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The Portland daily press., 1899-04-20
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

K. p. and Arthur f. Clarke, formerly
of Riverside, Maine, are proprietors of
the Riverside Goal. Press.
Frank b. Philbi ook hfs been elected q
director of the Peoples National Bank of
Wat,ryille
A very pleasant event occurred at the
Maine Insane hospital Monday evening.
1t being the occasion of the 22nd ami
versary of Miss Alice Twitohell's connec-
ton with the institution as matron.
Dinner was served to large circle OF the
officers and her friends at the hospital,
and quite q large number of invited
guests.
The troubles of the Maine Game and
Protective Association were aired in a
hearing before Judge Savage in Auburn.
last Friday. i his association was found
ed six or seven years ago b. number of
men in different parts of Maine interest
9 in hunting for the purpose CT propagat
ing game birds. Extensive breeding pens
were built at the Lake Auburn fish
hatcherles, and game birds of different
kinds were imported from Norway aud
Sweden and from the Western states,
the intention being to breed them and
release them in different parts Of the
State. The move was not successful one
and individual. members of the asso citation
Rre being sued for unpaid bills,
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ENGLAND'S RAILWAY BOOK
STALLS.
How the Smiths Lend and Sell Books on
an Enormous Scale.

hondon Letter in New York Tribune.)
The book stall system of the Smiths
was introduced soon after MIR. Nudes
lending library was put in operation in
London. The late W. IL. Smith proposed
iJ when he was clerk Of u and had
Joined his father III the business OF selling
newspapers and periodicals; and be car
ried his point without eplisting the senior
partners sympathy. One railway COM
pany after another ceded to the Smiths
the exclusive privilege of erecting and
managing book stalls at the stations,
until they now have monopoly of the
business, only onei railway line in the
United Kingdom standing out against
them. With 600 OF these book stalls scat
tered throughout Great Britain aud Ire
and, and with 1000 additional sub-stalls,
there was the machinery at hand for the
| operation of a lending library similar to
| Nudes. Inc experiment was tried in
| 1860, and the book stalls were converted
into local libraries, with regular connec.
lions by train with an immense circuiat-
ing library in the Strand.
| The smiths subscription library is
operated on the same general plan as
Mudis's, hut the mechanism is different.
The book stall clerk is the working agent
At every railway station of any import
ance he is on the ground to arrange ex-
changes and deliveries of books. and the
country subscribers are saved the expense
of the carriage of packages. The orders
are received through HIM, and the books
are sent out to him for local delivery ;
and the records are checked Oft at the CEN
| trail ot,ics in London on tallysheets cor
responding to the station stalls. The
clerk manages not only the local deliver
les of books, but also the entire business
Of the stall, including the sales of fresh
and surplus stock, and also of newspapers
nd periodicals, and he also has super
ision of series of sub-stalls at minor
,ations. Tho subscription rates are prdo.
ilally the same as Nudes. the only diff
sucs being the saving of the cost of car
i.aN. he Smiths London business is
nuth sma1ler than Nudes, since tho ar
rargements for deliveries are less syste-
matte but the out-of town lending tran
| santions are large and steadily incrers ng.
| The Smiths purchase books me- uG-
tiously than Muhie'a and toast lily
| do nos carry so large stocS OF mo. uunh
volume in attive circulation, aud do not
buy q larger number of current works
| than they have "A reasonable chance of
selling at second hand. Their largest
urder for popular work ofa fiction for
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-20

ITO DE LET-In western part OF city. a very
L desirable, detached house of eight rooms
and bath In exc9llent location, and sunny ex-
posure on all sides. All modern improve
menis open blurlbing. aud heated thorough
out with hot water. Possession given May 1st.
Apply at 81 Pine Street aprl3u
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Executives Notice.

