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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11
Hallowell Granite Company
Annual Meeting.

VNiiE annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
/ Hallowell Granite Company will he held at
Their Office in Hallowell,
On Tuesday the lIth day OF March, nst..
Att O'Clock r. b.
The following business will come before the
meeting:
LIST. TO elect officers for The ensuing year.
I'd. To see II the stockholders will vote to In.
crease the capital stock OF the Company.
Z. IL. CLARY, Secretary.
Halloweu, March :, 1878. MARI tlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

Many Of the democrats went for a doctor
last Friday evening, but failing to get one
they were all confined to their houses yester-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

Dixmont has voted $500 under the new Free
High School act, which will ensure the ope-
ming Of high school in that town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

Upon the health of the teeth depends the
purity of the breath. Preserve them unblem-
ished by the use Of the famous SOZODONT,
that perfectly harmless vegetable prepare
ton, and you will never regret it,
mars t&weoelw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

There were 1872 deaths in Bath last year
males Sc, females 76.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, March
FL0URcsprine extras 9 25s 7.s
WHEAT--No. .. l 2lHal 2lA
CORN No. >. 321 aa2n
OATS-26A q
RYE-No Z, 65B65
BARLEY-70si&x for No.a
MESS PORk-i4 O)alt 20
LAkD-summer 70; winter: kettle TX.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

r AWYERS should use the printed "Ciaim En-
IL velope." very convenient Thing. For sale
at PIERCE'S BOOKSTORE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

The democrats were at home yesterday
playing cribbage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

We regret to announce the death of our
fellow citizen, Reuben McKinney-or at least
We take it for granted that he is deceased, for
he promised in the republican caucus Friday
evening, that if permitted to vote there, he
would pledge himself to vote for the republic
can candidate for Mayor, on Monday, if
alive. He voted at the caucus, but did not
appear at the polls yesterday. We have not
learned Mr.. McKinney's age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

FREiGHTs 70 L,vERPOoT.-Cotton str. sxd
per sail 7xd; Grain per ctr. ID corn per str
y; Grain Sd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11
EoR MAYOR,

RepuNteans
For Alderman,
Elisha Atkins, 1922
For Councilmen.
Guy Turner, 1872
Augustus L. Smith, 1922
William L. Thompson 1922
For Warden,
Hiram Sawtelle, l22
For Ward Clerk,
For Constable,
George w. Hanks, 1922
Ward Two
Republicans.
For Alderman,
Seth c. Whitehouse. so
For Councilmen,
Albert T. Beale, 80
Henry NJ. Leighton, 81
Charles Z. Nash, 81
For Warden,
Eras.us D. Hamilton, 81
For Ward Clerk.
E. Herbert Ballard, 81
For Constable,
David c. Stone, 81
Ward Three.
Republicans
For Alderman,
For Councimen,
J. w. Clapp, &c
Jefferson Higgins, 76
George NJ. Pullen, Is
For Warden,
Orren L. Ward, 20
For Ward Clerk,
l. c. Whipple, &c
For Constable,
Charles L. Brann, &c
Ward Four.
Republicans.
For Alderman,
Columbus Cot,e, so
For Councilmen,
B. 8. Farnhan, 80
Isaac Mason, 80
Addison Packard. 80
For Warden.
Elkanah Miller, 80
For Ward Clerk,
George NJ. Bean, 80
For Constable,
John c. Garland, 80
Ward Five.
Republicans.
For Alderman,
William Ii. Libby, Sc
For Council.nen,
Daniel A. Cony, sc
+" lillian L. Clark, So
Dennis B. Jewett, So
For Warden,
For Ward Clerk,
Thomas Tibbe,s, IS
For Constable,
James Folsom, IS
Ward Six.
Republicans.
For Alderman,
Eugene W. Whitehouse. "a
For Councilnen,
p. c. Dolliver,'> "A
John A. Mitchell, "A
John N. Gaslin, "A
For Warden,
Henry A. Taber, "A
For Ward Clerk,
j. II. Chandler, a
For Constable,
Benjamin Gardner, "a
Ward Seven.
Republicans.
Pan, p u,r For Alderman =.
For Councilmen.
Albert II. Gardner, IS
Daniel B. Savage, IS
Joseph II. Wall, So
For Warden,
John o. Curtis. IS
For Ward Clerk,
S. c. Webster, &c
For Constable,
William H. Smith, 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11
f f {: ( { +: f.; s s::;;; }c'~~'.'ss.
king in at Hill & Dow's meat and Or,

