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CARRIERS.


WnEAr .BAkrse Powprh
WHAT PROF. sILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT
BAKING POWDER
"MEssEs. MARTIN kALEFLEIscu's sons
"Gentlemen:-My examination OF your Wheat Pow
Ger develops an unexpected value 10 il from SAM
TARI POINT OF vIEw. il certainly restores to the
milling removes from high grade -four and ii avoids
the chance OF disaster which attends the
all The iartarc acid compounds carry into the system
SUM salts as Of sodium IS se eeiden Tia, i. ae waste nGs
cnot be from S 1na 1s Eonr as it.
eodun and Calcium Compounds besides the iartaric
acid There Is no danger OF ting alkaline CON
appears to me tina, You have vey srong c s
Judged :Fom the physiological side and this convc
ton has grown Oh NE the have examined the
Case ,S.nedj u. SILLIxAS"
For by
g. q. CORNWEI.L & SON,
141s Pennsylvania avenue
Inc trade supplied" 14s.tuth. 6m-4p
Two BRANDS.
,inue to give saiisiacon- We have been milIin; for
mtee years and Keep pace with oil improvements.
and IN the las; year We have changed Patent Roller
rrocSss glvll= npali mill stones. We intend prove
70 any made West. and contend Southern Sc
40
ihey Contain more aiirent and yield more bread 10
the barrel. We therefore offer
OUR NEW SOUTH"
PATENT ROLLER PROCESS.
And
w. II. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR.
We guarantee these Fiours equal or superior to any
fiour sold III our city. Our
FAMILY CORN MEAL
Cannot be Excelled.
For sale BY Grocers generally and whoIesaleby
w. H. TENNEY & SON.
my3o3t Bob TO 1925 street NV.
TuE CELEBRATED
DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
Inc strongest and best KNOWN TO Che trade
''e agent ''' D olssel q sps 81
ISess L Essoes wharf foo. of lo,h
S srhaErthM.e sftthHaIAa S a2s4ic
Floors. or wherever a solid. smooth aud durable
pavement n.,,, or moor Is required:
'eed Ter The term OF i've ysa sc;,
AL representations TINT the above work as now NOR
oheT G than e s IS sa a. e q amy rights
suaTal;ee ali patrons u my so worH against any
Claims or suits for damages
Telephone call No $751; a, ~; NV;
n LANCE ASSORT.
S,Ment OF ITALIAN and \ AMERICAN MARBLE
ana GRANITE MONUMENTS VI every desixn and
description and OF the latest best OF nsh
Is NO" offered ut the i9%e.t possible prices at
- THE MARBLE WORKS.
Corner 2Ist 81. and Pennsylvania ave NV
Please CALL Inspect and be convinced. ap2l-2ms
NJ CUNNINGHAM. HATTEK
AN1s Sentlemen S straw Hats Bleached and Trim
mea Also light eoiored Stiif Hats Cleaned and Trim
NV w Oh - "ottnMest my3
Gaanf GE NEsk Ash cMkSfs 0ocSAc
french Siarets, 1915, 81 aud 100 per dozen caI,-
lorna ines imported directly Napa Zinfndell San
per gallon. VICTOR KOl- ia: ps.ns -. ,. -"
Agents Tor frst-class houses Bordesnx BnrxnnSv
ChampaSi1es snd CoSu&c V...s aS tOutes soriss ~
ck.sses. f--t = , - ~. -
"ALkERS. 204 10TH ST. N W.-CARBON.
ized Motn Proof Pspsr &C. per yard; Whitewash
>~' A~SsSA.,S ap3
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MANY SECRETS REyEALED.-By n Washing
ton Journalist. This book contains exposes that
will astound the nation. 1t shows up office
brokerage. and all the crookedness that has pre-
vailed in Washington for the past ten years.
Price 80 cents, in {. =. postage stamps. Address
orders to GEORGE ESPCTA, 1924 New York
avenue.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
NaAf

