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erATE HOUsE MATTERS.

Clerk W s Cotton of the Secretary OF
State. Office has 40 far recovered from his
rscsnt Hines, as to be at his work during =
portion II the DAY.
John II Eveleth, Esq, Of Greenville,
appeared before the Committee on Wild
Land. Mr.. Eveleth is one OF the pro-
prietot. Of the Kineo House and large
owner ia sili lands
The following assessors appeared before
the Valnation Commission Tuesday NJ.
v T.. Hardy Of New Vineyard. Samuel
nsrilen and Harrington OsgoOd of Palermo,
Horace fendtIter Of Glenbarn, N. X.
Packard and j ) Burrili Of Corinns, A..
2 Levi. ADD A. j Durgin of Orono. Isaac
Il Mallett and Charles +. Elgeoomb of
Top.ham. NJ J Dow. Treasurer, aud T..
W Brown, Assessor. Of Brooks, John N.
Hoyt ADD l. + Toothsker of Dixmont.
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Diieo.


CUMBERLAND.
In Portland, February y. Annie, wife Of Frank
: Foster az 4 80 years February II, samlel VI
Pinsham aged "A wears aonths.
In Cape kllxsb- h, February ii, Hugh Miller.
aged - ears months.
FRANKLry.
In View ylrevard February 8. Arthur iugals,
aged a wears s mouths
In harrington FEB. 5, Mrs. Ina NJ. wife of
Fred : ~totd ard u d - Years. month, day ,
Feb :, Thomas Lambert, aged about - ears
HANCOCK.
In Amherst Feb, u. ,snie Foster. aged yrs
In south Broakssii-, February ,, Jacob
Cousins, sged - years
In u.worth. february /. Mrs. Annette, wifi
Of Chss Mousghsu. aged ~ years and N 'afhs
FEB l. Ms Letiie NJ. b. Carter, aged III years
and moaths.
KE~SFBgc-
In this citv, Feb IS. Miss Ella Wall. sged Il
In Gardiner, Feb :. james H. Cusick. aged .
In Randolph, February 10. Mand. daughter o.
WIil am AMI Mary Rsfter, aged Is years moaths
In Rrsdieid, February l., tLtLness hosfi- i
I'm H&llgw. n. Frh n, Lillian A.. on'y daughter
NJ WIN ifsskeu AGED mon NJ teo- 10, Mrs
Mar WEYMOUTH aged 81 wears
In E.adn..d Ee6. IS. Mrs. David Stevens, age
- years
In Paluvra Frhrusry S. Edna VI. infant daugh
ROT Geo L and Mabel L. C. esby, aged mo.
Z "A Gays.
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More than Eve hundred people vsfs .,
Granite Hall last evening, u the opening
~ The three days annual fair given BY ths
ladies' Of Winthrop street Uniyersalis,
church. The tables about the sides Of tts
hall we're laden with everything to invite
~. dimes Of the onlookef. But the fes.
,n,e Of the evening vas the Congress Of
x..iou,.r in which nine nations we're repre-
,eu,ed by nearly 100 young people Of til.
c,y. In this Congress Of Nations, America
%, the first represented and BY 10 brigh.
,.ced little Misses In costumes Of red,
,sl,s and blue. each carrying the national
color, The little maiaens movements In
he dill we're graceful and pleasing. and
we're greeted With continued applause q.
tie close.
The nations Of the Hellsnes rere repre-
.sb,sd By twelve young ladies' robed In
ing loose gown, With nantes. Both
ela,.ic and GreciAn we're the pose and a,ti-
,,ds. assumed aud the several iableanx
xbieh followed, the whole being one Of the
eb,4f features Of the evening.
Then in easy succession came ladies' with
DARK hair ard sparkling eyes personating
Turkish maidens; ladies treading meas.
nv, IL the costumes Of bonnie Scotland ::
twelve yoang ladies' 10 picturesque COS
,une. Of IisIy gracefully gliding through
,hs tambourine drill; twelve tiny PEG Ole
.,opiaY out French minuet; six young
l.aie. and III young gentle men in japanese
,,tirs 10 the Strains Of the Mikado INDUCED
in quaint attitudes suggestiy. Of the eoun-
nv Of the almond eyed. The scarf dance
In soanish costume. and then thirteen
,oans ladie. in crimson and black uniforms
IN the sword drill came to represent EGG
and Loud and frs a lsnt was the applause
,h.t greeted their skilled and perfect eyolu-
tom. Tabesur we're intersperssd through
an, the whole. The dance 10 costume Of
the m ahiand Fling by Miss Msude Ball
"a. heartily encored. The long time aud
o.tlspce required 70 drill those taking the
,,riou, parts vas amply rewarded by the
n.,fset success Of last evenings entertain
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MAINE PEOPLE.