- king in at Hill & Dow's meat and pro-
in market, in Granite Hall block, yester-
afternoon, we were surprised to notice
variety and excellence of the display In
wtir line Of substantials and luxuries. Their
store 10 spacious and has about it an air of
'atness and the u.eats and other provisions
g displayed in such an inviting manner No
make hungry mans mouth water, and
gback the appetites of the enteebled. Just
~ their customers will find suspended in
II market a sample Of beeves the dressed
ght of which was 5000 pounds. They
raised by Mr.. Thomas U. French of
Mia. and were stall fed for three years.
aides full supply of meats. this enter
ing firm have vegetables, canned fruit,
STATE, eggs, and many other articles to be
d to their numerous customers.
pal aid to Manufacturer.
me quarters doubts are expressed as
Cas- soundness of the decision of the Su-
he Court that towns are not allowed to
unrp their credit to the establishment of man.
Staatures. In a leader on the subject the
Rahis Advertiser says:
L L0se leave the legal points to those learned
Accw, but it is difficult to perceive any COM
sense argument in favor of town grants
Railroad corporations that does not apply
equal force to the question of municipal
Losp manufacturing enterprises. In most
Loss the argument bears more strongly In
R Rerac of factories than railroads. Calais can
Osheanother SIS 900 to an Aroostook railroad
Ui u NIL fntp. ba
ia factory within it's limits. The mere
.r,,o aent Of the law is sufficient to show there
Totaid OF q change. 1t would certainly seem
Risk towns can be legally empowered to
his,kigrants to railroads it ought to be pos
RISE legalize municipal aid to manufacture
Prenterprises, and if such possibility ex-
Losshe requisite change should be made
Taut municipal aid few towns can enjoy
possession Of factories, and without the
ries Maine must suffer larger decrease
70 decade than In the last.
sme Judicial sourt.-Dickerson j.,
siding.
MONDAY, March 10th.
lie court met at o'clock. P. NJ, and af.
considerable delay took up No. 1914; Hi
A. Hill, ". A. & w. Sprague, mama
.uriug company. Pillsbury for plaintiff,
ie for defendants. The plaintiff sues to
overy for labor done as a stone mason upon
LIE dam in 1870. The defence is that the plf.
drew his order in favor of OILS Pierce for the
same sum claimed in the writ, which order
the defendants, by Col. Dewitt, their agent,
accepted and thereby became liable to said
Pierce. Under the instructions of the court
the jury found verdict for the plaintiff.
The following 10 list of the persons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11
Iien.

In Waterville, 5th inst, Oliver Iraf,on age. -
years.
In Fairfield, 4th inst, Jonathan Higgins, aged :.
years.
In Benton, 2d inst, Mrs. Sophronia wife of
Fra Howard, aged So years, mos and DAYS
2'!h ult. Ellphalet p. Fagg, aged 81 years
In North Va,salboro', 81 inst, Mrs Bridget Her.
bet, aged SO years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

Augusta Lodge F. & A. M,
Stated Communication First Tuesday in
every month.
Special communications every Tuesday
evening.
Per Order W. NJ.
octl1m&tuee6m T.. F. BLACKMAN Secretary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11
Marrif1.

= In this city, sth int, by L. II. Ti,con,b, Esq
gusta.
In Fairfield, 9th inst, Andrew i. MeFadden of
WateIv Vile, and IS Florence ii. Totman, da ugh.
ter OF Ezra Totman, of Fairfield.
In Winsiow 9th inst, Horace 5. Priest, Of North
Vassaiboro'. aud Miss Julia NJ. Hodges OF Wins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

Sm0kersl Smokers!
Try the Ajax Dandy, Harvest Moon, Rip
Van Wrinkle and Regalia Cigars, the beat in
the market. ~tsb2i-t3 n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11
Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the application Of
~ AL STAPLES for license to erect 4 stationary
steam engine In the rear of Waverly Hail. in Angus.
Ia, Wi be considered by the May or and Aldermen,
at their room in Granite Block. on Saturday, Ike
10th day Of March, 1873 at o'clock, p. NJ.
l.. II. TITCOMB, City Clerk.
Augusta, March 8, lsI3. mAr7.t!W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

ed to participate In the St. Patrick's day pro-
cession on Monday next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

