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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-27
Sabnfatai itrnpge.

GolIiTion 3piT6en einem 5ra6tz uno
einem 9erfonen3uge auf Der uNepz
9orfer Gsntrolbabn." = Msbrere
SoDte uno 9ernunoets.
Iuburn, N.zg.; 26. Sept. =
I'm 6 ll6r 6sute frii6 collibirte Elm perz
Ionen5ug Der rNen Yorfsr Central
gu6r" unmittelbar peItlj6 bon Der
vOlo Slat Bottom Bride" eine bal
BE Meile tpeItli6 BON bier, nit sinem
5radtsuge, unb brei perionsn blieben
auf Der Sts[le toot. Nubsrbem tpurz
Den 3ipet t0otGD6 unb pier idper per-
leBt.
Die Sobten linb: gmnett Qanctot
aus Rodsitsr, 2ofomotipfii6rsr bes
Jradt3uges. 5. 8. Gurrn aus ao6sz
tier, 9ei5er bes 5ru4t5uges, Sames
6. Sing aus Sfansateles.
SDotG6 Dsrlebt lpurben: 81. ). 5rep
aus @sneba, 9epGdmsiIter bss 55odtz
3uges, S6dbelDruG; s6omas Dugan
aus @enepa, QofpmotipTii9rer oss
perIoNn3uges. Die ii6rigen 9erleBz
ten {inb: g. s. Qubolpb bon Ro6e=
tier, Yrsmfer ouf Dem 5ro6t5uge, b;iz
be 9sins gebrohen unb ionIt DsrtsBt;
9pron NsDis bon Genera, oet3er auf
Dem 9erIonsn5u9s; 6. u. Martfn bon
9sneDu, Gonbufteur auf Dem perIoz
nen5uge; Gbarles 9drions BON 9enez
pu, 9ebienI Iteter uuf oem perIonen3ug.
Die 9eruntportlt6teit fir Dos I'm
gliid iit mod nidt genau feItge1teQt,
bod fon @sorss Gidne aus HodeIter,
@onbuftsur bss 5Iadtauges, bisS6ulo
DapOn tragen Die Gon:Iion ereignste
1i6 an elmer I6urfan Surpe. uno Der
5ra6t3ug tDsl9er DsrIpGtet mar, fu6r
CUR 3sit Iebr fanea.
Ssratp, elmer Der 9erIsBten, 1T felt
Sbigem geitprbsn. .
Gin q 6nli6e 1lngli d in
5erus.
Sstalooia, Ser, 26. Sept. =
Bier @iTanbabn 9eoisnIete nurben
6eute, lie6en MsileR Iiiblid bon bier,
auF Der uNorlhpeItsrn 9ubn" 'Our6 eI=
ne GoGiFion 3piIden einem 9srFonen=
uno eirsm Soblen5uge 9etOotet uno
8pei anoers srlitten i6pere 9erisbune
gen. Die qaFugiere tumen Tdmmtiih
nit Dem S6reden oapo1. De Golliz
iion puros bur6 ben umItuno Derurz
Tndt, ouB bic 9remFen pes perIonenz
3uges Den OienIt DerIagten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-27
Saltimprc=Cb bip= =Sabn= Snllctin.
ts.O5 BON Baltimore mad, tenn ssyprf unb 81

$s.O5 BON Baltimore mad, NepsSIprf uno an'
rid bsi G'tlte,nbtit DER SspDs DsGmpfanas Jti'
trlit]tsit.n. 8i1tte tptroen um %. unn y. Stps
tembcr perfauft oitig fir Die Rudtdbr' BIZ
sum a. Sfob,r.
$1,000 pcn Baltimore mad ItdsdrasBans
unb 3urid Spnnsritae, DEN q. Scptemoet
@il.t. fnb fir 10 Gage eliitig Surblauttnoe
9erionen= uno 0ullmau= 9sarlorz z9Sa9gons pttS
laiicn Gamoens9abnbOf nm 9l9 @ornitio9s'
BEN MT. 8cpal=9abubof um 9.A Tormrtags
lintsrbrs6ung Der ifabrt pirO auf Der 8nd'
rtiis erlaubt in buffalo, 8o6titcr 9fncoas
gurbetts uno Mau6sGbunt. Nbre9r huO
9bouiano.Sglanbs nur $50 fir be auh0'
reiie BON Rodeicr.
$3.50 Don Baltimore nad BEN enran sSrbten
rInD 5uriid um Sonntdg, o'n l. lIao9et'
Ser Spe,iol,uQ p.rldBt BEN Gt. RoDal= gabn'
bo l1br 9ormittugg, ben edmoenzSaon=
bo Inn llbr min. 9ormittags
Sl.OO Don Baltimore mad, SSrceerif, 9asers'
topn uno g0inbsiter uno iuriit, am oonnia9,
Dsn |. GttObcr. Or op9i1tjn9 o oflob'
bcn Mt Tp0al=@obnboi nm lbr 9ormt=
toQs, Den Gantoens@abnbOi nm llbr 9lin.
9prmitta9s. C'W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-27
''9er ri6tise 2Se9, @elo at
peroienen, if, ,penm utan (ef6tt
Ole Gfeimitem @ero6etrase sm
pergr0berm per(u6t.'
9lnoretp Carnegie.