T,HE subscriber hereby gives notice that she
Il has been duly appointed ExecutriX OF the
asst VIII ana Testament of
WILLIAM S. JEWETT, late of Portland,
IN The County OF Cumberland. deceased. All
persons having demands against the estate OF
said deceased are desired 10 present the same
for settlement and all indebted thereto are re-
uuested to make payment Immediately.
HANNAH l.. T. JEWETT.,
Portland, March 81, 1899. apr7doaw3wTh.
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THROUGH SLEEPING CAR BE
TWEEN y EW YORK AND KNOX
WILLIE, TENN, VIA PENNSYL-
WANNA RAILROAD AND THE
SuE\ANnOAH VALLEY ROJTE =

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
in connection with the Cumberland Val
ley Railroad and the Norfolk and Western
Railway, has placed in service through
Pullman buffet sleeping car. between New
York and Knoxville, Ten. This car leaves
New York daily at 7.40 pm, and return
ing, arrives New York daily at 7.45 n.
m, running.eaoh way via Harrisburg and
the famous Shenandoah Valley Route.
For tickets and Information apply to
agent Pennsylvania X. h. Co., 205 Wash
ington ST.. Boston, Mass
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no LET-DesmabIe tenements Of flve, six aud
L seven rooms centrally located Price $40,
sit and sI2 per month. by j. G. WO0DMAN,
% Exchange ST. l4l
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no LET-A very pleasant second story rent
l OF eight rooms at 1863 Cumberland St. with
all modern conyehiences; also furnished cot
| tage of six rooms on the hill near Forest City
Landing Peaks Island. Apply TO TRUE
BROS, 39i Fore ST. apf6u
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

WE have made speciality of clock repairing
W for years ana are perfectly familiar with
II in all oil It's branches. Our prices are reason
able Drop US postal aud we VIII call for your
clock and return it when done without extra
charge. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler. Monument
Square. Portland lanl2du
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selected

Plano solo. Selected
Miss Alice Dodge.
Reading-M Music on The happanannock,
Mrs. Charlotte bolton.
Vocal 1rio-1he Lonely Rose.
Misses Robinson, Stone and hounds.
Vocal Solo-When the Twilight Settles
Down,
Mrs Minnie Smith.
Mandolin Club-Ihe Darkies' Cradle
song.
Vocal solo, Selected
Miss Annie Hamilton.
Plano Solo--Naise Entrainnnte
Miss Gertrude Woodbury..
Vocal Solo-His First Voyage,
MIR John Fisher.
Vocal Solo-Ihe Flower Girl.
Miss Jessie Gatchell.
Qusrtette-A Softly Dresm,
Misses Robinson, Carney. Stone and
Rounds.
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WE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description, or will re-
ceive the same at our auction rooms for
sale on commission. GOSS IL WILSON,
Auctioneers, 10 Free street. feb3-tt
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ITO LET-Lower fat 70 ST. Lawrence street !
I rooms and woodshed; furnace heat; all In
FIRST class order. Inquire at the HOUSE or II
TEMPLE ST. l3-l
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MURDER, WHAT'S THAT?

