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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-16
TEXAS.
Mexican IBanditti.

Brownvillc, November Is. The Federal Grand
Jury, in their report, say that from Brownyile to
the Pccas river, distance of 600 miles in length
and 100 miles in Width, to the Nueces river, ali
American rancheros have been ordered to leave
their homes by the Mixican raiders, pain of
death, and 100000 head of cattle are driven to
Mexico annually by Mexican marauders. Mum
bers Of federal officers have been assassinated,
post Offices burned, custom houses robbed, mail
carriers and inspectors of customs killed while in
the discharge of their duties and the perpetrators
OF these crimes have gone UNPUBLISHED, and gener-
al insecurity of life and property prevails on the
border. The jury found 50 indictments, and urge
decisive action on the part Of the state and gener
al government TO punish the criminals and pro-
tect the inhabitants against Mexican bandtti.
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DirS.

In Rea,ideld 2sth ut., Mrs.. Margaret, wife OF the
late isha Kent Of kcnt's Hill in the SD year OF
her age. A failhtul wife and IN tn rs KIM and
benevolent neis hbor and a re pectc member or he
community in which SHE has lived from childhno
In Wiuslow, ith INST, MS. BCtety, wife OF D'a
Ehenez.r Abbott aged II years.
In NorIidgewock, list inst, Dca. Nathaniel 1ay-
Tor aged - years.
In Dexter, sth inst, Samuel Graft, son of Jacob
ahd Lucinda Grant, aged IL Years.
In Hamilton, ILL.,, - last. kcv. Caleb NJ. Sewal
formerly OF Ches er, lille, Me- aged about a years.
In Skowhegan, 9Th inst, James NJ. Walker aged
II years month sni 10 day, Ia int Charles
f. Parkman, az d 2o years.
In Canaan, IN ut-, Harriet C., vile OF r ter Fur
ington, aged Is years.
In Edmupds, 81 int Mrs. JOIN lltns-n, aged %
years.
In Nor, i,iseNcek 9Th inst, Miss Ciar, Il, dauSh
ter OF Jonas and Hannah Parker, ascl 20 year, !
month and IS day.
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to all desiring them.

Mt. Vernon Locals.
Rev. S. P. Morrill,, pastor at West Mt. Vernon,
is holding some extra meetings that are we'll at
tended, and deep interest prevails.
Rev. j. w. Smith, of the Mt. Vernon and Bel
grade charge, is having good interest at Bel
grade.
The revival in the Methodist parish at North
Vienna, continues with undated interest. A
large number have been converted.
Rev. E. Nugent, the new Baptist pastor at Fay
ctte is hard at work, cordially assisted by his peo-
pic, and there is good prospect of increasing in
terest.
All the hills to the north and west of us, from
Moose Hill to Mt. Blue, are covered with snow.
The ground is filed to overlooking with water,
the crows have gone, the snow birds come and all
things betoken the near approach Of winter.
Supreme Judicial Court, Danforth j., Pre-
siding. -
MONDAY, Nov. 18th.
The testimony and arguments of counsel in
Mrs. Frye's divorce case were concluded at noon.
The Judge reserved his decision.
The trial begun on Saturday, of the action Mrs.
Handy W. the City Of Augusta, was then resum-
cd. The testimony on both sides will be got out
tonight.
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tHarrtsn.

In H..lowell, Ilth inst, by Re-. {. G. McCuliy
VIM. II. French to Miss Eva s. Horn, btt1 o! Far
mingdale
In Gardner, 9lh inst, Nathaniel n. Rideout IA
Miss Halt T. Dean 10th OF Iitt>ton.
In South Norrd geWock, 4th inst, brow I. Wy
man of Livermore, "A member of the Janior class OF
Colby University, TO Miss Ida NJ. Bean If Bradle!
In Clinic July - n, Elias Dixon To Ida NJ. Dav'
is both OF Clinton "a inst Thomas l.. tarrow OF
Lisbon, to Miss Flora f.. Dixon, of Clinton.
In Pttshcld, i2th ult George W. Dyer OF Btirn
ham, to Miss Esther r.. Wet OF Unity.
In Unity, eth inst, Fillmore Hammond Of Bot m
Mass, to Mis-. Dell a. Shaw Of Troy.
In Dexter, 37th nit, David 7. L'0 nard Of Dexter
h Miss keziah Andrews of Abbott.
In Saugervillc, Sd T., Albion W. Ellis to Miss
Emma A. Morgan, both of Guiturd.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Xenntbee Sonrnal.
PHILLIPS.
Snd Drowning Accids mt.