1nIer gfan fir bic ii6sre unb
profitabls2lnlaes BON untbdtigem
aapital ooer lle6eri4ub am Gin
fonuRn ut Der oenfbar portbsll>
bafteite. sSSr1 @erb;nOun9 NIT Der
pollfpmmenlten Si6srbsit unb bo=
benz Yro5entiaB osS profits bic
-tet oerIsl6s Dem 9elebrten, 8autz
mann posr 26bnarbeiter eTns duz
berorbentli9e g'elsgenbeit lsIn
@infon1men gu DergrOBern.
Gonti tDmnen gu irgero eIrlsm
Gstrnne erDffnet lperoen - 81
pber $1,000, na6 Sbrem 9ellsben.
Yrofite lperDen mcnatlia ausbez
5ablt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-27
~. 9crbif GrDfinuna.
u. 0nsborff T. Sobn,
-SuepffsGfe--
Baltimore nnS Yppplctpn=S StraRe,
WrnBe neue 3aoen.

9erbit=GrDffnnns nnD >9(nsifeanng.
MOntaa. Stenffaa. Mittwob.
2S. Sept. %. Sept "a. Sept.
Soupcnirs fur Bic 9amen.
9isie glnjsiqe 1T Elm. alfesmcine Ginlaouna tnr
Die galtntorsr Sumsn gum gsiufe nnltrer Saz
Den unO jur gsfbtioune uuisrer pra9tt9en eol=
leftipn BON
Vusmaarcn. Nnsiisen une lleberwnrfcn,
SeieenffpfTen. 8ieicerffpffen.
reid,ffcn Sefass sMrtifeln. 9raperien &C.
rpHnung-0uRmaaren.
Don erfIufpsu S,iTns in inlprrtirtsn uuo Don uns
qarnirten
Suten. 1oaues une Sonnets.
seots Sabr bubeu unisrs Gr6Inungcn an 9si6=
ftgteIt eeiponncn. Sn Diciem Sabre 1T oIeielbe
sr6fer, aIs lie aupor.
Oie prddbtiefsn Tluiter non auspdrttgen &infs
lern iiro bier Dertreten norunter Die Serrl6enlro=
oufte uuisrsr seensn 6initlsr punosrbar berporraz
gen. Sin groBartiess 9lhortiment pon neutn 5az
cons IoQeln, Slumen, 4iGutttn, Srnamenf'n ETC.
5u 9rcen, Dit i'm 9creidbs zines SeOen fno. Sit
iolttn ole 8eFbtigung ni3t osriauuen uHo fnO
VI. GusrorH s. sobm.
GroHnuns-Mn;iiscu uns ieberpitrfe.
Die slusiteluug Oisitr SaiiOn bttebt aus elmer
berrii5en Gntfaltung BON mOosrnen 6IenrH95=
itiftn iir
9amen. iumae wedcdbem unp Stneer.
tiniditBlid) ttniger Der eleQGuteten Rotitme, Die
tbetllpeiis in europa unD tbeilueie in 2mettd an=
QtTertiqt murOsn, J. 9. p5alOrsmaos" Gn3iiae, ele=
9ante Gapes uuo Sadsts, ieotne Suilen, SltiOr0fe
uno Saillsn Dertn Grsiie fb bcoeutsro ntsorigtr
erptiitn rperoen, as anDsrpGrt5 fir Gbnl)e Q9aaz
reu.
Grr ffnuns-Weue Sleieerifpffe.
Gie neuen Ntaterialien beiteben aus RamttIsbaar.
Gbepot, 0OmrlpuH, 9roaDclOtb, 8olf= uuo 5DteOz
Gutiueg, ;peiieitig.u 4luiOg, irauj0fibcn 4rmu=
res, iuooon Die nleitn nit Sampi gebriuft pllr=
DEN. @rOB. '9luspabl 0sr 6arben, A bis 80 3oa
brett.
Der pobre Rertb 1T. ......... 75c. $1.Oo si.25
unf.re groffnurss- Bargains. 49c. s5c. Csc.
Ganj ipejitler Gr0finunes Bargain 1900
0aros 9unj ipOl,ne r=Suitines,@ Ibsraa iur
25c. perfauft, unier Grofnun0szpreis 1oc.
Sir 19c. ofrrreu mir gang pOlcnt ptooeltp=
Suttnqs," Ooppclte 9rctc, fir Den 9srfdui iu 31c.
angtfcrtigt. Gr0ffnungs=9rei5 nur 13c.
Wtpeerne farrirte StpfTe.
&amecls= s=S1uars in reidJen uuo eeQunten Wutern
fir &lelOr0fs, ole alleHtbalbsn 'Tr 6Jc pro Uaro
ausgeitelt rpsrOsn. llnier Gr0iinungss9reis 49c
Groffnuns-2 2eicenffoHe.
Cine AusittaunQ Der bciten Gualttdten, tp'lts
mir nor Der Yreisrtqerung cinfauTten, uno bic mir
ieBt nm p Qrojent nitOrigcr als Die norbtrrlbsns
ben l]reiie psrtuufen. &auf,n Sic bon uHs, uno
Sie trparen msbrt ais Oi. Infcrtgnnes toittn.
(269-70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-27
@rutaIer Wnrn.

