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SCARBORo FAIR.
Women Drive in a Regular Horse
Race.
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE
FAIR GROUNDS.
The 2.34 Race Was Great One, and
Aroused Much Enthusiasm.

Inc S.34 Race was Great One, and
Aroused Much Enthusiasm.
Those who attended Scarboro fair
Thursday must have come away with the
idea hat the full emancipation of woman
has arrived three yeirs ahead of the close
OF the century. The most prominent feat.
ure of the afternoon was regular horse
race, trotted under the usual conditions
and in ordinarily fast time in which all
drivers were young women. Two of the
fair drivers sat in the regular bicycle
sulkies, having their feet spread on the
thills and holding the reins like any 9TH
er drivers. The third young lady, said to
be acting under strict injunctions from
her mother, rode more primly in road
cart.
The horses and their drivers were: Ola
Westland, b m, PHI. Doyen, Knightville,
driven by Mrs. +. l.. Stannath of Scar
boro, wife of the efficient superintendent
of the track. She was tas efuIly dressed
in brown corduroy racing suit, con-
structed much like a bicycle suit, in
bloomer style. A white linen collar and
front, and jaipty cap made OF the same
material as the dress, completed neat
costume which contributed greatly to the
task of making appear ladylike a work
that is additionally, and heretofore has
ben thought practically, to be man-like
only.
Rose Leaf, m, S. A. Regain. Portland,
was driven by Miss Regain of Portland
She rode the bicycl sulky, and was at
tir d prettily in brown dress, arranged
in boomer fashion and tied tightly at the
ankles. A black cape and hat with a
green feather completed the dress.
Harry, br s, is Scott Jordan's horse.
brought into the race to complete the
number. Toe horse was driven by Miss
Ella Gilman of Scarboro. Miss Gilman
wore blue outing suit, and pink shirt
ist and straw hat. She sat upright
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A Tax Collector in Trouble.

Lewiston, September 3o.-A special to
the Journal from Cherryfeld says that
as result of the investigation into the
accounts of Tax Collector Joseph Ward,
a special town meeting has been held to
elect a new tax collector.
Mr.. Ward is of highly respectable
family and has been tax collector for
many years. His accounts are in badly
muddled state There are various stories
regarding the amount of the financial de-
ficiency and the figures range from 5000
to $4,000.
!. Ward was arrested, but allowed to go
on his own recognizance. He gave up some
of the books, but could not produce the
ones of 1885, saying they had been de-
stroyed b. the hogs
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in road cart and drove as if going to

