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Reduced Rates to Pittsburg via rennsyI-
yania Railroad. Account Young reo-
pie. Christian Union, 1. 4. Church.
On account OF the Young Peoples
Christian Union, L. F. Church, to be
held at Pittsburg, Pa. August , to :,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
viii sell excursion tickets from points
on its line, To Pittsburg, ut rate Of
single fare for the round trip; mini
mum rate, twenty cents,
Tickets will be sold on August
and ., and will be good to return
until August ., inclusive, except that
by depositiHg ticket with the Joint
Agent at Pittsburs before August &,
and the payment of fifty cents, the
return limit may be extended to leave
Pittsburg not later than August 81,
1899.
Fer specific rates and conditions
apply to Ticket Agents
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England'- Income from Rum Drinking.
Whether an increase of revenue
from the sale of alcoholic beverages is
n national blessing is II question
which the average American would
hardly answer in the Affirmative, but
il is evidently So regarded in England.
The drink bill of TINT country for 1903
amounted to the colossal sum of
ST., 40i, GO, an increase of Sl0, 900, 900
rs compared with 1897, and the Chm
cellor of the EXchequer, rejoicing over
the 500, 900, 900 from beer alone, eX-
IRE 7ses the hope thnt this sum may be
increased during the present year.
Official statistics show TINT there
WIS consumed in England last year an
average of 30.3l gallons of beer, o. 80
gallons of wine and l.02 gallons of
spirits for every man, woman and
child IN the country. And the Regis
trnr General reports that the deaths
from alcoholism are rapidly increasing,
while restitution and vice are growing
also. The New York HdH and Er-
prcss thinks that the figures given
above prove that millions of money
are being spent in England for liquor
which ought to be spent on food,
clothing aud education. 1t takes 4
compliment disposition to enable ,
public official to contemplate tn,
English drink bill with anything ap
proaching satisfaction.
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TIME TO SPEAK BOLDLY.



strhws "hieh Sh"" i"M 'he S'"'"
Views ''"'''''""'
The virginia '#;t. Ton 'H4 o"e
company Is milking fdti4e'o'lH - IT, i"i
HaeeS IN keaii'h'' u anu tie i'o'ii
oke correspondent I'll NJ '''''"'"'' "'
ers Record says
WI th the present a'lh""' '"' i''''
and steel anu "'l''f if"""''S'- ''''''
no reason hhH "'i'f iltfl'h'es siio"''
not be built along the NM oi 'ie N"i
folk ana " esteill ia1if2aa' anu '',i'N
they VIII BE- punt II me 'oii III nv
shall continue "S now y non .ii'i' - - :"
net prom III tt'' "a - ~ l''T =
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e.r.tbo A The KIND You Have ISays Bought
'se .1 IrHHzz1


after you have concluded that youought
not to drink coffee 1t is not medi-
cine but doctors order it, because II Is
healthful, invigoratins and appetizing
1t is made from pure grains and has
that rich seal brown color and tastes
like the finest grades of coffee and
costs about NJ much. Children thrive
ON 1t because 1t is II genuine food drink
containing nothing but nourishment.
u and 25c, Mt grocers.
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THE Markets

Iambertyillc, July u, 1880
fHICEs OF GRAIN corrected every We'd
nesaay by Z I LEAR, dealer in Gram, Flour,
Feed. &c
PRICES OF PRODUCE. &r.. hy G0N0YER
K CONOVER. dealers in Dry Goods and Gro
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anorder has been issued by the Inter
nal Revenue Department prohibiting
banks rom ailixing stamps to checks IN.
stamped when presented, and requires
hanll- to return such checks to the
drawers
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE.

So 80 York street-laree 8-story brick dwell
ing with large lnt-het water heat Terms
easy
Ms l7-ia South Franklin street Frame
dwelling houses Easy terms
NJ 81 South Main street, three-story brick
dwelling with 10 foot lot extending through
10 Wilson street This is a commodioua house
and offered nj II bargain.
Ne ~ South Main street. three-story brick
dwelling; rooms and cellar
No 81 South Main street, brick dwelling,
three stories, rooms.
Ne 80 South Main street, rooms, three
story brick dwelling.
No 81 South Main street, thrce-story brick
dwelling. rooms.
Cottage Hill, frame house and barn with
large lot, house has 10 rooms,
Delaware avenue, lot IS feet front
Nos - 30-82 Wilson street, three frame
houses, easy terms,
Franklin street, vacant lot near Swan street
Nos 233 235 North Union street, double
frame dwelling with large lots. Always rent
and pay good interest on Investment.
Ia acre farm along Brunswick Turnpike,
about 2ls miles from l.ambertville- Large
house and good outhmldings. Cheap and on
easy terms
Nos 81 % Swan street, 2l4 story brick
dwelling
Nov. lG, lS9S
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should he provided with good health and
everyone who would have good health should
remember that pure rich blood j. the first
requisite Hoods Sarsaparilla, by giving
good blood and good health, has helped many
a man 10 success, besides giving strength and
courage 10 thousands of women Who. before
taking it, eonld not even see any good in life
IL win
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TYPEWRITER!