f. noTst coIgnnlA, sENt
OCEAN BEACH. n. j. I'LL
Located directly on the beach Fine bathing fisi-
Ing ard sailing. Music throughout thc season. Lawn
tennis grounds connected with The hotel For circular,
terms, etc, address
FRED T. FOSTER.
mysoeo-o6t Manager.
Ipock ENoN SPRINGS ANpMINERAL BATHS.
Great North Mountain near Winchester. A 4
Va. Opens Tuesday, June lG, 1850. Roslndv.HNY
trip tickets by RS o r. r. from Washington. -
$50, Good for the season.
Terms So TO $50 per month OF four weeks &C &C
families for the season. Circulars giving all iniorma
ton az the Office OF A. s PRATT & SONS. Managers
From lion. A. IT. Garland Attorney General I. s;
had most delshtfcl stay at kock Enon
and hated really to leave. When went there was
not well AT all hut The OF te waters and exercise
~ the mountains restored me almost entirely Indeed
beyond ANYTHING ever used. Iii simply won
cerf'i IN las action on TIE liver and kidaess 9
know of place better suited TO families and am so
glad mine is there $
From Mai. W. Gwynn. Washington. n. c:
The handsome service of Your bonnttfnl
table forms marked contrs, TO that which charac-
terzes summer resorts I'm general.
cantruthfnlly say thai We have never passed 50 de-
iighttui a summer. Ny family. aaer twenty
for Rock Enon. my'o-2m
I M Season isss. ori. S IL NE +. ~ '''
pains will be spared TO keep MP the good YEM$
elevator Electric bells in each room Fire escapes
IN esch floor.
under direction Of Prof joyce.
Terms moderate.
Rooms may be engaged by addressing
CHARLES DUFFY. Proprietor.
Late of Continental. Philadelphia, and stockton. Cape
May. Until June AT I14o y Thirteenth ST., fhiia-
delphia. After June lat Cape May, Nj.
my16-s tn .tIi-2m
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GAS STOVES at Shedd's,
400 9th street.
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NOVELTIES Ii WASH FAnRro

NOVELTIES IL WASH FAnnroa
sEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRorurn,.
NEW vI EMPPRoIpERED AND PRINTED SWISS
GENUINE CALCUTTA sEFRSUCKFRs.
fuf E1rRs si% ~ a ;II r.,L
CRAZY CLorHs.
co,,,, ,-,.,, . INDIA CRiNKIrs
iNSIthS WIDE sCorClIGlNGlAMSIN PLAIN.
ssIT Sill I : :, ShtS6lD EMBRoIDERED AND
Nt Trt KAN IL c mp kISI Rib FRENCH SAT-
, rCRE LINEN LAWNS. Ar 2tc. a5,, AN a.La
MMGNsk STOCK o f"i lfM ~ fR aAS2Ih An
BRITISH wlIITEG0OIS
INDIA Linens FROM lal,,C 10 SOC
.PEiNsIss Lawns,
FRENCH NAINsOoKS
INDIA MULTS.
ELEGANT LINE OF WHITE A MI cp pifSTiS
,oo IN, nifM lsI n, RoBt.S
bi:sIGSs, Al Is Is Al ~ i sor IN CHOICE
'NI ANb s tMMSnET w fhtgE ON ALL SPRING
ALL s TUE ~ LA Al = AID MOST APPROVED
AND CARRIAGE SHADES
,x ssSiipi 81 GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND
SEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building
Established lSsO. ,n,.sa
GENTS INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS 3:,i,c. WORTH
~ !Dnc.
tent India t'auZe Shirts SOC: worth -5c
cents BllbTiggan Shirts .b.c.: worth -.,r
Closing out Sprung Neck wear al half Irlr.
Ilnt>t Saitecn Drawers only
Slrlilg Weight ludele~hiris .iur: 10
Medium Weight 1 H,erShrts. nearly nll wool Sae
ask 10 see the COMFORT SHIRT made Of Wa,n-
sutta Cotton and Richardson's . loo Iipen Irs.ans
nelniorctsi, read. for the wash tut, only -, cen
'lhls - the best fitting, best made Shirt i'm -.
market. '
henefnber only Sc Tor the Finest Dress Shirt NJ the
my29 q STRLIrT NpIRIlGNrisr
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No BnAa No B1usrrn

