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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02
STATE NEWS.

On VI einesday, June 4th, the class of 70
will plant the Ivy and appropriate Literary
exercises will mark the occasion. The Ora
tor is Z. W. Hathorne of Bath, Poet, A. L.
Perry of Gardiner, Odist, S. v. Cole OF
Brunswick. The exercises, open to all, will
| take place in the College Chapel at p. M.
whether before or after the planting of the
Ivy, is not yet determined. The planting will
! wind up with an Ivy Hop" at Lem0nt Hall
| and tickets for the gallery may be purchased
| at the shop of Mr.. Robert Robertson. We
believe that since 1866, the planting of the
Ivy has not been celebrated here. [Bruns.
wick Telegraph.
A fine marble Moument to the late Capt
A. G. Pray, has just been placed in Oak Hill
Cemetary, Auburn.
A massive granite monument has recently
been erected over the remains Of the late
Prof T. c. Cplam: in Brunswick village
graveyard. The monument consists of a
plinth, base, shaft and dome, the latter sur
mounted by half glob.
On Sunday, the 25,h ult., the house and
barn of Daniel Judkins of Fort Fairfield
| were burned. The fire took from chopping
! burning the barn first in which was Mr.. Jud.
kins horse and some hay.
Airs. +. N. Clark, of Winthrop was riding
Wednesday evening, when her horse took
fright and ran away. Mrs. c. was thrown
from tie wagon, and had an arm broken very
badly.
The .oerporators of the Aroostook River
Railroad have organized by the choice of the
following Directors; Isaac Hacker, S. W.
Collins, ". T. Sleeper, Jessie Drew, J. B.
Tratton. VIM. Small, A. c. Cary, j. s. AR.
mold and James Doyle. The Directars chose
Isaac Hacker. President; j. B. Traitor,
Clerk; and Bradford Cummings, Treasurer
of tae Company.
E. Emerson of Stowe, had his leg broken
badly, last week, at spool factory.
Oxford hears are hard on the sheep this
spring. They have been starving through an
unprecedented winter and are now Just going
for their back pay.
The P7esgue Isle Sunrise speaks Of The
prosperity OF the Swedes. Within thres
years, more taan thousand of Swedish i'm,
migrants have arrived in Maine; five humid
red OF them are at New Sweden, and all ar
good, worthy people.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

An Important suit is to be tried at Provi
dence to test the constitutionality of the Law
OF that State requiring property qualifica
tioa of naturalzed voters.
The Government suit against the Union
Paeit~ railway is to be pressed to a speedy
eoaeasion-tley say.
fte decision of the Supreme Court Of New
Hampshire in the Congressional election cas-,
IS ts.st Mr. ike is entitled to the position.
The Connecticut Legislature has elected
Judge JOAN ID. Park Chief Justice, and
rsssed the one capital resoution-lSG to -
~ more than the requisite two-thirds. The
que 'tjor now goes to the people,
The long standing, scadalous quarrel be-
tween Henry Ward Beecher, Theodore Til
tor and henry c. Bowen, has at last terlni-
mated al! shaking hands and agreeing TO live
in peace ard harmony hereafter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02
Boston Hide ana Leather Market.
FRIDAY, May 20.

ihibAi, Nay u.
There has been very fair demand FOR Leather
the past week and While there is no special a,tiyi.
ty, manufacturers are disposed to purchase to a
moderate extent. All grades OF iiemlock sole
with the except on OF ovcrweights, which are in
liberal supply, are we'll sold up and prices are fully
sustained. The export demand just at the present
moment - light and saes are confined to the home
trade. To 1gh Leather is dun, and only the best
tannages are in much request. Calf skins remain
dull aud hore is little tlenanp for either rough or
finished. Therr ras been very good demand for
finished Wax, but the sales have been largely com
fixed to The medium cost and cheaper YEA les
There mas been rat 'er more inquiry for common
hidee, but the mar. ct generally without sp5c al
change. We quote.
Buenos Ayres at Pa ,5%c gold En.re Rios ?5a2-.
l2c do; Montevideo 2.lsa25c do; Corrientes 2ji,a
p &c do; Rio Grande 2Jc do; Oronoco pc do; Cal.
iiornia p aa2]c do; Texas and Southern wet sailed
at 9aljc do; We2se"l wet sailed at llall lie do.
We qrose SEE Lea t,r--Hemock-B ucnos Avres
heavy 9t 29a;0; COW dole 29g}0 do light 2Ss
2n@;l3 o aia Nv".92.}{c; middle - use light
eia SEQ COCO - 3 Ccr hccN y2Ga '7}tc middle
2'r-}c; . 2'cf -; good al ag2d all kinds
e uM &tsss a!5e; poor damaged lsg2lc; in the
rol ah 3}d3Gc. Oak slaughter - heavy 32936c;
middle 2giic; light l3gi6; do cropped, heavy $9a
Il; middle 3Jailc; light ie0i2c 10 in rough 32a
:Ge; do bellies l7a2oc per 10.
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about June 10th. The institution is to be run

