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The colored American., 1901-11-09

con Taylor, Is very sick with pneumonia
Mr.. Patrick Mills Of Main S rect is also
down with pneumonia.
Mr.. E Hand l and vie of n. Main
Street, are suffering from cclds.
Dir. r. N. Shields who has been sick
at the hospital for the last two weeE s
with an abcess is slowly recovering at
this date.
Mss Annie c. F,aucis was able to
leave the hospital last week and he
many friends were pleased 10 greet Ter
Sunday morning at Chur-h,
Mr.. Arthur COston, brother Ct Wal
ter Ccston was in our city Sunday. He
halls from Waterbury.
Mrs. Ann&C Carroll while in the ci y
atten ling the JOnes-Thames weddin G
was the gue-t Of Mr.. and Mrs JJhn F. ,
of Huntly Place.
Mrs. Effis Wilson, Of Williamantic,
pa Mr.. and Mre. I'll 4rIes Thompson #
81 Warren st., short visit last Tues-
Ne y SAO HNo 4CvuAL4uS AAOAA ANN "
Haven where she had bee to see the
r V. Clinton Powe:s Of the Emanuel
Baptist Church. Mrs. Wilson has
been successful in procuring her dis
vCrce from her husband, Mr.. ThOms S,
and with i. her maiden name, Miss
| Wilson.
In our next letter we will have an in
teresting sketch of Mr.. Paul MoTrs arC
his grocery stor5 on Mautner Street.
SEVENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.
The Ladies Sewing Circle and Mis-
sionsry Society Of the TAlcO.t Shee
CuuIch are making pr p plrations to c.
ebTa the seventy fifth anniversary c
the church building On sunday, NOV
10Th, Tue Pastor, R,v. r F. Whetl
= Will preach the anniversary sermon.
During the week there VIII be ente
ta.nments by The Young Peoples S &c
} Ety aid the Sunday School childrel
: reading Of interesting 3ers AMI a.
dcls3es by prominent ministers and l.
: men.
Friday evening there viii be Moo
TGaI und d3r tie direction Of z o Cros
: A epecial offering will be taken up {
!. the stv nty Fl th snn1Te,ssry toVa d
3 new ed-fice.
The colored American., 1901-11-09

Mrs, Chas E, Hall, who WAS call d
rom the city some weeks aGo to her
nome in Aurora. ILL.,, to attend the fun
raI Of her father. has returned to the
city.
All anita University won, Tecen IL, its
irst gam3 OF fOOtbs Ii OF the saGso from
he Atlanta 3 spt1st College by score
h5 0 The game was very exciting
throughout.
DR.. P A. Hubbard, who has been
;Onfiaed to his room since his return
rom the E3umenicsl CJufeTerce IL
london, l. c)pva'escing and his friends
cp3 to see him out at an early dste
w 7 White, Jr., who is associated
With Lis veneratI9 father as editor Ct
The Georgia Baptist, passed through
he CITY this Week with his bride, on
etu-n trrp to New Y0lk and other
| ,0ints.
Miss Anna Geneva Shorter and Rev
| samuel A Brown Of B pstOn, Mass ,
we're married Wednesday, evening at
| he residence OF tie brides father MIR
Jhar!es 81. SHorter The Rev. Sc ling
| I. BIowa fiji 3iated.
Mrs e izebeth B We Iy and children
| viii leave 70 Ind annaL o Is, Ind. ,De Xt
eek to in the husband and father
Ir. Beverly hiss charge Ufthe 60 umbia
| 1uh-the richest and most i IL lentlal
lub IN the state
The B chel rs Benedict Club hell ist
.eguIar tIi-nO lthIg meeting at the
,ome Of Vice President w l.. HOus or
o make pIel M nary aIrangt ments fl
annual enterta5nment to be gIVeT
D cemb2r 31st.
Rev ]. w. Gilt of East AXE, Ala
nd Mr. G., 0 81, Green OF New Orlesn
and Pres. Sec. OF the Ex- slave Pension
movement, left the city last Tuesda.
yeninp for home af.er spending tW'
weeks IN this city.
GrO0an,s mammoth funiture hou9
NJ. b street, il offering rare bargain
q carpets, stoves and all kinds @
louseLo d furniture, preparatory t
uoviDg into the larger quarters now /
y course Of CO n3tTuc.iOn.
Cards are olt to the effect that til
fiji GERS and members Of re 10 b s ret
baptist Cou.ch Will celebrate the nin'
, zenith anniversary Of Rev, Walter {
B fOoR's pastorate of that church al
rs election as trustee Of the United S
iety OF Christian EndeaVor to repr
u ent the c0lOrsd Baptists OF the worl'
Tie regular monthly meeting Of Il
n Musical Association OF the ST. Luke
r Jhurch was he'd Monday evening Il
I It the Orummt Ii RectoTy. AL COlc II!
st., n w. After disposing of the re
ular business routine, the foIOwil
nuaic program was rendered: CJrn
O oil } NJ Robinson; Duet, Onstrume1
III |, piano and violin) Miss Howe a.
dr. Amber; Solo. (psfrumentaD NJ
81 How ID, (vOcsl) Miss Vance; V
y lntsry, OnstTumental) Miss How
o Messrs AmLIar and Robinson, af
UhEcb YaFroa hyS1anfs urara scrucH
The colored American., 1901-11-09
Wanted Colored Statesmen

