening. The
attraction was the drama "Messmates, -
presented by Stroudwater talent. They
handle the piece in a very entertaining
manner. The closing entertainment this
evening by the East End dramatic club.
The damage. to the wood lot of Melville
johnson. betw cen Stroudwater river and
Longiellow street opposite. the stephen
Ste phenson estate in GOrhaD, ny fire set
by the employees OF ME- "A. W. e1ulnpy LOT
the purpose OF burning brush If an ad-
Joining pasture was yesterday settled by
arbitration 10 the satisfaction of all par
ties. c. 2. Maxwell of this city and
Samuel knight of Gorhaln, both expert
enced lum bermen, acted us referees. The
damage was doae about two years ago
anu Tue matter has been in dispute since.
Westbrook people will be favored again
this season By visit from the Jesse
Couthoui Concert Company. The com
pany will appear at Cumberland hall
December 90 under the auspices OF the
Sons of Temperance.
The Kings Daughters of the Congre-
gationai church meet with Mrs. A. W.
Thorke at her home on Main street this
afternoon.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new bridge and a good showing has
been nude. A few moro days of pleasant
weather and the bridge will be in place.
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tablecloths to the line. leaving the fold
to hang at the bottom.
A French method of cleaning kid
gloves is to put ON the gloves and wash
them well in spirits of turpentine, ex-
actly as in washing the hands. The fin
gers and soiled parts must be well
ru bbed. and when the gloves are taken
off they must be stretched and above d
to dry, hanging in strong current OF
air.
The jammed finger should be plunge d
into water as hot as can possibly be
borne. The application of hot water
causes the nail to expand and soften,
ard the blood pouring out beneath II
has more room to flow; thus the pain Is
lesssned The finger should then be
wrapped in bread and water poultice.
A mustard plaster with the white OF
an egg will not leave blister.
A piece of ammonia the size Of a
small pea put into the water in which
vegetables are cooked preserves the colos.
The ammonia evapor ates in the boiling.
1t ia generally used by French chefs.
It will also prevent the odor of boiling
cabbage.
Sweet oil will clean bronzes. After
carefully rubbing them with oil, they
should be polished with ohaInois skin.
In laying knives away, apply little
sweet oil very lightly, and wrap them
in tissue paper; this will prevent their
rusting. Sweet oil will clean metals
rub we'll with flannel cloth and wash
of In warm soapsuds. A bottle contain
ing two parts of oil to one OF lime water
will be found excellent for sunburn.
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DEERlNG.

Nearly every member of the special
committee of ex-oity government MEM
bers, prominent citizens and board of
trade members appointed at the last
meeting of the managers of the board OF
trade, to consider the Availability of Sc
curing from the state Legislature an act
to establish board of public works
for the oity to take entire charge Of all
matters under the present street depart
ment was present at the meeting last
evening at the Deering Loan and Build
ing Association office at Woodfords
4 The meeting was q very enthusiastic
one and remarks favoring the pro3eot
were made BY every one present. Mr..
Joseph II. Hutchins was chosen chair
man, and e. O. O'Brion, secretary.
A large number OF reports from cities
which have boards similar to the one
proposed, were shown by several gentle
men present. The evening was passed in
discussing the subject from all points of
view, all of which favor the move. An
informal vote Of the IA gentlemen pr ssent
was taken after the discussion and re-
suited unanimously in favor of the pro-
posed change.
Messrs. Scott Wilson, VIM. M. Mitch
ell, A. r. Moulton, WV. Merrill, Geo, ge
B. .Leavitt, Joseph Il. Hutchins and d..
W. Hoegg were chosen as q committee to
meet at once and prepare an act to este b.
lish the board and submit 1t at the next
meeting of the board of trade.
The confirmation of Mr.. Fred Hayden
of Hose /, was laid. on the table as his
resignation as clerk of the company had
not been received. Several matters Of
Importance we're discussed and large
amount Of routine business transacted.
At meeting of the board of engineers
of the fle department Monday evening,
Adam w. Wilson acted as chairman pro
tenn in the absence of Chief Peck. The
recently elected substitutes of Hose were
confirmed.
The large and cultivated audience
which Assem- Dled at the Woodfords Con-
eregational church to listen to Miss
Charlotte Thorndike Silbey's lecture on
Constantinople, were very much delight
cd with both the grace and eloquenoe of
the speaker and her foroible manner of
presenting her subject. Her talk is in
terspersed with bright and pleasing in
cidents which lend much to the enjoy
ment of the hearers The next entertain
ment in the course will be the Bowdoin
College Glee club.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles Pride and
Miss Edna l.. Theyer which took placs
Tuesday evening at the BRIDES home near
Pri1es bridge, was quiet home affair,
only the immediate relatives and friends
being present. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev G. E. Andrews of the
Free church. MIR. and Mrs. Pride received
many beautiful and costly presents and
will reside at Aliens corner where Mr..
Pride is engaged in business.
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r1AINE TOWNS.