One of the smsr, Old ladies If Maine 10
"Aurt" Mary Fiarelty, of J1nesboro, aged
ninety one years, who refusesto have heip'
and does her own homework
Mr. william E. Davis. the superintendent
of ths Lewiston and Auburn Electric Com
many. has handed in his resignation to take
effect March |. His successor will be Mr..
+. F.. Bsbee sho has recently resigned his
no.,ion with the city of Lewiston. Mr..
Ri.bee will assume charge March l.
Mr. Julia, wife of Rev. ,stello Yves
ton, died last week a, her home in ST John.
\ n aged As years Mrs Weston was
IN. daughter of the late Samuel Andrews.
and. of Bridgton. graduate of bfidgton
Academy and Tilden Female seminary
Lebanon, n. II. Her husband vas at one
: me stor of the Congre gstiouA church
a, Br .ton and later they iaoored together
At ps.rora,es in Rocklsn'. Dexter, Halifax
Bath ard Gloucester.
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Tbs late visit Of Messrs. Bishop and
Morgan Of New York to this State N ous
OF their regular horss parehs ding trips has
again called afsearion 70 he constsa. de.
msnd for choice Maine horses and the good
prices which they bring. On this last ex.
p.dision Mr., Bishop purchased . total Of
twenty-five horses. At Cslsis he par-
chased Two of n. N. McKusic, School.
marin AID Lady Nae. For the former he
paid o. 300, for the latter $500. Mr..
Bishop also purchased in Calsis, Dskenont,
Of Mr.. Cone. for .Aich be paid 500;
Maud Of Will Eaton, for $500, and Tomnie
Of Thomas La.isr. for 800. Al Purified
Mr.. Bishop offered the lars. sum of
$500 for Mis- Lsdo. owned BY z. c.
Body, but her owner thoazh, a
round " 600 vas the lowest h VA
Wiling to let the speedy mare 60 fro n biz
Tor. At Hoaiton, Mr. Bishop purehssed
Bonny doom, owned by . Boston gentle
man add kept by Jen Bradbury. far $1,000.
A very promising two year, old colt, Am
" D'"iin'h'' o"ns" ~ 'en- Brad
bury and Geo B. Dunn vas bought for
"ahosAhy pay "yeAfs Old. black
'''S 'e'f' ''o' owned oy 1sn- Bradbury.
'''' 'eA'' ''' cont owned oy ) A. Browne
-"' ~"''hsr COR OF Inc same age owned ~
wv N'o''y OF nohuesiio' brought
mum Wv" !" sS"o sach- In Lewiston
."1 AUBURN "r' Dis"op purchased eight
''''e' ihfes we're porchased OF ISAIAH
.o"p''iy d prices ranging from 800 To
wv" mr. f'mpiliy Also sold for isrs.
p'''. ''i'e Ah""n Z" b's Anox. II
Ds"''' 500 SAD 70 20 IN 80 or better
D''h"p Also purchased the Conductor
niAsa'n Morse ana The captain Cain horse.
A""'n DETER - Inc l.. Gay horse, both Of
e" 's's secooh'en promising ADD Tor
''"s P'ice' were pA'a. Inc foahh
INC WIN "'iier' nehenney hnox colt
""'e" o'ou3n' III inc ps'shoofhood Of $3.50
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OVER THE STATE.

