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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-27
POWELL Hoyt Nuptials.

VIII Powell the popular cmployc OF
the. Wheeling steel works. and Miss
Alice. the wlnsome and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hoyt,
were united in the holy bonds Of we'd
lock at the parlors OF the Rev. Father
Werninger. yesterday afternoon. ut 4
o'clock. in the presence of number
OF their immediate friends and near rel
atives. A reception was held at the
home OF the brides parents on Main
street., after the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Powell will reside on Main street,
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The holiday season Just past was
probably the best in many years In the
towns over the river. The merchants In
Martins Ferry. and Bridgeport report
increased business over former years,
pobably due to the fact that the lines
carried by the different merchants was
far superior to those carried during the
holiday season in former years.
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Break in Engine.

The engine on the south-bound
Cleveland & Pittsburgh passenger
train due at Bridgeport at 1925 o'clock
yesterday morning, was disabled q few
miles north Of Martins Ferry, and was
not able to complete its journey. The
yard engine on the other side of the
river took the train to Bellnire.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
-EEXEcuToRs' SALE

TEXEcuToRs' SALE 70
or personal overwhelmingly, January
3. 1901. on the Abram Wilson farm, be-
tween Buffalo and Short Creeks, Brooke
county, West Virginia. Also will offer the
said farm for sale. consistins OF 361 acres.
more or less Of land undertake with three
veins Of coal and 'conslderttP one OF. the
best improved farms in thcrcounty. q
I TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash and
the balance In two equal Instalments, pay
able in one and two years, with Interest
from date OF sale. the deferred payments
10 be satisfactorily secured. The right is
reserved TO reject any and oil bids.
sEE JOS. B. WILSON,
JOS. r. WILSON,
Executors.
JOHN N. WILSON. Auctloneer.I
Sale TO commence at 10 q. m, rain or
shine. de25
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Musical Entertainment.

A musical and elocutlonary entertain
ment was given last evening at the
Grange hall, at Emerson. and several
from Martins Ferry and Bridgeport at
tended. The principals OF the event
were Miss Clara c. Adams. 80, the
noted and popular elocutionist, and
Miss Arrethia Reddick, vocalist. OF New
York City - -
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has returned home. after visiting Mrs.
Harry Thompson. in the Fourth ward.

has returned home. after visiting Mrs.
Harry Thompson. in the Fourth ward.
Walter Leazure, Of Pittsburgh. spent
Christmas with his parents here. re-
turning to the Smoky City yesterday.
j; David Crafty, OF Arcadia, Ind, Is
spending few days with relatives here
and renewing old acquaintance.
I Miss Lyde Heatherington. whose SER
ious Illness has been mentioned, was
somewhat improved yesterday.
Jesse Landkrohm returned yesterday
o'>Parkersburg, VIVA. after visiting
relatives here for q fewcdays. IL.
. William Baggse and wife, OF Pitts
burgh,; are spending a few days with
relatives in the Fifth ward. 80
Mr.. Fred Wright and wife of Bel
mont, have been spending few days
with relatives here.
Charles Heinbrod returned yesterday
after spending Christmas with his par
ents In Darlington.
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RoEBER AND PoNs
To Wrestle at New York on the Eve
ming Of February 16.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Ernest Roe
Der, champion wrestler OF America, and
Paul Pons. the French champion. who
were matched on December II to wres-
tie for the championship of the world,
will meet In their contest on the night
Of Wednesday, February &c, at the
Madison Square Garden. This was
agreed upon to-day. James Conroy.
who has secured the Garden for that
night, made the highest bid. and Sc
cured the match. deposltins $500 as u
guarantee OF good faith. Both Roeber
and Pons have deposited $1,000 each.
The men will receive so per cent OF
the receipts, the winner 10 take sixty
per cent and the loser forty per cent.
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This Is Real Unkind.

