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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial.

NEW YORK. Sept. =.
Money on call easy. Ode-ei at / p.r ceat
Prim, neTcAntiis pap,c SJbs psr cent;
sterling. exchange fra with actual business
in bankers nj, 40 I isdSs Tor demand and
1874 80 tor sixty ia. :; posted rates Isl
S7.. Comm .rri Il bills iSiil ss>iss
Silver cert.,icat 5. sls b "a: sales. bar sill
YER o's Mexican dollars 5sis
United States bolls. ), regular iia:
10. IS coupons. liz. do. Is regular. us1s.
do. Is coupons, ii5: do. g. - Did: i'acii: 80
OF ~ i0l bid.
Chicago Grain aud Produce.
CHICAGO. Sept %.
Following were .hc quotations oa the Board
OF Trade TO-DAY: Wheat-Septcmber opened
ass, closed sic; December. opeled tszs>.
closed 53isc: May, opeacl .s;s,. closed 5sisc
Corn September. o.ened c. closed C.
October, OPENED iH5ac. close f?is May, opened
blc. closed "a Oats-Scpt-Inhct. opened
.'s', cics.Sl 2s5s.. October, up-nedi sc. closed
2s.s May, opcti..i :3l &C. closed .Siec. PORK
September. Opened Sl3G.ls closed si3.io. Jsnu-
airy, opened g. closed g Lard-sep-
teinher. opened 8. closed ss.3,: January
cp,nei 5: closed s.
Proiucs: BItter-ExtrI creamery. 2ia:
per lb extra dairy, :ic packing stock, E1is..
E-Ls-Frc-h sto-k. i5Jlj1e ler icz Xiv.
Poultry -Chi'Scns, s.. per 10; sprils chickens:
D, ducks. ~ s.. ;uEk.ys. ss,-; 90 -. s;.cJ
geo per dcz. rotat1es-isOss. q, Sc per
bGslel early Oais. Gji6s-. Apples-sLOjI
l,O Dbl. Honey Wait. clover ia lib
-, ions. A. tsls &C: brok- comb. luG.llc: dark
comb. -ooG condition. 10; str..iaei California
/ SCsc.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO. Sept. -.
Live StOck-pr.ces at :ac Cnioa -tocs yaris
| today ransel "a, follows. Hoss-EstimsicI
receipts for the dav .j.njs sales ranged at
s2.,"1bJ pigs. s5.t"a5.o5 light. si.9g. jlj
rrG-L packing. $3.50 So mixed. ana 500 =
! hl-}l heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cdttle-Reccipts tor .he day. I.Oe QUOTA
tons ranged =; Sh.SsG.25 choice to extra
shipping steor, S,..I -i.65 good to choice do.
sAU0 400 l..i- to good. $50 ti-uJ common 10
me,tiuIn do. S..Slg-lS butchers steers. Sl.cp
a: siockers. s-.Ui,l-i.;,5 feeders, SI..S,f-.J
.ovs- s..-sa-i..J hciiyrs. Sl.asi,L.-J bulls
= OIi--O Texas steers, and ss0J 1-.sj veal
calves.
Sheep AMI Iam1s-Eeceipts for the dlv,
l2.'V- prices RANGED az Si.6J ls1 western
80 't';uJ Texans si..5 ii25 natives s..d sl5I
gi.lJ ls.r:.ns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-28

Wheel Baby was sick, We gave her Csstoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Cas,oria
When She became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them C..s..,,t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-28
WILSON In LONDON.
The Tariff Refcrmer Speaks at
a Banquet.
GIVES THE OLD COUNTRY WARNING