| buried from the house of her son, Mr.. Nj.
Q. Morrill, Wednesday afternoon. at
| tended by Revs. Il. p. Norwood and
Mr. Cousins, who spoke words of comfort
| to the bereaved family and friends. Mrs
Morrill, went to Portland Novem Der 4, 60
visit her daughter, Mrs S. K. Small,
where she Nhs taken sick and died De-
leaves two sisters, two brothers and six
children to mourn her loss. The children
were all at her funeral, except Mrs.
Anna Haskell, who ia In Washington, ID.
@. Among the relatives from out OF
town were her sisters, Mrs. Hodgcon OF
Lewiston and Mr.. Small of Raymond,
Mr.. Charles Small, Mr.. Warren Chur-
child, vile and mother, Albert Morrill,
and Will Snow of New Gloucester, Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Morrill, of Yarmouth,
Herman and Lizzie Haskell of Portland,
BENZ. Haskell, wife and son of Wess-
brook. Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Small OF
Portland, and Mr.. A. p. Morrill, of
South Portland. Mrs. Maria Morrill, was
q charter member of Gray Grange, AndEa
IN en- Der In good standing at the time Of
her death.
. Nearly two inches of snow came Tues
day night, and nearly rain enough to
carry it off and it froze bard enough
Wednesday night to make work for the
blacksmlths.
YARMOUTH.
East North Yarmouth, December TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Kendall are visiting
relatives in Wakefield, Mass.
Miss Ellen D. Kelley spent Sunday in
Portland.
Mr. Leroy Thomas and Miss Ada
Thomas of Auburn spent few days re-
Gently with friends here.
Mrs. Eliza Eaton of Portland is visit
ing her brother. Mr.. George B. Loring.
Mrs. Abbott and her daughter are
visiting her father, Rev. NJ. K. Maybry
Presiding Elder Corey delivered a very
interesting sermon at the M. E. church
Sunday.
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SCARBORO.

Eight Corners, Dec. 1O-It seems as Il
cur winter was gone and spring had
CONS again. The air Is SOFT the skies
blue The crows are cawing and the
chick IA does are singing as merrily re
can be and We are sorry to say we occas-
ionally see hunter out with his dogs.
Tt seems to US wrong that little innocsant
birds ard animals should be killed for
sport.
Mrs. Eliza Libby, aged seventy eight
years and six months, in going down
cellar the other day, slipped and sprained
her ankle quite badly.
Our Wyman band gives concert next
Friday evening. The singing will be
a quartette of gentlemen from Lewiston.
The mission jugs will be broken and we
hope it will be successful time.
Mr.. James Cooling continues to make
decided improvements on his place. Ho
and his wife have recently scent several
days in Portland visiting friends and
had a most enjoya BILE time
NEW HARBoR.
400 SHORT LObSTERS SEIzED.
Warden N. !. Hanna reports a seizure
of 400 short Holsters at Port Clyde, Tues
day afternoon. They were moored in
sunken traps on the east side of Martial y
Point. The violators of the law are old
offenders. who boldly sst..at defiance the
authority of all wardens and openly
boast of their cunning ability to evade
the law. The good citizens of Port Clyde
had aided as best they can the wnrdens
in their effort to bring these violators to
justice.
DRY MILLS.
Dry Mills, December 9.-Mrs. Maria
Morrill, one of our old neighbors was
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George Il. Junkins.
Real Estate Bulletin.

