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The Portland daily press., 1896-08-31

land; Maggie Ellen, Seal Harbor; Has
ings, New Bedford.
New YORK, August 3O.-Arriyed, ships
Tam O'Shanter, Hong Kong; Roanoke,
Honolulu; banks Alexander Lawrence,
Kalbnt Standard, Plymouth; Artisan,
Manila; Infatigable, London.
Highland Light. Mass, August 3d.
Passed south this afternoon, sohooners
Hattie. Charles A. Campbell, Charles f.
Tuttle, Kate.
Baltimore, August 80. - Arrived,
schooners Elm City, Boston; Hattie p
Simpson, Kenneben; Viking, Kenne bee;
Clarence 81. Vsnner, Kennebec. Sailed,
schooners Alice NJ. Colburn, Ports
mouth. N. H.; R. D. Bibber, Portland.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, August 80 =
Arrived goth, schooners Benjamin C.
FIRTH, Kenne, New York for Salem ;
Sallie B. Clark, New York for Portland;
Vicksburg, Nye, Fall River for Bangor
SARGENT. New York for Portland; Ring
leader, immons, Hobok en- for Waldo
boro. Me-; Speedwell. (Br.) Tufts, Bick-
ford, 4. l., for st. John.
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T1AINE TOWNS.

ness places in the village were closed
during the services.
sEBAGO.
Rufus Paine of Chicago is visiting his
relatives for the first time for about 10
year or more. He says that the free sll
yer coinage sentiment in Chicago is not
o strong as it was.
The decision of the court at Bangor
that q caucus cannot be recognized as
legal one when called by less than ma
jority of the political committee seems to
settle the SebaRo dispute as to which
faction of the Democratiic town commit
tee Is the legal one to recommend the
apnointment of their ballot clerk. The
selectmen appointed one selected by the
faction which the state committee recog-
niZed, but such faction chose their town
committee in January at caucus called
by only one member of the town COM
the only legal one according 30 the
courts decision.
BowDOINHAM.
The citizens of Bowdoinham sub
scribed quite sum of money for the
purpose of having n band on the occasion,
of the reunion of the 18th Maine Regi-
ment association held here on Wednes.
day. The Litohiield band was secured
and rendered very acceptable music.
uo boWuOlnQhm ana LlEpOn Fhlis
base ball clubs played Wednesday n,
Rowdoinham. The score was 9 to 8 in
favor of Lisbon Falls
Rev. George Palmer presiding elder OF
the Portland district of the Maine con.
ference was in town Wednesday
The 10Th Maine Regiment association
will hold it's next inset at Windermere
Park, Unity, Me.
| G. A. RideoHt of Boston ia spending
his vacation at home with his parents.
| A Mckinley and Hobart flag wal
thrown to the breeze Wednesday night "A
short speech was made by Col. f. d.
| Sewal1 of Bath.
Miss Brown of Brunswick is visiting
| in2town.
L. B. Chapman and Ben Chapman re-
| turned to their respective places of bust
ness last week one In Boston and thu
other in New York.
| An old soldier somewhat out mentally
it Is thought, has been stopping at shl
Stinson house for the past week sani
while here displayed considerable none,
and made some talk OF getting work witt
some of the farmers for the fall. Wednes
day night he skipped owing LANDLORD
Rideout for weeks board and seyera
minor bills about town.
Benjamin Higgins of Portland was II
town last week.
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NO. 5-MAroHED HORSES.
Marine News.

Boston, August 30.-Arrived, sohoon-
ers Viola Reppard, Cummings, Bruins
wick, Ga. George Il. WalcCtt. Reed. Bal
tilnore; Willie L. Newton, Coombs, Port
johnson; Joseph Eaton, Jr., Fisher, Ho7
boken; Helena K. Russell, Hawkins.
Newark, N. j.; Lizzie Carr, Theall, Wee
hawken; Hattie E. King, Collins. Hobo
ken; Albert Pharo. Hanson, Gay Head;
C. W. Dexter, Huntington, Calais. Josie
Hook, Bryant, Bangor: Sunbeam, Cam
pbell, Willie Allen, S. A. Pine, Stinson,
all from Greens Landing; Harvester,
Roberts, Vinal Haven; Jennie Howard,
johnson, Kennebeo; Inez leighton
Milbridge; Lizzie May, Fernald,
Gouldsboro; Laura T. Chester, Beal,
Rockport; Multnomah, from Deer Isle;
Wide Awake, Maddox, Rockland; VIM.
H. De Witt, Harrington, Damariscotta;
Sadie Corey, Lowe, Winterport; J. B.
Kennard, Freeman, Portsmouth, N. 81. !;
Waterloo, Dreamer, Bangor; George z.
Rust and Culver from Ipswich, Mass. !;
Mary Steele, Paschal and Edward Rich,
Paschal, Rookport, Mass.
q City Island, N. Y. August 30. Bound
south, schooners Post Boy, Bangor;
Reuben Eastman, South Gardiner; Hume,
Rockland; George Journey, Clark's Is
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Bangor Fair Ends.

