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fering woman who values modesty Dr.
Pierce's method Of treatment Is boon be-
yond price. His remarkable remedy for
all female disorders and diseases, Favor.
lite Prescription, cures ninety-eight out of
every hundred cases, no matter how obstin-
ate or complicated the disease may be.
Any woman who needs more help may
write TO the Doctor for his free counsel and
advice. Such letters come from thousands
and are treated with absolute privacy.
~ write these few lines hoping that some
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time was tired and sick all the time could
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vous headache. hackache aud pain in my left
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Favofite Prescription and had not taken two
bottles when ] was able to be around again and
do my work, with pain. | have taken five
bottles Of DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription two
of his Compound Extract of Smsrtwecd,' and
several viais OF his Pleasant Pellets am feel
ing better than have for a great many years.
/ think Dr. Pierces medicines are the greatest
in the world"
When the bowels are obstinate, take DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets They don't grippe.
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DEERlNG.

DIR. Lawrence willard. Saco, was the
guest of his parents, Saunders street.
woodfords over Sunday. DIR. willard has
recently located in Saco. and Is nesting
with good success in his practice.
The funeral Of Agnes, the little daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Cilley, who died
Saturday morning with pneumonia after
n long Illness, took place yesterday after
noon ut two o'clock from the residence of
f. Il. Cilley, Riverton.
The meeting of the Monday Whist club
was postponed from last evening to
Saturday evening of this week.
The ladies' sewing circle will be- enter.
tanned this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
h. NJ. Jacobs, Strouiwater.
Tho Oakdale Hose company are to hold
a social next Saturday evening Mt their
hose rooms on Pitt street.
The series o. special services being held
by the Universalist churches Of Portland
and Vicinity are being held this week at
All Souls Universalist church, Stevens
Plains avenue Morrills The services last
evening was conducted by Rev. Manley
i. Townsend, pastor of the Woodfords
society. The meeting this evening will
be addressed by Rev. il. I. Moulton of
Biddeford.
MEETING DEERING CITY COMMIT
IEE.
A largely attended and harmonious
meeting of the Deering Republican city
committee. was held last evening in Odd
Fellows block, Woodfords. Chairman j.
ii. Hutchins presided and DIR. e. W. Eos
Ter. the regular secretary. otIiciated in
that capacity. Mr.. GeorSe II. Allan,
the chairman of the Portland Republi-
can city committee, was in attendance
upon invitation of the Deering committee
and gave thorough description OF the
manner that the Portland csucuses are
conducted.
The Deering committee decided that the
Portland caucus system was good enough
for them, and so voted to use the check
list. The list, however, this time will
not be marked X and ID TO designate the
politics of the individual. The COMMITTEES
decided TO keep the polls open from to
o O'Clock. Under the call to be issued by
the Portland committee, Deering Will
elect five members each from Wards
and to serve on the Republican City
Committee of Portland.
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ound. The following programmes was

ground. The following programme was
rendered with success;
Prayer.
Music
Salutatory-Our Possibilities,
Alice May Seaman
Importance of PunctuHlity,
Della Odette Locke
Influence.
Edith Mildred Frazier
Music.
Advantages of Free High School,
Everett Frank Hooper'
Self -Reliance,
Lucinda Earles
Our Gifts.
Mildred Shaw Thompson
Music.
Our Duties as Citizens,
Lucius Black Swettf
Home,
Marcia Merrill Sturgis'
Advantages of Observation-Disclosures,
Susie Ella Palmer
Presentation OF Diplomas.
Music.
Beneniction.
Music.
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COMMIssIONEss' NOTICE.

The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon Henry I. Peabody, Judge of the Pro-
nate Court within ana for the County OF Cum
beriand on the twenty-sixth day Of January A.
b. lsg9 Commissioners 10 receive and examine
the claims OF creditors against tie estate OF
said County, deceased. represented insolyent.
hereby give notice that six months from the
date OF said appointment are allowed To SAID
creditors In which to present and prove their
claims aud that they will be In session at the
ofice OF Alpheus l.. Hanscome, No. l2i En-
change ST. Portland. Me-. on the following
DAYS at2 O'Clock r. NJ. nomey: February
2sth March 22nd. April 10Th, A. ID. 1899, for the
purpose OF receiving the same.
Dated this thrteth day OF January. A. ID, 1893.
AURELIUS V. COLE,
iap3i diaw3wTu
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Arlingtons.
WHO SHALL DECIDE WHEN DOC
TORS DISAGREE.

