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convince anyone that the
have their food SO pre-
digest it, or else it will
when q man endeavors to
indigestible food. The
therefore the essential
The question then arises,
plant food! The Bradley
years have made a practi-
this end, and they offer
to the farmer, knowing
perfect plant foodpossible
stake their reputation. and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29
Rallroa1s 4 steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject April
9TH, 1880.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta a,
follows;
GOING WEST-S.s0 A. NJ for Lewiston
Rockland, Portland, Boston and Montreal, $40
A. N for Haliovef and Gardiner; 1905 A. NJ. for
Lewiston. Pennington, Kockland, Portland and
Boston 2ooP. NJ. for Halowell and Gardner 2. o.
=. VI. for Brunswick Bath. Rockland. Portland
and Bo-ton: 2s2, (exprcss) Portland and Boston
$40 r NJ. for Hailowel and Gardner
liO2 Z. ". might Pullman for Lewiston Bath
Portland and Boston.
GnINS EAST-2I7 A. ". might expre ISL 20,
skowhegan, Bangor. Bar HaTbor, ST. stephen
81 John and Aroostook County; 0Os A. NJ for
Nateryilie, skowhegan, Bangor, Is. 4 r. X. r.;
Nanceboro; l2.4s 4. ". waterville, Oakland Mon
m nth and Winthrop; 345 r. VI. for wateryille
Ssowhegan, Belfast Dexter. Dover L Foxcroft
Bangor, st. stephen. st. John and Aroo-tooL
County, and on Saturdays only at I'D r NJ. for
Naferviiie SUNDAY paper train for wstervie
and Bangor at 8.I7 A. NJ.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night, sundays included, but not to skowhega q
on Monday mornings, or 10 Belfast and Dexter.
or beyond Bangor, on sunday mornings, but will
18th. "'"'
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave. In,
diner for Augusta at 7.iS A. NJ, 20 and 4 As
PM '''' anu ''''
through tickets TO California and all t,oint,
south and West may be had Of H. n Walker
ticket agent. Augusta the only Office selling Wis
al routes aud checking all baggage free of eY
pense.
FAYSON TUCKER Vice Pres K GEM Manay.-
r. r. 30 5rHBf. GebI Pas. and Ticket AR
Portland. April let. $50.
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| L'OR SAL. OR To LET. The B0ardin
: House Of y rooms. owned ard ;cupird b
| b. + Gn-iiu, within two minutes wa of Edward
Mills and near Water street. FOR par iculats IN
iuirt AT thu house, Morton pace. apr DIV
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Inform ISSIT.

