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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
Great Lyceum Attraction.

The Smith-Spring-Holmes Or.
chestral Quartet is one of the finest
companies on the Lyceum plat.
form today. This is very diver
sifed program and if you are not
especially fond of one class of
music you have just to be patient
little while and you will oome
into your own.
Almost all of US are like our
honored townsman MIR. A. S.
Tompkins who declares himself
opposed to whole meal with moth
ing to eat but butter. This pro-
gram will be full and varied, a
regular Thanksgiving or Christ
mas dinner with turkey and cram
berries and all, fruit cake and
charlotte.russe, mints and coffee.
Do not let anything keep you away
from this feast. Remember that
the Civic League is trying to give
good wholesome pleasure to our
people, and they need your CO.
operation. Cooperation is the
biggest word of the hour, and we
can't get along without your CO.
operation. Remember the Date,
Monday, December 18th.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
D. A. r. Meeting.

The members of Old Ninety
Six District Chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. ]. D. HOlstein,
Tuesday afternoon, December 10th,
at $3.50 O'Clock. In view of the
change made by last Continental
Congress requiring dues in Janua-
ry, payment is necessary iu Decem-
Der, in order to reach Washington
on the required date. Therefore all
members are requested to go pre-
pared to pay both national and
state dues. Those unable to at
tend will please mail check to COW
er same to Mrs. James r. Cantelou,
treasurer, in order that she may
send dues to respective headquar-
ters on second of January, 1920.
SARAH r. COLLETT,
Regent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
A Surprise Marriage.

An Edgefeld m rri a g
that was altogether a surprise to
everybody except a few intimate
friends of the bride and bride
groom, took place here Friday af-
ternoon at 8 O'Clock. At that
hour DR.. r. G. Lee, pastor. of the
Baptist church, united Miss Eloise
Hart, the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Hart, and J. S.
Scurry, in the bonds of wedlock at
the parsonage. They we're mo-
tored at once by friends to Aiken
where they boarded the train for
Charleston. Miss Hart was high
school pupil and attended school
as usual in the forenoon which
caused many of her most intimate
friends to be unsuspecting of her
plans. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Scurry
are very popular in Edgefeld, and
they haze host of friends who
wish them all possible joy and
happiness.
We carry large and complete
stock of mems fine suits. Come and
pick your fall suit and save $40.
I. MUKAsHY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10

YOU want a stylish shoe that lasts
and gives satisfaction, buy our Walk
Over shoe.
I. MUKASHY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
Methodist Church Announce
mentS.

Rev. G.. w. Taylor, the new
Pastor of the Edgefeld Methodist
Church has arrived and with his
family occupies the Parsonage Oh
Main Street. Mr.. Tavlor was re-
Gently transferred from the Virgi-
MIA Conference to fill the Edge
field appointment which was left
vacant at the last session of the
Upper South Carolina Conference.
For the past fifteen years Mr..
Taylor has filled appointments IN
the cities of Richmond, Norfolk
and Newport News, Virginia. He
served in the late war as Chaplain
and was the Chaplain of the l1lth
F. n. the entire time of service.
He spent eleven months in France
with the regiment.
Mr.. Taylor will preach each
Sunday morning and evening at
Edgefeld with the exception of
the first Sunday morning and the
third Sunday evening at which
time he will preach at the Trenton
Methodist Church.
He will preach pext Sunday at
Edgefeld 1880 a. M, and 7:l5 p.
m. 1t is expected that large
congregation will greet the new
P astor at both services.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
Notice of Sale

Thursday, Dec. 18th, 1919 I will
sell at II o'clock A. M. at public out.
cry at my home place located z miles
south of Johnston, S. C. the follow.
ing described property:
mules, 2 two-horse wagons, !
mower and rake; 2 stalk cutters, ]
piano; sewing machine. Also a mum
Der of plow stocks, harrows, planters
distributors and number of other
farming implements. Also To- OF
household furniture.
H. W. JACKSON
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
Wade Darlington Lott Honored

