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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17
DROPoBALs FOR ENCLOSURE WALLS AT
j NATIONAL MILITARY ckMETERIEs.
o,MA h DirAhIhnsT,i

wIsaisoIos. D, q. July Il. Iii
sdyeriisemsht attached % each, viii be received
this once until SATURDAY, Apsu ia, a pooh.
Cemeteries PANIED, viz!
Iuciosaro walls % brick stone At Poplar Grove.
Petersburg, aud Yorktown, Va
Copies " PLANS and specifications may be seen II
this once, and At the A,sistAut QuArteTmAstaTs
Office al Fort N0nIOs, We.
Thr SptE viii b. iEapssted by ooupetsnt crYlu.
eeIa. and ArtTci IaptIAnce S.th tho terms of the
contract will be required.
EnselOpr- routAin ING proposals. viii b iniorsel
Proposals. for y Tnanfn M inclUsuTvs for National
ity order Of the Quartormsstsr General
cspte1 and 4. .. 81, u.B'A.
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2ALrNoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.

m: and n. , ~. ~. ] n. -. ! 20 ands y y m.
FOB ANNAPOLIs
MsSH m AND AZ n Sn m, n, On Sunday.
Atiio .. N. but not on SUNDAY.
SUNDAY THAINa
FROM baltimore he ~ stopping 81 Relay and
4 Es,S only a5l. ,h 4. m and AZ m ..9IT,ns
sa q sPd % p n .Ggpins 81 Al i.s,i9ps
s .aS m; trains .t2Ipinx :, all s,aiion. %. q
Without stoTs. On Sunday tho 10 o. m will stop
q al stations south q ANN polis Junction
FOh POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATE
FONTS
foint o. hcchs q sis and 8 q ~, and iiS D. m !,
$40 y. m.
Through tiehsts 70 tbs wcs can b had Al ,se
Warrington Station Ticket once II all hours q tks
dAy: Also 81 the Company's Once, ~ Penns ivanis
ayenna PA.sepxers purchasing tokets 81 the Ave
MI cfss es5 thsrs sIr.nfs Y have thsir 6nxysy.
The dsp2t. and Put mtg The bsTrAsv car
vsrtisemeht d THROUGH Line
THoe H. SHARP.
hAsafr q Is,HnyottAuos.
0en.raI 1ieSss Aseut
0EO n EODS1L,
leI uensrAl ARrut Washinstsn
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ID RoPOsALs YuR TIE IMPROVEMENT or
4 WILMINGTON Hshpon; pELAwAGE

.., PuIt.pslrai., X. Jun. Il. ii"
~. gs %n, Az y h,d % Zach q
my sany y ia lot r,mgyn< from b. ehannsi n
| rock $3.50 80 " soah
yorm.. ,r.einostians. rsvins-. aud infcrms,lc,
'AH' can b '"'n' Lieu, co,s.,Ri: n kghLL
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, RorosAIs FoR ARMY SUPPLIES.

phoiosaLs FUR ARMY suPPLiEs.
orrycs OF Iur Ulnss oullrs.x..r..y
sIosr 1--we .o.In, kAs.. Jghss-. Ia
.hs omss, md BY the Esst gplftsrnlstsr. II Il,
80. nam.d eslo. until u osloSk IA juiy y. ia
Ike i it a,i h, e the following named .SiT
troRr Riley. EAssAs
noands Corn.
fohr LAhsED. KANSAS
r1 70 q a'i''f'd Al f.fsd station ne.Ius, Fort
roRI DODGE, KANSAS.
Asayto Ispunds Data
nlL.e a.l'tfcd :, rAiirO4d statioa nearest FER,
ps.i,.riss % oogInsn1e within ten ~ dsy. from
.. ~. rate 81 II leAst ono fOuith a. "a he thiss
pvAluurs tpntfAgtssi Tor Isr n8anth
maaasfs WI state tbsiT rricS Isr 0Rs hundred rr
rrcsOssis vii 10 received fOr any por,iou Of In.
No proposal vii h, saisri.in.i unI... IN. r.-,,
m.iiis The .Ains !. prg.sui 81 the oi-nii.s N TX.
lads. Q, r.grsssnisd b. 40 y. I ss .iiornsv' I.
ano-n We on.oef itcst,inx Tho If0tsss 4 10 i.
fespolsblsi and each pfopSsaI mast - sessta
tsniei ~ he suArssty u two p~r-srs vho a.,
y ihs ofeer reoei'inS The IrOps al o b q.
10 a.asl eoaditions. With can 10 ..s.r,.,n.s a,
M nc. ~ % itnPossd apaa baddsrs AID Go
nshsd upon spt lle.tiouL - 'u'
10y sa'h''iJ Of The D,y,,tn.qi Cep4aas.ri
Assistant 2a.r,.rms.,si S.nslL' H,, nik
1 u.as,s X, " =. chisf oaAItsfna.stsr DsIsIt
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RornsALs Yng GRANIrE.

