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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-19
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.


An unknown man. divested Of clothing. IL
soaring women and children near LiHcoln
Center.
The annual reunion of the Thirty Second
Maine regiment will be held at South Water
horo, Tuesday, August 30.
A large sized package marked ''bo ,ks' for
"llon. Jefferson Davis, Bcauvoir, Missr-
sppi, sent from Savannah. Ga, was re-
ceived At Bovdonham recently.
OF the new branches Of manufacturing in-
uodnceh into the prison workshop, broom
manufacturing seems to be the most success.
ful and this department is kept busy.
At South Paris. Wednesday evening. II
shifting engine collided with = freight en-
gine on the siding Both engines were
badly damaged and two freight ears
smashed
Samuel Perkins Of Jersey City, N. j..
stopping at Elmwooi Farm. kennebunk
while driving 10 Bddeford "Wednesday. lost
his carriage He had his collar bone broken
and his hip injured.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Tichcnor, who went EAST from Portland on
the cutter Woodbury., before he was able to
accomplish the object Of his journey was
taken seriously ILL., Mr.. Tichenor was
brought back to PORTLAND on the Woodbury.
arriving early Thursday morning. He was
at once transferred To the Gallatin, which
soon after started for Boston with the sick
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-19
aALLowELL.
Died Alone and Unknown, Runaway
Accident Personal Paragraphs

Tuesday, Swede, who has been at york
=, the granite quarry, was taken violently
sick, and DR.. Eveleth was sent for, but the
sick man lived only three minutes after the
Dr.'s arrival. DIR. Eveleth pronounced il a
case Of congestion of the lungs. lie has no
relatives here, and nothing is known of his
home or about him. His bely will be placed
in the tomb, until something is learned Of
his relatives.
J W. Brock of Providence, r. l., is visit
ing friends in this city.
merry party of ladies' and gentlemen
spent Wednesday at Cobbosseecontee, and
enjoyed themselves immensely
As Nr. Chas. Jones vas getting ont of his
carriage Wednesday eve. his foot became
entangied in the reins which frightened the
horse, causing him to run, overturning the
carriage and throwing the horse on his back
Fortunately the horse was not injured and
the carriage but little
Mrs. John Evers. known here as Sadie
Hopkins when girl, is very i'll a; her home
in Boston. with cancer in the stomach. The
Doctor saws she cannot survive but q short
time.
Mrs. George Johnson and children ara
expected to visit at her fathers home, Ex.
Mayor LorTs- some time this month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-19
cONDENsED DISPATCHES


There was s75 900 fire at Columbus. o.,
Thursday.
A boiler explosion at Chicago killed nine
men, Thursday.
IT is reported that the missing Campbelis
air ship has been seen to collapse and sink at
sea.
Jay Gould il said to advocate a great rail
road trust as the only means Of overcoming
the evil effect. of the interstate law.
The drouth ha. killed the Manitoba and
Northwest Canadian wheat crop. The total
yield will be less than half last yesrs.
The compromise bill between the Boston
Z Maine ard Concord System Of Railroads
has passed the New Hampshire House Of
Representatives..
The chiefs Of the Chippewa Tribe on the
Bad river reservation will send delegation
70 Washington 70 press the claim to sl25 900
aanuities and back dues the government
owes them.
Twenty women visited the gambling house
Of John Lewis. a; Evans,ovH, Wy, Tues Jay
night. Aad gave Lewis thrsshing with
ships as punishment for the habitual beat
ing Of his wife.
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DRESDEN CAMP GROUND.
Meeting OF the Directors Cottages Fast
Filling.