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church.
Ola Westland drew the pole and Harry
second place. The first heat was we'll
driven and quite CLOSE, Rose Leaf being
very near Ola Westland's wheel most OF
the way around and at the finish. Time,
2.5S. Ola Westiand is very fast horse,
having made record of 2. IS ga on the
track the day before. She was driven
courageously and with good Judgment by
Mrs. Stannath.
In the second heat the young woman
scored in way that would have done
credit to veteran drivers Finally they
got the word, Mrs. Stannath, who drove
the pole horse, telling the judges not to
mind if the others did not get away ahead
Of her. However, they got away fairly
well together. Ola Westland led as usual;
but there was sharp and exciting con-
test at the half when Miss Gilman in her
church going rig, shot past Miss Regain:
But the pace WAS too fast for Harry, and
Rose Leaf was easily in secon place ut
the finish. Time, $50. Those who think
that handling the reins 80 well is incon-
sistent with other duties in woman
sphere, should be reminded that Miss Gill
man stook first premium on brown bread
in another department of the show.
In the last half of the third heat, Mrs.
Stannath drove Ola Westland for record,
istancing the others, and making the
last half in 1.18, and the last quarter in
80 "a seconds. Time for the mile, 2. A 1-2.
The summary:
Ladies' Race, Free for-All; purse $50.
Divided.
Ola Westland, m, P. FL. Doyen,
Knightville,
Rose Leaf, m, S. A. Regain, Port
land, 20 2
Harry b g, Scott Jor an 3 3
Time, 2.6s, $50, 2.441-2
These wonen's races seem to be new
thing this year. They began in the east
ern part Of the state. 1here was one at
the State fair at Lewiston, another at the
Rochester fair, and third at Springvale.
The innovation seems quite likely to be-
come permanent. This is said to be the
first woman's race open to all. The 9TH
ers have been simply exhibitions.
$50 CLASS.
The $50 class opened with Lady Eloise
leading we'll, but she broke in the back
stretch and Sike and Nellie Moore, "a
horse said never to have been In a race
before), closed up and kept on Eloise's
trail all the way. At the finish Nellie
Moore and Sike had a close brush for Sec
ond place, but Sike got pocketed Rex
was not in it. Time, AL
The second heat was at the half a stray
Cling hippodrome race. Lady Eloise led
easily This order and generally the same
distances were maintained at the end
Time, 2.36.
The tn nd heat was a slow contest, one
horse having been drawn, and Dyer hold
ing his horse back. Time, 2.43.
The summary:
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Geo. s. Burnell, Gorham.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
SPECIALITY.
E. W. Randall, SO Free street.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
g. B. NJ. Damon, 43 Green street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
A. +. sArey, SO Sawyer street, South
Portland.
LII. Flood, "a Main street, Westbrook,
W. W. Rich, Sawyer street, South
Portland.
E. A. Gill, so Centre street.
A. Thrasher & Son, South Portland.
S. Rubenoff, 81 Preble street.
Freeman Waterman, Cumberland Mills.
G. I'll. Blake, Woodfords.
C. j. Frederiokson, 16 India street.
Smith Bros, South Portland.
SMOKERS OUTFITS.
John Cox, Monument Square.
Irving Libby, $40 Congress street.
S. Rubinoff, 81 Preble street.
Freeman Waterman, Cumberland Mills
G. j. Frederickson, 16 India street.
DRAPERIES, SILK PRINCES,
&C., &c.
David Hooper, 1888 Middle street.
L. F. Foss & Son, Exchange and
Federal streets.
G. 81. Bachelor, 1874 Exchange street.
RESTAURANT.
W. W. Rich, South Portland.
s. Rubinoff, 81 Preble street.
G. j. Frederickson, 16 India street.
COAL AND WOOD.
5. S. Burke, Is India street.
POOL ROOMS.
S. Rubinoff, 81 Preble street.
FURNACES AND STEAM
HEATING.
VIM. ]. Curren, 100 Centre street.
Leroy Yates, Al Exchange street.
SPORTING GOODS.
a. B. Merrill, PAT Congress street.
Freeman Waterman, Cumberland
Mills.
CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE.
T. f. Foss & Sons, cor. Exchange and
Federal streets.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
VIM. Biokford & Co., South Windham.
Vim. Scott & Co., 551 Washington
street.
Geo. c. Mountfort, Main street, cor.
G street, Knightville.
RUBBER GOODS.
Portland Rubber Co, $50 Middle street.
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YARMOUTH.

VIM. H. Marston, Dry Goods, Wool
ems, Tailor Trimmings, Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Gents Furnishings, Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Agent for Globe Laundry.
Frank W. Buchanan, a complete lineof
Drugs, Cigars, Toilet Articles, Hardware,
Wall Paper and Stationery.
FL. l.. Stubs, Confectionery, Cigars,
Tobacco.
John A. Partridge, Groceries, Provis-
ions, Dry and Fancy Goods. A complete
general line of merchandise.
l.. A. Doughty. Stoves Tinware and
Iron workers, Bicycles, Roofing and
Spouting and complete line of general
Hard Ware.
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$50 Class; Purse $50. Divided.