A bronze tablet was unveiled at
the First Baptist Church of Americas
Ca, on Nov. 10, to the memory o.
two young men who had died in the
service of their country. One of these
brave boys was Wade Darlington
Lott who died while in active service
at Paris Island. The tablet is hand
some work of art, 18 by "a inches.
The services were conducted by DR.
Chas. W. Minor. This noble boy was
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lott
who formerly lived at Johnston and
was nephew of Mrs. w. B. Cogburr
of Edgefeld.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
News From Cleora

The long looked for rain has come
at last and according to the Clutch
Prophet" we will want to stop it be-
fore it does. We were afraid to wait
for rain to sow grain for fear that
when it began it would rain half of
the winter. We scratched it in among
the clods and it couldn't come up un-
til it rained so guess it will come now.
A pretty good acreage was put in but
owing to the dry weather it will all be
late.
Mr.. George West died Nov. 23rd
at his sons residence, Mr.. Brookes
West, where he had made his home
for the last year. He had been i'll for
about six months. He was 50 years of
age.
Our school opened on Nov. 18th
with Miss Belle Mclaughlin as princi-
pal and Mrs. Laura Cain assistant
with about As scholars. They will
have lunch party Friday night, the
10th of December, to raise money Tor
some improvements in the school and
to- buy some school furniture. :
Messrs. Quarles and Body are do
ing good business selling and trad
ing stock at Mr.. Louis Quarles place.
Mrs. Susan B. Hill was up last Mon
day looking after her farming inter-
ests.
Messrs. Brooks West and Hubbard
Williams have rented Mr. w. T. Reels
store and farm and will move about
the 1st of Jan. Mr.. Reel and family
will move to Edgefeld.
Mr.. P. B. Thomas will move to
Edgefeld the first of January and Mr.
George Strom will move to his place.
Mr.. John Shirley and brother have
bought Mr.. C. NJ. Thomas's place and
will take charge the first of the year.
LR Brunson, Jr., has started his
saw mill again, saving for MIR. Shlve.
The Grifis brothers have bought
mill and engine and are saving MIR.
John Griffis' timber on Crooked Run
with 2 saws mills in hearing. You
can't buy any lumber. The price is
out of sight. :.
We have ONE good road now from
here to- Edgefeld for the first time in
four years. The road has been rclocat
ed most of the way and has been tax
en- out of the deep cuts where 1t can
drain and dry out, which makes IL
better than it has ever been.
Mr.. Prescott Morgan has rented
and moved to Mr.. John DeLaughter's
place near Red Hill.
SUBSCRIBER.
Cleora, S. C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
Death of MIR. George West.

On Sunday night Nov. 23, Mr..
George West died at the home of
his soc MI. Brooker West near
Cleora, after an illness of several
months. He was buried at Reho.
both church of which he was a
member. on Monday, his pas tor
Rev. J. W. Kesterson, officiating.
Mr.. West left the following
sons; P. B. West, Gillian, X. T.,
and one daughter, Mrs. ]. B. Gil,
christ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
Trespass Notice.

I hereby give notice that l posi-
lively forbid hunting, fishing and
all other form of trespassing upon
all lands | control. All who fail to
heed this notice will be prosecuted
un der the law, without exception.
JOHN P. MEALING.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned
not to hunt or trespass in anyway
On lands owned or controlled by
me. This means that yousare asked
off and gentlemen will do it.
G. T. Swearingen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
Card of Thanks.

We take this means of express.
ing our thanks to our friends and
neighbors for their kindness to us
during the illness of our father.
R. 7. West,
j. 6. West.
P. 4. West,
Mrs. J. B. Gilchrist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