Sgoen, utu6, 26. Ssptsmber. -
Der Sfantpirtb 5Om Sopfan purOs
bier untsr Der 9!ntlage pss MorOe5
psrbaftst. Sm Streits um einan fdliz
gen SdulObeIrus idlue 5opbam in
ieinem Gotul ben @isarrenflbr;tanten
S6arlss 8. WsBler niebsr unD bra6te
inn our4 5ubtritte t0Otlide Ser
IsbAlQsn Ri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-27
Ses Mpr0es aritanbiq.
ana. 0Q. 26. September

Yana, 81, 26. Septembsr. -
6enrD 8runot, 1psl6er pegen Grmcre
Dung ieiner 5ante sSSans Srunot IN
terIudunosbuft 1T. 9eItano Aeufe
sinsm Sreunoe, ouB er i'm IeBten W!nz
ter 5rau Wlurp McSntire ermor0st
babs. @r iugts, oub er nod Elm an
oeres 9eIiGnOniB gu MAIDEN babe, uno
Da5 er Damn bereit lei, gu Iterben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-27

Offi3isrsn gu Osm Gnti4.uHe 9elan9t
in Die gai ein5uIaufen. 2lasn un lbn
geri9tsten 6rugen ilber bic politnd'
uro militdriI6e Sa6luge duf >oe1
pbilippinen mid Der 4omiral 9ofIih
uno geI6idt aus.
Sefu9er un'o s Gom l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-27
So6ns eSopGins' 2lmtper(ftdt,

Sit Iuinabms 4riifunOcH fir untergroourte
Stuoeutcn beginner 81 tn d, Den p. Septent=
Der 1899, gOrmittaes llbr.
Ser uuttrritt in alien Stpurt,mcnts bcQinnt ON
0itnfaq, otn 8. Ettobsr.
Grfulart unO gu3tunit tptrOen trtbclt i'm @is
rsnn DIS Reniitrators in rMtG0 @al." (269-7W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-27

Dies pIrfe fir e!nen elnslaen Gag
bic enorms MaiIs BON 445, 600 Msn=
i4en srasbsa. :. 9lnQenpalyrlsn. AaR bic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21
REORGANIZATION or co. r.
The Meeting Will Be Held at the Armory
This Evening.