PEafSTTH OryicT. 4. q AESTl
NrgrnHf H. l., IrgS " isf'.
Ftaisi ~ srF,sais sll Iss trrrlyvi - Urls of =.
lhtu " . IA on tis ish day q July. 80, fur
sfauits toe bFrAk gatsr, M HygInis WafGsNf, Ma
HTssihsstons iu rtslaff 70 he uuft aud blank
foTus = ETptgsAis ALi guaranty. ", = sFnt %
apflldAtlt q b tls ui1lsg u. X NAflHfN.
Major q EnsiEesss, Dvt Major Gen. q. y. A.
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pESssYLyANIA AIR LINE
i TO BALTIMORE,
fiirLapELypIsyoux

NEW YORK;
AND ALI. Joints sI IsyysE NEW rSSlSsi
THROUGH BErysksSssnrsoTos AND
WITHOUT CHANCE bf CARS
Tho equipment on this M. Is new and u the tnos,
elNsapt and ifnJroyed nnish.
neutrality-suspicious. ss
Pho saS f t, BsTrs Sq 1Rs1fi ipn sIspH
Will run betweep Washington and Nss yori. %
follows, laying tho Iss.ens-r station u the Bait
NOR and io,ota.e railroad. northeast eornsr o.
LLs.ss ws,hins,ees,. ~ m. daily .sresrt sunday
Lave washinStnn ats y y m. daily:
Lave S:sy Y.si y. y m daily, .,e.pt supa,,
Arrive !, wsssnstsn Ks "a 'h
Connections are made IN Neu York with steamer,
on Sound, Nev Yorh. New Haven and Hartford
railroads, New forh CsntrAl and Hud.pn River rail
rVs1, Erie railway. md STEAMERS on Hudson river
tAre - low >. By any other route.
Ba<rrAf. called for and ehschcd Al hotels and prt
vstc Residences on cr,icrs lett ct the foilo~inr
omce., where ttchsts aud ipfnrmstion can bs Oh
tained Northeast corner 81 Thirteenth street and
Pennsyivsnia aSerue: northeast corner a sitth
street and PcnrsylvaniA syenuej passenger station
b streets, Pm n YOifNu
loku feneral pzssrustf Ar,ut
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RAILROADS.
RALTrxoRI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
bfror ooRxrs os,lI{{JV,AFD = srnrrrs