No BnAa NJ B1usrxn
NO CIRCUS BILL RHETORIC 10 BAMBoozII
BUYERS
The man who gets Up the circus bills gener.
ally searches together the largest words to be
found in the dictionary: gets OFT some very
,outlandsh aud bewildering phrases and tries
In every way to amaze and mystify the reader.
The more exagseration he can throw In the
smarter man he Is supposed to be.
Alas for buyers Of clothing. This Is the style
Of advertising which many ciothers ape.
Their ads" are cifcus bills on . reduced plane {,
and about equally a. reliable Impossible
promises are made, improbable statements arc
published. and to read some clothing "ada"
one might imagine that certain dealers got
their goods for nothing and then pay people to
come take them away,
You will ind Adler's Ten Per Cent Clothing
House doing NO circus advertising. You win
find no 6alse assertions or improbable stories In
our appeals 70 the public All we promise IL to
SEX You tue finest clothing ever sold In WASH
ington and to give Il to you at exactly ten per
cent above cost.
It's not Boosting TO tell tho truth. and when
We claim that our goods are the finest and our
prices the lowest we azegiying you facts. which
an Inspection will prove TO be true. Alive
promise is the most for your money and the
best possible make .
500 Genuine seersaeker Coass' and Vest. at :
SLOT
os4 Pure Linen Vests. HAIR Line Stripe, At
&c
200 Pongee Goats and Vests at $3.50.
2.eoo Once Goats. Neat stripes. at &c.
To be sold on Tuesday and Thursday NIGHTS
only, nom until Q O'clock. At
ADLER's
TEN PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE. =:
STRICTLY ONE PRICK
e27 and s2s seventh itrsss northwest
Southeast corner Massachusetts, avenue
Always be sure that ydda are in IN, RIGHT PLACE
See ADLER over the door ~
~ Open evenings sut,i ossssusaays until IL.
= , L :
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garden PARTY.-There will be a garden
party for the benefit of the Childrens Country
Home on the grounds of the home at Tenall w.
town on Thursday evening. Stages will leave
the terminus of the street car line at George
town, for the home, at 4, 3, and O'Clock
Thursday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

s,.I: ,oiAsioN CRAwFORD's NEW NovEL.-Its
s a..s Il Loroaster." You can buy IL, Beautifully
ppoonu IN cloth, any day this week ut Chas
Denl sook and stationery Department for
only accents; the regular price is 81 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

The FUNERAL OF Col. WV. BOwLEs-The
funeral OF Col VIM BOwies. who died from the
effects OF injuries received in fall ut the roller
skating rink, as stated in yesterdays STAR
took place yesterday afternoon from sos +.
street. The pall-bearers were MesSrS. Cramp-
ton, Mcilhenny and Burnham, on the part of
Meade post, q. \. r., and MessrS. Thomas l..
Hynes. T. VI. Kelly and j. r. Linden for the
surgeon general Office. The remains We're in
TERED in the Soldiers Home cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

BEAUTIFUL CARD in each pound package
"EnternriSen coffee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

"ESTEEPRIsE" roasted coffee, for sale by you
grocer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

AIOHA
The new perfume-see beautiful story book at
drug stores free. Eastman's Aloha Perfume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

THEfne photos of Kets kemethy's, 100 Pa. av.
continue to be So p. dr., with a 18th painted free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

BESIDES OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS in Boots,
Shoes and slippers for the coming week. each
customer will be presented with handsome
Japanese fan. II. STRASBCRGER,
No 9OS eth st. 4 doors above st,
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No CHARGE for cleaning out your yapo
stove if You use Cleveland Fluid. A. Eberly
Sons, .1S 9TH ST.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


