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BRAN TO ACCEPT HIS FATE

Boston. Mass, May 9.-Thomas M.
Bran, it is thought, will accept the YER.
dict Of the tse last jury which found him
barkentine Herbert Fuller, aud will III 1 re-.
ceive sentence of imprisonment for life.
the jury having decided against can ,iai
punishment. This forenoon, his counsel
Mir. Cotter and Mr.. French Consulted
with District Attorney Jones aud his as.
sistant, Mr.. Casey in Mr.. Jones's offi CO
in regard to the exceptions taken by the
defense during the trial. At the oonclu'
sion of the trial, the defense was given
until last Monday to decide whether if
would file its exceptions, but the time
was later extended until today. However
nothing new developed today.
1t is not definitely known whether
Bram's counsel will carry the exceptions
to the Supreme court or whether the de-
fendant will waive them and take his
sentence, but it is generally believed that
Bran is disposed to receive his sentence.
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ing and pint of water. Leave it on till
dry, and then rub off the powder with a
channels.
To clean stoves before putting away for
the summer saturate rust stains on nickel
Or steel in oil, and after day or two rub
with cloth dipped in ammonia. If spots
still appear treat them to dose of diluted
hydrochloric acid, polishing with Tripoli
powder. The mica Improperly called is
ingglass) will look like new if cleaned
with warm vinegar and water and soft
cloth. After backing the stove cover it
carefully with two or three thicknesses of
manila brown paper and set away.
Closet shelves and floors washed with
hot water and cayenne pepper will tend to
| keep away ants and reaches. Borax and
alum may be sprinklsd under the shelf
paper, or an under layer of tar paper is
effective,
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

MIR. Nat Gordon and wife left for New
York on Saturday last for a short trip.
The French club met last night with
Miss Susie Startling, Pine street.
Winfield Sprague, son of Otis Sprague,
has passed the preliminary examination
for enlistment in the volunteer forces and
will leave for Augusta today.
DR.. Kincaid is making repairs on his
residence, Sawyer street.
The Republican town committee had a
meeting at Knightville on Saturday last
with view of getting into lire for the
September election. So soon as the call
OF the county committee shall be issued,
it was the sense of the COMMITTEES that a
CAUCUS be called, and action be at once
taken to secure an expression of opinion
from the straight out Republican electors
of the town.
The Golden Gross celebrated their ami
versary last evening at the K. ofsP. hall.
They were joined by Casco Bay comman-
derry from the city and the affair will be
pleasantly remembered. A collation. was
served.
L On Thursday evening the knights Of
Pythias.will have celebration and they
will be joined by Ivanhoe and Pine Tree
lodge from the city.
The EShaw business college has just is
sued it's calendar and among the success
full students at this institution whose
pictures are shown is that of VIM. f.
Spear of the Spear Coal company.
Capt. Seabury severed his connection
with the Cape Ferry company on Sunday
last and takes charge of the Madeline Of
the Falmouth Foreside route. He has
been succeeded by Capt. George n. Up
ton.
A reception will be rendered to Rev.
Mr.. Holmes by his parishioners of the
Peoples M. E. church on Wednesday
evening next.
Mrs. ]. K. F. Rogers entertained the
double quartette, consisting of Mr.. R.
Chase EGooiw of Portland, Mr.. Will
Goodwin. Mrs. R. Lucia Knapp, Mr..
Joseph Haley of PIeasantdale, Mrs. E. T.
Benner, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Squires of
Knightville, Friday evening. A very
pleasant evening was passed. Refresh
ments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Howes, who
have heen the guests of Mr.. Howess
parents of Boston, have returned to their
home
Mrs. Coleman Flaherty of Gorham, N.
H., is passing several days at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Muir
ray. LIS
A large number Of men are being brok-
en- in as motormen and conductors on
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HARRINGTON WATER WORKS.
ESPECIAL 10 THE PREss.1

Pennington, May 9.-The assessors of
Pennington village corporation have re-
tanned Hon. j. 9. Holman and Frank
W. Butler, Esq, as counsel, and will be-
gin proceedings at once to compel the
Pennington Water company to appoint
it's representative Oh a COMMITTEES to de.
termine the value of the water plant. as
per contract with the village corporation
After such value is determined tba vi,
lage has the right to purchase 1.-THE works
at the price named, Hon Enoch Foster
was named as the representative of the
village several months ago.
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Reproduced by Permission from Harpers y

Puritan, and the cruiser Cincinnati, at a
range of 400 yards from earth works
abreat of their stations, were firing al.
most necessarily. The engagement was
opened by the flagship. but the Puritan
and Cincinnati impatiently signalled for
permission to join her. Their request was
at ono granted, and the Cincinnati was
speedily in action, demolishing the
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WESTBROOk.

