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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15
I'm EstrHy.

A \ Estray Boar sh0at came to my premises
"A about tie Ist Of January, 1891. The own
or is requested 10 come forward. prove proper
ty. pay charges and take il away.
NJ +. VANVACTER.
March p. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15
Death Of Ion. Logon Osbmn

For a number Of years past the Hon. Lo-
gan Osburn of this county has been spend
ing part of his Winters and Springs in
Washington City. He has been at the Ma
tional Hotel for the past month. Three
weeks ago we couyersed with him there and
he seemed 10 be in his usual health and Wig
or of mind and body. Monday night last
after q few days illness, he died-surouud-
ed by members Of bis family. We cannot
write accurately OF his age, but presume he
was seyenty-fve years Old. He was not an
ordinary man. He was strong in will, coura-
geous and tenacious of conviction, frank -
almost brusque, sometimes-in the expires
sion of opinion. o.. unquestioned iutegri
ty and warm in his friendships. Several
years ago, whilst in Washington, Mr.. o.
burn suffered the amputation of an arm to
avert death from blood-poisoniug, and on
that occasion cviuced q comPOsure and
courage that would hav, elected admira-
ton ON the field of battle He served Vir-
GINA and West Virginia in their Constitu-
tional Conventions, and otherwise with f.
delity contributed Of his time and abilities
TO the veal Of the State under the old and
the new conditions. He commanded the
respect Of good men generally, but being
positive character sometimes evoked bitter
opposition and criticism. Nobody, howev-
er. questioned his sincerity or his honesty.
He had large possessions in this county
acquired by Industrious attention 20 bust
ness aud wise management Ia his death
the editor of iuETREE Press loses o friend
Ono that did not hesitate TO tell Us, with
great kindness too, Of rmistakes of opin-
ion OF expression when we ran counter
to his own judgment, and we always accept
ed what he said as the prompting Of sincere
conviction and honest purpose.
We understand his remains will be taken
to Round Hill, Loudoun county, Virginia,
for interment, to-day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15
Creamery for Rent or Sale.

AFirst-C lass Creamery OF large capacity mod
ern in all appointments, for Rent orSale. Lo-
Gated at Charlestown. Jefferson County, w.
Va. Large patronage. For terms and partic-
ulars, address Il. G. WASHINGTON.
Lock Box 4G. CbarlestowD, JeG. Co. w. Va.
oct. I. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15
WynkoOp, Walter & Co.,
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK lGlITS.
Office opposite offices of Charles
town NJ, NJ. & |. Co.
CHARLESTOWN, W. VA.
Nov b lS9O-6m.
To the Public.

HAVING severed my connection with Ste
phenson Seminary. respectfully an
nonnce that I will teach VOCAL AND IN
STRUMENTAL Music at my residence on
the corner of Mildred and Liberty streets. In
a community where am so well known as an
instructor / do not deem it necessary to cum
Der this announcement with testimonials.
MADAME BERTHA RUHL.
July so 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15

