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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-09
CUT THIS OUT,
HUNTING WITH TURKEYS.
Tame Birds Used 20 Capture the Wild
0nng.

Tame Birds Ussd 20 Capture the Wild
'Tame turkeys can DO trained tc
hunt wild ones," said . St. Louisan re-
Gently to q Globe Democrat man. 81
owned one called Dick, down IN Polk
county, Tenn, that obtained q state
reputation. was offered ono hun
dred dollars for him ut one time, but
then thought he was phenomena
bird. Since his death, however, have
discovered that the talent for hunting
wild turkeys is not uncommon among
tame ones. The call Of the wild fowl
differs from that of the domestic one.
but the latter can easily learn the for
mer's calls if tho hunter is patient
enough to teach him The tame tur.
key can be taught SO that he can be
taken into tho woods, and win then
send forth tho challenge call If a
turkey cock is within heAxing an an
swering note Of defiance Il invariably
made. This is replied TO. and finally
the wild turkey viii come very eau
tiously until he secs the tame one, a
he is suspicious creature But when
he secs the turkey his fears arc gone,
and he starts at once to do battle.
Then the trained turkey runs and the
hunter shoots.
''The advantages Of this method OF
hunting are very great. While
hunter can initiate q turkey cali pref
ty closely, there is an accompaniment
made by striking the ground with the
wings which cannot be reproduced,
and without this tho game is sus-
picious. The hunting turkey must be
taken in hand when very young and
constantly drilled, but beyond tho pa
thence required very little skill need to
exist upon the part OF tho trainer"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-09
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FIRE INSURANCE,
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None bat rat class companies represented.
All who insure slth us viii md their inter-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-09
The Peoples Column,


The Want Columns Of Daily Paper tell
sou where it pays to advertise.
II you have anything to BUY, SELL,
TRADE OR RENT, try these columns.
- Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken for less than To-.
One line advertisements charged same
rate as two lines.
Prices given under classified heads in this
column applicable only 20 local advertise
meuts. No foreign advertisements taken ut
above rates.
Answers to advertisements sent In care of
the EAGLE Office should be called for within
wish replys forwarded to them stamped envel-
opes must besent.
Reference to former advertisements should
give description and date of insertion or copy
of the advertisement should ne sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements will be Scents
ger line each insertion: average seven words
10 line, agate measurement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-09
DIR. Il. EMMA COBB.

Ismrie. and 'bildrenr diseases a specially
I.ne for ladies ,uting confinement. strictly psi-
waite when y desired. slso permanent koWes pro-
yded Tor children when desired. Letters of ln9a.-
~ ovn fseBtis. snd s>weTed promptly Home ~
Ida Avenue. " iehits. kansas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30
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ANDROSCQGGIN.


North Turncr-Junc . to the wife of Mr.. A. X.
Qumb son.
Lcwislon--June 81, to the wife of Mr. John
Shuman, daughter.
kENNEBEC.
North ya7saIboro-Junc II, TO the wife Of Mr.
Barry Small. a son.
Salisbury Cove, June 6, to the wife of Mr.
James Campbell, Il SON '
Bluchill, Jun" TO- to the wife of Mr.. Everett +.
Garter, son June 3, 10 the wife of NJ Eugene u.
Carter, a daughter. June 3. to the wife of Mr..
Frank +. Maddox. II daughter. tef
sullivan, June 6, 20 the wife OF Mr.. Allen G.
Watson, son.
North BrookIin-June 9, to the wife NJ John
W. Allen, a son. John
Ca.tinf-June H. to the wife of Mr. Frank W.
Bowden, Il son.
Brooksville--J 10. TO the wife of Mr. Elmer
q. Black, daughter Lillian
Prospect Ilarbor-June IA, to the wife of Mr..
Curtis Davis, = ton
Penobscot-.Iune ID, 10 the wife of Mr.. Pearl
Hut chines, a daughter.
Isle au Haut-June II, TO the wife of Mr.. Frank
IIopk ms, a SOB.
Br ok!in-June S. to tie wife of mr.. Frank
Deer I.le-June 12, to the wife OF Mr. John
job usoD. son.
Brockln--Jund TO- TO the wife of Mr.. Chester
b. Kane q daughter Leona May
Ellsworth--June 6, to the wife of Mr. Edward
L. Moore, Il son; June :, 10 the wife 0. Mr.. Fred
Stone. a son.
Township No. 2s-June Il, TO the wife of Mr.
Henry Moor, son.
Deer Is'e-.Iune l. 70 the wife of Mr.. Herbert
w. Stin.op, i daughter June {, TO the wife of
Mr.. Allen Small a daughter; jane O. TO the
.ifc OF Mr.. Roland Torrey, II son.
Tremont--.Iune u, TO the wife of Mr.. Joshua
Sawyer, a daughter.
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Maine's New Nnrtheast."