One OF McKenney's Alarm Clocks. CSC to
So co. Warranted to wake the dead More
clock than all the other dealers combined.
MCKINNEY. the Jeweier Monument Square
sep2Sdu
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1'luuo SOLO NulSe Entrafnnnte
Miss Gertrude Woodbury..
Vocal Solo-His First Voyage.
MIR John Fisher.
Vocal Solo-Ihe Flower Girl.
Miss Jessie Gatchell
Quartette-A Softly Dream,
Misses Robinson, Carney. Stone and
Rounds.
The East High street branch of the
Ladies' Circle of the Methodist church
will meet Thursday afternoon at the usual
hour with Mrs. Pettengill, Prelle street.
Miss Maggie Pickett, Mrs. }. h. hlerii'
man and Mrs. J. G.. Ross WHO have been
attending the sessions of the Grand Com
mandery in Lewiston will return to-day.
Miss Patience Thompson left for Lewis
ton yesterday TO be present at the came
meeting.
Miss Ethel Mcdonald had the honor oil
making the stunning hat which is worn
by the doll now ON exhibition In Owen q
Moore's window in Portland. The doll
will be feature OF the concert and ball
to be given under the auspices OF the
Order OF Railway Conductors.
james A. Dow and Fred Moore have
formed partnership and gone into the
painting business.
At the next meeting OF the Union Ha
association the proposition will be sub
mitted that each member of the associa-
ton shall have the privilege of naming
some one new member. By this means
the organization will be enlarged with \
view of perpetuating its existence and so
avoid disposing of the Union Opera House
and corporate rights.
Mrs. a. A. Cole, Mrs. Niles Nelson
and Mrs E. j. Harmon were the guests
yesterday of Mrs. Manter ut her home in
Cape hlizaheth.
The south Portland Hose aud Ladder
corp pany No. / are painting their ladders
and getting everything in readiness to
equip the new truck which is being built
for them by Turner and Boucher of
Knightvf1le.
{. V. Cole, who has been working in
Auburn. Me during the winter, has just
returned home.
Nice Young of the Peoples Ferry COM
pany, has returned TO the Elizabeth City
after visiting his father In Viual Haven.
The latter still continues critically i'll.
Rev. Mr. Traitor was moving yesterday
from Chebeague island TO Kuightvilc.
Captain Lincoln Jewets of the four
masted schooner Charles p. hoffman on
his last voyage from this port severely
strained his back while in a gale off Port
land Head SO that he was confined to his
berth for ten days.
Word has been received TINT abou fifty
of the Connecticut boys who were mem.
5ers of companies Il and * of the Con.
nectiout Volunteers are to pass the sum-
mer here, camping on Prospect Hill.
PLEASANTDALE.
Miss Isabel Hutchinson has returned to
her home in West Buxton.
Mrs Forest Fletcher, klm street, is en-
t rtaining friends from Portland.
Mr. Jesse Dyer is improving the in
terror of his residence on Summer street.
Mrs. Chandler Runnells ana daughter,
Miss Mildred, have returned from trip
to Winnie lance the home of Mrs. Run.
nell S parents.
Mrs. Annie Pinkham of Harpswell is
being entertained at the home of Mrs A.
b. Warehouse, Kelsey street.
Mrs. Frank Plummer has recovered
from her recent Illness and able to be out
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-20

EOR SALESMAN farm In Portland, miles
from City Hall. on line OF electrics IL acres
superior land, excellent orchard. modern 2bs
story house, IL rooms and bath, is occupied by
two families, tine stable; first time offered;
price 5000. W. II. WAiDkOG & CO.. $50
Middle st. ISL
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FOR RENT-A very desirable cosy home for
one family on n good corner In western
part OF city; 10 rooms, electric lights. steam
heat and all modern conyenienceS. Price s2J
per month. w. 7. CARR. Room g. oxford
Building. 1871
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Notice 10 stockholders.

There viii be meeting of the stockholders
of thu Portland baseball association at Swetts
hotel 4 tuesday,. April II. at $50 p. m.
"a Al. j. WALSH, Clerk.
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DIAMONDS Install MEh1S.