D.OU CldSS, 9uFSS pOU. OlNiu0u.
Lady Eloise, m, W. e. Dyer, Cape
Elizabeth, III
Rex. g, E. E. Cross, Portland, 4 d
Sike, b g. s. A. Regain, Portland, 3 8
Nellie Moore, br m, f. @. Connolly,
Cape Elizabeth, 90 2
Time. al, 2.a6, 2.45.
2.34 CLASS.
The first heat of the 2.34 class was
better race than had been seen for the day.
Nelmah drew the pole, with Ocean
Wilkes second. They were near together
in the order in which they started until
they reached the home stretch, when
Charles A. spurted and came in second in
the bunch. Time, 2.37
The second heat was a real race,
Charles A. being hardly neck behind the
leader in the whole mile. Ocean Wilkes
also made gallant fight under the whip,
but was length behind at the close,
having lost q promise of first place by q
break at the third quarter. Time, 2. 80 ia.
The third heat was as glorious race
as was ever seen on any track. The two
leading horses went side by side for the
whole mile, Charles A. being a nose ahead
at the half. Within so feet of the finish
he dropped back little allowing Nell
man TO u1i1Sn a lenRGn anehG.
The summary:
234 Glass; Purse sos. Divided.
Nelmah, CHI g, Geo. Huntoon, Cape
Elizabeth, III
Ocean Wilkes, b s, J. A. Brooks,
Portland, 3 8 3
Charles A., CLARK Bros, Portland, 2 2 Q
Time, 237, 1888 1-2, 2.35 12.
THE BICYCLE RACE.
The half-mile bicycle race was partioi-
pated in by Winfield Sutherland, South
Portland; Charles Richardson, Pleasant
dale, and Ralph Pillsbury, Soarboro. They
finished the first trial In the order given,
Pillsbury's time being 1.19. In the Soc
ond trial, Richardson got bad fall, but
remounted and finished second, passing
Fillsbury ON the home stretch in a great
burst of speed. Time, 1923 IA.
The third trial resulted like the others,
time being 1.25. Richardson is fine
trick rider as we'll as plucky racer
CHARIOT RACE.
HaThe chariot race was fearful and won
derful piece of horse pl' that filed the
spectators with awe. The chariots con-
sisted of the forward wheels of heavy
work teams, drawn each by span of
work horses, and fitted up with covered
cages made of interlaced birch bushes.
Two figures masked, sat in each. The
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Haskell & .IOnes

Haskell & Jones, the fashionable tail :.
ors in Monument Square, have just
opened their superb stock of fall and
winter goods for suitings. The firm has
outdone all their previous efforts in this
line. and 1t will be we'll worth anyone
to step into the store and examine the
splendid display. Old and young can
not fail to have their tastes gratified
while the goods themselves will be made
up in the latest styles if made to order
while the garments on hand are equally
fashionable
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u u. Austin, lo9 Middle street,
Boston Branch Clothing store, 81 Main
W. B. & G. H. Rowell, 1ss Middle
street.
Frank NJ Low & Co., ss7 Middle street,
Monument Square.
PROVISIONS.
Smith Bros, AZ Preble street, South
Portland.
G. S. Campbell, 40 Middle street.
e. E. Wilson, SS Oxford street.
W. P. Kittridge, 40 Oxford street.
Solomon Johnson, IA Hammond street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
Geo. G. Mountfort, Main street., cor.
c., Knightville.
S. W. mclaughlin, s4s Oxford street.
e. f. Hillman, 149 Oxford, cor. Pearl
street.
J. L. Strout, "a Portland street.
E. A. Whitney, 29l Congress street.
S. F. Tucker. 1898 York street.
f. M. Pierce 81 Son., cor. Oxford and
Mayo streets.
j. K. Dunn, Main street, Westbrook.
Frank D. Robinson, Union Market,
Main St., Westbrook.
Fournier & Co., Brown street, West
brook.
W. L. Blossom Il Son, 90 Portland
street, cor. Alder.
O'Neil Bros, corner Greenlsaf and
Everett streets.
Grant St. Grocery Co., 1893 Grant street.
W. F. Coffey, SIS Newbury street.
E. A. Gill, SO Centre street.
A. Thrasher & Son., South Portland.
e. FL. Verril, 1879 York street.
Kimball Eastman, Cumberland Mills.
Deering Grocery, Woodfords,
Dillingham & Co., $50 Congress street.
J. A. Jansen, 1S3-135 Lincoln street.
M. Mcdonald & Son, 227 Spring street.
VIM. L. Crague, Main street, West
brook.
H. E. Hanson, South Windham.
E. W. Randall, SO Free street.
A. +. Ltttleffeld & Son, 1873 Brackett
street.
G. H. Kelson, Cumberland Mills.
f. Fl. Redlon, Gorham.
VIM. P. Carroll, Salem street, cor
Clark.
E. T. Golf, 1856 Cumberland street.
A. II. Porter, Cumberland Mills.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
BOAT TICKETS.
Danish and Scandinavian Books and
Papers. Agent for Thingvalla line pack
age express. j. A. Jensen, 133-185 Lin
coin street.
BI CYCLE AND GENERAL RE
PAIRING.
NJ. Mcdonald & Son, 227 Spring street.
OPTICIAN.
William Senter g. Co, 81 Exoha nge
street.
McKenney, the jeweler, Monument
Square.
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TODAY'S PROGRAMME.