A very attractive little publication "Thc
New Northeast" has reached the JOURNAL
desk. 1t has just been issued by w. T.
Banding. 1t is published to boom the
Garden of Maine, ard Mr.. Blanding has
written much intere sting matter. The book
contains 80 pages and is illustrated with
fine cuts of Mt. Katahdin, the old Aroos-
took road, Coos lake, Lilly lake, the
Caribou dam and its water power and
other points which are much frequented.
There is special chapter devoted to the
wonderful water powers on the east ard
west branches of the Penobscot and the ad-
vantages of Northern Aroostook for sports
men are clearly depicted. Mr.. Blanding
in making the announcement says he will
be pleased to reply personally to any spe-
cific inquiries that the broad statements
therein contained may suggest, and to sup
ply any detailed information within his
that may be desired. The new
time table for running of trains on the Ban
gor & Aroostook is also given in the book
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day.-Mrs. L. E. Shorey and Mrs.
j. a. Chase returned home from
Massachusetts, Tuesday Bertha
A. Rogers of Weniham, Mass, is
| visiting at j. A. Chase's.-Morning Star
| Lodge No. fl +. and A. Masons conferred
the third degree on one candidate Tuesday
| evening. The following gentlemen from
Augusta, were present and witnessed the
work: w. S. Choate, C. C. Hunt, Treby
johnson, j. Z, Blanchard, f. E. Southland
w. s. Ames, d. T. Neal and E. H. Jones.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
The funeral services of Mr.. Granville
Watermen of Buckfield. were held at the
Plains church, Thursday forenoon. con-
Quoted by Rev. J. Richmond. Mr.. Water
man was formerly resident of Litchfield
and was 80 years of age.-Rev. and Mrs
Josiah Nuttiug of Washington, d. c.. are
vising relatives here.-Mr. Horace Smith
of Weymouth, Mass, is visiting relatives
in this place.-Mr. and Mrs E. Toothaker
celebrated the Both anniversary of their
wedding, Thursday afternoon. There were
present on this occasion over so of Mr. and
Mrs. Toothaker's neighbors and friends.
Among the gifts were $40 in cash. Appro-
pirate speeches were made by Hon. Samuel
Smith, Dr.. Euoch Adams, Hon. o. Smith
and Mr.. John Puiinton. A fine picnic sup
per was served by the ladies and Litchfield
band furnished excellent music for the oc-
casi IN.
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Marrieo.