One OF the Wheeling Street Railway
Company's cars on the Martins Ferry
division makes about as much noise as
n freight engine. Unless the car can be
repaired, 1t Is likely that It will be
transferred to the Bellaire dIvls!on.-
Martins Ferry Times. NaEE @
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Skating as fine as Is desired IS to be
found ON the Back river and hundreds
enjoyed the sport yesterday afternoon
and last evening. The Ice is said to be
between three. and four Inches thick,
and is perfectly safe, and II the weather
continues cold large crowds will enjoy.
the snort daily. =. '.7fr1 81. -tEFs 80.
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JAMES A. HENRY
....FOR SALE....

Lots as follows: South side OF 18th St.,
between Wood and McColloch Sts., Is II.
front. 18th St., 30 II. front. Cor. OF 18th
and Jacob sts.. 60 It. front. with A-room
mouse on same. cheap. Cor. OF Main and
LIST Sts, 90 It, front, with 12-room house.
cheap. Eoft. between 18th and 18th Ear.
end OF eth st. cheap. on easy payments.
Wilson St.. near 9th St, s35O.00. High,
near 18th ST., at 5000 each, on easy pay
ments. dirt cheap. Lots on Lind, Cherry
and Vine SITS. Ill5OO to $4,000 each, cheap.
Jacob. Eoft and Wilson Sts., In Centre
Wheeling, 10000 TO s35O.o0 each. Mccol-
loch ST.. so2500 TO s35o.cO each. 18th st.,
$4,000. Goth ST., sls5,o0, very cheap. Near
east end OF 3lst ST., 10000 each, 10000
cash. balance easy payments. Water, Eor.
Jacob, Wood, McColloch and Wetzel, Sta,
Sth ward. cheap, on easy payments Main.
between LIST and I'd Sts., IS IT. front. Lots
In North Benwood on Eofr and Water
SITS, cheap. Money to loan on Real Es-
tate, $4,000 10 s7.ooooo in sums to suit.
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The Coleratn Farmers Institute Wilt
open two days session at the w. c..
T. U. hall in Coerain. to-day. There
will be three meetings each day and on
interesting programme has been pre-
pared for each meeting.
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typhoid fever. at her home on Main
street. .sa saI -
shepard ioyt is dangerously Ill at
MS home in the Third ward.
Charles Fox and wife are visiting
friends at Clarksburg.
Mrs. Squire Riddle. OF Water street,
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PERSONAL.

ID ERsoNAL-ANY ONE DESIRING
- copy OF Marriage Certificate from
the record Of the late j. Finley Mayos,
Esq. OF West Alexander. Washington
county, Pa, canGsecurc 1t by addressing
Mrs. I. Z. Mayes, Pittsburgh, Pa. West
End Z. ". y II &, dal2
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spent.
Rev. and Mrs. Everett Morris, Of
Lucyville. Pa, are the guests Of Mr..
Morris parents, on North Fourth street.
Hiss Pansy McCleary, Of. Wellsburg,
Is the guest of the family OF Charles
Thorngate. in "The Orchard" gl%a
Clyde Cochran. OF Grandview, was the
guest OF his uncle, W. D. Cochran, on
South Broadway, yesterday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Taylor returned
yesterday from a few days visit with
her parents at Columbus.
Roy F. Mcclure Is down from Pitts
burgh. spending few days with his
parents. on Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pugh are
spending q few days with friends and
relatives ut Flushing.
Miss Bessie Truax left yesterday for
Woodsfield, to spend n few days with
friends and relatives.
Miss Bessie Griffith left yesterday for
Gallipolis. to spend q week with rela-
tives and friends.
DR.. r. H. Wilson returned yesterday
from few days visit with his parents
ut Viola, w. Va.
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! Field field of Spo rts, J
sss & 4 d s