Bangor, August 29.-The Eastern Maine
State Fair closed to-day with small
attendance. The consolation races
were held for horses that have won no
money in the previous days of the fair.
The summarizes:
2. 40 Glass and Green Horses, Purse SIS.
sevelia, CHI m, J. B. P. Whelden,
Bangor, !
oelo, br g, S. J. Young, Jr., West
1a Bsps0 &. H. Nelson, s. So
Time, q. 81 1-2, 2.35 IA.
2.s4 aud 2.29 Class, Pure SIS.
Louise, b M, g. G. Edwards. Fair
field. l
Jimmie W, g. John Ross, Ban
John I, g, J. N. Leathers' East . !.
Sarah Fuller, m, G. H. Nelson,
Waterville,
Time, 1926 Ia. 2. 80.
Running Race, Single Half-mile Dash,
Purse $50.
Violet S, blk m, Charles Haley, Airing
ton Mass. 1st; Maud c, b m, Leonard,
Presque ISLE I'd; Needmore, b g. P. e.
Fitzpatrick, Lowell, Mass, Sd; time,
So ga.
2.19 and 2.21 Glass. Purse SIS.
Tom Drew, b, Charles Gaylord,
Skowhegan, Ia 2
Parker, NJ. A. Parker, 2l1
Venture, CHI 8. r. M. Small. East
Vassslboro, 3dI
Time. 2.23 3-4. a.a4, 1926.
Special Running Race, Half-mile Dash,
Purse 500.
Antonio, b &, A. II. Barney, North
Swansea, Mass, 1s1
Miss Rosa. CHI M: Arthur Tim
mons, Arlington, Mass.. 31S
Violet, blk IN, Charles Haley, Ar
Juln npSS Oh :, E. H. Turnbull. :
ST. John, 3d1
Time, 81 ga, SO IA, .53.
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BRIDGTON.


Bridqton village schools will begin to-
day. Che High School building has had
tho walls and ceilings tinted and the
black boards newly surfaced and is much
improved thereby.
Rav. Or. Holt Of the Methodist church
hes lately been Ill from something re-
eambling the grip but ia recovering.
There use frequent showers in this
Vicinity bub no heavy rains and there is
e9Iaa complaint of scarcity of water in
wells.
Daniel ?. Larrabee has much improved
HIS house on High street by the addition
ol a now roof sharper than his cid one.
Two very line concerts have been re-
Gently gisail in this village. The first
was Monday night at Gibbs Opera house.
heneft for the Uniyersalist society,
and the second Thursday night at the
Congregational church. Both were well
attended. The talent was largely from
the sun,mnr residents of the town.
The Bridgton I-um ber Co., are ship
ping their seasoned spool stock as fast as
cas- caa be. haa on The railroad. A
large amount of this lum Der goes to
Scotland.
White perch and black bass are biting
very freely at the present time in certain
localities on Long lake.
FREEPORT.
Some 70 Holsters were stolen from Ruel
Hanseomb's car at VOLTS Neck Thurs
dav night and it is reported that 100
were taken from the car at the wharf
nearest the Gem cottage.
Charles Phillips OF Boston, formerly OF
North Yarmouth is visiting his brother
Albert on Maple avenue.
Miss Gertrude Jones, Jamaica Plains,
Mass, is visiting friends at both villages.
Rev. E. c. Brown will return from
his vacation on the first OF Septem Der.
David Dana Spear. Jr., Bowdoin '97,
will teach & fail ter of school in Wash
ington county.
Harry Anderson who fell 3S13 feet from
a singing on the Harraseeket house on
Tuesday last has SO far recovered as to be
able to walk about his house and has
sustained 10 serious injury
Prof r. +. Pennell has returned to his
homo in Chico, Cal.
There was large attendance at the
funeral of the late S. A. 81 olbrook which
occurred on the 10Th inst. All the bust
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In 1920