Special correspondence of the Journal
RicBAoSp, July Is.
The directors of the association met at the
office on these grounds today and perfected
arrangements for the coming meetings, as far
as possible at this time. The various sub-com-
mittees reported the progress that had been
made.
The grove never looked better than now
A large number of the cottages are occupied,
and household goods seem to be coming on
about all the freight trains. We noticed the
arrival Of quite an amount from Portland to
furnish cottage just purchased by Port
land gentleman. New faces are seen each
year Boston people find it very nice place
to spend their vacation.
The postoffce is not yet open. but will be
in few days. DIR, Roberts, of Augusta,
has been appointed postmaster, learn,
who will have faithful assistant at his ser
vice. The mail was taken from lceboro
last year. a mile distant. as arrangements
could not be made with the department for a
mail to be left here. Things hare changed
Have not learned what arrangements have
been made for singing at Mrs. Van Colts
meeting, but 1t is quite probable she will
have plans perfected before the meetings
Mr. Bean. the cornetist from Portland
will have charge Of the singing at the Meth
odist meeting, with Miss Hunt. of Gardiner
organist. Circulars will be sent out next
week giving full particulars.
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SCHOOL WORK.
Interesting Discussions and Exhibits OF
II at Mash Vile

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July Is
The first subject considered by the Ma
tienai Educational Association. this morning
was that of the History Of Education. Thi,
vas treased in its various phases.
The next paper was on the Educational
History of the Ohio Valley, by W. II. Ven
able Of Cincinnati.
The morning exercises closed with paper
on Recitation, BY George Howland Of chi
cago
There has also been held this afternoon in
the Mekendree church, meeting on the
secondary races.
The Normal department held = session in
Wards Seminary buildings.
In the department of industrial and man usl
training, this afternoon. George r. Fairchili
of Manhattan, Kas.. spoke on Training for
the Industries.
The programme for the evening was AS fol-
lows Literature for Children to the Front
Mary +. Burt. Chicago Literature for
High Schools, Minnie c. Clark. Kansas
City; The Educational Value Of the Fable
and the Fairy Tale, Edward T., Sheib, Col
umbia, ). c.; A National University, viii
liam A. Mowry, Boston, Mass. The John
F. Slater Fund and Its Work, A. G.. Hay
good, Decatur Ga.
The exhibit Of the school work in Repre-
sentatives Hall at the Capitol was the finest
ever seen in the city, and including as il
does, every class of work from the primary
schools and kindergarten work to more adj
vanced scholars Of the schools and colleges.
The most attractive is from Oregon, and
consists mainly of dra~ings of the public
school children. The kindergarten exhib
its are sery extensive and interesting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-19
XlINE DISPATCHES.
Exercises at Wednesdays nsetins Of the
Maine Dental Society.
At the Election OF Officers DR.. McDavid
Was Chosen President and DR.. Rob
0Its Treasurer


SKowHEGAs, July IS
Maine Dental soeiety continued in session
today.
DR.. Fillebrovp, of Portland, read a pape,
on the new operation for excision Of the ia'
ferior dental nerve. He also, in the preseno
Of the society. implanted a tooth in vacan,
place in the jaw Of DR.. Kelley Of Portland,
also member Of the society.
DR. Burgess. Of Oldtown, delivered an sd-
dress on natural adaptation requisite to sue
cess; Dr. Bryant. Pittsield, on practical
hints on amxlgam; DR.. G. q. Stevens, of
Boston, gave a clinic on porcelain tips
Discnssion followed the papers
Two neg members Joined the society sad
eight dentists were proposed for member
ship.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year president, DR.. William Nc
Dayid Augusta; vice president DR.. W. g..
Stoddasj, Belfast; secretary, DIR. II. c.
Bryant, Piusfeld; treasurer, DIR. f. J.,
Roberts, Augusta, librarian. Dr, j. W.
Curtis, Brunswick. Executive committee
Drs C.. F. Sawyer, Skowhegans d. NV =.
Fellows, Portland; i. J. Roberts. Augusta !;
J. W. Stoddard, Belfast; j. W. Curtis,
Brunswick
The society voted to hold its next annual
meeting at brunswick
Adjourned at noon.
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SEASONS SPORTS.
Augustus fike AdTintlss Of Turn in
The Tide.
Prfestis Handling OF the Sphere Daxlies
the Eyes OF the walrhans