The Calais Advertiser expresses its pro-
found gratitude as follows:
The officers of the Maine Central Railroad
have our thanks for the compliment Of their
annual favor, pass over their road for the
year ending December 1873.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11
1850 sc

Paid out: Contingent expenses, 1857 OF;
pauper account. S62l 81; roads and bridges,
cash account, $lG5 IA; snow bills, '7l-'72,
$500 90; interest account. 81 ,696 90. Town
debt, SIG, 900 "A. The experimenting School
committee, Z. p. Seavey, G W. Blanchard,
aud John A. Spear, report the condition of
the schools. The trouble with one school
"was the bountnul crop Of berries, together
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

ADMISSION So and 50 cents
Reserved seats so cents, and for sale three DAYS
| in advance, ut The Eastern Express office,
Doors open at O'Clock, commence at g.
MARRIOTT HI DAVIS JR Geur Agent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11
loral anu State Nems.

The "frst robin" didn't arrive yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

The Veteran Soldiers Minstrel Troupe
gave pleasant entertainment at their Home
on Saturday evening. Berry's full band was
in attendance and contributed not little to
the pleasure Of the occasion. The following
laughable plays formed the salient points of
the programme: "Who stole the chickens z"
"Johnson's Troubles Grip Van Wrinkle, or
the sleep Of twenty years." ''No cure, no
pay"
In a certain Academy in this State says
the Dexter Gazette, which contains nearly
one hundred students. the spelling lessons are
written in blank books. A few days ago the
words "Psalm" and "Icicle" were given out
and spelled thus: Psalm, calm, sarm, saum,
paslm, and sorm. Icicle, iceciecle, iceaucele
iceycle, icescle iceucle, icecul, cesucil, icy
Gle, ices, icecirce, icele, icekle, inkle, ical,
Isle, isccle, isiccle, isuele, iceucle, isuccle.
icesecele, iseikle, icecycle, icecicul icile, ISL
cal and icecle. That town had better acce pit
the provisions Of the legislature for the estab-
hshment Of a free high school.
The Pacific engine company have Passed
the following resolutions on the death of Ed.
win Ladd:
HALL OF Pacific ENGINE Co. No. 4,
AUGUSTA, March 3, 1873.
At meeting of tins company holden on
-Iosday evening, the following resolutions
were unaaimonsly adopted:
RESOLVED, That by the death of Edwin
add, we have lost true and worthy mem
sr, and that we deeply sympa,hlze with the
reaved family in their sfflction and great
9.
cEsoLvED, Tha, copy of the foregoing be
"..ered upon the Records of this company
ALSO that copy be presented for publication,
and copy forwarded to the family of the de-
ceased.
:. i !: ! !. FL Ill., sss;s, Committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11
West Gardiner Town Affairs.

From the town report of West Gardiner,
for the year ending March l, 1878, we learn
that the appropriations for the year were as
as follows:
Support of schopls, $1,000 90
Contingent expenses, 500 90
Roads and Brdges-cash account, $50 90
Support OF poor, 500 90
Interest on town debt, 1850 90
Snow bills of l87l-'72, $50 90
Deficiencies on last wears account. 800 %
Overlay ings and additionals, ia. Sc
=. &. Douglass, for Henry Marston, 1900
Use Of town-house, 10 100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-11

Children Cry for Pitchers Cassosia.-A
substitute for Castor OIL 1t assimilsles the iood
cares Wind Collie, and causes natural slesp. q
does not contain morphine, Is pleasant to take, Dsv
er gripes and never fails. The best physe known.
2my
, 1873-07-29


