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Teachers Meeting Meeting al Grimm s
Crossing.

i teachers meeting was held at Grimm
Crossing March 22nd according to notice
The Meeting was called to order by Supt
Hirwan, J. W Stewart was elected Presi-
cent and Agnes L. Casson Secretary
The Attendance was small owing to the
bad condition Of the roads; but among the
few present was SuTt. kirwan who Is ever
ready to help and take an interest in cdu-
cat;onal affairs and also Mr.. l. n Stewart
who took an important part in the exercises
conducted, all to the benefit Of the teach
ers. The first exercise was Geography by
John Mulho!aud, the subject was the rev
olutions Of the earth which was very in
structivc and profitable and loft some Of
the teachers with new ideas and important
points to look up. The IN Getting adjourned
at , to meet at |. -.
All the teachers tlat were not provided
for were cordially invited by Mr.. Grimm
and Mr.. Murphy to @ with them and par
tIciTate in 4 luxurious repost. The Meet
Ing vas called to order in the afternoon by
|. \. Stewart, al The teachers were pres
cnt and gooily number of spectators.
The opening exercise was constitution,
by II. F White The subject taken up was
the judiciary department. which was ably
Diseased, Mr.. White recommended the
teaching Of constitution ana,yticaIly. The
rext exercise was parsing conducted by
Supt. kirwan which was interesting and
created qui'e an argument among the
teachers. The last exercise was analytic
al reading BY /. y. Stewart which was
highly Interesting and amusing ard was
conducted with such good spirit on the
part Of Mr.. Stewart that i made the ex-
ercise enjoyable for all. The meeting was
then adjourned inc die, on account of bad
roads and as Mr. Kirwan's Official duties
will prevent him from attending
AGNES l.. CLAssov
Secretary.
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Examinations of Teachers.
Spring Of 1878.

ApT iicants fer teachers certificates will
be examined at the following named times
and places, IN anb for the County of Mani
to@oc, Wis:
For the towns of Mishicott, Two Creeks
and Two Rivers, at the School House in
the Village of Two Rivers, on Wednesday
April >, anb 5.
For the towns of Manitowoc, Manitowoc
Raj ids, and Newton, and for the City of
Manitowoc, at the new Schoo house in the
First Ward (South Sidc) of the City of
Manitowoc, on Friday and Saturday, April
3, and t.
For the towns of kossuth, Franklin,
Coopcrstown, and Gibson, at the School
House near Chloupek's, in School District
No. !, town Of Kossuth, on Monday and
Tuesday. and Tuesday, April :, and s.
For the town Of Eaton, Rocklarp, Maple
Grove, and Cato, in the Schoo, House at
Cato Corners, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, April Q, and 10.
For the towns Of Ccntreyille, Mccme,
Shleswig, onl Liberty, at the School House
near Mulhollands, in school District No.
s. town Of Mecmc, on Friday and Saturday
April II, and -.
The examination in each locality will
commence at 10 !. ". eff the first dey, and
at \. ". of the second day.
At The ab,ve examinations applicants
viii write only on subjects required for
certificates Of the Third Grade.
\ SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATIONS
will oe held at the Court House, in the
City Of Nanitowoc, on Thursday, Friday
AMI Saturday. May, |, ,, and 3.
The examination will open on Thursday
at 10 AN.
On Thursday and Friday, applicants
will be examined in Third Grade branches
only.
SATURDAY. viii he devoted to an examina-
tions in the higher branches required for
certificates of fhe first and Second Grades
The exercises will begin at 3 \. Y.
Those who attend tie Supplementary
must show that their absence from the re-
gular examinations Sas unavoidable.
Applicants will provide their own static
nary. Manuscripts must be written in
ink. Answers written with a pencil will
, not be accepted.
Only those persons who intend to teach
during the coming summer term, will be
cxcmtned.
School 0fieers are invited to be present
at the examinations.
Each School Clerk who receives this no
tee, is required by Sec. %, of Chapter 50
Act OF 1868, TO post it in some conspicu-
Gus placo in his district
MIenADL kIRwAN,
County Supt. of School.
Nanitowoc. We, Marci l. 1879.
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IN pRORaTF- NANIToW0C COUNTY