Mrs. Lucy Dugas arrived in
Edgefeld on Tuesday for a visit.
Capt. George Norris of Colum-
bia paid Edgefeld visit this week.
Mr.. B. NJ. Lee and little daugh.
ter spent the weekend with mis-
brother DR.. r. G. Lee.
Mrs. Osmond Williams is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Maggie Hill,
having been in the Hospital for
some time in Columbia.
Seal your Christmas packages
with Red Cross Seals.
DR., and Mrs. Chas, S. Smith
and little Miss Doris are now Wis
iting Mrs. Lemie Talbert.
Mr.. w. Jasper Talbert spent
this weekend with his mother
Mrs. Lemie Taibert,
Miss Mary Poppenheim of Char
lesion, Ex.P-esident General of the
Southern Daughters of the Con-
federacy visited Mrs. Mamie N.
Tillman this week.
Mr.. Orlando Sheppard and Mr..
J. L. Minis are attendinga meet
ing of the board of visitors of the
Citadel IN Charleston to-day.
DR.. R. G.. Lee has arranged a
welcome service for the Episcopal
rector and the new Methodist pas
tor. The public is cordially invited.
We beg the indulgence of our
readers for the delay and other
shortcomings of this issue, as our
linotype machine has baked worse
than a Texas broncho this week.
Help is good cause by buying
Red Cross Christmas Seals.
Mr.. Charlie Brooks, Mr.. E. H.
Crews and Misses June Rainsford
and Helen Nicholson motored to
,Laurens Friday afternoon and re-
NAMED until Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. J. L. Minis will erect two
six-room bungalows on the lots be-
tween 5the homes of Mr.. R. T.
Hill and Mr.. j. L. Addison, facing
the east. Orders have already been
placed for much of the material.
Material is being placed on the
ground for the new hotel. The
contractors state that they have
placed orders for practically every
part of the building so as TO fore
stall delay in shipment.
Every Red Cross Christmas
Seal bought helps to stamp out
consumption.
Mr.. Orlando Sheppard went to
Charleston Sunday to attend the
Masonic Grand Lodge. Mr.. j. G.
Holland expected to attend to rep
resent Concordia Lodge but was
prevented from doing so. Grove
lodge is represented by Mr.. F. P.
Walker and Red Hill lodge by Mr..
J. E. Johnson.
Mr.. A. A. Edmunds has moved
into his town mansion and is TAX
ing transient and regular boarders,
having seven of the latter at this
writing. He will soon add eight
rooms to his property which will
enable him to further provide for
those who are seeking bed and
board. Mr.. Edmunds' large board
ing house is filling a great need in
Edgefield at this time.
Urge your friends to buy Red
Cross Christmas Seals.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10
HORSE sHoEING

Horse shoeing done at my shop in a
first class manner. I have employed
man who can do the work in the
most approved manner. Try US. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
A. L. KEMP.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10

Mrs. Lucy Dugas arrived in
Edge6eld on Tuesday for a visit.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10

sTRAYED: Friday, Dec. S, one bay
horse, small white blaze on face-one
white sock on leg, high-holds high
head. Marked with &c" on one MP
with "s" in the &C" Shod all around.
JAMES ABNEY
Johnston, S. c. Rt. 8, Box 49,
st
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-12-10

Peters Diamond Brand shoes
are made of solid leather at the best
prices. We have them in all styles
and colors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-17
GAIN MADE

ma rked plainly and con>pIc.ously On
the outside
Bean Of Mlnot-Act o cooperate
with the United states Department Of
Agriculture. Bureau OF Animal Indus
trv. for the purpose Of making TIL
berCuiin test Of all cattle used for
either dairy. breeding o. beef pur-
poses within the state.
Austin OF South Berwick-Act pro-
vISins that on the first DIV of 1anu-
ary. 1920 and on the first day Of July
nd on the first day of January there
after for tine preceding six months
each person who shall have registered
with the commissioner Of agriculture
a fertilizer shall make a sworn state
ment 10 tie commissioner Of the num-
Der Of tons Of the fertilizer sold or
shipped into the state IN that period
of time and shall pay the commission
er an inspection fee Of three cents FOR
each ton sold or shipped. provided
that the commissioner shall use the
Information ~ the tonnage sa les for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-17
For Sale-Nll>cellaneOus

