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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
trickle from so many undying worms
in so many distilleries.

,rms by which Summer was supposed to tas-
cinate the Indians aud control them to
king his within fact, ''to put spells upon
~ to them," has been satisfactorily explain
1irst. ed. The message sent ahead of him by
lick the old chief may have had much power
face in that direction; but believe the true
wild cause of this influence resided in the
Sad kind-hearted fairness that always
I. Nv characterized these old-time people Of
,ugh the .,nutch Fork, as far back as We can
IS at know anything of their conduct to-
ain. wards neighbors and strangers, i'll busi-
mis- ness and in hospitality. So generous
y he were they,-so importuuate in pressing
ion: their kindness upon guests, that their
p;- reputation for loving care of wayfarers
, re- reached faribeyond their borders. This
win brotherly behaviour, no doubt, dis
)nce armed any incipient inclination that
18th might have started in the harbarous
Sstures of these savages towards mas
acfe'ns '0>-. >Ihe he white intruders; and per-
maps the instructnS4> n.tbey received from
he civilized race in agriculco-zsassa ra and in
he use of improved implements s,s,igbt
lave aroused in their natural lselfshneSe a.
expectations Of subsequentandi increas- natio
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14

expectations Of subsequentand increas-
ing benefits to result from the preser";-
tion of friendly relations between
themselves and the newcomers.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

ing in Rome and throughout the
American and European Italian
settlements over the recent New
Orleans lynchings, this morn
ing's Courier-Journal publishes
the following pertinent editor
ial: AT the time the New Or
leans regulators were killing
the assassins who had escaped
conviction by bribery and per,
jury, the men of the life-snving
station at Sandy Hook were at
the peril of their lives rescuing
the crew of fifteen from the
Italian bark Umberto Primo,
ash ore ON Romer shoals. Amer
is hospitable to all men and
creeds, except those who teach
assassination. Neither the life
savers nor the regulators asked
the nativity of the men, but
they were moved OILY by the
first instincts of human nature
which know nothing of nation
alities.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

stantlv sha a. =, AZ 4 ! ao..a4,,;.a.
Ssas ~. slae !. saw 'i,as 5oii.esn .,l,S
and , mnohs, s aae reau . srouoie
.s1 np0,g go ~ lis 49,.
], ~ 1917 ~, uS y 'iiore IN 'nins
9a S,oonoa 80 s..,, L.,
u, : sso sSa anu SOMA uo"n
.Io J / 49,, 49, 4 .o,,,a
th;,,n ,,,rona no pa sauie = soiiie,
ai,,l;a - IL sa ;sSo soi m9.
tomas m g, $3.50, ; !. - nuS
a.gn,v rs,;naS ' noa.,.
aRrora Ths u shar;9 co,,aa
today and naw all 81 Ua. .Sa
door anno,ncas - .sa ~ - ,,a LA
Hat ba has na;d M; ~, ras sno 49, -
ma Nv onca a n,n,,s 4 49, puss / ! J
faIian and thera = uot iGu0o h h,,s
daath Iaft s s0 ~ :. > os'is ous
..non,t .aIi. tha. - -.
Ramambar that w, III, bana
me- > - 's
Ha ,ookad =. -. 800. s,,l
IL anJ ~raanaS ~ M iop'oaoniu
ooh Sas Ihava -, .has.;a
aftar ! ys III a .se,,. 10y ~ s IT,,
that an,o,,rt - ~ az 49, i,
that T need Il nv hn -
cannot hear - ~ no os ..,San |
have haen r;c ~ 90 80 topr NIL,
L;ll nxsalf j" - io '
aycu shal, IL. i. ,oaa,,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
BEN TERRELL in MoNRoE,
He Is warmly Received by the
Alliance.