No one knew better than the poet,
Pope, who wrote them, the significance
OF these words, for he was sickly bundle
of nerTes and ailments, and doubtless
had disagreeable expeiien with doctors
But In Pope's day there were no great
specialists to consult and decide as to the
exact disease when ordinary doctors dis
agreed. At the present day when the or
binary general practitioners disagree as
10 what your complaint Is. and give you
various kinds Of treatment all OF which
all TO cure, you would be very fooli sh in
deed II you did not Immediately consult
some eminent specialist about your case.
as, for instance. the famous DIR. Greene,
OF 81 Temple Place, Boston, Mass. dis
coyerer OF that grandest Of medicines, Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rene
dy, az we'll as discoverer of many other
wonderful curative medicines for the va
rious diseases, medicines Of most nlarve l.
Gus power TO cure and which ara purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless. DR..
Greene has the largest practice ,and the
greatest success in curing diseases of any
physician. andswhat makes this fact the
greatest boon to the people is the fact
that he can be consulted by any body Alb
solutely fres of charge, whether you call
or write. II doctors disagree as to what
ails you, II they have failed to cure you,
write at once and secure without expense
the advice and counsel Of DR.. Greene in
regard TO your case. and we guarantee
that he will tell you precisely and exactly
what your trouble is, and we are positive
that by thus writing TO this most skillfui
of SPECIALISTS in nervous, chronic or lin
gering complaints, you will receive In
formation which will lead to your cure.
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WHY THE SALOON RULES.
lEpworth Herald, Chicago

The saloon rules the city. Municipal
laws are outlined in the back room OF
these robber- roosts. Cauouses are held
over foaming beer glasses. Tickets are
nominated between drinks. The whole
policy OF the city administration is de-
termined by red-face rufiians who add
not a farthing to the moral, social, INTEL
/, ctual, and commercial life of the com
munity. They have the mayor in their
mower. He desires to be reelected, and
bows to their best Ministers and editors
and other decent people may protest
but IL is of no use The chief plug ugly
laughs at the latest denunciation from the
pulpit or press, and then invites 1.-THE
bows up to take another drink. But
decent citizens should not complain. Thew
are not Gin politics" you know. They
have turhed she city over to the rum
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FEMALE hELr WANTED.
ESTATE OF MARY SWEENEY.

no the heirs and legal representatives of Mary
sweeney. late OF Hartford. deceased -
The undersigned hereby gives notice that BY
decree OF the Court OF Probate for the District
Of Hartford, state OF Connecticut. passed on the
tenth day OF October, 1898, he was appointed
administrator on the estate OF said Mary
Sweeney. and til 1t he is now acting as such ati-
ministrator. All persons claiming 10 De the
heirs or legal representatives OF said Mary
sweeney are hereby Notified TO forthwith prove
their claims TO said esta 9, Ia the Court oil iril-
bate for the Dlstrictiof Hartford, Connecticut
Inquiries may by addressed to
L. w, CHENEY Administrator,
South Manchester, Conn.
South Manchester, Conn, Dec. 70 1898,
1an24 law3wTu
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Captains Studiey's and Trefeth ems
teams bowied last evening at the tourna
ment. and the other games scheduled for
this::..week are: y. Willard vs.. Hart,
Wednesday; J. Willard VS. Dyer, Friday.
Nat Gordon was diving In the harbor
yesterday, adjusting wood lock ON the
rudder Of the schooner Charles l.. Balch.
Schooner q. j. Willard is frozen in at
the marine railway and so soon as she Is
taken of, the Augustus Palmer will go
on.
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imes-turned IL over to be robbed and
ruined. Bang this big truth up in your
memory. The saloon rules the city, not
becarss There iares,, more bad men in II
than good men. 1t Is because good men
have surrendered their citizenship, am
meekly consent to the reign OF pillage
and crime.
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@Ihird year.

'1hird year.
A concert was given in the evening by
the jefferson orchestra assisted by Miss
Harrington, q reader of Boston.
Grammar school district No. closed
Saturday. The following pupils have not
been absent during the term; Alice
Davis. Louis Sawyer. Winnie Graham.
Drusie Smith amt Alice Foster, Winnie
Graham and Alice Foster have been
present every day during the past year
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.