All the young men Of the city who
are Interested in the continuation Of
the military company. are requested
to meet at the armory in the City
building, this evening, and assist in the
reorganization Of the co. f, n. G. S.
NJ. This invitation is extended to all
of good habits and who can pass the
physical examination. According to
the outlook there will be room for
about all who will come. as there will
not be great many of the old COM
pany remaining. Some live outside the
city, and those living in Augusta are
preferred to anyone from outside, as
the latter cannot hope to become SO
proficient in the drills without regular
attendance. Then there are some of
those in the city who do not desire to
remain in the company. Thus it will
need probably nearly 80 men to make
up the minimum number to which the
officers have orders to recruit.
1t is hoped by the citizens that the
company will have good success in
filling, and according to the talk
among the young men it would appear
as though there would be little trouble
in doing this. In other cities the COM
panies have, or are filling very readily
and Augusta really should be as good
as these places, when it is right at the
seat Of the encampments, and where
the rifle range can be used. as it doubt
less will b., this summer, to quite an
extent.
The officers of the company, as
everyone knows, are of the best that
was in the service in the 1st Maine
Volunteers. Captain Lovejoy, who has
the best reputation of any officer in the
service in ride shooting. was the off
ser detailed with Lieutenant Colonel
ranges several miles from Chickamau-
"a Park, to instruct in rifle practice.
As for Lieutenant G. H. BIackington,
hc was considered one Of the best
drilled ana most competent officers in
the LIST Maine Volunteers. Lieutenant
Savage is a promising young officer.
always popular. ana ne is in as good
health as before he had the terrible
scisc of fever at Chickamauga, last
summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21
Ocean Park.

Ocean Park Assembly is still in III,
read It's programme for the closing SEES
sion of the century is full of most excel
lent attractions. The convocation OF
Christian Workers with which Il viii
open, July N-2O, Is again in charge Of
Rev Smith Baker, ID. D., under whose
management it was SO successfully CON
Quoted, last year. He will be assisted by
large representation Of both clerical
ana lay talent.
The Z. L. 5. c. Assembly will be for
mally opened on the evening of July j.
with a general reception.
The Biblical Institute will be ably con
Quoted by Prof. A. W. Anthony A. NJ,
of Bates College, ana a member Of The
Council of 20 of the American Institute IF
Sacred Literature Prof. Anthony is ex-
ceilcntly adapted to this important work
Prof. j. Il. AbOrn will be at the head or
the musical department, which Is a sutfi-
clcnt guarantee of its success His dailv
chorus drill is of great value to all must
clans. The grand concerts will present
many high-class artists, vocal ana instru-
mental. with various special ana unique
features adding much to the variety Of
these attractions.
The management has been particularly
happy this season is securing a good
number of first-class readers. each having
some special line Of work ana all artists
of much note. The lecturers are as usual
among the best that the country affords
The Summer School Of OratOry and
Physical Culture is another fine feature
of this assembly. Increasing numbers
pJgh avail tkap,..I.r.... &
The tuition is low, while the system
taught stands at the head Of all systems
Miss Sadai Prescott Porter Is still In
charge and gives 10 it devotion and en-
thusiasm worthy Of its success
The regular Ocean Park Assembly Will
open, Saturday, Aug. II, continuing 10
Sept |. This Assembly Is made 10 Of
special days ana conventions that are Of
much interest, such as Ocean Park day.
Guild day, Ocean Park Improvement day.
day, il Woman's convention Of
three days, Bates day, Storer College day.
Nv. &. 4. I. day, Young Peoples day. i
Sunday School convention Of three days, |
etc.
Ocean Park grows more attractive each |
year. Many improvements have been
made since last year. A dozen Or more
new buildings have been erected. Calls /
are coming IN earlier than usual for cot |
taSes and rooms to rent. one should ap-
ply at once in order to DE sure of such
accommodations as they desire. The fine |
locations Of this favorite resort. together
with It's valuable assembly. is a great |
drawing feature upon the coast of Main |
See detailed programme of the full as |
sembly, for which apply to Mr. T. T. |
Davis, 2lO Water street, this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21
DRINK GRAND

after you have concluded that you ought
not to drink coffee. 1t is not a medicine
but doctors order it, because it is health
tnl, inVigoratinE and appetizing. 1t IS
seal brown color and tastes like the fin
est grades Of coffee and costs about a as
much. Children ike 1t and thrive on il
because it is "A genuine food drink con
tanning nothing but nourishment Ask
your grocer for Grai1-O, the new food
drink. 10 ami sc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