A subscription is in circulation for the
purpose of ttting up a boys reading roor'
ia Gorhsm village.
J. l.. Keith & Son, OF Oldtown, are full
Of bushes at their driving boot factory.
Ls.t week they shipped twenty cases Of
driving boots aud shoes to one firm in New
Hamp-hi e
snow drop was open in front of the old
Merrill house on Congress, street Saturday.
f., b. 10 The earliest booming heretofore
has heen February q, 1850 and the latest
March rs 1888 Eastern 4rgs
The mail service between Grsenviile and
ktnro Ia. been increased TO SIX times a
week during the winter months. beginning
February Path this year, and from about
March IS h to May 18th IN each year.
During the last two month, 1880 COG
salmon Eggs have been shipped BY Fish
Comm, .sioner c G Atkins. at Backspor',
by say of the American ESpress Company
to various points throughout the United
States Quite q large quantity was sen'
frnm the hatchery last thursday. Ihe's
eggs ind their way into many distant
plars. aud are used to stocs many ~atef'
besides these Of our own State. FROM T. II
.ourea 4 revenue is obtained wtnch helps &c
cary on the work OF restocking our o"u
ws,ers with game fish.
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Waldo.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Waldo county for the week ending
Feb IL 1890:
Peter W. 'yer. Freedom, to Dirigo Grange. do
EphTian Rrasdou. e. dom. 10 \, VI. rlummer
vile. Henry A. Bacon, Unity. 10 Joseph =
Libby, do, lose h :, Bnrgas-. -earsmont, TO a.
Fuller, do; harle- Black, ia :. TO ella +
stevens do, Fred H. turii-, Go orsdp ity, Col
10 A " Nicker.on, >wanylile. Ait tlfpx. Tn
ION, to J ; u-gass, >.arsmpnt, T.. + Hanson,
Belf ST, TO u. {. foot"ake do, f. 7. Hartman,
stockton, TO 4. VI. Merchant, Prospect, j. u
Lsnson. Freedom. TO Dligo t'-sngr. do. Joshua
J. nab. lInColnvillr. to J A Mrservay. do; !. &.
h~r then, >esrspo t. to 'harirsp SAWYER. d.; e
Il. iilsbury. tnIty. 70 Up u. ri sbury, do, =.
". frndltt II, Searspert, 10 john Murphy, do,
q Zen irton. ~earsppr'. to John Murphy, do.
John {. Rose Rr ok. to Josephiue togg, ia
son +. l.. Robertson. -ssnvillr. 10 +. \. robert
son d. II w >patt, Bangor, . Emery " Bun
k"- I-les horo. A. g. >p' ncer, kefa-t TO Sarah A.
Spencer. do. Lewis Thompson, Unity. to John A.
Sevens do,
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Franklin Comfy

The following are the transfers of rea
estate in Franklin county. for the weel
ending Feb. II. 1890.
tHEsTERvIfLE Cyrus u Morrt'l ~ ais o
Madi*on, to Geo W Buttertcld, lAni SIC, Mar
A Buttrrheld TO Harriet A. leighton, home
stead, etc, $40.
Avon Cyrus and Sarah II. Goodwin to Her
bert .. Gleason. of Mexico land and buildings
$50.
wELD.-Heirs Of stephen E. Griffith to A. r
Marsh 81 Dixield land go
STRONG AIssander Kennedy to VIM. r. Eu
gene u Imam and Geo. w. Ringer OF Farming
ton, pi"e trees, 8i5
WILTON -Ekskiel $ Pratt to Francis C. Pratt
prrmi 70, etc sOO0
NEW NIsrY,nn -Amlra l.. Stone to Hell Der
l. Turner, land SO
NEW SHARON - Frank 7. Rand TO warrer
g. Ra d : lands 900
JAr.-Bra ket Jewell to 4. W Estes land
$50
tARNiSGT " Geo W Ranger and =. F. Gil
mnn to Frank Jarrett and and buildings, 20 0
Frank Garrett 20 Napoleon Marco OF Waiersilie
l. land and buildings 5000.
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8orl