Attention Is called 10 the reKu-
lstiOn OF the wafer Company
that sebagO water MUST NOT
RE KEPT RUNNING TO PRE-
VENT FREEZING. No further
notice will be given 10 parties
failing 10 observe this regulation,
n, the enormous increase in the
consumption OF water since cold
weather renders its immediate
enforcement necessary.
decl2dtf
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BOWLING,

The Arlingtons and Shutters bowled
close and exciting game at Pines alleys
last night, the Shutters winning two
of the three games played. Merry bowled
strong game and was high man for his
team, Reidy close second. Enos took u
brace In the large two games and made
a large total. Roberts bowled u splendid
game, making 277 for his three strings.
Score:
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In all stxges OF Nasal Catarrh there should
be cleanliness. AS experience proves Eiy's
Cream Balm is a cleanser, soother and healer OF
the diseased membrane. II l. not drying nor
irritating, and does not produce sneeZing. To
test Il {. trial size Is mailed for 10 cents the
large for so cents by Ely Brothers. SO Warren
street. New York. Druggists keep IT, upon
being placed into the nostrils 1t spreads over
the membrane and relief is immediate. 1t is an
agreeable cure.
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The Republican city committee will
hold meeting Thursday evening of this
week to decide upon night Tor holding
the caucuses.
The Citizens party caunuses OF West
brook were moi held last night, but in
stead are to be held next week. The ward
caucuses will be held Monday, February
IS, and the general convention to nomi-
nat, mayor. February 10th. at Odd
Fellows hall, West End.
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oLp-EAsnloNHp WOMEN.

Have a very natural prejudice against any
thing that offends their fine sense Of deli
cacy. And for that reason numbers of such
women have suffered in secret and in
silence the paugs and pains consequent on
the arrangement OF displacement Of the
delicate organs Of sex. Any suffering to
them was better than the shane Of ques-
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SOUTH PORTLAND co-oPERATIvE
STORE.

Mr.. c. A. Vincent, secretary Of the
South Portland cooperative store, win
sssums general management OF the store.
Mr.. Wilson, the present manager, will
b. retained as an assistant under direc-
ton of Mr.. Vincent.
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COL. GUILD DECLINES.

Boston, February 6.-Lieut. Colonel
Curtis Guild. Jr. has declined 10 accept
the appointment recently rendered him
by President Mckinley as member OF
the colon ial commission. Col Guild has
decided not 10 make statement at
present
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tons and exam
nations which
probed modes
ty to its very
core. But while
they could hide
their suffering
they could not
conceal its raw
ages. The dark
enirg circles
beneath their
eyes, the sallow
skin, the cheek
robbed of its
roundness. the
body shrunken
b y W astin
flesh, all these
signs marked
the presence Of
disease.
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lEMELRY REPAIRING.

WE are familiar with all kinds OF Jewelry
w repairing and nave made it specially
for years We are now ready 10 make 10 order
anything In rings or pins OF any special design
Won NAV wish at very short notice. MckEN-
NFY, the Jeweler. Monument Square. Portland
Jan 2Gf
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Upton Parke-Is your wife's new girl
a fixture?
Cyril Downs-Seems to be. don't see
her moving around any Brooklyn Life.
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A THOUSAND RINGS

To select from. Diamonds, Opalss Peal.
Rubys and all other precious stones, Engage
stent and Wedding Rings specially. Largest
mock in the city. MCKINNEY. the .Ieweler
Monument Square. ar4suH
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ON THE ALASKA BOUNDARY.

Washington, February 6-The Ameri-
can members of the American Canadian
joint commission were In session today
as was the sub. joint committee In the
Alaska boundary.
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EOR SALE-A small stock OF fancy goods |,
fine chance for business In a manufae curing
towns good reason Tor selling. Address BOX
20 oxford, Me. IL
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FOR sALE-Late Photograph Records, Bred
IN Old Kentucky. New Hampshire Home,
Johnson Don't Get Gay. Ann Eliza. Georgia
camp Meeting, On Board the OREGON, Quartette,
and an the latest Uncle Josh Series, 700 Re
cord, Just received. New Ones every week"
Chandler. IL
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WIT AND WISDOM.
4 Hard Struggle.