Purpose of American Free Traders to
Compete in the World for Business
Against All Commensurate Sam Now
Raising Too Much "Farm Truck and
Producing Too Mach manufactures for
His Own Use Straus' Remarks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-26
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Maplewood track, at Bangor, is said to
be in excellent condition, and the flyers are
doing splendid work over it. A horse Jour
nal published outside the state hears that
there is talk Of a rival track at Bangor.
State Veterinarian Geo. II. Bailey in a
letter to the Lewiston Journal say: 81
d > not believe there ever was a time when
a good, sounl, fearless, road horse, with
fair pretensjoas to speed (three minutes to
two-forty) would ever bring as much money
in the open market as at the present time,
while standard and well bred undeveloped
colts and brood mares actually 90 'g) beg
ging.'"
Gene Briggs went over the State Fair
track in $50 Friday.
Pilot Knox, who is outclassed as a trot-
ter. has been converted to the pace, and
last week won the 90 pace at Denver, &C.
ing his miles in 81 IA, 220 l-2, 22l.
Premier Rosebery's Ladas, which Eng
fish racing people regard the best horse
that ever ran at EPSON, my come to
America. An American has offered a
satisfactory price and the race opposition
element in politics may lead R>sebery to
part with the wonderful animal.
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STATE NEWS.
KeDn ebec.

READTIELD.
Two concerts were given here on Sunlay
evening last one by the M. 4. Sabbath
school, the other by the Universalist Sab
bath school. Both were well attended,
Miss Annie Nickerson has gone to Kansas
with her uncle and family, for visit of
several week.-Mrs.. VIM. A. Lord is
favored with visit from Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery How ard of Lewiston. They will
return Monday. WIN. Harvey and family
took in the commencement exercises at
Orono last Week.-Mrs. Ruth Whittier re-
turned on Friday from a visit of several
weeks at her brothers, in Everett, Mass
Mrs. Geo. Howard of Boston il now at her
mothers. in this village, fer short stay.
Mt. VERNON.
James Skates of Belgrade, while cutting
and peeling bark with other men on the
west of Long pond, last Wednesday, cut his
left hand close to the wrist, making very
bad wound. He came out to Charles
Browns, got his team and was brought 10
Mt. Vernon village. where the wound was
dressed by DR.. Burbank.-George Blake
fell, last Thursday, from the great beam in
his barn and injured himself internally and
is in a critical condition.-Dr. Burbank
will attend commencement at Colby this
week.-Mark B. Gilman went back to New
York, Monday.
LITDHFIELD.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Palmer of South
birmingham, Mass. are visiting relatives
IN town.-Mrs. Isaac Lspham came home
from Auburn, Wednesday.-Fred Simp-
son of Auburn, came over from Lewiston,
Saturday, on his bicycle, in one hour and
10 minutes.-Miss c. Z Rogers closed her
school in Farmingda'e. Friday, and is now
at home.-Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Ware of
West Gardiner, were calling on relatives
in this place Sunday afternoon. Mr.. j. A.
Chase returned from Boston, Saturday,
Mr.. Fred Weber Of Richmond, was in
this place Sundsy.-Miss Nellie NJ. Rob-
erts, teacher of the grammar school in
Farmingdale, came home, Saturday, for
nine weeks vacation.-Mr. J. F. Harri-
man, who preached at the Plains church,
Sunday, is expected to preach here next
Sabbath. Mr.. William f. Buker died Fri
day.
PITrsToN.
Mr.. James Foye of this place had q se-
we're paraly tic shock last Saturday morning
He went up to II 4ndolph with his seam and
was taken while on the way. His hors
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Rev. J. f. Leland of the school commit
tee, was having the school books gathered
and taken to A. M. Goddard's office, Mon
day, where he will have them catalogued.
The two series of Monroe readers has
caused considerable trouble in the school
by making the work more complicated,
some classes having the old edition and
others the new. 1t is thought that new
reader will be adopted. Regarding the
election of teachers nothing can be said yet
as the State appropriation for the schools
has not been made, but will be July l.,
after which the teachers will be chosen for
the coming year.
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Gitg ano G)ounfg.
Sunday School Convention.

