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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07
Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. Joseph E. Robinson is to leave the city
for Rockland, whore ne will engage in the
apothecary business. We wish him the full
lest success,
DIR. T. NJ Dillingham;, formerly of this
city, takes the place of DR.. Williams in Gar
diner, while that gentleman is off on vaca-
ton for the benefit of his health.
Prof E. Harlow, formerly of this city, and
brother of DIR. Harlow Of this city, the well
known blind musician, is giving organ con-
certs in this State.
Rev. Elijah Kellogg, the well known author,
is sojourning at Harpswell.
Ex-Governor Perham was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Robertson, Of Bethel, whose sudden
death we chroncled the other day, was the
mother of Mr. G. A. Robertson, principal of
the grammar school in this city.
DoIlie Bidwell, well known here, has been
engaged for the season at the Galveston, Tex
ss, opera house, for $7j week and a clear
benefit.
Alderman Nash is at Old Orchard, adding
to his aldermanc corporocity by breath Of
sea air, while Alderman Whitehouse is breath
ing the impure atmosphere of the municipal
court room, to spell" Judge True (who has
flown to the country in holding the scales OF
justice, and dispensing with mercy.
Rev. Mr.. Tlton is off to Connecticut for a
few days.
Ex-Gov. Coburn was in the city yesterday
the first time for two years. There has re-
Gently been great improv ement in his health.
Mr. Joseph E. Badger, son of William S.
Badger, of the Maine Farmer, is shortly to
leave for Germany, where he will remain for
about four years to pursue his studies.
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OHIO.

Cincinnati C. Up to two o'clock this at
ternoon four bodies were recovered from the
wreck of the steamer Pat Rogers, by party
dragging the river at Aurora. One was the
barber, Minor Muntz; one young lady sup
posed to be from Corrington, Kentucky, aud
the other two an unknown man and woman.
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NORTHERN SHEEP.

Prices-sheared sheep 41ta8-c per b, or o. so a I
head: few fancy sheep S-a9c per b. Spring
ambs sd9c per b.
{ Tower sold 81 lambs, averaging 57h rs at ~
cR
I Houghton sold 50 yearlns sheep, average 81
lbs, at 5lac per ID.
b Dow sold 6 lambs Tor only three or four old
sheep IN lot), average IS lbs, at TIC per b.
HIDES, PELTS, &c.
Hides-71ieSc " b. Country Hides, 7-a7 l.2c v
b.
Calf Skins-1216 al5c eb.
Dairy skins,-75c.
Pelts-- each.
Lamb skins, soc.
oheared skins, SOC.
NATURALIZATION, SC: country, -g4Kc
Fat hogs-live 8Za7c per b
tail.
Columbia county spring spring pigs at &c per
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Mr.. ]. J. Studwell, fruit importer and
formerly publisher of the Revolution, said
o-day that Moulton told him at the St.James
Hotel, in Jacksonville, Fla, almost directly
after the Woodruff convention at Washing
ton, that there was no truth 10 the rumors
about Mr.. Beecher,
The appearance of Moulton before the
Beecher committee last night occasioned
great surprise by the members.
Beecher's testimony will be taken, it is said,
on Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

