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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
JAMES GOODMAN,
Plaintiff,
vs..
F. ESPRIU,


Under and by virtue of Writ of Execution
ssued out of the Justices court OF the Eighteenth
Precinct. Pima County, Arizona, by Frank j.
Duffy, Justice of the Peace, Oh the end day of
December, 1898, and to constable, duly
directed and delivered, judgment rendered
IN slid Court in the above entitled action on the
1oth day of November, 1895, for the CT
Two Hundred and Seventy Dollars, -S27ooo-
and the costs of said action. amounting SlS.65
and al accruing costs, have duly levied in *he
suaruer required by law, all that ccetain real
estate belonging TO the defendant, situated in
the town OF SOgales, Pima County. Territory of
Arizona, and particularly described fellows
to-wit:
lots 6, IN BLOCK 6. Il, the said Town Of
Nog-lss.
Public notice Is hereby Giycn tiat will c. She
court house door, in Tucson CouHty of Pima
Territory of Arizona, at the hour CT one O'Clock
p n On Saturday, The 18th day Of January
1899. sell at public auction to the Liehes. bidder
tor cash, in lawful money of the United States
the abovc described property, or so much
eheSrot as may be necessary 20 satisfy said
Judgment and COTS of suit and ali accruiup costs
T. y. BRODRICE,
Constable, Precinct No. Is, risua County
Dated EosAles. Arizona. DeccI.bcr 14th, 1868.
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- Z .3srco SPIT ai.i Smoke Your Life .Wa,.
To quis LDuSy,co e..$iiy aud forever. l." nag
eStic 3ull OF lie. Ecrve and vi.sor, t;Ihc No-IC
las. the wonder worker. that make- WI al 1leI
strong. All druggists, SOC CIR 81. Cure gnaran
.ccd BoOlcle5- aud s.ir.aIc free Address
sterling Rasncdy Co, Chicago OR Eew York
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SO-To-E Fac for Fifty Cents.
G-;arantHcd tobacco habit care makes weak
a ss-N,,y. h.eoj pu-o. Go, g. All druSgistS-
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and =.-cEStilo2s.
D,'. N3los' Remedies
aro sold b. eli drug
Sists cnGeP a positive
guarantee, Grs5 bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book On dis
elsoS Of che heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR. NILES ESED-CA.
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Everybos.y SaSs SO.

C;,~..ir~ts Candy Cath. rte the NEST won
!crf m tiic;il discoy ccv al tie age. J. as
mt ;lni rcfr; sinnS TO the tasre, as Ientiy
and positively on kidneys. liver and lowcis,
and l,iliorsncss. Please l.uy and try a box
OF G. G. G. to-day; 10. -, 20 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure ny all dru; Giss5.
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a iiae line of pui an four-in-hand
les ,st receive at the Boston Cloth
ing House.
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Art squares: rugs, hassocks, mats
and over sixty different patterns OF
carpets; from cheapest ingrains to
finest velvets, at Stambaugh's furni
5u store. If
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The jimmie Fruit Company has ne
freshest and cheapest caadies lii No
gales Go and sample them,
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OUT OF MONEY.
Failure Istare- the Bsaish hin Reiisi-
GUS Colony I'm the Face.

Lewiston. July IS. Money has given
out at Beulah Hill. Raw. Y. W. s3an-
ford's peculisr religious colony In Dur
ham.
All the hhed carpenters have been dis
charged and the foreman OF the work has
been dismissed. The people who have
been there In the colony. the students and
the others who have given Of their labor,
have been unable to stay longer.
For the last thresl weeks. - says Mr..
Sanford 1--WE truly HAYS not had money
enough to buy grain for the horses. We
have left 1t all with God. He has told us
We were TO have this building. We shall
have II. He has promised 1t to me. and
promise 1t 10 Him before men and the
angels. II shall be DONE.
The big dormitory has been left about
half completed, and will remain so un-
less Mr.. Sanford's faith that God will
help him out IL justin ed. At present II
looks rather disco uraging
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THREE TRAINMEN KILLED.