old familg gonrnal.
april 10, 1891.
Row Miles 5. Read will preach in the
Rants, Church on Sunday.
Mr. James Larue's barn near WicShae
r,. DESTROYED by ere Friday week.
NEW FURNITURE AND WALL PA
PER at u. L. hO0hHo
New English queenswme, domestic dry
goods. &c, just opened 10y ia. CHE"'
pr. WE. Lippitt ha, been disposing OF
some building lots on So@th Lawrence
street.
Nine Polish Cochin chickens were stolen
from The premises Of Mr.. W. Is. Davis d
few nights ago.
Roger son of Col Il. 2. Chew, whilst
running on the street in Berryyillc on Mon
day fell aud broke his collar bone.
Nr. W. y. Wood, Of Gibbs, Loedier *
Wood bias been appointed by the Governor
notary public for Jefferson county.
WANrrp.-Old time mahogany furniture,
clocks. brasses, &c. Address, JONI IEEb-
rtc. o North Howard street, Baltimore.
Mr. Bassett Mitchell has stuffed and
handsomely mounted The beautiful white
swan recently sent to Capt e. i. Baylor.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Chas W. Brown
Ieweler. for box of Electro-Siicon, the
unrivaled polish for gold, or silyer-plated
ware, glass, tin, ETC.
Dogs damaged the flock Of Mr.. George
Porterfeid on Sunday night TO the extent
of TWENTY-FIVE. Six sheep and five lambs
were killed outright
The Fair for The beneG, Of the Independ-
emf Fire Company viii be held May Is, II
and % the days designated for the drawing
and sale Of lots by the c. NJ. NJ. g. l. Co.
The Bayarian Band" made music in the
ar Wednesday afternoon aud night Of last
week The hat handed round was the re-
.eptacle of numerous nickels and pennies
Last Saturday we received two letters
from missionaries-one from Japan aud the
other from Mexico, and each contained
ba,h, flowers from those foreign countries.
4 blue heron was shot on the farm Of Mr..
Zsah Bane on Saturday It's companion
-8. away. The bird was ON exhibition at
SIR. Geo. T. Lights The plumage was
pretty.
Mr. Meetings ari gallery is closed This
week. will be opened again on Monday,
when he viii pursue the even tenor Of his
way aud catch the shadow ere the substance
fade as is his WON'T
Mr.. C. r. Hariesty, ,bc Katie King of
he Lower Valley, shipped eleven ear loads
of stock from the summit Point station, b.
so. Saturday week. They were for foreign
expor. and were Of fine quality.
M-. Jno. J.. Stewart, weI-bnowa and
-ed citizen OF Jefferson county, died at
.le residence Of his son, Mr. j. II. Stewart
Bunker Hill, ON Friday morning, April
-l. aged e years and s months.
Ladies clean your kid gloves with 0Iath-
.r- Glove Cleaner, for sale only by Burns
Is sbugert-vhere may be found a full line
O.. dressed and uudressed Kid gloves in all
.ds mos. desirable shades.
Ruling Elder John Burns was elected 20
r.r-s.en, Charlestown Church at the meet
-of Winchester Prcsbytery at Piedmont
Ruling Elder H. W. Criuendeu alternate.
The session began las, night.
Many of our people viii be delighted TO
suoa tLa: Nr. Charles G.. skinner and iam-
is have returned TO this county to reside.
They met. ve understand, with warm well
come o1 their Huris0ajHrg S0irt.
Nr leo Wheat, the grea. organist and
pianist la, completed arrangements for q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15

Nr McCung's art gallery is closed this
week. I, viii be opened again on Monday,
when he viii pursue the even tenor of his
way aud catch the shadow ere the substance
fade as is DIS won't.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15

Las, Saturday we received two letters
from missiouaries-one from Japan aud the
other from Mexico, and each contained
bri,h, flowers from those foreign countries.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15
C.. II. MITCHELL & CO.'S
Real Estate Agency,

Persons intending to invest in Real Estate,
Stocks or Bonds will find it to their interest TO
confer with Us before doing so.
c. T. MITCHELL & co.
Office above store OF Palmbaum & Bro.
Nov. 5, 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15

A5,ue heron was shot on the farm Of Mr.
Z.ph Bane on Saturday. It's companion
go. away The bird was ON exhibition at
]Ir Geo II. Lights The Plumage was
pretty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15

Mr. c. r. uardesty, The Katie King Of
the Lower Valley, shipped eleven ear loads
of stock from the SUNNI, Point station, b.
e D., Saturday week. They were for foreign
export and were of fine quality
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15

The report ,ha, the Legislature had pass
el % .aT requiring real estate agents 20 pay
O. yearly license of nifty dollars seems 10
base been mistake Ship. Register
Then DC appears one Of our townsmen
vao didn't know 80 was loaded was pre-
ul. Fir0r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15

Ladies clean your kid gloves with Math-
.r'- Glove Cleaner, for sale only 10y Burns
is Shuger,-vhere may be found full line
O.. Dressed and uudressed kid gloves in all
demos. desirable shades.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15

Nr leo Wheat, the grea. organist and
pianist La, completed arrangements for a
superb musical entertainment In Charles
.ou ODD Tuesday evening April DIST, at
which uueh viii bea-sisted by the charm
bog ror.,. Miss Lucas, OF Washington
City,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15

Ruling Elder John Burns was elected TO
r.r-e,en, Charles,own Church at the meet
ing of Winchester Presbytery ut Piedmont
Ruling Elder II. W. Criuendeu alternate
The session began last night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-04-15

Many of our people viii be delighted TO
suos tla. Mr. Charles G.. skinner and fam-
i'y have returned To- this county to reside
They met. use understand, with warm well
come ON their return HUr's0ajHrg >0irN
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The sixty NM kssislstsrs ASi,sspsd
ei . Die.