| about June 10th. The institution is to be run
on shares.
Mr.. Holman johnson, of Wayne, who al
ready has large works at Wayne, St. Adams,
ana Industry, is building a large shovel-h ham
de factory at Brownvile, which will be 40xG0
upon the ground, and engine and other rooms
IN addition. 1t designed to start up the last
OF July. Mr.. W. III. liamlin, of Brownville,
IS superintendent. The concern will employ
IRON II to 20 men, and will turn out some
10000 dozen handles and disburse at least
10000 yearly. Orono parties are prosper
Tag IN that town with the view to the erect
ion of spool and excelsior manufactures, the
material being abundant and cheap in the vi
cinity.
A very large porgy-ol factory is being put
up at Round Pond, near Wiscasset, and the
RUNNERS ofthis city are furnishing the ma
chinery and the piping for it.
West Paris is to have new steam mill to
be completed by August.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02
GROIN NEW YORK.
New York, 81

| New York, 81
Special to the World:
London, 81. Mr.. Bradlaugh, who was re-
Gently arrested by the Carlists, has been re-
leased.
Train started for Europe to day, just cs-
Gaping subpoena as witness against the
Union Pacific railroad.
| The specie shipments this week were 1926
| 90l.
! large number of passengers left for Eu.
rope to-day, on eight steamships.
The Germans Of this city and vicinity Gel
brate next Monday by outdoor sports ant
| pastimes.
Burglars are getting bold again. One
| dwelling was ransacked last night, and
watchmakers store on 4th avenue robbed OF
$3.50 worth of watches.
John Deagan was arrested to-day on a
charge of homicide, he having thrown a
hammer at a brother workman, which hit
another man, named Dclany, who is now
dying.
Washington dispatches denies the recent
unfav orable statement against Judge Durell
OF New Orleans.
A negro named James Buchanan killed bis
wife in Washington accidentally last night
while disputng with another man.
| New \ ork, June l.. In the match yester-
| day betw cen American Girl and Harry, the
| former won. Tine .. % 70, . 81 l-2. >. %
| Ii and o.26 81.
The weather to-day is extraordinary fine
The churches and parks are crowded.
! Arrived Deutschland, from Bremen.
Paris umbrella factory and kinsleys s,lk
warehouse, on Franklin street, were dam.
AIMED 81, 600 by fire last night.
Mathew Fitzpatrick murdered his wife a,
Yonkcrs last evening and escaped.
! Mrs. Watson, a well known hotel swim
dler all over the country, was arrested here
yesterday.
| II. O. Penticost, an open communion Bap-
fist, having difficulty with his church at Rock
vile. l.. l., preferred resigning to church
investigation.
Private advices from Norfolk, Va, state
| that under the recent statute of the council
| there all travelling traders from the States
| are arrested for selling by sample.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02
The Boston Fire.

From report in the Boston Daily Globe
of Saturday we take the following concerning
the recent fire;
"The buildings destr yed were OF sub
stantial and ornai rental character. and the
neighborhood Will. has suffered is one of the
busiest in the city. The loss of life was,
happily, small, and it is matter of congrat
ula,ion that the police arrangements were
such as to preserve good order and prevent
any overt acts by the crowd of disorderly
people who are always TO be found ready to
take advantage of the mistortunes of theil
neighbors. The military were called 70,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02
FOREIGN,

Madrid, June l. The Constituent Coltes
assembled yesterday. The session was form
ally opened by Senior Figueras. President of
the MINISTRY. with a speech in which he
maintained the right of the Spanish people to
chose their own government. The republic,
he said, would pursue the policy of order at
home. 1t had no concern with the revolution
in European states, and was not abitieus of
territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. He promised TO
abolish slavery in Cuba, as in Porto Rico,
and advocated separation of the church and
State. The Cortes was then organized by
electing Senior Orense, a federal republican,
as the President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02
Maine NJ dical College.