The visitation af .ha w.ns.m h..a hi
team In hi. ei,v vss,s,,,x m.rka,, ,ha ,.,,-
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ans game Of hall bu, ,hsx .s,a o.,nls,ss
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,hs hama team Ths .r,s,,o, tam wo,k .,
the .pyp.,.. -. ax,asn, /, ,hs,, ss,x
moxama,,
p,;a., ni,eh.a .ra,h - r.. w,
than how. .va,, ~. ,.
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much n, ,hau .na o,s .,,s,.,,,h., ..ona.,
the .,mo.ph.,a ia, ,h,ss .,.,s..x ,,a
un,il ,o,.l az ,xsIxs .,,,ks o,,. -, go
i,ea IN tha Skaxhs, hav,. an. -,
akin With rho .,ha,. pr;a.,.. a. IN
round and rov.lIx xs, u,a..,,x AZ, bs
esixa the .,,l.,. .,J
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his pi,cbiny The features ~ ,,s y.m. an,
aide n, hi. ~,s ,hs an -.
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pr.h,r hahins ~. h., w., o.,.,.,
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well and a. IN. g.ua. ., q, NOR. .;na,a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-19

SEw YpRk. July -.
FLorR-- Hooipts, 49, y ?aekag"s. exports. tsss
barrel. sales. u 10 aepsAi quotations including
City min extra. ~ t1afi 10, patent, " D,a
D. IL, superGne, " 65atI 10. extra No. q,
D. S,aSs Sb, winter wheat toS grade, " -Dat3 III,
Minnssota extra, ~ itatb "a, 5pnthsro Hour
dulI Rye nouf quiet
wnssr -Recsipt., s2oo. saYorts. p.Dgo. sales
~ 40 lawer, No string nominal, "A,
No rsd,-I Noe .ed. s7ia.si elevation assas.J ;fob
s,s,s, 1ssersd, No. fsd. l1ininal. Iooaioo No =
white nominal. s5ais,.
kYr--steAry
BAILEY nominal
Coss hsee,pt. isi 100 .exgor,s. i75o,. .ais-. .isi.
90, higher -tsafaer 'isssii No 2, Rta2i
.t.re and elevator .3ta4aZ delivered.
.Ree'Ipts. u. 0 ext3as. =. sales, lt@
Jpy .sasy. 10 :, . do snit biiU2. Aok Dial7t,
10 Snite ssass, 80. !, ~, do white. 81.
MIxed Western l5a2s; white do. 4sass
CoryKg.-fAir. Rio. htp, IA
sUoAs-Ksw nominal, refined st'hdy, demand 50
lower crushed 7ia5t. extra crushed. 7tits. white
extra crushed s!sos cut i0ai, u. granaiat"d, ".
FxrEoLguh~ hrin. quiet, 2ii
FORK quiet.
BgEy- firm.
LARD brm. ~estsrn steam. " G,iaN el1;
closing u ~, city steam, " IL, fennsd faif.
continent " Is7 q, s.A. ~ 10
KCTTyg~s quie. sasy, western dairy lta
isi; DO creamery. i2alst.
EHEEsg-- easier. Ffeishts 10 Liverpool
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-19