Ahs'ahdard makes, bought, sold exchanged
rented repaired An guaranteed and sen, -,
approval Send for illustrated circulars.
CONSOLIDATED TypEwRIrrR nv
CHANGE asI nresaw.y.S.
March s, issa
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE or II ANNF DHIs, DECEASED
Pursuant To the order of q. II Srruul, sur
roEate of the County of lluntcrdon made on
the twenty-siXth day Of May, \. p one
thousand eight hundred and nnet{-niu",
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate of II Anne pllls,
late of the County of Iluntcrdeh dteeas-
ed, to present the same, under oath or aiiir-
nation, to the subscriber. executor of said
deceased, within nine months from lie date of
said order; and any creditor uegleetlng to
bring in and exhibit his or her claim tunder
oath or affirmation within thetime 50 limited,
will he forever barred of his or her action
therefor against the said executor
Dated MAY -. \ u, 1saa
LEVI BROWN,
Executor
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE or FErR : FARKfH. DECEASED
Pursuant to the order of o II Spr5ui, sur
the twelfth day of June. u. one
thousand eight hundred and uHety-niur.
notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate uf letter : Parker
ceased, to present the safne. under oath or
affirmation, 10 the subscriber, AiuIHistratriN
Il said deceased, within nine months from the
date of sand order; and any creditor neglect
ing 10 bring in and exhibit has or her claim
under oath nr affirmation. within thu time
- limited. will he forever barred az lnz 81 hrr
action therefor against the said Aeiutul~tra-
triX
Dated Juue lsth, \ p 1saa
CLARA " PARKER,
AdminI9tTatriN
June ! Z, iSg9.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
The subscriber will sell at public sale on
THURSDAY, JULY ~, 1899,

THURSDAY, july ~. 1899.
AT George NJ IIolcombe's real estate office,
corner of Union and Bridge streets. lambert
Vile, y j., - shares of stock of the Lambert
vile National Bank, 10 shares of stock Of the
1ambcrtville Water Co, and one-eighth IN
terest in the following 13a lots in H0leombe
IaYerNieW Cemetery, VIZ:
Range A-Nos -, 80, 81 40 to 80 inclusive, q
To ~ inclusive, u to - inclusive.
Range B-Nos ] to inclusive, ~, -. q, -
10 56 inclusive, - To 81 inclusive
Range C-Nos to inclusive.
Range D-Nos II. Il. 81
Range E-Nps !, = 4, =. Il. :. :, 30, 3, =.
Range F-Nos ] to : inclusive, a Ia Is M
elusive. 81 To II inclusive
Range G-Nos. to g inclusive
Range H-$us ! 10 inclusive, -, -
Range Is-Nos, 80 to ia inclusive
Range M-Nas To inclusive
Eange Mo 10 inclusive.
Range U-Naal to inclusive
Range k-No ato IL inclusive
The bank stock belongs 10 the estate of
Iaranla X daddis, decd
The Water Co stock ana the one-eighth in
terest in the cemetery lots belong Ii tile es-
tate of George W Gaddis. decd
sale TO commence at O'Clock, p IN.
Terms cash.
LEVI BROWN. Administrators.
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WANTED!

helisble man for Manager OF Branch ofise
! WISH to open in this vicinity II your record
= y. n here is good opening Kindly men
''on This paper when writing.
A. 7. MORRIS. Cincinnati, a.
Illustrated catalogue cts postage
March s-st.
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\ fountain pen and pencil.
{. II. W. VAN SEWER,
hy Authority
An ORDINANCE