vi q i
An.s JUNE ~ III. 1s sr.,a. siIl run .. follow,
IaAi SzL1feS HON roH TnAas sssuihssSs4fSSy AT
p sl.s's X ~. S.l, ws::.ss san ss
&c. M; q x: s,s;;S:s.s ~, rs.ys-. from
,oommodatiop, 30 a m, ttIrtss from
d.hi !nssp, Sun ss.s M saa . won s:.
'$ s.,,S s.; =. !; AM
o.. 8 N, Sissinn.ti u. Sf m. r.eins E,Ir.-.
Er.ss. daily. sIoeItBun- daily, sie,tt sunday
M" 81. S.if,,w western r. H.: r.
rE m, M s Az. from
4; A. AZ: : a' q; ' .;::'s On:
and pr N. connsst ii bowls vi,s train. for Msd
noH, Loving Bovis 81 - and 10 ~ p %. and y
r N. .rrivins Il Marlboro 81 10 and II y a N. and
Jr.i.s .rririns at Washington :, ,s.n...e
snd ~ ~. connect II bowie with trains leaving
..ssns. r. l:.sips ,h .Sd s,s.E. a rs. one.
northve.t corner Thirteenth and iennsJlVania ave
nue. cap have their bssv.rs called Tor and eheched
g h''els md te.idsnoes 10 Al point. North and
tpdailsnspoi,s, koui.siils ~ Iouis, ss- Yrl..ns
IL Pyesah 3:s ar p.. sapss,ns,. ssss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17
PROPOSALS FOR PREsn BKgY.

OrrieI ACrIro CoNsIssAHT or suhsIsIINcLy
pANiD's LsLAHp. NAV yoAE liAhsoH.
healed proposals, IN duTiioate vii - re-asiTet 81
hls once until y o'elook a IN, taS u. La for fur
p.rtment Unitsd Btatss Army 81 Ibis stsuoh dufinf
III, sdSsTtlssms M, h Il .itssEsd 70 saeh rToposs
fos further information sPplyta
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p RofosALs PoR STEAM sDoorsor.wAn
buhEAu OF CossrArcTIos arp HIrlily

bVhAu or IptsrhrcIIoE AND HIFAfl. J
NAsairoros, Juns u, Irsl
h.tlsh prorpsAis uli b received ., This Bur,su
.truetion, ineindlns al the ms,srisi. sra<tt II.
i've GA timber. of the hull 81 sis am siapt n rar
~ a1oui y tops maasur.tnsnt, oanIlsts fgr SO
hnu, ahosini ,hs sort 70 ls done mar b. sesp sbd
sAmin.d A. this bqfoan. and ~ the Comma MS
Onos 81 the Nar{ Yards At ihils1sl phis BrasHiJn.
ih,.ris-iovn and kitisrJ. 90 and Alter lhs ah u
". bull must BE- completed IN all respects &c.
eofnns 70 The oonir.t ahd sf-cinostons! the ma
,Sssi n a 70 e he ss., aasiiiyI .pd ,hs vTi
ds.iysrcd q such Nav f.rd 20 ibs Ausiis sssss e
The date and slsnins q the o1otrHt
lsymfniA VII H. made .. the vorh rro~r~-sss In
pfvtofu1nafs afnonhts, ro>rr,tnx tho usual tsr-
49, , mt, Tia nhai eoraIistiOh soesIt.nes
a. Ihs IDS 1ost b socoTpsnisd With the Tuarsp.
al ,. yromptly .tseutsd, and The names u d.
lAftle. sho are To bscoms ths sureties d ths
smogn' Of the face o. the oolirsSi Vii also 4
IN. Depsrnsnt reserve. IN. nh, IN .e,.,. a,
,.iSet an{ e ~ bl. which, IN u. oIiaoa. az ia
ND. ~, only e sesepted from rsr,I.. Who a..
shYrh 70 b dsrr, and " have Tie nses~srr
fseiitiss Tor doing tbs ~OrR IN MT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17

ID RolOsALs PoR DREDgIN0 ~ WASH
bafos AND droh0ETows HAEBoiis.
usrrsp syArrs Hsstsrts orr,cxl
IHisD sIoar. usior bass buILbtss'
fMnIis, ss.. CHArLrs .TnsrT, Z
o. .ToIs.sn tSr drsdns l1 Es.hlnstop .s4
- - ,,,i,,,,,. = yssOsssi'S-s ID. eos u
WI Z Gn :,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, :,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On IN. D..,,,o0w q gn"n D. @; J1ly lss
New Jersey, praying for tho extension Of patent
an e % u III s:i q
az Tres 49,, 49,
slossd The 18th day Of September neit: that the
TINE for 1lins aryumsnts and the examiners report
that ssid petition DO heard on ths LIST day Of octo
GsS:0n mix 1Bp9;ss N; ssts9 Ss%m..o,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB
n seIiber has obtained from the Supreme Court
q NE District q Columbia holdinga Special Term.
letter. OF administration on the personal estate
q WILLIAM n, TUnH, late Of Warrington county,
y. ", ,deceased All persons having claims AxainN
same, With the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
On OF before the 9Th day of July neIt; they may
jyisThsv. haministIsts,r.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17