best race horse bred by the master of
santa Anita In recent years. A brown
colt by Rey Ell Santa Anita Blazeaway
went to H. Roberts for 800. "a brown
colt by the same sire, out OF Magdalenn,
went to. J.. Sullivan for S155. YearlIngs
by Santiago, Emperor Of Norfolk and
Nomad were knocked down for next to
nothing. y 55l7ig
"One-eyed" Connolly, who Is known
by sporting men the world over, and
who Is credited with having seen every
Important contest without paying a
cent for admission, Is o patient In the
Kings County hospital, ut New York,
where he Is detained as q maniac Con-
molly was found wandering about Flat
BUSH j. J., and, as Bis actions were
plainly those OF an insane man. the po-
lice arrested him and finally had him
sent to the hospital. He became so vio-
lent that he was placed in straight
Jacket. M h RAJ, ii = 3
Kid Mccoy may be matched to fight
Tommy Ryan in q limited round Ego"
In Cincinnati shortly before or. after
the Jeffries-Ruhlin championship bat
tie. The Kid can have this match II he
wants. and It is believed he will accept
1t, now that all the "heavies' have side
stepped him. The big fellows don't want
any part OF Mccoy, so the '.Kid'., seems
to be In n position to ;take q long rest
from his pugilistlc labors.
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AGENTS WANTED.
1sALEsMEN WANTED.

- goods by sample to Wholesale and IRE
tail trade. We are the largest and only
manufacturers In our line In tho world.
Liberal salary paid. Address CAN.DEX
MFG. Co., Savannah, Ga. aa, oc6-w&s
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Three sizes: s5c., soc., sl.oo. All drug
gi''s. J. C.AYER Co., Lowell, Mass.
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FOR SALE.

CANARIES-60 HARTz MOUNTAIN
" rollers. males and females; also bird
cages and bird medicine very cheap at
HENRY HELMBRlGHTS, corner Mar
kct and Sixth streets. dels
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terday. by Mayor Goodhue. on a charge
Of drunkenness.
The dance given at scbeehle's hall
last evening, drew n fair sized crowd
and the evening was very enjoyably
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WOODFORDS.
OAKDALE

Miss Mary Allen Of the oakdals sehsel
has bssn Ill The past week with gripp.
but at this writing 10 better.
The Juvenile Whilst club. wss sntsr-
tanned ~ the homo sf Hattie Waterman.
yesssndsn street. Friday evening.
Mua Halves was the eRsSt at Mrs. =.
W. Msrslsy, Pc11f and, friday. Nrs
Aorslsy Wis has bssn very Ii with grip
It, bsfsssr. yet suffering very nvsh With
ner head.
Mr.. W. L. Merrill II making . q ,rt
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Ars.
Eugene Merrill, Falmouth strest.
Abe Dramatic club oompnssd Of Oh .
young people Of the plaos held social
and dance at Dsseing Csnter THURSDAY
evening.
Dr. 4. G. Doten ana brother Chester
w. Dotsn Of Worosster. Asss., formerly
Of this plaes. wers the gsests Sunday Of
their parents, land HTa. n. !. Deten,
Ocean street. They return today to their
businsss. Mrs. Edward W. Noyea, OF
Boston, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs..
Dctsa, who has besn siok for several
weeks past has recovered sumcieptly to
be- enabled to visis her parents. :
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MORRILLS.