Messrs Chas. Moses, Arthur GRAY
Frank Springer and VIM. Graham were
among the party that visited the Cleaves
Rifles at Augusta on Sunday.
| Mrs. Alice Season. ana young daughter
came Thursday from North Diehton
Mass. to make her home with her father
Mr. Thomas Foster Of this city.
| Sergeant K. W. Romeo of the CIeaves
Rifles, returned from Augusta Saturday
night for the purpose of recruiting men
for tine company, His commission is To
enlist 81 men to join company M at Au-
gusta. those enlisted yesterday were
Fred +. York, Frank Lewis, John La
beau, charles l.. Adams, John Morrison.
Sergeant Romeo will be at the armory to-
day and Wednesday from a. m. to 9. 80
p. m. for the purpose of receiving re-
oruits.
! Rev. S. N. Adams of the West End
Congregational church of this city, ex-
change with Rev. I. M. Davies of Deer
ing on Sunday.
| Lennie Pillsbury had his arm badly
burned Saturday. In company with 9TH
er boys he was at play and was holding a
twist OF paper, one end of which was on
fire, one of the boys poured powder on
the paper, badly burning his arm.
Z Miss Lottie Grant, who has suffered a
great deal from rheumatism for the past
six weeks is now able to walk out.
Mr.. Charles A. Anderson has SO far re-
covered from his recent illness as to as
sumo his duties at the library after an
absence of two months,
Mrs. Jabez o. Towle a woman about
IS years of age formerly resident OF
Cornish, but of late residing on Foster
street. this city, died early Sunday morn
ling. Mrs. Towle was born in Hiram, She
leaves a husband and married daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Beasly of this city.
Funeral services this afternoon at (
O'Clock from the residence on Foster
street. Rev. G. f. Willard Of Cornish
will conduct the services.
At 8 O'Clock vest erday morning at St.
Hyacinthe church, Miss AIexine Boucher
formerly employed at Buffers millinery
store of this city. was united in marriage
to Mr.. Philip Lucier of this city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. FIR.
Decelles. The newly married couple will
reside on Brown street.
Rev. FIR. Decelles, pastor of st. Hya
cinthe Catholic church Of this city, will
leave on Friday for Nashua, N. H..
where he will assist at the dedication Of
a church in that city.
Philip Dana, son of W. z. Dana, 9
student at the Philadelphia Textile
school, is at home with his parents.
The Canadian Jubilee singers appeared
last evening in one of their concerts fol-
the benefit of the Methodist church OF
this city. The entertainment was wei
church.
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pany today contracted for the building of
their Harrison extension with r. D..
Shanahan of Portland. the work to COM
mence May 10th. The road is TO be ready
for passenger trains July 10. The extreme
length of extension is FIVE and one-fifth
miles, making the length of the line from
the Maine Central at Hiram to Harrison
village q 1-5 miles,
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TO 60 ON SHORT TIME.

Waterville, May 9.-The North Vassal.
boro Wooden company, doing a manu-
featuring business at North Vassalboro
and employing some 400 hands. have in
PRODUCED new schedule of time, the
mills to run 40 hours week against CO.
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Copyright, 1898, by Harper 6 Brothers

enemy g batteries on the west shor.. The
accuracy of the gunners on the big cruiser
was remarkable, and every discharge of
her 6-inch gun wrought destruction to
the Spanish works, while the men were
full of enthusiasm, and overjoyed at the
distinction of firing the first shots of the
war.
The subject of the illustration from
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Harper's Weekly, which we reproduce
this week, is the Cincinnati swinging
into line opposite the enemys forts, and
discharging her forcastle gun. It was the
first test in modern warfare of American
discipline and gunnery, land the test
proved conclusively that thirty five years
of peace have not dulled the traditional
keeness of Yankee Workmanship.
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SIGHTED A spANrARD

Boston, Mass, May 9.-Capt. Roberts,
OF the Warren Line steamship Roman,
now in this port, reports that at noon last
Friday, when 70 miles southeast from
Sable island, or about 800 miles due east
from Boston, Spanish torpedo boat was
sighted.
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SUICIDE AT BELFAST.

