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franklin.

Franklin.
Mrs. Mabel Gould returns 10 Northeast
Harbor to-day.
Oliver Mcneil was up from the Sound
to spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs. J. E. Lombard and children are
making an indefinite tarry at her old
home in Brunswick.
Rev. ]. +. Lombard visited his parents
in Brunswick last week, thereby availing
himself Of the opportunity to attend the
exercises at Bowdoin. His brother was
among the graduates.
The graded school in district No. closed
Friday. Many parents were in attend
ance. OF the fifty pupils in the primary
room the following were not absent
one half day during the term: Della Brag-
don, Marcia Gordon, Bernice Dunn, Esther
Dwelley, Florice Gordon, Edna Donnell,
Vera Fernald, Title Dow, Julia Macom-
Der, Geneva Bragdon, Maynard Fernald,
Austin Fernald, Ellery Doyle, Harold
Wilbur, Burleigh Swan, Dana Dyer, uer-
aid Bunker, Lloyd Hayey, Marcia Thomas
Miss French, of Lincolnville, and Miss
Haw kins, OF Sullivan Harbor, have given
entire satisfaction as teachers, and 1t is
sincerely hoped that they may be secured
again.
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been his home until few years ago when
he went to live with his son in Jonesport.
He was nearing his eighty-third birthday.
The remains OF Woodbury. Martin, who
died OF pneumonia in Boston, June s,
were brought here Sunday for interment.
His brothers, Richard, OF Milbridge, and
NsndelIa, OF Steuben, also his sister, Mrs.
c. II. Preble, OF Sullivan, were present at
the funeral.
June 49, c.
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Birch HarDor.

Birch HarDor.
School closed Friday, after a pleasant
and profita bic term of eight weeks. Miss
Mcfarland left for Bar Harbor Saturday.
J. W. B!ckford, of Jonesport, who was
before mentioned as being i'll at Zero d
Cranes, died June u. His three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. A. y. Stevens, Of Steuben, Mrs.
;. s. Ash, OF Gouldsboro, and Mrs. S. {.
Wallace, Of Milbridge, arrived in time to
be recognized by their father His son
Bethnel, and sister, Mrs. Wescott, did not
arrive until after his DEATH He was
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West Uaucncb.
Mrs. Maud Goosins is visiting trlel. :
at Machias.
Mrs Dennisoa. Of Brunswick. is a que t
at Mr.. Mary Buffers.
George f. Norris and son Chester are
emp!o5 ed at Bangor for the season.
Charles whiteomb and wife, of ELS
worth Falls, were in town last week cali
ing on old friends.
Mrs. Mary X. Butler, with her grand
children, Miss Alice and Master Allan.
spent ieT days in Hancock last week.
Victor r. Smith end Fred Miliken
have taken contract TO build a cottage
at Iron Bound island ana viii comiaeaee
work there soon.
Hewey Springer, of Franklin. gay,
gfaphophone exhibition at the W.st
Hancock sehoo!house Wednesday even
ing. There was good attendance.
Mrs. Jesse a. Brown received las.
week the sad news of the death Of her
only daug liter, which occurred at Lee.
Much sympathy is felt for her in her be-
reavement.
School closed Friday after very pleas
ant and profitable term. Miss Cline, the
teacher, was much liked by pupils and
parents, and much regret is expressed
that She will not teach the fall term.
June IS SUMAC
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South Deer Isle.
The young people in the clover dis
trlct" had ella n bake and picnic supper
"Wednesday evening, which Was much en-
loyed by those present.
superintendent Tyler Coombs visited
tie school here Thursday, He expressed
himself as much pleased with the school
ana it's methods under Miss Lancaster.
Rehearsals for the concert have been in
order this week. Several OF the mum beers
on the programme Will be b., OUTSIDE tai
ent, which VIII add TO the interest of the
occasion.
Misses Lancaster and Drew are plan
ming joint entertainment by their
schools at The close of the term. Inc en-
tertainment Will probably be given III The
clurcu.
a preliminary meeting 10 establish a
ladies aid society here was held tuesday
afternoon. Another meeting for more
definite plans WIS appointed Mlth Mrs.
II +. hatcn on tuesday evening, June 20.
! ne w. Z. /. |. met with Mrs. r. s.
" aCren Wednesday. Tue meeting Mas
devoted 10 reading letters from Mrs.
Stevens and Anna Gordon, Win music
by MISS Emma Pulslfer, OF Yarmouth,
no Is visiting FRIENDS here.
June 10 Eco
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AraurIc.
Emery Joyce and wife eft Saturday in
their new yacht for Sorrento
Road Commissioner Bridges finished
up work on the road this week.
Llnwood Joyce is finishing up Ezra
Conary's house at the Harbor.
Alexander Gross, who had stroke OF
spoplexy last week, is still very low
Mrs. Ida Barbour and children, OF
Mansfield. Mass, are at Capt. Alvah Bar
bour's.
Adoniram stockaridge and Charles
Eiweli, of Boston, left Monday for
Boston.
Mss Lucy Staples, who has been at the
Maine general hospital, came home Sat
urdey night,
Mrs. Eva Colony, who has been spend =
ing the winter on Monhegan Island, is
visiting relatives here few weeks.
Quite lot OF herring have been caught
in Toothaker's Cove this week With the
fishermen and factory there is no lack OF
market.
Miss Evelyn Bridges arrived home this
week from Kent's Hill, where she grad
uated from the Maine Wesleyan sem
mary this term. She will teach in the
schools here the rest OF the year.
The lobster fisheries from this part OF
the island continue good, with prices far
above what they ever were at this time Of
year. This seems to be one of the few
industries that the drouth does not affect.
June Il. s
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COUNTY NEWS.


