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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-03

Pretoria, August 8O.-Gen. Baden-Pow-
ell, three or four days ago, attacked Gen.
Grobelaar, near Warm Baths, and then
prepared to biYouac for the night. AS
soon as it was dark Baden-PoWell's
whole. force made detour and at dawn
was 16 miles in Grobelaar's rear. Baden
Powell tapped the Boer telegraph line
to Petersburg and sent an urgent re-
quest for reinforcement. The BOer COM
mandant wired that train would leave
immediately, whereupon Baden-Powell
prepared to waylay the train. But the
Beers learned OF his presence Baden
Powell then summoned Grobelaar's fore
to surrender.
The negotiations were proceeding when
the British command was last heard from
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GORHAM.

Arrivals at the Jose house for the week
ending August 81 are G. P. Sawyer,
Duck Pond; F. E. Woodman, Highland
Lake; Walter Douglass, Boston; James
Wallace, Bosom; Charles IL. Allen, Cor
ham; James L.. Hoyt, Ligonia; Mr.. g..
G. Symonds, Gorham; II. w. Allen.
Portland; Geo. Harmon, Boston; James
Dooley, Gorham; Walter S. Hanscom,
Gorham; Allen S. Hamblen, East Par
sonsfeld; j. S. WEIGH, East Parsons
field; II. d. Ward, Portland; Ruff S
Small, Hiram; w. f. Porter, Gorham ;
G. b. Butler, Portland; W. E. Russell,
Gorham; Mrs. w E. Russell, Gorham
Mrs. c. M. Stone, Gorham; Frank L.
Whitney, No. Gorham; E. H. Soule,
Gorham; Miss G. L. Stone, Gorham H.
II. Maxwell, Westbrook; A. r. Loveitt,
Portland Geo. Hunter, p ortland; VIM.
j. Couthen, Gorham.
Master Ernest Morrill,, Main street,
celebrated his ninth anniversary by Civ
friends. Games occupied the afternoon
and before the little folks separated ice
cream, cake. and nuts were served. 1t
was a pleasant occasion for the little
people.
Miss Gertrude Stone of the Gorham
Normal school and mother have returned
to Gorham, after having spent a few
weeks at Kent's Hill.
Mrs. L. j. Lemond who has been
passing the summer in West Buxton
has returned to her home on Maine street.
Mr.. Warren Hall and family who have
been spending the summer in Gorham
have returned to their home in Portland.
The family viii be very much missed by
their Gorham friends.
Mrs. Irene Douglass, widow of the late
Seth Douglass died after a long illness
Friday, August 81, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Lewis L. Files Mrs
Douglass was a most respected woman
and will be missed by the community
She leaves one daughter and Zone son.
The funeral took place Sunday at Sebago.
Master Ernest Morrill,, Main street,
celebrated his ninth anniversary by Civ
ing party to a number of his little
friends. Games occupied the afternoon
and bsfore the little folks departed to
their homes, refreshments vera served
consisting of ice cream, cake and fruit
and nuts 1t was an enjoyable occasion.
Rev. Mr.. Millett will occupy the Con-
gregational pulpit this Sunday morning.
Miss Gertrude Stone of !. the Normal
school and mother have returned to Cor
ham, after five weeks sojourn at
Kent's HILL
Mrs. L. j. Lemond has returned from
West Buxton and is now at their home
on Main street.
Mr.. Warren Hall and family, who have
been passing the summer in Gornam, re-
turned to their home Saturday. The fam
lily will be very much missed in Gorham
Mrs. Irene Douglass, widow of the late
Seth Douglass, a very worthy and much
respected woman, died at her late home
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Files's, Friday
August 81, after long illness. Mrs
Douglass leaves a daughter, Mrs. Lewis
II. Files who kindly cared for her during
her late illness. The funeral will take
place Sunday at Sebago.
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ARREST IN AKRON

Akron, Ohio, September 1.-The au-
thorities OF this city have finally begun
making arrests Of persons alleged to have
taken part in the riot of last week.
Twelve men were taken into custody
during the night and locked up charged
With rioting.
A squad of police guarded the jail
throughout the night and Co. f, 0. N.
u, was held In its armory to suppress
any possible trouble arising as a result
of the arrests.
When arraigned in court today, the
prisoners all pleaded not guilty, except
one, VINO admitted having; assaulted
Jailer Washer, and his hearing was set
for next Thursday.
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Detroit, September 1.-The tenth bien-
NAL encampment, Knights OF Pythias,
Uniformed Rank, formally ended late
this afternoon after the presentation OF
the cash prizes awarded winners Of the
competitive drills Tonight the camp
was fast being dismantled Major GEN
eral Carnahan presented prizes which
were in the form of drafts endorsed to
the lucky captains. The winning COM
panies were assembled for the ceremony
in close formation near the Major Gener =
ais headquarters There We're no COM
petitions fox the $500 prize for battalion
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Will co no MANILA.