Special Despatch 10 the Daily Kennebec Journal.
PHILLIPS, November -.
Mr.. Ezia Goldsmith of Phillips, was drowned
on Friday last, in crossing the Toothaker pond,
while returning from his days work. He crossed
the pend in the morning with safety, and on re-
turning home at night he had advanced but about
fifty feet upon the ice when it suddenly broke and
let him in. He gave alarm for help, and was
heard by boy, who went for assistance. lie was
in the water from five until nine o'clock. 1t was
thought that if help could have been secured but
a few minutes sooner he could have been saved.
lie leaves wife and one child, little boy about
five years old.
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! Editorial from kennebec Daily journal, Nov. 9th
1873
Permanent and Radical Cure OF Deaf.
ness.
The following testimonial as to the skill and abil-
ty of DR.. c. b. Lighthill, has been voluntarily and
without solicitation handed that gentleman. 1t is
the expires sion of enc who is ready to admit that
had il nc. been for Dr. Lighthill his son would have
continued entirely deaf Let those who are in like
manner ii.ted read and ponder. DIR. Lighthl! Ii
now stopping at the Mansion House, where he may
be consulted:
AUGUSTA, November ith, 1873.
DIR. c. Il. LIGHTHILL
About eight years ago I called upon you at the
Mansion House, Augusta, fer advice and treatment
for q son of mine, then l6 years of age. He had
been partially deaf and growing steadily more SO,
for years previous in fact since infancy; tatlyery
offensive and profuse discharges of matter from the
ears Yoa have entirely cured him. 30 that for
years he has had NO trouble whatsoever, either
from deafness nor running at the ears, l consider
the money paid you the best investment have ever
made.
ELISHA COOLIDGE, Jaw, Maine.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. November Is, 1877

Chicago, NOvembef 10, 1915.
Flour-extra spring "a $50.
Wheat-NO. spring each al06h; lC611 a. Dec:
9s-aa Nov.
Corn-No. = mixed, cash 5lk8-; Nov. Ska /;
a474 Dec;
Oats-No.2 ., S2%5a cash; Nov. 3,ha-.
Rye-No. 2, as7h
Barley-No.2 spring o3,+a- cash: G3lea- Nov.
Dec. Sla-.
Dressed Hogs-9 00aS So.
Pclk-22 s9-a2l % cash; 10 ga Dan; 10 Is
al9 So Nov
Lard-l1 81 a all IS cash; A. Dec.
II s0a- Nov.
Bulk Meats shoulders AS -; short rib mid
liza; short clear mid llxa1-.
Hams Is Ms average a..
Whiskey-ll2-a.
Receipts 600 flour; ,0OG wheat; 81 ,0eoc
1900 oats; 400 rye; 5000 barley.
Shipments--l2.o0 COD flour; 239 ,00e wheat: 900
corn l1i. 900 oats; 4.Ce) barley: 100 rye.
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EUROPE.
Sweden.

Stockholm, November 10. \ serious railway
collision occurred on the road between Linkspng
and Liankiebcrg. Six persons killed cut
right and twelve more or less injured.
Spain.
Santander, November Is. Two thousand more
troops were embarked here to-day for the islsod
of Cuba.
That Little Note from the United States
Madrid, November II. The Correspondence
of this city, states that the reply OF Spain to the
recent note OF the United States in regard to the
treaty of 1875, will defend the rights of Spain with
energy but moderation. 1t will express the hope
that III her desire to maintain the good relations
between the two countries, Spain viii meet with
reciprocity.
Paris, November 10. The ship Iennic has ar
rived at Rochefort. All the sailors found aboard
were arrested. The six Greek sailors remain i'm
prisoned at Stables Dalonne
Religiouss
The Progress DIES Nord states that the clergy of
Itoubaix refused to chant the PRAYER beginning
"Domine fac salvani rcni PUBLICAN on the 9TH,
as requested in the circular of the minister of
public worship.
Fighting in Turkey.
London, November 10. The Times telegram
fIom Cataro, says that eight Turkish batta ions
under Sem Pasha have been surrounded near
Gotschalk, by 5000 Herzegovinian insurgents, and
at last accounts fighting was going on.
LATER.
The encounter resulted in the retreat Of the
Turkish forces to Gotschalk, with loss of 1000
killed. and their baggage, ammunition and sew
erai cannon captured
The Lennie Mutiny.
The Times Paris letter contains additional par
ticuars of the mutiny on the ship Lennie, which
show that the bottle containing the intelligence of
the affair was thrown overheard by Van IIogdock,
the steward, who, with sailor and cabin boy, en-
deavorcd to the officers, at the risk of their
own lives.
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rELEGRAMSIN GENERAL.