Dr. viniam Lsishton, Il Bs stsn.
b - The meme Of his fashsr. M. ossrss
W. Lsishton, whsrs b sxpssts - -
main Dor Sons tim& His fathsS vhc
has bssn sisk for several weeks past with
co.gsstioa Of shs lsnas. b gradsAlly In
proving ana h ab,s 70 Get oat Of doors
on pleasant days.
The Y. p. O. q. eonnsotsd wish Al
Souls UnivsrsA,ist church, has rsesntly
elected the following ofissrss
Prssidsnt-O. n. Ferry.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ida Leighten.
v.Cerrsspondi.s ssorssary = Mis- y.
Rsserdiss SECRETARY : Mrs. A. N
TSsscrsr-MrA 8. 8. xsrriii
Mr.. II. q. Cobb hes rssigusd tbs
postD sssseship Of the North Dssrlng ofIlss
and . petition 10 now In eirsulatlen
askisG lor tAs appoistnsnt Of Mr..
Hiss xinsns s.wysr At the iass meet
ing Of Maple lodgs Of Good TeDplarA
tssdsrsd her resIgustiea ~ treasurer
which vs. acesptsa with regret and the
thanks Of the lodge sxtsndsd her ter her
e2nclent servicee.
Ths Twiiixht club 10 70 NEST Non day
afternoon At the homo of nra Chas. =.
Jaekson. Washington avsnuss North
DeeE1nG.
Ths Ocean street grammar school bess-
ball Nina played game Of hall saturday
on the Wssehrook seminary grounds WITH
the Deer1ng Conter grammar school
slsvsn. The game Fssultsd IL favor Of the
Wsodfosds nins b. se,rs 81 81 - 9.
Mr.. q. II. 6imenda ~ India street
dye houss propriseoes aooomganled By
Mr.. u u. =. Sfssls, enjoyed . ride In
Mr.. Simond's nsw autoBobile asroas
Stsveas eveuue throggh 4orrills 70
Siderable attention and made good spssd
over the greater part Of The roats.
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GORHAM.

The funeral services Of Ernest Drown
took place Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock from his fathers rssidsnSs.
South street. The attendance IVES large.
several members Of his class. 1899, q. h.
s., were present, also the principal and
assistant teachers and several Of the pu-
pills Of the high school. Rev. George W.
Reynolds, pastor Of the Congregational
church, ofioiAtsd. The ssrvicss wers
very imprss nve. The music was by q
mixed quartstts, consisting Of Rev. Mr..
Cashmors. James Ridgsway. Mrs.. q. W.
Reynolds and Miss Mabel Day. The floral
tribute was very large and beautiful.
Many friends sent elegant flowers, among
which were tributes from his high school
GLASS Of 1899. the hiRn school pupils Of
the present year, also class Of 1900. Prin-
clpal Woodman and assistant teachers
ssnt flowers. The pail bearers were
Robert Hinkley. Joseph Ridlon, GLASS
90; Alvah SWEET, earle Alden, FREQ
Harlow, Charlss Sampson, class 1900.
The interment was at Eastern cemetery.
The pupils of the grammar school held
o party at the Crystal Spring house this
week. The oooasion was very pleasant
one, games. etc., being the order OF th Q
evening. Refreshments were served.
Miss Ella johnson, Miss 0rscs Pickett
and Aiss Mauds Andrews. teachers 81
the Normal school. ohapsroned.
Miss Cloudman was called home for .
few days ago on account Of the illness of
her mother.
Pine Ire, ohart,r. Order Eastern Star,
have been invited to visit Portland chap
ter aud have accepted the invitation.
Members OF the ohapt OF are requested to
promptly meet at Masonic hall next Mon
day evening at $50 to be conveyed 70
Wsstbrook.
Rev. Leroy s. Bean preached In tbs
Congregational chapel Thursday evening
and Rev Mr.. Mann Of Westbrook oocu-
pied the pulpit la st evening.
Mr.. John simmons, South street, has
Hon. b. y. adbourne, railroad COM
missioner. has returned from q business
trip In the northern part Of the state and
will spend Sunday In Gorhan.
Mr.. Fred Alden Of Cumberland Mtlls
visited friends IN 0sgham this week.
Mr.. John Billings IL attending GrAy's
b usinses College, Portland.
winter In Portland, was In Gorham this
week.
Mr.. Edward Henry, Portland, has been
the guest this week u Ars. Ridlon, State
street.
Mics Clement School street, Is Waiting
friends In Portland.
Mrs. p. j. Paine and Mrs. W. W. Wood.
man, Main Ut rect visited friends In Port
land Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Merrill, Mrs. Clara Ehedd of
Vermont and Miss Gertrude Morrill,,
Main street, visited friends In Portland
Thursday.
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MAINE sCHOOLMAsTERs' CLUB.