Don't hurry Take time to examine
the labels and trademarks of goods you
buy, and you will protect yourself from
cheap and worthless substitutes.
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The secret of happiness, keep your
liver right Burdock Blood Bitters is
natures remedy for complaints of the
liver or bowels.
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.sp~, Maine Polo League.
The Maine polo league will hold It's
schedule meeting at the Thorndike, Rork-
land, at II O'Clock, Friday morning.
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race was as fearful as q race of fire en-
gines would be. The chariots entertained
the people and tore up the track. Charles
Roblnsons team won, Scott Larrabee' s
being second N. B. Lanes team IN
hooked trace and was distanced Time,
2 minutes fiat.
The attendance at the fair was very
gratifying.
Mr.. l.. Milliken of Scarboro shows in
neighboripg plates, Ben Davis apples of
both 1895 and 1897 Those of 1896 are a
little wrinkled, but sound. Mr.. Milliken
also shows the Russian Stark and the
Russian Pewaukee.
The bill game in the forenoon was be-
tween the Nonesuches of North Scarboro
and Scarboro High schools. 1t was a
hotly contested game and resulted in q
victory for the Nonesuohes with score
of to A.
The Nonesuches will play the Irons to-
day. The features of the game were the
batting by f. Larkin and catching of
Barton.
TODAY'S PROGRAMME.
To-day there will be CREASED pig race
in the forenoon and trials OF draft horses
and draft oxen. There will also be a
wheelbarrow race at 10 a. m The trot-
ting classes will be the three-minute and
2. 80 classes.
NOTES
q President B. F. Carter has been in
defatigable in making the fair successful,
and was rewarded yesterday with a large
attendance.
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Arthur Fl. Marden, 1888 Congress street.
James O'Brien, 297 Congress street.
A. e.. Arey, SO Sawyer street, South
Portland.
". G. Ray, Main street, Westbrook.
]. E. FIR, A Exchage street.
Dean Bros, 455 Congress street.
Palmer Shoe Co., Sal Congress street.
VIM. Bickford & Co., South Windham
Portland Rubber Co., 259 Middle street,
make a speciality of all kinds of rubber
goods.
CARPET SWEEPERS.
David Hooper, 233 Middle street.
T. f. Foss & Sons, cor. Exchange &
Federal streets.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
T. f. Foss & Sons, cor. Exchange
and Federal streets.
WALL PAPER.
c. Fl. Bachelor. 124 Exchange street.
David Hooper, 1888 Middle street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
MEAT DEALERS.
Smith Brothers, AZ Preble street, South
Portland
S. W. Mclaughlin. 43 Oxford street.
Geo. G. Mountfort, Main street, cor.
G street. Knightville.
Frank D. Robinson, Union Market,
Main street, Westbrook.
W. L. Blossom & Son, 90 Portland
street, cor. A lder.
Grant Street Grocery Co., 1893 Grant
street.
W. p. Coffey, 65 Newbury street, cor.
Mountfort.
e. A. Gill, SO Centre street.
A. Thrasher & Son, South Portland.
e. H. Verrill, 1879 York street.
Kimhall Eastman Cumhar1and Mills
Deering Grocery Co.. Woodfords.
Dillingham; & Co., 952 Congress street.
j. A. Jensen, 1885 Lincoln street.
III. K. Hanson. South Windham.
G. III. Kelson, Cumberland Mills
E. T. Golf. 1856 Cumberland street.
r. W. Randall, SO Free street.
A. Fl. Porter, Cumberland Mills.
WINDOW SHADES AND
DRAPEREES.
c. II. Bachelor, 1874 Exchang street.
T. E. Foss & Sons, cor. Exchange and
Federal streets.
David Hooper. 1888 Middle street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
TEA, COFFEE AND SPICE.
VIM. Scott & Co., Dol Congress street.
Geo. B. M. Damon, 43 Green street.
G. S. Campbell, 40 Middle street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale
S. W. Mclaughlin, 243 Oxford street.
j. L. Strout, 81 Portland street.
Il. A. Whitney, z5l Congress street.
George G. Mountfort, Main, cor. G
street, Knightville.
W. l.. Blossom & Son, 20 Portland, cor.
Alder street.
Grant St. Grocery Co., 1913 Grant street
W. +. Corey, % Newbury street.
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A. Thrasher & Son, South Portland.
Freeman Waterman, Cumberland Mills
Cotton Cash Store, Main street,
Westbrook.
c. H. Blake, Woodfords.
Frank Winship, Deering-
z. j. Frederickson, l6l India street.
Scates q Co., Westbrook.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