The graduating class at the Maine Medical
chool in Brunswick, received their diplomas
ast week as follows:
BENJAMIN Weber Dlrtlttt, Dixn9nt, Leu
ocyphamia.
William Crocker Clark. South Berwick,
typhoid Fever.
Edwin Eaton, East Dixfeld, Auscultation.
Arthur Childs Ellingwood, SwanYillc, Dis
pcation of the Femur
Edwin Motley Fuller, Turner Syphilis.
Freeman Clark lersey, Stetsou, Signs OF
Pregnancy.
Frederick Nickels Huston, Damarscotta,
Phthisis.
Lester Howard Jordan, New Gloucester,
typhoid Fever.
Onslow Marshal Kiugsbury, Augusta, Pneu-
ponia.
James Freeland Newman, Dixhelj, Bacei-
ia.
Warren W. pilsbury, Dover, n. H., Hw-
atemisis.
Isaac Rounds, Auburn.
James William Stuart, Wiudham, Collapse.
Charles Wesley Taggart, Phillips, Physical
Diagnosis.
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Horse Items.

There has been rapid increase in the
number Of valuable horses in the city and
vicinity, during the past five years, owing to
betting aside the scrubs" and encourage
ing the propagation Of well known and valu-
hble breeds.
A four-year old colt belonging to J. NJ.
curtis of Foxcroft, trotted quarter Of a
nile last week in 43 seconds. His sire was
he Knox stallion Logan, formerly owned ty
NJ. Littleiield.
Mr.. Alfred Cobb CT Brunswick, WHO has
been driving for some time promising colt,
las sold him to Mr.. Lytord Of Lewiston, up
n terms not named. The horse has good
peed and further training .may develop his
rotting powers.
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Aennebec County Medical Association.

1Acnncbec County Medical Association.
The annual meeting Of the Kennebec Coun-
ty Medical Association was held at the Coun-
ell Rooms in this city, on Wednesday of last
week at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Meeting called to
order by the Secretary, and DR.. Harrison
| Small OF Gardiner. President elect, called to
the chair. DR.. Small upon assuming the du-
ties encumbent upon him, addressed the As
ISOLATION in a few well chosen, practical re-
marks, after which the usual routine of bust
ness was attended to- A committee was APP
pointed to nominate officers for the next year
who reported as follows For President,
DR.. Euoch Adams, Litchfeld; Vice Presi-
dent, DR.. +. c. Thayer, Waterville; Secreta-
ry and Treasurer, DR.. j. q. A. HAYES, Halo
well; Standing Committee, the President,
ami Secretary, ex-oflicio, together with Drs.
Crookcr OF Augusta, Burbank of Mt. Vernon
| and H. L. Hill of Augusta.
Dining hour having arrived, the members
sen masse" repaired to the Cony House and
sat down to the "annual dinner, provided in
the style that characterizes the gentlemen of
that Hotel 1t . o'clock, p. NJ the associa-
ton INST and proceeded to the election of off
| Gers, as reported by the committee. Dr.
Small delivered his annual address which was
repetc with sound common sense, and prac-
Dr., in the practice of medicine enables him
to impart much valuable information to the
younger members OF the profession. He re-
ceived hearty vote Of thanks for his inter
esting and profitable address.
The remainder of the afternoon, to quite a
late hour, was occupied in hearing reports of
eases by the members present, many of which
were exceedingly interesting. The prevail
ing epidemics Of the present time and the
past season came in for particular discussion.
As it is impossible to give correct synopsis
| Of each case, the writer will not mangle the
subject, but will venture to assert that the
members OF the profession, who are not able
to be present and participate in the proceed
lngs Of these meetings lose much valuable in
| formation, in addition to allowing themselves a
few hours of recreation, which no class of the
community need more or enjoy less,
SIc'Y
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FROM HALlCA Y.

Halifax, N. S., 81. The steamer Prince
Edwards Island for Liverpool, with a cargo of
oats, left Thursday.
The steamer Austrian from Liverpool and
st. Johns, n. f., arrived to-day. She
brought New Foundland news which states
that the steamship Vanguard arrived al
IIavre de Grace on the 2Sth from the seal
fisheries. Her second trip was with 1900
old seals With the exception of few yes
sells detained in the ice, the whole fleet has
returned The catch has been good, amount
ing to nearly $4,000 seals.
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CaIcAGo, May 81.

Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat onened firm
but close, dull and lower. No spring sold early
at Isl on spot and closed with sellers Us AID no
buyers. seller June l2s ana closed ct l2Gl.. sell
le" JGly closed at l2JA. Seller August l12 Mol
very dull. with light sales III t3}. No. ) do 1l0n
ll9 Corn nm arr in fer demand, closing
user. No 2miAef closed with seize 5 1t %S% for
~ bid; scllec August yellow 4la'lh: rejected
81 Oa,s quite, W ak ana lower at . 3.a3l9, on
spot for 20 ,: 81 ask seller June. Rye qriet
and pncGan2 at at Is = ior No ,. BARLEY duh anl
nomlhal. varsity dealers apa /; 50 Oil and Il
ASKED Pork s'c"'y; 10 0iai6 i3', syeady on spot;
II y, seller Jrle. Lard steaGr; 81 stesdv cash or
seller Jpne. Bulk mea steady: plsnGl.2 for
sIoullera; short r.b middlcs 9lc seller Luly
Bacon steady. Hams long cut and averaging il
lbs, To-.
Recei ds-l'00O -FOUR 10000 bush wheat lsS ooH
co al l0,".0 bush oats 1000 rve, g, 900 bail v
Sn.pme3ts-l 900 ioltr |. 900 wheat 30S o 20 9n
800 900 oats, 020 rye; eco barley.
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CANADA.

Montreal, 81. Ship City of Manchester.
which grounded at the entrance of lake St.
Peter, has been lighted of her cargo and set
afloat, and will proceed oN her voyage.
Cliftons 81. Mr.. Hespater arrived here
to- day with three Russian minorities COM
missioners, on their way to Manitoba to de-
eide if it is advisable for their people to emf
CRATE to that country. They represent 100.
600 souls
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Horrible Tragedy.

Nashville, Tenn, 81. Joe Woods, ne
gro, brutally outraged Mrs. Elizabeth Hamp-
ton, widowed white woman, near Versailles
Rutherford county, a day or two since, and
then crushed her skull with an axe. Woods
is in prison, and strong threats of lynching
him are made, if his victim dies, which is
highly probable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02

Through the courtesy Of Col. Thomas
Lambard, Gen. Brown, the orator on Memo
rial Day, rode over to the Soldiers Home on
Friday evening, and was entertained there by
Gen. Tilton. While in the city, Gen. Brown
was the guest of Col. Z. NJ. Drew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02

Residing within one and half miles of this
city is family, consisting of father, mother
and one hfsle dauqhter less than thirteen years
of age, whose united weight amounts to 5Gl
pounds-the father weighing l95, the mother
100, and the daughter 10. CLOVIS that for
|high?"
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Drowned.

Laconia, n. H., 81. Friedrich Goss, aged
seventeen, and another boy, were sailing on
lake Winsquam this afternoon, when the
boat capsized and Goss was drowned. lie
was an orphan and has brother in Salem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02
OhifuafY.

Washington, 81 The Indian bureau has
received intelligence of the death at San Ber
nardo, California, of f. T.. Hammond, In
dian agent for Colorado river reservation, in
Arzona while en- route to his agency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE
9aily Eenaebee 5ournal.
EASTPORT.

Passport, 81. Ceremonies Of decoration
day closed here last night by an Grafton in
Memorial hall, by Rev. w. Pierce.
Brig Annie Lindsey, ashore in the Narrows
has been got off with but little damage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02

The leafy month of June has come, when
all the flowers are full of aromatic fragrance.
and the very air we breathe is medicine.
This is also the month of striped bugs on
squash and cucumber vines, and "sich.'
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Billiards

Chicago, H., June l.. AT a billiard match
last evening, Il three ball game for $500, be-
tween Measey and Bessinger, the former
made COO points against 400 for the latter.
The former won in 60 innings, making GOO
points to 273 for the latter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02

Hon John Ware of Athens has returned to
Waterville again to live, and purchased the
residence of jeremiah Kurdish on Silver
Street for So, 900. Mr.. and Mrs Ware are
in Boston this week selecting furniture.
They will occupy the residence at onc2. The
people of Waterville are much pleased to
have Mr.. Ware return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02

FRIDtY, MAY So
The sales lrom agents the past week have been
l;yhf and there Is no disposl ton manifested o.
lie part of iobDers purchase their fail sock until
the pearer approach of the season. All descr p
tions OF cotton fabrics are quiet and prices are
changed, except for some descriptions of Corset
Brown CottonS have been inquired for only tos'
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FATHER.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER {
Washington, May SIS P NJ.
For New England, South westerly to
North-westerly winds. and clear or partially
cloudy weather.
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IIAV