Eden.
The farmers club IS building a hall on
the ground purchased last fail for fair
ground.
Mrs. Augusta Thomas attended the
graduation exercises at Pittsleld last
Thursday. Her daughter, Helen Alley,
was one OF the graduates.
The school in Thomas district closed
Friday, after very successful term taught
by Miss Wilson. The exercises by the
children in the afternoon showed careful
instruction and training by the teacher.
There were Rotations by Maggie Leland,
Mabel Allen. Beulah Leland. Lottie In
man, Helen Murch, Sadie Allen, Lois Le-
land, Alice Gilbert, Linnie Leland and
Ethel Thomas. There were dialogues and
reading that were very good. The pupils
not absent during the term were Julia
Thomas, Harold Jellison, Ernest Hall,
Edith Hall, Lois Leland, Linnie Leland.
Emmons llodgkins, Maggie Leland and
Helen Murch Absent one half day only.
Alyah Allen, Josie Leland. Irwin Leland,
Irwin Rouiliard, Dallas Hodgkins, Chester
Alley and Mabel Allen.
June 10. T.
Gontd-boro
Thurlow Young sptained his ankle
Saturday.
William Fountain has moved his family
to Cores.
Mrs. NJ. E. Rolte. who has been to
Sorrento to have cancer removed from
her face, has returned after successful
operation.
There was an accident on Guptills hill
Sunday forenoon. A pair OF horses from
the McGouldric stable, Cuerry field, driven
by Charles Hartman, ran away, being
frightened by the pole strap breaking.
Mr.. Hartman jumped from the carriage
just as the horses started aud was not in
jured. One of the horses broke through
a window in A. Z. G4p,niis store. No
other damage was done, except the
broken harness.
June 10. JEN
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CLIMAX.

