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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-09-27

John F. Woodbury., William H. Dow,
Harry E. Virgin. George e. Smith, John
l.. Corey, Edward FL. York, Rufus Lam
son, Theodore II. johnson. Fred n May
berry, Winfield L. Smith, Edwin l.. Dyer,
George II. Libby, James L. Dyer, Arthur
L. Douglass, Edwin g. Thorne, Leroy
s. Sanborn, Carroll w. Morrill,, George
:. Edwards, Bion Bradbury, Jr., Vim.
2. Thompson, Geo. S. Staples, Vim. f.
Morse, Geo. E. Macgowan, Josiah c.
Ward, Geo. W. Sylvester, Joseph c. Sterl-
ing, Timothy E. Hartnett, Owen P.
Smith, Charles G. Douglass, Frank w.
Robinson, Levi Turner, Abiel M. Smith,
Horace "A. Hallett, Walter l.. Lefavor,
Osman G. Munroe, Terrence G. Kent,
Wilbur G. Wheldon, Orlando E. Dyer,
Richard H. Ball, Edmund N. DeGarmo,
John Cousens, James G. Kent, Fred H.
King, Charles X. Lewis, Frank E. Low
ell, Willie L. Daggett, Edward P Chase,
Charles II. Ross, Charles A. Rounds,
Fred E. Anderson, Nathaniel W. Morse,
Frank G. johnson, Geo. n. Cummings,
Henry P. Merrill. Samuel J. Gould, Con-
verse Q. Leach, Levi L. Cummings, J.
". Robinson, Edgar +. SWEET, Geo. W.
Barbour.
For Deering those invited are: Henry
J. Davis, Elbridge l.. Cobb, George M.
Cram, Herbert Seal, Wyer P. Aver,
Elbridge Matthews, Jabez M. Lane, FIRE.
man Gowen, j. Frank Jones, Albert c.
Bragg, Abner T. Smith, l. W. Barbour,
f. V. Ma thews, Il. e. q. Robbins, G.
"; Foster, Fred w. Peck, Frank B.
Moody, L. NJ. Clark, R. B. Lowe, Cyrus
o. 6. Chapman, j. G. Colesworthy,
Frank Crockett, J. N. Read, D. H Read,
G. 3. Leavitt, T. ID. Coleman, RE-. Good
hue, III. T. Milliken.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-09-27
MIR. WESCOTT'S CLAMBAKE.
A Most Attractive Casino To Be Erect
ed at the Cape.

Who Were Present of Portland and Deer
ing City Fathers-Remarks HIade BY
MIR. Wescott.
The most delightful of weather favored
the clam bake which Hon. George P.
WBoottS gave to the city governments of
Portland and Deering Saturday after
noon. Nearly If not quite everyone of the
invited guests was on hand at p. m. at
Monument square, where the special Cape
cars were in readiness to carry the party
to the Cape cottage lot. The day was
without cloud, and if there was any
fault to be found it was that the sun
was too warm.
The partysarrived at the place of enter
tainment about 100 p. IN. There Mr..
Robinson, the caterer, had three long
tables spread, down by the sea, in full
view of tho passing ships. The guests
were soon at the tables, enjoying clans
Holsters, corn, potatoes, coffee, cigars and
the other accomplishments of the shore
dinnsr as it Is known in these regions.
i Afuar cigars had been lighted Mr.. IVES
colt arose and announced that the affair
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-09-27
ANTS PROTECTIVE COUPON Co, 2O3 MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND

was wholly informal land that there were
to be no speeches. He only wished to
make a simple statement as to the occa-
sion. 1t was wholly impromptu, he
having had it in mind for several Satur-
days to have the members of the city
governments out there. One of his earli-
est recollections of the Cape shore CEN
tered about clam bake at Pond Cove
years ago. He had ever since had high
opinion of the Cape shore as place of
entertainment. Therefore, when asked to
secure the control of the Cape cottage
property he had done SO. He got bond
of it through Mr. Robinson, in whose
name the property was now held.
Very soon such steps would be taken as
to enable Mr. Robinson to serve such de-
lieious clam bakes as they had just en-
ioyed in building worthy of the mag
nifcent site and worthy of the city of
Portland.
1t was proposed to erect for next season
in the most attractive emin snse on the
property large building which would
cost eight thousand or ten thousand dol
lars. 1t would BIZ building such as they
have in the great resorts of New York,
building with broad and attractive
piazzas, and divided by glass partitions
50 that private parties could be accommo-
lated.
This building would be open summers
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-09-27
Police Notes.