IN pR0BATE-MANITo COUNTY
| Court. In the matter Of the estate Of
Patrick ONesl, deceased. On reading and
filing the petiti5n Of Michael Council. Of
Maple Grove. in sail county. representing
among other things that the sail Patrick
@ Neal late Of Maple Grove in said county
Oh the Ssh day Of February, 4 b, 1873,
at his residence in sail town Of Maple Grove
in said county, died interstate, leaving goods,
chattels and estate within this State Of Wis
consin and tina, the said petitioner Is rel
alive of said deceased, and praying that ad-
ministratian nf saiI estate be 10 NIcheal
Cornell granted. it is ordered that sail petit
ton he heard before the Judge Of this Court,
on Monday, the 3ist lay Of March, A. D.,
1873, at ten o clock 4. VI. at my Office in
said county. Ordered further, that notice
thereof be given to the heirs Of said dcceas-
ed, and to al! persons interested. by publish
ing s copy of this order for three successive
wec7s prior to the day Of hearing. in TuE
MASITowoC PILOT, . weekly newspaper,
published st Maniiowoc. in said county
w ". WALDO, County Judge.
Dated Manitowoc, the 81 day Of March.
A. d 1878 32-3w
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tine, and on Sunday night he died. His
death was most pitiful. First, sight was
lost. spefch, then motion IT the neck, then
motion Of the arms, and so " through ont
tie body, and he lay for afortnight un-
able 70 move or make 4 SIGH, save a pitiful,
tongucless, inarticulate sou.d, which some
times rose TO almost frantic effort, all in
VAN, to make known What he wished to
say to biz family CT friends-for his con-
sciOusne.s AMI mental faculties were left
unimpaireI till within two hours Of the
last to aggravate T. the ntternost the horror
of his ,i;uaticn-a living soul in a dead
body. The sense Of hearing was left IN
Impaired 50 that he was conscious OF all
around him wi lie as incapable Of comul-
icaJion with them as if dead, save by a
slight sign Of assent or dissent to a ques-
ton. The doctors were fully agreed that
was the sole cause of this stroke.
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Dated, Manitowoc, March 10Th, 1873.


To Democrats and Liberals: Having
been a candidate before the Democratic
liberal county Convention, which convened
in this city on Saturday last, for the nom
nation Of county Judge take this method
Of expressing my heartfelt thanks to the
delegates composing that conven-
ton, for their cordial and fattering sup
port, AMI that although not successful am
none the less thankful for their individual
efforts in making the gallant fight so nearly
successful in my behalf which viii ever he q
grateful remembrance. One Of the fmla
mental principles Of this government being
that maiorities must rule and where sever
nj candidates aspire to the same position,
.omc must necessity suffer dcfeat,and as
COL T. G. 0,msted was the successful
candidate before that convention l pledge
him my hearty support in the coming elect
In hoping my friends may sec the
prorriety Of doing the same | remain
Very Respectfully Yours,
JOS +. INNS.
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VIZ copy the following IN the hope th,t
It nav be the one word to the wise that is
held sufficient. Similar eases are noted
almc>t weekly in our exchange list, and
health and scientific papers decidedly con
lems the practise of chewing and smoking
to excess, as hurtful to the general health
and tere Of the system, even when not at
tended with DANGEROUS results as in the
ease recorded There might be something
said in favor Of the calm ana contemplative
pleasure Of an after dinner "smoka," but
we . came to bury Caesar, not 10 praise
him, and after all, ones eye SIGHT and
hearing is not as easily dispensed with.and
mere necessary to everyday existence than
tho choicest a;fo-s.
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Fresh Garden, Flower and
Tree Seeds, and Small Fruits,
Prepaid by Mail. A complete
and judicious asso1 tment. Is
sorts of either Seeds 500.
True Cape Cod Cranberry with
directions for culture on high
or low land. New fragrant
Everblooming Japan Honey
suckle, charming new hardy
vine. so cents each. $500
per doz., prepaid. New Early
Rose Potatoe, rs cents perl6.
5 lbs. $500 prepaid. Priced
Catalogues to any address, al
SO trade lists. Gratis. Seeds on
Commission. Agents wanted.
B. 81. WATSON, Old Colony
Nurseries and Seed Establish.
Plymouth, Mass. Es-
tablished 1912.
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DEATH FROM AuOkING