Washington, September 1.-The War
Department has been informed of the ar
rival of the transports Garronne and
Packing, with two squadrons of the first
cavalry aboard at Nagasaki, on August
30. Lieut.. Col. lie Doe in command re-
ports the health of the troops good. Nc
casualties occurred during the voyage.
These transports Will proceed to Manila
in accordance with the departments de-
cision to send no more troops to China.
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In relation to the heavy timber lately
unearthed on East High street. another
theory which seems most probable, and
is in fact partly substantiated by rye
Oldest inhabitant, is, that these logs
are the windowsills OF an ancient block
house built by the early settlers of
Purpooduc as a defense against the
Indians. The aged resident says when
Mowatt bombarded Falmouth some of
these timbers were yet above the surface
and the citizens held a meeting to con-
slider the feasibility OF rebuilding the
old work from which to give the English
mortal battle.
1t is we'll known that all the early
Notifications of this country were con-
structed of wood. 1t is also we'll known
that the Meeting house hill graveI-pit has
supplied material to cover many ancient
historical relics in South Portland.
There seem to be a great many cases of
cholera morbus or severe summer COM
plain whereabouts. Mr.. William Barker
who works in the M. Q. repair shop has
been laid off several days with an attack
and others have been similarly attacked.
Probably blackberries never were so
plentiful as they are this season, and
scores of people from Portland as well as
from this cisy, toll, perspire and fill their
flesh with thorns that rankle, in daily
quest OF the luscious fruit.
The farmers are digging and marketing
their potatoes. They get 65 cents a
bushel, but they are small and few in a
hill.
INCREASED ARMAMENT AT FORT
WILLIAMS.
Fort Williams is now a very strong for
LITIGATION but It's armament Will be in
creased and strengthened by the addition
of two 10 inch guns, three six inch guns
and two Is Founders. Captain Field
who has one such efficient work IN the
mortar batteries at Fort Preble wiussup-
erintend the mounting of the "big fell
lows work on which VIII begin at an
early date.
BERT UPTON'S SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Albert Upton, son Of Horace Upton,
young man about 20 years old, met with
a most painful and serious accident late
Saturday afternoon, while at work at the
Portland Company's shops. He was en-
gagged in modelling a piece of steel on
a lathe when suddenly a chip flew
up and struck him in the right eye
penetrating the white coat quite deeply.
He went to South Portland and con-
suited DR.. Brown who advised that he
go at once to the Eye and Ear InfiTmary
in Portland for treatment. On arrival
there it was thought best not TO perform
an operation until the Inflammation sub
sided and 1t is regarded just about an
even chance as to whether the eye can be
saved or not.
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MIR. DOLLIvER AZ DAMARIsCoTTA

Damariscotta, September 1.-Victor B.
DOlliver of Iowa addressed a large and
enthusiastic audience at Lincoln hall last
evening on the Republican issues OF to -
day. He was warmly greeted as he
stepped upon the platform and was fire.
quently applauded during his address.
Weston M. Hilton presided and seated on
the platform was Hon. Eben Haggett,
Artel A. Hall, Captain Frank smith
wick, HI. w Metcalf, Hon III. e. Webster
and Captain Thomas j. Woodward. The
Bremen band furnished music.
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FoR SALE.

EOR SALE Bargains in City Property thai
will pay 2 per cent on the Investment , and
vacant lots "dirt" cheap Farm lands we ' csu
sell lower than they have sold in tina last ~
years. We have a humber of desirable far,o ~
for sale in Cumberland County. G. i. AI1FVo
AMBER & CO., 90 Exchange street. All
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drill and that amount was returned to
the local committee which furnished all
the prize money.
The supreme lodge will continue in
session until next Wednesday No action
Of general Importance was taken today.
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BOERS DIsHEARTENED. /

Vlackfontein, August 8l.-Reports re-
celyed here shows that the Beers are dis
heartened. General BOtha before his
flight, replied to the burghers reminding
them of thsir promise to make last
stand at Machadodorp but they would not
fight again, running away out Of
shame.
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WorkIng Night and pay.

