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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-01
MASSACHUSETTS.


Melrose, November 80. Between and 4 o'clock
this morning disastrous fire occurred here burn
ing Boardman's block, Concert Hall block and
another wooden block of stores on Essex street.
Loss estimated at $4,000; insured about one
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Spain.

Madrid, November 30. Mr.. Cushing, the
American Minister, will tomorrow present to the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geographic reply
from his government to the last Ppanish note.
very satisfactory, and disspates the recent appre-
hen ions.
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Schooner ilnTacd.

Boston, November 80 Schooner Isis Of Salem,
living at llittengcr's wharf, Charestown, was
burned tonight. together with 200 tons OF hay.
Wharf and shed damaged 81 900. Loss on vessel
aud cargo. s, 900; partly insured.
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Contested Seats
Weather Probabilities for To-day

For the Middle and New England States,
high, but falling barometer, winds veering to the
northeast and southeast, and possibly followed in
the former by occasional light snow or rain.
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Master your cough at o1ce with Hale's Honey
Of Horehound and Tar. Every affection of the
lungs, chest or throat tending to consumption, is
not only relieved but absolutely obiterated by
this wonderful vegetable pulmonic. Sold by all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in l minute
Oct29- t.xw4w
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DIR. Elizabeth ]. French, Of "Cranial Dagno'
sis" celebrity, will be at the Augusta House Tor
'cw DAYS.
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Berlin, November 80. Prince Gortschakoff had
an interview with Bismarck, to-day, which lasted
an hour.
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BOSTON stock List.

Boston, November 80, 1885,
[Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad, l0kal0h
Roston 4 Maine railroad ll0alll
Poi tland, Saco 4 Portsmouth AK
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The Auburn Aqueduct Company pay semi an
pnq] dividend to stockholders, of three per cent.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Marine Disasters.

marine DlSaSterss
st. John, November 30. Last night the
schooner Emma capsized in the harbor and the
cook was drowned The schooner Acadia. coal
laden, anchored off Beacon Bar was run into and
sunk. Several vessels were slightly damaged.
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New York Money Market.
EVENING RKPoHr.

New York. November 80, ISIS.
Money loaned up to 6per cent. and closed at pei
cent. Foreign exchange reduced to 4ss1s for
bankers long, and 4s7 for demand, with business
at 4s3 and 4s6K. Gold declined at the opening
from li4H to has, but afterwards advanced 70
ll3s declined to li5h and then closed quiet ut
ll5k. United State Assistant Treasurer paid out
$3s0l0 for interest and a265,00o in redemption Of
bonds. Customs receipts, s325,0eO.
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Political.

Concord, November 30. A meetiog Of the Re
publican state Committee was held this evening
at the Eagle Hotel, and was fully attended. Col
Daniel Hall Of Dover, presided. 1t was decided
to hold the State Convention in this city, at
Whites Opera House, Jan. 5, at II o'clock Q. IN.
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EUROPE.
England.

London, November 50. At the meeting Of the
ROYAL Geographical Society last night, Major
Grant and others delivered high euloges upon
Stanley and his successful African explorations,
and urged grand reception to him on his re-
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Mt. Vernon Locals.
"The old SOW must die,
Now that her feast is Ger"

nj. vernon
1.-The Old SOW must die,
Now that her feast is Ger.
She belonged to John S. Gordon Of Mt. Yer
non, and after bringing him fine litter Of pigs,
furnished him with $50 pounds of choice pork
And then the well-known pump maker at West
Mt Vernon, Bill Taylor, went for his, and it was
lust six months and six days old, and had cate
bes ide the waste from the house and the spare
milk of one COW, six bushels Of meal and the car
cass weighed $50 pounds. How is that for high
Mercury Tuesday morning. at West Mt. Yer
non, Is degrees below zero.
Thomas Robinson, native OF this town, has
returned TO his first love- and bought the well
known Homestead Of the late Captain Andrew
Brown.
Charles II. Savery, Esq, has bought the Capt.
Whittier farm, at the village, lately owned by B.
F. philbrick. So you see somebody has faith in
farming.
Winter has come in earnest, but there is abund-
ance of fodder and stock Of all kinds has come to
the barn in good condition. There is plenty of
snow for Shedding, and farmers are busy getting
up their wood.
Our free high schools are ssplendd success and
are popular with everybody. We have had four
short terms, in many localities, and every boy
has had an opportunity to receive the benefits Of
the same and the opportunity has been generally
improved. Please, gentlemen lawmakers, doD t
60 back on us.
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Local anu State NeWs.
Winter.