The New York correspondent Of the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser writes
"A case in my own intimate acquaintance
has this week appalled, large circle Of
friends IN this city. The victim was ex.
s'tly OF my own ytars, ard companion
from early childhood. For thirty years at
least he has teen u daily smoker of the
choicest cigars; but in all his ether kaLits
temperate and regular, and of excel
lent conStitution--sne who of all men.
would have laughed at the suggestion that
tobacco VAS killing him. \ week Ego las,
Sunday night he was stricken with the
progressive paralysis characteristic Of nice.
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4 Caucus Of the Democrats and LIBERAL
Republicans Of the Town Of Manitowoc
viii be held a. " Kettenhc fGsn,s North
" estcrn House on
FRIpAT, MARCH 2Sth
at . o'clock P. y. for the purpose Of nomi-
mating Candidates for Town Officers.
BIZ order of the Committee.
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A CAR -.

To the Electors Of Naaitowoc County:
WHEREAS, the recent County Coaven-
items have each nominated a strict parti-
san for the Office of County Judge and,
whereas, in consequence thereof, the pur-
pose of the late independent movement in
my behalf fer that Office has evidently
been defeated, Now therefore know yea.
that l hereby Withdraw my name from
the contest as candidate for said Office at
the approaching election.
:. 4. WooD.
Dntnd MOritnMnc Mnrch lQth lSI2
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Our readers will excuse tie absence Of
our usual amaun, Of loed news tins week
rs the proprietor time is mostly occupied
NOWADAYS in stepping arouad the corner
70 get til last promise ofsuppor; FOR eoun-
y Judge at the coming election as the
people leave town, while we think We are
ahead OF promises we admit the fac, thai.
"a ar hehlri ~ ioca, news.
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UGgISrIRyN1.S or INNOCENCE.

We have Just received fire chrome,
with the above tide from Russell & Smith
Rochester, \. !. \ very desirable pic
ture, representing a young mother and
two children from painting by Trcgo /;
20 by - inches.
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That no patron Of this paper may be
without tlcke. 1t tile polls on election
day, Ne put il three CT four tickets for
County Judge which he can cut out and
put into his pocket asi save himself the
trouble of WHITING sHe At the polls, for
which We make no extra charge to regular
suI.c-i ,o-s
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70 IKE REPUBLICAN ELI CToRS
or THE TOWN or niNiTG woo.

Having been Informed that at tie Re
publican Caucus, held on the 18th lust,
yoa saw TT to nominate me f3r the Office
6 Town Clerk, | hereby decline accepting
the nomination other business claiming
all my time and stlention.
Gro W. BuRNEI.
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IT 5ocs not concern US in the least but
il may some Of our readers. to know that
= new so counterfeit is in circulation
Grssn B1y .i3rorate.
col R,binson, while thus chcerfully
acquiosc,ag in the universal editorial Impe-
curiosity, does not bate his zeal in behalf
Of those whose business makes twenty
dollar bill possible accident. Such
observation-disclosures is rare even among
hHt.rs
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sle. STEWART, Principal Of our Second
Ward School, las been appointed by Su,
pcrintcndcnt Vallaws q member of the
s,ate Board IF Examiners for 1878. Thi>
j. a meritei recognition Of Mr. Stewart ;
Integrity aud scholarship, and is, Also we
believe. the first appointment which has
hcta conferred by any Of our State Su-
perinlcEts on citizen Of this County.
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GEo. WILSON, who manufactures those