The busiest and mightest little thing
that ever was made is DR. King S New
Life Pills. These pills change weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power. They re-
wonderful in building up the health
Only 25c per box Sold by H. p. S.
Goold. 577 Congress street.
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CHAMPION WOMAN GOLFER OF
UNITED STATES.

southampton, L. l., September /. -
Miss t'rances Gr1scom of the Merton
Cricket club Of Philadelphia, won the
woman golf championship OF the United
States today, by defeating Miss Margaret
Curtis OF the Essex County club OF Bos-
ton. 6-up and four to play.
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ITO LET-House 4O4 Cumberland street, eight
n rooms, bath, new furnace Also new
honse on Woodford street eight rooms, bath.
laundry sd hot water heater open plumbing open
GEO. r. JUNKINS, 27O Middle street, near
Monument square. 30-1
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Hard to Understand.
did you say he has studied music ?"
said the gentleman with the long hair
when the soloist had concluded.
ooh, yes, indeedw
'Its very remarkable"
"His voice"
eyes. If he has studied music,
can't understand why he should per-
sist in trying to sing. Washington
Star.
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The committee on laying out new streets
win give a hearing at the corner of Broad
way and Mariner streets Saturday, Sept.
Is, at p. m. on the petition for the
laying out of two streets, one leading
from Pine street or Old Ferry road to the
Mussey line and one leading from Broad
way and called Mariner street.
Miss Eta Gregory has returned from
visit with friends In Augusta and Au-
burn.
Miss FIagg, one of the teachers in the
public schools, is at Kent's Hill on a
short visit.
The Samaritan society Will begin it's
winter meetings next Wednesday at the
home of the president, Mrs. George F.
Henley, Preble street.
Mr.. Albert Miller of Lewiston has Sc
cured employment with a wholesale shoe
concern in Portland and is boarding at
the home of Mrs. r. G. Moon, corner
OF High and Sawyer streets.
N. f. Trefethen and family are visiting
at Monhegan.
Myrtle assembly, Pythian Sisterhood,
Will resume it's meetings for the winter
next Wednesday evening. All members
are requested to be present.
BOARD OF REGISTRATION.
The South Portland board of regis.
tration will be in session at the
city offices, KnightvilIe, four days be-
ginning September 18th, for the purpose
of qualifying voters. Hours from a. m.
to / p. m. to 5 p. m. and from z %. M.
each day excepting the last day the clos
Ing hour Of which viii be p. m.
PLEASANTDALE.
The Ladies' Aid Society connected with
the First M. e. church win hold lawn
party at the parsonage on Evans street,
on Wednesday evening next. Ice cream
Will be for sale, the proceeds to go to
the improvement fund.
Mr.. w. W. Lucas, who gave some very
excellent readings at the "Churcb on
the Hill on Brown street, Wednesday
night, is very entertaining gentleman
and his selections were greatly enjoyed.
For the benefit OF the little folks, he gave
''Ihe Bald-headed Man. 'The Little
Black Baby with the Sparkling Eyes,
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FOE SAFE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash in advance.

TT ORSE FOR SALE-One good and sound
A working horse, weighs 1900; perfectly
work for hlm. Apply at f0i2f4 Centre Street
S. II. PIKE & co. 81
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FEMALE HELP IvANTED.

VVANTED-A Young lady who thoroughly
w understands double-entry bookkeeping ;
preference given to one who understands short
reference 1
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DOR SALE-Ten Per Cent investments are
a. scarce now days, but here IS an opporua-
ity to secure a double house that will pay y per
cent and is in such a location that Ii VII always
have tenant Nothing is so safe and suIa as
real estate well rented. Apply TO GL0 Y
BROWN, SO Exchange St l}5tu
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FARMs FOR sALE-We now have Is farms
4 listed on our books at prices ranging
from one thousand TO eight thousand dollars,
many Of which are ordered sold at reduced
II. WALDRON & Co. $50 Made st. IL
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Machias, September 1.-Senator William
p. Frye addressed a large meeting of the
citizens of Machias at the Phenix opera
house this evening on the issues OF the
present campaign. His speech received
generous applause
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BRowN-FoR SALE AND TO Let.