BANGOR. Jaly ts-
The Associated Press despatch printed in
this mornings Journal, about the alleged
suicide Of c. 5. Gilman. proprietor Of the
East Csrinth store so mysterlously robbed
AMI burned q short time since. vas true -
far ss vas then knaen. As soon as is was
learued that Giim&n had left = note saying
that his body could be found in pashav
Pond, and that later sn empty boat vas seen
in the middle of the pond officers fastened 70
the scene.
II - three miles from the village TO the
pond and when the deputy sheriff reached
the Tate residence the horse that Gilman
took from the Hunting stable was found.
The animal had wandered from where Gill
man left him aear the pond back TO the house
and young Tate had caught and hitched him
The deputy sheriff tracked Gilman to the
little wharf at the pond and there lost all
traces Of him. lie took boat and roved
around the lake, saw nothing in the shape Of
boat or canoe and searched the bottom near
the wharf baI With 10 success. Then the
deputy sheriff returned home, secured
Messrs Hunting Trim and Miller. three
well known citizens, and went back To the
lake. Then it was that startling discovery
vas made. Out on the lake and nearly
across it was the missing Gilman and ~ he
saw his pursuers he pulled rapidly away
from them for few moments and then
overturned the boat
The party was by this time thoroughly eI-
cited and jumping into another boat they
pulled in the direction of the overturned
craft very rapidly. They we're some ten
minutes reaching il and Gilman was found
clinging to the stern Of his boat and was
pulled on board. He evidently had no in
tention Of suceumbing for he clung ike
death 10 his boat. He was heavily dressed,
having on his WOODEN coats and an outside
one of rubber. The party pulled ashore
and Gilman made no talk during the jour
ney except To ask if the team had been
safely recovered by Mr.. Huntington. He is
man weighing fully 225 pounds, and when
his clothes we're taken of two glass jars
of the capacity Of quart, sealed and air
tight were found arranged on each side OF
him to act a. buoys.
The arrest of Gilman was made late last
night by Deputy Sheriff W. Y. Reed Of this
city. who drove to East Cornth With war
rant issued by Judge Brett of the Bangor
municipal court.
1t is now thought that Gilman was the per-
petrator of the last robbery which occurred
in Corinth last fall when the store of Mr..
Edmunds was entered. The affair was very
similar to this one and now no doubts are
e ressed but nat Gilman planned and ex
ecuted both of them for the purpose of
cheating his creditors and deferring the pay
ment of money TO them, as he has been hard
pressed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-19

Mr.. W. E. Quimhy, of the Detroit Free
Press. 10 visiting his uncle Rev. A. W. Reed
in Clinton. He intends taking = short trip
through Maine and visiting his boy hood
home on the Androscosgin River.
Mason wilkins, aged about 80, and Who
served in the Eighth Regiment of Maine
Volunteers, vas struck and Instantly killed
by train in Washington Tuesday. He was
looking after a pension. and il 10 believed
he got desponient and went and laid down
On the track 20 the train would kill him.
Mr. A. L. Stanvood has resigned his posi-
ton ~ the agent Of the American Express
Company at Brunsvick to take efec, in .
short time. His son, Mr.. John Ssanuood,
will be his successor. Mr.. Ssanxood has
been the agent Of the company for over forty
Years and has been . most faithful official.
He resires on account Of age and inArmities.
Mr.. r. H. Sickerson. Who has been prin.
cipal Of the Normal department II the Maine
Central Institute At PitrsHeld. has been &C.
cured - principal Of the Wessbfook High
School to take the place made vacant by tbs
resignation Of Mr.. J. H. Parsons Mr.. Nick
erson vas formerly principal Of the High
School At Dexter. and il graduate Of Bate,
College, class Of 81.
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MAINE STATE GRANGE.
Notice of ths Official Visit OF Col
Brigham, Worthy Master of the
National Orange.