ANDRoSCoGGIN.
Mnot-,June Il, Mr.. Leroy A. Pearl and Miss
florence c. Perry, beth of Mnot.
Lewiston-.june 81, Fred X. Helms of Auburn
and Miss Lucy NJ. Holder Of Lewiston.
ARoosTooK.
Uoulton-June 6. Mr.. Edward A. Sleeper and
Mss Nora b. Cuirc, both OF Smyrna, Me.
Ca'ibou-June II. Lorenzo ID. Hobbs, Jr., and
Ethel +. homas, both of Caribou.
LimestOn1-June 20, Mr.. Chas: A. Perry, and
Dora Nj. Long.
Caribou-Fred f. Handy OF Boston and Ger
trude ID. Ruunels of Caribou.
kENNEBEC.
Hallowell--June %, Edgar A. Hussey of Angus
ia and Lillian A. Parks or Hallowell.
KNOX.
East Boston-Juae 10, Ulysses g. Jameson for
merly of Rockla-d and Helen dauph1er AZ Mr.
and Mrs. Martin HaneInson, both of Boston.
Ock'ant-Junc l6, Warren ID. Slap cs and Alb
bic 4. Paine, both Rockland.
South Hope-ynHe 9, john w. Taylor and Sadie
Rawley, both OF Rockland
Tenants HarbJr-.iuDe IL, Carl Silver and
Annie .. Silver, both o st. George.
Warren-Iune Il, Josoph f. Strrrctt and Grace
NJ. NJ, ody.
Matinicus-June u. Charles w. Condor and
Alma l.. Ccndon, both of Maiincus.
rENoGsCoT.
Passadumkeag, june II, Mr.. Harry Madden, and
Miss Hal,ie NJ. Cary, both of rassajumk.
Bangor-.Iune u, Mr.. Edward l.. DnsmOre and
Miss Lydia Quinn; june 20, DIR. Elton +. Jordan
and Miss Gertrude Tyler.
SAGADAHoC.
Bath--June II, Henry A. Stinson and Miss Fan
ME j. Moody; June H. Wilbur +. Penny of Oak
land and Miss Lillian rarshlty of Bath; June 16,
James Bukcr and Miss Minnie Davis both of Lew
ton; June Is, Harry l.. Whitcomb and Miss Lii
liam Gallagher, bon of Bath.
Richmond-June 20, ". w. Wharf OF Lynn,
Mass, and Miss Georgia Ada Farrin; june 90
Carrie on II. Curtis and Myra f. Hopkins, both of
Richmond
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Henry Pease was before the police court,
Friday afternoon, on complaint of abusing
Willie Leighton. Young Leighton, his
brother Fredie and Harry Trask were pass
ing Pease's house and heard loud talk.
They thought some one was saucing them
and called back. Mr.. Pease came to tie
door and words passed between he and the
boys, when he went down to the road and
gave young Leighton shaking. The hear
ing was brief and on promise that all hands
would keep the peace the sentence was
suspended.
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Hte6,

