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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-04-22

Mrs. Laing should have left Pont-street
without sending me letter to the club,
giving me her new address," he said,
calmly, after reflection.
her?''
No, Ihave had no letter A week be-
loro left for South Africa dined there,
and then she told me- that she intended to
remain in England throughout the year.
enc expressed the greatest qualification
tnaU Fila had married so happily, and
seemed In the best of spirits. Yet few
Gays later, it appears, she fled as secretly
as II she had been criminal. 1t ia really
veiy extraordinary, can't account for
| 1t in the least
All effort to trace Ella has failed" I
Fiction.
.'Whose aid have you sought? A
private inquiry agent?''
NO: The police answered.
=. rfolce," he exclaimed in surprise.
Ihey nave committed no crime, sure
~. IL mean that the police do not trace
missing friends''
Ihey will carry out the orders of any
government Department. I answered.
i.M request came from my chief.
from Lord Warnham? Then you
"Ofscourse. I responded.
In contemplative silence he slowly blew
graat cloud of smoke from his lips.
Anen ne said: There is one thing you
maven t told me. Godfrey. What was the
name OF this pretty Russian who made
EIla?', "sAiii0o
Her name was Sonia Korollenko.
Sonia Korollenko" he cried in a voice
strangely hoarse, hating and glaring at
me with wide-open staring eyes. "Sonia.
ana She has gone, you sayp''
Yes. She has returned to Russia, I
peleve. But what do you know of her?''
quickly inquired.
Nothing. merely knew her by repute
answered. "You were certainly Wise to
discard her allegations
asked.
II should rather think So" he an
swered elevating his eyebrows. "Her
fame has spread all cover the continent.
She was leader in certain circle of
ago, and narrowly escaped falling into
the hands Of the police.
"But what can have induced Ella to
associate with her," I exclaimed in
wonder.
"Ah, that is moro than we can tell,''
he answered in tone of sincere regret.
"The ways of women of her type are Oft
times utterly mprehensible.
"Were you aware that Ella was 40.
quainted with herr" l inquired earnestly.
At that moment, however, the electric
gongs along the Terrace commenced ring
ing sharply. announcing that the House
was about to divide. The division was
upon an important amendment, and had
been expected at any moment since the
dinner hour. Turning back quickly he
hurried through the tea room, along the
corridor, and shaking hands with me in
haste, promising to resume our CONVERSE
ton on another occasion, disappeared to
record his vote.
. For q single moment / stood alone in
the Lobby, watching the receding figure
Of the portly man of the hour, and pom
lections of the past turned on my heel
and went out through the long, echoing
hall
Ito be Continued)
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ESARM FOR SALE-12 miles from Portland,
a So acres OF pasture, wood and grass land
under excellent cultivation cuts % tons OF hay
Good buildings well situated for a milk farm
Enquire of JOHN II. CARD, 9S Exchange St.
Portland, Me. 1911
EOR SALE-At Deering Center close to cleo
L tries, new story house, thoroughly built.
and pleasant location; cemented cellar, Sebayo
water and main sewer, 5000 feet land, great
bargain: easy terms. Price $500. w Ii.
WALDRON s. CO., $50 Middle street. 161
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Messengers Notice.

Office of the Sheriff of Cumberland County
State of Maine, Cumberland, S., April 18th
A. D., 1898.
rv,HIs is to give notice. that on the 18th day
l. of April A. D., 1898, q Warrant in
Insolvency was issued out of the Court of
Insolvency for said County of Cumberland,
against the estate OF
D. j. OCTEAN, otherwise called J. LAM
BERT, OF Portland,
adjudged to be an 1nsolvent Debtor, on
petition of said Debtor, which petition was
filed on the 18th day of April, A. D.. 1898,
to which date interest on claims is to be
computed.
That the payment of any debts to or by
said Debtor, and the transfer and delivery
OF any property by him are forbidden by
law.
THAT a meeting of the creditors of said
Debtor to prove their debts and in case there
are sufficient assets to authorize the
same to choose one or more assign
ees of his estate, will be held
at a Court of Insolvency to be holden at
Probate Court Room, in said Portland, in
said County of Cumberland. on the End day
of May, A. D., 1898, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written.
C. L. BUCHANAN,
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of
Insolvency for said County OF Cumberland.
apr15&22
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WILL FLEE 70 THE MOUNTAINS