The memsers Of the Legislature vsre
greeted With dsivias snov storm o. -
morning Of the eish.y SIKH nd Ian dsy q
he session Marry all fhe membs,p nj
excusei from sstsrdsncs we're 4 hi,
sss6 q The nsfning hous snxsoss and viii
Ing 70 transact the rensanisg bssinees.
Bob branches disposed Of these nssts,, n
fsse - possible. Hing il The teises
moments with presentations, fus ssd ssvins
farewell. There we're but few srec.ssof,
present.
The Berate devoted il spsre moments to
psssins resolusioas thanking the various
Ssnsss efacials for the faithfal performances
Of their duties, presenting President Libby
Win hsndsone crsyos possssis Of hinssIf
and n elegant gold vssoh and chain 70 Z.
X. Ailliken. the Senate senosrspher.
6spassf Spear made the presentation
speech 70 President Libby. who fesIipgIy
replied. Senator Hsinss performed the
cane act 10 Me-. Milhken, who vas eiven
unanimous consent to address the
Senate, in which he expressed his
thanks fer the beautiful Gift and
appreciation Of the kindness Of the
senator. The resolve thanking President
Libby for his uniform courtesy and dis
tinguished ability While in the chair wss
presented by Senator Sherman.
Tbs House passed the usual revolutions
OF thanks to the several oficiais, and on
motion Of Representative Chsdbourne Of
Biddefofd presented Speaker Wisveu With
the gavsl used by him - presiding officer.
During the morning session, Rspresen-
tstive HAYES Of Deering was pfesented
With pigeon by Col. osgood in behalf Of
the Lewiston gun club, on account Of his
connection with the pigeon BILL"
During one Of the short reeessss the
House resolved itself into singing school
and made the building ring With familiar
tunes, Coz. Osgood leading snd rendering
several solos.
Both branches took s recess At noon,
waiting for the engrossment Of one or two
bills. They arrived At last and
the appropriation bills for 1890 and
1891 we're the last measures passed.
Then the Senate and House officially
notified the Governor and each other that
they had performed all tho duties coming
before them and were ready for adjourn
ment- The message WAS received from
Governor Burlsigh thst he hsd no further |
commune stions to make to the Legislature
and announcing that the number Of acts |
acted upon were four hundred and eighty
four and resolves one hundred and thirty.
Immediately following the announcement
Of this message the president Of the Senate
declared that body i'd ournsd without date,
at 2 81 2. M , and the speaker Of the House |
performed like ceremony At So, and the |
sixty # fth session Of the Maine Legislature |
was thing Of the past
Most Of the Legislators returned home
yesterday though few remained over till |
today.
The appropriation bill for 1891 calls for
l,675.93G AZ, and that for 1892 calls for
S,4G7 ,l53 20.
Some Of the members Of the House pre-
sented yesterday Mr.. J. f. Frederic. one
Of the folders at the State House, with q
tall hat in consideration Of the courtesy and |
promptness with which be has responded to
the ir many wants during the session.
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Church N Offices