Preparations for the celebration OF tie
FoarSu, ia " hich he ladies take the iead-
ing gRrt, are about completed. a drlII " i'll
be given ~ the evening al the town hall.
Fifteen yoGug ladies are to take part, aud
tiags VIII be used III place OF guns. An
ether part OF the evenings entertainment
Will be an exhibition practice with Indian
clubs by two or three girls. This will be
particularly pretty and graceful. After
the entertainment there Will be display
OF fireworks in front of the hall. During
the day there Will fantasies, L bicycle
parade, and ball game. Dinner and
supper Will be served at the hall. Ice
cream and fruit and confectionery will be
for sale.
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Sullivan.
Mrs. W. Q. Emery arrived home We'd
nesday after an absence of nearly ten
weeks, She Is greatly improved in health.
Many friends OF Henry Hawkins re-
joice to see him here for the summer. He
is home from his first year in the medical
school at Philadelphia.
Miss Kate A. Dunbar has gone to Bar
Harbor for the season. She will be en-
pieyed by j. NJ. Grape, of Albany, who
has branch store AT Bar Harbor.
The Manor Inn will open to the public
June 10. 1t has been thoroughly reno
waited and refurnished and will be under
the leadership OF Miss Smith, OF Brook
line, Mass.
Rev. H. H. Saunderson, OF Waverley,
Mass, will open the summer service IN
the Church OF Our Father" on Sunday
afternoon, July ,. He Will preach through
July and August.
Mrs. Mary A. Franklin returned to her
home last week, after an bsence of nearly
two years in Boston, Brooklyn, Baltimore
a Florida, where she spent the winter.
Her house Is opened aud her many frienGs
are glad 10 greet her here. She is accom-
panied by her grand niece, Miss Nettie
Simpson, " hose former home is here.
A company from here went 10
Aaron simpsons last Tuesday to raise
the new barn which he is building, to
take the place OF the one destroyed by
fire last Novemb Der. 1t was a merry crow d
but nothing stronger than lemonade and
spring water reused the merriment of the
company. Aaron is total abstainerh
himself, and SO lets his light shine.
June II. Z,
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Broo ,Iltt.

Broo I'm.
X. 3. Stevens shipped his morse 10
Ellsworth Saturday, where it has been
purchased by Hon. J. D. Hopkins.
Saturdays boats brought large 10, Of
passengers to Brooklin, among whom
were Mrs. Pierson, son and daughter
from " asnington, d. {.
The cutters at the factory Withdrew
from labor Friday ana demanded more
pay for their work. Their demand was
not acceGed to, and part OF the dlssenters
returned 20 work at the old prices.
June ~ g. b. A.
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North Lamolne.
Maud Hagen is home from Orono
George Lord and wife, of Calais, re-
Gently visited Mr.. Lords sister, Mrs A.
FL. Coggins.
George H. Goggins' dwelling has re-
celved coat of paint, also asset of blinds
and modern front door, which add
greatly to the appearance of the building.
June l6.
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SetiEoiek.

>'"s "''h'
- N','ei t'ii'sieH "oFk al hSsehog
: :, ga =" ''' anu ii'eu honie' A. :
~ ~ '''' s.so peeh employ 60
'''''' - " ia No'N week longer
Egg mogein, or West View, Is rapidly
gaining III summer population. There
were eleven there prior to Saturday; on
that day ten more put in appearance
Steamer "Juliettt" landed thirteen pas.
sengers a, tie -ed5.y.ek wAar. Sttnrds,.
all for RHuraiu 'ruar,. .tti-,,.,r,,t
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Bar Harpor.

Bar HarDor.
Miss Sara Hamor, daughter of E. T.
Hamor, OF Bar Harbor, and John S.
Butterfeld, OF Boston, were married
Wednesday evening in the spacious par
Tors OF the st. Sauveur hotel, Bar Harbor.
Miss Isabel Hamor, cousin of the bride,
and Miss Marjorie Alley were flower girls.
The best man was Eyersrd Alley. OF Bar
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SUsiAC