The tug Ada Allen sunk carly this morning near tho
Wclls streot bridgo. Tho work Of raising her has
already commenced.
-Tle doycrnmont drcdge Is deepening tho Two
cnvation day. The channel will probably DO fifteen
3eot in dopth throughout whom tho work ia completed.
Tho uuffalo Coinmeretal Ad9erstv has the follow
Ing with regard 70 the Dar Point obetruotlons: Year
distractions Rt Bar Point, and yet no moyo haa
been rnadn for their removal. Tho nggregato damage
and loss resulting from tho sinking OF the Philsdopha
alone will reach near $4,000, It Las bcon suggested
and transportation interests It is possible SO coo
would entirely ronoye hcso distractions. Mr.. Carl
nol Of tho firm Of Carinell T. Mccarthy Of thi8 city,
will engage to them IN thirty daye for reason
able consideration" Tho nrticlo concludes with list
OF II sasers all rebanblo to tho distinctions, apd
showing loss In mnney Of tho,lsands Of dollars.
Tho Cleveland Pfainlener Haya: Rtea1n barge
Cleveland. The Chicago papera announce tho arrival
and clearance at thst port Of steamer Of tho BHo
name. Those not aware that thero two steamers
OF that naq have, for short time bac been led to
An obstruction TO navigation which lies near ing
head ot the Detroit nvor in Lake 81. Clor situated
about two mics from tho light It oa on tho atar.
"A very handsomo new prorullor, belonging TO the
Goodrich Green Bay Line, steanol up to that Cons
pnnys wharf Yesterday, mud began taking cargo. Tho
bout is called the Dopere, is very handsomely and
l65 feet, runs 10 miles al hour, and can accommodate
very comfortably 100 passengers. Tho fittings orc
very nrat tho sterooms ire largo md well Furnished
whilo tho cabin IL very roony, being ID feet wde She
somewhere III tho uejghborhool OF $sOou0. Her en-
gine and boiler were built In Chtcago. The formnl
hus 30ineh cylinder with e0nch aroke. The latte,
has s-fuot she'll and Ia 10 fcot long The power o
an hour with q fill cargo. Zines, nrackett Co., o
Chicago. nro tho builders Of tho machinery
, 1873-07-29

pariaon With that town In this paragraph !,
y There ie invested IN tho mercantile busnesa OF
Wichita, a508, 600; in industrial and mechanical
miscellaneous, s145, 5,ooo In hotols, roataurnnts,
oto., aS9, 900 making total Of q, ,o57, 900.
What, KIND Of 2 showing is that for a town 0
yoara aud tnontl.s old s'r ~,
TO dispose Of tho back pay Of those Congressnei,
who refuso to refnnl II. A newspaper olitor at
Cynthlana has aent . bill Of s75 70 Judge Arthur,
OF the Sixth District for printing Quo Of his
speeches pP t1 =, 10 congross las wnteF T4o ground
WHO draws $4,000 baols pay which docs nor bo-
"pnflng."
Of Niagara aud charging admission for tho WOW
that tho public viii bo ablo to enjoy boautfu1-
II laid ont park for tho half dollar e3aoted. But
tho public do not 80 to Ningara to enjoy boa,-
,tifnlly laid out park. Tint enjoyment can 10
had for nothing, ,osowhoro. They 20 to 300 tho
Tho Reedsburg (Wis.) Free Press states TINT
on Monday night Of lost week tho safe Of Ablc-
man i Watson, in tho depot Of Ab1onnn, was
Of $4,000 abstractod. Thoro was about sSoo In
cash, tho remnindor being in notoH, mortgages,
~, Tho aroen Bay cwls.). eeaseste states TINT
Chicago y Northwestern Railway, lnAt Wednea-
day ovening, ran oyor md killed four suction
men between fond an Lno aud Oshkosh. The
unfortunate men woro ct work on n bridge, aud
wore unablo to oscape tho approaching train.
.-tMr Fletcher, Of Sullivan. Indiana, although
his auit Tor divorce ia Withdrawn, does not soom
to be out Of tho moBhcs Of tho law. Lust week
Mr., Q. Taylor brought auit Against him for
for expenses inourrod In travelling about tho
country getting dispositions, and Mir. Bascr for
| $500 additional. There aro several moro lawyers
| yet to DO henrd from.
DIR. Emor s. Vincent who WIS yesterday In
the Circuit Court acutencod to tho penitontiary
for q torn Of thirty months, ia said ito bo .
graduate Of ono of tho best medical instltutoB Of
! the country, and to have no superior in hB pro-
fosBion In this portion Of tho State. EARLY In the
spring h6 stole a atoor from n farmer In PULASKI
County md brought It to this city and sold It to
COCA to; tho ppniteniiary.-Cairo( (IA.) BuRe1n
An Ingenious but immoral Gimp Mt 1ted Oalt,
Iowa, fastened o horBe to tho railroad track in
such manner that train knocked tho animal
horse, so its owner knocked the brute in tho
head with an axo, broke ono or two Of Its legs,
and sued the company for killing his horao. Tho
agent Of tho railroad at Rod Oak discovered the
"plot against Hawley," and the aforesaia owner
| --Jamos 2. Joy has boen elected President Of
| the Shoboygan 4 Fond du Lao Railroad, the
effect Of which It is confidently boliovod, will DO
tho connection Of that route with Grand Rapids.
t 1t tho 1attor place, thon, q connection viii po
| formed with tho Wisconsin Valley Rairoad-of
| which Mr.. Joy 'iB Managing Direotor-and also
with tho :Green Boy Il Lake Popin Roads. tits
beloved taat theso connections will incf6aHe tho
completion Of the short eastern co1nootton from
SloDoygan via tho sheboyBan d Poutwator
| Transit Line and tho Detroit, Lansing l. Lake
Michigan Railroad d.-Detroil Tribune.
, 1873-07-29