GEO. WILSON, who manufactures those
choice cigars, says, notwithstanding all tie
fierce raid that is Icing made throughout
the cnuntry by scientific men through the
press, against tobacco, does not impair hi,
ccn6iance in bis choice cigar stock, and
promises in case any regular customer
comes TO grief by using them, to pay doc
tor bill, and, in case CT death, to furnish
hearsc and a fair share Of. moIrncrs tie
better the customer. The larger the turn
out ana the more siacer. tie glcE.
Business is business with Wilson.
10 ogR FEIESDs.-We would urge upon
our friends the necessity Of some one to
stand at the different polls throughout the
whole county, to see tina. all have chance
10 vote for County JUICE. The ballot
must be separated and alone and deposited
in separate ballot box, for that urpose
only. The ballots for town and ward Off
ces also by themselves. We trust We have
friends in each and every town who viii
take sufficient trouble to see our interests
are not neglected By Indifference or
thoughllessncs. IF the voters or By absorb
sion in their own Individual ambitions.
Carr. J. \. Stone, Of the Appleton
Times, comes out under the healing,
a Alone" to tell his readers that he IS
again running the Daily and Weekly Times
az sole editor and proprietor, J. 2. Beach
having retired from the partnership; as
to his future labors VIC are not advised.
The Crescent says "Mr. Stone possesses
al the tact and industry requisite to in
sarc the success af that paper, ana he has
our bet wishe, for future prosperity In
rhich gc heartily concur.
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szz,szzzzz..s..,.

Castoria Is more than substitute for
Caster OIL I. is the oLly safe article in
existence Which VIII assimilate the food,
regulate the bowels, Gre wind-cy.lc aud
produce natural sleep. 1t contains Meier
minerals morphine q alcohol, AMI i pleas
ant d take. Children need not cry and
mothers NAV not rest
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For Sale.

Mr.. O'Brien of Clarks Mills
b a very fine five year old grey
Mare for sale. she is one of the
best horses in the County. Mr..
O'Brien will let any responsible
Man in the County have her
on trial and if she does not
prove all he recommends he can
return her after trial. Nothing
can be fairer than such an offer
those who wish to purchase.
l4-33 3w
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songs FOR THEPiANO.
Mailed, postpaid On Receipt
of Price

r srlir6 en- Lonely Sow. Song and CD nus.
-. go ltNt u
81 cPiest. Song srd Ch0rut %
Waite My. song and ChrTu'.....-....... naHsI. 70
J. I ,r6 Saved. Is. a1.................O Eukr. -
Farewell, D>rnc. tn Hee- O."vis. %
Ihiub Of Darne and Che Mics s.
Assing blessing from Neither SOM ard
thTuE. >te+-GTt. 70
Pecull@cfiors q. Chi,db1OS. BARITONE Iy.pautE 30
thou art n longer Min x Had ....e.... pauk, 20
HCar say lie Play S0ng and thoru, .pr,'r. %
Choru.. ..,.'.s...N....... Sr,sSTf. q
hel Drsec Scn1 ard Jherl-. P,f.lcy- -
Y u cat icklu Sr. scng and Dance-.--.-. 81
GOU'l ALWAYS 1ni He I'm >OuE md ChuT--bRFt IS
'pcrr, but Dot fy-gat'oE = and h5 us,-.I'ys 20
'ie"t TIE Maggie. ana ChoTus- A.
Lay me where nv Nythrr'. ShrTIrg. sOIg md
Father u ,. SACRED .PuEscr ~
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T HE PILOT.
en- Aau CGUhTs MATTERS.