MONROE, N. c., March ia
very large audience assembled
in the court house to-day to
listen to the Alliance orator,
Ben Terrell. The rather dis
agreeable weather kept away
several farmers who lived at a
distance and expected to be pres
emit, but there was a crowd suf-
ficient to fill the house and give
the speaker a hearty welcome.
He was introduced by repre-
sentative Jas. A. Marsh, of this
coun z. The speech was able
one and dealt with the leading
questions of the day in a very
earnest and commonsense way
His speech was, o course, warm
ly received by the alliance. He
received the polite attention Of
all who We 9 pre- emit during the
entire discourse, which lasted
two hours.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
CHARMING THE DEAD
A Singular Ceremony for the
Recovery of Dead Bodies.

Recovery of Dead Bodies.
MILLEDvILL, Ga.-A curious
c. Sc of negro superstition has
been reported from a district
above this city. Four negroes,
wi ., loaded up on liquor at
te tied to go across the swollen
0conee and get a supply of the
ardent for future reference.
When they had reached the
middle of the stream, the boat
became unmanageable and was
capsized, leaving its load of
human freight in a watery
grave. Since that time a futile
effort has been made to recover
the bodies, and the last resort
is a sort of conjuring process
that originated in the brain of
a voodooist of that section. A
dress that was worn by the
wives or First loves" of each of
the drowned men was procured
and tied to a stick, and the men
who invente 4 the scheme began
the work res .ue by holding
them just over the water, while
he rowed up and down the river
in a boat. If the scheme had
the desired effect, it was to be
shown by the dressed falling in
the river and sinking under the
water when near the spot where
the ''lost love- rested. The
proceedings were regarded as a
very, scored ceremony, and q
great crowd gathered along the
rivers banks, and emphasized
its sanctity by weeping and
praying, while their mellifiuous
overtures reverberated with
solemnity across the tranquil
waters. When last heard from,
the dresses were still on top,
and the negroes of that section
are now satisfied that the bodies
fioated a considerable distance
down the stream.
In the same section a new
theory regarding the continued
rains has been sprung, and un.
der the present state of things
there are plenty who will vow
that the rains will never cease,
Some weeks ago a negro died
in that locality and was to have
been buried near lions chapel.
The grave was dug and every.
thing made ready for the fun.
eral, when the family Of the
deceased decided to bury the
body in another place, which
was done. Immediately after
this the rains began TO fall and
have continued almost inces.
sanity since then. The negroes
vow that il will never cease Il
rain until that grave is filled
up, and that the man who has
that duty to perform will be the
next one TO die in that section
The negroes are considerably
worked up over the matter, but
none Of them will dare e
remedy the evil by filing III
the grave. II continues 70 rain
by night and day, terrifying the
ignorant and superstitious, who
sit on their porches and fences
and watch the showers kill theil
prospects for a coming crop.
81
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
Be Sure

n you have made up youf mind 70 bug
Hoods sarsapariliz do nod be Induced 70 taks
medicine, possessing. b. virtue q rs peculiar
combination, prUpcsfion, and preparation,
curative poser Superior 10 tay othsr article.
A Boston lady Who knew what she wanted.
and whose example . worthy Imitation. sslls
her experiences below
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
SAVED BY MS WIPE.
A WOman's Desperate Economy
Isescues a Man from AwfuI
Ruin.

Disaster came, John w. He.
therington went home a ruined
man. His wife, a beautiful wo.
man, met him at the door, In.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
Hoods

When begin taking Hoods szrzpzriEla
I was feeling real miserable, sassring
. great deal with dyspepsia, and % rsak
that a times could hardly stand tlcoksd,
and had for some Tina, Ike o psrscn n oon-
sumption. Hoods Harsaparilla did me %
much GOOD thatI wonder at myssfsomstlmes,
and my friends frequently peak Oft" kna
ELLA A. Corr, q Terrace Street, Boston.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25

LOUISVILLE, KY, March ls.--
Apropos Of the continued howl.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
WA. Lea. S. r. Darlington,
I'D IL GGD-
REAMS WAREHOUSE,
DURHAM. n. c.