WILL FLEE TO THE MOUNTAINS.
AS an illustration of the extent to
which the war scare has seized upon peo-
pie, John H. Vose, travelling representa-
tive of Squire Brothers, the great Boston
provision dealers, tells story. Mr.. Vose
owns summer house ON Great Diamond
ISLAND, Portland harbor. The house cost
about $4,000, and for some seasons past,
his own family going to the mountains,
he has been renting this seaside place to
a New York woman. The other day he
got Va letter from the woman, saying
that she could not think Of summering
within the range of Spanish guns that
might come along the coast, and so he
would have to get another tenant.
Think of q man -of-War wasting time and
powder on e seaside COTTAGE Yet the
scare is so general, it is said, that the
seaside places will suffer greatly this
year, most of the tourists going to the
mountains. It this is true, then, Kineo
will profit at the expense of Bar Harbor,
but the war may be all over before the
summer season begins.
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THO leftover rent of 7 rooms In good re-
pair, with separate water closet; also low
er rent of rooms. - Good references required.
Fore St. ya. 1871
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and the longer and harder If ia beatan
the lighter it will be-
pruiC should be well Toured before ad !.
uing 10 0he cake. Use the same size cup
Ior eaon ingredient, and q "cup'' means
q 1eanup. small cakes and layer cakes
snouAu NOT no disturbed in the oven for at
1 ,easU een MN utes, and large cakes one
tsa, t 4oo ~ ho6 open and close the oven
door zoo often, for this is the FREQUENT
cause of cakes falling. Sprinkle the ton
OF the cake lightly with flour tefore FROST
ing; ta1s will prevent the frostino from
running. Care should be taken that the
oven IS OF tne right temperature. A quick
oven is pest Tor layer cakes, and one not
SO hot for loaf cakes. Prairie Farmer.
WHERE THEY GOT THEIR NAMES.
Muslin is named from Mosul in Asia.
Iafieta and tabby from street in Bag
dad.
Drugget is derived from q city in Ire
land, Drogheda.
Cambria is from Cambria.
Gauze has it's name from GAIA.
Baize from Bajac.
Dimity is from Damietta, and jeans
from Jean.
Damask is from the city of Damascus.
Satin is from Zaytown in China.
Velvet is from the Italian, vellute,
woolly. (Latin, vellus-a hide or pelt
Serge derives its name from Xerga q
Spanish name from peculiar wooden
blanket.
Shawl is the Sanskrit sala (floor). for
shawls were first. used as carpets and ta-
pestry.
Bandana is for an Indian word to
bind or tie, because it is tied in knots be-
fore dyeing.
Alapaca is from an animal in Peru of
the llama species, from whose wool the
fabric is woven.
Diaper is not from D'Ypres, as is some
times stated, but from the Greek word
dispron, figured.
Cslico is from Calicut, town in India
formerly celebrated for its cotton cloth.
and where calico was also printed.
Blanket is called after Thomas Blanket,
a famous clothier, connected with the
introduction of woolens into England
about 1340 Trade journal.
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ITO LET-At As Smith street, to a small family
without children, a sunny upstairs fiat Of
5 rooms; separate cemented cellar; S12.5O
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INCREASE.

Nelson q. burlington, Fairbanks, 1910
.
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THE HOME,
WORRY.