Waltham-
Misses Isabel and Georgia Jordan at
tended the quarterly meeting at Frank
lin.
Mrs. Cyrus Dickey and son Frank
visited friends in Bar Harbor and HulTs
Cove the past week.
Mrs. Increase Jordan and daughter,
Mrs. Nettie DeBeck, were in Franklin
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Visitors in town are Mrs. Il. NJ. Carter
and daughter Agnes, of New York; Mrs.
Merton Robinson and son Harold, of
Boston; Miss Maud Bussie, Belfast: Mrs.
Holmes and daughter, Mrs. NJ. Morrison,
Bar Harbor; Miss Mabel Jordan, Ellis
worth Falls.
June ~.
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tsrbor, cousin of the bride. Rev. c. 5.
LetIingwelI oiiieiated. The pariors were
decorated with ferns and potted plants.
The ushers were Roy Hamor, brother Of
the bride, A, v. Mute, ana FountaIne
Jeliison, OF Bar Harbor, and J. 5. Haths-
way, OF Boston. Many friends were pres
ent from Northeast Harbor, Brookline,
Msss., Huns Cove. and Boston.
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Bar dett's Island.
George Bartlett is in Northeast Harbor
for the summer.
Mrs. Sarah Bartlett and daughter Stella
+. have gone to Northeast Harbor for the
summer.
Everett ODER has closed his school in
somesville and gone to Mort beast Harbor
for the summer.
Frank Bartlett, wife, son Emery, and
daughter Nellie, spent part of last week
IN Brooklin, visiting relatives.
June To-
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South tenobsCot.
Irwin Littleheld las been III recently
with the German measles.
Rev. L. E. Morse leaves here soon to take
Charge u he" ptstoIate al howiand.
William bIIdges mas gone 10 Boston
with Capt. Reuben Perkins IN schooner
''W. I. Emerson.
During the shower Thursday evening
the house OF Willard Gray, on the
Ridge" was struck by lightning and con-
slderaoly damaged.
Misses Wilma aAG Nesta BoRdeu are
home from MeddeIG, Mass, where tue
former mas been teaching and the latter
employed in the straw factory.
Last SUNDAY evening the baptist sun
day school gave Children's Day concert,
when passed of very creditab bly,. Ia the
absence Of I. W. Litt.efield, superinteud-
ent, Mrs. Abby c. Condor took charge.
The church was PRETTY decorated.
June II. CLIMAX.
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Hancock Point.
The Tarratine opened for the season
last Tuesday. The outlook is brighter
than usual for large summers business.
President Hyde, of Bowdoin, and
his family, the Emerys, the Writings,
and the Misses Lord, of Wellesley, are to
be among the seasons guests.
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Lsnt"iH--
Mrs. Re:sey Young, OF Waltham, Mass i,
arrived Saturday.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins arrived home sat
urdaY, to spend the summer.
Mrs. Pearl Wardwell, Of Buck port. has
been visiting her brother, William SPRING
err
Mrs Ella Whitaker and daughter, OF
Bar Hartor are spending few days With
George " hltaker aud wife
j w. Young, his daughter Martha. and
son Earl, all of Webster City, Iowa, are
the guests OF Eben King and wife.
June 49, II
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relief In six Hmm.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease re.
lieved in six hours bv "NEw Carr Sat.r,,
AMERICAN hipSErAUkE" 1t a great SURPRISE
on account of It's exceeding promptness in re.
heVlng pain In bladder, kidneys and back In male
or female. Relieves retention OF water almost
immediately. II you want quick relief and cure
this i the remedy. sold by :. u. WIGGIS. Drng-
gist, Ellsworth Me. tuH-
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The church was tastefuily decorated
with wild flowers and potted plants
There was large attendance. The chill
dren did credit to themselves and those
who assisted in training them in their
parts. g.
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CHILDREN's DAY.

The Baptist Sunday school gave Chill
dren's Day concert Sunday evening. The
following programme was presented:
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ticulars.
.ttiaflriC

so' additional County Ne'cs SC, etse1 rege>
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Watch for posters, etc. announcing further par
tculars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-10-06
THE PRICE oF"sEA POWER"