Is the place sell your tobacco Why?
ls has the best sky lights and shows your tobacco better adj
vantage.
End II j. centrally located and the most convenient
srd has the best arranged lot with electric lights &c.
We can always guarantee patrons and friends that they
eeiye every every pile Of tobacco the market affords
stand By our patrons and bid lively every pile Our sales since
opened October have been larger than the history
Reans Warehouse
APoxTER We sold Friday Feb 20 ssSgs pound. Of tobacco for
10 an average Of 1897 everything and all
Below We few prices showing that good averages
r. n CASH $40 49, 60 a. 25 49, = T. Pao $i2 Is g. 60 &c.
ne 2O woham khodrs s4 ~ u.s. 25 ~ Holloway s2D
10 G a. I3 Bette Wilkens S5 o. 30 81 5 FM Estes 81
l36 "a 49, T. j. Rggsbee S5, So 2S 40 81 IL 90 a. j. w.
Stanley $i2 49, 49, a. 10 25 Tullenton 49, ~ 49, 3d.
las 2s u.s. Ig W. B. Bon, si4 49, 49, 49, 49, 49, 81 co. IT. 15
L. b. Clayton $2 45 49, H. u. Harris $685. H. 90 49, as 3D. B.
o. Bullock $50 H. 3D. a. 81 49, 25 Nancy a. Lea 49, A. 90,
a. 49, 90 80 81 49, J. A. Fowler, 40, 25 49, 20, IL j. p
Parrott 49, 90 a. 3d. 80, 81 a. TO- j. w. Inscroe 27,
10 So 33 So Harris 81 49, % 81 &c. So a. So 49, 49,
Nov ask 70 try With load We will secure satisfactory
prices Drive direct the old Rams Warehouse DO not be persuaded
70 20 any where else
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-25
To Get

sIn enc store where I went 10 bug fioot's
ssrsapzrills The eiefk tired 70 induce ne bug
theifown instead q Hoods; he told me thsir's
would last ionrer; that mlghs take 70 % tsn
days trial; thsi II id not liks u I need not
pay anything. ete. Tut be could not prevail
On me 70 change. I told him knsw What
Hoods susapaFilla was- had taksa u. vas
satisfied win Il, and I'D not sani any othsf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03
Personals.

Mr.. Horace Haynes Of Bangor was ii
the city yesterday.
G. A. Marston, Esq Of Skowhegan is il
the city and will attend the races today.
Prof. r, L. Van Clsef and wife Of Cam
bridge, Mass, are visiting at f. w. White
houses.
Nine Jennie McLain Of Rockland is tn,
quest Of her friend Miss Ina Chsdbourne o
this city.
Mrs. Eugene Dsnforth and little daushse
Of Madison are visiting Mrs. Dsnfoith'
brother. Mr.. c. B. Murphy.
Miss Nellie WEIGH returned to Augusts
Wednesday, after pleasant visit OF three
weeks at her home in St. Johns.
Miss Msrsie Mason and her sister. Mrs
s. r. Robinson Of Indianapolis have gon'
to Squirrel leland to spend the month o.
July.
Mrs. Gregorie and daughter, Miss Hen
rietta Gregorie from South Carolina, ar
visiting the Hon. J. W. Bradbury and fam
lily, in this city.
Mrs. Luther P. Henderson Who has besI
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. Gen. Har
ris Of this city, leaves this week on viii
to friends In Boothbsy and Mschias.
Mr.. W. G. Hubbard. the popular land
lord Of the Hilton House, Wiscssset. snt
y. A. Dreamer, Esq clerk of the court
Of Lincoln county, are in the city and viii
attend the races.
Hon. Geo. X. Macomber has been thu
past few days down to Vanceboro where h
vas called to settle the insurance on thu
mill Of the Vanceboro Wooden War;
Company, recently destroyed by Ore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

How the want column of the JOURNAL
grows, People alI over Central Maine.
and even from outside the State are patron
izing it. There 10 no surer way Of reach
ing the public il person wants to sell or
buy anything; if he has house
to rent; il he has lost or found
anything; IL he warts to secure help
Of any kind; if he desires = sitastion-in
short il he desires to communicate with the
great public for any possible purpose. The
great results that have been obtained by
the use Of this column are Che reason for
it's rapid growth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