An ACT making an appropriation for the pay
ment Of l. N. Burritt, for advertising In
the Sunday Herald.
BE u enacted BY ne Legislative Assembly Of
ne Dtstrtct Of Columbia, That the sum Of one
hundred and eighty ono dollars be, aud the
same Is hereby, appropriated out Of the gen.
eral fund to pay /. N. Burritt, for adycftis-
Ing In the Sunday Herald newspaper, for the
District Of Columbia.
Approved June 90, 1873.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
X, A.. ..,., wAsuIsaIos D. @. JulyI. 1873.
cisco, Gal, praying for the extension Of q patent
srsnted % him on the 18th day Of October lsSs
inPfoyenenti In Double Friction Coupiipss
eossd On Ss ~ shs Az ne In ne S.so b
lime LINZ e tor nins sr;nsa,s and w Enminers 70
September neIt
m oRpf G aeii sfli:9 Sa%nl..o..r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17

10, by Messrs. Mitehener
70, II IL ordered that the
.. cause bis appearance
thia day: otherwise the
ith IS in case Of default.
X J, MEI0S, Clerk. &c.
lleTk lyl6WlH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17

ACTS AND hhSOhUTlONb
Passed nj tho First Session Of the Thirt
Legislative Assembly Of the District Of
Coiussbia. .-r
tho ordinary and contingent expenses u
the several departments OF the government
OF tho District Of Columbia, and prescrib-
ing she limits thereof, and fixing penalties
Tor their violation.
- endcted BY De L>gislasipe Assembly Of
ne District Of Columbia, That until the ex-
piration Of tho frst fiscal quarter after the
adjournment Of the next regular session Of
tho Legislative Assembly OF tho District Of
Columbia there Is hereby appropriated for
the ordinary and contingent expenses Of the
SAID District, payable out Of tho appropriate
a aanas derived from the taxes levied for tho
nsee' year ending June thirty, eighteen hum
drcd and seventy-four, and from the other
revenues for or during the same time, the fol-
lowing sums, or so much thereof rs may be
noccssaryfor ordinary, contingent and Incl
dental expenses, including stationery, print
casual repairs, for cleaning Of Offices, AMI
gas bills, the expenditure and payments TO be
made only on the written order Of the officer
properly controlling and authorizing the
same, who shall In no case contract any debt
TOR these purposes, or any other purpose In
excess Of appropriations made.
Bee. Q. And 30 Il further enacted, That II
shall not be lawful for any person or persons
charged with tho disbursement Of money In
tho District Of Columbia to divert from It's
legitimate object any money levied or col
ieused as taxes or otherwise from the people
OF said District, but all such taxes or other
moneys 80 levied or collected shall be kept
separate and distinct each Item under rs
own proper head, as named In the act or acts
authorizing such levy or collection to be
made; and that no change whatsoever shall
be made by transfer Of one fund to another,
or by paying out any sum or sums Of money
on account Of any object or purpose for
whichitwas not levied or collected: Propideti,
That In order ~ close and balance the books
Of tho District Of Columbia, all balances, ex-
ccpt trust funds and personal accounts Of In
dividuals and Of officials, shall DO carried to
the general fund Of the District at tho end Of
each fiscal year, after paying the expenses
for the year In accordance with approprla-
lions made therefor.
For office Of the Governor, a, $50.
For Office Of secretary OF tho District, in
Guiding the publication Of the laws In PAM
phlct form, &2,000.
For Office Of comptroller, $500.
For office of the collector, including re-
pairs TO Office and furniture aud for postage,
For Office Of auditor, $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17