ITO LET-Pleasantly located lower rent of 7
Il rooms at 219 New High street; separate
cellar, furnace shed and back door, will be
let low to small desirable family. Apply to
GEO. f. JUNKINS, Real Estate and Insur~
ance Agent, under U. S. Hotel, Monument
Square. 81
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Leighton OF Nor
rills entertained large party OF friends
at whist at their home on Maple street
last evening. The occasion was pleas
ant one. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
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Perpetual Motion.

"Andrew, how often have I told yor
that .~u must never speak when YOU
elder sisters are talking, but wait till they
step?'
"But, mother. thsy never do STOP
Fun
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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
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vxrANTED-Many persons who take wtiskey,
w morphine. opium and tobacco say they
want to get cured Of the disease it has brought
upon them. II you are rel. really in earnest why
Me-. and be redeemed from such bondage.
-A0'' $3.50 oct21-tf
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WIT AND WISDOM.
Her Sorrow.

Her Sorrow.
'tDella, don't you feel bad about sepa-
rating from your husbandp''
"Ob, horrible, Julia. You see, 1 have
his name embroidered all over my auto
graph pillow. Chicago Record.
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The proprietors of Salvation Oil will
pay large reward. if any certificate pub
iishedby them is not found genuine.
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LNOR SALE-Musical instruments for the
Y holidays Halves has such bargains in
elegant musical instruments that customers
patroniZe him for,pianos, music boxes, viol1ns,
banjos, guitars, mandolins, harmoncas, cor
nets, ciarionets, superior violin and banjo
strings, popular music, music books, music
rolls and everything in the music line.
Please call. HAYES, No. Ala Congress street.
2S-1m
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FE1HE annual meeting of the Associated
Il Charities, for the election of officers,
and the transaction OF other business, will
be held in DOM y, City Building, Friday,
December 18th, at p. M. o. M. BECKERT,
Clerk dec5dtd
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ITO LET-Nice small up stairs rent, 20 Boyd
Il street, 5 rooms and She'd pleasant and
convenient; only $40 per month. Apply to
GEO. f. JUNK1NS, Real Estate and Insur-
ance Agent, under o. S. Hotel, Monument
Square. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-11

rANTED-Everyone to investigate the
w merits of the wonderful health agent,
Mechanical Massage. 1t cures chronic diseases
without medicine. 1t cultivates, develops and
st-enpthens every nerve and muscle by action
Cali and investigate at 642 CONGRESS 81.
uOy1o-4
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u Il SALE--If you get there before do te /
g. cm ilawes has just received the largest
variety of victims. mandolins, guitars. bts-
JOS, clarnets, flutes and musical merchan-
disc ,or the holidays ever seen i'll Portland ;
after trying my superior strings am cont
dent our trade wil1 continue at this EN-
porum OF music. HALVES, Ali Congress ST.
2S-1m
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EHOR SALE-You touch the button and I'll
Il do the rest Please call and examine
popular songs, music books, instruction
books for all Instruments, music bi1ides,
music rolls, music boxes just received for the
HOLIDAYS Everybody sings ''Mother was u
Lad?'' or play Connie Hawes' Electric
Schottisch, for sale by HALVES, IA Congress
street. 2S-lm
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TTOR SALE-I give you the straight tip,
L dear friends, the Fairbanks BanJos are
s1par excellence and ''Great Scott how
they sell, examine them for holiday
present, also the elegant Mandolins, Guitars,
Violins and other musical instruments just
received by HAYES, Ala Congress st. 2S-1m
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e. OR SALE Christmas goods, the latest var
u iely Of low priced articles TO b found in
the three cities. C. l.. I.UFKIN, Woodfor,,s.
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Ts1O LET-Three choice rents at $40, 372 and
IL 446 Cumberland street. Z rooms each,
convenient Apply to GEO. +. JUNkINS,
under U. S. Hotel, Monument Square. 81
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g,CR SALE-iiotei III Brownn"it. NJ :, MI .
us the '.cenral lloI.se.'' also oae I .
hest stores in Oxford county one Iii q fr,; Il
railfoad station In the .e..ul.d story of
are hive Large nice rooms for afamih. Wat.i ~
huilling ierrns low and favorable. II. T..
BEAM dec4-4
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yYyANTED-To buy second carriage and
w fixtures for saw mill; Address, giving
narticulars. E. L., Press Office. 3-tf
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NOR SALE-One large oak and birdseye
T maple sideboard, cost 500; price S25.
Must be sold at once. F. o. BAILEY q co.
uoyl6-4
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WANTED-Burnham Beef, Wine and Iron.
w For health and economy no equal. For
sale by druggists or grocers. Try 1t and you
stock at THOMPSON & HALLS. Al
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s.>OR SALE OAEDaI...--a IL ste" 1t Ion e
4 rooms and i,;tth; 3 bay Wi, ,Vs, Il. :
and cold water; furii, g; teInei.. "a ari
nice garden. with fruit; C0al fe,,u / tl,i;
minute from electric cars; home If "AD"r
cost $1,000. Price 1870 ". H. W1iieDi;bf :;
Co., $50 Middle sheet. u
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A UCTIoN SAIE--Uf Young Men'S i),'f.'
a crane C1db turnI1 re-: also roi.si.-umrH, al
tnve~. crshkrry. Ba slwin appi..t insa'
ind otlef III rcii;t, disc. sAIUl NY H.
2h. al the raoais 81 GGSo & S,Il-UN i
Free street Sale 10 eolnii., 10: IN, apply -
.,'ciock
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vsyANTED-You: to try Burnhams Hasty
w Jellycon. For economy, flavor and neat
ness no equal Made in a minute. Try it and
will use no other. Sold by grocers and general
stores. In stock at Thomspon & Halls and job
bers generally. I'll
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THE NOW WELL KNOWN ISLAND OF
3 c: RMUDA
WITH CABLE COMMUNICATION