The committees of Trinity Com
mandcry are at work completing the
MARS for The reception q the Clare
,,,ort and Maine Communicates. Fri
1o, afternoon. These two commander
les will arrive at 40 p. ~. and after a
,,arada Mil ~ ser- "a a banquet At tn
,.au,,rct IAN In IT. Temple. The visi-
tors with Trinity Commandary ard
ladies'. will go to Gardiner at 80
where ball will be given by Maine
Commandery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

The local soda vendors are telling 4
story Of what is said to have happened,
a few days ago, in a drug store in this
city. y young man came into the store
ana inquired what sort of navors they
had in the fountain. The clerk named
over the different sorts, and the young
man hesitated for several minutes.
While he was waiting a certain we'll
known hardware dealer, seeing his
hesitation, said to the clerk, Mix me
Il little of that pumpkin. will you?'
The young man thinking he had hit
upon the popular drink, ~ else hc was
to get some sort Of beverage with
alcohol in it. said knowingly, 4 will
take a little Of the pumpkin, too" The
drink was mixed, but it Is doubtful if
~ discovered either the taste Of pump
kin or Of alcohol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21
Try Aliens Foot Ease.

\ powder to be shaken into the shoes.
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
ana get tired easily. If YOU have smart
Else 1t cools The feet ana makes walk
ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet.
imSrowing nails. blistcrs and calous
SPOTS. Relieves corrs and huniOns Of all
nai,1 and gives rest ana comfort. Try it
tndav. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores for CSC. Trial package FREE. Ad-
Aress Allen s. Olmste- lie Roy, n \.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

salph ". Leighton and Charles A
Knigh, went to Brunswick, Tuesd1y'
n remain TAM days, during the Bow
aoin commencement exercises. Both
were graduates in the class of SO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

4. \. Soule since hc emerged out Of
that basement. has made wonderful
strides in business. lie Is constantly
adding to his choice stock and no
knowing where his ambition may end.
Parlor ana dining-room tables, chairs.
rockers, elegant iron beds, are all com
ing along so fast it will soon be a
question of more room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21
Railroads and Steamboats,.
EASTERN STEAMBOAT co,

Commencing THURSDAY. April 20. 1899
spring service. Mail Steamer leaves
Boothbay llarbor daily. Sundays except
81 AT I3u y. NJ. Leaves Bath ut 30 j.
Junction, Riggsville ana Southport: al
Flvc Islands on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday: on Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday at Sdwycrs Island, Isle of Springs
Special Steamer Monday. Wednesday
ana Friday. Leaves Bath at S35 A. NJ
Leaves Buothhay IIarbor at 2.30 i. NJ
Lands each way on signal at Wcstpnrt.
NeStport Junction, RigCsvlie. Sawyer :
Island, Isle Of Springs. Southport Mouse.
Capitol, Squirrel Islands ana ocean
Point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

The heavy thunder shower that
passed over Augusta, between 6 and 7
o'clock, Tuesday evening, must have
been very general over a large section.
The train crew On No :. said upon
their arrival in Augusta that they had
never seen it rain harder than it did in
Bangor. the last of the afternoon and
during the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

Mre. H. l.. Palmer is demonstrating
the good qualities Of Welch's Grape
Juice at Howditch x Webster's drug
store. This is an unfermented juice
and is very nice thing in the way p
4 y, rrDshing drink
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

10 Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Celery Compound Tea.
25c. Trial size free. II 1t fails to cure,
you. money will be refunded. Jshx
Coughlin, Wsst End Kennebee Bi&Ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

In some respects Maine is doing
wonIrrs this season. Z. W. Church
has I'M SALE some fine native straw
berries. peas ana cukcs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

The Islander has made arrangements
to run to Augusta, Friday night, ard
Mill leave Augusta at $50, Saturday
morning. This II done II take n"
r~.f.ht from Augusta for the islands,
ana the boat is obliged to leave at that
early hour on account Of low water
1,,rr. she viii leave Gardiner AZ The
rsuqI hour. see ad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

The regulation National camp chairs
and beds are being sold by A. d. Ward
at special prices, and the same may be
said regarding the balance Of his BIZ
cycle stock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

". II. Gannett ana f. q. Kinsman
have recently returned from a success
full fishing trip. They were the guests
" Hon. r. +. Timberlake at his Range
Icy camp. Mr. kinsman was particu-
iarly fortunate in being able to land
a fine laud-lockcd salmon weighing
Q pounds and ounces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

It's the little colds that grow into big
colds; the big colds that end in consump-
ton and death. Watch the little colds
i,r. Woods Norway Pine Syrv1
non. wed. fri&g k~ II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