George Belmorc, the actor, died in New York,
yesterday morning.
Mark Killam, farm laborcr at Revere, Mass,
suicided by drowning in mud hole, yesterday.
The Sd reading of the French electoral bill ha.
been fixed for Friday.
1t is estimated that the damage done in London
and vicinity, by the high tide this morning, will
reach fully S5,000,000.
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Letter from Hon. Ira Fish.

PATTEx, Me
For several years have been afnicted with the
CAtarrh. 1 have tried many prescriptions for it
without receiving any benefit therefrom. have
taken your medicine about two months and it has
cured me. l would recommend those who are AZ
niced with this disorder to apply to you. am con.
ndent if they will strictly follow your directions.
that cure will be effected, however inveterate the
case may be
IRA FISH.
nov9t&wlm
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BELFAST.
Water Power Leased

Belfast, Nov. Is. The extensive water works
owned by Hiram +. Pierce, at the mouth of the
Goose River one mile from the wharves in this
city has been leased to Charles P. IIazeltine and
Frank B. Bckford for twenty years. Mills and
ice houses are to be Immediately erected, and a
large manufacturing interest is expected to follow.
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The Governor and Council met Yesterday atte.-
noon and continued the session in the evening. The
principal business CT the session will be opening
docketng and reporting on the election returns
which was commenced yesterday ard will probah-
ly occupy several days.
A hearing will be given on the Bridg'on repre-
snrtatiNe casc. Ills atterEonn.
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Cure OF Deain ess.
SOUTH NORRIDGEwOCK,
Cnn,orcaf 70 Mo nocember Is Ia

SOUTH NORRIDGEwOCK,
Somerset Co., Me-, December Is, ls6l.
DIR LIGHTHILL-Dear Sir: Permit me to sx.
press my gratitude to you for the wonderful cure Of
deafness which You have performed upon my faith
err who is almost 70 years of age and has been ha
OF hearing for nearly 20 years. and for the last six
years has been SO deaf as to render any conversa-
ton with him almost impossible. But now alter
your invaI ab;e services have been rendered to him
with such happy results, he can hear wi h nearly
the alertness of child. Wishing you the happi-
ness aud success you so richly merit. sign myself
Yours. "A, DAVIS.
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Trial Postponed.
MASSACHuS EI'Is.
Fires.


Boston, November Is. Stevens 4 Willis tack
factory, at South Brsntree, was damaged 5000
worth by fire, yesterday morning. Insurance
$1,000.
Still Alive.
Thomas Z. Pulsifer, the old man who was as
saulted Saturday night, is alive, but there arc no
hopes of his recovery. The police believe they
have clue to his assailants.
Murderer Pronounced Insane.
William Russell, who murdered his mother and
attempted to kill his brother, at Byfeld last May,
was pronounced insane and sent to the lunatic
asylum, to-day, in the Supreme court.
Criminal Matters.
In the case of the outrage upon the little girl
Mary Hammond, in Dorchester district, some
days ago, preliminary examination was held to-
day and the mother and Roger OConnor, latter
accused of the crime and former Of completely,
were each held IN $4,000 for action Of the grand
jury.
Mrs. Marshall of Stonington, shot by her hus-
band, Saturday night, as was thought fatally, is
still alive and is now thought will recover. The
would be murderer has not yet been arrested.
Obituary.
Midway, November Is. James Ii. Ellis Of
Rockville, for four years selectman of Midway
and representative TO the Mass legislature, died
at 1890 a. m. to day.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Court Matters.