About midnight Saturday night Off,
GERS Cousens and Woodsum arrested John
Mulkern who was fighting drunk. He
put up pretty hard fight against the
officers and made things lively for Turn
key Emery while riding to the station
in the patrol.
1t was quiet in police circles Saturday
night. The wagon was out a good many
times but no cases of unusual interest
had been reported up to midnight.
The number Of arrests for the week
was AZ. OF these 81 were for intoxi-
cation, five for suspicion, three each for
breaking and entering, and one for safe
keeping
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oficers Chosen by Congregational Confer

Omcers Cnosen py congregational CONFER
At the Congregational conference at
Belfast the following were elected Off
GERS:
Moderator-Rev. Rollin 4. Hack, Of
Portland.
Recording Seoretary-Rev. G.. D.
Crane, of Machias.
Corresponding Secretary-Rev. E. Nj.
Cousins, Gray.
Treasurer-Deacon W. B. Hubbard,
Bangor.
Saoo was fixed as the place Of the next
annual meeting: which will occur on the
third Tuesday Of September, 1898. Fol-
lowing are the committee of arrange
ments: Rev. Z. II. Moore, Saco; 6. s.
Mills, Belfast; L. D. Evans, Camden;
L. A. Frey, Biddeford. The following
were chosen delegates to the national
council: Rev. DIR. j. g. Merrill, Port
land, with Deacon j. e. Warren, Cum
berland Mills, alternate; and Prof. J.
S. Sewall, Bangor, with Deacon A. w.
Butler, Rockland. as alternate.
President Vim. De Witt Hyde of Bruins
wick was made member of the interde-
nominational commission Tor three years.
For corporate member of A. B. G. Il,
NJ, Rev. j. G. Merrill was chosen.
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A GREAT STEAMSHIP BUSINESS.
The Grand Trunk Laying Miles of Extra
Track.

| The business which the Grand Trunk
railroad has built up in connection with
the Maine Steamship company, which
gives this road it's New York terminal,
is something immense and is constantly
increasing. Three times week special
freight trains leave Portland for Chicago
at 5 o'clock in the morning. These carry
thousands Of tons Of through freight
from New York to the West, brought to
Portland by the New York boats and
transferred from them to the Crank
Trunk. The average time 1t takes a
consignment of freight to reach Chicago
from New York by this plan is 70 hours,
which Is as fast if not faster than it
can go by all rail lines from New York
and the prices are as low if not lower
than they are by any other line.
Besides this West bound traffic the
Grand Trunk lands at the wharves Of the
Maine Steamship company three times
a week special trains of freight con-
signed to New York. Every boat bound
to New York which leaves Portland is
loaded to the waters edge and the bust
ness is yet in its infancy.
This is one string of many the Grand
Trunk road has to it's bow, however.
This road is now preparing to handle the
biggest winters business that it has ever
known. On an average of four European
steamers q week will sail from Portland
during the winter beginning in the
middle of November and lasting 20
weeks. This means an average of 20, 900
tons Of freight which will be shipped
from Portland every week, all of which
must be brought here by the Grand
Trunk and transferred to the steamers.
This will include the expectation of hum
dreds of cattle and hundreds of thousands
bushels of grain. The immense grain
elevator with a capacity of million
bushels, enough to load eight steamers
at once. will be tested to the extent of
it's capacity this winter and probably
this years. grain shipments from Port
land will quadruple that Of any previ-
GUS year.
To handle this immense traffic the
Grand Trunk is building all along its
line sidings, and in many cases, is prac-
tically laying q double track. The siding
on east Commercial street and in Deer
ing will shortly be increased in number
and before the steamer season opens the
road will be prepared to handle the great
business it is looking for.
This means to Portland employment
of hundreds of men all winter at excel
lent wages, and the greater part of the
money which they earn during this sea-
SON will be expended right here in Port
land among our merchants. 1t looks
as il Portland were on the top notch of
prosperity.
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Rigby Races Postponed to Today.