The Standard gives this excellent advice ::
1t is very strange that after SO many law suits
have arisen, and so many losses have been
sustained through neglect to record title
deeds, people will still negligently omit to put
their deeds upon record. Two cases have
come under our observation within the past
week where parties will lose important rights
from inexcusable neglect of this character.
If deed is worth taking at all, it is worth re.
cordng. 1t should be rule with all to have
their deeds recorded at the Registry Office as
soon as possible after receiving them.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, G. Mayor Havermeyer said to-
day he'd be damned if he would ever sign a
warrant for money for the Brooklyn bridge
, swindle.
The posts Of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie had their annual excursion to-day to iona
Island.
The excitement occassioned to day by the
report that VIM. b. Aston had been killed by
a man named Young, subsidized when it was
announced that the Aston in question was
Texas cattle dealer and the tragedy occurred
in Texas.
The Pacific nail steamship Company has
contracted with John Reach for three more
iron ships at a cost of 100000 each. The
company have also ordered its managing d.
rectors to insure II of their best wooden
ships at one third of their value The iron
ones are all insured. except the City of Pekin
and City of Tako, now preparing for sea,
which are to be insured for $500 each.
Capt. r. w. Sunfeldt, Commander A. p.
Coake, and Lieut.. Commander J. w. Philip,
all of the United States navy, have been ten.
dered positions Of Captain in the Pacific mail
service.
Buffalo, G. The trotting to-day was for
purse of $1,000 for the s ;39 class: 81, 500 to
lst, $3.50 to I'd, $3.50 to Sd, and $500 to the
4th.
Magnolia, 2 l.
Kitty Cook, 10,
Frank Wood, 3 ..
Membrino Kate, 3 . 8 5.
Belle Brasstield, 10 3.
George Judd, IL 3 9 G.
Royal George, !.
j. ID. Renton, 10 IA 4.
Lady Hays, 7 II 8.
Frank, 6 Is IL 10.
Kitty, formerly Lucy, IA . s IL.
Tear Away, ID II IL ..
II. c. Hill, ~ 10 l4-drawn.
Smuggler and Mollie, drawn.
Time, 229, 2.22, 2.26 IA. 2.2S IA.
Purse of 81 500, for 2.26 class; So, 800 to
LIST, g., 900 to I'd, 81 ,250 to Sd and $3.50 to tie
4th
Fred Hooper, 2 2 l 02 l.
Thomas l.. Young, 3 l 3 0 l 8.
Joker, l 2 8 5 2 2.
Tanner Boy, 6 4-dist.
Grace, 3 5-dist.
Royal John, 6-drawn.
Time, 225 225 IA, 2,2G l 2, 2.24 l-2,
2.2G l-2, 229, 2.33 81.
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Chicago Produce Markel.

Chicago, Aug. 6, 1874.
Flour-qniet-extr spring l5a6 Is.
Wheat-NO. spring, lO7 r. a.; No. g. go
20 =; No. ?, cash, l04%6-; Aug, l05X-; Sept,
l024a; rejected 90a90.
Corn-No. 2, mixed, cash 6ia654 Aug,
sep, - rejected, 59L3a.
oats7No. 2, -a53-; casL, 46-a; Aug, 354-a:
rejected, 62hd.
Rye-NO. 2, 7O-a.
Barey-No. spring lo7al07; No. spring 95a--
Dressed Hogs-6 OOaB 25-.
Pcrk--a4 IS, cash; Aug, "a 37a24 5O-;Sep.,
- a24 10.
Lard-l3 25a -, cash; Sep, II 5Oal2 80; Aug,
I3 co.
Bulk Meats-shouders s.; short rib mid cha
"a; short clear mid l0ka1.
Green meats-shoulders -; short ribs -,
Hams IA MS average ais.
Whiskey-9sa9S.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, Cid; wheat do -
a..
Receipts 900 -four; Is 900 wheat; % 900 corn
- 900 oats; 1900 rye; 1000 barley.
shipments - 1000 -four; III 600 wheat; 24S, 0O0;
corn; $4,000 oats; 5000 barley; 1900 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

A large force of workmen are now employ
ed in finishing up the road bed of the Bucks
port & Bangor Railroad, and for distance of
over FIVE miles from Bucksport, it is all
smoothed and trimmed and ready for the rails.
About a mile and half of track has been
laid. Gangs are at work in the ledge cuts
and at other Difficult, points on the road, as
far up as Orrington Center. The hard pine
for the bridge across the Penobscot, between
Bangor and Brewer, is all on the spot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

Captain Smith, commander of the Capital
Guards of this city, has issued circular let
ter to his company, notifying them of two
drills each week, on Wednesday and Satur
day evenings, preparatory to the State muster,
which is to take place at Bangor on Sept. LIST,
%, Sd and 4th. Drill is absolutely necessary
in order that the company may keep up its
reputation of holding the first position among
the companies of the first regiment. We
have no doubt the company will give good
report of itself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

Lo, the poor Indian, and his faithful wife,
are FORMULATING this vicinity, selling bask-
cts and trinkets. The once proud red man
of the forest has sad and famshed look, in
game from the primcval forest and left the
original landowners without the means of
sustenance Providence had kindly provided;
and so, with dsconsolate look, Lo and his
dusky companion take up the march towards
the setting sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07
W EAIfiER.

WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
Washington, d. c., Aug. I.
For New England and the Middle States
the pressure will diminish, with slight rise
of temperature. winds mostly from the west
and north, partly cloudy weather, and over
the eastern portion probably rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

A special to the Argus says that at Owls
Head Tuesday evening party OF boys start
ed to 90 sailing in boat. Willie Kennedy,
seven years of age, son of Jno. Kennedy,
wanted to 60 with the party, but was prevent
ed. After the boys had gone he procured
punt and started afte, them. When a short
distance from the shore the punt capsized and
the boy was drowned before aid could reach
him. His body was recovered Wcdres lay
forenoon.
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and is at the same time an official recognition
of the success which has already caused the
ab r, of the present gathering.
At one o'clock q children's meeting was
held in the tabernacle. conducted by the Rev.
Mrs Clark, of New York. The attendance
inc uded not only majority of the little folks
on the grouI but also several hundred of
he parents and friends. noticeable feature
of the occasion was request, by letter, for
the prayers of parents and children for the
restoration Of Charlie Ross, the little boy alb
Quoted from his parents in Philadelphia.
Owing to showers at that hour, the o'clock
service was held in the tabernacle, and the
Rev. Ami Prince, presiding Elder Of the Ban
gor district, preached to the largest audience
of the meeting thus far, from Isaiae is
Come now, let US reason together, saith the
Lord; though your sins be as scarlet, they
shall be white as snow though they be red
like crimson, they shall be as wool"
In the evening the tabernacle was filled
and an interesting social meeting was con-
Quoted by the President.
MEETING NoTEs.
Each train from up river during to-day has
brought crowds of people from Augusta, Hal
lowell and Gardiner, including many promi-
nent citizens of the towns named.
Mr.. ii. X Morrell, editor Of the Gardiner
Home Journal, was on the grounds during
the afternoon.
Camp meeting John" Allen is one of the
prominent attractions of the place.
The music at the public services, and in the
boarding tent, is led by the Rev. Mr.. Bolton,
of Lewiston, whose fine voice adds in no
small degree to the excellence of this import
ant element Of worship.
There has been no disturbance of any kind
since the commencement, partly from the
fact that the nharmonious element has been
very SMALL and largely owing to the eftcen-
cy of the brace of sturdy policemen from
Lewiston, the Messrs. Collins and Phillips.
Persons who have, with or without reason,
complained of the fare at the boarding tent
have their mouths literally and fguratively
stopped this year, thanks to the excellent
management of Mr.. l.. A. Reed of Boston,
who furnishes heathful variety Of we'll
cooked food.
Two mails are daily received each from the
East and West.
PROGRAMME OF FRIDAYS SERVICES.
The morning prayer meeting at $50 o'clock
will be led by the Rev. c. l.. Haskell, of
Calais; Rev. Seth II. Beale, of Orrington,
will preach at 10 O'Clock; the Rev. Mrs.
Clark will lead the children's meeting at one
o'clock the Rev Mr.. Kinsman Atkinson, of
Bath, will preach at 2 o'clock; the evening
prayer meeting in the tabernacle, at clock,
will be led by the President.
ROLLo RAMBLER.
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The Home Journal speaks thus enthusiast
tically of Squirrel Island but there is no de-
twenty-si persons lodged on Squirrel Island
Saturday night, and large number came en-
on Sunday. Three boats run daily, and each
one is loaded. Every house is full, and every
body is as happy as a king; and We do not
think there is another spot of its size EN- the
face of the earth where so much pure and
undefiled religion and sound solid comfort
are enjoyed as at Squirrel Island"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

Mr.. Eliakim Cannon of Farmipglale, died
very suddenly on Wednesday last. He was
at work in the haying field and complained
of feeling unwell; was taken with convul-
sions, and died. in great distress, in less than
one hour. He had previously been in good
health The deceased was single man, for
ty-seven years of age, and was a brother of
MIR. Samuel Cannon Of this city.
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LOUISIANA.
New Orleans. G

new UrItADS, ..
In the republican state convention to-day
the committee on credentials reported in IA
vor of giving half vote to each OF the con-
testing factions of the 10th ward, and advised
a similar disposition of the other contesting
delegations. Pending discussion they ad-
iourned until tomorrow. The proceedings
were interrupted by Fisticuf, in which about
dozen persons engaged, but nc serious dam
age was done.
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Meeting Of the Committee.

New York, 6. The Beecher committee of
inve stigation held no meeting tonight, but
will be in session tomorrow evening.
1t is stated that Moulton denies having en-
gagged Gen. Butler for counsel, and announc-
es his intention of conducting his own case
before the committee.
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ADA.