1.-THE name, age, date and place OF death
of deceased persons are published il, this
column free of charge. More extended
notices and obituary poetry must be paid
for at the rate OF ten cents q Incl
ARooSTook.
Fort Fairfeld-.Iune G. Low ina, wife of Samuel
ii. Chcsley, aged 73 ear 10 months; June IL,
Daniel W. foss, aged about - years.
LINCOLN
Boothbsy Harbor-.Inne Il, Mary T. Berry, aged
go wears, months and 33 dsys.
Southport June 10, Miss Lizzie NJ. Rand, aged
.0years,
CUMBERLAND.
Port;and-JGna 10, Mary Jaue, wife of VIM H.
Roberts, aged IS years, month, days: ucv
widow of GEO. w Halsted, aged az years ii
months, 10 days: Nancy. widow of the late John
Fuller, aged 80 years; JaIe, widow OF the late
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a.- NEw YORK, June 20.
FLoUR-Receipts. 1856 pkps: exports. Abb
bbls; 1852 sacks; sales. 1900 pigs; duh,
sIs5aso;t City mills. ss45as IS; pat
ents. o Goa %; winter wheat low grades,
straights, 60, patents, 3 co a 40, rye
mixtures. 22J . Joi supe line 6oa2 10; nne. 1 t5
al %.
SOUTHERN FLouR-dull, weak; common to
far extra LAB good to choice 3.o0a3.50
RYE FI.ouh- quiet, steady ;--s27 0as3.2J
Corn MEAr-quct eady; ---ycliow
Western, 65a2.7U; Brandywine, go.
RYE dull, nominal; " estern. 4sa57.
BARLEY-out of season; No. Z Milwaukee, 65aG7
western, asa61; two rowed state. eaae5; No.
BARLEY MALT-quiet ID western 7oas2;
two royved state 7oaioi slxrowed state soas5 oitj
made Canada 1G0al0'.
sales, $1,000; quiet. closing firm;
NO. red. sIore ana elevator. 6oaa6oJ;
s0at o!s1i ios S'iqsa' No; hard ;eIGoi
No.S, northern, 65la-; no z Milwaukee 70ia7os
No. 5 red, f; MOI epring saiasOt; ungraded
red, 72Aa7sl; No white. 500.
Corn --ReoeiDts., 9i50, exports. I2a54; saies,
$500, dull, firm, scarce -
No. 1. 45sa45l elevator; 45sa4:s afoat; No
2. iiIai5 elevator; i5a- anoat; No. s. ssaa
graded mixed. l5a.5,; steamer mixed. .5!a
45l No. white. Ella.
oATs-Keceipts. 1920; exports. 455 busl :
SHES, ISUUU, uuil, Wedk. --------
No. 2, 50a-; do white. 52a-: No. 2
Chicago, 5la-; No 3. 49a-: do white
5ia-; mixed Western, 5oa5l; do whit. !,
5la57; white strait, 51a57.
BEEF- steady, slow; beef hams. dull -
tierced beef. quiet; city extra India mess
$l7a$ls; cut meats. quiet, firm; picklea
bellies, IL lbs. at ia; picked shoulders, 81;
picked hams. l0iai0i: micdles, nominal.
Rp-quiet, Cash
Western -Geam closed, s7.o5 -: cit, ,
S6.62Ia6 62l - refined, quiet; Cont,n"r'
S7.40a-; a. i7so; compound, S5.s7Jas6.o0.
PoRK-quist, firm; 800 bbls;
mess, sl3 75ssi4 %: Extra prime. sl2 5oasl3.
BUTTER dull, weak;
state dairy new. ;2al71, do old. 10a4 do creamery
new. 15alS; Psns. 10, l5ils; Western dairy
new :cls14!; do creamery new, HAS, do factory,
gia14; Egius, fsa: role. iiaI6
CHEESE fair demand. fancy steady: --
state large, 1iaei; do fancy, SRsSI, fancy old,
9ssel: state small. 7lasi,. do new,
91u,s; old, a. DO white. lvaIo6: part skIn,
$40: do new sa,9t 'rn skim, 2a2l; Western
email, old, 10.al2a; Western part skins, new Sac.
PETBoLEUM- quiet, steady United, sig
CoFFEE-r;o. quiet, steady: No. T. LOLA
SUGAa-raw. quiet. steady; refined, quiet steady.
No. /, 8 3-lta4: No. Z. . 9-1ss7; No. 4
4 al s-is; No. .. 3 II l6a3 rs; No. !, e,6 a3s
No. s, 3 gas lilo; Nc. Q. 3 7-i6 49, SIS;
No. 70; 5-isasai No, Il. slas 7-iG; 10.
mould. a 4lai 10; standard, a i.l6.4I
confect;oners. Il ) - lsa3l; cut loaf, i, Lib;
crushed. 4Sa5 Lilo, powered. 4SA 9Is; graz
ulated, i-l6ais; cubes 51sa.I.
Freights TO Alverpco!-markei, Gull, weak.
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Star-Herald: Mr.. E. E. Parkhurst of
Presque Isle, in connection with his two
sons, runs three farms this season, and
among their other operations they have put
In over 80 acres of potatoes. Should the
yield this season be equal to that of last, it
would not be at all unreasonable for them
to expect crop in the neighborhood of 90
600 bushels. That is potato farming which
parallels the reports we get of Western
wheat raising. ......--.- -..
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John Buckler. aged Is years. months; june Is,
Miss Mary Richards, aged rs years months.
Deeripg-June 10. AngeIa Cram, aged "A years.
months.
larmouih-JIne 5, Henry S. RUSSELL aged
years, 6 months; juno II. Mrs. Eiixa J. Russell,
aged 3 years
Portland-June %. Martha A wife Of Adam s.
Skillings, aged 81 wears, II months
odd Ureha dune y, Irving j. Brown, aged
IS years; June q. William 7. hampton, aged 70
years, months, Il days.
LISCoLy
Needham, Mass.,-June 6, Howard f. Bowers.
aged y years. months.
SAGADAHoC.
Bath-Juue Il, Mrs. Joanna S. Purinrtou.
widow OF the late Joseph IL Puring.on, ag d 30
years and 9 months.
WALDO.
BeIfast-Juna Il, Asa Garter, aged IS yea-s, )
months and days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