NlSDy races fOstpon6Q TO IOdays
Saturday was day of disappointment
for the horses at Rigby. Though the
weather was perfect. the track dried
out SO slowly that it was found impossi-
BILE to start the horses. The whole days
programme was carried forward till to-
day, the races to begin at 10 O'Clock. The
gates will be open all day, no admission
being charged.
Exceptionally fine sport is promised.
The 2.07 pace and 2. 10 trot, in each of
which four heats were run of Thursday,
will first be concluded. Then the 2.20
trot, $50 trot, 2.15 pace and $50 pace
will be taken up in the order named
The 2.07 pace Is the one in which Roam
Wilkes twice lowered the Rigby race rec
ord, first to 2.06 and then to 2.05 Ia
He and Bright Regent each have two
heats to their credit, while the great PAGER
Bumps, who was considered SO sure of
winning that he was barred In the
pools, finished three times in second
position. In the $40 trot Que Allen,
Athanio and Derby Princess are the hea
winners.
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INFANTS WEAR sPECIALrY.
YARMOUTH.

VIM. 81. Marston, Dry Goods, Wool
ems, Tailor Trimmings, Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Gents Furnishings, Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Agent for GlDbe Laundry.
Frank W. buchanan, a complete line of
Drugs, Cigars, Toilet Articles, Hardware.
Wall Paper and Stationery.
Il. 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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80 CoUPoNS=

Geo. S. Burnell, Gorham.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
SPECIALITY.
E. W. Randall, 33 Free street.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
G. B. M. Damon, 43 Green street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
A. E .sArey, SO Sawyer street, South
I: L. Flood, "a Main street, westbrook.
W.. W. Rich, Sawyer street, South
E. A. Gill. 50 Centre street.
A. Thrasher & Son, South Portland.
S. Rubenoff, 81 Preble street.
Freeman Waterman, Cumberland Mills.
G. Fl. Blake, Woodfords.
Q. j.. Frederickson, 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.
@. J. Frederickson, 16 India street.
DRAPERIES, SILK PRINCES,
&C., &c.
David Hooper, 1888 Middle street.
T. +. Foss g Son, Exchange and
Federal streets.
G. H. Bachelor, 1874 Exchange street.
RESTAURANT.
w. W. Rich, South Portland.
S. Rubinoff, 81 Preble street.
G. j. Frederickson, 16 India street.
COAL AND WOOD.
j. S. Burke. 65 India street.
POOL ROOMS.
S. Rubinoff 81 Preble street.
FURNACES AND STEAM
HEATING.
VIM. J. Curren, 100 Centre street.
Leroy Yates, Al Exchange street.
SPORTING GOODS.
A. B. Merrill, DAT Congress street.
freeman Waterman, Cumberland
Mills.
CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE.
T. f. Foss g. Sons, cor. Exchange and
Federal streets.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
VIM. Bickford & Co., South Windham.
VIM. Scott 6 Co., SOL Washington
street.
Geo. c. Mountfort, Main street, cor.
C street, Knightville.
RUBBER GOODS.
Portland Rubber Co., s59 Middle street.
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Death from Heart Disease.

MIR. Isaiah Asher, the representative of
a New York wholesale cloak house, died
suddenly of heart disease Saturday fore
noon at the Congress Square hotel. Mr..
Asher was about 40 years old. The body
WILL be sent to New York.
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The Death Rate,