Raw. II. s. whitman will preach in the
Universalist church Sunday morning.
At Friends chapel. services viii be held
on Sunday 8, 10 30 A. NJ. and T. NJ
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 80.
Spiritual services at Grand Army Hall at
$50. and at ! P NJ. Mrs. x. r. Stiles OF
Boston. speaker. All are cordislly in-
vited.
Atthe Free Bsptis: church, preaching by
Rev C +. Penney. Sabbath school and
social meetings Is usual All are most
coriislly invited.
At the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms tomorrow at
"a. NJ, Bible class, at $40 z. NJ. boys
meeting. at p. NJ young mems meeting.
All are cordially ia,iied.
Unitarian church services at the usual
hour. 10 10 A. NJ, conducted BY the pastor.
Rev. r. A. Griffin. Sunday school imme-
diately after the morning service.
Congregational church 10 80 A. N. vor-
ship and sermon by the pastor; 1l.45 A.
NJ. Sunday school; 6 P. NJ. Y. P. s. c. E.
meeting: P. NJ. Responsive service and
sermon by the pastor.
St. MAKE church frs, Sunday after
Easter. Sunday school, 3 so A. NJ. Morn
Jog prayer and Holy Communion with ser
mon. 1880. Choral eveusong with ser
mon, p. NJ. All cordially invited.
At the Methodist church. . IS, class
meeting; 1880, sacraments Of Lords Sup
per. baptism and reception OF members 5
l2 o5, Sunday school; 6, Epworth League
prayer meeting; I. address by pastor. sub.
jecs. THE liquor traffic; its victims, SUP
pcrters and orposers Cordial invitation
extended to all to attend these services.
At the First Baptist church. worship and
sermon by the pastor 1t 10 80. A. NJ, sab
jsct. "A mutiiatsd Bible" The ordinances
Of the Lords Supper will be administered
10 connection with this service. Full IT.
tendance de.ired. Sunday school with
adult classes at IL. NJ Y. P. S. C. E
meeting IT 6. p. NJ. General service at Z.
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STATE OF MANI,
COuurty ruAnurp


CoUNCIL CHAMBER,
Augusta. Me, April 3, 1891.
Whereas, An address for the removal Of
Charles s. Hamilton, Judge Of the munich
pal court of the city Of Biddeford. Me,
from that Office, adopted by both BRANCHES
Of the Legislature Of this State, to wit: BY
the Senate April /, 1891. by the House OF
Representatives April g. 1891, has been
presented to the Governor and Council for
their action in accordance With the pro-
visions Of the Constitution Of this State,
Resolved. That the Governor be aud he
i. hereby sdvised to remove said Charles $ =.
Hamilton from the office aforesaid.
AUGUSTA, April 3. 1891.
Believing there is strong necessity for
the act, and that due regard for the TO-
tegrity Of the judiciary demands 1t, in pur.
susnce Of the address Of both branch of
the Legislature, and with The ad Twice Of the
council, do hereby remove Charles s
Hamilton, and be is Accordingly removed
from the office of judge OF the Municipal
Court of the city OF Biddeford, Msiue.
EpwIS G. BuRLnIGu.
Governor.
STATE OF MAINE.
Council CHAMBER,
AUGUSTA. NE, Apr. 3. 1891.
Ordered. That the order Of the Cover
nor Of this day. for the removal Charles S.
Hamilton from the ofiic, Of judge Of the
municipal court Of the city Of Biddefo'd,
Me-, be entered on the records Of the cou1-
Gil and that the Secretary Of State be d.
rected to notify sald Charles s. Hamilton
of his removal from office by written COM
municAtion 10 be delivered to him.
STATE OF MAINE,
STATE DErARrMESr,
To Charles s. Hamilton, Judge of the Mu-
nicipsl Court of the city Of Biddeford.
Pursuant to an order Of the Council, of
which the foregoing is true copy, this
communication i, to notify you that by and
with the sdvce and consent Of the Council,
the Governor has this day removed YOU
from the Oil ,e Of Judg, Of the Mpniciph
Court Of the city OF Biideford. by his
order, Of which the above is true copy.
NICHOLAS FEssENpEN.
Sec'y Of State.
Routine business occupied the attention
of the council for the remainder of the
session.
Adjourned till April 18Th, at 4 80 o'clock
Z. NJ.
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Mr.. John D'Arthenays fine FssrnauRh'
mare dropped Nelson colt on Monday
last, March %. This is the fifth Nelson
colt that Mr.. D'Arthensy has bred, aud al
are exceptionally promising.
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Family trouble; Your mother sick
sgsin?
Nope
Baby desd?"
Nope"
Whats all the trouble about"
Pops come home with one of his sick
ha AL xrhaa
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; 1t il pleasant
and refreshing TO ths saste, and acts
gently ye. promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, olsanses Tho sys.
tenn efsecsually, dispels colds, head
aches aud fsvers and sures aabitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs ID the
only remedy Of it, xad svss pro-
duced, Pleasing to ths sasts and &C.
ceptabls 70 the stomach, prompt in
its action sud truly beneficial 10 its
effects, prepared only from shs most
hesitby and agreeable substances, its
many sxc.llsnE qualities comn.snd it
10 ali and hsvs nhos IS Ghs most
popular remedy known.
byruP Of Figs l. Soz sals In Soc
and 81 bottlss By all leading drug
gistss Any eslikbls druggist who
may not sAvs il on hs4a vii pro
cure it promptly for sny sAA who
wishes 10 Ky It DO ast oeesss Eny
s0Dssifuss.
cAIkF3Ekls 70 sEAsss ~.
sAs ssAscisos. 0A1
SsgsY1ik, ~ sss ys0Gs 81
Ap,iaswiy
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0ovssnor and Council