SPLENDID GLASSES. 81. Hempler's, near Al
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ABOUT six O'Clock last evening n man was
knocked down at the corner OF 18th and +
streets northwest by passing wagon, and was
SO badly injured that he had to be taken TO his
home, Oh 4tR street northwest, in carriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

Use THE Enterprise Pure Roasted coffee
Packed in pound packages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

VIM. MUEHLEISEN,
9fS 5th street northwest,
Is the only agent Tor the David Nicholson LIQUID
Bread, Pure Malt Extract. for the ID. c.
FROZEN CUsrARD Gsutiers 736 10Th ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

GENUINE DANFoRTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at W. 5. jerks * Cos, III 9TH street.
SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF vapor stoves
shown at ". =. IenkS Il Cos. IL eth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

lHE MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
,r,~aI 1.Iihe spring meeting OF the Agricul-
EaIa .6iety OF Montgomery county will be
la i..a ct III, isoekviiie ON Wednesday, June Sd. A
-. .J H. ana interesting display OF machinery and
n s'x,,i implements viii be made, also q,
oe tares races. two trottinI and one runr,ina
race, nc Baltimore and Ohio will run a special
on s@ii' leaving Washington at twelve O'clock
,icS,a,, iS.uTInins aiieF the races. Round trip
b including admission TO the grounds, will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

IMPORTANT SALE OF ONE HUNDRED THor-
t CiGARs.-Grocers, private buyers and
.,gar dealers generally should attend the safe
~. -. lowing 5. 18th and Pennsylvania avenue
ao-HI.orFow, at 1880 o. clock. The stock is good
anu fresh and will be sold without reserve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

a NUMBER OF w ASHINToSIASS have gone to
,,H,ehnlond To DC present 80 the marriage of
si4SS j aila Jackson daughter Of Gen. 'Stonc-
wall. JACKSON, In that city. this evening to
NJ ~. H. r. Christian u Richmond merchant
Inc Inc ceremony Will be performed by Rev Dr.
jackson. 1865
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

LIE HUMANE SOCIETY.-The executive COM
iuItteeoi The Humane Society, at its session
StstetuaS afternoon, received from Mr.. Siilsou
tiuthlhS q donation oi handsome drinking
t'untaln Tor animals and men. and from Mr.
Arthur beebe. OF Boston, check for 800. \
committee was appointed to inyestieafe Tho
overlooking oi street cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

PROPERTY SOLICITATIONS W. Tyssowsl.i
mas sold Tor Sill 800 10 Anne G.. Hinckley the
Properly ON the east side of 18th street be-
t"een VI street and Rhode Island avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

FUssELL'S Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
of town; 1927 New York avenue.
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ASK your grocer for Enterprise Roasted
CoffeeS.
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ALBION.

Mr.. Levi Keay met with painful accident
the 9th, having two ribs fractured by a colt
as he was letting it into the stable.-Mr.
Theodore Osgood of Palermo had a cancer
removed from his lip the 23d inst, by Drs.
Wilson and Abbott Of Albion.-Mrs. Sarah
Tyler has purchased the futile stand at the
corner. and is fitting it up preparatory to
moving into the same. The Christian church
has secured the services of Rev. j. c. Card
for the coming year. Mr.. c. was formerly
it's pastor.-Farmers are commencing their
springs work Some have already sown
their oats and peas. Those that think farm
ing does not pay ought to visit c. w. Hus-
sey, Esq. He has sold for cash at his door
since the lst day of last month S5l2 worth of
shoats and pigs, and has plenty more LETT.
MIR. II. is q wide-awake farmer, and an ex-
tensive dealer in horses and hogs.-Gtorge
Foss has rented the Webb stand and takes
possession the LIST of May.-W. A. Thompson
and wife of Newton, Mass. are at home on a
short visit,
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Malice Routes Re.Let.