WE have y large assortment of Diamond
w Rings, Fins, lar Rings and Scarf Pins,
all good quality and perfect. This Is very
easy way to buy a Diamond as we make the
payments SO by that you will not miss the
money. MCkENNkY, the Jeweler, Monu-
ment square. feb9tf
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IaOR sALE-Damond Tsland-One of the best
II located aud bes: furnished cottages. 0
rooms and BATH two water closets. main sewer,
piazza on all Sides artesian well viii sell cheap
as owner has no further use for it; Will ex-
change w. II. WAIDRoN s. &C., 100 Middle
ST. 1871
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The complimentary whist given at the
Union Opera House Tuesday evening, by
some of the members of Myrtle Assembly,
Pythian Sisterhood, for the benefit of one
OF their members, was grand success,
both financially and otherwise, for there
was very large attendance and every
thing passed Oft most satisfac torily.
A splendid entertainment was given
from to o'clock in which some of the
talent of the city of South Portland took
art, and nearly every number on the
programme won a double encore. A the
close of the concert, whist was INDUCED
in for about an hour, after which the
balance of the evening was spent in
dancing and social tine til midnight.
Fruit punch was served during the even
ing, from tables neatly arranged at each
end of the hall.
This was the programme:
Piano Solo, Mrs Addie Cobb
Duet. Misses Fennerty and Dyer
Reading, Nina Griggs
Mandolin Club,
Misses Merriman, Willard aud Pier g
Reading, Roy Latham
Banjo and Piano.
Miss Grace Cummings and Miss Florence
Merrlman
Solo, Harold Gatchell
Reading, Gertrude Plum
Solo, Mrs Hattie h t.
Harlnonica, .Autobarp, John W. Bari CIR
Graphophone Selections, Il. Ii. y,.
CONCERT All PEOPLES NJ. e.
CHURCH.
The East and West High street branches
of the Ladies' Circle will have u musical
at tie Peoples NJ. E. church this evening
of which this Will be the programmes:
Mandolin Club, kspagnole
Misses Merriman Willard and Pierce.
Vocal Solo--Sleep My Child.
Mis- Sophia Robinson.
| Vocal Solo-Cross and Crown,
Mir. Iuen
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L,OR SALE-Cottage house for sale.-Contaip.
ing rooms, ell and stable attached large
garden and orchard, situated upon the main
stree. at South Freeport near steamer landing.
Also Eve acres, more or less, of aud adjoining;
Win be sold a at bargain. Inquire of s. B.
KELSEY No 1870 Commercial st. apri3-4
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CoR sALE-seashore property in Cape Eliza
L beth In lots to suit. bold promont0ries,
smooth beaches. magnificent ocean views, land
Is booming. call AND secure lot on this de-
lightfu arm OF the sea before prices advance.
Apply to L. II. MCKINNEY, is5 Middle ST:
aprik1
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no LET-To derirable party: lower rent of
Il seven rooms and bath at 1865 Pearl street.
Enquire on the premises. 1871
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FISH MARKET FOR SALE-1n one OF the
Il smartest towns OF the state; beS. OF rea-
sons for selling. w, Box Is, Sanford. Me.
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T. - All person, Ia ul..t 81 trunks
VI mi nags 10 call on L. ID. ENNOLDS,
INA 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.
aprl3-du
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TOILET.

no tT-lower tenement 2s2 High ST, eight
Fconis hot water heat. all modern Improve
n.en go0i yard shades Screens aud AVN
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EOR SALE-House and corner lot Of about
II $500 50. IT,. on high ground, western part OF
city; house contains IL rooms and nath; plumb
ing and hot water heating absolutely In perfect
repair; has electric lights speaking tubes; Just
right In arrangement aud location sor physician.
Fo. price and particulars inquire OF HENRY s.
TRICKEY, 12f Exchange st. 1871
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NOR SALE-Snoe store trade established ten
Il wears one of the best locations i'll city;
stock about $1,000; don't amply unless Won mean
business. f. 291 Boston Herald Co., Boston.
1872
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DOR SALE-A business opening old and re-
liable well established. rapidly increasing;
Profits large no competition, $1,000 required
Anyone looking for business that IS II solutely
sure to pay cannot afford to lose this oppor-
tuuity. Call and investigate. LLEWELlYN
NJ LEIGHTON, So Exchange St al
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nor sALE-A fine cottage seven large rooms.
u broad piazzas. pleasantly stu ated at South
Freeport near steamer landing. an Ideal sum-
professional labors. Beautiful drives, excel
lent boating and fishing. Inquire OF s. B.
KELSEY, No. 100 Commercial 81. aprl34
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POT cAsH-oLp COLD.

We give you the highest price for Old Cold as
We use II for making rings. MchENNEf the
Jeweler, Monument Square. oct2'dti
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JEWfLRY REPAIRING.

