Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-04


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Inc next te.u' ior -eiVli business WAL COM
meuce !uesday, April 4, wafh the same jury.
Key. MT: Moses OF Lubec, who has been
laoorlng WIN the NORM Cnristian Cnurcn ior
yerts on SUNDAY oath. In the EVENING twelve
were admitted to lthe membership Of the
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The following patents have been granted :
+. II. Cummings, Lewiston, stop motion for
Warping Machines j.. Edgecofnb, Gardiner,
manufacturer Of .Comeosi,ion- Roller Rusb.
NET r Chase portla 81, ,-r6tarc t,arrn,ss /.
~ ca, pnr.7,rJ - c1;;;,s e. ssr;r,,,,S
and emitting ,eotbar - - iNr'H1s
Wells at its recent annual meeting raised
$1,000 to build highway and bridge across
Webhannet river, from the main road, via
Buffum's landing, to the mammoth hotel now
being completed upon Wells Beach. The
proprietors of the road will give $1,000 and
the gravel to grade the road.
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coa;a o uo.sa nooasun ~ III, P'opais' Vi
wsrd nf asn 10 So. ~, =" 49,. .t,e au.o,,
who n ~ 80 of raa;s u.sasr .isa;r
Tro5o n,o.L s,nindIaS ~ $500 20 Do
w;cL Maroh oo,h '-' ps'p'e ~
Postage stamps of the denomination of
seven cents have been issued by the Govern
ment. They are designed especially to pre-
pay letters to Germany, seven cents being
the rate to that country. tss@ s8f AZ
The Io,u,,, co., .,,.o $50 ..,,a,..o s,,u....
OF hre during the year ending March LIST,
1871, in Lewiston and Auburn. Aggregate
losses ABOUT S'o,oOo-about four tfths in
sureo. tne ehlef nre was the destruction,
June I'm, OF central Biock-insured for
S42,ooo. "a #sg8a =
The Press savs that onone, H. :. -,
in the steamer Morav;an from par,lan5 Gov
Liverpool on SATURDAY Last wss NJ Dav;d
| L. Dunnine of Harpswell. He poes to Eng
| land in behalf of the families Of .Dnnnino. in
Brunswick and Harpswell. TO seek TO recover
the tito to large estate In England az hefrs
Of Sir John Du,.ninp the first Lord A shburton
who was created a Baronet in 1883. Sir
John was the first Lord Ashburton of which
| title the third, was the distinguished gentle
man who negotiated at Washington The ia.
mons Webster. 4 shburton treatv which settled
| opr vexed North Eastern sbonndarv question
80 amicably. The last lord a sbbnIrton. in a
d,rect limo from Sir John Drnn;ng. tho fret
died in 1893. and Of whom tho ahove name
dinIoma,ist vas cousin There .ro lar
estates in nevonsbire and the IsIo of Wigbt
belonging 10 the Dunnine family in their ow y
RIGHT to say nothing of nronertv mr. r;obts
held nv nafent of no6i,;tv r. IL - socrra ~ a
title II possible to TINS private estate that Mr.
Dunnlng goes to England to prosecute the
claim. - $3.50
An exchange saws Rev. David Garland Of
the Congraoat;onal cinrcb ~ RatbaIssbas
been settled over his society Cor t,ysntv ,oors
and has either attended, chvroh or ,,rs.chaa
every sabhatb somewhere dining hat TIM
He has never been unable r. nreaob for ,ran,
of health, His babits are worthy Of ,m;ta.
ton. He rises at o'clock in he morning
and writes til breatfast as,nr which ba on
0ooes in nhys;cal labor regnlarIv tin noon
and then snends the rest of the dar in b;s
profe ssional duties. His physical labor keens
nm his nbvsieal system which in turn Gems
vigorous his mental mowers His soiarv is
only 5000 wear vet he bas sacrrad fnr him
self bv his industry and prudence N good
home and good library and o;ves EbarslIv
for benevolent purposes. He has trayaled
seyentv-eipbt miles the mast season to at,end
funerals, and received one dollar for these
services: no great credit surely. to those at a
distance. He relates one instance where he
went fifteen miles on the cars. maid h;s FIRE