Mr.. Lemuel Nichols of Bangor has re-
ceived sixteen of the Maine mail routes that
were re-let and seven Of those in New Hamp-
shire. Mr.. Nichols will sub. let these routes
at once. The following are the Maine rou es
which Mr.. Nichols has secured for four years.
beginning July I'd and the price paid per
year: Center Sidney to Lovejoy Ferry Sta
non. Sl47: Skowhegan to South Scion, 1920
Harmony to Athens, 1924; Limerick to East
Marlborough, $430; Cape Neddick to Kit
terry Depot, $3.50; South Poland to South
Auburn. S267; East B 'othhay to South Bri--
tol, STA; Damariscotta Mills to South JEFF
ferson, 1928; Camden to Sesrsmont, $3.50 ;
North Searsport to Belfast, S275; Brooks to
North Monroe, $2l0; Hermon to HermOn
Centre, $73; Maple to Sebec Station, Sl95;
South Hancock to Hancock, $67; Sprague's
Mill to Presque Isle, 1920; North Casco to
Falmouth, Sl34.
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Amusements.
A RAG BABY.

"A Rag Baby the great comic hit OF the
.easou will be presented at the Gardiner Col
;.eum this evening Go and laugh; you will
never regret it, The New York Evening
Telegram says
1.-The Rag Baby began the season al tne
Fourteenth Street Theatre on Saturday even
inc. and its rece option by the comparatively
large audience present was very favorable.
From the rising Of the curtain to the gong
down thereof the fun on the stage ana the
Laughter and applause in the auditorium
were continuous. The whole performance
was given with dash and sparkle thar vas
erhiisra,ins. All the various characters IN
the cast were excellenty enacted, the imper.
sonations in some cases being worthy OF nisn
praise. "A Rag BABY shoG'd prove 70 oe a. a.
pponular and remunerstive as "A Buncn OF
Keys' Il is fully as good farcical COMEDY !;
Il will succeed admirably if it De =; !; wen ,sa
PLAYED throughout the country I mere . .ns
= rsrv INSANITY of humor in A Rag BABY, ana
neople laugh continuously and immodersteiy
st the vagaries in it.
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Tuesday evening Howard Oven, Eco, eel
ebrated his 6fsieth birthday By . reception to
his Sunday school class at his residence on
Sewall street. Il proved . most enjoyable
occasion, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen receiving their
guests in highly hospitable manner. Some
thirty i've persons sat dowu to . sump,uous
banquet provided BY the host, the tables bear
ing generous sufficiency OF choice viands,
and q mammoth birthday cake occupying
prominent position. Each plate va. accom-
panied BY choice butfon-hole bouquet, while
tables and rooms were profusely decorated
with flowers. Rare vocal and instrumental
music furnished by Messrs. A. d. Ward and
{. c. Hunt. Miss Susie Copp, Mrs welch.
Miss E. L. Parke and Mrs Nellie Fogler,
added materially to the pleasures of the even
ing. A magnificent, inely-engraved and
costly silver ice pitcher and goblet was pre-
scented to Mr.. Oven by his class, a presenta-
tieRespeech being made by Mr.. C. &. Hunt.
It was perfect surprise to him, he not
having the slightest intimation of the gifts
that were in store for him. In addition to
these presents the genial editor was also the
recipient of delicious easy chair from Mrs.
Oven, which. after hard labor in the news
paper harness, will not come amiss. A
touching and exquisite poem, written for the
occasion by Anna Sargent Hunt, was read BY
that lady. Letters of congrstulation from
absent members of the class, were read.
Other exercises and q good time generally
followed. During the twenty years MIR.
Owen has conducted his Bible class. more
than one hundred persons have belonged to
il
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The North American Reviews. Grow.