Twenty-Five good. industrious enereenc 1ld aIJ
stickatitive coIored men. who have been u, ,r5o
70 hide their talent on account OF coIoI an -enl-
IAN come well recommended, to oeCO-L1 Crder.
GERS of and to act as solicitors for an ~ - f9r
OOtndv EN- DIoyment and liberal comp nsdlioi IRE
e right parties Address for ten days ID "a " ash
tn The Colored american, 459 st l. I"
ngtou d. c.
The colored American., 1901-11-09
A Chanc. For a Yong Ma l.

The CoIored American needs u ho
class advertising solicitor. he huS+ ,,'.r
intelligent, good talkef ana "i ;.ior
of s1me ability. A permanent PCsl'btUI has
to the right kind of man. one =" - ~ Col
experience preferred Address nc roTtb. nth
ored American, 459 G street. nHi #
west.
The colored American., 1901-11-09

Hartford. Conn, Special: l:-Mr Jas.
a, Curtis, who was eIect-d missionary
agent for the six New England States
at the Fifty seventh Annual Conven.
ton at Providence last May, l # the
city last Saturday to enter upon his
home mission work. An injured foot
has prevented bis astIng cut befyrs.
he will work through Come icut
Rhode IslAnd and Massachusetts, this
ia and winter. The New En- land
COnfe1enceis to be congratulated upon
securing the serv 9s of Mr. Curtis as he
Is Dan of great ability and well fitted
Tor the work before him. He was born
IN st NJ ary's County, Md, OF slave pG-
rents IN 1845 ard in '65 ined the army
at Benedict, Nd, s=rving Throughout
the war and was hon0rably disc harged
In 1866 with the rest Of his regiment IN
Baltimore, Md, after which time he re-
mained with bis brother in Portsmouth
Va, number Of years From there he
went to New Y Y0rk where he vas in the
employ Of Dr. E. q. Chaplain, brother
tn-laW to President Roosevelt. In 1891
he came to Providence and for five
years was in the employ of DR.. P. D.
Peltier. For number Of years he has
been engaged IN the house cleaning and
whi washing business and had among
his contracts the hOu IS Of some OF Har
fOrd's wesl .hiest and best known resI
dents. He became mem Der Of the A
M Z. Church In 1874 under the patron
age Of Rev James Smith. Mr.. Curti
en- ers upon his new work highly tn
dorstd by the lesd1ng ministers and tn
heads Of the conference and other pre-
minenL men o. the city.
The wedding VII ca to k place Thurs
day evening, October 31st, at the A. NJ
E. Church was a vey brilliant SffAi
Rev Su,lA Cooper performed the ce
remony at s P. M which was witness
ed by great number Of invited gu3st
MISS Josephine V. Thames, the brio
came in escorted by the best man, Nj
G. Frederick Fleemap, preceded b
Messrs. n. JobnsOn, Daniel MurTa,
Wal or COstOn, Charles Tn ma, al
the bridesmaids, M's:esJ Josephine ShO
Susie Thompson and Lulu Sutton Re
Cooper was a. sisted by Rev. L Il. Ia
Ior Of Derby A NJ. E Zion Church. A
ter the wedding q reception was held
1911 Ford Street, where the bride al
groom r, C ived the cOngra, ulations
bstwesn four and five hundred friend
Among the guests from out of tOv
we're Mr., aud Mrs. H Baker Of Pal
lie. Conn Mrs. John j. Williams q,
Misses Christmas and Baker. New 81
ain, Conn Mrs, A. G.. Carroll. Roc
Vile, Conn Miss Lucy Winston, Wiz
sor Locks, Conn NJ SIS FlJrence Rob
SOD, Williomantic, Conn. The pTesel
were numerous and Lesutiful,
The benefit concert concert al d
tertalDment to be given at the z
Church the ii .h Of this month, prom
es to be grand stf- -ir. Arcong tE
on the program are Mr. II II. Lark
humoIisE, MIR. VIM. J. CanolI,
popul Ar tenor, MIS-. Hattie Fisher,
eutionlst of New Haven; Prof T
Maj II, cornetist; MS NJ Randolph,
pleasing CT list and the Cares O.cl
ira. The on Chu-ch clasrt Fl
The colored American., 1901-11-09
a HARTFORD WEDDING.