We often hear of men who are said to
have died OF oyerwork, but it is safe to
assume that in nine out of ten of such
cases there had been no oyerwork at all.
That too much work has killed some peo-
pie is not to be doubted, but this does not
alter the faot.that work pure and simple
is a rare cause of death. The mischief is
done by the worry which often goes with
the work, and which is mistaken for it.
We do not yet understand the process
by which worry undermines the general
health, induces disease of the heart, of
the arteries and of the kidneys, or kills
man before his time; but that it does
do such things is a fact only too well es-
tablished.
1t is true that worry often leads per-
son to practices which are themselves in.
furious, such as over indulgence in aloo-
hol or tobacco, or perhaps the use of
opium or cocaine or chloral; and disease
and death are often attributable to the
action OF these poisons rather than to the
effects OF worry. But these will not ex-
plain the disaster in all cases.
IL Hidy 10 oDJecteQ doSpalringly that,
II worry is slow suicide, then almost none
OF US can escape. Very few men can be
found who have no unfulflled desires
which they are striving to crafty, or who
are SO absolutely secure of the future that
they may give literal heed to the Biblical
command to take no thought for the NOR
row.
But this forethought is not worry; at
least 1T need not be worry; it is merely
incertitude, prudent care for the future,
or even slight anxiety. Harrassing ankle
ty, impatient expectation, d:spropo1 ton
ate fear of the unknown,-this is worry.
and this is what causes the heart to
struggle, the kidneys to contract, the
arteries to weaken and the mind to fail.
No one who is not given to worry can
conceive of the power which the habit
gains over it's victim. Such one will
freely admit the excellence of the advice
not to worry. but he will add that it is
impossible to follow it. This is true only
in measure and in few cases. Bar
ring instances of exceptional trouble, of
extraordinary shard luck" almost every
one can by resolute determination reduce
his WORRY within living limits. Youth S
Companion.
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SPANS OUTRAGED FEELINGS.

Madrid, April 21.--Ihe semi. official
Correspondence this afternoon says:
"Spain''s feelings have heen outraged to
the highest point by the injustice,
coarseness, infamy, bad faith and insults
of all kinds heaped upon her by @ vile
people with the most ignoble passions and
basest feelings. We could easily return
blow for blow, but Spaniards never use
such weapons which are forbidden in
any civilized country
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LEWISTON MILITIA READY,

Lewiston, April 21.-The Lewiston and
Auburn militia companies are recruiting
to the full peace limit and making other
preparations for war.
The total strength of the four compa-
MES is about 350imen. Extra cars are
at the depot stations for the transporta-
ton of the troops when the order comes.
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FOR IS q. III,

rENHE old and wel-known Fuller Drug Store
l. established 1919; has over half million
prescriptions on file; stock is clean, fixtures
frstclass no better location on the Kennebrc
river. Wishing to leave the State we offer
this store at a bargain. Inquire or write.
DEV1NE 81 CHADROURNE. Druggists. An,
gusta, Me. apiseod1w
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FOR SALE-A Grocery and provision store
u in Somerville, Mass. situated on one OF the
principal streets doing good business, which
next six months; population over 10000; keeps
Two teams. The present owner has twO stores
and is unable to give it the attention itrequires;
stock will be reduced to meet the wants of the
purchaser. Call or address SO Broadway,
Somerville, Mass. 14-1
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MONEY TO LOAN on first mortgages of real
LII estate at and per cent. Real estate for
sale, houses rented, rents collected, care Of
property speciality; prompt attention: % years
in this business. N. S. GARDINER, 1859
Middle St. Room L. 1872
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GASOLINE and NAPHTHA-n you are using
titles think you will derive Benefit either in
price, quality or service by trading with me.
Tel. 6354. ~ o. ."
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NOTICE. am now ready to buy all kinds of
IN cast off ladies', gents and chldren's CLOTH
ing. pay. more than any purchaser in the
76 Middle street. 1G1
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MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED at S and 6 per
IA cent. interest. Our specially is placing
mortgages on city and suburban real estate cot
lectlng rents and general care of property. For
particulars apply Real Estate Office, First
\ National Bank Building, FREDERICK S
al11iIs
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M ATRIMONIAL-New England Corresnon-
AVA dence Club, members worth from S506O to
$4,000. lntroductions 20 cents. Box 116T. Bos
ton, Mass. 1911
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E1,ARM FOR SALE or exchange for house in
Il city or village; 1875 acres, 40 acres moving
the balance pasture. wood and timber. 400
apple trees and small fruits. house 10 rooms and
barn 40x50, with cellar and ice house, room for
y cows and horses, nice lawn, plenty of shade
trees. fine place for summer boarders, / IL
miles to abroad station, miles to village.
For further information apply to SMITH a,
SALE, 40 Exchange street, Portland, Me-
anrfodff
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MAINE POsTMAsTERs.

g Washington, April 21.-The following
Maine postmasters have been appointed
by the President:
6. W. Stearns, Rumford Falls; H. A.
House, Bath; John Lovejoy, Rockland !;
W. q. Lowell, Auburn; NJ. P. Stiles,
N orWay.
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WATCHES ON iNSTALLMENTS.

Waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock
of new model Watches will be sold On easy pay
Prices MCKINNEY, the JeWeler, Monument
Square. mar19dtf
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a THOUSAND RINGS

To select from. Diamonds, Opals, Pearls
Rubys and al other ae , precious stones. Engage
stock in the city. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler,
Monument Square. mar19dtf
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elbow winds and crack your cheeks! RACES
Blow! king Lear, oct 3, Scene 2.
Ponds Extract Ointment will soon hazel
the cracks
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 70 cents. cash in advance.
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U. S. Engineer Office
CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Police Ex-
In arnining Board will hold its quarterly
meeting on Tuesday, April 26, 1898. at 8 o'clock
p. m, at room No. s, City Building.
S. @. PERRY, Secretary
Dated at Portland, this 18th day of April,
1898. apr19dtd
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Wild Behavior.

Wild Behavior.
"I'm worried about our landlord. HI
seems to be going crazy"
tWhat has he dones"
"Repapered our house from top to bot
tom. Chicago Record.
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nor SALE-Farm in Bethel Maine 100 acres
- = good land, 2 IL story house, shed and two
well supplied with wood and water; also abont
100000 feet of pine timber. About two miles
from Bethel village. and known as the Edward
or may be exchanged for Portland p1operty.
MISS SARAH BIDEN, No. 135 Oxford ST.,
Portland, Me. mar9-tf
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MAINE PENSIONERS.

MAIN n 7 NNCIO-Nb IOo.
Washington, April 21.-The following
pensions have been granted to residents
of Maine:
ORIGINAL.
Warren Taylor, Peaks island. S.; Smith
R. Morrill,, Gardiner. S.
ADDITIONAL.
Nelson q. burlington, Fairbanks, 1910
to $12.
INCREASE.
Albert S. Sweetser, Portland, 81 to SIS;
James Garvin, Togus, S. to S12.
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WIT AND WISDOM

The Other Way.
"Going to I'LL an engagement with your
dentist, Grumpy"
mo; he's going to do the filing. p
Detroit Free Press.
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WANTED--At once, girl for general house
w work. One that can go home nights. Call
in forenoon at Ill CLARK ST. 1871
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
TO EsanEaOHders and VictuaEers In,
! tlse City of Portland.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Licensing
" Board of the City of Portland. will meet nj
the Aldernen's room. City Building on Mon
day. the second day of May, A. d. 1898, at 73Oi
o'clock, p. M. for the purpose of granting Ii
censes 10 innholders and victualers who NAV
then and there apply therefor. A bond in the
sum OF three hundred dollars is required in all
cases.
Dated at Portland this 21st. day of April, 1898.
EDWIN L. DYER, City Clerk
APRIL did
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EFOR SALE--One of the best 100 acre farms in
IL Aroostook Co., or will exchange for a farm
n InnoCu cumberland Co. We also have a farm in
Deer Isle to exchange for city property. Call
OF write for particulars. G. +. ALEXANDER
q CO., 90 Exchange st. 221
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LIOR SALE-Cash viii buy % years es-
~ tablished business in the city OF Portland.
at ~ price if taken advantage of at once; Ieay
Me. ~ 10
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first and second
uH mortgages on Real Estate at as low rate of
interest as can be obtained in Portland; also.
loans made on stocks bonds, personal proper
ty or any other good securities. Inquire of A,
G. LIBBY u Co, ~ "a Exchange St. 26-4
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MONEY LOANED on LIST and End mortgages,
I'VE real estate. life insurance policies, notes,
bonds and good collateral security Notes
discounted; rate of interest per cent year
and upwards according to security. w. P.
CARR. room 5, second floor Oxford building,
1856 Middle street, Pa MARCIA
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FOR SALE-To close al estate. Two family
mouse, No 22StOne street, next to corner Of
Cumberland, with large yard. fruit trees. sunny
exposure. etc., etc For price and other par
tlcnlars apply Real Estate Office First Nation
al Bank Building, FREDERICK S.VAILL, PHI
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WANTED-An persons in want of trunks
W and bags to call on E. D. REYNOLDS,
563 Congress street, one door above Shaw's
and can therefore give bottom prices.
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures Iii
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E4OR SALES stored detached brick house.
IA rooms and bath arranged for two famil-
les, steam heat and modern plumbing, one oil
me best central locations in the city, 2 minutes
W. III. WALDRON g. CO., $50 Middle St
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EOR SALE-Pine Clapboards. Now is the
Il time to buy pine clapboards as am clos
ing them out ct spruce prices in order to make
room for spring stock. 1t will pay you to use
pine PINE as q matter OF paint sticking. DAVID Z.
RUSSELL, So. WATERFORD, Me. mar f84
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CAKE MAKING.