Mrs. Nuwoman was apologize. The
young man had been waiting for some
time to see her husband, and she felt that
some explanation of the delay was neces-
sary
You really must excuse John for keep
ing you waiting" she said "The fact is
he was all ready to come down stairs when
he discovered that he had to put patch in
Daughter Maude's boomers before she
could go out to play. Girls are SO hard on
their clothes, you know. Chicago Post.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81

at the home of Mr.. Rayles on the corner
of Cottage and Church streets. The
spacious town was fairly ablazs with
Chinese lanterns and gay costumes.
Over one hundred guests were present
and partook of the viands under which
the three heavily laden tables fairly
oroaneQ
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For Labor Day.

Augusta, August ga proclamation
has been issued by Governor Cleaves ap-
pointing Labor Day. The proclamation
says: I'm recognition of the great cause
of labor, the first Monday in Septembe r
Of each year, has been designated rs a
legal public holiday. The day deserves
general observance by the people of our
State"
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Best butter, not less than pounds
Mrs. a. Guptill, 1st; Mrs. Willis
Warren. I'd.
Best cheese, home made, not less than
10 pounda-Ruth Wadsworth. 1st.
Best canned, largest quantity-Mrs.
Belle Durgin, list; Mrs. Frank Brown,
I'd.
Best jellies not less than years-Mrs.
Willis Warren, 1st; Mrs. Sadie Goodrich,
I'd. 10
Best and largest display of cut flowers
Belle Durgin, LIST; Mrs. Noah Pendsx-
ter, I'd.
Best display of any grange within the
limits Of the association-C Cornish, lst;
Orchard, I'd.
Mrs. George Goodrich had one of the
finest displays of fancy work which is
often seen exhibited by one person.
NO. 13-BULLS.
For best Durham bull. years old and
upwards-Pease Bros, list.
For best Jersey bull, years old and
upwards, S., 50, $1-W. W. and +. B.
For best Jersey bull calf, 81, s1-willis
Warren. Cornish, 1st; W. W. and F. B.
Pike, 81.
For best Hereford bull, years old
and upwards, S.; ST. SO; W. Adams,
alIdLu, 1Sb, 4Ss os I odbC, 11lIaNs
For best Hereford bull year old, 81,
So, $40. W. Adams, Hiram, lst.
For best hereford bull calf, 50, $40.
W. Adams, Hiram, LIST; L. F. Staples,
Limerick, I'd.
SPECIAL.
Trained steers-Gay Durgin, LIST;
Harry Hunsress, Cd: Chas. l. Mason. Sd.
NO. 1-sTALLIONS. u
For general use, five years old and
over, to be shown to harness with two
more of his get one year old or over, So.
S., $3-Fred I. Flint. Cornish, 1st; j.
W. Flint. Baldwin, I'd.
For four year ODDS to be shown in har-
ness, S., So, $2-Iames Edgcomb, Hiram.
1st.
For three year oids, IS, So, s2-James
Edgcomb, Hiram, 1st
For three year Odds, So, So, $2.-James
Edgoomb. Hiram, 1st
NO. 2-GELDINGS.
For three years old, 81, So. Sired T.
Flint, Cornish, 1st.
For one year old, So, So. s1-J. W.
Flint, Baldwin, LIST.
NO. 3-FILLIES.
For three years old, 81, 50, SD. M.
adloyS OOLn1e'i, 1sVb LIE "a AAAOOyg kJo
Willard P. Pendexter, Sd.
For two years old, So, 81, sl-Charlea
: For one year old, s., 81, s1-J. w.
Flint, Baldwin, LIST; James Nj. Knight,
Parsonsfield, I'd Charles I. Mason. Sd.
NO. MARES AND .FOALS.
For mares with foals by their side. SIS,
So, SD. W. Flint Baldwin, LIST; J. NJ.
Haley Cornish, I'd.
For best sucking colt, S5, So, SD. M.
Haley, Cornish. 1sJ; J. W. Flint, Bald
win, Cd.
NO. 5-MArCHED HORSES.
For best matched horses, s., So. So
Mabel Weddell, Limerick. list; Allon
Garner, Keazer Falls, I'd.
For best GENTS driving horse for gen.
eral use, size and style, speed not con-
SHREDDED, IS, So, S2-Fred I. Flint. Cor
nj, 1st; Mabel Weddell, LII merck, I'd;
M. S. Stacey, Porter, Sd.
For best family horse TO be driven by
lady-Mabel Weddell, Limerick, 1st
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WIT AND WISDOM.
Too Conscientious.