MAINE oCnOOhAASIEhS' O1UD'
The Maine Sohoolmastsrs' club held
their annual meeting and dinner at Wat
ervills Friday night. There v ere about
fifty In attendance. The after dinner
speakers were DR.. Butler Of Colby college.
Rev. Mr.. Lindsay Of waterviile. Super
intsndent A. p. Wagg Of Auburn. Leslie
O. Cornish, ESQ.,. Of Augusta, and
others. /.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected a. foilowss
President-O. n. Lord, Portland.
Woe Presidential. p. Wagg, Auburn.
Secretary and Treasurer-D. II. Dole,
Portland.
Executive Committss-Prof. W. G.
Mallett or aorham, Prof. y. O. Robinson
Of Brunswick, @. H. Libby Of Lsviston.
Committee ON Nom kership-C. y.
Cook Of Augusta, Judge James n. LARA
bss Of Gardiner, d. K. white Of Bangor.
u IL probable that the nsxt meeting
wall b held ct Rivsrton.
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Unaniable.

Unamiable.
II see those friends Of yours, the Rus
tiers, have their names in the paper
again." said the lady who Is interested
In social topics.
"Have they, indeedr responded Miss
Cayenne 'languidly. II didn't know the
delinquent tax list had been published
agninp'-Washington Star.
To Protect the Public from Imposition
Ponds Extract Is sold only In bottles with
trademark on bun wrapper.
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sssssp c.an.. ce-armss .c,ss. u
nfnstsea.


At 81 Luks's Cathedral Saturday e.
tsrnoon, Bishsp Rebsrt Goldman con-
nrmed . class Of 10. Some Of the olas1
were boys and girls and thsrs were Quits
. numhsr who might - mere propsrly
dssiRnstsd - yeung men and women.
Aftsr the sustonaxy vsspsr services
Bishop Goldman stated himsslf In the
bishep's chair and - saoh one Of the
class was brought bsfors hin By Dean
sills 10 laid his hands upon he bead Of
~ candidate - b provided In The Book
Of Common Prayer, and rspsatsd the
bssutiful words At the service In most
inprsssivs names. The Bishop thsn
speks ssw wosds - Ne slAas, falling
them Of TIE meaning q their baptism,
Of their sssfFnaties and urainG ucos
thsm the neossity Il attending sonnu-
nien ssrvtes regularly. Thsrv va . .
large congregation present. 10 witness
The oonfirDation.
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ODD FELLOWS SUNDAY.

The Odd Fellows Of Portland and VIC
inity will oelsbrats Memorial Sunday,
April 92d. ct City hall. Grand Sire Hon.
Affrsd s. Pinksrtep OF Worcester, Mass.
viii address the meeting. An address
win also b made By Pest Grand Aestsr
Rev. Mr.. Malvern. Music viii be rur'
nishsd By the Porsland Ladiss' Orchas-
tn. and the Haydn Qsartstt& All Odd
Fellows are requested to meet 81 Odd
Fellows hall. Baxter block. ct LS(
o'clock sharp. prepared to march 70 City
hall. As this II the first visit 70 Port
land Of Grand Sire, II Il earnestly
hoped and expected that every member Of
the erdsr In Portland and vicinity will
consider IL duty TO BE- prsssnt
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Lfmbering Up.
"Why did you put up with that bach
talk from the trolley car conductor to-
aOh. that's all right" Replied the mech
looking man. I'm in training now for
my duties as baseball umpire next sea
son. "-Philadelphia North American.
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IN fEgsENpEN PARK-The beautiful resi-.
denos Of I. vinton Earl titogsd. On the
corner Of Dserfng and Neyes sts., hne lawn. all
prising 800 f., Queen Anne style. with bread
vcrandas halt way around the house; 'front.' and
rear vesibules; rich loaded windows Of special
design; rooms large. II In number; three IRE
places, one terra Gotta In reception hail; dove
Jailed quartered oak floors In reception hall and
library; cypress nnish with walls covered with
design; porcelain bath; slate sink ana slate
trays 10 laundry Portland cement cellar; Rich
mond hot water heater lighted by electricity
stone granite. Fesssndeo FArk II. unqnestion-
ably the most desirable residential portion OF
Portland. No house costing less than 5000
back from the street line. Another fine resi-
deuce on Noyes streetis offered at an excep-
tionally good trade; No. 81 Noyes street. For
price. terms and full Particular, apply 70 g go.
w. BROWN, II nopument Square, ofiioe OF the
Portland EIectric Light Co. al
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TO LET.