Toronto, 6. Adamson's warehouse on the
Esplanade, containing flour, grain, hay and
tea, and miscellaneous goods, was destroyed
by fire to-day. Loss estimated $4,000.
Small insurance.
Montreal, G. The fifteen mile trotting race
at Decker Park between Quebec bay and
Tirda was won by the latter in AZ minutes 20
seconds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

Deputy Sheriff Libby of this city bought
from New Hampshire, on Wednesday last, on
the executive warrant of Gov. Dingley, the
man calling himself Charles Higgins, who is
supposed to be the party that broke and en-
tered the stores of Messrs. Mayhem & Cram of
Mt. Vernon, on the night Of the 9th Of June
last. He was taken before the Grand Jury
Yesterday
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Brighton Live Stock Market.

Brighton Live Stock Market.
For THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, AUG.
8, ls14l
NORTHERN CATTLE.
PRICES.
On 100 pounds dressed weight Beef, Tallow
and Hide:
Good oxen $40 25alO 90
Fair to good, - 5069 90
Second quality, SS O09S 30
Third quality, - 15a7 80
Few pairs premium bullocks SlO 50gl0 so
WESTERN CATTLE.
Prices on live weight:
Extra, so called, 7isa6l.c
Good to prime, ia aGs,c
Light to tar, 5a a53sc
Slim, ga a4lsc
A few lots of premium steers cost 7.a7s per II.
STORE CATTLE AND WORKING OXEN
But very few pairs of working oxen are want.
j. d. Hosmer sold pr gig ! # in sls5; one pr
II sl35; It in ut $l6O; pair II in at Sli5 and
$40 yoke.
NEW Mich COWS.
We find sales of more mixers al S55as60 than at
other rates.
L. c. Tower sold one COW and calf for 81.
G.. L, Brownell sold Il eoWand calf, $50,
|. Ii. Sargent sold a springer at S55.
III ii Aldrch sold COWS and calves at $50,
VEAL CALVES.
Receipts of veal for the week $50 head.
The season is about through. Prices range from
S5aS per head.
Nothing doing at the pig yards. Prices hold
firm.
POULTRY.
Dealers obtained Isc for best poultry this Vice.;
lsc Il only tor chickens and turkeys; fowl at lie
per lib.
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CONNECTICUT.

Norwich. G. At meeting of the Norwich
and New York transportation Company, held
in Worcester to-day, Julius Hebb resigned
his position as general manager of the COM
pany at the request of the company. The re-
signation will not take place until October LIST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

The Kennebec journal has been in the fam
lily of Mr.. A. b. Tillson, of Sidney, since its
first publication, fifty years next January
Mr.. Tillson's father, Holmes Tilson, Esq,
was one of the first supporters of Mr.. Sever
ance's new enterprise, and the paper has con-
tnued in the family ever since, an ever well
come guest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

Some three or four weeks since, one Peter
Quincy stole coat, watch and sum of mon
ey from blind pensioner at Waterville.-
City Marshal Harrington arrested the fellow
near Gardiner on Wednesday, and sent him
and bound over to appear at the next term of
court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

W.O. Fletcher, of tie Warren High School,
and G. T. Fletcher of the Eastern Normal,
have recently been holding teachers insti-
tute at Fort Fairfield, Aroostook Co.
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Cincinnati produce Market:

Cincinnati. Aug. G, 1874.
PORK-frm, at s24 0O624.
LARD-steam alb; Kettle, gill;.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 50 AZ; clear rib sides
HID; clear sides l2T 9l3-.
BACON-shoulders o. q; clear rib sides 1l,.
ll&: clear sides l2il al21.
WHISkEY-9G-a.
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Yesterday everybody seemed to be bound
for camp.meeting. The attendance was very
large.
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The second annual excursion of the Hum
boldt Scientific Clam Club of North America
will probably take place some time during the
next two weeks. Pemsquid has been suggest
ed as the objective point for scientific re-
searches. Members residing abroad, and 9TH
ers, are anxiously inquiring the precise date
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Meteorological.

Meteorological.
July was cold ard very wet month. The
mean heat for So years, is 60 04' this year,
g.. PC being LIS colder than the mean
The mean rainfall is 3 Az inches; this year
8. 81 inches, an excess of 9 Is inches This
amount of rain in July has been equalled but
tour times, viz, in 1916 AS, 'j5, and GO.
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UTAH.