Belfast. May 9.-The body of r. ].
Wiggin was found hanging in the carriage
house of the hotel at Freedom, this morn
ing. The man had committed suicide.
He was sixty years of age. The cause of
the act is not known.
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osI-On Friday afternoon while coming
envelope addressed Emma Evans. "a and contain in
i ,r9 a sum OF money. Finder please return to
warded. N nj
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MONEY LOANED on first and second mort
tA cages, real estate, life insurance policies.
notes, bonds and good collateral security
Notes discounted rate Of interest per cent a
year and upwards according to security. W. +.
CARR. room 5, second floor, Oxford building,
1856 Middle ST. naval
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DUCK POND.

One Of Mr.. Charles Hasty's horses go,
away from his driver, ran into the Long
swamp got mired, went down all but his
neck and head, and was with difficulty
drawn out
Master George Hall of Raymond Hill
visited Master Erwin Grant, coming on
his wheel a distance of 16 niles in one
and a half hours, q boy of 10 years.
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WATCHES ON INSTALLMENTS.

Waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock
OF new model Watches will be sold on easy paw
Prices. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument
Square. mar19dtf
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THOUSAND RINGS

To select from. Diamonds, Opals Pearls,
Rubys and all other precious stones. Engage.
ment and Wedding Rings q speciality. Largest
stock in the city. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler.
Monument Square 1nar19dtf
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THE q. S. S.. CINCINNATI"
ACTION.

.Ths bombardment of Matanzas on April
9th was momentous, because at that
time the first shots were fired by the
American fleet in Cuban waters against
the Spanish flag. For eighteen minutes
the flagship New York, the monitor
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, May 9.-Pensions have
been granted to the following Maine
people:
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I .OST-Four notes dated and signed as fol-
- lows All four notes are dated December
IN, 1888, and are given by Richard F. Rowe to
Henry +. Coffin and are as follows: One note
dated Dec: 18th, 1888, for $500, payable in one
year one for $62O:GO, payable in two years; one
f n9 5000 payable. in three years and one for
S5oo, payable in four years. Said notes have
PEI peen paid and are of no value TO anyone except
inc me owner; The finder will please leave them
Win RICHARD F. ROWE, Nason's Corner.
81
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TO EXTEND 10 HARRISON

Bridgton, May 9 The directors of the
Bridgton and Saco River Railroad com.
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IT OR SALE-Two new houses on Alba street.
= Deering Centre, seven 90 rooms and bath,
gardens. very sunny, near schools and cleo
tries, price only S1750, only $500 down, balance
to suit: A rare chance to buy suburban resi-
dence low DALTON & CO., 47S IL Congress
street, ODD. ProDle.
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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 about
100000 feet of pine timber. About two miles
from Bethel village, and known as the Edward
A. Capen farm will be sold on favorable terms
or may be exchanged for Portland property.
MISS SARAH BIDEN, No. 1856 Oxford ST.,
Portland, Me- maro-tf
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EORSALE-Or lease, a lot of land aft the West
End. corner Forest and Congress streets
containing about 4224 feet. Apply to E. HAIR
LOW, 919 Congress ST. ian25dtf
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nor Subdivisions Oliver COLOR pointer
L pups, whelped April 2oth., will oe just right
age to train coming fall. Sire, "Dustyway'
1875. winner OF LIST prize in late New York
show; write for full pedigree and prices. Pups
ready for delivery in 4 TO weeks ARTHUR
ID. MURPHY, Biddeford, Maine. apr224
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FOR SALE-Good house with Stable and
-, large lot OF land, very pleasantly situated,
all modern convenences, bath, hot and cold
water, combination heat. Price right. terms
easy. MYRON E. MOORE, Deering Center.
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ENARM FOR SALE or exchange for house in
u city or village; 125 acres. 40 acres moving.
the balance pasture wood and timber. 400
apple trees and small fruits, house 10 rooms and
piazza, wood house; carriage house, hen house,
barn 40x50 with cellar and ice house. room Tor
- cows and horses. nice lawn, plenty of shade
trees a fine place for summer boarders 10
miles to abroad station, 2 miles to village
For further information apply to SMITH 6
SALE, 40 Exchange street. Portland. Me.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words inserted undcr this head
one week for Is CENTS cash in advance.
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ENOR SALE-Sailing yachts and vessels of all
descriptions; also steam pleasure boats,
passenger stea ers, and tugs; could dispose aa
tons. HENRY WESTON RICE, yacht and
snip broker, Fire and Marine insurance, East
Boothbay. Maine 81
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MARRY ME, NELLIE.