The two scores above made BY Lieu.
Smith, each Eve ssrishs bsiisssss, csnss.
suss perfect score. They sss The bssl
thss have been ssns Ia 10 Col. Rarrinssss
this year and cannot b excelledn
Ths shove scores Of rs cut Of . possibl<
cannot well be besfsn. but Who dali nats
the best sssrsGsts = ths sharpshosssrs
qualifying distances Of 800, 800 and 500 IS
~ 10 bs determined.
SsfgI W. D. Blown Of Co. z. "a Ress
Skowhessn his sent In two scores Of %. u
200 yds., two Of "a 81 500 yds. and % and "a
u 900 IDS
Celonsi Harrington says he 10 proud oftbs
manner III. best shots are putting in ih ii
practice. Thsy are not only nAktng score,
that the Stats may veil be proud Of. but
they are getting szcsIlsns work out Of The
whole companies they are members Of
The question 10, With him, Who shsii have
the best company ass whole. Time vil
tell that. Oae thing SURE, moot Of the
companies sre doing finely 10 mis- practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03
G.o,,. $. M.cDou.ld Of Bangor VA.

George S. Macdonald Of Bangor Was
brought here yesterday BY the officers Of
that city aud pIsced in the insane asylum.
He formerly worked for the America,
Expires, Company in Bangor and the other
morning he went. to their stables and asked
for team say ing that be hsd been sent for
il. He then dove reckiessly abatt town
and later to Old Tosn where it 10 said be
stole . watch. He is the man who put
dynamite in furnace where he lived sew.
erai years sgo hu: ii was discovered in time
to avoid disaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

Twins circus advertising car left her
for Waterville yesterday morning. Thsi'
circus viii show here Friday. July ioth
They have received st the different place
they have showed excellent Enforcement
from the press.
The Irwin Bros. inauxufstsd the ssvdus
season in Nevbufsh for 1891, st the To-
between South william and Spring street
last evening. This large tent accommodate
1000 people and 1t vss we'll filed. Their.
10 no denying the fact that Newourgh !
dead struck" on circus. The chow w.'
. good one and 10 deserving Of patronage
Evening Press, Nevburgh. N. r., Ma.
t2, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03
ONH ENJOYS

DNH ENJO14
Both The method AID rssulu Wa.
Syrup Of Fig i taken: i u plsaaan
and rsfssshing 70 .hs .Asss. and Get
gently yet promptly On the Kidney
Liver AID Bowsls, alsAusss tbs ~,
.sn sascsnalIys 3spsb soIds, head
acass ara fsvsrs and surss hAbitus
constipation. Syrup Of Fig d ID,
only rsrasdy Of IL k1d sys, prt
ducsd, pleasing 20 che tssts aad &c
ceptabls 70 the stomach, prompt .
il action and truly beneficial u il.
sSsctz. p7spxred only from the nos
healthy sna szreeAble substances IL,
many ,scs,lsnE qualities command i
to eli an3 hsys made il the nos
upulAr Esmscy kccvn.
Syrup Of sfg Il fcr zss n W.
and 81 so..is< BY al leading drug
riya Aay -aliabls drzygsss wnc
may act have II On hAAd vii pro
cure il promptly 'ss sa- ~ WA
wishes 70 Ky 4 De ~ aase9s ssl'
substitute.
cSsasSakiA ~ SHE -
sAr fsssc,sss. sA1
as~,svHus ~ ~sr rsa ~
mav&dAviy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the
system efsctusIly. yet gently. when cossive
or bilious. or ~hsn the blood is impure or
sluggish. to permanently cure hsoisusl
cous,. usf,on, 70 awaken the kidneys and
liver 10 . healthy activity. Without irritai-
ing or weakening them, use Syrup nf Figs.
jsneSd&vlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

The new sfmasure arrived at the electric
road power station at Haliowell yesterday,
and to-day all the cars, the circuit car in
c,uded, will be running on the regular
schaduIa time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