ITORMISSIT word used to designate the principles
which the manufacturers of cheap fertilizers base their
productions Knowing little nothing of the science OF combining
needed produce the best results they purchase the
materials and the INSIST
principle compound Hort Fertilizer which, if you let them tell
it. will grow when used ledge The shrewd
farmer demands something besides analyses and "fze
Offers the of the fertilizer which to
failure He asks for character reputation experience
knowing that all these things best
fertilizers of few dollars ton doesn't disturb
him. buy the best always the cheapest and he
the Htt Fertilizers On the other hand
the FERTILIZER Co.. who for thirty with
ample capital unequaed facilities and unmpeachbe character have
been producing Sandard Fertilizers which conceded by
everyone uneqad for producing the best results Not being
Horst he has uefor Hiorn Fertilizers but relies upon
trial proved productions the Standard Fertilzer
those of other manuac
the world you not Htornisst man, will at once
postal card to the Bradley Fertilizer Co., Boston, for their AL
about the best fertilizers this world has ever
Mention this paper when you write
prlide iSwiw
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w .nris,jtf A ~ ". Ann
w .p, 9us, WV.
v,y.NTrn Tv,n,y Nv. c,ny,s,,r, van,,d
w Immediately. Good commission paid. APP
pl, Mt once. iY Water ST.. Y. d. Box -, Augusta,
Maine. aprsdlm'
FOR SALE.
SsA,TAPlETON"-A deseryediy popular res.
idrnce quarter of Augusta N, :, adjoining
of i,ht + art, and cheerful homes. CITY water.
electric light. q. ;. mail delivery, etc. Taxes
itght Fine building site. on ems, terms In actual
.,ftlers For these and many other bargaius In
resl estate,
Ador.ss-ukNRY q. STAPLES, Augusta, Me.
p-.""
mem SNUG ON. mar, q v,a.s old. Two c,.s
i on a i,r.ry Can b.. seen M Micha.l ,;rad,,.
s,.ni,, Earn RanJanh Nj, anr ,sdIw.
~,C,.r0I >01-.,,. .,.--- :, -,ni-,
{ ! r.bu,J .nd eun,.n,,.a, .uhnrha, r,.si1rnrr
,,r;n ~ So 81 IN A., -, IIa,,r;, p.iI
r,d na,s hninn sn.,;ns Ia L. an s,.,. I',i.'n
,na G","nna S,nr.., a, ,n. ra,. ~. ~ a..irahl,.
purchasers. Address, HENRY Il. srArLts An
gM-Ia. We hpI-aalM-
nm saan ~. aforementioned ~, a., a
months old Neatly traineJ Aais..s Eox
- Augusta, Nj. nnrip6Iiw.
- -,-L---I
G1OR SALE.-My two seated Carryall.
= apri'deodtf IRA II. Randall
076 M Buys my Safety Bicycle. Best radr
NJ OsOO OF the - ason. Cash. GRO J.. DuN
~: 49, ----------- .I -------
k'oH SALr.-op, t."sraitd "ag"n,ohc 'ingi'
= buggy, one single harhe =, all Ia good co"d
tion. ap2Odtf L. >. ibnbnkS.
@, ---------- - a - -
z blood Plymouth Rocks- More strain--ni :,
IN number Good LAYERS, aud IL good Hook to breed
from. NO time 10 care ipr tue =" >. L. t'"afdnnn
T1OR SALE-Desirable farm of 100 acres
q bordering on Pleasant pond. under good
wats, cnnxsni' nj md oT bas, ou,,,v Va, "a,
,in,,i..s c.u ON or adde's NpS 4 49,
Ma Whurticld' Maine. anr .iIhwJx.
-
77OR AALE-A.w milch cows. sheep and
ne. Appl, TO } l.. Rus.riI AT farm. or r. /,
HAMLLN. aprl3i!w.
r,.v Earn ,oo,,.,.,. ,,,,..,
-, :" ~ 80. ~ gam ''' Wv az
,siahli.naa: me owner sr,,- sseas, he is going
fogg. aprt'daw
a., =,
E"N 49, -. ny ,arm Q, ~ acre, on NORM
ern avenue Under bert cultivation WATER
ur,t aud second crop Budnp in thorough r..
pair and nicely Iaintcd one hundred and sixty
hi, .r. n,,s nan,s and nums IN. and !,
ouafi.r :. from the city. I .halI sell at n y.r%
low pr,, as / i.h TO leave III, stat. on account
OF Ill "ea''h' Terms easy my, xo,n
| .n,,t,,,,, ..
"Rr-l1SN- Aasa-l.. W..
n Hou, ,,, o, e rooms. owned ard oieIprd d,
| mir, at tn, bouse Gorton mace. nprl DIV
-
TOR SALE Three heavy work horses liz
I gers, dump carts and sleds. Mgs =
:, ~ ~
| EIOW sALE-A good beach wagon with two
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The probabilities nov are that Rev. w
". Osier Of Randolph will be again re-
termed to his parish in tina, town by the
Eastern Methodist Conference which be-
rims its session today.
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The Red Men will cels brAte to night in
true Iniiau styie. The adoption dsgre g
will be worked on two psiefsces. Gres'
Sachem Libby Of Portland will be present
together With other officers of the Greul
Council. The chief, Of the Cushnoc Tribe
| Augusta, have also been invited. Corn ard
venison will be served after the exercises
at YornR's Hotel.
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the uneqed their fertilizers argument that their
appreciated In selecting fertilizer therefore, the intelligent
will be deceived by the cnny devised advertisements OF
those manufacturers whose reputation unesabshed but purchase
Badleys Fertilizers which have stood the test of and
be the standard of excellence by both dealers and farmers
postal card BRADLEY FERTILIZER Cos Boston,
they will mail you their Almanac for 1890
od&w4w
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INTELLIGENT have become convinced that
quality rather than quantity to produce the best re-
using combine cheap materials large
producing fertilizers and the chemists analysis there
misleading showing large percentages of nitrogen phos
but without presenting facts to the selection
reparaton the produced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29