There, were twelve deaths in Portland
during the week which ended. saturday
noon. The deaths were due to cholera
infantum, cholera morbus, diphtheria,
gasrritis, heart disease, carcinoma of the
lungs, marasmus, nsphritis, peritonitis,
senility, spina biflda and uraenia.
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e. A. Gill, 80 Centre street.
A. Ihrasher & Son, South Portland.
Dillingham; q Co., 952 Congress street.
J. A. Jensen. 1S3-I35lLincoln street
Mm. scott q Co., 551s Congress street.
.. j.: Frederickson, l6 India street.
K. w. Randall, 80 Free street.
A. III. Porter, Cum berland Mills.
STOVES AND RANGES.
1. B.. Foss & Sons, cor. Exchange
and Federal streets.
VIM. j. Curren, 100 CenGrs street.
Leroy Yates, Al Exchange street.
PICTURE FRAMES AND WIN
DOW SHADES.
G. Fl. Bachelor, 1874 Exchange street.
L. b. Foss q Sons, cor. Exchange and
Federal streets.
David Hooper, 2ss Middle street.
CARPETS.
David Hooper, 1888 Middle street.
81. +. Boss & Sons, cor. Exchange and
Federal streets.
FANCY GOODS.
Conway & Goss, Congress street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasaptdale.
Vim. Mcbride, $50 Congress- street.
Mrs. Jane Allen, 2S Monroe street.
brock
9. H. Blake, Woodfords.
,Cotton's Cash.. Store, Main street,
Westbrook
George Mountfort, Main street, cor.
G street, Knightyiue.
Wm. Bickford 81 Co., South Windham.
FISH NEA gKETS.
James P. Hatch, IS Oxford street.
G. W. Lombard & Co., $40 Congress
street.
G. W. Lombard, 400 Portland street.
Hamilton. Rr0S Wffaf1fnrds
BAKERY AND BAKED GOOES.
A. e: Arey, HOME Bakery, SO Sawyer
street, South Portland.
W. W. Rich, Sawyer street, South
Portland.
G. j. Frederick ION, 16 India street.
INFANTS WEAR ESPECIALLY.
Mrs. M. Rioux. Maine street, Vest
brook.
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One to five applications of Doan's
Ointment will cure the worse case of
ltohing Piles there ever was. Can you
afford to suffer tortures when simple,
never-failing remedy is at hand? 1t
never fails,
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L. d. Austin. 1889 Middle street.
Boston Branch Clothing store, 81 Main
street, Westbrook.
w. B. & G. H. Rowell, IS9 Middle
street.
Frank M. Low & Co., ss7 Middle street,
Monument Square.
PROVISIONS.
Smith Bros, AZ Preble street, South
Portland.
G. S. Campbell, AS. Middle street.
E. E. Wilson, 83 Oxford street.
w. p. Kittridge, 40 Oxford street.
Solomon johnson, IA Hammond street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
Geo. 9. Mountfort, Main street., cor.
c., Knightvil1e.
S. W. Mclaughlin, 243 Oxford street.
E. T. Hillman, 149 Oxford, cor. Pearl
street.
j. L. Strout, "a Portland street.
E. A. Whitney, 291 Congress street.
S. F. Tucker. 1893 York street.
+. M. Pierce & Son., cor. Oxford and
Mayo streets.
j. K. Dunn, Main street, Westbrook.
Frank d. Robinson, Union Market,
Main ST., Westbrook.
Fourier q Co., Brown street, West
brook.
W. L. Blossom & Son, 80 Portland
street, cor. Alder.
O'Neil Bros, corner Greenleaf and
Everett streets.
Grant St. Grocery Co., 1913 Grant street.
w. +. Coffey, Is Newbury street.
e. A., Gill, SO Centre street.
A. Thrasher & Son.. South Portland.
E. H. Verrill, l89 York street.
Kimba1l Eastman, Cumberland Mills.
Deering Grocery, Woodfords.
Dillingham; & Co., 952 Congress street.
j. A. Jansen, 133-135 Lincoln street.
M. Mcdonald & Son, 227 Spring street.
VIM. L. Crague, Main street, West
brook.
H. E. Hanson, South Windham.
E. w. Randall, 80 Free street.
A. It. Littlefeld & Son, 1873 Brackett
street.
G. II. Kelson, Cumberland Mills.
+. Il. Redlon, Gorham.
VIM. P. Carroll, Salem street, cor
Clark.
E. T. Gof2, 1856 Cumberland street.
A. 81. Porter, Cumberland Mills.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
BOAT TICKETS.
Danish and Scandinavian Books and
Papers. Agent for Thingvalla line pack
coin street.
BH CYCLE AND GENERAL RE
PAIRING.
M. Mcdonald & Son, 227 Spring street.
OPTICsAN.
William Senter & Co, 81 Excha nge
street.
Mckinney, the jeweler, Monument
Square.
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A.. B. Merrill, PAT Congress street,.
NJ. Mcdonald q Son, 227 Spring street.
DRUGGISTS.
Ell. P. S. Goold, SIT Congress street.
Il. W. Stevens, cor. Portland and Green
streets.
Frank L. McKeown, 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 Sc Goss, Congress street.
Mrs. Jane Allen, % Monroe street.
Cotton's Cash Store, Main street,
Westbrook.
G. Fl. Blake, Woodfords.
VIM. Bickford Co., South Windham.
HATS AND CAPS.
VIM. Fl. Somers, The Halter, 259 Mid
die street.
Boston Branch Clothing Co., 81 Main
street, Westbrook.
Frank M. Low y Co., 278 Middle
street, Monument Square.
CANNED GOODS.
Fournier & Co., Brown street, West
brook.
J. K. Dunn, Main street, Westbrook.
Union Market. Main street, Westbrook.
W. l.. Blossom Il Son, 30 Portland
street.
E. A. Gill, 50 Centre street.
kiInban Eastman, Cumberland Mills.
Deering Grocery, Woodfords.
r. E. Hanson, South Windham.
VIM. L. Crague, Westbrook.
G. j. Frederickson, 16 India street.
e. W. Randall, 80 Free street.
MILLINERY.
Conway Il Goss, Congress street.
d. E. Narcotic, POI Middle street.
Mrs. M. Rioux, Main street, West
brook.
HARDWARE.
A. B. Merrill, 247 Congress street.
VIM. j. Curran, 100 Centre street.
N. Mcdonald 4 Son, 227 Spring street.
VIM. Bickford & Co., Windham.
Leroy Yates, 4! Exchange street.
Il. L. Merrill & Co., 9 Monument
Square.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
A. B. Merrill, 247 Congress street.
Cotton Cash Store, Main street, Wind
ham.
g. j. Fredsrickson, 10 India street.
CLOTHING DEALERS.
Thos. F. Donohue, The Clothier, IS
Monument Square.
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Arthur Ell. Marden, 6s3 Congress street,
James O'Brien, 227 Congress street.
A. e. Arey, SO Sawyer street, South
Portland.
". G. Ray, Main street, Westbrook.
Z J. r. Fsrr, AZ Exchage street.
Dean Bros, 455 Congress street.
Palmer Shoe Co., 541 Congress street.
Portland Rubbsr Co., 800 Middle street,
make q speciality Of all kinds Of rubber
goods.
GARRETT SWEEP ERS.
David Hooper, 2s3 Middle street.
Federal streets.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
T. r. Foss g. Sons, cor. Exchange
and Federal streets.
WALL PAPER.
Q. 81. Bachelor, 124 Exchange street.
David Hooper, 1888 Middle street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
MEAT DEALERS.
Smith Brothers, Al Preble street, South
Portland.
S. W. Mclaughlin. 4S Oxford street.
Geo. G. Mountfort, Main street, cor.
O street. Knightville.
Frank D. Robinson, Union Market,
Main street, Westbrook.
w. L. Blossom & Son, 20 Portland
street, cor. Alder.
Grant Street Grocery Co., 1913 Grant
street.
w. F. Coffey, e5 Newbury street, cor.
Mountfort
e. a. Gill, 50 Centre street.
A. Thrasher & Son, South Portland.
e. 81. Verrill, 139 York street.
Kimball Eastman, Cumberland Mills.
Deering Grocery Co.. Woodfords.
Dillingham; & Co., 952 Congress street.
j. A. Jensen, 1895 Lincoln street.
II. e. Hanson. South Windham.
G. n. Kelson, Cumberland Mills.
E. Z. Golf. 1856 Cum berland street.
X. W. Randall, SO Free street.
A. n. Porter, Cumberland Mills.
WINDOW SHADES AND
DRAPERIES.
G. II. Bachelor, 1874 Exchang street.
!. +; Foss q Sons, cor. Exchange and
Federal streets.
David Hooper, 233 Middle street.
Knapp Bros, Pleasantdale.
TEA, COFFEE AND SPICE.
VIM. Scott & Co., 551 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, "a Portland street.
3. A. Whitney, 291 Congress street.
George G. Mountfort, Main, cor. c
street, Knightville.
W. L. Blossom & Son, 30 Portland, cor.
Alder street.
Grant St. Grocery Co., 1893 Grant street.
W. +. Cofey, 65 Newbury street.
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The sunerlor Cnnrt.