THOMAS -NoaRIs.-At the residence Of IN.
hriae's mother, on Tuesday. Jniy Is. b. Rev kfrss
Holmead. Mr.. CHAsLss W. fnoHIs and Miss susi,
NohRis, all Of Washington, u. u.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17

An ACT TO supply deficiency In bill making
an appropriation for the salaries Of the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-17

GAS.
For superintendent Of street lamps, 1900.
For forty lamplighters, at e6O0 each pei
annum; Prouidsd, That not less than eighty
lamps shall be assigned TO each lamplighter
q, 100; Prouidsd further, That tho superin
tendent Of lamps and lamplightors be paid
out Of the gas funds Of Washington ant
Georgetown proporlionate 10 the service.
For superintendent Of garbage masters ant
scayengers, o., 200.
lars per day EACH TX, 900, payable by Wash
ington and Georgetown proportionatcly I,
the service rendered.
For superintendent Of Washington am
Georgetown public schools payable two third
By Warrington and one third by Georgetown
For treasurer Of the public schools of Wash
~ f :S,l .ssrs'. .o of the public schools o
For treasurer and secretary Of the George
town schools, $500.
MARKETS.
For market master Northern Liberty mar
ket OF Washington, $500.
For market master OF the Eastern, North
eastern and Western markets Of Washington
at $500 each, 1900.
For market master Of the Georgetown mar
ket, roo.
For water registrar, $500.
| For three clerks In water registrars Office
one at o. 900, one at 81 800, and one at 81, 300
For inspector and Taper Of water mains
o., sO0i
water registrar, clerks In his Office. and In
spector and Taper Of water mains, shall b
payable from and chaTgeablc 10 the waite
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For maintenance Of the Northern Liberties
market, In the city OF Washington, $4,000.
For maintenance Of the Western market,
In the city OF Washington, $3.50.
For maintenance Of the Eastern Market In
the city Of Washington, si,450.
For the maintenance o! the Georgetown
market, $500.
For fitting up st1' ,rI o!hcrwisc fully
completing the Eafi,sa Hs.Eut building. In
tie city OF WashingtOu, SAID work to be done
BY contract, and given 10 tho lowest bidder
5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-17
HaIIomell Local Nems.

The Hallowell Classical and Scientific
Academy will open on Monday, January 9th,
1874, to continue twelve weeks, with an able
corps Of instructors In all departments. As
announced by the Trustees, "this school has
been established for the purpose Of afording
to the youth of Maine facilities within their
own State, for thorough education under
christian influences" Both sexes are equally
entitled to all the advantages of the school,
and the most ample provision has been made
in the way of buildings, apparatus, etc., for
all who may desire to attend. The new and
elegant building just completed will be ex-
clusively appropriated to the young ladies'
department; while the academy building will
be used for the classical department A
large boarding house has been erected and
furnished for the accommodation OF the young
men; and it is the purpose Of the trustees to
make the necessary expense SO moderate that
none need be debsrred from the advantages
ofthe school for want of means.
Several DRINKS, disturbances Of the peace,
vagrancies, &C., were disposed of before the
the Police Court. on Tuesday, 10 the usually
prompt, mild and dignifed manner peculiar
to the Judge. Several more cases Of similar
character, founded on rum as usual, are on
the docket for future consideration. With
practically free rum on the Kennebec, these
little police court affairs are inevitable-the
punishment Of the effect and federation of the
cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-17

TRINITY COMMANDERY, No. Z, Knights Tenn.
plar. Stated meetings Friday on or before the
Commander. o. b. Quirby, Recorder; A. L.
Smi h. Recorder pro tenn.
ALPHA COUNCIL-Neets at Hallower. Quar-
terly Convocatons, January, April, July, DC.
tober; Wednesday succeeding full moon. J.
w. Toward. Thrice Illustrious Master.
JERUSALEM ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER-Neets
at Hallowell Stated convocations Thursday on
or or before the full moon Of each month. John
BETHLEHEM LODGE, No. S. +. and 4. N.
Stated meetings first Monday Of each msnth.
Special meetings on Monday evenings. John W.
Rowe, Master. G.. H. Brick, Secretary.
AUGUSTA LODGE, No. lA, r. . A. n. SEATED
meetings first Tuesday Of each month. Special
meetings every Tuesday evening. 9. B. Nor.
noye-tgm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-17
The CoOk.roOm OF the Body.