Mr.. L. Wright will occupy the black
smi hop formerly owned by Ezra Smith
on Wser street. the purchase being mad
yesterday.
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Word aebed the city Monday afternoon
that Rev Ammi = Laid Of Auburn had
been appointed by the Methodist confer
ence to supply the pulpit OF the Methodi 1t
church In this city. This will he good newt
to Gardiner people, this being the former
home Of Mr.. Laid. Mr.. Ladd is one of the
mo It able and succ, ssful preachers in the
conference and his appointment will b. re-
ceived with satisfaction by all.
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PENoBsCoT.


-Four inches Of snow fell on Sxtu' day
night, April 20 Officers of Woodoip,
Lodge for the May quarter are L ID G
w. Nater; C r., A. 4. Blaisieli; V. T.
Mrs. 5. Ba-rill; $ J r.. Mrs. J c. Pes.e
Sec Mrs D.. Merrill; + ) FANNIE Ian
caster; Treas, Grsc. knosles; NJ, A
hoy;; G Georg Page; 5 George John
sou; Chap, Ri hard Holt 'otatoe. ars
50 cents per bu.hei; apples, 81 . Tn.
Maine Central hA. q crew of painters and
trark layer IN this village making change,
for the better There has been quite a
amount OF travel over TIL. line since the
xteasion To Foxcroft-Mrs MAYNARD OF
Brooklyn. n. Y, is at her fathers, Levi,
uu;chins.
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On "Wednesday evening The male mem
bers Of the Senior elias, in the Gsrdins I
High School will give the last Of a series
Of dancss in Library Hall. There will, and
should be, q large number present. The
proceed. are to be used towards dsfral inl
| graduating expenses.
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| Chr Phi Cstarrb. 1884
Incipient Consumption, $50
| Chronic Bronchitis, 5ts
| Chronic Diarrhes, l73
| Neuralgia, $50
| Nervous Prostitution, 63l
| Diabetes, 1920
Incipent Brigh.'s Disease, IS
Tape Worms Removed. 1903
Epilepsy or Fits, $40
Children Relieved of Stomach and Pin
Worms, 23o
| rumors, LOG
Dropsy. without operation, l07
Diseases of delicate nature, l420
Diseased Bone, 2il
Hip Disease. IS
| Deafness, 361
Poly pu. in Ear, 50
Heart Disease, 22l
Bladder Disorders, $50
Hemorrhoids or Piles, 79o
Chronic Rhe umatism, 1897
| Obstinate Consiioatiop, COS
Diseases of Women. 1920
Operations for Cataract of Eye. 10
GraDulstlon of Lids, 81
Cross Eyes Corrected, "a
Miscellaneous Eye Troubles, 2o5
Operations for Cancer, 200
Scistics, 80
Partial Psraly sis, absolute cure, II
Cephalalgs, 81
Fistula, POS
Skin Disease, &c
Asthma, SO2
Liver Complaint, 7o4
Miscellaneous Kidney Troubles. 179
Scrofula. 2sS
Gravel, 81
Throat Disorder. Is
Miscellaneous Disorders, hard to
classify 1860
Making an average number of cases treated
successfully per week the past year of 379.
This record, which is open to the inspec
ton Of all interested. speaks for itself.
The year last past has been the most sue
cessful OF the Is years Of our ex experience.
but 1897 bids fair to outrank all its pred
ecessors. We court iuvesti CATION, and are
satisfied to have our claims stand or fall
on their own merits.
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To-Day 10 . verb, active. tFansitivs; .
hen lays" ..esgs." To .'lie" 10 . verb
neuter; slusssrd lies" in bed. To '.lie, -
in another sense. vooli be to say that tie
Armour Packing Co.'S "Luncneon Beef"
does not surpass all ether brands of cannesi
meats.
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Hover thirty sesseis we're in Ess.port bar.
Dor on Thursday lat. They were made ND
chiefly Of Bank fishermen, that put In for .
supply of fresh bait
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SOMERSET.
St. Adams.