In the Superior court, Saturday Harlan
P. Ingalls,, search and seizure. paid S1eO
and costs; Michael A. Scully, nuisance,
fled demurrer.
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MANICURING, MASSAGE,
BLEACHING THE HAIR
Paris Hair Store, 5ls Congress street.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
". 81. Somers, 1888 Middle street.
VIM. Mcbride, $50 Congress street.
Boston Branch Clothing Store, 81 Main
street.
Cotton Cash Store, Main street, West
c. H.sBlake, Woodfords.
Thos. F. Donohue, Is Monument
Square.
street.
l.. D. Austin, 1879 Middle street.
Frank M. Low, Monument Square, 27S
Middle street.
JEWELLERS.
McKenney, the Jeweler. Monument
W. Senter g. Co., 81 Exchange street.
George S. Burnell, Gorham.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Palmer Shoe Co., 541 Congress street.
Dean Bros, 445 Congress street.
j. E. Farr, AZ Exchange street.
W. G. Ray, Main street, Westbrook.
L. s. Arey, 50 Sawyer street, South
Portland.
James O'Brien, 2s7 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, $40 Congress street.
George B. M. Damon, 43 Green street.
|. Geo. @. Mountfort. Main, Cor. U street
Knightville.
L. L. Flood, "a Main street, Westbrook.
W. +. Coffey, IS Newbury street, Cor.
Mountfort.
W. W. Rich, Sawyer. street, So. Port
land.
E. A. Gill, 50 Center street.
A. Thrasher & Son, South Portland.
S. Rubinoff, 81 Preble street.
E. II. Verrill, 139 York street.
Kimball Eastman, Cumberland Mills
Freeman Waterman, Cumberland Mills.
Frank Winship, Deering.
NJ. Mcdonald & Son, 2a7 Spring street.
Smith Bros, South Portland.
VIM. Bickford q Co., South Windham.
G. J. Frederickson, f6 India street.
Scates & Co., Westbrook.
A. Fl. Porter, Cumberland Mills.
SPECIALITY TEA, COFFEE
AND SPICES.
VIM. Scott, 551 Congress ST.
TINWARE.
VIM. ]. Curran, 100 Cenure street.
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TEA, COFFEE AND SPICE.