The annual reception and reunion of the
Augusta High School Alumni Association,
will be held next Monday evening, at the
Unitarian parlors. at s o'clock All mem
bers of the association, and members of the
graduating class OF the Cony high school,
1894, are invited to be present without fur
Their notification. 1t will be very delight
full event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

The large canvas, stating the arrival and
departure of the boat daily, was spread on
the wharf of the Boston & Kennebec Steam
boat CO.. headquarters, yesterday, for the
flrst time this season, and Assistant Agent
Cram is daily On duty. The Della Collins
pulls in every day with big load of freight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

Arthur Parrot was seen on the street,
yesterday, driving the fine 5-year-old colt
Rolf, sired by Nelson's Brilliant. which he
recently purchased from Frank Plummer of
Weeks Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

Ralph Leighton of this city, and E. Fl.
Lyford of Pennington, arrived, last even
Ing, from Bowdoin college. They will pass
few days here and then take their bcy-
Giles and enjoy spin through the country.
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sastsaI ADVERTISEMENT.

Small advertisements not exceeding four line
thirty words, coming under the head of WANT.
KID. FoR SALE, To LET, Lost, &c..wiil be inserted
two times for IS cents three times for IS cents and
one week for 50 cents. advance payment
In sending by mail, remittance of postage s;amps
or postal note should be made with order, as
the charges are too small 20 open accounts for.
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Al excursion will be run down river,
MONDAY, via. steamer Islander, which will
leave the Gardiner wharf att. A NJ. Con-
nections can be made by Electric cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

Hon. II. b. Barrett delivered lecture.
last evening, at the G. A. r. hall, on the
Growth and Aspiration of the Soul
Quite large audience was present and the
address was very able and interesting. Mr..
Barrett was formerly from Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30
Kennebec.

CHINA.
The observance of Childrens day at the
Methodist church on Sunday, June "a, was
a decided success. The floral decorations
were unusually beautiful and artistic. In
the morning the pastor Rev. N. X. Pearson,
preached an able sermon appropriate to the
day. In the evening the programme was fur
nished by the Sunday school and consisted
of music, recitations by the children and
an exercise entitled, 1.-The Pearl CATERERS"
This was rendered by class of ten young
ladies' and gentlemen and was pronounced
by good judges to be the finest thing of the
kind to which they had ever listened. The
Sabbath school is under charge of Miss E.
M. Brainerd, superintendent to whom much
credit is due for the preparation of the en-
tertainment.-The ladies of the Relief
Corps gave fine supper and entertaining mt
on Friday evening 10 the shareholders of
the late China Cheese Factory Company
for the donation of the factory build
ing. now converted into fine hall
and dining room, by the united efforts of
post and corps. The affair was credit to
all concerned.-Dr. W. S. Brainerd OF
Pemaquid. has just made short visit to his
mother, Mrs. F. 0. Brainerd, who has been
quite ill, bus it is hopedis now improving. -
The railroad contractors on this section are
progressing finely. They have orders from
Manager Fogg to increase the number of
men and teams as fast as it is profitable to
DO so.
LITcHFIELp PLAINS.
Mr. A. E. Earle sold his farming teols
and household goods at auction Ta,s-
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frank A. Owen, wife and family, passed
through here, Friday morning, for Squirrel
Island, to pass two months at their cottage
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The Commercial Alliance Wi,hdfaws from
Maine.