Portsmouth, Ohio, July 1s.-Three
trainmen were killed and three were seri-
ously injured in head-on collision on
the Norfolk and Western railroad at Hav-
erhilL The dead are: Freight Engineer
George Sloan; George Egbert OF Ports
mouth, fireman Of passenger train !;
Flagman Periin2er Of kenova. The In
jured: Thomas Gihney. Columbus, pas
fenger engineer. leg and arm broken
unknown colored tramp, hurt internally.
The wrecked trains were passenger
No. 8 and through freight. They mel
on sharp curve In q dense fog.
The engines. twenty freight cars and
baggage and express cars were reduced to
a pile Of wreckage. None Of the passen-
gers was injured.
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WESTBROOK.

Ex.Mayor A. A. Cordwell is enjoying
a weeks vacation from the Office OF the
s. d. Warren paper mills company.
Resolutions have been passed by the
members OF Unity Star lodge, Ladies'
Orange order, on the death OF Mira Aman.
da Getchell member of the association
who died July z.
The officers of Minnehaha council, No.
9. ID. of p, are to be Installed this, eve
ming. Ice cream and cake will be served
during the evening. &'a
Mr.. X. a. Hobbs, assistant teacher al
the Westbrook High school, who is spend.
ing his vacation at Alfred, Is In the city
for few days. - : '-'----
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Edwards left yes
terday morning for brief vacation TRIP
which they will enjoy in New Hamp-
shire.
Kew. O. Q. Phelan has returned from
st. John, N. B., where he delievered an
address before the l.. D. L. OF New
Brunswick, the occasion being visit by
invitation of the L. q. L. Of Maine to
that OF New Brunswick. q
Mr.. Abrayu Houle died at his home on
King street about midnight Monday
night after an Illness extending over d
period OF about three years. The deceased
was alb out 81 years Of. age. Mr. Houfs
was engaged In the coal and wood. busi
Eess. aud has been Ill for several years
with heart trouble. About year age
there was FIRE ON his premises and he
VISA SO overcome by the shock that It wal
thought he could not live. He leaves q
widow and four children. The funeral
win take. place Thursday morning al
So'clock from St Hyacinthe's churcn.
81. John Baptist society VIII attend In O
tody and will perform their ritual ser.
vice over the remains.
Mrs. Fred Stevens and son Roy were
the guests last week of MISS. N. Adams
at Higgins beach. ,s-,ss7ass
DUCK POND.
Mrs. Emmeline Osgooe fro n Roxbury,
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Jameson of this place. j..
Miss Emma Merrill from Auburn, Il
spending her vacation with Miss NJ. J.
Small. s
The Micses Aliceu and Sadie Lord from
Munjoy Hill. Portland, visited their s,s-
tors, Mrs. John K. Sawyer and Mrs q.
P. Sawyer Of this .,laoe last "Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. Leonard Miller presented her
husband with pair of twins last Friday.
Mother and children ara doing we'll.
A urge PARTY of young people starts
for Higgins Beach today for q tuo
weeks yacstion.
Ernest Hardy while pitching hay with
a horse fork last week stuck 1t into his
knee and hurt him quite badly. se
l3- and Mrs. Frank Burnham and
Daisy Bruce from Winchendon, Mass,
are spending.the moath Of July with Mrs
Burnham's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
&. Mili.ksn.
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MORRILLS.

The parish and Sunday school of All
Souls Universalist church win go ON an
excursion to Underwood park. Thursday,
July &c. A special car win leave Deering
Center Thursday morning at $50 and 90
by wa Of North Deering.to East Deer
ing, where 1t will connect with the Var
mouth car at ten o'clock. All friends are
invited. II Thursday 10 stcrny win go
Friday.
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REISSUE.
A QuARRYMAN INJURED.