I'VE dissolved partnership, remarked
che dairyman. "But he was altogether
too punctilious.'
!. Il suppose he wanted to give more than
there was any necessity for''
That's just it. He was the most i'm
practical man I ever saw. Why, sir, he
wanted to go to the expense of having the
well water analysed once or twice year,
SOS to be sure there WASH It anything in it
that 'ud make the customers sickr'-
Washington Star.
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! Driver Miller skins His Bail.

Old Orchard, August 30. Roy Miller
of Macon, Ga, who was charged with
driving to death the stallion Norman,
Ola 1-a), failed to appear when his
case was called in the municipal court
today, and his boIfd was defaulted.
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POULTRY.


POULTRY.
Best two Bantam fowl-P. r. Swazsy,
LIST
Best two Bantam chioks-P. R. Swazey,
lst.
Best pair turkeys-Harry Huntress,
1st; Asbury Huntress, I'd.
PRODUCE AND FRUIT.
Best half bushel potatoes-I. B. and j..
S Weeks, Cornish, LIST; Daniel Durgin,
Bssa aUre of oats-D. j. morrill,, Cor
lsisa, Ist.
B9ss acre of wheat-J. NJ. Pease. Cor
iish. LIST.
ssast collection of fruit-Roscoe u.
smith. Cornish, 1st
Cost trace of corn-S. \. Stacy, Hiram,
LIST; Thomas Waterhouse, 1st
BEST trace Of seed corn-J. p. Moody,
lsas T. Il. Perry. Parsontield. 81.
Best three or more kinds of apples-I.
3. and j. s. Weeks, lst; Il. s. Madleigh,
Best three or more kinds Of grapes
Lasooe &. Smith, lst.
For best three or more kinds OF pears
Roscoe j. Smith, Cornish, 1st.
For best three or more kinds of plums
David Monroe, Cornish, LIST; Pease
Bros.s Cornish, I'd.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
A full list of premiums awarded in the
haH.
Best oil pain tlngs-Jennis Wadsworth,
lst; MES Samuel Piper. I'd.
Best China paintings, fired-Mrs. John
Audaeil, 1st.
Belle Ridion, Cd, Susan Chapman, Sd.
Best print Quilt-Mrs. Dow Stanley,
1st: Mrs. Marshall Haley, I'd.
Best print Quilt by an old lady over 80
years-Hannah Day, LIST.
Best drawn rug-Mrs. Stephen Fox,
1s5.
T. Best table cover embroidered BY hand
Aaaxa Moulton, lst; Sadie Goodrich, I'd.
Best outlined pillow shams-Mrs.
Harrison Guptill, LIST: Ernest Went
worth, I'd.
BesT crazy work sofa piliow-Mrs. Ira
Garland, 1st, Mrs. Frank Eastman, I'd.
Best embroidery by one person-Ada
Fitzpatrick, LIST.
Best hand crochet ladies sxirt-Mrs
Edwin Guptill, 1st.
Best hand crochet child's skirt-Mrs.
Eelle Durgin, 1st.
hest hand crochet afghan-Mrs Edwin
GnptilI, 1st; Mr.. Belle Durgin, I'd.
Best displsy of crochet lace, largest
qnsntity Pendexter, LIST; Clara
COOK, "a.
Best display knit lace, largest quantity
Mrs. q. Guptill, 1st; Mrs. BERTHE East
nlRD: %.
Best display Mexican work, lsrges t
ueulity-Belle Durgin. 1st.
bess displ4T outline work. largest
quantity--Mrs. Marshall Haley, 1st; Mrs.
John Mudgett, Cd. Best knitted single
n4itttns, men 's-bLrs. Belle DurgIn, 1st
Best knitted gentlemen's hose, wooden.
z 1lEirE-hIrG HnrT;eQn tfUnfiiJ LIST. Mrs
Harrison Haley, ID.
Bost knitted laaies hose, wooden,
pairs-Mrs. Noah Pendexter. 1st.
Best display home made clothing
Grace Pendexter, list; Mrs. Harrison,
Guptill. 2d.
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RELIEF IN SIX HOURS