Worry "a.te- Robie of the Maine State
nrua,. ts. -suei the following
GoRHAM, July Is, 1889
To 'hr ftcer- and members of subordinate
Grsngr. have the pleasure oi announcing
ihat f.l / H. Brigham of ONO, Worthy
Ms.'er of the Sa:ional Grange. will make an
III iai visit 10 the State Of Maine and VIII
,l,Iiver -trss Of public addresses to the
~, uih.rs nf he order and farmers of the
STATE lie viii con mence Grange work by
public meeting at Old Orchard
rne.dav. tie 9th of August. and speak
attsf~ar,i Continuously in ten or more differ
ent iocaiitirs extending his visit as far
east as Aroo-tcok County where he VIII
address thu Pstroas Of fiDstandry at least on
two different occasions, and viii return IN
season to be present on the llth aad l1th of
September At thu State Agricultural Far III
Lewiston. This last appointment VIII com
plete ms lsburs in Maine. The executive
committee OF az State Grange will be able
10 give al an carly day the localities and the
exact TIM of holding the seserai gatherings.
and in. esps.itd that complete arrange
meut. g,ll b, nu.aia by members of the order
and full attendance secured to give our
WORTHY National Master loyal and gener
ops reception
FRkDERltk koHlE,
Master of State t,tanke.
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TaAT CoRiNNA BLAZE.
The Rumor Published by the Journal
Yesterday Morning, that Ten Build
iugs were on Fire, Proves True-They
were Saved by Thunder Shower.


tbRl>NA. july 10.
At about half pas, three o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon the stable adjoining the large
two story house commonly known as The
Bee Hive" at Corinna, was found to be on
Ere. and as soothing could be done to save
that building, with no fire department, work
WAS at once begun in clearing the large two
story building close to it. owned BY Mrs
Lydia Hamilton, and occupied by o. II.
Bachelor, C. Bachelor, Mrs. +. A. Jeu-
kins and Mrs. Thompson
Word was at once despatched to Dexter
for their tire engine and more help There
was a light wind at the time and buildings all
over the village were constantly catching,
so that at one time there were ten buildings
on FIRE, some a quarter of mile away At
this opportune moment when the village
seemed doomed TO destruction very heavy
thunder shower struck the place and wet
down every building, putting out all the
small blazes on the roofs.
There was no insurance on the Bee Hive.
" Watch was kept of the fire all night. One
pig vas burned. Loss about $1,000.
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GREAT RAILROAD SCHEME.
The Report Made In the Morning Denied
at Night

flARrroRp, Ct, July Is.
Concerning the great railroad scheme out
lined in the New York Times by its special
correspondence from Hartford, nothing def
mite is known. The Case, Lockwood &
Brsinard Company say there is no truth in
the statement that they are printing such a
bill, and know nothing abou, IL.
The special 10 the Times stated that a bill
was to be introduced at the opening session
of Congress involving the most gigantic
scheme of railroad consolidation ever can
didiy discussed in this country, is now being
printed here
1t stated that all the big roads Of this coun-
try, including the ABSORPTION of the great
Canadian rival. were to be established in one
system From Boston grea, steamship line
was to be run to Europe.
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war PAINT on
A Stormy Session at The Cheyenne River
Agency.
Two Painted indiana Brandish their
Wa Clubs at Gen Crook and Chasing
Crow

CHKrESSE RIVER AakNC, nska july Is
The council met this morning. A large
delegation of the hostile element srrived ID a
body and took seats surrounding the chiefs
IL Was soon spparent that the OBJECT of the
speakers Was to waste time in useless talk
and proven, any signers today.
Swan. Swift and others spoke to the same
effect as Yesterday. Gen. Crook finally
stopped further discussion BY inviting such
indians AS wished 10 sign to do so.
Chasing Grow said he was in favor of the
bill, and touched the pen. This vas the
signal for an angry ouiburs, from the Cherry
Creek band. who began 10 crowd around the
table where tie rolls ~ere spread out. Two
painted Indians sprang to the front. one Of
whom brandished large club and threatened
10 brain anyone who signed,
Gen. Crook stood near with his hand on a
heavy chair, prepared 10 knock down the
Indian a; the first hostile demonstration.
The latter was arrested by the police and
hurried out of the pavilion.
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NO SPECIAL CUP.
But all Club Events will be Open to the
Valkyrie.

NEW fowK, July Is.
AT th" July meeting of the New York
Yacht Club to-day the foilowing resolutions
were adopted The New York Yacht Club
do not put up special cup for competition
in the match race with yslkyrie. All club
events will be open to her, and Earl Dun
raven 10 be SO notified
The yachting commi,tee was authorized to
spend $500 for cups - be presented To the
first and second winners in the forty and
seventy foot classes to be raced during the
cruise at Newport. Twenty new members
were elected.
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ROBBERY AT BELFAS ST.