Two LET-In most beautiful location ON
n Prospect Hill, overlooking the civ eipht
room tenement hot and cold water bath and ali
modern conveniences. Apply to l., M. LEIGH
ION or GEO. w. BROWN. 63 Exchange ST.
flvtoD 80
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EOR SALE Boarding and lodging house,
containing rooms, bath and steam heat
The very best location in the central section of
city. Receive from room rental alone, Is rooms
being retained for owners uSe) $50 in summer
$50 in winter. Best OF reasons for selling.
FRANK b. SH EPHERD & CO., Real Estate
Office As Exchange street, IL
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DOR SALE--Falm of 80 acres; large two
story house, situated on the Bridgton road
s miles out, near Duck Pond; large elm trees
around the house has been run as q summer
boarding house. Pleasant location for SUM
m'r guests. Inquire OF c. B. PRIDE, Duck
Pond. aug74
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MAINE PENSIONS.


Washington, August 81.-The following
pensions have been granted to Maine
people:
INCREASE.
Seth B. Taylor, Winslow, So; James H
Knight, Richmond, $40; Hollis Il
Gown, Burnham, S14; Washington
Bornheimer, North Waldoboro $24.
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DOR SALE-Eighteen house lots beng the
Il balance of As lots In Fessenden Park, g q
which have been sold within the past lew
weeks. WIN exchange for anything that nmy
Judgment, is as good OF better than cash. toi
a sure investment they are just The right nms
Apply to GEO. w. BROWN, 80 Exchange 81.
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NOR SALE-Flne house on Clifton ST.. CoYe
II Park, overlooking the waters Of the Back
bay; ten rooms with Dath hot and cold Nalef
and all modern Improvements. ine home y y
low cost. Apply to GEO. w. BROWN, p
Exchange st. lly91u
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EOR SALE-Real Estate. We buy and aelT
real estate or handle on commission and and
take entire charge of properties for non-resi'
dents, collecting rents. etc. Our facilities for
prompt attention to your wants unsu passed
Correspondence solicited. G. F. ALRXANS'
DER g CO, 50 Exchange street. ali
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II music boxes, violins mandolns, guitars
banjOs, comets. harmonious, popular sheet
music, instruction books. superior violin and
banjo strings; please cali at HAWES'S, 4t4
Congress street. au7A
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bakers OVEN FOR SALE-~One No
- Middleby bakers oven and cooking i'm
PIGMENTS. One bakers wagon aud one de-
livery pung with bakers top Call on or al
dress +. A. SMITH. Wateryille, Me- Trustee
of the estate of j. W. Lemont bankrupt
au7-2w
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DOARDERS can be accommodated at High
40 Road Farm through September and DC
tober at reduced rates. MRS ROSCOE G.
SMITH, Cornish, Maine. 80
VVANTED-At Elm Cottage, West Poland,
w Me-, good board at reasonable rates. You
will make no mi take to investigate the place
and the prices Will be right Apply 70 MkS. H.
Z. ALLEN, West Poland, Me. 25-2
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EOR SALE the only available lot Of land
on the Western Promenade, located Be-
tween the residences OF BIessers. Garland and
Conley. Also drstclasS furnished cottage
stable and land 81 Willard Beach Apply
to TRUE BROS. No. s9f Fore street. 8I-h
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WANT ED-Two rooms, heated by steam in
~ private house. in central part of city. Ad-
dress INQUIRER, 3S4 Cumberland street.
Portland, Me. Ii
Roy would like home he has no mother
- living ne is a good boy Address S. M. S.,
Post Office Portland Me. 31-1
WANTED-We want to sell IS houses and
among them is some extra trades for
homes and investments don't TAIL to see us if
you want to SELL buy, hire or lot any real es-
tate DEERING REAL ESTATE CO., Wood
fOrds. 3f-1
WANTED-A situation as custom presaman,
~ years of experience, best of reference
ADDRESS, FRESHMAN, 279 Water street. Au-
gusta, Me. 28-i
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A LSO Two other nice residences IN Fessen-
"A den Park, on Deering avenue each nav
veniences. Apply to GEO. w. BROWN, 80
Exchange st. ilY59-t
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NO LET-New house 55 RaclxIeff street. cor
Stevens avenue, 8 rooms and bath, sunny,
convenient, and will be let very low. Also
pleasant upper rent so Grant street. rooms,
$l2. GEO. f. JUNKINS, go Middle street.
near Monument square. 3O-1
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NOR SALE-A fine cash business inllye man.
ufacLuring town, All fresh goods and the
kind that don't 90 out of style no competition
This IS a lne opportunity for one or two I've
men. Price twenty-five hundred dollars. w
NJ STAPLES. BridltOn. Me. 5l1
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DOR SALE-House, barn and 30 acres OF
Il land at Fryeburg, Me- finely situated for
summer or all year residence; good fishing or
cunning; very pleasant; old i1lks gone owner
10 O'Clock forenOons. DALTON, IS Exchange
ST 202
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Dor SALE-At Deering Highlands, Two lam
lily house, all new, first class pumolns,
two separate hea ters, cemented cellar sMle
trays. electric lights, $4,000 can for lui paIt.
ticulars at Office of G. +, ALEAANDEh O
Co, SO Exchange street Oh
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1NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Near Port
II land, cosy old fashioned country home
stead. with four acres Of land. barn. large shade
trees, excellent spring water in house 81 fruit
BRICK S. VAIL. Real Estate. First Natl
Bank Bid e. Portland. SOL
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LOST AND FOUND.
MAIMSPRlNGS. 75C.