81. Adams.
Ga complaint of J. W. Chanll ESQ.,,
Landlord Brooks If the Hsruan;i House,
Hsrtland, wa. brought before Trial Justice
+ Z. Buker of ST. Adams, April 20, for
tot selling the ardent to one Wesley Eros,
OF st. AInans, he becoming intoxicating
and disturbing the peace. The trial va.
held At Town Hall. Judge Buker decided
against Brooks. He appealed and wa,
bound over to The next term OF court al
Skowhegan. ID. +. Thompson. Egg wa,
tor plaintiff. aui ID. u. steward for de.
re. dant. Several of the lady members OF
the W. c. I. L. were present at the trial
A special town NJ eilg vas called Sat
uriay Afternoon. AprIi 26'n. 10 elect 4
co. lector of ;sxes as Mr.. Ms-oa declined
10 serve on account of poor health, and
w Z. Wnslow, E.q was elected to col
| iect 1T 3 per cent Following the tow
meeting. a republican 4ucus was he, :.
elect town committee and chose DELI
| gates 20 the Di,iriet Coav.ut,on to b.
held at WAtets.lie. Dr.. Z. A. Moultot
was chos n Chairman Of the caucus Al,
L. A Max IN Sec The following dele
gates were eiece ed TO attend the conven
tio1. N. A. V,niug, C. q. Moore, +
Boy ntoa AID DR.. &. A Moulloa with
power TO fiil vacancies Committee
M. L. Merrill. N. II Vining, $. +. Ly
ford Il W. Webb AID j. +. b ,ynton-
Mr. G. b Souhard who has taken the con
tract to furnish packing boxes for the B.x
ter Bros. corn fscfory has large crew
-awlng and sticking the LUMBER for seasoa
inl.-Mr W. A Bigelow has bought he A
Webber place IN the south psrl of the vii
isge AID is repairing the building poA
master II. c. Prescott has rented the Cy
pliers stand In, Il Turner ESQ attende,
The Dexter House auction and acted As suc
honeer for the proprletors. selling severa
horses, carriage, harnesses. household fur
ni,ure and farm implements.
Fairfield.
The Assessors have iiui.hed their dutie
afd the Bindings are as follows, f,r thu
year, compared with 1859 Number o
poi!s IN 1890 9o3: in 1889 977; valuation o
real estate in 1899 $685. $50; IN 1889 Ss56
800 valuation of personal property in Is9,
SOL 800; in 1889 s352 $50; total Sl.2i7
$40; against 81 ,213 26O in 1889; numbe,
Of dogs 1873 against 1873 las. yesr.-Ou,
hundred and fprty Of the Odd Fellows xnt
wives from Fairfield Lodge visited SKox.
hogan FRIDAY night and the fraternity there
celeorated the anniversary OF the birth of
the order in America. The occasion wa,
one long 10 be remembered as the Skowhe.
gan brothers invited their friends to grand
banquet and gave them royal rece ption. =
SUNDAY morning a gentle reminder of win
ter was spread over the earth. about two
inches of snow having fallen during the
night.-fown aud corporation officers are
kept busy calling and attending to IN ard
corporation meetings. 1t looks as though
the fire alarm system sqlarely voted for Al
the last meeting would be bone of con
tention all summer. Those opposed to the
measure propose to secure reconsideration
If possible - The new street to WatervilIe
will be opened this season aud macy are
urging that work commence 1t once.
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Harry Lindley played The Lime Kiln
Club" in q first class manner to Q goot
and apprecistive audience last night
fhe play tonight will b, divorce.
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John ID. Hughes, the masic dealer, ship
ped his 18Th piano to South Gardiner yes
ssrdsy. that being the mum Der sold there
within ten years.
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A party Of twelve ladies and gentlemen
from Til. city s:tended the opening nigh
of the z file Tilbury Company =, Augusta
last evening.
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Rev. II. f Foss will remain AS pastor Of
the Methodist church in This city for tn
coming year at least, he having been re-
app tinted at the conference in Bath, yes
terday.
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Arthur Dodge Of South Gardiner left BY
boat for Boston. MondaY. Il. X Se~ber'
Of this city vas also a passengsr for the
same mace
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Tvy English Alternative. For sale BY W
4. Bibtsr. Richmond n,xf7dtfnr
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The ice business is booming. The X
NJ Ice Co have conn enced shipping from
the main house, and the stack erected BY
Page, Glszsr, Tiiden & Co. will be opened
today. Shipping the ice at the cotton fac
tory will be commence on Wednesday
The Julia $ Bailey will probably load a
these houses. The tunnel across the stree
has been completed.
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SOMERSET.
Il
Starks.