Mr.. James a. Curtis, Missionary Agent,
Starts on His Work for the New En-
glaad Stat.s-"Four Nights in the VIII
derneSS" Success Hartford News in a
Nut Shell.
The colored American., 1901-11-09
AND HAIR STRAIGHTENER.

both in box for 81, or three boxes for 81 Guaran'
ted to do what we say and to be the 'best IN the
world" One box is all that is required If used as
directed.
The colored American., 1901-11-09

CRANE AND UUsl .
= 122 west Broad Strovs, 4
RICHMOND VAL
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NEURALGIA
How the Wife of a Well.known
Hartford Man Was Cured.
Az n n n m a

Many who arc now tortured with
neuralgia will read with interest I'll.
following statement which is beyond
doubt rs it is given over the signature
Of Mrs. William Cotter, whose husbafnt
has been Democratic Register OF Elec-
tons in Hartford, Conn, for over ten
wears, and who is well known through
cut the State.
Mrs. Cotter, who lives Mt No. AZ
Windsor street, Hartford, says:
II was taken with neuralgia several
years ago and suffered untold misery.
tried 4 great many doctors and sevc-
raj remedies with tho result that l
found temporary relief but was not
cured and began to fear TINT l never
would be.
"About three years ago a neighbor
Of ours recommended that l try In.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
and l did SO. l Thought that the first
box gave me some relief. and my hus-
band insisted that / keep on taking
them. 1 did and can truly say that
the pills nrc the only medicine that
ever permanently benefited me.
II used to have to give up entirely
and lie down when the pain came on.
NV face would swell up SO that my
eyes would close. But the pills cured all
this and have had no return of it for
the last two years. I keep the pills
constantly on hand MS I believe they
are wonderful household remedy.
ITO Dr.. Williams Pink Pills foz
Pale People lowe all the comfort | have
enjoyed for tho past two years in being
free from neuralgia and / am glad to
he able to recommend them"
Signed. MRS. WILLIAM COTTES.
At all druggists or direct from DR..
Williams Medicine Co, Schenectady,
N. Y, on receipt Of price. so cents per
box; six boxes, $I.50.
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Recuperative Effect.