We have fed our sea for thousand
years,
And she calls us still, unfed.
Though there's never wave OF all her
waves
But marks our English dead.
We have strowed our best to the
weeds unrest,
To the shark and the steering gull;
If blood be the price of admiralty,
Lord God. we ha' paid 1t in full;
There's never a flood goes shoreward
now
But lifts keel we manned;
There's never an ebb goes seaward
But drops our dead on the sand
But sinks our dead on the sands for
lore,
From the Ducies to the Swim
II blood be the price of admiralty.
Lord God, we ha' paid II In!
We must feed our sea for thousand
years
For that IL our doom and pride.
As IL was when they sailed with the
Golden Hind
Or the wreck that struck last tide
Or the wreck that lies on the spouting
reef
Where the CHASTITY blue lights flare.
II blood be the price OF admiralty.
Lord God, we ha' brought II fair!
-Rudyard Kipling.
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JOB p r N 7 | N q
sUOHA
LARGE POSTERS, HAMDDILL9,
CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BLANKS
BILL-HEADS,
Together with every other description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
Executed with neatness and dispatch.

Yearly advertisers will be allowed 70
change four times during the year without
charge Advertisements should be marked
with time and space they are to occupy.
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AirshIps have not yet been invented,
yet II IL possible to sail for day and
"A night In n fairly comfortable steam
boat mt n height Of over two miles
above the sea The water on which
you accomplish this remarkable feat
IL Lake Titlcaca. which lies between
Peru and Bolivia. II IL n huge lake.
100 miles long an nearly 60 wide, and
Is over 1000 feet deep. It IL away up
Nine rivers flow into II, besides IA vast
amount Of snow water, yet It has no
visible outlet.
The GOO-tOn steamers which sail on
Lake Tltlcaca were built In Scotland,
carried over the passes In sections,
and put together on the spot The fuel
IN Australian coal, brought from 1000
miles away In the lake are many
beautiful islands, and the cliffs which
line the shores are magniHcently rug
ged. In no place can a ship anchor.
The water, even sixty feet from shore
IL hundreds Of feet deep. The native
boats on Lake Titicaca have straw
auilq
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ROMANCE OF
THE CUBAN WAR.

1t was breakfast time at Avondale,
and General Higgerson, for the fifth
time, wondered what kept his daugh-
ter as he tidgeted with his paper and
stirred his hot coffee Just as his
patience was at an and the door open
ed and admitted tall, handsome girl,
with bright blue eyes. She held II big
bunch of clemaus In her hands.
Where have you been, Mona" In
quired her father.
Down at the river; | found the
stone wall near the bOathOuse ablaze
with these blossoms. | am sorry to
be late. dear"
"The Southern mail Is In" observed
the general, nodding toward u small
pile OF letters ut her plate.
She flushed slightly rs she laid the
clematis on the sidebOard and took her
seat at the table. A conscious smile
crossed hor fathers face III she broke
the seal Of the first letter, He turned
to the paper In his hands, and his eyes
caught this heading: "A Romance in
Real Life"
with the invalIded officers return
ing this week il young Colonel Law
renee. who was seVerly hurt In the
charge ut San Juap. Among the
nurses who went to look after the sick
was handsome young woman whom
the colonel formerly ADMIRED. Family
misfortune had forced her to adopt
nursing as IA profession. Their friend
ship was renewed, and when the
coinneI came home no was engaged
IN his old love Colonel Lawrence IN
IN hn morrIad very shortIv Uenort
s.vs that he had entongled hImself
with another lady who will now find
TINT she must look elsewhere for con.
ISOLATION"
A. ho laid doyn tho nonar tha 1an-
eroI GLANCED st his daughter She was
sitting with a dazed expression on
her face oozjn0 at n letter she held
..r,tto H. H.. ,lis ,na.n ~, sho
ov,iaimaod "aIi,nn on, tho io,tar IIe
49,. =. s,,'., i''.,, ,,d Ell, T., r., ho
80
"noo. Mana vo,, NAV hova soan in
tho nanars nm account If INV beInp
wounded: maue light of il in INV Inst
letter fearing to alarm Won. bnt The
truth Is / am a wreck, as the papers
have accurately stated. am invalid.
ed and crippled, and If It had not been
for devoted nursing 1 should not be
here to-day. Under the circumstances
I 40 not feel Justified In holding you to
your engagement: Notwithstanding the
main ia causes me TO do this 1 want 10
release Won entirely and leaye Won free
to marry some one who IL not 80 shat
tered ms myself; but believe me, dear
est. that whatever my future life, you
will always be shrined deep In my
heart of hearts. Your faithful friend,
uENUy TAmDDNCu
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Little Edgar. ON seeing his mother
approaching with "A stick In her hand
to punish him, Immediately crawls
under the bed; whereupOn his mother
informs the father, who gets down ON
his knees and pokes his head Under the
bed. saying
Are you there. EDGAR
Ldsal Yes, papa, Is she after you,
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Toward noon OF that day Major
Laurie had vision OF Mona with her
arms aroun her lovers neck, heard
her joyful cry, and from Lawrence u
murmnred MY darling last" and
he hastily left 10 themselves two OF
the happIest hearts In New York.
As hc turned to Mona's brother In
the next room. wiping his eyeglnss.
which had suddenly become misty, he
said below his brenth, by love,
rather think I've done good days
vwork
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-10-06
ROCKVILLE MARYLAND FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER g. 1892
s Spring AND SUMNER
<nu~ OPENING.