A convention of the Sunday schools of
Albion, China, Winslow and Branch Mills
will be held at the Friends chapel, South
China, June 20. Following is the pro-
gramme:
10 90 d votiOpa exercises.
10 Is. Words of welcome, Frank H. Jones
10 80. Exercises by South China Sunday school
children and others in attendance.
ll.00. Address, A. I. Dunn, ID. d., Waterville
1900. Music.
Basket dinner.
40. Song service.
1.i5. Essay, +. II. Jones, Wiimot r. Jones and
others of South China.
2.l5. Address, "Me,hods of Building Up the
Sunday Schools"
Rev. T. L. Millett, Field Sec. Maine S. S. S. s.
Asso.
Question box.
Bencdiction.
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BOWDOINIIAM.

BOwDOINnAM.
Theo F. Rideout Post 2G, G. A. r., was
favored with the presence of Department
Commander j. Wesley Gilman at a special
meeting on the 2lst, it being the first time
since the post was organized that the COM
rades have had the honor of entertaining a
department commander. BY his presence
and cheering address Commander Gilman
convinced all that he has at heart the inter-
ests of the order.-Thaddeus Mcfarland of
Medford, Mass, recently made his annual
visit to this part of Maine where 10 years
ago he entered upon the life of an American
citizen. His minority was passed in Bow
doinham where his parents resided, his wife
being a sister to the wife of Rev.
John Beedle of Dresden. He generally
takes in the latter place when visiting the
East. Last week they had family reunion
there and the aggregate ages of the seven
present amounted to SO years. In politics
Mr.. Mcfarland is Republican. Mr.. Nc
Farland intends to sell outin Massachusetts,
and come East to spend his few remaining
prospective years among the scenes of
childhood, surrounded by his host of exist
ing friends. He will be heartily welcome.
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- Man, Woman. or Child. | will tell you of
an inv sstmenJ that is absolutely safe and sure.
Buy one or more lots in the principal manufactur-
property is finely located, and is just ore mile
from the proposed ship canal which is to make
Seattle world famed. II ere are nine ,Inng g
mills and four saw mills along the water front /:
six shipyardr, also boiler works, foundries
and other industries. Negotiations are row
pending for the erection of steel works
bt cost of 5000 c0 1 have *
amined this locality, and every statement make
ia true. Don't hesitate, buy while the chance Is
for you. it will soon be passed. Lots Si2j ,ch
WARRANTED deed and abstract. Letters enclusit z
stamp will receive PROMPT attention. Gail hi
James Lowell's, Front ST., +. o. address, Mi e l..
S. Stilphen, Richmond, Maine. Box l35.
iunpaIdipA
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NE" 1OkKs June 20.
p F. Gge essio's' 1896, oo5 pfts; exports.
u $3.50; City mills. s34,a ST Is; '~p pas.
patents. ooss a5.-Minnesota clear. Ss5 s eo:
straights, OOi3 60, PATENTS, 3 G5 a43O. rye
mixtures. 225 2 81 supel fine 6,a2 10; tne. Is
al So.
SOUTHERN FLoUR-dull. firm; common to
far extra 2a3; good to choice 3Ooa35o.
BYE H6E F Is auiet' firm: --s2 7oas3.25
RYE dull, nominal; " estern. 4sao7.
BARLEY-out of season; No. Milwaukee, e5a67
western, e3a61; two rowed state. 63a65; No.
Toronto. s4as5.
BARLEY MALT-quiet; - western 7oas2
two rowed state 5oaas; sixlowed state soass; city
WHkAT-Receipts. 7o,500 bush: exports. -;
sales, $4,000; fairly active, frmer -
NO. No., req. ,o store soto, ana elevator. 5sa
No. 2 spring 77aa7s; No. i northern 7oawe,
No.3, northern. 6sla-; no Milwaukee 7oia7O3;
No; 3red,1a.; No2 spring solasol; ungraded
red. 724a73l; No. white 500.
CoRN-Receipts. 93,s25; exports. Al, 49i; sales,
$4,000; fairly active; IL lower; closing firm -
No. |, 45Aai5i elevator: i5la4si anoat; No
'' tessl aoa, ''s-S A 1sov No ;os ? 'a
graded mixed. 45s45,; steamer mixed, ASIA
45l No. white. 42aa-.
sale 8. % Coo dull, weak. Ic lower; ~- o-e-'
No, 2. 5l!a-; do white, S2la-; NJ, .
Chicago, 52!a-; No 3. 50as- do white.
ola; mixed Western, 5la53; do whit
52a57; white state, 52a57.
BEEF- quiet. steady. beef hams, dull. firm,
s2oa2o5o tierced beef quiet city extra India mess
SlsaSl9; cut meats. quiet, firm; picked
bellies, IL lbs. at 63a6i; hams. loal0i; mi idles
nominal.
LARD-quiet, frmer;
Western steam CLOSED, s7.l5 bid; CITY.
S650a6.62a; --- Refined quiet; Continent
t7.40a- A, s7s0; compound, S5s7Ias6 90
PORK firm, quiet 100 bbls:
mess, ai3 75ss1f %: axtrs prime, si2 5casis.
BUTTER fair demand, fancy iirmer ;--
state dairy new. i2al7a do old. l0al4; DO creamery
new. l5alss; Penn. do, l5il6l; Western dairy
new ioal5, 10 creamery new, HAS, do factory,
9iaHl; Elgins. 1SalSi; rolis, Halo.
CHkEsE- moderate demand, steady;
state large, siasi; do fancy. sSasi; fancy old,
q 81; state small. 7iasi, do new,
9ista |; old, A.; do white. iVa102: part SKIM
3-6; do new als9l; full skims, 2i2a; Western
small. old, loial2i Western part skins, new,3-6.
CoFFEE-rio. firm quiet: No. 2, I6Ba-.
fsi'ly active, firmer;
No. /, 3 s-l6a4: No. 2. sl6,7. No.
: al 3-16; No. 8, lll6a3 rs; No. !, 8 90 aai
No. 8. 3i2as lilo; No. Q, 8 7.l6a3 s-s;
IL. 3slSa2s; No. IL. 2Is.iG; Oh. ; 's.l6a4
mould. 1iai ll-16; standard, a 4,-i6a4I
confectioners. a l5l8a3a, cut loaf ~ Elo;
crushed, 4sa5 l-l6; powered, 4la4 .l-io; graz.
ulated, a-i6aia, cubes 4sa4 9.ld.
Fr"'Rhts to Liverpcoi-marke., fairly active,
firmer.
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INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS.

INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS.
No ], alone, indicates fair weather, station.
airy temperature.
No 2. alone, Indicates rain or snow. station
airy temperature.
No. 3, alone, indicates local rein, stationary
temperature.
No. |, with 40. above it, indicates far
weather, warmer.
No. J. with No. below 1t, indicates fair
weather colder.
No. 2, with No. 4 above it, indicates warmer
weather, rain or snow.
No. 2. with No. below 1t, indicates colder
weather, rain or snow.
No. 3, with No 4, above 1t. indicates warmer
weather with local rains.
No 3, with No. below 1t, indicates colder
weather with local rams.
No. I, with No. 5. below 1t, indicates fair
weather, cold wave.
NO.2, with No. 5, below 1t, indicates wet
weather, cold wave.
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Mr.. w. H. Gannett, one of Augustus
large publishers, returned from KineO, Sat
urday, where he has been spending week
with his wife and daughter. They made
the most successful one days catch, Fri
day, that has been reported, landing 81
trout weighing so 3-4 pounds, Is of which
were square tails weighing SO "a pounds,
one weighing IA pounds, the largest
square tail taken from the lake this season.
Mrs. Gannett landed IA FOUNDER as the
first ish caught that day. They spent the
sabbath at Bar Harbor.-Bangor Wing.
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stopped at Mr.. Rowe's blacksmith shop and
Mr.. Ro~e Noticed something was the matter
and vent to his assistance. He was taken
home and medical aid summoned. His
was taken home and medical aid summoned.
His right side was found to be paralyz I'd
and he was deprived Of his speech. Mr..
Foye is II years old. His son, William
Foye and wife Of Brockton, Mass had
been making him visit, and had just re-
turned home on the morning train.-There
was very large attendance Sunday at both
the morning and evening meetings at the
chapel; these being the first meetings held
there since the dedicaii ,n.-Miss Bertha
Colburn is at home on a short yisit-The
ice business is brisk and about all of the
companies are shipping.
BooTHBAY.
Mrs. James Giles and son, Walter, are
visiting friends in Massachusetts.-M
Gregory Campbell left, Saturday, for Gar
diner, Me.-Miss Addie Brown arrived
home from Everett, Mass, Thursday
Mrs. c. liza Nelson and children arrived
from Gloucester, Thursday.-All schools
closed in town. Friday, after
successful term of ten weeks
Miss Mabelle Welsh, who has been attend
ing school at Pennington, came home Sat
urday.-Mr. j. f. Holton attended the
commencement at Pittsfield last week.
Mrs. II. Ii. wilkins CT Wilton and Miss
Edna Mo sher of Weld, Me, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lane j. E KEEL
ley spent the day in Bath, Wednesday,
Miss Della Lewis of Trevett is in town for
a few days.. H. Pinkham arrived home
from Gloucester, Wednesday The scholars
not absent during term of 10 weeks in
district No. 0 are as follows: Josie Emer-
son, Herbert Dodge, John Corey, Will
Reed, Mil!ard Giles, Willie Nelson, Agnes
Reed. Those absent one-half day were
Marion Reed and John Reed.
ALMA.
Rev. f. Boynton, assisted by Rev.
Brooks of Sheepscot and Rev. G. F. Jen-
kins of Alma, held services at the old
church, Sunday, at 2 so p. M. A large
congregation from this and surrounding
towns was in attendance.-Ernest Averill
is home on vacation from Waitham.-T.
A. Simpson is in Canada after carload of
horses.-All of the heavy thunder showers
have passed either north or south thus far
this season.-Work on the w. & Q. r. r.
at this place is progressing smoothly at
present. Fred Scott has closed his grocery
Ii re.
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Nothing Strang,.