R7ekland july ls.-Whsla. q, Grew Of
mex were prying heavy stone In the
granite quarry al Ciark's island Tuesday
morning. the crowbar slipped. striking
David Coltart in the face with. treren-
dous fcsce. OEs cheek bone was broken
AMI the face Is badly cut and bfSisad.
Mr.. .Soltart will be taken 70 the Maine
Rsnernl hospital In PORTLAND
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ISLAND NOTES.

| Peaks island has taken on its accuk-
toned midsummer appearance and tie
different avenues are crowded with Wis
itors. Nearly every cottage Is occupied
and this arrivals at the hotels which are
increasing each day will swell the num-
Der Of August visitors to old time proper
tions.
| The Peaks island house and the Coro-
nado already .havc goodly number OF
guests for the summer and among the
late arrivals are: John b. Thompson,
New York; Nettie Smith, New York;
Emma johnson, BROOKLYN: Fred G. Il.
Norman and WIFE, New York; Fred
Mansfield, Savannah, IL Walton, Mont
real; George Walton. Montreal; A. d.
Wagner. NJ D.. William Wagner, VIII.
liam Weller, Cornwall Island; p. ID.
Shelmore, Phiiadelphia; W. b. Dalton,
Boston; Nat Whittier. Barre, w.; o. e.
Salter and wife, Montreal; George W.
Bell, Brooklyn; A. d. Smack Brooklyn;
John J. Walsh and wife, Boston; NJ. B.
Jones and wife, Boston; W. II. Alien,
Nashville.
At the Union House are. A. q.
Peck and wife, Greenwich; Mrs. B.
Schaef and daughter. Newark. N. j.;
II. II. Risley, j. F. Rssley. Mrs E. J.
Risley, Misses Risley. New York; James
J. Houlshan. New York; N. T. Rey-
noIds. II. ". r. Reynolds, Greenwich.
"a. a.. 49,. m.'.s - ~ "
| Ea~rv n.ah.p ur.,,. r,,~..-.s
un 80 NJ. AZ s~'.,,~ -.
w.. c,.-a.. p,.s u,ss.
c,art w.,.h.,v,. ear 49,. w.,tsa..
Nv Rrrr Me- yo.t NJ. n.n,.,s
ga ,a..,,,~ ,,us., 80. T-,,. -
/ Sa,na-r,,,s. NJ n,, ps..,ss
corsar NJ s.,,h p.a.,... w,,,..
Statsn, W.. u..a-~ ~. n
ws,c,, pos,o,,
A. -. o.. W., ~.
p p coornhs paston, w r,s,-s
Naw vorL. NJ us.3.s psN.,ss.
Ea,r,, r.. rrn.. pa-,,.s ~ .
Ivnrn por,,.na. csr,s.sss Sa.,,.s
C.,ahr,s.. -
x. ua p.
"a 81 ~ o n az ''muuuo0A
M,ss Msr,a wor.h p.orann,,,s. NJ
John uaIra. NJ n, SILL .rs..,.s.
Mrs. w n w. T,.o,,,o. AZ. ..a ~,
Thomas D Heals po-,,ana. MICE u.,d,.
mand Mo,trsaI. u Go. go .n,ss
No,y yorr. ns,,asa,, .,,s ,.,s. So.
brooke. Ms Ross ard ,,,sa p,ohr,ana
o,.n,o
M uor,a,. s,a.,,na - -. 49,
s,,t s,naa h,s r.,ns,, e.. r.,.. -
~ ,mr,ov,na ~ . "
..
Peal, ,s,ana 7, - ,ha n-o,s... 80 = w
Daarborp Of Nav Harbo, Ne and vas
cauobr an ! trav, anout tbrsa ysels a.o
$500, .,,.,a,,. p.,,,s - 49,,
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CUMBERLAND.