The best American Mainsprings made by
the Elgln and Waltham companies. Warranted
for one year. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler
Monument Square. ily2Odtf
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HELP WANTED.

w ANTED- Speciality salesman to place de-
" partments of perfumes and toilet articles
IN all classes of stores. Very attractive adyer-
uslng features. High cash commissions and
liberal contract to the right man. The
ELYSIAN MEG. CO., Detroit, Mich. IL
TRAVELLING SALESMAN Of ability for high
grade line, appropriate to nearly every de-
partment OF trade References. Bond and en-
tire time required. Commissions SIS to $50 on
each sale. p 0. BOX Three, Detroit, Mich.
Ii
AVANTED-A young man II or 10 years of
~ age, High school graduate preferred. APP
Ply IN person. FRANK b. CLARK, b xter
Block. PSI
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10 leftover rent 80 Boyd street, rooms
$40; lower rent 81 Smith street, rooms
III; lower rent 205 Oxford street, rooms S11 /;
PIPER rent rear 70 Wilmot street. 8 rooms, So.
LEO. +. JUNKINS, 30 Middle street. near
square. 3O-l
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Catarrh. The best remedy is Ponds En-
tract. Fer old ana obstinate cases, use Ponds
Entraci Cotorrh Cne, 70 cts, and Nasal
Surinae 25 cts.
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FOR SALE-At a bargain, on Forest avenue,
near COyie Park. house containing rooms
and bath, steam heat, house all finished in nat
ural wood, cemented cellar, perfect drainage.
FIR, class in every way. G. f.. ALEXANDER
& CO., 93 Exchange street. 311
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u EAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT SOUTH
Ia PORTLAND-There never was a time
when such trades could be bought IN South
Portland real estate as at present VIII sell
houses with good lots IN good neighbOrh0Ods
with most modern improvements at lprices far
below anything ever offered before. House high
street 5000; house. Shawn ut street. Sl0o0
house. Front street. $1,000 house, Parker Lane
$50; lot OF land, Broadway, 500; l0t at Cashs
Corner. l0ox400 It.. $780, ! also have some OF
the most desirable buildipg lots at South Port
land. the prices ranging from 500 TO $500. an In
best part OF village where property IS improV.
ing in value each year. ANY person wishing to
b by a building lot can pay one dollar per week
II desired. This is a rare opportunity for one
wishing TO secure lot that win Increase 10
value each year. The undersigned will Il &c.
sired. give the names Of parties who have with
in the last dozen years made from one TO Two
hundred dollars In one year on lois that cost Bat
little above one hundred dollars The public
must remember That IN buying lots at South
Portland II is not Ike going out OF town Whefe
some specWalOr has bought up q farm and
divided the same into building lots at q point
removed from stores. post ONCE, church. neigh
b0rs, sidewalk sewers and many other prr-
leges that are enjoyed by q resident st South
Portland. For plans, etc, call on 4. II. 4 Ar
FORD, 3i1a Exchange street. marl4d
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street, Deering. Win let separate or to-
gether. Address j. H. READ, Ocean street.
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FOR SALE-First class detached residence
rooms and bath, with all modern con-
Yenienees steam heat, 5000 feet land and fruit
superior location west of State street. handy
to LonglellOw square. VIII sell 1T a great
bargain. w. II. WALDRON & CO, $50 Middle
street 291