]. S. Burke at 65 India street, will de-
liver TO YOU the best of coal and wood at
the lowest prices and give you the Mer-
chants Coupons.
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E. A. Gill, 50 Centre street.
A. Thrasher & Son, South Portland
Dillingham; & Co., e52 Congress street,
j. A. Jensen, 1876 Lincoln street.
VIM. Scott & Co., 551 Congress street.
G. J. Frederickson, 16 India street.
E. w. Randall, 80 Free street.
A. II. Porter, Cum berland Mills.
STOVES AND RANGES.
I. +. Foss & Sons, cor. Exchange
and Federal streets.
VIM. J. Curren, 100 CenGre street.
Leroy Yates, Al Exchange street.
PICTURE FRAMES AND WIN
DOW SHADES.
G. 81. Bachelor, 1874 Exchange street
I. f. Foss & Sons, cor. Exchange and
Federal streets.
David Hooper, 233 Middle street.
CARPETS.
David Hooper, 1888 Middle street.
Il. +. Foss 81 Sons, cor. Exchange and
Federal streets.
FANCY GOODS.
Conway & Goss, Congress street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale
VIM. Mcbride, 28s Congress- street.
Mrs. Jane Allen, % Monroe street,
Mrs. M. Rioux, Main street, Vest
brook.
G. H. Blake, Woodfords.
Cotton CasnA5tore, MAN street,
Westbrook.
George Mountfort Main street, cor.
street, Knightville.
VIM. Bickford & Co.. South Windham.
FISH MARKETS.
James p. Hatch, 10 Oxford street.
G. W. Lombard & Co., $50 Cong ress
street.
c. W. Lombard, 100 Portland street.
Hamilton Bros. Woodfords.
BAKERY AND BAKED GOODS.
A. E. Arey, Homo Bakery, SO Sawyer
street, South Portland.
W. w. Rich, Sawyer street, South
Portland.
G. j. Frederiekson, 16 India street.
INFANTS WEAR SPECIALITY.
Mrs. M. Rioux. Maine street, West
brook.
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TEA, COFFEE AND SPICE.
HAIR GOODS OF ALL DE-
SCRIPTHONS.