CONSIDERED With reference to its re-
operative effect, there is not so much
good in the ordinary vacation as there
is in single bottle of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Tie latter costs 81: the for
mer--well, that depends; how much
did your cost last year?
Hoods Srsaparilla refreshes the
tired blood. shapens the dulled ap-
petite restores the lost courage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26

Six petitions in bankruptcy We're filed
in the United States district court at
Portland, Monday. Among the petit
TONERS WIS Timothy NJ. Millay of Bow
doinham. who had 800 stolen from him
while on his way to Portland one day
recently. The other petitioners We're:
Royden II. Lord. Madison: William p.
NOLAN, Portland: John E. Common,
Gardiner: Clarence L. Chapman. Ban
gor; Augustus Dostie. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26

The vacation season is at hand and
after the ith the exodus may be ex.
pected TO commence. While there i
time it may be well 10 step into G. W
Quimby & Co.'S and see the new nth
Century cameras. They are indeed
beauties and little wonders. You viii
also want 10 see the newest things il
the line OF Photographic supplies. Do
not procrastinate.
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Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head OF WANTED. FUI. SALE. TO
LET. LOST, &c. will be inserted once for
Is cents, and cents for each subsequent
insertion ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
| sending by mail. remittance Of postage
| stamps should be made with order. a.
the charges are too small to open ac-
counts for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26

II should like to see somebody star
q subscription paper for a series B,
band concerts" said Water stres,
business man. yesterday. II think tn
people want them and would be will.
ing 10 help out"
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On account Of connection In n.
water pipe being made at the come,
on Cony and Stone streets, the wa,s,
Will be shut off from the East side a,
the city for part Of today.
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Major l.. ". Taylor and the force u
the United States arsenal are vG
busy at the present time preparig
the stores. heretofore deposited Their
for removal TO their various destns-
tons. General A. r. Burlington Of
Washington. d. c., chief of ordinance.
was in the city Monday TO see how the
work was progressing. YESTERDAY.
Captain ". B. Homer, who is now re-
cruiting at Portland. was here to in
Spect the work which is being pushed
ar fast as possible
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26

J. z. Fuller will have plenty Of ma.
tive green peas, today, although II /.
early in the season for them. They
are from the garden Of Leonard Par.
Der, the well-known Readfield gar.
dener.
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The company of talented musiciaT
under the direction of ]. Francis Msc.
Nichol, who gave the pleasing conce,i
1T the Green Street Methodist church
last April. have organized under the
name The Capital Concert COMPANY
and will give a concert at the High
land Avenue Methodist church at Gar
diner. Besides Mr.. MacNichoI the
company includes the Abnaki QUARTZ,
Miss Sarah f. Miller. Miss Marion
Clark. Mrs. Mabel l.. Croker, Mrs. {.
S. York. Miss Georgia Clark. ]. ".
Beck. Donald Morrison and Prof.
George r. Goodridge.
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The following corporation has flied
certificate with the secretary of State:
Fowle Brothers Co, organized at
Kittery fpr the purpose of dealing in
saws. bat knives and all kind OF
knives, with 100000 capital stock OF
which n,thing is paid in. The officers
are: President, Walter +. Fowle of
Boston; treasurer, Horace Mitchell of
Kittery. Certificate approved June
q, 1901
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NOTICE.

Persons owing the estate Of the late
Horace H. Hamlin or having accounts
against said estate will please call at
the harness store and settle.
FREDERICK HAMLEN, Agent.
dtf
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4
Edwin Simons, the bicyelist, VINO
year ago, rode from New Haven
Conn. to Augusta, breaking the rec
ord for the route. is to spend a three
weeks vacation in Maine DURING
which he will visit Portland. bruns-
wick, Bath. Augusta, Oakland, Reau-
field and North Wayne. 1t Is propa-
bic that he will ride exhibitions al inc
Augusta driving park, July !, ana ne
announces his intention OF testing ne
nerve and wheel by riding the raiiroao
bridge in this city. He VIII iea,.
Portland. next Sunday. He IS 10 iiae
free exhibitions at S. A. Dickinson :,
Waterville. Monday. Tuesday anu
Wednesday evenings. Mt. siMohs 1i''
many admirers in Augusta. .
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Local Natter,
Tho journals Tslsphoas CaIl--IA4