To mako appropriations and levy tax Tor the
year iSyA
Tie I4Aasifass 81 ne Cag q Loussrir}s Dc aoilas
see That the following Appropriation, be
made for the curreut year 1899
list To pay the County Tax for I>9s. siaess u
Al To paw the County Deficiency Tax
for 1855 l,os9 Il
sd To pay the state School Tax for
an. To nav Tor the support ofthe Pabli,
w. y - Schools Of tie ely 2.a2s o.
til To pay the special tax Tor the sup,
ply Of school hooks 40 90
81 d. To pay Tor he support OF the poor $50 ga
eth To pay for lighting the streets $500 %
~" 10 'I %e 'Si Of 'qs streets sfi. ' .59oo
9Th To pay tor the support of the tire
Department and Water supply $50 a.
10Th. To pay fof Police Expenses spp ~
18th. To pas salaries aud lees $50 40
lsth To nav for Contingent Expenses 4I6 10
sA.Io0 Oi
sec. ,. That to raise ,Ae revenue nee ,ssAry to
provide Tor the appropriations made th section
i rst the tax rate for the current year 1879 shall
N,. vi The ra.e 81 one dollar aud iurty-nse cents
upon each one hundred dollars Of valuation the
state poll tax shall be one dollar, aud the tax
upon dogs shall be two dollars each, aut all taxes
herein levied shall be SSed aud collected upon
persons aud ratanies a. Follows;
Isl Tor The county tax Of 1894 five mills 10 the
"a. For the Statc school Tax, the appropriation
10 the puhlie schools OF the Guy. ant tor the
SPECIAL tax Tor the supply OF school haoks e. the
public schools, four and one-leuih mills 20 the
Sd For the support OF the poor Of the city
one-trnth OF che mill to the dollar.
At n. For the lighting, repairs aud Improve
meut OF the streets, three aud one tenth mills 1"
the dollar.
5th FOR the support Of the IRE department
payment for the water-Surply for police expenses
and Tor the pSym,ut oi salaries aud les, Iso |
mills To the d illar
9th For contingent expen Is two-teaths Of Que /
a HI ~
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Needless
Constipation.

Constipation sborteus life It kills
by inches. but none the less surely.
The condition is seldom necessary It
IS due to a morbid condition Of the
liver that can be overcome with the
proper remedy
Climax Liver Pills
if persisteutly used are radical care
for constipation. They do even more,
for with the disappearance of the chief
trouble many minor ones will vanish.
Your complexion will be clearer, your
appetite will be keener and new sup
ply Of energy will appear. We know
of no pill better Than these. They are
mild aud gentle in their action. They
do not lose their effect, but can be used
regularly with increasing benefit.
Cost but - cents.
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ale That is Warm
Thinks All So. -"

Thousands are cod n that they DO
no. understand the eiozD of heath. TITS
l7lplies dlsordered kidneys, If9er, bozor.s,
Rood or brain. Hoods SarslpArtliI
goes all zuho take Il the qUd,rs:h Of per
feet health. Get Hoodgs because
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RELY UPON TRUSTS.

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WHITE STAR LINE.
4 TRIP AROUND PORTO RICO, U. s. A.

Tho New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company,
American steamer san MARCOS sailing from Empire
Stores. Brooklyn, FRIDAY; MARCH IL, at p. NJ.
about, two weeks. there hotels yet Of conse-
ouence rates Of passage include board
for he entire trip Of about ,wentyh days Rates OF
massage $3.50 and upward A delightful opportunity to
Visit our new Colony under the comfortable
ditions MILLER BULL KNoWLroN. Agsnta 40
Pearl Street. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13

HOTEL STRAND
III Ocean end Virginia ave. Atlantic CITY, n. J.
Canacity 800 Entirely Elevator level.
Steam heat. sun Parlor Hot and cold baths Table and
service the Write for Booklet and special spring
ra,es. FAlRBAIRN 4 WILLIAMS.
HOTEL RICHMOND.
III Kentucky Aye, so yds. from Beach
Atlantic city, y. J. Steam heat Elevator sun Psror
Special rates Booklet j. d PEASE.
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Dipiosno Noiifes.

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, ct. PAUL RAILWAY
COMPANY
NOTICE is hereby given that dividend has
- been declared from the earnings Of the current
fiscal yeer Of THREE DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS per
share on preferred stock. and q TWO DOLLARS and
FIFTY CENTS per share on the common stock Of this
company payable at this Office. 30 Broad Street New
YORK on the OF April next 10 stockholders %
record on the 23d Of March instant -
The transfer books will close for dividend on the sd
" FRANK r. BOND. vice President
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Spring Resorts.