WE are familiar with all kinds of Jewelry
W repairing and have made 1t g specially
for years. We are now ready to make TO order
ythlng in rings or pins of any special design
you may wish at very short notice. MCKEN-
NEY, tine Jeweler. Monument Square, Portland.
lanl2dtf
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u,OR SALE-House and corner lot; ona OF
the most delightful situations in Portland
AZ westerly end OF city; unobstructed view OF
White Mountains and intervening country !;
house is modern in all its appointments and
we'll arranged for comfort and convenience.
BENJAMIN SHAW & co, 81 IL Exchange
street Portland, Me. 1S1
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nor SALE--Horse, weighing 100 pounds;
Il harness, top buggy; Two seated carriage.
Price sI25 for the outfit 5. w. THAXTER
s. 3 Gait Block. ISL
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L,OR SALE-Three cottage lots at Falmouth
Il (Modocawanda Landing; one single lot
high ledge. excellent location for house; one
double lot. good garden. or for building. two
minutes from eleclrcs or steamer. REUBEN
WESCOTT, 139 Lincoln ST., foot of Myrtle.
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ITO LET-Very desirable rent, rooms and
LIST. T. ID. WESCUTT. i7.i
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DOR SALE Nicely furnished lodging house
Il of IA rooms cheap for cash. Address MRS.
H. AZ East Springfield St. Boston, Mass.
marS-4
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LIOE LEASE OR SALE-A farm OF 20 acres
near geographical center of city of Port
land, IA miles from City Hall; especially
adapted to a dairy business; farm house
and large barn on premises; electric railroad
ioWestbrook through center OF farm will lease
or sell part or the whole. Inquire of z c.
JORDAN, SIZE Exchange ST. mar6u
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+ Lawns etc. anywhere in Portland for soc
per load II taken within a week The usual
price is 81. so per load. but we have 200 loads
that must be moved at once. DALION ~,
SO Exchange street. Io-l
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ITO Jet-Ho q lower reni OF 5 or rooms,
! short walk to Union station, steam heat,
cemented cellar. hot and cold water. gas, and
sun all day. healthy location. Inquire up stairs.
% Payson ST. Iii
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NOR sALE-Best milk farm In Cumberland
County. $40 acres, cuts 20 IONS nay, super,
barns, eranery and ice house. in good repair.
abundance OF water, in pasture and house.
handy 10 depot and all privileges, Il miles out:
Middle street. lo-l
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EoR SALE OR TO LET-House, stable and
store at West Gorham; two tenement
house-store Is a good stand for kerping
groceries, SC. Chance for clothing manutac-
tory on second floor. viii exchange for city
property II desired. Apply TO JOHN I. PROC
TOR, 90 Exchange Street, or to EDWARD
HASTY, 10 Green streer, Portland. narl-tf
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E0R SALE-At Deering Centre, good house
Il with stable, large lot, very pleasant: also
double house. modern. and situated in the best
section OF Deerug Apply at once to MYRON
L. MOORE, Hoegg Block. Deering Centre. l5-l
CHOOSE a location Tor your new home where
" your neighDors are already es abished
where future movements and Improvements
Will tend TO enhance rather than depreciata
your property where contiguous surroundings
will always be pleasure TO look upon; where
all convenience Of public and private nature
are modern and kept up TO date and where you
will always want to live. We will locate you
in accordance with these conditions If you will
call at the Office Of AUSTIN & SHERMAN,
240 stevens Plains Ave. Deering Centre, the
only real estate agency IN Deering and one vi
the most reliable In Portland. ~
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NOR SALE-One of the best patronized aud
i paying restaurants in portland reason for
selling viii be satisfactory to any one looking
for such rare opportunity TO make money.
For full particulars apply 10 l. P. Butter.
Is IL Exchange ST. ISL
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peal ESTATE INVESTMENT---The sub
III scrber offers forsale the very valuable prop
erty known as Elmwood Place, DeeIing Point,
consisting of about IL acres of land laid out
into 10 large house lots and street forty feet in
width. On three of these lots new houses have
been erected containing rents. These are oc-
cupieu by a desirable class OF tenants. The
street is graded and provided with sidewalks
and sewerage. and is Just in condition and oca-
tim to be improved by the addition of medium
class houses. 1t adjoins Deering Oaks Park and
is in the very center of Portland and is sure to
radidly increase in value. This property
would also be especially valuable for large
manufacturing plant desiring railroad
facilities as 1t has chance for sidings
on two sides. Also 80 Ii. r. boiler and 50 Il.
p. engine 10 sell cheap. Apply TO W; w.
MITCHELL. Hastings LAUNDERING Co.. First
National Bank Building. Portland, or 81 Deer
inlgAve. apl4u
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WANTED-MALE RELP.