BELFAST. July Is.
A daring robbery took place at the Wind
scr Hotel Belfast, "wednesday morning
While the landlord aad clerk were at the
host. some one got into the safe in the office
sAs stole S15 in bills. There is no clue
The Beifs., Gas Company and the Eastern
Electric Light AMI Power Company consoli-
dated Monday evening. The following
named gentlemen we're CHOSEN directors A
x Pierce. Charles Baker. 4. /. Ho~es,
Richard n Moody, :. Gregor Doran, + h.
Pierce. j. II. Quimby. W. b. Swan, c. B.
Usxeltine, n X OCoaaor and F. Hous-
ton. W. b Swan ~ss elected president and
j. II. uuimby secretary and treasurer The
capital stock was placed at $40, 900 aud the
shares at $50.
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MossorTH PARK, July Is.
First race, seven-eigh;hs Of a mile. Bessie
June first, Ben CLAICHE second and Conemara
third. Time 2s I-2.
second race, three-fourths Of mile.
CayauSa first, Devotee second and Adsmaut
third. Time, Is.
Third race, one and one-eighths miles.
Sam Wood first. Heyday second and Miss
Thomas third. Time, 1.5s.
Fourth race, one and one-eighths miles
Bella B. first, Bxrrisser second and Ben
Harrison third. Time, 81 i-2
Fifth race. one mile. Rizpah first,
Ernest second and Kermeus third. Time
I.43 IA.
Sixth race. three fourths of . mile. Driz-
zie first, Onward second and Keupland
third. Time, Ia.
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FOUND ALL RIGHT.
Examination Into the Affairs OF the
Connecticut Mutual

HAarfoRp, Ct, July Is.
Insurance Commissioner Fyler has COM
pleted his examination Of the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company, which be
undertook at the request of President Green
after the discovery Of the Indianapolis defal-
cation. He finds that the total assets are
over 257 Joo,0 900 and the liabilities s52.-
24l 900. His report says he safety of
the company and honesty and economy in its
management are beyond question. An ex-
acting search failed to disclose anything
fir .udulent or dishonest in the acts of officers
or clerks or in the books of the company.
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LEFT DESTITUTE,
A Poor Woman browns Herself and
Two Little Children.

PirrsBuRd. Pa, July Is.
Early this morning the bodies OF Mrs.
John McGregor and her two children were
discovered IN small creek near Yuungs-
town. Ohio. The woman had drowned her
children and then herself Her husband left
her in destitute circumstances and she was
yesterday seen begging for food
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For Sale

Job 4t,srp With good run of busn h"en sssa ab
iish.i av. y.ars zhchinrry for Il ivy all stipts ot
lob work -seh @tt,fing and cnttinE ID saw, turn
lag isthr rdger tsaos,,nE botirg amt m"rtlsirs
nashH-- ALI in good funa8pg - d"f 60 hrus'
counters etc. Rent ~ -hop and ,ss"'f ~ Sonahe
A good chance - do cahasst wsaS fer getting
..pf hnuae anish. and win n'uv fraifA's, stair
nrsei<, bain4iers, brackets mod su,>, rte good
bu.iur<s haa been dome essry slHtUi"r IN 4cr""s
snnrs and Sintlnw screaus A sHe place for two
carpeutrrs 'a take charge Of pat ide work, the
.-her charge II the shop, The h'st chance In the
esty far . small husin.ss The above property al ~
he sold sf = bargain u trade Is made before Juty
id. t,aoa for wanting 10 sell In The
satitne the hssinssz will 81 0n gsval and snY
~seng any thing In nay line via io sali to giN'
en- q call
Alsn 4 ssasal building. ap sttr-. iiangos 81
Augusta Nc JAEtS A tbNk-s.
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