The Governor and Council arc in session.
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We take pleasure in announcing the fact that an
Orchestra "a. been organized in this city, of re-
liable and a. c.mplshed musicians, who are now
ready to respond to any calls made upon them for
frst.class music. Mr. d. j. flanagan, the leader
and prompter is well and favorably known here,
and he is ably assisted in the organization by
Mr.. r. H. Nichols of Boston, talented musician.
These, with the local talent that is comprised in
the new band, will guarantee An orchestra emil
nently worthy of the patronage Of those who de-
sire to secure music for balls, parties, and other
entertainments. We are really thankful that
Augusta has now q fine orchestra, and that there
will he no necessity Of sending abroad for music.
The Directors of the Augusta Literary and Lii
brary Association had q meeting Monday after
noon. The executive committee were instructed
to inquire into the expedency Of opening free
reading room, in connection with the library; so
that persons who come into the reading room
might have also while there, the benefits and
privileges of the library. The committee we
believe, were instructed to report at an ad-
journed meeting on Saturday. The idea OF
opening reading room, has been pressed upon
the attention Of the directors by those who have
seen the necessity of providing = place for the
Young men who are unoccupied during the long
evenings, and will find loafng place some
where, even if it be grog shop. nice, cosey,
little reading room, right on the business street,
would be phanthropc measure.
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A I've loon in the open waters of the kennebec,
on Monday, attracted a good deal of attention.
The loon sailed about grandly in the vicinity Of
the Kenuebec bridge, while quite crowd was at
,racted by the unusual sight. He was fired At
several times. Mr.. Asbury Waldron, and that
uuerring sportsman, "Big Steve, tried fifteen or
twenty times to bring him down with their rifles,
failing every time, as the loon would dive before
the fatal shot reached him. Several were looking
for the bird yesterday (among them Wills with a
double barrelled gum but he didn't appear.
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You can save money by purchasing your drugs
and medicines, and all toilet articles. from the
new and fresh stock Of J. f. Devine & Co. Also,
try the new Dentnfce for the teeth, prepared by
]. E. Devine & Co. sept23. teod-tf
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Mr.. Theodore B. Perkins and wife celebrated
on Friday evening last, at their home on Green
street, in this city, the twenty-fth anniversary OF
their wedding day, or "silver wedding" The
worthy couple have many friends in and out of the
CITY, and Notwithstanding the stormy night, they
were present to the number Of about fifty. The
evening hours were very pleasantly spent, and
good wishes were abundantly expressed on every
hand for good health and prosperous sunny days
in the future. Among the presents were an Gle.
CANT and costly tea SERVICE from the stckneys, in
Washington, d. c., silver ice pitcher, salver and
goblets, gold pencil, pens. etc. We believe that II
is the intention of Mr.. Perkins soon to return te
California, with part Of his family; he is moi
Able to endure the rigors Of our climate.
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Dif1.

In Brighton, Mass, 23d ult., Mr.. Fannie E., wife
OF VIM. II. Brown, formerly OF Gardiner, aged 81
years.
In Georgetown, 24sh ult. John McMahan aged
81 wears, months.
In Bath 2etb ut, Joshua L. Linscott, aged -
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
Something New Every Day.

Mrs. NJ. p. Webster has received, this week all
the winter styles of hats, bonnets, frames, fancy
feathers, birds, wings, and indeed every thing tG
make the ladies beautiful and happy. Velvet
bonnets made over to look as good as new, by 8
frst-class milliner at this establishment A large
assortment Of trimmed goods ON hand at the low
est cash prices. nov5-ttt
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France.

PaIi., November 30 The Assembly, to-day,
finally adopted the electoral bill by vote Of a32
to 81. The bill was amended so as to grant the
right of representation to all colonies except
Cayenne and Senegal. Urgency was almost unan-
imousy voted for the two proposals eliminating re-
spectvely from the right and left centers. One
provides that the general election shall be held
Feb. 90. and the new assembly be convoked Feb.
~. The other fixes the election for Feb. IL and
the meeting OF the assembly for March l6. The
committee to examine the proposals will he ap-
DO, ntcd Thursday.
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Vienna Locals.