At yesterdays session Of the Governor
and Council the matter Of thu removal of
Judge Hamilton Of the Biddeford Munich
pal Court for charges made before the Leg.
stature, came up, and the following fully
explains the action thereon:
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rs i
MAINE ctATRll RlIlRolD.
ATrangoneua q Iralra u ngnu1 OF.
lSfA, le9o, s3

.S Ss:a ssssss ssis ran ,sass Asssssa :.
G0HNo WEs(-e.o 4. 4. Ne LsusssoH,
socslsnd. rsrsix.a. Eoeton asd Neasreal; ~
ar. iais 4. 4. lar Levissaa. Esrzissisa,
Rcskland. fossizAd and aostoH; lae e n
ter Halloween. Gardiner ana ScnsA uae11ner;
aeS r. n trR Rrusswiok. Hsfh> nnukiAzd,
Portland. and Boston; 40. tsspsssO Port.
Fer asd South Gardner; lice r. 4. Cnight geIl
nar) tcf Lewiston. Bah. Portland xra Boston.
some EAsE-s.fo 4. n. lishf cxprcss To-
Sk0uhessR, Belfast, Sanger, hAf iAxhes, 81.
Stephen 81. John and Aroostcck Cpantv, e.f& A,
NJ fcr Sstsyvills, SAewheGAn. Nswrost. pxesof
rs =. 4. fas Wssasva,s, sseshessa, Rel
s2st, nexscs- pcser . Fcxeroft Bangor,
Sc. SterAer, ii. JeAn ard Arcasseas ssssrty, aud
81 s-ae r. u. ,aAtnrdass oa,yl Tor " a.Hyyf,e;
s.sdss pspers RAtn sus waterviiie and Hassor =.
he Nigh. Pullman Ilaiss rsp zach ~sy svsry
aixas, Sanasys me,cded. out not TO skewaefss.
or Belfast 90 Monday mornings. Or 20 pexSe..
or eeyohd Sanger, en- Sunday nsofntngs.
The day express trains sosas East st Stsp. n.
md West ~ 1910 A. NJ. rsn daily, Sundays IL
oiaded, between eostor. deviation. Sssh, 8eci.
Aat. Sanger and ST. Jehr.
ACtsOSsMoDATIoNl TRAM tor Ansussa
sasss soush 6asi.nsr. sss A. n; i.eo AID Az
u A-s Garcsusr. ~ A. M Lilo and 4 ~ r. n,
dslaowcii. s.ss A. NJ, l.ss and s.ss r. IA.
rsrorxs tiexete 20 Cagiiarnis and AL rolnts
Sosth Aad West a4af be had Of Y. II. wslkey
ssr1af ageas, Apxasts. the only ofsce sslsArs via
III ronsss AID e,ecSinx All baggage tsee u en-.
pease.
rArsos fUCnEs. vice rres. acaq sanass
=. r. RoorEsy. 9saT YAts. ana lissss Aga
Portland. OCT. sta. issa
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6aint Marks Church-Low Sunday
| The Easter carols will be repeated 1t the
O'Clock service tomorrow evening. The
order Of service Is as follows:
| Process sloual, We march to Victory
Psalm l47, Crotch
| Magnificent
| Nunc DimittiS, Chanted
| Carol, "0od hath sent his Ar gel:
| Carol. ERE Yet the Gray d. Buct
Recessionai. "Christ is Risen," Sir A. Sullivan
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Progress.
1t 10 very important in this age Of vast
material progress that remedy be pleas
ing to the taste and to the eye, easily taken,
acce ptable to the stomach and healthy in its
nature and effects. Possessing these quail
tiles, Syrup Of Figs lie the one perfect laxa-
tive and most gentle diuretic known
mar3Od&v
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
To the Taxpayers ofthe City efAususta