is reached in forty eight hours from New
York, by the elegant steamers of the one
bee s. s. Co, sailing weekly. The situation
of these ISLANDS south of the Gulf stream
coral formation PREVENTS MALARIA. fi1eh.
est class passenger steamers are dispatched
every 10 days for Santa Cruz, ami the prin-
inc tropfcal trip at Il cost OF about S4 Der
day.
ARTHUR AHERN, Sec'y, Quebec, Canada.
A. b. OUTERBRIDGE & Co. Agents. "a
broadway. New York. j. b. Heating. 81 10
Exchange ST., Portland, Me-
oct17. law, 13w sat
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yUANTED-Liebig's Burnham Brand Beef
w Extract in jars. For quality and flavor
the best. Try it and you will use other
For sale by druggists and grocers. Trade
supplied by jobbers. In stock at THOMP-
SON IL HALL. 81
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fElO LET-Three desirable rents, 81, SO and
4 113 Lincoln street, rooms each, con-
venient and pleasant. GEO. f JUNkINS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, under U.
S. Hotel, Monument Square. 81
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For SAIE-Do YOU play on the flute, with
its TOILET, tootle, foot, or violin, eornet,
clarinet, mandolin, guitar, banjo, accordian,
drug, etc.? If not, why not? BY all means
buy one Everybody will want you for IL
neighbor HALVES, Ala Congress street, sells
I'm, 2S-1m
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NMANTED-Horses to board for the water;
w have room for two more ;good accommoda-
ton and terms reasonable. Inquire HENRY
NEI SON Cumberland Me. II
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NOR SALE--Boarlins and lodging house,
Il 16 rooms, well furnished, fine dining
room, has had 70 boaTders. near Castle Square
thenter, sold only on account OF sickness.
Price $3.50. Easy terms. Investigate and find
bargain. e. W. JACOBS, 1139 Washington
street, Boston, Mass, Room TO- 10-1
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The annual meeting of the Associated
Charities for the election OF officers and the
transaction of such other business as may
legally come before the meeting will be held
IL at p. III, y. NJ. BECKETT, Clerk.
decSdtd
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VNTANTED--Agents in every town and city
Our ventilator is appreciated by every house
wife. Send stamp for terms and commission
F. H HIJRJBURT, Supt. of Agencies. No.
525 N. 54th street, Philadelphia, Penn. nov26-6
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NOR SALE-Two adjoining building lots,
u sizes 62x132 and 4GXl00, with II foot
right of way to street from the rear. Located
ON one of the best streets in the western
part of the city. Would exchange for i'm
-roved real estate i'll or near Portland. APP
real estate office of FREDERICK s.
ILL. lii
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T OST-On Pullman train from Boston Friday
Ia evening. Nov. 81, ladys brown leather
po textbook containing money, ticket etc.
Reward is offered by. owner. Please commu-
nicate with LEWIS Z. STAPLES. Portsmouth,
n. H. 2-2
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FOR SAEE---A full line of saw mill ma
chinery including engines, boiler y. Il
water wheels. Also shavlngs fins and he1t-
III. and dlying apparatus j. A. Dali. J.,
5 Exchange steer, Portland. s.,
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ErUR SALE-Twn stD n.w hoG; & ~r~r
Ctn ral av'lai. ;... e,t Sai@et ii+',,'
Center. every mo,iern converts NE iof :sli l..
worth SSS0n. six ro III h zoe, i
street e rim, Center, u "a. wurtr :.
i,rmS easy, inses e II / is. i,.t =, J
&C, 4TS l." Ctngrys, stteGt. ~ i. i: -. !
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HEED the hungry by buying broken bread
Il. of Goudy e Kent. Lots of or 10 bar
RES, &1.a5 per barrel. Single barrel, S1.5o per
barrel. 10-l
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FLOR SALE-At Oakdale; new house on PiFt
n street: Containing Z room and ii bath, Ii t
and cold Eater, cemented cellar lacge lot: "
~ sold on easy terms. Apply 10 DEERE ~
! AND CO.. Charles G. Adams, Treasurer. Il
Exch tnge street. dec0 h4W
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FNOR SALE-One- half double house No. 30
E Winter street, containing eight room in
good repair; has cemented cellar, gas, Sc
bago and furnace; lot contains 2l65 square
quire of A. C. LIBBY & CO., AZ 1-2 Exchange
street. 2S-2
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rE1RY our plant food especially prepared for
Il the vigorous growth of plants and to
keep the earth loose and moist. Put up in
pound packages at five cents each. Our
duced prices. W. C. SAWYER, treble
street 1O-1
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NOR SALE-Two story house containing 10
4 rooms fitted for two families, income
S24O,per year. Has Sebago water and water
shire near Federal street. Price $1,000. In
uuire of A. c. LIBBY q CO., 424 Exchange
street. H.
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MARRY ME- ARRABALA.