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as,:c.-SSo:> @ Visrel = >''er Sc
Water lie Maine. Tel - a. 20 y
TEN tons .tAf >lN ~
hard wood. M'S Per "a r"ft.r'' ~.
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iT;ess u, .'"'"F- D. VI ,,.' 'rg5i'.
fi"iio"r'''
II. n > AND II T. GASOLINE.
.ry,il.. H.. al. !, . trade. also i ~
a. nn'.3 - /. srr"9g ui...-
= = ~" 1. i-.,,e ~ rs 80 ~, n.n:- ,s~
II ,:-i' ~, go ~ TIgtei M
-ilyes s,-e-.. WstAryilie Name T..
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COME II Vow ANl' -hN n :,
ranssmen1s :" 1T !onr 'lmothF u
ana A!sil- over AMI "eI top. W
-ib!e Gsrrish ) Smith 'SAc.e:ss"r- 70
u lsa. Il. ~ nlcnl-d.u
= I ~
rey tt,ED STOVE. WOOD 81 a PHI.
d, d s.. ..adlins : o.sh-'s 81. I-arse
CT small orders promptly c~iive 81 ST.
y Saw. Willow - Iei -
u h'I',
vi. HAVE list TWO SETS ~
double harness leit OF @ ne
which We recently oHe'e'
take yoIr o.d harness III -Aehfhf
.e" - ,nno ~ I,th 1;s,risb < -rri-r
,',><csslor. 20 vi.le, L silver street.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-17
Auction Sale
University Of
Maine
Wednesday. March 70. 1919
2 o'clock, p. "A.

20 .iose OF property bought .ast set-
son Tor the use OF tla Training De
taehnent and the student ARM Tram
ing Corps, the University authorizes
oHeT or sale al Public Auction on tnt,
campus at prcno. at 0 tioc.. W-1nes-
daE at'ernoon. Msr.h IL ana r4cn SAL
seaient day al the same nor, il necss
ar several thousand dollars worlh
u nlater'a. supplies and equipment IL
good condition. for the most part Some
o. the nlateria has never been Use
hut mas been preserved n sooi CONF
ion
The property offered VI. &c group /
InCet three divisions and The sa.e, " b
toiiow the order taken up unless ma
loritr OF bidders wish TO dsviate ron,
the schedule.
q; Garage buildings and contents,
1nclldins automobiles equipment an
supplies: Machine, Carpentry AMI
torse shop eaulpment and supplies.
-, Drill she'd material lumber, IRON
WORK and roofing mo windows door
or interior tInishl
20 Kitchen and Mess Hall material
and culinary equipment.
Inc two garage buildings 10 BE Of
:eFed as they are with the privilege -
wTechirg and removal from the cam
pus. are Of semi permanent naturr
One. ~ by ~ f.. was Used during .as-
simmer and fail and : provjded ~i-a
contrete uoor and ar5r4v all pip-~ - :
steam heat: Jne other is s. ny x fee.
mas hefu completed on tHe -Nt-;ipr I'll,
never ..sed.
The automobiles Offered .n.iId- t.
Cadillac. iye-pass-nssr car-. ore Of =, :
ana tha other i+t+ mode: Ford tour.a =
ar, l"'S model. A Pa ka-d r1s-nassetl-
ger. lS-1S Peerless sev+n-pa>senxer-
CYL ami q Pierre Arrow Sci. alsD
al xmas 81 equipment ana for sara.
repair work and various ac,ofnobtie an /
gas engine supplies TIE piping a. !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-17

"a r. md and \urridcsN",h returned
saturday ~ ~ h"m. IN Portland.
Miss S'rI}:. King has r@ta.n-d !"
Boston. ait-l visiting her parents.
Nr and Mrs Jonn King
Alvin Gilman VAS = business Visa
TER In Auhura tr!da,.
The ,-ttizAn< IT Oakland nave again,
he-u .sk-,i - assist IN helping I"
SUNNY IN. need % clothing IN ref
tl.aes AMI the destitute peep" ri
France anu Belgium. Clothing of AL
kinds Tor men. women and ,ininfen
also SHOES for AL are badly needed
The intensive driN- for ms grand
~or. will 10 the week Of March = TO
- and will he under the local Fed
Cross branch. 4 competent commit
see consisting Of the following 'ad'es
vii u. in charge Of the WORK: Mr..
/. ~. Livingston. Mrs u \. Hates.
Ms r. G TAYLOR and Mrs. J II
stevens. A more detailed statement
sill he issued in a few days In the
meantime lock over your homes and
ga. together al ch3t can Re spared
10 help ia ,ais NOS humane work
Florence Ordwsy are Visiting friends
!. Dexter for Sew days
NJ. ana Nrs. Harry Pattes and
son. T:uwooA aad waiter, are visit
ing relatives n ritttAeid for 4 few
days
Mrs Minnie Livingstone paced tire
weekend At the hsre o: re- eafsnes
IN Earrh An0ce
In this paper . fe~ month. ago ar
account wss given - fhs Gsath ia
France Of Lieut.. 0s-siA r. Nott o.
me Ia show Aivisie,. Son or AR, aad
Mrs HsorSs sie't ~ oaAiana, csc
.bis & ssk received wssd fssM .. q.
CamposlI Of ssasssviiis fr,sra
ald i,@s4aar Massn, thai hs mad eSe.
ssnssd 10 the High sstsssl OF Shisa
Lieut.. otest wss q graduate, very
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-17