You are hereby notified to bring In true and
ner.onaI moi Nv law eUemnt from ts,at iou aH ~
which you were possessed on the first day of APRIL
1871. and also a. Executor, Administrator Guard
ian or Trustee. For the purpose Of receiving said
lists and administering the oath authorized there
to. the undersigned. Assessors Of said city, will be
in session at their Office in sa'iow's Block, op-
posite Granite Bant. each Saturday before or on
the 9th OF Nav next. from to 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and from to O'Clock r. NJ, and also on all stormy
days up to and including that date.
Falling to bring in sach lists you will thereby be
BARRED OF ANT RIGHT to make application to
the County Commissioners for an abatement O.
any taxes which may be assessed against you.
Ranks for returns may be had Of Us OF applicz-
ton or by calling at the City Treasurer's adce.
JOSEPH II. WALL, lAsseszoYs
OREIs WILLIAMSON, of
WILLIAM H. REID, J Augusta
April 1, Issi. apr1dswAw3w
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EiOH SALE-Desirabls building lota on
- Bangor, School and Gannett Stleets, cen
trally locatnd, only five minutes walk from
Water street Prices reduced 10 frat purchasers
Money furnished those Rbo desire to build. Plans
and prices Vt Sacomber. Htil & Ward
rNaytldfu,
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LOST

OST-fhsee months'- old pug pap. Fiadeg
IL vii. be suitably rewarded by rS,arning TO
Ds. THOMPSON, Cor. Green and Stale steets.
Augusta. aprsd,w
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IIrOR sALE-Cottage house AT the north END
4 OF Second street, Hailoweli. Large lot Of
land. with fruit trees. apply to JOHN +. IL UTcH
ISsoS, on Middle street mar20dtf
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DAVIS Is "GuAHAsrxxpr TO Cum,
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E7OR sALE-Choioe building lots on East
X Chestnut. and Eiiddle streets. Plans can be
seen At my otii9s over Fuller Drug Store, 10 p.
N. J. o. WEBSTER, VI u. usari7dtf
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T0H sALE-The farm owned by margare.
l. Stephenson. situated On stage road from
Belfast 10 Free ON; contains two hundred acres
buildings NJ ariY new; under fine cultivation
Terms easy uaArladtf
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FOR SALE-One Areher's Patent Barber
chair, cheap fer cash, j. +. DEARBORN, Hair
dresser, Water ST., Augusta. spr2iiws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-04

HOUsE LOTS FOR sALE-Two good
IL house lots in Haliowell. Apply TO BE-,
Jenny, Hsiloweil. Maine. mars0dif
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-04

LHoB sALE--sesi Presses, Rubber Hand.
H. stanps, Self linking and Dstiny clamps
Stamp Pads, Linen Markers, Ao. CHAs. tLErcHER,
State House, Augusta, Maine. feasdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-04

S75.G0 to $4,000 4a %os WORKING sss 70, ss
US. Persons preferred who can furnish horse
and give their whole time TO the business. Spare
moments may be probably employed also. a
few vacancies in towns and cities. q. r. joan
son Co., 1909 Main ST.. Richmond. Va
rlaiSivH
" a MTG put Ia these colamns secure
~ ~AAs = ~ more answers than those who
have not tried are ssue. decidtf