Sympathetic Friend-And did your
husband die peaceablyY
Sorrowing Widow-Oh, I'm afraid not.
We had three doctors. Chicago News.
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ROSTON-A fine lodging house for sale by
excellent condition and mustbe sold excellent
nelghborhOod. house earns $50 monthly above
me rem cost 500; price $500. II. II. BLACK
WELL. West Canton St, Boston, Mass. 81
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EOR SALE-2 tenement house. rooms each.
on Nesper ST., contains bath and closets
lot 40xso. For particular apply TO A. G. LIBBY
4 co, ~ IL Exchange st. 81
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EoR SALE in FreepOrt, Me-, farm OF about
IS acres OF good land and modern styled
buildings, situated about two miles from r. X.
station, assessed at $3.50 declining years of
owner reason for selling; for further particulars
address L. o. Box 534. freeport Me. ii
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L,OR SALES fat house with store on first
hSor. on corner Of Federal and India sts.
income $1,000 per month, lot contains sTbs H.
Inquire Of A. 4. LIBBY a Co, AZ Ia Exchange
81 81
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The Sunbeams Will meet next Saturday
and a full attendance Is desired as officers
for the next term will be chosen.
Mr.. Peel and family have moved from
A street, Knightville to the West End In
Portland.
James e Paige Of Pine street will soon
leave for Prouts Neck to help build new
hotal. His works acarpenter will keep
him away until summer.
The Ladies' Circle of the Peoples M. f.
church will meet Thursday at y 80 p m.
In the church to plan work for the en-
suing year on a new basis All ladies
inter ested are requested TO be present.
Mr. David U. Willard who has been in
Boston with the "Old Homestead Co, !"
has returned home.
Master Harry Wallace of Preble street
is confined to the house with scarlet fever.
1.-THE jolly Six will give another ball at
Union Opera house February g.
NEW CANDIDATES FOR ALDER
MEN
New names are sprnging up for candi
ii. Edwards, boot and shoe dealer at East
High street, are pressing his candidacy.
In Willard, the names Of Freeman Will.
lard, Joseph Simonton and Charles Will
lard are mentiond in connection with
aldermanic honors The woods seem full
of candidates, and good ones at that.
SOUTH PORTLAND LOAN AND
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
This evening is regular meeting of the
South Portland Loan and Building Asso-
citation will be held and the following
Tuesday there will be meeting at which
the officers for the ensuing terms will be
chosen.
PLEA SANTDALE.
Mr. j. W. Devine who has been pass
ing a few weeks at the home of his sister.
Mrs. Chas. f. Hayes has returned to
Boston.
Mr.. John Wilson. who has been suffer
ing from the lef,eots Of an accident, has
recovered sufficiently to resume the dis
charge Of his duties as fireman on the b.
g. M. railroad.
Mrs DR.. Sanborn Of Newport Is at the
homo of Mr.. Frank Rogers, Elm street.
having been called by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Jane Taylor Milliken.
Mrs. r. l. Hackett. Hoyt street, has
gone to the Maine General Hospital for
treatment. Her many friends hope for q
speedy recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. John Pennington have
returned from Lowell, whore they were
summoned by the death Of relative.
Misses Ella Dyer and Myrtle Hatch
have been entertained at the home OF Miss
Alice Clarke, Spring street, Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. A. Durham and
daughter, Oxford street, Portland, were
guests of Mrs. e. W. Dyer, Sunday.
The regular conservation service of the
Y. p. S. O. e. was held Mt Elm street
Sunday evening, conducted by Miss
Blanche Hoyt Topic: Idle in the Mar
ket Place "
1.-The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. l.. ID. Rey-
nolds, Tuesday afternoon.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
ia 9 Taylor Milliken were held Monday
Afternoon from the residence of her
grandson, Mr.. Frank S. Rogers, Rim
street.
BIDS OPENED FOR NEW GUARD
HOU USE AT PORTLAND HEAD.
At 10 IN. yes terday bids were opened at
Portland Head, in the office Of the Post
Quartermaster. for the construction of
hat G,AD ID
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NOR SALR-2 Tenement house. rooms
L. each, on Vesper st, contains hath; lot
40KsO. Apply to A. c. LIBBY CO., a IA
Exchange st. 81
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LoR sALE-Elegant Pianos, Violins, Mando-
i Inns, Guitars Banjos, Music Boxes,
Reginas Harmonious. superior Violin and
Banjo strings, popular sheet music, instruction
the store wnere prices are low. HALVES, H4
Congress street. jsn3i-4
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FOR sALE-sale now on for our Made
II strong" Trousers, we sell for si.00 fI.25.
si.b0, 81 90 and $3.50 per pair, Look In our
show window and see the bargains we offer you.
HASKELL q JONES, Lancaster building.
Monument square. Die
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SENENTH daughter Of the seventh daughter
- Madame Zoo 100, card reader aud palmist
on all matters pertaining TO love, marriages. d.
yorces lost or stolen property. ONCE hours
TO O'Clock Ladies . cents Gems 90 cents.
Rooms 40 franklin street. I'll
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EoR SALE-Symphony Music Box, list $50.
with ~ musical discs, for $40. and Column
Dia SIS GraphOphOnes, almost new for So:
also Eagle, at o., and at SO; all the latest
records, and all kinds OF machines. c. e..
HALVES, 431 Congress, successor to Chandler.
IL
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FOR SALE OR LEAsE-A lot Of land at tie
West End, corner Forest and Congress
streets. containing shout 4,224 feet Apply TO
T.. HARLOW. sla Congress street. 1an2odu
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FOR SALE.
Ferry vesas inserted under snis hssA
sns week for "a, e.nts es.h IN sdvsso~