Mr.. Henry Thompson takes the lead in
maple syrup this year. From one hundred
AL seventy trees he has mate one hundred
and twehty gallons of Uice syrup. Mr.
Thompson has recently purchased 4 colt
one ,ear Old the % OF April and weigh.
ing 1850 lbs. The COLI VAS bought Of
Joshua PIP # thts tD@n r. bert Camp
1-h of Pennington has recently painted
va neelry- buildings dg-k cresm color
Nth brown trimmiags: also the school
h use III The viilsge.-Frahk Braekett is
erecting hNu'e near he village, and in.
tends no ing bis family fr IN Eustis al
.onn A. hi hol-e = cJmpie.eI.-Miss Viola
Piper will trseh 'hool the coming SUNNI.
is, East Madison. Miss Emgene Frederic in
District No Is, in Sidney Kate Butler al
Waugh's Cnrner in this to.n, and Rosie
Quimby At Pixies Corner.
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Ask Geo. 2. Thompson Of Hallovell,
for English AlteFstive. $50 doses eiOO.
BaY7dtfnp
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News Of the death Of Eidrdge Rollins has
been received here. He was for many
years a citizen and merchant in this city
The remains will be brought here for IN.
terment IN Wednesday. The deceased wa.
about 81 years of age.
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Mike DAILY, the famous pusiiAst. left
Gardiner on Saturday nighrs Pullman Tor
Portland. Gardiner will knov him no
more
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Try English Alternative. For sale by G..
F. Warren Gardiner msr7dtfnr
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Shiioh's vitaliaer IL vhat You need for
Constipation Lose of Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsis- Price
el.0O and 70 cents per bottle. For saie u
c. B Murphy's.
july8d&vlvchvky
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NOTICE

II hereby given that the STAT Library viii b
ciosed to the public for short time on account oil
r. "a r., being msde upon the state House The
Librarian viii b. in q tendance 1t the seefefsy,
afe's ofdee TO attend 70 Of nee, ssity. Ius
no,fee III be given - soon - n can b visitsd
with p-ot fisfy. j. HOBBS Librarian.
opfleA3
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DIR. J II. Hanaford says in the Western
PlowmAn "If the rrst cough 10 properly
treated, the first step in the direction Of
consumption arrested, the lungs developed,
the breath set free. We need not fear con-
SUMPTION" Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs 10 the proper treatment for the
Hrs, cough. No other remedy has saved
% many from consuu ption. At all drug
sis.s. Large bottles Soc and 81 Sample
free aplHde ,d&y4w
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II 10 probable that the Board OF Trade
will occupy the rooms formerly u'ed -
~ mnasiam by the Gardiner NJ. c. A.
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure 10
sold by a on . guarantee. II cures Con.
sumption For sale 1t C. B. Murphy's.
julysd&vlwchvky
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Street Commits oner Currier is having =
substantial ST ne crossing laid from the
lost offee t. JEWELS barber shop.
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results !,
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pics
and refreshing to the taste, am.
gently yet promptly on the Kiine,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the s.
tenn eeectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habit:
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tl.e
My remedy of its kind ever pro
iuced, pleasing to the taste and &C
eeptabIe to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial IN it:
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
Wishes to try it Do not accept any
CALIFORNIA RIO SNRUP co.
,.. sag fRAsclsco. CAL.
apriAsv,e
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Hashbsrn