We invite the public generally without exception the
beautiful exhibited
city Wsay advsed exercised the extraordinary
cous Stone Jewry, which hanwork design
New Plated Silverware
Pet containing designs few examples
SOLID IA $40
IA KARAT gold filed Watches, regular Sl5, 49,
Gold
SOLID Gold Neck Chains, So and
SOLID Gold Cuff $275
SOLID Gold Gents Link Cuff Buttons regular 81 81 So
All kinds Of Gold Filled
Solid Silver Chaelaine Watches So SIS
SOLID
Solid Silver Table ST co. former $40 90
Large Assortment of Watch Chains, regular price $3 90
Needless this opportunity purchasing wedding and other gifts,
Jwel Precious Stones, Slverware, Watches, Clocks, etc
SPECIAL ATTENTION Clock Jewry Repairing
OFFUTT & TRIBBY.
12oct 28-y BIS Street N W, West Washington, G.
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Is RECOMM ENDED "a

n perfect Breakfast Food, and contains all
the food properties of wheat. Superior TO
Oatmeal. Absolutely the best cereal food for
Mush, Gems, Griddle Cakes, Puddings, &c.
Just the food for children. Try II and learn.
mar IL u. u. BOUlC.
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New Firm, New Goods,
NEW PRICES =!

THlS advertisement merits attention We
4 want your trade and we intend TO have
it If lowest prices, fair dealing and highest
quality will get it.
Below we quote some of our special bar
gains.
Ma As we are sole agents for celebrated
Columbus Buggy Company Vehicles we can
sell you their best hand buff Leather-Top
Buggies tor ......."......." Viz oO
Cauopy-Top Surreys, from...." % 90 up.
Side Open Traps.."".".."..... go 90 "
Dayton Wagons ......."........... Al 90 -
Spindle Buggies ................" ~ 90
TOP Buggies. ............. 30 90 /"
We also keep large assortment of Single
and Double Harness of all kinds and descrip-
ton, Saddles, Collars, Lap-Robes, Spreads,
Whips, etc, which we Will sell lower than
any other establishment.
1t will pay you to call and examine the
quality of our goods and get our prices be-
tore you purchase elsewhere.
JACOB PoSs SON.
Ma The firm of Jacob Poss Il Son will
continue at the old stand the Livery and Sale
Stables which have been conducted by Jacob
Poss Tor a quarter Of a century.
Stylish Saddle Horses and fine single and
double Buggies and Carriages Tor hire ut the
lowest prices.
We make specially OF furnishing Car
rages, in charge of skillful, sober and polite
drivers, for weddings, receptions and funer-
als.
Every department Of the business has been
extended and improved, and charges for all
classes of service reduced by the new firm.
JACOB POSS Il SON,
mar 17-u ROCKVILLE, MD.