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by the NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE" The
new remedy is a great surprise on account
of its exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and evry
part of the urinary passages in male OF fe-
male. 1t relieves retention of water and
pain in passing it almost Immediately. If
you want quick relief and cure this is your
remedy. Sold by c. H. GUPPY CO., Drng-
gist. 463 Congress ST., Portland, Me.
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If YOUR WAGON KICK

WE will take the kick out of it and make it
w keep good time. Mainsprings 75o. clean
81 80; all work frstolass MCKINNEY. Tho
Jeweler. Monument Square. jan15u
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CORNISH FAIR PREMIUMS.

Awards Made at the Exhibition Held Last
Week.
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TOILET.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents casI, in advance.

NOR RENT-New house near Western Prone
n made, 10 rooms and bath, heatedby steam,
finished in natural woods, open fire places
hardwood floors, exposed plumbing, station,
airy tubs, etc, etc. Rent moderate to a
small desirable family. Apply at once to the
Real Estate office, First National Bank
building FREDERICK S. VAIL. 29-1
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GLOVER COTTAGE, Greenwood HILL Hebron
~ Maine. finely located on high ground. sup
Piled with pure water FROM a mineral spring,
pleasant drives, good livery i'll connection with
house, magnificent view of White Mountains,
good table, free transportation TO and from R-R
station. Special rates to families; refer to
Fred Brunell, Gen. Agt., New England Mutual
Life ms. Co., Portland. Me- For terms address
+. r. GLOVER, Hebron, NE. jlysdu
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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 gavethem Castoria
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EIAMERA, 64xs4 for sale or exchange for
" smaller one, has tripod, shutter, extra
good condition. Can be seen at 496 Portland
street. 29-1
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DOR SALE OR To LET-The Homestead
L of the late Thomas Quinby. near Stroud
wateri In Deering. -Four acres Of land with
good house. On line of street cars; 10
minutes from Union station; perfect drain
age; Sebago water. AS fine location as
there IS In Deering. Apply to ANDREW
HALVES. Stropdwater. dec27-tf
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MAIN SPRINGS 75c,

Genuine Waltham Resilient NTainsprings
only 7oc warranted for one year. MKENNEY
the Jeweler, Monumentsquare. le26dt
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ITO RENT-Furnished, beautiful home,
Il broad piazza, two bath rooms, everything
first class, right near Drew Female College.
Just the place if one wants to be near their
daughters or have them with them while attend
ing one of the best schools in the country.
Terms moderate. Address MRS. JULIA
BARNES. Carmel, New York. 25-1&w1t
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ENOR, SALE-Three storied brick house. u
heated by steam of latest pattern throughout
and all modern improvements one of the
best central locations for boarding OF letting
rooms, OF OF for "a physician Price $500, easy
street. 29-1
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ESPECIAL TO THE rREss.1

Cornish, August 3o.-The following
awards were made at the Ossipee Valley
lair last week:
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LONG Island.

d Z 90 REWARD-A roll of cut Photographic
SO films. lost between City Hall and The
of C. E. Jackson. 54s LIZ Congress St.
24.1
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EOR SALE-New brick house, 10 Neal St..
Il has IL rooms, besides bath and abundance
OF closets. Thoroughly heated with hot water,
has laundry ana many other conveniences in
cellar. is very desirable house. WILLIAM
BURROWES, 1877 Vaughan st. .3O-1
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INOR SALE-Very cheap, 80 building lots at
Il Peaks Island. c. p. MATT0CkS, 81 L. Ex-
change street. 81
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For Sale.