Intelligent people, who realize the i'm
portant part the blood holds in keeping the
body in a normal condition, finds nothing
strange in the number of diseases Hoods
Sarssparilla is able to cure. SO many
troubles result from impure blood. the best
way to treat them is through the blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla yitalizes the blood.
Hcod's Pills are the best after dinner
pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-26

NOR SaLE-An old established stationery,
II periodical and book store. This store has the
daily papers, telegraph and telephone, assuring a
good income outside of regular trade. A line
chance for u live man, and AN extra opportunity
FOR anyone who is an experienced telegraph opera.
tor. For particulars. Address "M.' kennebec
Journal office. iuue23d3W.
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DIifo.

THE name, age, date and place OF ,!catL
of deceased persons are published IL. thu
column free of charge. More exiente''
notices and obituary poetry must he i,aie
tor at the rate of ten cents Incl
KENNEBEc.
China-June 81, James Lord.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Pursuant to the order of Court dated June 4th
A. ID ls9i, notice is hereby given ilist the under
signed kSceiver of the Richmond Savings Bank
will ! III the right, title and interest of the said
bank in the premises known rs the Josiah wey.
mou h lot, described in deen recorded Ker.
nebcc Registry Book SO. pate 46i, at public auc-
tioa on thu premises. on the sixtfi day of July A.
ID fsgi, At two o'clock in the afternoon. Terms
cast Sale made subject TO confirmation by the
Court.
Dated June 18th. 1894.
junel5d2w n. p. MILLIKRx Receiver.
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aAakET REPoRYs.
Tie Stock Market.