Vienna Locals.
We think that Mrs. Alvin Bradley may be
classed with the smart old ladies. She is seventy
years old and does all the work for her family
takes care of two cows milk, and from Jan. lst
1874, to Jan. lst 1875 she spun % skens Of liner
thread and 100 skeins of wooden yarn and wove
400 yards of flannel, besides finding time for good
deal of other work, such making drawn rugs
SC. There is prospect that she will do about as
much this year. She has already wove about POO
yards of flannel and has two or three webs more
on hand, besides let Of rag carpets, 100 yards OF
more. If any one gets all out of business and
wants to see an old couple that seem to enjoy life
let them just call on Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bradley
and they will conclude that old age is not so bad
after all. Mrs L. says that she is in hopes to be
able to do something as long as she lives towards
getting living.
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PORTLAND.

A High Wind.
Portland, November 80. VIM. b. Dur.in, who
was found near the Mystic River bridge, Monday
night, was blown from train by the high wind.
Fatal Accident.
Alexander Bailey, aged 80 years, an old carpen-
ter in the Maine Central railroad shop, in attempt
ing to get eff train at Woodford's corner, to-
night, slipped and fell beneath the wheels. He
was terribly crushed and lived by short time.
Drowned.
A son of Daniel o. Foster OF Raymond, at
tempted to cross Rattlesnake pond, Saturday,
broke through the ice and was drowned.
Accident.
A special to the Advertiser says "W illiam b.
Morrill, Of Buxton, was severely injured by a tree
which he was Telling, this morning"
Railroad Matters.
The Portland & Ogdensburg railroad has
agreed with the Boston, Concord 4 Montreal Co..
upon terms of connection at Fabyans and Scots
MILL the latter to have formers cars and receive
compensation, to be determined by
referees in case CT disagreement. The arrange
ment to continue as long as desired by the Ogdens
burg road, but subject to be terminated by Con-
cord road giving six months notice.
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A Hint to the Working Man. "A 1

A Hint to the Working Man. "A man
with . ismly, however poor 10 may -,
owes 1t to bis wife to save her streuelh In
every way possible. he has 10 right to
allow the mother Of his children 10 wear
her lie out toiling with her needle to
clothe her family His duty Is to buy
the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine. the
hest machine for family - wing and man.
nfacturing purposes ever invented, and
he can buy the Wilson Machine upon
terms which enable him to pay for It in
small monthly installments that be can
spare out Of his wages without feeling the
drain. He will get. thereby, = machine
capable Of doing every variety Of family
work In the most beautiful manner, q
machine that even child can operate,
and which will prove . permanent family
blessing. Machines will DO delivered at
any Railroad Station in this county, free
Of transportation chsrg~s, II ordered
through the C0mpsny's Branch House ct
$40 North Fourth street, st. Louis, No :.
They send IN elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company want few more good
agents.
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JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
At A. LAMME s. cos,
Latest Styles Gert's Hats and Scarfs|
The incest things out.
The incest things out