A large power cider press with capacity for
1875 bushels OF apples per day. Included with
press is a grinder conveyor, pulleys and shaft
ing. Will be sold at bargain Also Little
Giant Thrasher No. l at less than half price.
Address, A. G. BOWIE, Wateryille, Me.
ap27 Nv
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ITO LET-A large front room with bedroom
L adjoining furnished or unfinished. and
bedrooms with use of bathrooms, centrally
located. Ring right hand bell, No. ELM
WOOD PLACE. PSI
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NOR SALE AT LOW PRICE-one new ex-
press wagon and one new beach wagon,
both nv own make Also two second hand
buggies, second hand beach wagon and SECOND
hand express wagon. GEO. b. MARCH, 90
Oak street. Sill
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Forty words inserted Under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-A pleasant,
sunny house on the western part of the
city, hot water heat, one minutes walk from
Spring street, electrics. all the modern i'm
proyements. For particulars address, r. j.
K, this office. 26-1
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Best two Bantam fowl-P. r. Swazsy,
LIST.
Best two Bantam chioks-P. R. Swazey,
list.
Best pair turkeys-Harry Huntress,
1st; Asbury Huntress, I'd.
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EiOR SALE-Woodfords elegant new house.
fats, suite parlors, dining room, kitchen
and bath in each, and ample sleeping rooms,
finished IN natural I, WOOD. me location. hot
asked, never occupied. w. Fl. WALDRON &
CO., $50 Middle street. 27-1
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f11O TET-Upper rent of rooms in good or
Il der, 50 Hanover street, 81, large yard,
sun all day. Apply to E. HASTY, II Green
street. z9-l
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WANTED-Positio by young lady as mil
w linery saleslady. Experienced also in
trimming. Capable and energetic, References
furnished. Address, A. r. c., Press Office,
Portland, Me- 3l-l
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-very pleasantly
a located detached house on Emery street,
~ rooms and bath. all modern I'M
Pro R4rovements, immediate possession. This IS
we nrst tlme this house has been in the
IN IN npest1g atlng Apply Real Estate Office,
Z lr Xy. N "a Bank building, FREDERICK
.. VAIL. 29-1
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WTANTED-Gentleman' driving horse.
w Must be sound. kind, 1000 pounds in
weight, less than eight years old and able to
road in 10 miles an hour. No other need
apply. Address, Box 237, Berwick, Me- Pol
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TITO LET-A first story fiat, seven rooms,
bath and set tubs Very convenient rant aanan
rooms in best condition. Above rents on
b street near Congress. Also new detached
house on Howard street, six rooms, $40 per
street. 29-1
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FOR SALE-Ali the popular songs and sheet
music at LIZ discount music books, elegant
musical goods. pianos. violins. guitars, banjos
comets, mandolins, extra violin and banjo
strings. and all musical goods at exceedingly
low prices. HALVES, ALA Congress st. 27-l
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no LET-In new block on Washburne Ave.
Il near Union Depot and Electric cars two
nice first story fats sunny and pleasant. six
rooms each, with complete bath room and set
tubs; more rooms on third story II wanted.
VIM. BURROWES. 1877 Vaughan St. 3o-l
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NOR RENT-In western part of city, near
IL State and Congress streets,a pleasantly
located detached corner house, 10 rooms and
bath, open fire places, hard wood floors, new
plumbing stationary tubs, etc., ETC. At a
moderate rental. Immediate possession. For
particulars apply at once Real Estate office,
First National Bank building, FREDERICK
s. VAIL 29-1
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MARRY NE ARRABELLA

A ND / win BUY you such a pretty ring at
"A McKenney's. A thousand Of them, the bes
the largest the pretticst stock. Engagement
and Wedding. rings o speciality. McKENNY
The Jeweler, Monument Square jan15ft
ITO LET OR FOR SALE-House in western
bath, with all modern Improvements. Stable
for or horses, ETC. A rare opportu nity for
a gentleman to secure a comfortable home in
o. ne pest tbs ec Rss q our
Office, LIST National Bank Building, FRIEDRICH
S, VAIL. 2O-2
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WANTED-Position as companion to an
w elderly lady. Reference given. Address
j. A. c., Daily Press 29-l
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WANTED.

WANTED want to buy second hand steam
w and water radiators Address, JOHN T.
OXNARD, Freeport. Me. Bill
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WANTED-Situation of clerk and steno-
w grapher in a law office, two years expe-
rience, first-class reference. Address wv"
Press Office. 28-1
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u OR SALE-Five shares Portland Automatic
I Scale Co. stock. Address P. O. Box 1886,
Portland, Me. PSI
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EOR SALE-New brick house, 8 roo ms and
n bath, hot and cold water, Set bowls and
tubs, good location in western part of CITY
one minute from eleetrics. Price $500. w.
III. WALDRON & co, 1s0 Middle street. 29-1
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capable cook who is also a
w good laundress. References required
MRS. HARRY BUTLER, No. 1 Thomas
street. Bill