HANCOCK.
In Par Hsrhor February :. to Mr. and Mr.
MAYNARD W / aiue : -oa- Did Fen. i0l, Feb
o. to Mr. and Mrs.. Jacob Titus, daughter.
kESSEBEC.
In rittston Fehru ~ 8. TO The wife OF Mr.. c
W. Church, son, G harles benismn)
KNOX.
In Rockland, February Q. to Mr.. and Mrs
Ma han +. c. be. daughter Feb. 6, to Captain
and Mrs.. X h. Snow, a >on-
LINCOLN.
In Fdgecomb Fsb 10. to the wife Of A p
Greenlesf, daughter
OXFORD.
In East sumner, Feb 8, 10 the wife o. r. 6
Stephen. a sos.
in West ,umne-. Feb Z. to the wife Of james
ChadDorune, q daughter.
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CITY OF AUGUSTA.

Proposals are invi'ed for removing the Old
7ier II ksunebsc bridge The work NUT b.
6. npiri.d ~ .oon A. possible affe the c rnuie-
.,ou of the new irun bridge wiiich - IN b. m
ish-,i about VI srrh OH A considerable portioe
a, the STONE il 10 he =, 20 it=si zip rap arouui
the rev ui-is Tie bal land d on the ess
$40 Il the river. Specifications for The uor.
may he seen NJ the Mzya5'- efher. or b calling On
Acerm n " d Jams the otte q The Augusta
I wagr Co prolyl-.i- m8.t BE- received b..
I fore cd %. me city reserve tire rixAt to
1 c, anT aud al rtss MAX rnv 10 ~t'ropo.al-
| 10 remove i'ixr,-s afdr' s. the Mayor o. Au.
| m ,a Maine. SAMUEL W. LANE. Mayor,
fehl4l;a Far COMMITTEES n Bridge.
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SUPERIOR COURT
Hon VIM p. Wnitehouse, Judge
Presiding.

w s CHoArE, Clerk.
+ A. SMALL, Stenogrspher.
G. +. SrEvESs, Sheriff.
TUESDAY. Feb Is.
The court was engaged today in hearin
naturalization cases from Waterville. Six
teen were admitted tn citizenship.
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All claim. not consistent with the higt
character of Syrup of Figs are pnrposels
avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company
Il acts gently on the kidneys. liver anC
bowels, cleansing the system efectually
bat il is not a cure-all and makes 70 pre-
tensions that every bottle will not substan
nate.
ianoslSw
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Personals