There Is no pam Wmc0 the ttn'aur
Lialmrnt viii NOT relieve, no aweillng il
al. not .ubiue, and no lameness which II
ell not cure. THIS is strong language,
tcti is true Where the parts arc not
,ore, - effects are marvellous. 1t has
troGuc.I more cures Of rheumatism, neu-
ralsia, ock Jaw, palsy, srralns, swelling,
cate ed breasts, scalds' burns, salt-rheum,
esr-ache, Sc, upOn the human franc, and
Ct stIa:Es. spawn, gals, &c, upon animals
one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. 1t Is a
oC1ter-irritant, an all-heahag pain rsliev-
e.. Crirlas throw away their crutcEes,
the la.le walk, poisonous bites are render
ed harmless and the wounded are healed
wIthoG. a scar 1t 10 no hGmbug. The
rccipe i published around each bottle. IL
ssclliag az no other article ever before
scld, IND it sell. because It does just vi at
/. rrc;euis to Do, hose who now suffer
from rheumatism, pain or swelling, deserve
to suffer If they all not Use CentaIr Linl
rnent. Mere than 1000 certificates Of re-
murkablc cures, including frozen l'mJs,
chrOu5c-rIedmati>m gcut, running tumsrs.
&C., lave been received. We vii send a
circular containing cer.ifeater, the recipe.
&C., gratis, to any one requesting i. One
bottle ot the gciow Vsappsr Ccntuar Llni-
ment Is worth one hundred dollars for spa
y.ncd or sweeuiei horse aud mules, or for
screw woIk il sheep. Stock owners this
liuiment is worth your attention. No ia
Inily should be without Ceutaur Liniment.
J f. RosE { Co, New York.
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Goa Ar.H s.R Francisco, Ca, ID J. c-nra,rs. street y l.
MILLIONS Bear res -Enouy 10 t"eir
end~rfgl tHrr'Ivr Effects.
They are not a Wis FANCY Drink, Mace Of Poor
Rum. HhlskcJ .'r""f Spirits ard Refuse
LiauOrs coetgrrd s.osi ana s"eetensa to psass The
t2sse, ca!.ed Tories, Appet.zsTs "Rss.oyers. sc,
thG- es tie tpper on - se''.ess ana TGil bUt As
RtTae Medicine SIDE from tie Native Roofs ard Herb.
q California. free from all Alcoholic Siimu-
ianTs. They --s tic GREAT BLOOD PISI-
Fikh and LIFE GIVING! PkiNCiP'-h'
Al"''ect i.e,o'A.@' "' i'''H'f't~r o. 'e 9S ste"l
CA s on nj ' 'o'''" ''''e' an" es''hs ''eolooa
+ healthy condition. 40 person can take these Biz
..rI,,.,. g,erff.4rS .r -.,.uf LONG f,r,ysu
~ g. 'N'NA - -'' ''.' 49, 10 - - 90. ''
provided Iat!r bones sc ENt destroyed Uy mineral
puz. -r ether rasa.s Ard the vital q. ais wasted
- $3.50. =, 1870
Tbry g, Gentle purpa,i,.
Tc,jr ,,-ss,-,- ar~, +e,,,,aT-, merit OF acting
- o., go, s.. -, .r. ---.-,,. al, r..o,
-. 4, .t.,r...r ,.., -r..,r, ,..s-,,.- ,,.,,.
~, ,n,,u,,,.,c. H..,..-
- 20 - - =
-, -,
'"' nm '' va az"
Billions. ReTIItIrut and Intermittent Fee
-.r. yf.-,.r.. Of ,L- r7iu,J yI.-r 1. IL
-
news ana .st"Sdrr' the~ Hi'trr7 nave ."r most
src.es.!EI such Diseases d. cauxrI - sItinIrd
,,t, -. .....,-. r., 49,. ....f BE-, ,-,.....,
Bioou' VINCE As''s'~N i"'t's' 81 LA or.'helieii'
Of me Disesiih' organs.
IN e - "N -@b''-h~ 10Y hs21-
acis' Pain 30 tie SAo'''srs Coughs &I'ueS' 81 lie
Chest, Dizziness Soar kr-ctA.oas q the s-"n1ach,
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Local