Cumberland Centre. July Most Of
the farmers nrs through with haying. The
crop Is not on the average more than one
third OF last year; we hear OF one man
VINO moved eight acres and got o me- hall
ton.
Mr.. ]. II. True and family Of Port.
land. have taken up their residence for
the summer at the Drewn place.
Mir. and Mrs. K Darker aud daughter
OF PORTLAND, spent Sunday with relatives
at this place.
Missts Eva blanchard and May Sawyer.
went to bay View, Old Orchard, the first
OF last week for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Chase and Miss
Laura, are at their cottage at Falmouth
foreside.
Mrss W. c. wyman Of Pittsfleld. Mass.
is stopping few weeks with MIR. Wy
mans relatives at this place. =
Mr.. X. S. Themes and family are visit
Ing with Mrs. Thorne's relatives at Water
vile.
Crops are looking finely since the show
ers a week or so ago. F-,gse,e
CAsCo. ~
Casco, July H. Farmers took advant-
age Of the fine weather here last week and
secured large acreage Of hay in nice
Rev. A. g. Fits of North Bridaton
conducted very interesting service at
Union church Sunday at $50 p. m. in
exchange with Rev. b. II. Penwarden.
q. q. Mayberry, X. p. Mayberry and
a gentleman friend OF Boston are spend
Ing o few days at the Mayterry stock
farm here. of which q. o. Mnyberry,
Esq.. of Boston, lie proprietor.
Mrs. Hannah II. Holden of Portland
and Miss Mira s. Nelson, teacher In
the Grafton, Macs. High school, are the
guests of Mrs. Holden's brother, Mr.. II.
s. Eastman.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, July is. The following
pension changes resulting from the issrrs
Of Jure so. are announced;
ADDITIONAL.
Daniel Allen. ToSus. IS to sis.
INCREASE.
Joshua Jordan, Auburn, SO to s.; Jamas
Collins, Soldiers Home, Kennsbec, 3
to IS.
REISSUE. =
Edward @. Fog Ter, Augusta, ell. >-.--a
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. Ex0.
Mary E. wS-aam, Guilford, $40.
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HORSE FOR SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
seen at Wilson's Stable,
Federal street.
ap,2sdtf

( OR sAGR-Bargains IN our made strong
a trousers" we sell for Si-oo. l %, l5e. ace
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory 4 examln-
alton money VIII be refunded by returning to
Us before having been worn. HASKELL 81
Portland. Malnes IA
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cAsroRrA

Bears the Signature of cHAs. II. FLErcHza.
IN use for more than thirty years, aud
zAs xisd 10. HAYS .dlsgays BosxAk
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Iretcria. July ls.-The volksrAad,
sccFeu session, ultimately adopted the
seven years franchise psopositlon.
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Doctors son-How's your father, to-

Every drop of Ponds E1tracl is worth its
weight In gold. for no substitute ever offered
contains such valuable medicinal feature as the
old. reliable family remedy for pain.
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wANTED-MALE nELr
MURDER, WHAT'S THAr7

One Of AicKenney's Alarm Clocks CSC to
$500. Warranted TO wake the dead. More
CLOCK than all the other sdsaiar4 conablhe9
AcKENNEY. the Jawoler. Monument Square
sep28du
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pICkED UP-A 10 IT. dory new built BY
Hiram Lowell & Son, Salisbury. Mass, the
owner can IND the same by calling ON HENRY
Island 1e-i
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E0UND-A watch on corner of Emery and
Danforth streets. Owner can have II by
p:oving property and paying for this adv. Ap-
ply 21S Danforth Place. 1871
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HoRY LOST-Went adrift from southeast
~ side OF Great diamond Island. Thursday
evening July 18th. at about o'clock; a new IS
foot dory. painted brown. Finder win be suit
ably rewarded Il he will notify EDWARD
WOODMAN. IS Exchange street. Portland, or
Diamond Island III
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CARRIAGE HORSES FOR sALE-A pair of
~ handsome black, weil matched. carriage
broken. gentle and have always been driven in
private carriage. Can be seen at lakewood
CHARLES +. LIBBY, First National bank
Building. 12-1
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Il OST-A roll OF bills amounting to $500, tied
- with string. on July 14th Ia Deering,
Portland. or Fort Allen Park. This money was
lost BY an elderly woman who has sick nus
band. aud who has earned II al bard work by
the day, and IL Is all OF her savings. The finder
VIII be literally rewarded by returning the
same 70 my office. 500 Congress street. Pert
land. FRED V. MATTHEWS. III
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I OST-On Congress street. between Wev-
~ mouth and Preble street; Maine Savings
Bank book, with sum OF money Finder viii
kindly leave at the Press tiffice. 1871
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for rs cents, cash in advance.
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FOR SALE-A well established dry goods
- business In manufacturing town In Gum
bertrand County. The store Is In a plate-glass
front brick block In best section OF town. the
stock Is clean and attractive and will be sold at
low figures. For further par uculars enquire OF
aud I66, Middle street, Portland Me. ia
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TOR SALE--Pneumaiic plano box. used few
a times, sell at a big discount. Bike sulky,
use for IL says sell. BRADLEY & SMALL. So
Preble street. 1ai
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Inquiring Tommy.