These quotations are furnished daily by S. j.
legariy, manager Baldwin Bros. Co., stock brok-
erage Office in this city.
June 25 1894.
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LNOk SALE-Bset Granite Tool, Bessemer
II and Machinery steel. also Lathe and Plane,
lool steei,and Norway and gedte,; Iron ut whole.
saie. Lowest prices quoted on large orders
Telephone. l0e Bangor 81. II. II. Harvey.
mar21dtf
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NOR sALE-A large peddler's cart, in first.
Il class condition. VIII be sold reasonable
Inquire OF John Blanchard, Augu IA, or flank
40 Main St, Wateryic.
june25dtf
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Marrieo.

KENNEBEC
Sidney-June L; by J. II. Field, Esq, A'phonso
S. Davenport and Mary Ada Frost
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kNOis SALE-Carr.ase- road wagons top
IL buggies, Bangor bugges, surties, etc. Coz
signed and will be sold cheap for cash. J. + Ful.
Ter. anrinui4S
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LHvR SaLE-IIorse, harness and wagon
Il Horse years old, weighs 1919, perfectly
sound and kind. viii be sold at Il bargain for
cash. S. &. HASKELL, Randolph idne26dlw.
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p. B. Gilman of Waterville was a guest
at the \ o til, last evening.
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Daily Hfnntbtt Journal.
WEATHER SIGNALS.

BY WHISTLE.
The first long blast is merely to attract
attention.
One long .....................F Fair weather.
I o iOnS. ..Ra1n snow.
lHict ioIie5 s...s........... Local rains.
Dne Short. ............Lower temperature.
Two short. Higher temperature.
Tnree short. .......................Co Cold wave.
time long ono shor.t Fair weather, lower
~ ~ temperature.
Two ,onv ,wo s,or. , Rain or snow, higher
temperature.
Ono tonx, +hronaho.i Fair weather. cold
wave.
Tbreo ,or,, s,,or. Local rain, higher
temperature.
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FOR SALE.

INOit sALE-At Il biz bargain. Top Phael on,
II standard make. Enquire Nat sobinson's
stable, East Side. junsGdtf
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,MISCELLANEOUs.
LOST.

OSr-On Winthrop road. ladies' black serge
~ coat, "Deutch Co. maker" Finder please
deliver to JOURNAL ONCE. iure25ilts
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SOLID COLD
WATCH GIVEN
AWAY

to the first person guessing
the number of beans, or the
nearest to it, in the glass jar
in our window.
This present is absolutely
free. Every buyer of Boots,
Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Fur
nishing Goods, etc., will have
an opportunity to guess.
The watches Oadies' or
gent's) are full jewellcd, solid
14-k, gold cases, fully war;
ranted.
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New York Produce Market,

tex-div. ibid. tasked,
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NOR SALE-About 100 feet best quality of
Il iron fence, with posts, good az new, suitable
for cemetery lot or front yard of priv reidence
pattern ct one third Of cost. John L.
Stevens, Augusta, Me. inne5dtf
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LNOR SALE-A level dry lot on Quimby ST.,
II best lot on the street, with lumLcr on the
lot for mouse. viii sell at less thln cost en-.
quire of Smith l.. Randa.at Augusta Lumb Co.
m 9ndtf
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We have all the goods which were explained
by Mr.. Worrell at his Lecture. They are the best
goods in the several lines. Safe to use, sure to
give satisfaction.
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NOTTAGE AT OCEAN gpO1NT-The
- Noble cottage, all furnished. Location I'M
surpassed, contains eight rooms and has wide
piazlas on three sides. For particulars apply to
the f. i. Noble Insurance Agency, Angn.tl, Me
INN
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NOR sALE-A large house lot on the north
l. side of Western avenue. Apply TO Thomas
} Lynch. may 2dtf