TO LET-Go0d five room cottage at Oak
Il Lawn, Trefethen's landing. Peaks Island /;
well furnished. has open IRE place. good we'll OF
l.. NJ. LEIGHTON. So Exchange street. Cali up
Card s29-4 Ill
ITO LET-Upstalrs tenement with bath, No
~ Fsssenden street Inquire at house or
63 Preble street. j. MANN. III
no leftover tenements at Nos 80 and sS
L Oxford street; six rooms each all In hne
order: plenty Of sun. Rent reasonable. Apply
at No. % BOYD STREET. Ring right hand
bell. i0-1
ITO LET-New house IN Gorham village, 8
i rooms with modern improvements; also
farmhouse.-7 rooms, furnished or unfurnIsh.d
as desired. Call or address VIM. II. LEAvITT
G rhan, Me. 1912
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EOR sALE-Fancy lot Of jobbers masons,
II pole and extension ladders. All kinds OF
ladders constantly on hand. Thoroughly built
safe step ladders fcr honse use. zoo per foot.
colin street, foot OF Myrtle. Telephone No.
a3SA mafi6dI2W
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EoR sALE-Houss in Fessenden Park, No. IS
L Noyes ST.. very near Brighton St., through
which runs the Fessenden Park and Deerlng
Highland electric car line. Has all modern i'm
and on easy terms. rs per cent cash down,
balance at per cent interest Apply TO GEO.
w. BROWN, Il Monument So. office Portland
Electric Light Co. i4-i
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Important 70 Mothers.
Examine carefully every bottle Of cAsToR1A.
safe and sure remedy for infants and children.
and see that Il
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we TEST EYES

Free OF charge. We have the largest stock Of
Eye Glasses ana spsctaeles In the city. Solid
Gold. Gold Filled. Aluminium and MCKEE
Frames. We guarantee perfect nt. Our
MeKkiSSfSSEY fME ofPTfIci1N. Mona9snt
Square hn2sdu
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CTURDEvANT & NORTON, 1871 and 12a
s6s Ssss car q pure ssods Tor planting
grown IN AroOst0ch county Of the following
varieties. Beauty Hebrons, New Queen. Early
Rose and Delawares. which We will sell q ?
WANT NORTON. ISL
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we make specially Of watcn Repairing.
and md e. sass ram every iob We are prompt ana
NskSEssSiEyS s re III c sHRHxEhe ZEE 2sSa@:s;
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In Use For Over 80 Years.
The Kind Yoa Have Always Bought
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JOHN ". PERKINS co.
MIscrLLAnnous.

MIDcELLAND0Us.
Ferty words Inserted under this head
enc week fer - cents, cash IN advance.
NO BOY wORKMEN- Il employ no boy work
men but give my personal attention 70
jeweiry. NJ 20 years expsflencs With W. r.
Todd 10 the best guarantee Of satisfactory
GEORGE W. BARBOUR. SIS Congress ST.,
opposite City Hall. I'll
SPECIAL NOTICE-The popular ard leading
= employment enc: "a Portland Is Mrs.
PelEcvs, Ty.s Congress st.. where competent
constantly on hand. Many OF the arlstocracy
OF Portland and Deering District secure help az
this once. Those desiring competent help
should patronize MRS. PALMER. 13-i