$s$ %%
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CLOTHING DEALERS.

Thos. r. Donohue, The Clothier, IS
Monument Square.
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GROCERIES.

Gf6OCEKAESs
J.K. Dunn, Main street, Westbrook.
Fournier Bros, Brown street, West
VI. l.. Blossom g. Son, 90 Portland, COR
O'Neil Bros, corner Greenleaf and
Everett streets.
Grant ST. Grocery Co, 1913 Grant street,
corner Weymouth.
W. F. Coffey, 65 Newbury, corner
Mountfort street.
e. A. Gill, 81 Center street.
A. Thrasher & Son, South Portland.
E. II. Verrill, 139 York street.
G. s. CambelI, 49 Middle street.
Chase & Owen, $50 Congress street.
e. E. Wilson, So Oxford street.
W. P. Kittridge, 40 Oxford street.
Geo. B. M. Damon, 43 Green street.
Smith Bros, AZ Preble street.
Solomon johnson. IA Hammond street.
Geo. G. Mountfort, Main street, corner
S. W. Mclaughlin, 24s Oxford street.
e. f. Hillman, LAG Oxford, corner
Pearl streets.
j. L. Strout, "a Portland street.
E. A. Whitney, 291 Congress street.
T. f. Tucker, 223 York street.
3. M. Peirce & Son, corner Oxford and
Mayo streets.
VIM. L. Orague, Main street, Wes6-
brook.
e. W. Randall, SO Free street.
A. T. Littlefeld, 1873 Brackett street.
G. II. Kclson, Brown street, Cumber-
land Mills.
A. n. Porter. Cumberland Mills.
Kimball Eastman, Cumberland Mills.
Deering Grocery Co., Woodfords.
Dillingham; & Co., West End Hotel
block.
J. A. Jansen, 1873 and 1876 Lincoln
street.
NJ Mcdonald & Son., 2s7 Spring street
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
Vim. P. Carroll, Salem street, corner
Clark.
e. T. Golf, 1856 Cumberland street.
Smith Bros, South Portland.
E. A. Themes, II Newbury street.
HAIR GOODS OF ALL DE-
SCRIPTHONS.
Lovreings' Hair Store, sis Congress
street.
STATIONERY DEALERS.
C. 81. Batchelder, 1874 Exchange street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
A. 3. Merrill, 247 Congress street.
L. L. Flood, 81 Main street, Westbrook.
e. A. Gill, 50 Center street.
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. - ~ 2&s .&zs .k.lA-uAp W -
MANICURING, MASSAGE,
BLEACHING THE HAIR
Paris Hair Store, 51s Congress street.
CENTS FURNISHINGS.
W. H. Somers, 1858, Middle street.
VIM. Mcbride, $50 Congress street;
Boston Branch Clothing Store, 81 Main
street.
Cotton Cash Store, Main street, West
brook.
&C. H..Blake, woodfords.
Thos. F. Donohue, IS Monument
". 5. & G. H. Rowell, lss Middle
street.
L. D. Austin, 1879 Middle street.
Frank M. Low, Monument Square, 27S
Middle street.
JEWELERS..
McKenney, the Jeweler. Monument
W. Senter & Co., 81 Exchange street.
George S. Burnell. Gorham.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Palmer Shoe Co., Sal Congress street.
Dean Bros, AS Congress street.
]. e. Farr, AZ Exchange street.
W. z. hay, Main street, Westbrook.
L. s. Arey, SO Sawyer street, South
Portland.
James O'Brien, 227 Congress street.
Arthur Marden, 1888 Congress street.
William Bickford & Co., Windham.
II: P. MCCARTHY, 245 Middle street, and
294 Fore St.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
John Cox, Monument Square,
Irving A. Libby, 670 Congress street.
George B. M. Damon, 43 Green street.
Geo. G. Mountfort, Main, Cor. street
Knightville.
[. 1. Flood, "a Main street. westbrook.
". E. Coffey, IS Newbury street, Cor.
land.