Those who are affected by any Ia"
usually ind the means of avoiding its pro-
visions much quicker than those who en-
force it or VII, we're instrumental in having
i, framed. Dsalers in different kinds Of
goods who hoped to find in the peddIers
license law = protection against those who
hawk their wares about the streets and pay nc
taxes nor bear any Of the burdens Of ihs
municipal government, ind in many place.
in the State and TO some extent in this city
that the astute peddler is finding method
Of lodging it. They profess to sell goods
by sample only, calling from house ~
house and displaying their wares and sslic
itipg orders. These orders are filed from
hesdq uarters and then another agent comes
around to collect There has in some
places been an attempt to have them arr' s.
ted but their managers seem rather to court
this so that test case may be made. They
say they are doing their business in man
ner similar to the sewing machine az
for instance. No one has yet made & test
case Of the matter and the agents seem to
be having it their own way just at present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

An extra car leaves this city Saturday
morning to accommodate passengers for the
Islander excursion to Booshbay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

The peanut stand ct the corner Of Water
aud Bridge streets was upset quite un-
ceremoniously yesterday afternoon. Quite
. number Of teams were standing on the
corner and among them was one the horse
OF which became frightened at passing
train. The horse backed quickly agsins;
the stand and in a moment peanuts. rooster
and all numbered the sidewalk. Leaving
the stand in its tipsy condition the ownei
hurried after the team that had gone around
into Commercial street, and was only sp
pessed when his palm had been crossed
with silver to the amount Of one hundred
and fifty cents. He then picked up hi
wares and resumed business as If no'bini
had happened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

II. X. ChoatelE.e Of Cushnoc Heights,
has one Of the ut gardens in the city. II
not only 10 look} Il splendidly, but probably
contains gress& number Of varieties Of
vegetables than by other city garden. Mr..
Csoate has cek that 10 spindled, and
his peas, potak, cacunbers, squashes,
eeets, hesps, ishes, turnips, cabbage
and oahsf veesf lice are looking in first
class condition. beside vegetables be has
curranss, goose rries, apples, pears and
cherries in abun nee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

Az Mr.. JOSEPH Fossett and wife we're
riding along On e Fstnut street "Wednesday
evening, three II dogs belonging to some
Of the residents . hat locality came run
ming ont Of the = and one Of the ami
mails leapsd up u 20 bit and tor the rear
curtain OF the car e that il will have to
b replaced With y ~ ose. The owner Of
The team is Z. ara quite indignant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

.-Givs . s,s8 ves1Ass md vs1l give ~
,-srle H. ~ esh,bssisas Of rossias ~
-, svw ksss sesa h this eSsaay Be-
- sss Of the ahscssfs Of the As5usss
ud,jse Pssk yessssdsg. ri he isdies-
nose - svssy hasd fully sussesnisssd his
s,ussmesk During sfsssss psss Of -
dsv several hefses were beiDs vssksd %
~ t,,ct. and sone Of tbsD vsfs pus
sIrs,sh psces thss bespesks shas ssy b
srsscssa Of thea todsy snd tomorrow.
n s.ek vss . HaIe dsag, ~ ~
Asssssa wsier conpss. - IN lssiss
NJ psps thss 10 y bring vsess dcva 70 ne
p.,t ssd Il ssssss sssas tsks The matter
!, s.nd The oaessls viI - Inst ~ is0stius
.h.u 81 be issssfsrsd with or nsds un-
o,e.ssus b. ~ dsse The sfass iassds he
.,.cs - bsss css 70 Inst teams may drive
!, :. .sueI. MeH Of The nsv stables are
- !. ,,,dinsss y b. sccseisd. but every
go - dose in charge could DO hiss
-. Soss. A JoUnsAL representative VS.
.ss,dsd hurrisd look about The sssbIes
y.ssrSsy. A sight Of good horse flesh can
b. obssinsd there shss no one With liking
IA, mt noble asinsi should mics seeing.
MOI al Of the vsli-knovn aysss that viii
ia BATHS today and tomorrow we're on the
grounds, snd some we're on the track being
,rsscissd. Oas Of the ofst ones " come
IN ~ We call st the seyessi
stalls 10 cunard. Jf,, entered byl
ssschpols 4 Amss Of Gardiner Ia
the q 10 eIsss, where he will have lively
COMPANY. Cunsfd Jr. 10 pretty we'll known
smons bofsemsn and needs no special men
ton. Suffice IL 70 say that be 10 Chestnut,
stallion that has record Of 223 81, and
though he 10 trihs fss. not having been
fully trained down this season, ne safe 10
predict that he'll be In the procession W.
q. Bospsmsn, who has the care Of CunAsd
Jr., Is 70 start the si1year-old veasars in
the Q 50 class today. This is the horse.
agt race.
Matchmaker Jf. that starts ia the 80
class tomorrow 10 cosi black beauty with
. record Of ~ and full Of promise Of much
better. &c. p. A." owned by G. A. Part
ridge Of South Gardiner. with only shout
three weeks training goes into the 80 class
today. Lon Mcdonald Of e. Pittsson wss
urssen, loo king altar his six-year-old brown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