fna portrait of Lieut.. Stott Rev
j Oliver pastor 81 the Methodist
church ~ 'ii!iitord was present and
delivered splendid address In ap-
pret:iati"n Of this noble Young man
whom they delight 70 honor and Of
MI. tamri,"lrS eif' hoping II MAJ be
:, constant incentive TO the students
of the SCHOOL whnh ne loved ="
strive for. the highest ana hes; In
rharacteI ami III scholarship Lieut.
St.rt vas wnlindei in the battle Of
the Dnrcr river on the morning Of
july -. 1918, being Ia ken TO tos-
pitaI which i few hours later was
bombed lbs the Germans, killing
I.ient. Stctt- with man. others. H.
was buried that night with three
other iisut"nan,s OF the same COM
pany at NIDsrs- sur Fere Ajsne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-17

the sole purpose Of determining and !
collecting the inspection fees.
Allan Of Portiand-Act 70 amend
the Revised Statutes providing that
any person who keeps a shop or place .
of business open or il present a any
dancing public diversion or enter
tainment on Sunda! shall ne pun
ished by = fine not exceeding 800 or
bv imprisonment not more than 80
DAYS.
Miller Of Aublru-Act authorizing
ne issue of notes not exceeding the
amount Of $500 90e III d.fraf expenses
incurred for tn. construction VI Fed
eralaid state highways and making
appropriations therefor,
The much -taiAed-ot Baxter water
bill. introduced during the very first
days OF The -ash Legislature and since
that tim" resting safely IN the hands
OF the Judiciary committee. which has
given ii he most careful and thor
ough invest -tion and consideration.
again appeared in pGbiIc on Sa turdsr
morning az the sunrise SESSION Of the
House. with a favorable report from
messur The list OF questions sub
mitted oy the Legislature. on sugge.-
! ton by Rep. Baxter of Portland ana
unanimously approved by the House.
10 the justices OF the supreme court
regarding Names rights in the water
power. OF the state. are still N the
hands OF the Justices Their answer
8 expected before III. measure j. dis
cuSsed on the floor
The Gew draft Of The Baxter water
power bIl! provides that IN. Governor
shall a!roiu- ten citizens Of the state
who shah constitute commission 70
~ known ~ the Maine Water Power
comm. s~ton. Three Of the commits
SIonars shalt ~ appointed with the
advice and consent OF The t'Srrcu.
ore shall be member of tfs preseE;
senate III ~ appointed I, The recon-
mrnda.ion ~ the President 81 ne
Senate TWO commissioners >ha Il ~
members VI the present House OF
R-preseat atlvFS. "a BE appointed on
!.-comnl- rdation of ne Srsa k.r one
commissioner snail ~ a member Of
III NaJne state Eodr,: % Trade. 20
~ appointed upon re. concentration u
the board. on- ,onnm, sSioner shall ne
a member Of the Maine State Grange.
70 ~ APPOINTED upon the .econlmea-
cation OF the 'irargs. one "omm':-
>lonAr shall te :, her vi 'h' Maine
STATE Federation If LABOR. 20 ne ap-
pointed upon recommendation II NJ
fei.ra7lon aCi one commissioner
shall % ni"mn.r Of he Savings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-17
OAKLAND
Woodbury. Green Dies Of Self
Inflicted WOund-NrS. J. H.
Stevens EntertainS "1dlerS"
personals