And VIII buy you such pretty Ring at
McKenneys. A thousand solid gold Rings,
Diamonds, Opal Pearls, Rubles, EmefaIds and
al other precious stones. Engagement and
Wedding Rings speciality. Largest stock in
CITY. MCKINNEY, The Jeweler, Monument
Square. mar22dtf
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BATTLEsHIP MAINE SOUVENIR SPOONS

This is the prettlest Spoon ever put on the
market. Call and see it, MCKINNEY. the
Jeweler, Monument So uare. mar19dtf
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THO LET-House No. 40 Pine street. Will be
Il ready for occupancy ABOUT the second
week of May. Enquire az 7O2 CONGRESS ST.
may2tf
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ORIGINAL
INCREASE,

James A. Bragdon, Springfield, Sc
William Brophy, Togus, Ss.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T .OsT-Diamond stud On Saturday, May Z a
~ small pasteboard box containing dia-
mond stud. Finder will be literally rewarded
by communicating with ", this office. 10-1
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business CHANCE-Country store, stable
Ab and ice house, rent very low located in
village at railroad station small stock owing to
illness. Will be sold at a bargain. Chance for
one with small capital. B. B. FULLER, 215
Lisbon street, Lewiston. Me. Al
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EOR SALE-On Paris Hill, 2 story, 10 roomed
house, well arranged for summer board
ers, large family or Two small families. and
large STABLE nearly new, good repair, on main
street, good location. MRS WILLIAM DAN
IELS, Paris, Maine, mv3-3
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FOR SALE-A grocery and provision store on
Congress st. Store well fitted and well
located for business. A first rate opportunity
i9r the right party to make money. For parlie-
change. III
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pest SUMMER BOARD in comfortable at
~ tractiye farm house. Address ORCHARD
HILL, Oxford, Me. 81
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WEDDING RINGS,

Two hundred to select from. All weights
and sizes. TO- IA and IS Kt. Solid Gold Nc
KENNEY. the Jeweler, Monument Square.
mar19dtf
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EOR SALE CHEAP-one light weight driyinr
L mare, harness and open buggy Can he
seen at IA FesSenden st. between Y and 2 or
address by mail and | will call and show them
to you. A. W. DYER. IO1
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The ANNUAL Meeting

OF the Home for Aged Men will be held aft tbe
office of the Portland Trust company. Thurs
day. May IL at 2.30 O'Clock Fer Order
FL. H. EMERY. Secretary
uay4d6t
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EOR SALE--A ten horse power motor; also a
a. one horse power motor both in good COLI
dition. Inquire Of Il. G. LIBBY, 96 cross ST.,
Portland Me. IL
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&UMMBR BOARDERS wanted at the
y Pequawket House. Plenty of butter
eggs, cream and all farm produce Near rail
large chambers and piazza, large lawn, plenty
Of shade. Address MRS. OLIVER MURCH,
West Baldwin, Maine. 81
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ITO LET-New flats No. 265 Spring ST. contain
ing 9 rooms sunny exposure, all modern
electricity. Apply at 2sl Spring st. JAMES
Balm. apr12-tf
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ITO LET-The first and second flats (third fiat
Il is already rented) in our elegant and COM
modious new block No. 80 st. Lawrence street
Without question, these flats are the finest in
the city and the only ones that have separate
back and front entrances, separate cellars and
large rooms, steam heat, three large BAYS in
each rent, sun all day, large yard price only
$25 per month Call and look them over. Also
an elegant fiat at Deering Highlands with every
modern convenience. DALTON Il CO, AIS -
Congress st. 2S-2
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WANTED-Summer Boarders. New house
w ON high land commanding fine view large
chambers and piazzas, lovely drives, plenty Of
butter, eggs and cream, two and one-half miles
from StrOudwater eectrics. Terms. SIS per
week. Address L. P. SKILLIN, Portland,
Maine. 2e-1
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FOR SALE,
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 CENTS cash in advance.