5pring Resorts.
W0R@0EY0A G0OT SPRINGS
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
2.J00 feet elevation the
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Extension 10 the
NEW HOMESTEAD.
Containing hundred additional suites 81 with
private baths. ready for the early spring
Hotel and bathhouse under roof. Most curative
baths known for rheumatism govt and nervous troubles
Every bath from flowing springs OF natural hot water
GOLF LINKS AND WELI~KEPT GREENS.
Fine livery and magnificent mountain surroundings
Pullman compartment car, New YORK to Hot spr1nngs
without change, Daily except sunday. Books az FRED
Schoheds. Metropolitan Building, Madison Square Ex-
tickets and Pullman reservations az chesapeake
and Ohio Offices. 362 and 1898 Broadway and offices
Penn. II. r.
Celebrated Healing Springs water sale by VI. a.
cassebeer. 12d St. and Columbu. Ave
FRED STERRY, Manager.
lot Springs. Bath Co. Va.
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financial elections.
Mexican National Railroad Company.
ELECTION NOTICE.


NEJW-YORK February 18Th. 1880.
In accordance with a certain Voting Trust agreement
dated September lst 1887. II which the Farmers Loan
ana Trust Company IS Voting Trustee. general meeting
OF the First Mortgage Second Mortgage and bond
holders Of tire Mexican National Railroad Company VIII
be held l. oc.ock noon, Monday March 20 1899. al
the office Of the Company Wall Street New-York for
the purpose nominating eight directors 10 be elected at
the annual meeting II Company.
Books for the registration Of First Mortgage and Second
Mortgage ana bonds, and for the transfer thereof
viii b. closed close ~ business Saturday March Sth
ana closed final adjournment Of meeting.
Ist The right vote bonds registered TO the order
any person may be exercised b. the registered owner
In person by proxy.
"a The holder Of any bond bonds payable to bearer
exercise the right thereon upon production
thereof at tie meeting.
3D. owners Of non-regsterod bonds by having the same
listed provided the Voting Trust agreement by the
Secretary Of the Company. Wall Street Newiork or
by Meesrs Matheson q Co.. No 3 Lombard Street Lon
DON listing not later than fifteen days before
meeting exercise the right the bonds
80 listed. in person by proxy
ANDREW ANDERSON. JR..
Secretary.
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COLONIAL TRUST CO., TRUSTEE
Application will bc made 10 list these Bonds upon the
New York and Philadelphia Stock Exchanges

Mr. HENRY c. MOORE President Of the Company IN
a letter US states in part as follows;
The Trenton Gas and Electric Company is a con-
soidation Of Gas Light Company The City
Gas Light COMPANY Trenton Light and Power Company
Peoples Light Company. Trenton Electric Light
and Power Company. and Edison Electric Light ana
Power Company. which companies were formerly organ
lied the laws Of New Jersey and the
Consolidated Company all Of the property Of the
above companies In addition the Consolidated Company
the entire capital stock Of the Peoples Gas I'm
provement Company and the Delaware River Improve
mcnt Company thereby controlling either through actual
ownership or ownership of stock ALI. OF THE GAS AND
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS IN THE CITY AND
SUBURBS OF TRENTON. y. !.
THE value q all these properties is largely in excess
Of the amount Of tho bonds issued The Mortgage ia
limited I'm amount 20 S20D0OOO ~ which si50000 have
been sold 10 You remaining 100000 to remain in the
the Company be issued for actual extensions
and improv ement under careful restrictions Of the Mort
The earnings companies year were
than the fixed charges The earnings will DO
Target, increased the result q new and energetic
management. The operating expenses will b. largely
duced a result Of the combination The interest
charges the bonds issued $4,000 per
annum. The decrease operating expenses resulting
from the Consolidation ana the In receipts
we believe will rom now on materially increase Tie
earnings which will undoubtedly show large surplus
all fixed charges
THE TERRITORY SUPPLIED by THE TRENTON
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY EMBRACES POP-
lLAllON OF AbOt 7 fdho lNiId DING lfit CITY
OF TRENTON proper. which tho capital Of the state
thriving manufacturing city, ana the most important
part the State"
Mr ALIEN G.. HUMPHREYS Of Humphreys Glas-
gov Engincers who examined property for US.
sa'as that after allowing literally for depreciation.
especially the electric plant. the profits
than $4,000 and these profits
should be largely increased thereafter
with results my examination before
confidently say that the fixed charges 81 $4,000 be
readily from the start. and that there should be.
in the future. surplus earnings applicable to dvi
dends
COPIES OF THE ABOVE LETTERS MAY BE HAD
on APPLICATION AT OUR OFFICES.
Having sold Il large proportion of the
above Bonds, we offer the limited amount
rcmninin at 1922 and accrued interest. de-
IiverabIc and payable Mt our offices on or
about Thursday, the 23d OF March. AliOt-
mcnts of bonds Will he made in the order of
receipt of subscriptions, we, however. re-
serving the right to reject any application
10 aIlOt smaller amounts than applied
for.
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Authorized issue $1,000, UOU
Amount outstanding and
now offered for sale 1900, 600