E. A. Gill, 50 Center street.
A. Thrasher & Son, South Portland.
S. Rubinoff, 81 Preble street.
E. 81. Verrill, 1S9 York street.
Kimball Eastman, Cumberland Mills
Freeman Waterman, Cumberland Mills
Frank Winship, Deering.
NJ. Mcdonald Il Son, 227 Spring street.
Smith Bros, South Portland.
VIM. Bickford u Co., South Windham.
G. ]. Frederickson, 16 India street.
Scates & Co., Westbrook.
A. Il. Porter, Cumberland Mills.
SPECIALITY TEA, COFFEE
AND SPICES.
VIM. Scott, SOL Congress ST.
TINWARE.
VIM. ]. Curran, 100 Centre street.
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A. b. Merrlll, 24I congress SGreeu.
N. Mcdonald Il Son, 227 Spring street.
DRUGGISTS.
III. P. S. Goold, SIT Congress street.
E. W. Stevens, cor. Portland and Green
streets.
Frank l.. MoKeown, Portland and Preble
streets.
Fred A. Turner, cor. Congress and
washington streets.
Scates & Co., Westbrook.
Frank Winship, Deering.
Goold & Bragdon, $50 Congress street.
DRY GOODS.
VIM. Mcbride, $50 Congress street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
conway & Goss, Congress street.
Mrs. Jane Allen, 2S Monroe street.
Cotton's Cash Store, Main street,
Westbrook.
=. ID. Blake. Woodfords.
VIM. Biokford Co., South Windham.
HATS AND CAPS.
VIM. 81. Somers,, The Halter, 1853 Mid.
die street.
Boston Branch Clothing Co., 81 Main
street, Westbrook.
Frank M. Low y Co., 1913 Middle
street, Monument Square.
CANNED GOODS.
Fourier & Co., Brown street, West
brook.
j. K. Dunn, Main street, Westbrook.
Union Market. Main street, Westbrook.
W. l.. Blossom Il Son, 20 Portland
street.
e. A. Gill, 90 Centre street.
Kimbau Eastman, Cumb erland Mills.
Deering Grocery, Woodfords.
H. E. Hanson, South Windham.
VIM. L. Crague, Westbrook.
Q. J. Frederickson, 16 India street.
e. W. Randall, 33 Free street.
MILLINERY.
Conway q Goss, Congress street.
d. E. Narcotic, POI Middle street.
Mrs. NJ. Rioux, Main street, West
brook.
HARDWARE.
A. B. Merrill, 247 Congress street.
VIM. j. Curran, 100 Centre street.
M. Mcdonald & Son, 227 Spring street.
VIM. Bickford & Co., Windham.
Leroy Yates, Al Exchange street.
Y. l.. Merrill & Co., Monument
Square.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
A B. Merrill, 247 Congress street.
Cotton Cash Store, Main street, Wind
ham.
G. J. Frederiokson, 16 India street.
CLOTHING DEALERS.
Thos. f. Donohue, The Clothier, IS
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

A. B. Merrill, 247 Congress street.
Cotton Cash Store, Main street, Wind
ham.
G. J. Frederiokson, 16 India street.
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HARDWARE.

A. B. Merrill, 247 Congress street.
VIM. J.. Curran, 100 Centre street.
NJ. Mcdonald & Son, 227 Spring street.
VIM. Bickford & Co., Windham.
! Leroy Yates, Al Exchange street.
Z. l.. Merrill & Co., Monument
Square.
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NTS COUPON C0AAPANY--STORE AT 203 MIDDLE STREET.

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CANNED GOODS.
MILLINERY.

Conway & Goss, Congress street.
d. E. Narcotic, 201 Middle street.
Mrs. M. Rioux, Main street, West
hroOk
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WINDOW SHADES AND
DRAPEREES.

c. II. Bachelor, 1874 Exchang street.
T. E. Foss & Sons, cor. Exchange and
Federal streets.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.