For sALE-Modern ~ stoTied house, near
ly new, 70 rooms aud bath, steam
heat hot aud cold water. 1900 feet land !;
room for more houses first class location be-
tween High and STATE streets. near Congress.
Price suiiabls for investment first time offered.
w. n. WALDRON & CO.. leo Middle street.
~
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RkoILEKS-Irs high time those chicks were
- haiched for neXi spring brolers and roas.-
,rs Begin no and get the top prices. will
hatch them for you on re lsonable terms. A.
dress ii. b. CLOUGH. Cumberland Center
Maine 81
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MONEY TO LOAN on first and second l. Jrt-
vi cages on real estate, life insurance poll
tate bought sold and exchanged. ~ Ia RX-
change street. !. p. BUTLER jan13i
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MIsCEILAtIEOUs.

Forty words inserted rsder thts head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.
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M AIRY ME-, NELLIE,
Neutrality-suspicious.

WANTED sITUATION-A farm OF good cui-
w tivaton TO hire on suitable terms, would
like 20 have Il stocked with horses or cattle,
experiencelwith both. can give good references.
Address +. 5. WHOLESOME, Casco, Me. 81
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MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED - We have
w funds % clients 10 invest in first mortgages
on real estate security at per cent Interest.
We make specially Of placing loans on city
and suburban property. Apply Real Estate
ONCE, First National Bank Building. FRED
EkfCK 5. VAILL. jan3o4
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MURDER, WHAT'S THAT?

One Of Mckenney's Alarm Clocks. a5c to
$500. Warranted TO wake the dead. More
clock than all the other dealers combined.
MCKINNEY. tho Jeweier Monument Square.
sep26dtf
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I'VE WILL Buy household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, or viii re-
ceivc the same at orr auction rooms for
sale ON commission. GOSS K WILSON,
Auci ioheers, Is Free street ieb3-it
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WEDDING RINGS.

One hundred OF them TO select from All
styles. all we ghts. all prices In 10. IA and IL
ut. Gold. Lirgest and best stock Of rings
In the city thousand OF them. MCKINNEY.
the Jeweler. Monument Square june7dd
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LNOR SALE nice single road sleighs cloth
Il trimmings, best workmanship. black or red
running gear. Can be seen at 30I Commercial
st, MIILIKEN-TOMDlNSO co. tani2dtf
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no LRr-Large alcove room, second floor
i front and adjoining bath room, with or
without board. at Congress Park 2-l
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SOUTH PORTLAND.
O. U. A NJ. ENTERTAINMENT AND
DANCE

This evening at the Union Opera house
the Order United American Mechanics
will give an entertainment and dance
The following very pleasing programme
has been arranged:
Mandolin aud Guitar Club.
Misses Merrimap, Pierce and Wil!aru
Vocal solo. Miss Annie Hamilton
vocal solo Miss Mary Thompson
Dust, Misses Dyer ana rlnneIy
Prot Dill, the young American conluror
manipuIator of cards. coins ana mag
ical apparatus.
Ice cream will be served and following
the entertainment a delightful order oil
dances including waltz, two step and quad
rifle will be carrid out. The programmes
which were printed by The Bradford
Printing company in Knightville are very
creditable pieces of work 1t being their
first Job in this particular line. The aids
announced for the floor are i. 4. Brown
and A. Y. skinner.
ENTERTAINMENT AND SUPPER BY
GOODWILL :CIRCLE OF KNIGHT
WILLIE NJ. E. CHURCH.
The entertainment and supper which
ware announced some time ago would
clos. the lecture season ut the knightville
M. Z. church will be given under the
ausnices of the Goodwill circle In the
church and vestry Wednesday evening.
This is the programme:
Selection Orchestra
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BIDS OPENED FOR NEW GUARD

dO USE AL PORILAND HEAD.
At ~ IN. yes terday bids were opened at
Portland Head, in the office Of the Post
Quartermaster. for the construction OF a
guard house aat that post lsx42 feet, with
a ten foot piazza running round its entire
building. There were four bidders. the
lowest of whom was Jeremiah Philbrook
& Son. Their figures being $685.
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At the conclusion Of the musical tenter-
tainment, a supper will be served in the
vestry.
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