F.r tea- If tie best qsality, and most
1qui-ito aavgr, 90 to the Manitowoc drug
-fyra. lS-tf
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Tuf murder Of Patrick Kinney, from
kauauneo County villrrobably 20 to the
Jury tti- afternoon, ami with ter veriIct
tae business IF the Court IS conslm ma ted
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NOTICE

Having rispnsed Of nv hu.iprr. in ui,bfe,t, - ~
Loals hefrnfh TfqEest all those indebted tc ne 20
nAke 'HliDcdiae payment 81 the store har kfu fgy
the EenrIoBs patronage eGtend,-f 70 . IN the o.s
r~~ntfffui, rql~st e0ntir Of the zane 70 nv
succes'or M. oui. .roSh. who VIII eoudue. ,he
us'rs>< 70 ene fu-Trs
ikf pH-pp ri .os
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
IS to etfectually purge out the great cor
ruptions Of the blood, such as the scroiulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dOte, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known,
Of ScrOiuia, and all scrotulous diseases,
Ulcers, fIruptions, and eruptive dis
orders Of the skin, Tumors, RiOtches,
B0ilS, Pimples, Pustuics, Sores, st.
AnthOny'S Fire, Rose or Erysipe-
las, letter, Salt Rheum, Scala
Head, RingWOrm, and internal Ul-
ccrations Of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. 1t also cures other com
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep-
STA, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
Leucorrh9a, when they are manifesto
tons of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipateS the depression and listlcss Ian
guor Of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed yigor and a new lease Of
life.
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lon Gco Rel has returned after an
absence Of several weeks and We tru.: h;s
araltn has improved as We saw him oa'
riding YESTERDAY.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
rs one of the most
etfectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
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h., d:uycka 5cntinrl
,,shsd every morning, Mondays
excepted. by
cro. ~. CA5SIDX.

~,,pJS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
], COPY, one yn,1E year by ma5,S', pg maiI go 90
T. copy copy, three months; Dy mail; H.; /, W
~ napprS forwarded until pald Tor.
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loads of iron pipe, consigned 70
tne Virginia and Gold Hill Water
20, ;" pany, were unloa led at tho
ley. "''''e >ai-
NEW LANDLORD. = Mr.. Lake.
proprietor of the Lake House
Keno, has leased his hotel 70 Mr.
>. knoX, who entered upon his
duties as landlord this morning
IMPRoNING.-Dr. Hall. who has
oeen contine to his bed for the
past fortnight with pleuro-pneu-
mona, and who met with a relanse
on Saturday, is somewhat better
to-day. ~
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Marrten.

In this city, eth inst by Rev. c. +. Penney, Mar
celus w. Edgley, to Alice NJ Lyon, all of Angus
ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
daily Een,tebse guurnal.
ELECTION RETURNS.

Portland-9:l5. Sixty three towns give
Dingley 1864, Titcomb 9l25, Williams 4SS,
being majority Of 4,25l. Last year Per
ham had o., 044, Kimball l6, 0G6, being ma
jority of 5,978. Net loss 1927. Aggregate
vote this year 23.477. Last year, 3S.ll0.
This indicates majority of about 1000, on
a vote of about $4,000. The returns are still
too few to judge fairly.
Portland, Sth. 10 ?. Moo towns give
Dingley, republican, &c, 432; Titcomb, DEM
ocrat, 1898; Williams, independent, G63.
Republican majority $500. The same towns
last year, were Perham, republican, 32,Sl7;
kimball. democrat, 24,l04. Republican ma
jority S,7l3. This shows a majority this year
of probably IL 900 out of $4,000 aggregate
vote, against republican majority last year
of 1851, on a vote of 1877, 1863. The towns
not heard from gave last year Perham 80, 0s6,
Kimball, 1929 The republicans last year
carried Knox county for the first time. This
year the returns indicate that the democrats
have carried it. The republicans have prob
ably carried the other fifteen counties, though
possibly one or more may be lost on account
of the independent ticket
Although the democrats have carried Ban
gor in the Gubernatorial vote, the republi-
cans have elected their representatives.