WANTED..A man to work on farm, must be
w good mixer and have reference.
Address Farm Hand, this office. col
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EOR SALE--My beautiful dark bay colt, yrs,
L weight 1000 all sound and kind for lady to
drive or handle; sire Westland, mother. Hamil-
tonian. very last; also Goddard buggy. har-
ness and robes, will sell cheap. IS Main street
kuightville Maine. 20-1
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NOR SALE-Brick house OF II rooms in cen
Il Ter OF city will be sold very low; modern
conveniences. For particulars call upon W. p.
CARR, Room 3, Oxford Building. 1871
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EOR SALE-Reautiful Summer residence
Il fully furnished together with acres OF
land bounded by seash0re At Cape Elizabeth
and commanding the most extensive ocean
views on the coast OF Name and IN the uelgn-
borhood OF many other first class summer
homes; electrics pass tine premises. WA.
WALDRON & co, $50 Middle st. lil
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ENERGETIC workers TO distribute circulars
II and samples. permanent occupation. good
paw particulars for stamp. DIST. LkAGu l.,
10 " esth ST., New YORK. III
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A uCII0N SALE Monday. April 9th. at 10
- O'Clock a. n aIithe household furniture be
lonsing 70 Nr. CorlIss Reed i5s Franklin street.
raTiof, Dining. Chamber aud Kitchen Goods.
Cebnet Organ and other miscellaneous articles.
tIoSS q WILSON. Auctions ers. 19-f
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For SALE OR TO LEr-House and lot three
= minutes walk from CITY Building; house
contains rs rooms and bath steam heat ar
ranged IN two rents; in good repair This
would make a very desirable boarding house.
ticulars inquire Of HENRY 5. TRICKEY. III
Exchange st. 1871
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VyANTED-Postion in an Office as book
w keeper or assis tant; first class references.
Address X. Room 8, 800 Congress st. feb27-4
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EOR SALE-A comparatively new house o.
six rooms with stable. House has a IRE
place furnace and cemented cellar. Lot con
sunny side Of the street. Price 50 900. only
sioo down. MARKS & EARLE co, ~ Monu-
ment Square. 1871
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nor sALE-A desirable home on one OF the
best corners In western part of city, ftted
for two families, all modern conyeniences; also
several good bargains in other parts Of city. W.
p. CARR, Room 8. oxford Building. 1871
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TOILET.
ono week for 90 cents. cssh in >dvsnes.

no LET-s rooms up stairs rent. 60 Danforth
Il ST., sf3 90. rooms up stairs rent, 81 Dan,
forth street $500 water included. ~ :. GArdi,
ner. 81 Danforth street. 9ai
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LOR RENT-The entire second floor 233 Mid
Il die ST.. well lighted with good large en-
tenant. BENZ. SHAW & CO., 81 IL Exchange
St
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NHfANTED-fosition as fireman or nigni
w Waterman. Have had TWO years ex-
nerienee, and can fire with coal or wood
Address Box 1i0I. Bath. Me. 13l
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GUNNER CoTTAGE-Land to lease for cot
y tage on Duck pond. For pleasant location
and reasonable terms. Apply TO z. 5. MONK.
Lakeside Farm, No. Falmouth. Me. l7-i