Providence, November ID. In the United States
circuit court, to-day. George +. Butterworth and
Maria ). Bntterworth were indicted for uttering
and passing counterfeit United States currency.
George plead guilty and was Sentenced to five
years in the State prison. The Indictment against
Maria was not pressed.
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| Editorial from kennebec Daily Journal Nov. 1t
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Home Testimony !
Highly Important Letter from
Frank u. Whiteh0use. Esq, Augusta. N {

DIR. LIGHriIILL: DEAR SIR-SOme years since
took n severe cold, which produced partial deaf
ness. Various remedies were applied without
eneclng any beno fetal results, bnt the difficulty
gradually increased, until after the lapse of about
three wears, / had become so hard of hearing that
WAS unable to distinguish any but very loud
sounds. | WAS then placed under your treatment
and very soon experienced relief. Since then
have had no return OF the difficulty and feel that
au indebted to you for the restoration of my hear
ing. Respectfully you're,
FRANK O. WIiITEHOU>E.
Augusta, Nov. 9Th 1870.
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Cincinnati Produce Market:

Cincinnati November II, 1873.
PORK-S22 90 a2l.00.
LARD steam l2ail IS; kettle, l3-g-.
BULK MEArS-shoulders Sd; clear rib sldee
lid f;iear sides II ia1%
BACON shoulders --a0-; clear rib sidef IA
-, clear siaes lidls.
WIIiSkkS- IIl-a.
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NEBK ASkA.
Trims blocked by SNOW.

Omaha, November Is. Reports received here
tonight, from west of Cheyenne, report the trains
blocked by snow. 1t will probably be day or
two before Geographic communication through to
San Francisco can be had. The Union Pacific is
sending ont snow trains from Cheyenne
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~@ - =
From WIN. Il. Smith, Esq, Treasurer
Augusta Savings Bank.

Augusta SNvIhSs DHHk'
DIR. Leu fHILL-Dear Sir: Some few years since
my son, Geo Il. smith, was placed under your care
for tr, atment for grow ing deafness which threat
ened the gradual and entire loss Of hearing. When
ever tie was attacked with slight cold his hearing
would become imperfect and at times quite alarm
ing Renewed attacks continue to increase the diff
6culty and always left him in worse condition. l
take grea. pleasure in saying that your treatment
entirely relieved him he has since had no return Of
the difficulty, and think him entirely restored. l
am happy to give this unsolicited testimony TO your
skill and SO far as my son is concerned, who
have no doubt but for your treatment would have
been entirely deprived Of his hearing.
Respectfully yours,
WIN. r. SMITH.
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SKOWHEGAN.
Fire.

Skowhegan, November Is. The farm buildings
owned and occupied by Justus Butterfield of So
Ion, was burned Saturday night The fire caught
in the barn; origin not known. Part of the furn-
iture was saved. Loss 81 800; 10 insurance.
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DAMARISCOTTA.
Fatal ACCIDENT.

Damariscotta, November Ii. In removing
mast from the schooner c. c. Bearce to the wharf,
this afternoon the mate Julius Liebert of Phila-
delpha, German was accidenty caught between
it and the vessel and crushed that he lived but
half an hour.
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{ urc of Diseased Eyes-Statcment Of Col.
Alden, Augusta, Me.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Dr. c. b. Lislnhill lew years .ince treated one
OF NY sons for sore eyes and it gives me pleasure
to recommend him to all needing his services, as
NV SON was very much benefited by him.
ID. ALDEN.
ansu a, October 56,h 1878.
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Our readers saw the account in yesterdays pa
per of the entering of Capt. Joseph Parks house
in Searsport, the burglars securing quite 4 sum of
money and other valuables. Capt. Park is the
father of Mrs. G. A. Robertson Of this city.
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10.

Schooner Sunk-lhe Crew Lost.
Cincinnati, November ID. The schooner Cora
Reed, owned at Sandusky, sank yesterday off the
Canadian coast. The entire crew are supposed to
he lost.
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BANGOR.
Slight Fire.

Bangor, November l6. A fire occurred al
Plaisted's tannery lat evening" damaging drying
room about 500 worth. Insured in the Home
Insurance Co.
snow.
light snow began to fall at q m
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Until December Is, 1875.

80 -
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The third annual exhibition of the Maine Pou-
try Association will be held at Portland, January
goth, and last six days. The entries will close Jan.
18th. The most liberal premiums will be offered.
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New Mop Of Augusta.

New WSP Va AW&u
Messrs. Comstock & Cline of New York have
completed their new typographical map Of Augusta,
and it is now being delivered by Mr.. Sherman to
subscribers and others. The publishers give all
they promised, and more too and while we notice
some unavoidable mistakes in names, no blunders
are found in making lots, avenues, streets, &c.
Indeed the map cannot but be accurate, as it was
made from actual surveys. The map shows not
only thicky settled portions of the city, but the
whole considerably extended territory ofthe entire
city, showing ward bonndaries-with streets and
roads in outlying districts, together with lot lire,
location Of each house, store, mandatory, pub
lie building, designated by name. 1t is about five
feet square, and gotten up in the best style Of the
art Business men will want it in their counting
rooms, and families will desire to have it in their
houses. The agent will be happy to deliver copies
to all desiring them.
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ILLINOIS,.
Indian Affairs.