The food that has been cooked in the kitchen
must be re-cooked in the stomach before it can be
applied to the noursnment Of the body. As a
of facilitating this second cooking, in cases
where the process is slowly and imperiectly per-
formed, HOstetter's Stomach Bitters is invaluable
1t promotes the generation Of heat in the living lab
oratory which The crude materials for building
up and recruiting the human frame are turned into
convertible alimtnt. But this is not ALL 1t acte
beneiicially upon the cellular membrane which s-s
Iets the gastric juice, upon the liver, which pro
duces that natural laxative the bile upon the ves-
sells which receive the digested food and upon the
absorbents winch connect the digestive organs with
The channels of iiculation. If any portion Of this
complex machinery Is out of order the Bitters Will
let it right, thus promoting vigorous digestion.
healthy secretion, and the production of pure, rich
blood. decl5'feod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-17
STATE NEWS.

The new free high school building
in Fairfield was dedicated Friday evening,
with appropriate ceremonies. The building
is 65x45, with wings on each side for entries
and stairways. tive aud a half stories high,
neatly finished both outside and inside, the
inside being of ash. 1t has rooms for three
schools, and recitation rooms adjoining each
OF these. These rooms are provided with
very comfortable chairs AMI desks. A hall
through each story provides good ventilation,
and furnace warns the building throughout
The total cost will be from eight to nine
thousand dollars. Such q building 10 q
credit to that enterprising village, and shows
the interest taken in educational mattcrs
Hon. Joshua Nye of Augusta, an old resi-.
dent and teacher, was present and spoke en-.
c0uraging words to ALL Speeches were made
by the lawyers and clergymen of the vii
lage.
Parties who 60 to St. John, and purchase
goods, intending to evade the revenue law,
have had bad lack lately in getting through
Bangor. Their nice little expedients for
stealing don't seem to work worth cent.
Geo. W. Pope, Esq, of East Machias, re-
Gently deceased, was prominent citizen of
that town, and an active and enterprising
business man, member Of the well known
firms of S. w. Pope & Co., of East Machias,
and William Pope Sons of Boston, and
was well known throughout the county.
During the past year his friends have with
anxiety and sorrow noticed his failing health,
although he attended to his business nearly
every day. He had decided to spend the
winter in the mlder climate of the South !;
and left home Nov. oath, accompanied by his
" life and eldest child, for Arkansas. Stop
ping few days in Boston, they reached ST.
Louis, Mo-, on the I'd inst, where he was at
tackled with a disease of the lungs, and ex-
PRED at half past nine o'clock on Tuesday
morning, 9th inst.
There are nearly nine hundred cases on the
docket to be presented at the next term of
the Supreme Judicial Court for Penobscot
county, which begins on the second Tuesday
of January. Judge Cutting will preside.
The Machias Tn on says Mr.. Kenn ston
of Whiting was killed this week in the woods
on the Machias river, by the falling Of u
tree. His remains were brought down last
Tuesday night. lie leaves a wife and two
children.
A milkman in Bangor and his entire family
came near being poisoned to death the other
night by coal gas, escaping from the kitchen
stove. The children were thrown into spasms
and vomited very freely. The mother, who
is an invalid. was also made very i'll. For a
time the worst consequences were feared.
The third annual exhibition of the Penob.
scot County Poultry Society opened in City
Hall, Bangor, yesterday and continues until
Thursday evening.
The bachelors of Bangor propose to take
lonely hop together.
Rev. w. F. Eston's house at Cape Eliza
beth was broken into last week but nothing of
value was taken.
David Mitchell Of Searsport, while try wing
to kill hog' was nearly Killed by the furious
beast, which sprang on him, breaking one Of
his legs.