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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
J. z. Dunn, Main street, Westbrook.
Fourn1er Bros, Brown street, West
brook
WI. Blossom 6 Son, 90 Portland, cor
ner Alder street.
O'Neil Bros. corner. Greenleaf and
Grant St. Grocery Co., 1913 Grant street,
cornell Weymouth.
W. F. Coffey, 65 Newbury, corner
Meuntfort street.
ID. A. GIL, So Center street.
A. Thrasher & Son, South Portland.
e. Fl. Verrill, 139 York street.
G. s. Calnbell, 40 Middle street.
Chase & Owen, 58s Congress street.
E. e. Wilson, SO Oxford street.
w, p. Kittridge, 40 Oxford street.
Geo. B. NJ Damon, 43 Green street.
Smith Bros, AZ Prehle street.
Solomon johnson. IA Hammond street.
Geo. G. Mountfort, Main street. corner
G. K.
S. ". Mclaughlin, 243 Oxford street.
ID. s.. Hillman, 149 Oxford, corner
Pearhstreets.
j. L. Strout. "a Portland street.
e. A. Whitney, 291 Congress street.
T. ,. Tucker, 22S York street.
B. N. Peiroe q Son, corner Oxford and
MaXe streets.
Vim. Biokford & Co., South Windham.
Vim. L. Crague, Main street. Wes6-
brook.
e. W. Randall, 33 Free street,
A. r. Littlefeld, 1873 Brackett street.
G. 3. Kefson, Brown street, Cumber-
land Mills.
A. n. Porter, Cumberland Mills.
Kimball Eastman, Cumberland Mills.
Deerfng Grocery Co., WoodfOrds.
Dillingham; & Co., West End Hotel
block.
j. A. Jansen, 1873 and 1856 Lincoln
street.
NJ. Mcdonald & Son., 1897 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.
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