"What ere you doing Tommy?"
"Standin before the lookin glass;" said
Tommy; II wanted to SEQ how ! would
look il / was twins '-Pittsburg Bulletin.
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/ ,oST- In Deerlng Oaks Friday afternoon
- silver link cuff button with silver ball on
one end and black and white enamel on the
other end. Finder viii be rewarded by return
ing the same 10 500 CUMBERLAND ST. 1871
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FOR SALE-Just received new process Ed
4 son and Columbit records; also fine line
OF Photographs, Graphophones, Gramophones,
Banjos. Guitars. Mandolins and Music Boxes,
Books, Rolls. Popular Sheet Music and ali
musical merchandise and trimmings. G. G.
HALVES, Jk., AL Congress street. AL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week Tor 80 cents, cash I'm advance
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A large lot OF household furniture. new and
seeond name, will be sold at our auction
f fsws SATURDAY, July 22nd. at 10 O'Clock a. M
1O5S WILSON, Auctioneers and Com
Portland, Me. al 100
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c1,-r-, = :, ,,e 49,, --.. !.
ltA funds OF clients TO invest in frat Mort
cages on Real Estate security at per cent in
terest We make specially Of placing loans
on city and suburban property. Apply Real
Estate once. First National Bank Building,
FREDERICK :. VAIL. 1911
GARD kEADEk-CaiI ana see the most won
~ derful lie reader In the worli;a call will
convince you OF her wonderful power In reveal
Ing past. present and future. no questions. 36i
Congress street, LINCOLN PARK HOUSE.
1871
/ have three women aud one man, hotel cooks
who wish 10 go TO summer resort; also
TWO list class private family cooks and one
second girl, can furnish LIST class references.
Apply TO the one reliable ONCE, 800 lie Congress
street. MRS. PALMEh'S ISL
AGENTS attention, have the "Warrnest
n Baby In the Bunch, = for selling and profits
A musical novelty sells on sight; can be sold In
leisure hours or as side line. G. o. HALVES
43i Congress street. wholesale distributor.
141
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WATCHES ON INSTALIMENTS.

NE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures OF any description, OF will re-
celve the same at our auction rooms for
sale on commission. GOSS a. WILSON
Aneiioneers, 154 Middle street. corner Silver
street. febs-tf
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FOR sALE-5o magnificent cottage lots, at
Casino and Theatre, Sebago water, sewers,
large ocean frontage. electrics pass every 20
minstes, nothing finer on the coast directly
opposite the famous Ottawa Hotel, plan of lots
and prices at our offcs. DALTON & CO., s.
Exchange street. 14-i
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SS.99 WATCH.

20 year gold filed case waltharn or ElRin
Nickel movement, warranted TO be the best
watch Tor the money. MCKINNEY, the
SeWeier monument Square. leo
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IF OST OR STOLEN--Evening OF July nth.
~ either at Peaks Island or on board
steamer Pilgrim. "A caret gold, open face fancy
dial watch. J. A. Merrill q Co., makers, ON dial
and inside plate. small ovals on back OF watch
marked with old English "P" Inscription in
side case, number of works 67,777. number Of
case 81 ,2eS. Amy information regarding same
on watch itself left with A. N. PRINCE,
reward Isl
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TOILET.

Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for 30 cents, cash fn advance
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FOR sALE.The popular songs. Just One
= Gill; Moth and Fame Just as the
Old New Hampshire Home" where the
Sweet Magnoiias Bloom" and all popular
music sent BY mall on receipt of price, 26 cents
al
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Il ,oST-A Knights OF Pythias watch charm,
~ somewhere In Portland. viii the finder
please leave AT No. 40 Brown street, for i. G.
MILLER, and receive reward. l2f
EoUND-A sure euro for chatting IN hot
weather. A Brazilian Chatting stone vii
prevent and cure. Send 25 cents to PARKER
fEASE q Co. Bar Mills. Maine. 2s-4
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r QST-0n Cape car or at Loveitts field, lady,s
"a gold watch marked &c. f. l.. Finder will
please leave at !. +. LORDS and receive re-
ward. 1871
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A young man recently discharged from The IT,
n s. Army, wishes work driving on delivery
team or other outside work. Village or smali
city preferred, references. Address L, II,
THOMPSON, so. Windham. Me. 1872
q lTUATION WANTED Stationary engineer
wants position either city or country; good
man with references Address or call a. eBt
|C0NGRESS ST. "a
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HEP WANTED.

ONE CHANCE IN A EUNDRED-BraIns
", and honesty combined with 8 little capital
none but wide awake hustler need apply as
we have no place for drones; curiosity freaks
2 M. SLACK, % Bromfield street Boston
Mass. III
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4 nard pupsi handsome and finely marked.
Enquire OF JOHN A. ILARITY, proprietor of
Hotel Temple Temple street. City. 1e2Qlm
NEW ROW BOATS FOR sALE--Address Fl.
AZ ID. Il ON'kSEND, So. Freepoft, Me. ny27tf
NOR SALE at q very low price. IA summer
II Cottage OF four rooms with furniture yefy
pleasantly situated near the Breakwater South
Portland, and within fifty feet OF the salt water:
would make a fine clubhouse; must be sold al
once. Two hundred dollars takes It, Address
Cottage, 126 FRANKLIN st, Portland. MeD n
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rooms with bath room. Possession given
August LIST. II. II. LEWIS, f57 Middle street
1o-1
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THOUSAND RINGS

To select FROM. Diamonds, Opals. Peal
kubys and all other precious stones, engage
stent and Wedding Rings specially, Largss
mock in the city. MCKINNEY, the JeweIe
Monument Square niarchfpdtf
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~ months OF July and August. Address
MRS. GRACE HUSTON. West Falmouth. Me
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puPILS WAHTED-Coilege student tSmith)
well tutor In Latin, Elementary Greek Al
zebra and Plane Geometry during summer
c., Box 1857. 1911
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S6. so WALTHAM WATCH,

Sllverine case. waltham or Eigin movemel
A good timekeeper, warranted. McKENNEl
the Jsweier. Monument Square. leo
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no LET-Desirable tenements Of Ave, six an
= seven rooms centrally located. Price $40
I'll and t12 per month. j. @. w0ODMAN, o
Exchange street. III
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Daniel Allen. ToSus. IS to sls.
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a BARRE FIRE BUG CAUGHT.

Barre June 29-I.evi Johnson was ar
rested yesterday and confessed to setting
fire to barn belonging to Arthur c. Slack
on the Corwin farm, so called, in Chelsea.
The house was also burned.
The buildings consisted of a new two
story mouse and IA large barn built about
four years ago. The fire started IN the
barn and was first discovered by Mrs
Slack. She rushed out and succeeded in
getting one horse out but another horse.
two calves, and three pigs. as well az /,
new moving machine and horse rake were
burned. as was everything else in the
barn. portion of the household furni-
ture was saved. Mr. Slack was away 4
the time. George Young occupied Il por-
ton Of the house. He saved a portion Of
his household goods. The loss is 5000 and
there is an insurance of 1890