The extensive work Of Improvement.
at Mt Pleasant cemetery will be com
menced, the latter part Of July or earv
in August.
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The 1L30 A. NJ. car for Togus we,,
off the track on Hospital street v4..
terday. and traffic was DELAYED ~
some time.
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Messs. Kicker. the proprietors of the
Poland Spring House which was the
scene Of the recent house party. en-
jcyed ~ the Governor. council. stan
and members of the legislature. have
sent to Governor Hill and Messenger
~ s Purinton. sets of photographs
taken f the guests. They are large
pictures very clear and well mounted
and will be interested souvenirs of an
enjOyatlA event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26

NV stock of millinery must be soia
i, once All at cost. II. II. White. zoi
Water street, Augusta.
jrnea6. i5t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26

MEN to sell nursery stock the coming
season. A complete assortment OF fruits
and ornamentals. Liberal terms. Good
references as to honesty required. Apply
now. A. 8. Chadbourne. Hallowell. Me.
marlS.dtf
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The thanks of the people living along
jefferson street are due 10 Street Com
missioner Cottle. for the good work he
has been doing in that Vicinity, for
they now have one of the finest gravei
walks to be found in the CITY, The
walk has been built the entire length
OF the street. from Washington street
to Northern avenue. and is ar I'M
provement that has long been needed
Several trees that were within the
lines of the walk have been removed
also some light poles. and at each
place where driveways cross the side
walk drains have been put in. Mr..
Cottle has also done some good work
upon the street itself. 4Fe
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The Fifteenth Annual Convention 4
the kennebec county Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union. will be he'll
at Oak Grove chapel, Vassalboro. June
= and .. \ very interesting rp
gram has been arranged the address
of Thursday evening, will be given By
Mrs. Susan S. Fessenden of Mass, her
subject will be Rum Monopoly" Il
Is hoped that large number of Whit
ribboners and friends Of the causs,
viii attend these meetings.
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HOUSE No. 3 Grove st. Also Meonian
hall. Apply to James w. North No. %
Grove St.. or Fred w. Ellis. s. Sewall st.
may2S.dtf
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Daily ksnntbse Jour1,.

'"r"s OF thanks. obituary Notice,
buttons OF respect. etc. VIII ~ j. -
a, 'he rate OF ten cents per uns 50
charges less than seventy-fye e... No
All Advertising r-noupc.ra.
entertainments. wiiose ohio, u
raising Of money will be charyes NE
rate Of fifteen cents a line. "' Tie
A"scr'is'"s notices. news form ~n
be excluded from our local columo. va
cept such az refer to advertiser. CO. Il
plying space In our advertising coyaN
ana VIII be run under a separa,. 81"
on one Of the local pages. "aa
Subscribers who fan 10 rece,v. ;,
Jou kNAL promptly will confer a ,,sas
by notifying the office. imrneaIa,e,, T
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C.. F. DUNLAP. District Agent,
&c Exchange ST., Portland, Ne.