A great many inexperienced housewives
think if they have good recipe that is
all that is necessary in order to make
good cake, but the more practical realize
that the best of recipes will fail in the
hands of a careless cook. Perfect cake
making requires exact rules and good
material, as well as careful Judgment and
painstaking labor.
Before starting with the cake have all
the ingredients at hand and the cake tins
ready. The tins should be well creased
with lard and then sprinkled with flour;
this will prevent the cake from adllering
to the tins when baked. Eggs ahould be
fresh, milk perfectly sweet and butter
ware bowl is better to prepare the cake
IN than tin. If you are going to use ba-
king powder, sift it with the flour two or
three times. This will make the cake
finer grained.
The eggs should DO placed in coil
place before being used, and the yolks
and white should be beaten separate a
smaalls pinch of salt added to the whites
Will enable you to whip them to sitter
roth. Warm the butter, but do not
melt it. Cream the butter and sugar to-
gether, add the beaten yolks, then the
milk, next the -four. to which the baking
powder has been added, and lastly the
whites Of eggs, whipped to stiff froth.
II tiayoring is used, 1 prefer to add it the
last thing; some, however, add it to the
milk
Cake should be beaten and not stirred,
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WANTED-A thoroughly experienced girl to
w work on waists. Only those who under
stand every detail and are capable of doing first
class work need apply TO room II, Libby Block,
$40 IL Congress st. pol
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S1S00 Takes the large catering estab-
q LOW lishment now doing big bust
ness and centrally located on principal Street in
Lynn; come and see for yourself Seeing is
believing; big bargain. VIM. I. HANLEY,
Bergengren Bldg, Lynn, Mass. ISL
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FOR. sALE-Extenslon ladders. pole ladders.
4 plank ladders. step ladders, and
ladders Of other kinds, for masons, pIas-
terers, painters, paper hangers, housekeepers,
COLT. 13l Lincoln St, foot of Myrtle. Tele-
phone 1854. 954
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EORSALE-Or lease, lot of land at the West
End corner Forest and Congress- Streets
containing about 1924 feet Apply to E. HAIR
LOW, $40 Congress st. ian25dtf
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IL and within minutes of the electrics and
steam cars. IA acres choice land with good
buildings thereon. Will be disposed of at a
bargain. Apply TO Real Estate office, BENJk-
MIN +. HARRIS, 4S Exchange st. POI W1w
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WANTED-First class coat maker at once.
w Steady employment, ALLEN g. CO.. 2O4
Middle st. Dol
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WANTED-Twenty or thirty acres, part |
w woodland, good soil. good well of water, |
orchard, small house and barn. on good road,
within fifteen miles of Portland and near r. r. |
station. Address FARMER, Press office, Port |
land. pol
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EOR SALE-To close an estate. 10 story
house situated No South ST. DeerlnG.
containing 10 finished rooms. diviaeh into two
has Sebago water and steam heat. ot 100x1io'
and good stable with same. HOUR, of A. q
LIBBY q CO.. 40 IL Exchange ST. apr ia
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FOR restaurant, seats 60, good cen
a trail location, big business everything first
class and up to date; this is a big trade, cash or
installments OF will trade for personal property
or real estate. VIM. T. HANLEY, Bergen
gren Bldg, Lynn, Massl ISL
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STORE FOR SALE-Grocery and provision
~ store doing good business, weekly sales
S4oo, on one Of the principal street running two
Teams at present, owner having other business
wishes to sell before May list. Business can be
doubled with strict attention. Call or address
to 81 LINCOLN ST, City. 1871