Augusta is enjoying reign of peace
mis- week. The police say that it il I'M
usually quiet in their circles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

John Coughlin had a crew Of carpen-
trrs III work il his store. Tuesday
urtting III d new side door.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

The three classes Of Cony High school
gave an informal reception to the
graduates, Tuesday evening, in Golden
Cross hall that was much enjoyed by
those present. The programme Of en-
tcrtainment and the refreshments
made a very pleasant evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

The merchants are pleased with the
arrangement Of having Water street
swept at night, but the people in the
front rooms of the Cony house say they
dislike the sound of the sWecpcr's
broom and the rattle Of his cart. Yet
water street must be swept.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21
Mother. Mothers!! Mothers j!

TIE HAST OF ILL.,
hEs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYEUP has heen nSc,. I.
,"r"ycr III ~ NEARShy MILLlONSo! MO ihEhS
- ~ ClEAS. Il SOBTIlES the CiIhi ~, ,1Irn =
~ the CT Ms ALLANS all PAIN; CNHFJS1 W IN,'
Snd ~ Druggists in every part Of The word re s,ii
ana ask for Mrs. Ninsiows soothing SyuF, ~
AXE no other kind. Twenty-Five cents uoitle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

J. l.. Wood shipped his household
goods to Woodfords, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21
Boothb y and the Islands !!
SEASON OF 1899.
Steamer islander

CAPT. ROBT. F. WESTAIAN.
Commencing Saturday, juno 2ith. vii
leave Augusta 6l5 a. NJ. HallowcU A.
NJ when depth Of water will permit,
Gardiner 49, M NJ, Richmond N.50 a. NJ .
Bath $50 a. NJ. every day. Sundays in-
ciudcd, connecting at Bath with Lewis
ton, Brunswick * Bath Electric r. X. for
Merrymceting Park. Brunswick. Lisbon
Falls and Lewiston. touching at Five
Islands both ways Mondays. Wednes-
days. Fridays ana Sundays, ana McMa-
hons Island same days on signal Isle
Of Springs, Tuesdays Thursdays ana
Saturdays, connecting at BOothbay with
Monhcgan mail steamer.
Returning leave Pootnnay at Z. NJ.
every day except Sundays, and Sundays
at r. NJ.
NJ. a. HARADEN. Gen. AGt. Gardiner.
AIon Partridge. Agent. Augusta.
&. \. cole. Agent. Halloween.
j. r. Robinson, Agent Richmond.
G. {. Greenleaf, Agent, Bath.
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Augusta, June l9th.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-09-02
silver Run Items.

In the pas; few weeks several wells have
gone DRY in this place.
The dry weather Of the past month has
ripeuej the corn very rapidly. and some "i our
farmers are busy cutting of.
Grs.sShupp,rs have breH unusually scarce
this Summer.
Cider making and apple butter boiling Is
the order ct the day.
Mr. Jacob kooutz receuliy sold bis farm
about one mile We-, Of this place. containing
III acres, to Mr. Hcgrick Of Blooming Grove,
York county. Pa. for SIS per acre.
Rev. J Slc~ar Hartman, OF Harrisburg,
P.uu. sas elected pastor It =. Mari :
R,flruci congregation OF this place last Snn-
jay.
N-,srs. John r DuigercF and William A.
i..-,s-1 arr very busy burning lime. Farmers
wha have used il Say is IS superior IN all
uihcrs.
Mr. Vim. H. Study, executor Of the late
Amos Study recently sold 70 Puhlic sale the
bone farm to Mr.. John ] Dagiercr for SIS a.
Ter acre. The farm contains - acres, and
/, one ufjhr most desirable Ia this community.
Nr pu,icrcr Is uow the owner 81 -four nj
i1iuins farms containing atsut an acres, aud
. property bon ibis place, and - uoS the hcay.
issst sax y1,vev "a Myers district.
Mr. Jacob II Fecser. administrator OF ihc
laie VIM. J. Fersrr. sold a, pabbc sale, last
Saturday. the home farm 81 ia acres 60 Nj.
Wn,. EroHu. 90 near Union Mills, for So
ser acre. and the adjoining farm 81 81 acres
IL Mr. Williams II. Fekasj. Of near Tyrone,
fas S15-ts qeT acTr.
service. ia ,hr Reformed Church Suniay
a. go a. ru.. and iH toe l.aihrfan church a.
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