Havana, 80. James j. Okely. correspond
ent sailel for Spain to-day in Spanish Mail
Steamer.
Leopold A. Price, the correspondent, is still
confined in Fort Cabona. 1t is reported that
he viii be released tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02

We are glad to see the report, and hcpe j; is
true, that effective measures have been taken
to make the cars of the Maine Central too no,
for the gamblers and that they have trans
ferred their operations to another road where
they will be watched.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, CAL. 81. British steamer
Guangsie from Hong Kong arrived here this
afternoon and is anchored at quarantincd.
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Obituary.

Halifax, n. s., June l. Hon. Joseph
Howe, Governor of Nova Scotia, died at the
Government Eiodse this afternoon. Aged GS
years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02

Hon. w. w. Thomas, Jr., was in town the
other day, and represents the Swedish colony
as being in most excellent and prosperous
condition.
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EDITORIAL Excursion.


The committee having charge of the ID.
Judgements for the annual oXcurs',l Of the
Eaine Editors and Publishers Association
Ave determined on trip to St. John, y. t.,
hd offer the following programme - Party
rendezvous at Bangor, Monday evening,
ply l4th. Spend the night in Bangor and
foceed Tuesday morning By European &
orth American Railroad to St. John. Spend
Wednesday in St. John, Thursday take river
pat and proceed up the St. John river to
rederickton. Friday return by boat to St.
bhn, and take International steamboat for
prtland Friday night. Those prcferring to
so can remain over until Saturday morn
g and take rail for Bangor. The excursion
occupy one week, but there Will be oppor-
nifty for those desiring to do so to return at
earlier day. Members desiring to join the
cursion should send in at once the annual
sessment to Maj. II. a. Shorey, of Bridg-
n, Treasurer of the Association, who will
sue the excursion tickets, rs soon as ar
ngements have been fully completed.
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Base Ball.

Philadelphia. Pa, 81. At Base Ball, the
Athletics 10, and the Atlantics ).
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WANTED, a farmer in every town as agent
for the Collins Solid Steel Pows. For
terms write to COLLINS & Co, 2l2 Water
street, New York. apr2o-wSm
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1otaI an0 State Nema.

People who advertise only once in three
months forget that the most folks can't re-
member anything longer than about seven
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02

FASTING a wrapper over the edges and back
Of a postal card, SO as to conceal the written
or printed message, subjects it to letter
postage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02

The heads and faces of all of NJ. o. Saw
ages customers bear witness to his ability as
a hair dresser. His shop is newt south of
Harris saloon.
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PORTLAND.

Portland, Me-, June /. The body OF
Mathew Farrall, who has been missing for
two months. was found in the front harbor 10
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02

The Wateryille Steamboat Company has
organized. Gen. Franklin Smith is President
|of the Company. subscription of stock suf-
|fcient to build a steamboat wharf and ware
houses has been taken up and tie Directors
have decided to build a boat at once, and to
clear the channel of the river SO he boat may
run the season without interruption.
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DifD.

In Brunswick, 10th nit, John II. Dunning aged
years, months 2ist, Fannie Matthews aged lG
years, months 18th, Mary y. Cooinbs, aged Al
years.
In Bowdoin, eth ult., Abncr Coombs, aged G5
years.
In Wiscasset, 18th nit, Joseph s., son of Samuel
3. and Hattie Nj. Erskine, aged year, days.
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Marrifn.

In Bangor 10Th ult., Hon Parker +. Burleigh Of
Lnneus, to Miss Charlotte NJ. Smith of Bangor.
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tnine Manufacturing News.

n. G.. Hichborn and W. II. Rogers have
Sught the steam mill at Stockton for $500.
had fallen into the hands Of the Penobscot
wings Bank.
Four thousand eight hundred and ninety
ms of Holsters were put up in J. w. Jones'
etory at Castine on Saturday, which is said
be the largest days work ever done in any
etory in town.
The East Jefferson Cheese Manufacturing
bmpany intend to commence operations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-02

Gen. James A. Hall OF Damariscotta, has
in course of preparation a lecture on the
Hanger to the laborer by the antagonism be-
tween labor and capitaI-showing that the
periodical or spasmodc "strikes" invariably
|end in disaster to the working class. The
General will make his own engagements for
the season of 1871, not being under the
control of any lecture stureau"