Sc new circular in Tuxedo Washing
Powder. juiy 3deod3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03
ro~oro Ordered zv
BOwDITCH. WEBSTER q co.

-FALED PROPOSALS will be received 1t the
- office Of the custodian at Augusta, Maine,
until II O'Clock NJ on the 1871, day Of July, lssl
fer furnishing all the lsbyr and materials required
for improvement to balcony. roof, etc. Of the
United States Fost Office Court House, q build
ing at Augusta. Maine, in accordance with speed
ncAtion and general plans OF the building, copies
Of vhicf, may be mad .. the Office OF the custo.
dian Eacf, bii me st be accompanied by certified
check for $50 90, The department viii reject al
bids received after the time here In stated fof
opening the came; also btds which DO mol cohplJ
.iyicrly with Al the requirements Of this invita-.
tion. Bids must be enclosed 10 envelopes, sexea
and Married. proposal Tor improve meat 70 esi-
conY roof, etc, of the United States foet Once,
Cou't House c building at Augusta, Maine
and addressed to. j. II. AASLEY, Custodian,
June 25fh, 1891. iuneAueoaos
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AZ &c eAnk.

a.,trase = nss6loess fos ~ 49,
H.oessss svH - Y ksensoeo
Cnpssy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

Twenty-Five young sound, well-broken
horses may be found for sale at the Cony
Brothers stable. One of the finest lots
ever brought to Augusta, comprising
draft, express, gentlemen's driving and
family horses. Several finely matched
spans. VIII be sold at reasonable prices.
Call and see them.
may75du
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

FOR SALE. One black mare. six years old.
l. sired by kenDebeo out OF msre by bonny's
Knox. Weight lI2s pounds. foe driver. per
fectl7 sosnd and kind and not afraid OF electric
or steam cars. b. ID. WOODS, Winthrop HilI,
Haiowsll. june2Sd2wt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

lrOR SAFE III" vacant tso story hiisk
e dwelling house and lot on Middle St. There
Ia n stable on The lot. The lot IL large and 40
small lots could be sold of for building iots II 10
bounied west by Middle street ard eaTeriy by
Stone street. II contains hvr rooms below, NJ d
nine rooms above snf large attic, and IL well
located for a boarding house. J. ". PATTERSON.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

TT JbS sAi.E-A t~o-hotse stgger wagon. ".
Z G. Wymsn, kinderhook street, ksodoiph,
Ne. June ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

CfOs s<LE-Riiiasd and pool room Ia fine
r location 10 the city CT Gardiner Three bji-
elass eondii ion The continued iii health of the
present proprietor and consequent inability to
attend to the business "a II should be- Ia the only
reason FOR selling. Apply 10 OF address Frank
Peterson. GArdinnr, Ne. juniGitf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-03

EOH sAL.E,-Ihe Colby saw MIL, BrBhsxfcE
Me. Water Power. Head Of tide. Price
low Terms easy. The Biuusxick styings issi-
tation. krunsEiek. We. iape2ed4M