FOR SALE-Two story house. No. 81 High
IL ST., in good repair and ready for 0ccunan-
cy, arranged for one Or two families, with iur
mace, set tubs and lot containing 5000 feet of
land. Price $4,000 Apply 10 c. E. DEERTNG.
No. 800 Commercial st. Io1
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Moses Swan, Hampden Corner, So to s.;
CALVIN NJ. b. Parlin, Sumner, Sl2 to Sill;
Samuel May berry, Otisfield, sis to Sl7.
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WANTED-An persons IN want of trunks
~ and bags to call on Z. D. REYNOLDS
663 Congress street, one door above Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. 11-S
NOTICE-We will pay the highest cash prices
~ for household goods or store fixtures OF
any description or receive the same at our auct-
ion rooms for sale on commission. GOSS g.
WILSON, AuctioneerS. IS Free St. 1873
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SUMMER RESORTS.

WANTED-Summer boarders at country
w farm house. Plenty of room, mountain
scenery, fishing. vegetables and berries in their
season. First class table. One mile from
station. Terms moderate Address p. o. Box
1875, Brownfield, Me. 10-1
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sfoR SALE-House 1873 Pine street to close
g. a. an estate with stable and all other mod
and fnl,n in first class repair price
IN F tflis SATISFACTORY. For particulars apply
Ut neal Estate Office, FREDERICK S. VAIL.
81
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EOR SALE-A few dozen choice mixed Gladi-
MISS SADIE MORRILL,, North Deering. 81
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TO LET-A desirable rent centrally located
rooms and bath, furnace heat cemented cellar
and all modern improvements. Apply MRS
WARREN SPARROW, Arlington St.. Wood
IoruS. 101
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ITO LET-New lower fiat, IS Central Avenue
Deering Oenter, six rooms and bath and
large pantry. hot and cold water, furnace hard
wood floors, cemented cellar, and sewer; fine
location; $500. Inquire at PORTLAND TIN
WARE CO.. 100 Cross St. 101
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&CHOONER FOR SALE-Schooner .sAddian
~ OF II 77-io0 tons net, now lying at CONNER
Glal wharf. For further particulars inquire of
land, Me. HI
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E{NOR SALE-Ihe TWO modern houses we are
Il building on Forest avenue Deering.
These houses are up to date in everything and
and hard pine finish, open fireplace, electric
lights, set tubs and laundries, slate sinks, por-
celain bath tubs, cement sidewalks, oak and
birch floors, in fact everything that makes up a
first class residence. In addition to the above
there are beautiful oak trees and $500 feet of
land. Only $1,000 down, balance to suit DALI
TON & co. 478 1-2 Congress ST 2S-9
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RAYMOND SPRING HOUSE-Select board
~ on line Maine Central railroad. Good
beating ana fishing. Send for circular Ad.
may4tf
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THO LET-On Great Diamond, a furnished
eight room cottage, has excellent drainage,
and is in good location. Address MRS. C. "a.
HOLLAND, No. SO Pleasant St., WatervlIe
Me. 1o.2
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WANTED Seamstress. First class only
w need apply. 100 Bracket street, lower
bell. 81
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EfoK SALE-64l Congress street tobacco
STOCK, including fixtures pool table and
popn Ia hrsnG fond nd Stock supplied with
lease L; For particulars apply Real Estate Once
FREDERICK S. VAIL. -1'''''0 0t elI