Chicago, November Is. The Comm issoners
who recently attempted to effect treaty with the
Indians for the Black Hills country, are in this
city, and commenced preparing their report this
morning.
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ASIA.
Military Matters.

London, November Is. A special to tine Times
from Perak dated Nov. 18th, states that the troops
are entrenching the British residence and await
reiaforcements before attacking the Malay stock
ade, which is seven miles distant. 1t is expected
that an attack Will be made in about a week.
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local amo State Mems.

There will be union prayer meeting this even
ing, at the Free Baptist vestry, beginning at half
past seven o'clock.
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LEWISTON.
Shooting Accident.

Lewiston, November -. Mrs Albert Hilton in
moving fowling piece, struck the hammer
against the banisters, and the charge lodged in
her right arm, njurins it so as to require amputa-
ton.
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NEW YOlsK.
AIrPS1pI.

New York, November l5 Daniel Dundas, a
quack doctor, is under arrest for binding and gag
gng sick man named Lewis Clark, vester slav
and then 18th the cid of three othn"i ronbng the
premises.
Poisoned Cheese.
Fifteen persons were seriously, and twenty
more badly poisoned by eating cheese purchased
at the store attached to Bloodgood's mills Satur
day night.
City of Waco.
An investigation into the burning of the steam
ship City of Waco, will be begun to-day, at the
Office of supervising inspector of steamboats,.
The Lost Found.
George Barrucker, u deaf mute letter carrier,
who has been missing since election, has been
found at Blackwell's Island, where he was sent on
a false charge of drunkenness, the police swear
ing his signmaking with his hands and arms was
evidence of inebriation.
Cruelty to a Sailor.
Second engineer Caldwell is under arrest in Liv-
erpool, for the murder of one of the crew by kick
ing and other crueties, while the man was SIGH,
on the last voyage of the steamship Brittanne,
from this port.
Marine Disaster.
Ship RNenscrag arrived tonight. Reports that
Oct 10Th, lat. As %, lon. 30 26, she took II men
from the brig Morne, fIom st. Pierre, y. F., for
San Salvon, France which had capsized the day
before. The Morne had I passengers and a crew
of r. Gu the 18th she was struck by gale,
which suddenly swept everything from the deck,
and she lost her boats. - Of the passengers AMI
> OF the crew were lost.
FIRE.
Syracuse, November u The box factory owned
by j. Is. x &. Bliss, in this city, was entirely
burned last night. Loss $4,000; partially in
sured The fire was the work of an ncendiary-
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NEW i'SibIfE.
Fire.

Fire.
Great Falls, November Is. A barn, belonging
to the Great Falls Manufacturing Co., containing
40 tons of hay, was totally DESTROYED by fire, Sat
urday night. Cause unknown. The loss is COW
cred by insurance
Trial Postponed.
Plymouth, November Is. The trial of Sawyer
the Piermont murderer, is indefinitely postponed,
on account of the sickness of Mr. Emerson.
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Horace Elwell, who committed suicide in Ios-
ton, the other day, while in fit of insanity, SUI
perinduced by an attack of delrium tremens, be-
longed in Gardiner, where he has resided until
within few months. He has been engaged in the
horse trading business and was drinking man.
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BRUNSWICK.
Explosion.

Brunswick, November ID. An explosion &C.
cured this morning at the gas works Of the Cabot
Manufacturing Co., doing some damage to the
boiler &C, and setting fire to the roof Loss pro-
badly small. Some Inconvenience will be felt in
consequence of the accident, as the works supply
the town as well as the mills, and until the repairs
are completed, only partial supply of gas can be
manufactured.
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One Of the water wheels Of the wooden NM at
North Vassalboro', has broken down, when oisas-
ter will interrupt manufacturing operations 'of al
least two weeks.
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The work of taking spawn from the salmon at
the Bucksport breeding works of Mr.. Chas. G, At
kins, has commenced.
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The Provident Association Of Gardiner, which
fills much the same field as the Howard Hcnevo-
lent Society in this city, has been recently rcor-
ganzed for the winter campaign, choosing the fol
lowing officers President Dea, Daniel lalrahec ;
Treasurer, Hiram X. Morrell; Secretary, Geo
II Raw