The Weather. = During the past week we
have had some Aattering promises of the
opening of sprinz-warm.. sunshiny days
but almost before We had time to con.
graduate ourselves On the desirable change
. vigorous snow storm would come along
and dispel our sweet illusion. The amour,
of snow in this community 1t the presen,
time exceeds snything..'of the kind We
have ever before seen. Wednesday ~e
had chinook wind, which settled the
snow considerably and started thousand
little streamlets flowing. but during the
night fearful snow storm came up, and
yesterday the wind kept up a vigorous
howl. scattering the snow in binding
drifts through our streets. A large num-
her of cattle have died in this county, and
the chances are that many Others will
fnl1Ow
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jsaE keGoo0o4
Nr. r. b Gilmore, % The who)esal,
liquor house Of llsr 4 Co, Omaha, 10 !,
Bosemaa, In the interest Ct that celebra&et
Iestablishment.
Mr.. A. J. Dax11sou md Joe Magee, Of
Helene, have besn whiting Bozeman. The
former i engaged n b1yiag furs and Jos
10 paying ~ one u his periodical vista
which are highly appreciated BY his m
|merous frtends.
JoHN GoEwEY, Esq, Of Sioux City. q
rived In Boseman on Wednesday evening
Mr.. 0oewey l. the great fur dealer, end
his appearance IN these parts y Away
welcomed. We ere very glad to 80 hin
in our midst again, for be always make,
the fur fly" When be comes.
We had The pleasure Of visit 70 our of
dee from III. Chas. Atkins, Special Agen'
LOT the Union Pacific Railroad, who Ia.
made tour of the Territory in the inter
|ess Ut this road, and has met with large
degree Of success.
Mr.. Cleveland and his interesting family
who have been residing near this place
the past two years, left Tuesday for theil
new home near 0allatis City. The people
of that community are fortunate in secur
ing the location of such . desirable family
in their midst.
VIM Martin. ESQ.,. Of the firm Of Mar
tin & Myers, has returned to Bozeman
after visit OF two months to Missouri
He represents bushes extremely dull in
the States, especially in Kansas and Ne
braska. We are glad to ses that he comes
back much improved In health, and salts
fed 70 remain IN Montana, thinking II !,
about the best country ont
Joe Holman, Esq., who has been -.
gagged 10 business st this place the pasl
five years. left last week for Helena, where
be viii permanently locate, engaging in
business with his brother. Mr.. Hickman
leaves many warm friends in Bosenan,
who esteemed him alike for his socia'
qualities and fair dealings in trade. Joe
says he wants I'll his old Gallat,n friends
TO call and zee him when they visit Helena.
Mrs Annis, whose life for several weeks
vas dispaired Of. We are pleased to learn
10 rapidly recovering her health. Mrs. A.
has endeared herself to the people II
Bozeman by her kindly nature and acts Of
bcnevoIenc, and the loss Of 10 one would
have been more seriously felt. II 10 there.
fore gratifying to her many friends t.
know that her life will be prolonged for
many years 10 come.
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The Young Mems lyceum. subject
=" Is the Bachelor happier than tht
Married man." Was debated on last Mon
day evening. The speeches were shOrl
but printed. The chairman decided in
favor Of the affirmative, and hereafter nc
license will he issued. Subject for mex,
Saturday night. lis the Sword mightiel
than the PEN" Frank Graham, affirma
tive; ]. w. Iliff, negative. The Society
meets at 2 p. n. All are invited to q.
tend.
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bpointments Of Rev. S. J. CatIin.
eman Circui.-At Liliesple's school
March oath ard 18th.
atiM City Circuit-At Gallatin City.
9th and 18th.
Rhers Clark and Sanford will assist
psOiracttd meeting at Il dcrsburg
piuy on Apri! 81, vt seven O'Clock
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FROM INDIAN CREEK.
ST. LOUIS. II. r., March IL, 1875.

DE- AOU1Oe N. i. MATCH. To- 1910
EDITOR AvANT COURIER:
As there is such q learth Of news al
present throughout the Territory, per.
hap. q few lines from this part Of Il {
moral vineyard may not be wholly IN.
interesting to few OF your many resc.
lers.
The winter tor the most part has been
with us - with others IN different local..
IT, .. long and severe, and At intervals
Oh Boreas has held high carnival with
the elements above, flashing and drifting
the frosted snow hither and yon, filling
lup our roads so - to render them almost
impossible. In consequence OF the un-
lprecedented cold weather mining opera
tons ceased early in the winter. and until
quite recently little work has been done.
But - spring is here. and the genial rays
|of ''Old Sol' arc fast removing thu
chilly covering Of mother-earth, work
will be resumed, and ere long the heart
lot the miner will be Rladdened BY seeing
the result Of his labor. The superabun-
dance Of snow 10 the mountains 1t pres
ent v0uchsafes plentiful supply Of water,
snd, although our miners only claim to
have wages '.di&gins, there will be con-
siderable money taken out before the re-
turn Of winter.
. The quarts mill d Mesers Smith q
Co. situated ct the head Of this gulch
has been running upon orc from the Jaw
bone lead very nearly oil winter. This
orc IL not rich. but - their facilities tor
manipulating quartz are second to zone ID
the country, fair dividends have been re-.
alised. There are many other lodes To-
this vicinity, but % they arc. only pasti-
ally developed. It Il difficult to tell whesh-
er they are o. any vslue.
We have two stores in this camp. and
two other plaees d business where the|
weasv traveller and the honest miner can|
always get "wee dsop'' to refresh thel
inner man. But q the l. o. G. r. = have
recently established Lodge here, 1t is|
fair to pr4euG thst ~ rs.reshinHsin6t3-
tution5 vii neJboSer b patronisrdS 10 any
great extent.
We have Divine services semi occasion.
ally. Last Sabbath week the Rev. Mr..
Clark, II. + s., delivered On excellent
sermon TO . goodly number Of our ctti-
zens. He Is fluent speaker end Z logt|
cal reasones. D. J. B.
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II. BRUN.ETz
II. BRU.N.ETT.
Wholesale and retail dealer in
Vines, Liquors g. Bitters
=
Has on hand the Oldest and PURES1
Whisky 10 the market.