Who respectfully solicits the patronage
81 all desiring the ample protection
afforded by the Policies OF this old Com
pany which has been doing business IL
Maine for Fifty-six Years and PAID
Millions OF Dollars 10 thv citizens OF our
State.
GEORGE w. SEsRLt.S. - Winthrol
street. Augusta Special agent.
O. j. HCSSEY. Nassalboro.
NOTE-Since June. ISL. when the DE-
triCt Agency was given to Mr.. Dunlap
the Company's premium income ia t!iif
State has increased about sos. or from
SIS. Isl 81 that year to slJt. ssSue In ly5J
showing the confidence the Intelligent
insurers OF our State have in this Gran,
Old Company whose policy contract
have special conditions more favorable Il
tire holder than those OF any oth-r CON
pany.
MARI eodtf
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LEWISTON SELF-HEATING IRON
Co. sole owners and distributors OF the
favorite self-heatinG iron for the States
of Maine and New hampshire. l03 Man
St, Lewiston. Me Factory. New York.
IN placing this new invention the Favor
lite BaSe-Burning Iron. patented Novem-
Der !. 1899. on the market. we feel that
We will nil a longfelt want for me: l.
torious self-heatng iron. We know that
there has been crude iron box heated
by charcoal on the market for a great
number of years. called self-heatinS
iron. bat we think III the Farorte we
have overcome the dstasteful features in
the old iron. which were many. as the ia
vorite being a base burning iron. we do
away with all the CarboniC gas that
arises from charcoal 1t being consumed
in the iron. You will notice that the Fa-
Vorite Iron is so constructed that IL
don't make any difference which way yoI
move it YOU are at ALI times getting A
perfect combustion. and destroy all I'll"
odors. and keep the fuel burning brightly
which consumes the coal a fine as -four.
and II will be noticed that the draft IL 50
arranged in the FaVorite Iron that II can
be regulated to keep in any degree ~
heat that YOU may need IL. For instance.
Won will notice that NoI can shut tn"
end. draft up tightly, and II that
does not cool the iron of enough.
you can close the damper ny II front
necessary to get the desired results. but
a; all times with the both hampers closed.
You will have n circulation OF cold air
from the side air feeding duets. that Will
come in contact with the hot air on the
inside. of the iron. to keep the fuel burn
| ing brightly. and create perfect COM
bustion. Don't buy until YOU SEQ this iron.
None other will give satisfaction. Thos.
F. Kenney. General Agent for Maine and
tunean diws
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FOR SAI.E-At very low price, five
Grand opportunity for anyone wishing 10
start In the business. CAN. or address.
Mrs. l.. b. Guptill, Is Chapel St. Au
gusta, Me. June?6, div.
CAB FOR SALE. cheap. Accommo-
dates passengers. Apply TO Haskell. the
Cahman. Gardiner. Iune2odlw'
GRASS Fer SALE.-Bids will he ac-
cepted until Saturday. June 2sth. for thu
grass standing on ahoIt twenty acres OF
my land on Western Avenue. Call at
house at \. NJ. or At l or $50 z. NJ.
w. II. Gannett. junc25 st
FARM-Containing 100 10 40 acres. Well
divided into wood. pasture and tliase
ponds On a hill where there is good air
y sunny, pleasant. convenient house with
nine rooms OF good size with piazzas.
Nice cementcd cellars. TWO never fall
ing wells of good water. good barn. ear
riage house. shed. and olt-buildings all TN
good repair. plenty OF fruit trees. land
under good state OF cultivation. Freeman:
Ellis Oakland. Me june15.d div
ONE NEW LIGHT DRIVING HAIR
ness. one second hand collar and hames
trap harness. silver trimmed: one se-oni
hand open box buggy. ii. q. Burk"r.
Gardiner. Me. ilne2ld
WOODEN COVERED CART. two
6e ms. suitable for advertising PETER :
or laundry wagon. In frst-ciass con9.-
ton. only been run TWO years Cost SIS
will sell for half. II. +. Clearwater. Hal
lowell. jlne2l div
A SMALL AND CONVENIENT
STABLE. nearly new. will be sold at 4
bargain. In order to have II removed from
The lot Apply to Thomas J. Lynch. At
torney -at-law. Augusta, Maine.
June2ad3w
LOOK AT THES-A nice home for little
money; short distance from Augusta ami
HaIlowell; eioht acres good LAM: new
house. seven rooms stable connected :
running s"ring water IN house and stable
Make splendid poultry farm. Market at
the door. Actually the best value in the
county. Part cash. balance easy terms
Inquire OF Fred Emery Became. HalloweI
Me. iunel9.dimu
HOUSE. stable and other buildings: nv
acres OF land on line of the \. II. & G.
r. r. Co. to Togus: several kinds If
fruit trees For terms. etc. apply 70
Thomas J. Lynch. Attorney at Law.
tuneIS. dlw'
AT A GREAT BARGAIN. A very mic.
Phaeton made by one II the best max
ers is in perfect order: can he seen at
Mr.. a. @. Longfellow's. 3 Green 81.
mnyll.dtf
HOUSE LOT situated in Waterville on
Silver st. next Benz. q. Mitchell place
Large lot extending back to the Messa-
lonskee stream. Terms reasonable In
quire OF 4. 3. Head. Gardiner Me.
jInell. dlmo'
$1,000 FIRST MORTGAGE sixper cent
coupon bonds. Principle and interest pay
able In gold. Denomination 500 each
First class security in every respect. II
interested address for further informa-
ton at once. II. Box s., Augusta. Me.
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