Rev John b Fogg of Monmouth, was
in the city yesterday.
Insurance Commssioner J. .. Smith Of
skoshegan. was IN the city yesterday.
Mr. j Hall left yesterday forenoon
90 a business tr,pto Boston and New York.
W Bradford. awell known attorney
Of Indianapolis lad was in the city yes
Hriay
ar and Mrs Geo Wood of Winthrop
are in the city thi. week visiting their
daughter Mr.. A. J Hall
s Schrarz'chld, special agent of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
"a. ia the city yesterday.
MAJ o f Michselis was a, Boston ye,-
tsrlsy On business connected with the
I.Ie.boro improvement Company.
Mr. V B Hardy, Ed, Of New vile-
yard. ~. a the city yesterday on business
before tie State Valuation Commi.s oner..
On ,hs H.t Of arrival. at he Augusta
House yesterday were the names of Mar
ceu. nos and F W. Brown. Jr. of
Brooks
Arthur L. Heuett Of Minneapolis, who
hs. been vi.iting in thi. city ,he past few
week. left Yesterday for Minnesota, by
way Of Toledo aud Findlay.
Hoa W + whtehouse and Hon. J.
Manchester Hayne. are to have 'heir por-
trait. painted by MIR. j d. Aarons. the
clever Looion portrait painter now doing
YORK IN Portland
W. had very pleasant call yesterday
from CAPT Edsln II. Torrey of Surry.
Mr.. forrey IS Chairman OF the Selectmen Of
surry and came here 70 r. present the TOW n =
Interests before the Valuation Commission.
He "a. an N lent member Of the House
Of Representa- i've. in 1881 and Is one of the
scuse ar,l .uh-tsn,al farmers of Hapcock
county Formerly TO- many years he led
ssestsrng life.
The fuiloring gentlemen were among
those registered at Hotel North F, II
Preble Bingham; Eugene Clark. Cara.
tank II J. Csy,ing, Bangor; Warren
Colby Bingham. G. $. Burrill. Fair ield ;
Joshua Gray, Gardiner; W. ID. Snow AMI
WIN Srow, Skow hogan, ) Chase. No.
New Portland. r $ Longley. Scion; W.
H. Smith, Warren; c. Phibrook, Esq.
Wsttville W. H. Fuller, Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
joseph Williamson, Jr of Belfast. who
SNOW studying law in the Boston univer-
atty Law School has been elected captain
Of the University base ball nine. Those,
and they are mary, who remember Joe
" the popular city edit r of the Journal
and sure" ouifelder Of the Augustus tao
Years ago tpect 10 see the University
win some good games this season. Z +
Gocdwiu. the popular representative FROM
SscShsgan ia the last legislature, will play
81 base Their are sbont 600 students
frorl which to select strong team.
Al the Cony House yesterday the follow
ing gentlemen were registered: Chss. ID
sbsw, Henry NJ Shaw, Fred B. Brsden
Of Greeuvilie. Il II Andrews. Monmouth
W. 7. psg.ett, Fairfield; J. b. Foeg
Monmouth; C. G To'man. Fairfield
William Philbrick, Sko~hegsn: 4. J. Law
renee Fairfield &. A. Phillips, Wsterville
{ F johnson, Wa,erville l.. W. Weston
sso~begsn, T. W. Fogg. Bosdoinham
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mere are

mere are
many white soaps
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory
They are not.
but like
all ccunterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having t.
lis sold everywhere.
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The Best

Kabo never works up or
down or breaks. If it does
in 4 year, you shall have your
money back, and we mean it.
The steels may break
the best Of stcels have their
limits of strength. But Kabo
has no breaking-limit; it
doesn't break at all.
And the Kabo corset is
perfect in form.
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you.
n. ". ASDRKws.
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NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY!

Having recently fitted the old Car Shops the East end
of Bridge prepared do all kinds Of carriage
work at short notice Our fact for doing fine work at mod
superior to factory the State We have all
the latest Prov the way of tools and appliances and
work than have been
able produce heretofore In painting department have
taken especial pains and feel confident that facilities not
surpassed by any factory in New England Our capacity for
storing carriages ample having $4,000 So feet Of floor
surface All carriages needing repairs and painting will be
stored through the free expense We shall continue to
manufacture Patent Drop Axle Delivery Wagon for which
there growing demand and orders rapidly increasing.
We shall be pleased all old customers and many
Cur will be give every full value for his money
and frst-cass work every time.
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Ayers Pills

prove effective
la Tie summer Of 1884 I was sent TO IA.
Annapolis hospital. suffering with chronic
ni@rrhea- While there. / became 80 re-
diicea in strength that could not speak and
was compelled 10 write everything 1 wze.ed
70 say was then having sonle q OF %
stools per day The doctors orcersd a raedi-
cine that | was satisfied would be Of no
benefit 10 me. ] DID not take il, bat t4r
s'GA.ied my nurse TO get m. sofne Of Or.
Ayers Pills. Aboat two oeock 10 the after
noon Took sia Of these pills. and By mid
nizht began TO ieel better Ia The morning
uie doctors came again. and after deciding
uaAi my symptoms acre more fay0r4bie gave
ne different medicia@. which did no, use.
ba' took four more Of tlie pills Instead The
next day tie doctors came 70 see ne. and
Thought I was doing nicely and 50 dll IL.
tien toos one phi iay for a week At the
s'id Of thai time. considered myself cured
Ana that Ayers Pills had saved my HE
vas then weak, but had 40 return Of the
disease. and gained 10 strength a, fast a,
could be expected p c. Luce, LAie Lieut.
1,h Reg. Mass Vol. Infantry.
Ayers Pills are
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A' an incentive 10 correct work in the
failIsy mail service the Postmaster Gen
sal has offered gold medals as prizes TO
ne clerks, who attain the greatest PROD
e'eocy The Postmaster General has decid
- 10 present, st the close of the year 1890.
WE'VE gold medal. to clerks TO be known
!" the Postmaster General Medals" one
OF which is to be awarded in each of the
se'en div sons TO the clerks who shall in
We year 1880 make the best general record
% me lasges, number of cards represent
ing post ofiices distributed BY routes or by
counties modified by class of clerks, mum
yer OF cards cased correctly. the error sliI
record and the car work Of the clerks
ine twelfth medal will be awarded to ,ht
e'efk of any class in any division who sbsl
curing the year correctly distribute in th'
'oefsest time and with the largest numbe
Oh separations cards representing the great
s's humber of post efices. In awndin,
N" medal special consideration will b,
sven the rspidity with which the distribu
WOO has been accomplished.
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NOTICE.