Sleighing continues good around Boze
man. and our young people seem meyer to
tire of it. This has beer . favorable winter
for the beaux to have quiet drives and an
disturbed opportunities to pour into the
ears Of their sweethearts tales OF love and
devotion. We have . friend in our eye
Who has been on the eve OF leaving Bose.
man since Christmas. but cannot tear him.
self away % long - sleighing y good and
he can enjoy the company If hts lady.love.
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local Matters.
J DELICIOUS NOTICES.

rious, T. C. Tiff will conduct
Sryiccs ia the NJ. L. Church on Sum
1t being Easter Sunday the subject
morning will be-''The Resurrec-
IF Christ" In the evening-"The
ERECTION Of the Human Body"
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BIZ GARDEN SEEDS
ORN's DRUG STORE
/ At State Price9l

Norous Lecture. We have not
INVITATION of some Of our leading
uesting Mr.. Horr 70 deliver Z
Lecture. but understand thai
, not replied to the same. We
hope hs vii! favor % with one
~ talks soon. We have had o.
hres on solid subjects let % now
)ething 70 laugh u and grow
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LOCAL RREVITIES.
ar dull at 2 cents per pound.

arr dull at 2 cents per pound.
purc drugs 60 to DR.. Osborn's.
brings s. per sack ut retail-it il
\ Wholesale.
"A fine stock of Chewing and Smok
bbacco just received a BAsIHsKI's
let Court is in session II Virgins
ID there is considerable docket.
, is going to he = scarce article this
in Montana, and will rule high.
health Of B,zeman is good, mos,
Sick having recovered.
Fancy Goods and Notions At
6krS. Call and see them.
nre worth so cents il the Bohemian
Good butter brings so cents pc,
nd 10 in demand.
fresh assortment OF the favOrite
Oi Cigars just received at j.
Skis.
NHITE AND Blue CHECKS issued
during the winter will be re
by "OId Badly" on presen tation.
hour checks, boys.
Ere pleased TO see our friend Jacob
d driving on Wednesday. He has
entirely recovered from his late
il, I love it, and who shal! dare
de me for loving mine lager beer?
GUYS and you'll find II there
and your dropping spirits cheer /!
Mckenzie. Esq. has disposed Of
mill on West Gxllatin to z. Sales,
his is fine property. convenient to
and Mr.. Sales intends TO keep .
ny of lumber on hand to supply
hds.
Tracy has . vehicle at the paint
lr. Hitchine. /, is called buck-
e thing has q curious history.
DESTROYS of learning more about
y posted by Henry, by calling on
rather IS becoming milder and the
10 that the snow will gradually
/. There is IN immense amount
and . sudden thaw would result
bury 70 those living nsarFwster
The indications NOW are that
will he almost, if not entirely
he list Of April.
20 is reviving - spring ap-
The trade from the Yellow
becoming . considerable feature
dc of Bozemsn. There are three
psts in the vicinity of the Agency,
re gratified to learn they are do
wing business. Nest of their
purchased from our Bozsman
We look for . fair trade 90
snow leaves.
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pn. 1.-The following omcers Of
Orange, No. 2. Patrons Of HES
sse duly installed on Saturday
arch 3"th, 1875, by Past Master
Adow:
Flaharty. Matter; E. D. Fergu
seer; D. =. Rouse. Lecturer;
plverton. Steward; e. p. Hoff
Steward; 81 Cleveland, Chap
Cooper, Secretary; Mn. 8. J
ea; Mrs. r. r. Fridley, Pomo
Emma Turner. Flors; Mn. ].
Lady Assistant Steward.
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full line Of Stationery Of tl,s
)es Ut J. BASjN6Kr6.

erop0litsn Hotel Of this city j,
u auction on the 18th II April
puable property, and We bellev.
laser will realize the most can
% Of lts builders IL IL neaI