Coupon Bonds Of the denomination OF $1,000 with the
privilege Of registration OF principal
Both principal and interest 20 he paid In gold coin OF
the United States equal to- the present
standard Of weight and nneness."
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HOTEL BERKELEY.
Directly Beach Atlantic City n J. Main Corridor
leads to Boardwalk and front parors Capacity
400 Orchestra heat; elevator Reduced
spring rates Write illustrated booklet Coach
-" JAS. & GEO. BEw.
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~ REFRESHMENTS ana su9soT.peas f'r dhe IdiDu'e
received AT Uptown once. NJ. INK 1T way
ri door north Of 3st - until ocloch r. M adS'tts
nc1ts received hc following branch un- al r'bun'
ofce rates until O'Clock y. VIZ 20 hl "'; > O.
cor 23I ST.; I52 Gh I'm 81 Mac - pthe;
and l4th It l42 columbus ave- near West O"in ~ wv.
Vest 40 st. Gth-aNc., ~ last IAN 80
42d st. 7th and Sih avs l"J i.as 81 100
IA ave between 7Cih and 71h sts ln-b w ave- llr"I
lls' n 70s near S3th 81; ulD 81 ave- i'eai
1ie. G., h5l ri ave. 30 Bcerkor- 20 Beecker ST.
pls ad ave. 2iu 79thst 1921 "a ave 2OOZ 30 hyo
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AMI ANnsAMEHnnA llNE.

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Newport News, Ports
mouth Finners Point and Richmond Va. connecting for
Peterrhurg Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington.
d. G. and entire South and West. -
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Per "a
North River foot Of Beach St. Mon Tues, Wetnes.s
Thurs Fri D. m. Sat. .. NJ: sunday. p
W l.. GUIf.LAUDEU Vice Pres. and Traffic Mgr
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For Porto [R6@0o

nm ~ ~ HC5 Travellers this year AVOID
II II Hi )ll)lll I'LL the crowds OF 1900.
IL III HUH llOJl1 COOKS PARTIES cover
IT III HIN II HIT III all Routes All TRAY
IL lOjIl ll\OJU IL EIIING EXPENSES
LIZ - ~ - INCLUDED Annual
MAY Party leaves by Kaiser Wilhelm II" April 20.
First Iuns Party By 'Umbra." May 81 For other
Parties see free Illustrated programmes
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Mail for Guam or the Philippines.

Readers of the Journal who may
have relatives or friends in the United
States service or private business at
the Island of Guam or the Philippines.
will be interested in reading the con-
tents of an order from Postmaster
General Smith which was promulgated
November 3. Under this order there
are several notifications to the pres
ent rules relatives to the prepayment
of postage and necessary endorse
ments. The order reads:
That all mail matter sent by per
sons in the United States service in
Guam or the Philippine islands. ad-
dressed for delivery in the United
States. shall be entitled to domestic
rates of postage when endorsed Sol
dier's Letter. Sailors Letter. Ma
rine's Letter, or otherwise designat-
ing the branch of the service to
which the sender belongs. without be-
ing countersigned by a commissioned
officer. as required by former orders.
1t is further ordered, that all let
ters endorsed and addressed as above
indicated. may be despatched from
those islands with or without prepay
ment of postage. but matter other than
letters must be fully prepaid. On I'M
paid or short paid letters only the de-
ficient postage shall be required on de-
livery, and no double postage shall be
collected; and any rating Of due post
age under former orders. in excess of
the domestic rate, must be disre-
garded.
1T is further ordered, that United
States postage stamps shall be valid
on such matter, as well as the stamps
specially prepared for those islands by
printing the names thereon.
This order takes effect Immediately
and modifies all prior orders conflict
ing herewith
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Death Of George S. Means at Bath.

News was received, Monday. by the
friends of George S. Means of his death
in Bath. Mr.. Means was a man well
known in Augusta, and not only was he
we'll known, but he will be remembered
with respect by all who ever became
acquainted with him. or were associat-
ed with him in the Congregational
Church.
He was a man past the middle age
and had been an invalid for some time.
After the death of Mrs. Means, but a
few months ago, he went to Bath to
live with his son, Percy Means, the only
near relative surviving him. Mr..
Means was at one time in the livery
business in Augusta, and he also con-
Quoted a bakery for a time. He was
once in the employ of Lucius Hill as a
bookkeeper and clerk in the grocery
store. No particulars have been
learned as to the funeral.