tn. w.ll-tnowu mschinist. Mr.. GEORGE
NANSIAULr has oPen-d = nlsehfoe shop on
Kendall = and work IL his lir~ VII receive
uroJups s,tentio,. Prices low, sagisfsetisn gaar-
anirsd.
vsswing Nachines . Specially.
fsbi7aMbThrslns
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BY All Odds

ans moss generally useful medicine q Ayers
Iiaa. A. r-meay for he various diseases
:. use Stomach, liver. and boueis. these
Ian nave no equal Their sazax-coassne
.ases 'hssn not onlJ 20 be easy and
rsasan, to take, but preserves their meeE-
esiiAi Integrity In al climates and for any
reasonable ieagsh Of time. The best f.niiv
medicine. Ayers Pills are. also. ursurpassed
Tor The use Of travellers. soldiers. saiIors.
eempsss. aad pieoeers- la some Of the
niost critical c2ses, wien al other rsmedses
have failed.
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WANTED-A carriage paigler as second
w haud UEe who Cas- var lsh gear, aud
b.. TO T. arm the painting > {. Llbb- Y, With
Hiram Giatk $50. teb I'D
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Spiral ADVERTISEMENTS.

small advertise ao- exee~S.iHg three lines
eonai NJ zndsr the bad Of WANTED. FoE SALx
To Lar, LOST &C., vii Be Inserted car time fof
3 eeet- farr~ tisnss for - cert. and gas week tor
% e-ers. Il paid in advance IL MOP PAID IN AnA
VANCE. EEGCLaR RArgs WILL Be CHikGkD.
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LOST

r OFT Be're-n Grammar School bail ing
Il via Oak 81. and J0arnal ofier, German al
yer taos al ivory end Please leass a arnal
e.sos. fshl7dlss
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Hallawer Granite
WORKS sill take piac. AT their Office in tailored
O'Clock p. VI.
IRE following business viii come before the
meeting;
ttrsI-To hear the report Of the Treasurer read
and take such action thereon as may b. emeo
necessary.
s-copd-TO choose seven Directors for the en-.
saing yea.
Tdif,i- The transaction Of any ether bushes.
that may legal y n. before m eting
ieb s.llv l.. b. MERCHANT eere ary-
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NNA >tiD-A lev gentlemen boa de at u
w Grady street. .uu h door tiod location
plea ant rooms MIS- bAafIE r. NAI1H.
frDis5lg
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vIrANrt DO lease or bay tine III
w aud prlyiiele sHlatt, for fur iiare manu-
factory Must b, l. I ies- Than " more taA
100 tuiie- from Argus Auy building Win
power would answer. Address, K ;" Journal
Othee, Augusta. ftGI-d2~'
WANTED - adie. 10 bring their spring
w Dre-s making 10 Mrs eturtrsH ant. ferfeei
hts suaraH vrd. COR. Church ami Fngs St..
Dpp nranitr Chuf ck Jan llu'
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no RENT 49, Two .rnnl tenements. tnqnire at
l No. :, Granite Block. u. " WILLIAMS
declidtf
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TO LET.

I Or Nt-iiousY On state street now &C
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