Buffalo clailns 1Gl ,782 population. \
The Cleyeland Herald boasts that over q
Thousand new houses have boon put up in that
city tho past year, ut cost Of 81, l09,201.
-Sumo Of tho real estate operators OF George
town, D. O., aro moving to change the name
Of TINT city to Wost Washington, IN tho belief
TINT speculative interests would thereby bo nd
vanced.
"A young London. woman has had her hus-
band arrested Tor asBaulting her while walking
homo from their marriage ceremony.
Whom it WAS known tho other day IN Du-
nuque that certain parties wero to be married In
church. rejected suitor nniled up tho DOORS but
he was promptly arrested and soused in the
tivGr+
Tho Iowa Secretary ofstatcreportat tho census
Of tho Seventh Congressional District tR l31, ,027r p
of tho Second District 152, ,70G. These aro all
which llayo made complete roturns. The inaica-
tious arc tho population OF tho State will fall
Tho Palladium building, In Now Hayon, Ct,
bolonging to the bankrupt estate Of p. s. scran-
ton l. Co., was sold by auction on Wednesday
for $4,000 (above ineumbrances1 S, to Luzon u
Morris. It is mortgaged for s50000 aud por-
tions OF tho building are 1ensed for terms OF
yenrs.
Tho caao Of tho Atlantic 4 Groat Wosterrn
Railroaa was hoard at Akron. ohio, last week.
Judge Hitchcock. to distribute some $800,000
among tho different parties. This onds tho PRES
ent litigation and virtually giyes the entire road
into tho hantls Of the Directors.
limited wish to 100 aone ono executed in tho
English manor. Doing told that such things
could not be dono IN England except il duo
COURSE Of law, lie mot tho objection with the
ready offer to lend some from his own suite who
might he operated upon without fear OF legal
questions.
=" Ny experience as medical man," say8
New York physician, "R(iowa TINT bald-Eeaded
mon aro seldom or mover drupkaFds; and that
moreover bald-Loadod man Ia seldom found In
lunatic asylum" 10 which an irreveront GUS
toner repios, "Ba1a-hoadcl mon, 1t may DO or
planned, Heldom drink ut their own expense, and
tlero ase public institutions boaido lunasio asy-
1uma."
Tho last awindlo Ia TINT of tho follows who
travel through the country, and at farm-housos
offer to exchange new fcathers for old. They
get the old feathorB and promise to bring tue
new, but fail to rotalrn.
"A 7-yoar old aon Of David Lack Of Jackson
vlo, ILL.,, while climbing up to geta q par Of
boots lost lis footing and fell, NlH wriat caught
upon tho point OF Aay-kulfo, and there tho boy
hung suspended until released by Ills fathor.
Tho WRIT and hand were cut in shocking man-
nor. -Four arterns woro cut, tho leaders wero
severed, aud tho palm Of lH hand Ibid oron.
--lIorso-HtoaIiuy las becomo an epiaonso in
Gorti, Missouri aud Southern Iowa.. Tho Noda-
way Democrat. says: "Nine animals have been
stolen in this county In the last two wook6, IN
Guiding QUO from Scott q. Hnlyoly. ono from Joe
shcphnrd, ono from Horny Thill, ono from Wm'
Saunders, ono from Jacob EVorhart'B farm Eve
forgot the nan.e OF tho owner1, and two tcou'
Allen Mercer. Probably somebody Will au6et
bofnro thu nifaIr IL ovcr with"
Tho Wio.ta Kap.) Eagle challenges COM
, 1873-07-29