Salt Lake, G. Three police arrested for al
legged interference with voters, were discharg-
ed Yesterday by the United States Commits
sioner.
The vote in this county was as follows, Can.
non (Mormon), 5,233; Boskin (LiberaD, o.
264.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

New potatoes bring only fifty cents BUSH
ell in this market. Not much encouragement
for farmers to raise potatoes at that price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

Farmingdale sends the following delegates
to the county convention: Reuben s. Neal,
George Wheeler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

Robert Lindsey, great lazy, drunken lout,
was arrested on the streets yesterday for va
grancy.
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The surface drains in the vicinity of the
stone culvert on Court street, should be con-
nected with the culvert while in process of
building, and the terrible nuisance in that vi
cinity abated.
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Farmers are cutting their oats prematureiy
on account of the rust. This trouble has
been brought on by the wet weather.
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Range, 90
Moisture, 5 81 inches; fair days, &c; foul,
81 variable, 8; cloudy, 3; aurora observed,
times rain fell on II days; thunder and
lightning, times.
Lat. 447 10y So" Long. co As so.
Height above the sea, 7G feet.
g., in Home journal.
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local ann State Nems.

Physicians notice with great pleasure the
presence cf watermelons in the market
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IOWA..

Des Moines, c. The Republican Congress
ional Convention here yesterday re- nominated
j. A. Kasson.
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COLORADO.

Denver, G.. The republican convention
nominated II. P. Browuell formerly Congress
man from ILL.,, for delegate to Congress.
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dMarrten.

In this city, lst inst, by r. W. Black, Esq, Seth
c. Hutchns TO Miss Eva j. Morrill,, both OF Gardl-
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DIR. BROWNS
CoNPoUN
BLOOD PURIFIER

Copyright Secured Apra 80, lS72.
For Kidney and Liver Com
plants,
Sick Headache, Female Weakness
Static and Chronic Rheumatism
and Scrofulous Affections.
Sold only in Augusta by
IL. H, TITCONfB,
Guns. West End kennebec Bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-07

Enterprise Cheese Co, of Industry, re-
ceived at their factory last Monday morning
over 2300 pounds of milk. Mr.. II. Titcomb,
the superintendent, is making as fine looking
and tasting cheese as can be made. The
profits will be double what they were last
year, unless great change should take place
to bring the price of cheese down below the
ruling price at the present time.
Messrs. Fowler Bragg 4 Son, of Bath,
manufacturers, have put up one thousand
cases of mems and boys boots since Febru.
airy of the presen. year. They employ about
thirty hands.
The Bangor Edge Tool Company have just
received large trip-hammer and other ma
chinery in perfect running order, and will
Immediately commence making axes for the
fall trade. With their improved facilities
they can manufacture about eight dozen per
fer manufacturing a much larger quantity of
cant-dogs than formerly.
The amount of milk received at the cheese
factory in Garland during the month of July
was lG9,1l5 pounds. The smallest amount
received in any one day was 1909 pounds,
and the largest G,2Gl pounds average, 8, 474
pounds. The cheese made on different days
has been carefully tested by good judges, who
pronounce it of excellent quality.
The new wooden factory of Houlton will
soon be in operation A large business in
the line of what is known as Canada home
spun will be done.
The Presque Isle cheese factory has gone
into operation.
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LATER.

The Knights of Pythias returned from their
Island excursion at seven o'clock and march,
ed to the City Hall, where they broke up and
proceeded to their quarters, to meet again at
promenade concert at nine o'clock. All The
bands will contribute music and the whole
will wind up with dancing. There were no
speeches at the Island, but all enjoyed very
pleasant picnic.
United States Marshal Marble brought
from Tenants IIarbor this afternoon sea.
man, named L. J. Fuller, who attacked with
knife the Captain of the Effie J. Simmons,
while lying in St. John harbor. He was
brought before Commissioner Clifford and
bounl over.
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Winthrop Mills Co.

Winthrop Mills Co.
WINTHROP, MAINE, August 5, 1874.
CTATEMENT of the affairs of the
y WINTHROP MILLS CO.
Amount of existing Capital, all of which
is paid in. sl5O,0oO %
Total amount of debt due, as made up
July |, 1874, li3 I26 81
Amount invested in Real Estate and Ma .
chnery, $4,000 10
Last valuation OF Real Estate and Ma.
chnery, as fixed by assessors, $1,000 W
axed by assessors, ' 81, 100 90
FRANCIS CABOT, Treasurer
Boston, Aug. s, 1874.
Personally appeared before me Francis Cabot
and made oath that the above statement is correct
GILBERT ATWOOD,
aug7.t&wlt Justice Of the Peace.
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The State Camp-Meeting.

The Interest and Attendance Steadily In
creasing =. rmOn by the Rev. q. w.
Morse.-The State Camp Meeting of 1928
TO be held Ia RicbmOnd-TO-day's Work