We have learned of one Msine crow that
has had better winter quarters than his BROTH
ers. at the national rookery on Maryland
Heights, Harper's Ferry, says the Phillips
Photograph. He so endeared himself by his
fat. ring attentions to the family of the man
aging editor Of the North American Review,
who has summer residence at Monmouth,
Me-, as to secure the rare boon of winter in
New York City. Through the summer he
grew more and more foad of his friends he
serms to Eave adopted of his own accord.
When they went to the post office or on any
drive, he would hover near, circling about
with his eyes upon them, and alight, when
they stopped, with the familiar cav and an
intelligent look that called for recognition
and commentator. In his comfortable quar-
tiers in the North American Review building
he is the pet of all the occupants except
Daniel, the colored ianitor, who "will treat
him we'll but has no use for him."
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A Great Discovery

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, a., says
"My wife has been seriously affected with q
cough for twenty five years. and this spring
more severely than ever before. she had used
many remedies without relief, and being urg-
ed to try DR.. Kings New Discovery, did so,
with most gratifying results. The frst bot
tie relieved her very much, and the second
bottle has absolutely cured her. She has not
had 80 good health for years"
Trial Bottles Free at Devine 4 Coughlln's
Drug Store. Large size 3l.00.
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the regular meeting of the Universalist
Y.P.M A, next Monday evening, to be
held in the vestry, the one-act drama entitled
Always Intended" will be presented by
members of the association. All are cor
daily invited to attend, whether members OF
the association or not.
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Grand fair and levee will be given by the
rpj,er.alist society Of Hallowell, at Wilson
Hall. te-night and tomorrow night. The en-.
srtsnment will close Friday night with a
,ocisl dance Preparations have been under
s.y for several months, and its success is war
,.ats1
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The base ball nine left for Boston Tuesday
A. NJ. They played the Harvards in the
afternoon; the School of Technology nine
Wednesday afternoon. and will meet the
Tufts College club Thursday. The game
between the Portlands and our nine for this
week will not take place.
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Tn. funeral OF Cyrus Plummer, the veneer
rio stage driver, who died Sunday night, at
a.,h occurred in that city yesterday. Mr..
u,sm Reed of this city, who was associated
nth the deceased, in stage driving, over half
..so,u,v ago, attended the funeral.
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Yr. Thaddeus w. Foss, worthy citizen
residing on the east side, died suddenly Mon
LAY night, aged 81 years. He had been a
citizen of Augusta for some thirty years,
beng engaged in the blacksmith business.
His shop was located on Cony street. The
funeral occurred yesterday afternoon.
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eve have in our possession, and could
publish an amount of testimony, setting forth
the use of Adamson's Botanic Cough Bslsam
for the cure of coughs, colds. and consump-
ton, from those who have been cured by it,
that would fill volumes; but we deem the
publication of such a mass of testimony I'M
necessary. We purpose to publish few Of
the many testimonials received: the originals
can be seen at our office.
F. W. KrNsMAN & Co."
apr2St&wlw
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W. learn that Mr.. A. r. Crosby who for
Ann. time has been an American Express
n0s,,pger on one of the Boston and Bangor
hat, has been rendered the position of Gen
.,,l Solicitor for Maine for the International
g.press Company and will probably accept.
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Granite Hall,


VIA noteworthy fact that talent never
s"' begging in our city, as it proves BY the
se audience which. in spite of the disagree
.e weather, attended Granite Hall last
sa' TO witness Bulwer's great play, the
~! Of Lyons and we'll were they repayed.
mark Price, as the hero Claude Mel
I'VE excelled any previous Improvisation
Ma' Character ever seen in this city. A
- wv OF praise must also be awarded to
s Jordan, Burns, Herbert and Holland,
special mention of the performance
"'' young aud charming actress, Miss
- Leece, the Pauline of the evening.
~ evening this great organization present
sO'oie bill, the pretty play Kathleen Nav
.. aeea and the delightful comedy drama
e7 Aacaine, or the Two Thieves. Re-
@0ef double bill, and we advise those
Early.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-30

,,c,ianeer r. w. Soule will sell large
..,oumodious store with good tenement
.,.e,.s rooms over the same, storehouse and
.,.bl. land and furniture. at auction in
n..,ob Mills on Saturday, May 9th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-30

p,.,ue.s is improving with Herrick & Var
:, harness manufacturers. They have just
....,,sd some very large orders which have
-, hem filled. from parties In Washington,
D. C., St. Louis, Mo-. Portland, Me-, and
p,o,idence, X. !.