FssshAm B,ps mill si2f.sc April s2i
sih = cgsv II tsEisx me- J.n3es Doyis
has charge al ihe vprk sns ..os, the Sic
ing &C y AsGaire has sstrted on til
drise with seventeen men He expecsa
10 ssrive from t~eive to fifseen dsv..-M.
A Gfesnlesf viii start on bis drive fol
T. 4. Shau April 2sth sish from ,seivs
% af,e~n m-n. The vssef is high and
diving good.
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Miss So phenson Of Tosss. iefs Oh Mon
DAY for . veek's visit ss the Hub.
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Polypathic Medical Institute,
Occupying Entire Block,
Cor. E. Brookline and Washington St.,
BOSTON. MASS,
WHERE
More Physicians are Employed,
Mere Capital Invested,
More Pati-n 8 Treated,
More Cures N ade
Than by any similar Institution or
Body Of Physicians In America.
Augusta Branch, Augusta
House,

Where consultation, examination. ad vice
and treatment will be given free every
Wednesday and Thursday during the
mouth of May
HOUeS-Wednesday., 10 A. VI to 8
p NJ; Thursday. 10 4. ". to 5 Z. NJ.
All Offices Of the Polypathic Institute
closed on SUNDAY
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Mr. Amo. S. Chadborn has just returned
from trip to New York.
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for Sale or to get.
FOR SALE.

A number Of d. sirsble residences In Augusta
Me-, varying in price from $3.50 to s,SOD ii
80 several Sof ~ acre places in the subnriis ni
ms city, one two story house and lot Ia lie vision
Ne. number Of farms In kennrbec county
varying In price from $1,000 to $4,000. House,
and tens nents to let h. ~. WHITEHorsE Al.
'or"'V. augusta. Main~ ianidtf
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Mr.. George ). Piammer, representa-
the New Eogand Organ ca. Of Boston, va
Ia the city Monday on basioess TIP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29


EJyeeoM5.
Al the school meeting IN District No. l..
A. b Hsgxeg vas choss sxsat. IL was
vo ed 20 paint the school building ard put
on Other repairs School commenced
Arrii zsth. taught by Mics Annie Hut.
Capt. Am. Ryan - home from sea
Thos. Chase 10 visiting his old home At the
Cross Thomas Hsggstt snd wife, Mrs +.
Dodge and famll, have returned home from
Eas' b ls;on whrfe they have been spending
the stn,er-Augustus Patterson has Ar
rived home from Canada with . tae LOT
Of horses
Cedar Gyore.
Mr.. j ,hn Ellis has completed his SIX
tenth contract 70. srnings for the ice
companies. The ice is coming out Of ths
houses much better than vas expected -
Farmers have commenced work ia good
eafasst Some grsiI has been put in tn
groani.-The boutirss make coed shows
dung the evenings. Mr. Fos- LETT here
saturday 20 teaei ia Oakland; be vas
liked very much by hi, Scholars and is ore
Of our bes, teachers Mr.. Moody. ons OF
our best teachers. wilt fni.h the term with
Mics Leslie Hall a. assi.iant,-The Lizzie
Snow has commenced m King her dail,
trips and will be much appreciated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29

ClOn "ALE-At good bar gain. retail meat
L provision. grocery aud grain .tock. Good rlde
established. The owner sells because he is going
To leave the stat. Apply Mt thu "ihc. oi b. -
Eogg. apr1id3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29

DR.. Turner. Of Gardner. ~ss in town
yesterday.