Novu5fir- t;,-AE ~.tu ~hut HIM
--li su 4tr left side F day did
-n-ty SacuiJ Dam m.rUing ~ his AoiI.e
VII pJhlaui HsIgnrs, VI. ';tA-n u"S
Horu I'LL he faI NJ Whefe - mas an .
resided IAN II. M n son # No =
n,.f ,'Hn ;hia Wehh Green He vas T
: eenoI nIiIre and had ma.
trends iii IN. ~ chbnrhoud wiz :
h.S life ns,d ttsen usssi but re u -
i@en u poor health for rh- past win
~ which is supposed % he he clsiS-
:pf 'Ha a"' .>bn'if - Years ago i.e
married. Ms Alice Johnson. VA,
survives MN H. i also survived i,y
ona ~pa. - ~anre " ',faan: ona
laue -'-r. Mrs. Gertrude re< Koch :
x Na,.r<l,,- Cc!sr Everett
Green ~ tho we~f F'InsraI sew 90
Will he held n ,- residence MorI
n0ra.n2 4. - - loyl md intAtra,;
viii be - h. cemetery IN N"iriige
week
Mr. and Mrs Nur;ts BraW-r ,'"-
u Aparirg =" move - Bath. wlare
M Brewer has secured q position n
thu Bath Iron Works Tne> .il
make 7 Ell hom- with Mrs Rr~w--. :
fIther.
Mrs Frank Estes ha~ gone %
Portland where She WI he nc gr,.<r
- friends f"r !, feH dlvs .i'A v"s
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= ~ FARM OF So ACRES coon p7-1I
G sL car line between Wstervs,II. mi mi
,r ssn.and. Two minutes wafIE ~ anu
CIV ln,n utes ride into Wararvi1Ix
Tel. rs f''hsr' "aterville. Me. Il. j.
oOAE And SEE r.. F1RW 90
asncores. No. go u lumber. lM., go. " =
~ .n crrow'ns pines. 10 oaks, a !ars. no
81 Erucs. nemlock and Ar well rT,ed
inx".,tsa IRON Coopers Nils. 4 xooa
ton So Tree 70 suit YOU. I-oca-
Coopers Mills. nag 4 K, Tobs .,
U;SE OF GARDINER FINEST REl.
iaences 10 expense has been snar..
~, Eng TINS beautiful home attrac-
en,;;v, tine stable. acres Of h;ehIy
s ri.. srean land ,ot. Of fruit ana Der
lar Below its valve Burton Giadinxs
Isi water St, Augusta Phone ss-E
mch.id3.
FARM IN TOWN Mt, VEPV,YZ i,
acres. - in tillage and grass. resi- in
p;as.aFe ana woodland: wel! al door:
minutes walk to scnooi, ~ Town
nal; house partly done. lumber 20 nm
ism $50 down. So each wear no In
terest; unfinished room. 10 I've N
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SMALL FARM IN AUGUSTA Local.
60 - mics from kennebec bridge Oh
Burns road: s-ro-m house. barn. Wagon
mouse. hen house. pasture for head
eAce,ient water supply and small wood
to5, Jen ne smith. Aususra. Maine. Tel
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20 4. FARM CUTTING % Tons HAY
mile city depot. schools. churches. l.
minutes walk TO electrics: never failing
Wen. pumC piped 20 house and barn: Il
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quick sale. include head stock, over
land car. sacrifice. Address Mrs. Q
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TWO STORY HOUSE FOR ONE or
Two families at Ss Pleasant. To lie 50 d
quire Geo. NJ. IAnpher. Rithmoce, NJ.
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On FAIRFIELD STREET. OAKLAND
a village farm of fiftv acres. barn axe,
mouse OF nine rooms and bath. set tubs
city water. hot and cold upstairs an
couneeted to the barn. Upper part TO-
rage. woodshed. ice house beautiful
! lawn with shade trees. buildings in
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TWO FARMS IN ST. AL.ANs. ME-
For particulars inauire OF Mrs. Myr.
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SMALL GROCERY BUSINESS ~ A
desirable Location: For particulars ad
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or rO L.Er-STORt: OK BUSINESS
street. Winthrop. Maine viii maze
suitable store for any mercantile bus
nees Apply at Augusta Trust Co. Az
gusta. or tns branch a: Winthrop Me
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oence. 40. 10. north side or WinInrol
street. AuSIsts. 1iaine, 10: SAFE to set
tie estate. Brick noUSe and large 10: .!
iaEd 6eslra bly, located. Inquire OF A.
u. Godds I'd. Hotel North. Augusta. o.
. /. T Williams. Real Estate Agent. CITY
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