We're dnli 1T tho inside rates Of Saturday Ut TO
$40 for by sall TO Buffalo, and bHc for wheaf
Wilcox, corn 70 Buffalo at 6Ao; sehr Jameo oouoh
and ssmr Amazon, corn to do on private terms. To
through To Now England, via DuGa1o-Prop EN-
pire State, corn through via 6Arnia; prop g. D. 0ad-
well sh5oueh 70 Kingston SCI oo1 n,Mrearisn M
unl 20 600 bu wheat
, 1873-07-29

VfI7Et.SCtRCFS IN SnIItMs
, Ono Of tho Spanish Cabinet officers writee to
friend: "Don't apply to me for Office; am
bored to death already: Ny time Is fretted away
to applications for office. Tor four mortal hour,
havo held q telegram, from tho seat Of war In
my hands without being allowed to open It by
tho crowd OF hungry applicants"
, 1873-07-29
REAL. ESTATE WANTED.

III ANTFD-FO CASH : MODERATE.sIZE
W dwelling, or lot TO build on IL quiet, ro.pccta!'
nctHhbNshncA, either Ia just onAide of tho city Al
irsoInss mortgage Of few thousand dollars. ALdro
for III tlAye, L II u, ay MarkOt.4t.
, 1873-07-29
STRAYED OR STOLEN.


TsTRAYED-JUNpED INTO 1rY INOL0suIE ON
IL ArIitn nge-a7, wost Of 1fumh1dt- t-hnnloyhrt. ono
young bEnok nare, July II. e. StMONDS. JR.
CTRAYED or HTOLEN-jUIY 30. ONE DARK
bAy horse, with whlto spot In forehead weight hbput
H00 to bM; wns newly s0d and Ntdo strip hAltor on
1atut tho coruer ct Fourth and OakleYsta. and
rcupIyo $40 reward j. WILLalOT.
CTHAYED on sT0LEN-FROM WIOl{ER's PARK,
dark brown hoTne, black and tall white Bpot on
back loft front }oH and Right hind tex white. l3 hands
hig !, 60 pounds weight PcrBnnY returning said hUrBo
70 Al. h, HANSON, corner Hoyuo and LaMoyne-Hts.s
will bo vol rewarded.
CTNhYED-OM KrOI.EN, JULY II, FROM Il. !,E-
. VEIiNER, East N0rlltled, grWy aud dark
ehostut h0ruo white On front feet to aklO soar on
front log Wlt0 hind foot, star In forehead yes r0Wnrd
viii be siygn tnE th9lr return: .---
, 1873-07-29
JLAIRVOYANTS.

nR. MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD, DuSI.
- aud nlodcal mediums, l96 Wost Msllsonst.
, 1873-07-29
BOARD WANTED.

poARD-WIT1l CONNECT1Nl ROOMS. FUR
Twoatyaeeoad IT, and Miohsan.sS, Address x g. Trl0
UtlcD
, 1873-07-29
wANTED--MALE HELP.

Boo]1keenors. Clcrl1a. Etc.
JHTANTED-DRUfi CLERK, ONE VINO HAS HAD
two years' n tho drug hnsloss.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-03
RAGIN, = NOTES.

At meeting of the dire. 'ors OF the Monmouth
Park Association, at Long ST. w. '~H was
resolved, THAT owing to the ""'o 'aAen up ~
the Saratoga Association in runniA, '.eir races
that is from the oath OF July until 'Ae ioth OF
Augustine have been compelled to Civ Out hlIe
days for our meetings-namely, five days ior the
first meeting, and four for the second bo,I ~! !n
day July A. continuing on Tuesday, 9Th; Wednes-
day, 9th; Thursday, 10th, and saturday l2tn. Tne
second meeting Will begin ON TUESDAY, !uy lo''
18th. The racing men will have four or five days
to get their horses to Saratoga in time for the
racing which begins there on the Gath, terminating
on tho 10th of August.