A ND will buy you such pretty ring at
IN Mckenney's. a thousand of them, the Des
thu largest, the prettieSt stock. Engagement
and Wedding rings speciality. McKENNY
The Jeweler, Monument Square jan15ft
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WANTED.

NTANTED-By San Francisco dressmak-
w er who is competent and can furnish
good city reference, to go out by the day.
Price as low as can be consistent with good
work. Inquire of MRS. HOWARD. 1S4 York
street, corner Danforth. iii
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NEW SEA SHORE HOTEL for sale or lease,
~ good patronage year round net annual
income $1,000, elegant ocean views, acres
land, yielding vegetables for house, steamers
land on premises, good opportunity for bus
mess, will exchange for property in Portland
or Lewiston. W. H. WALDRON &CO. 1870
Middle street. HI
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WANTED-Two or three first class bridge
w riveters. Apply at NEW BRIDGE, Cum
berland Mills, Westbrook. Me. 81
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MAIN SPRINGS 75c.

Genuine Waltham Resilient MainsprIngs
only 75c, warranted for one year. M'KENNEY
the Jeweier, Monument square. le26dtl
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 30 cents. cash in advance

EOR SALE--Whips. We show the largest
E and best selected stock of whips in the
city and our prices are the lowest. j. 6.
M'GLAUGHL1N, manufacturers of harnesses,
30 Preble street. IL
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III WE WANTED A CLOCK

I'VE Would 60 to Mckenneys because he has
w more upto-date Clocks than ali the other
stores combined. His 95c alarm clock is wax
ing up the town. Clocks, 95c To $50. 90.
MCKINNEY. The Jeweler. Monument Square
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fUIO LET-Lower rent. rooms, IS Stone
4 street, $3.50; upper rent rooms. As
Chestnut street, s12; upper rent IS s. spying
under U. S. Hotel, Monument Square. 81
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NOR SALE-Driv ing horse; weighs about
Il 1000 pounds; good driver, double OF single.
not afraid OF anything; will sell cheap
we have no use for him. SOULE & ROBIN
son, POI Commercial street. 26-tf