The Commercial Alliance Life Insurance
Company of New York has notified the
Insurance Commissioner of Maine that the
company would withdraw from that state
on the first of July las its busiue So in Maine
has been unsatisfactory to the company.
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y James Plummer, clerk of the State asses.
sofs department at the State House, will
pass Sunday at his home in Fairfield.
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STATE NEWS.
ArOOstOOk.
WAsHBURN.

w AsHBl KIN.
w. S. Farnham and family left this week
for the coast of Maine to visit his friends
and for much needed rest. They will be
absent for the summer Tuesday we had
the most severe thunder storm of the sea-
son. Alex Duncan lost valuable horse
during the storm. The horse becoming
frightened ran against a driving boat that
was in the pasture killing himself almost
instantly is looking nicely at this
time. but potatoes are backward for the
season,
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DAOyOII WISH 10 MARE MONEY

~ Man, Woman. or Child. ! will trll you o.
an inYes'mcn. tina. is absolutely safe and sure.
Buy one or more lots in the principal nanufactur
ing suburb OF Seattle state Of Washington. The
property IL finely located. and is just one mile
from The proposed ship canal which is TO make
Seattle world famed. II ere are nine fhnge
mills and four saw mills along the wafer front
six shipyards, also boiler works, ioundries
ana other industries. Negotiations are now
pending for the erection Of steel works
ct cost of 10000 I have OK.
amined this locality. and every statement make
Is true. Don, hesitate, buy while the chance Is
for you, ii will soon be passed. Lots sl2J each
WARRANTED deed and abstract. Lett, RS enclosing
stamp viii receive prompt attention. Cali nj
James Lowelrs, Front ST., =. q address. Mrs L.
). Stllphon, Richmond, Maine. Box i5J.
inne.,SdhMk
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daily geallebte Journal.
Sitg ano G,cunfp.

Dir. and Mrs. E. A. Hussey returned
last evening, from their bridal tour through
the White mountains.
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MARKET REPORTS.
The Stock Markell,

These quotations are furnished daily by s. j.
Hegarfy, manager Baldwin Bros. Co., stock brok
erage Office in this city.
fupo 90 1904
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Chicago Market.

ksw York Money Markst.
NKw YORK. June 20.
Money, easy,l.
Prime mercantile paper, 3ia4.
Government bonds. lower.
Railroads. weaker.
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LhOR sALE-About 100 feet best quality o!
Il iron fence. witt posts. good as now, suitable
Tor cemetery lot Or front yard Of priva'e re iGenct
Beautiful ra;,trn at onctnird OF cost. John r.
Stevens, Augusta, Ne. jnnesdtf
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NOR SALE-Thc east half of the Weston
- Ho1sc, II Cony ST. Apply 10 Mrs. II. NJ
Harlow, - stone st. iure3Oitf
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FOR SALE.

NOR tLE-Tbc grass on the Muster field
~ Terms, cash. Inquire at the Adiutant Gen
erals office. june30d3t
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JfOR sALI-A large house LOT on the north
~ side 81 Western avenue Apply TO Thoma.
D. Lynch NAV 2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

LHOE sALE-A level dry lot on t,uirnby st.
- best lot on the street, with Iam1cr on the
lot for mouse. VIII sell az less than cost en-.
quire OF SHlsth IL. Randall,at Augusta Lumb. Co.
ltts,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

NOR SALE-at Il biz bargain. Top Phaeton
1, standard make. Enqarc Nat Robinson :
stable, East Side. ungGdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

NOR SaLE-IIorsc harncss and wagon.
Il Horse years old, weighs 1919. perfectly
sound and kind. viii be sold at a bargain for
cash $ q. Hasteli. Randolph inua@GdIws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30
New YORK Produces Marksi.

EEK div. ibid. tssked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30
TO T..ET.

ITO LET-A furnished cottage at squirrel Is
4 land. Enquire of Frederick uaincn. Water
sucet, Augusta, Maine. juncs.dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

no I.ET-Conage at Ocean Point for July.
Also small rent IN city. +. W. Colby, 6
Page street. junc2.dlws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30

ost-A lady's black cape, between State
~ House and L. K, depot. Return to Julian
WIider. iuneSdtw