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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

The commencement exercises at the State Col
lege in Orono, begin on Saturday, the 3lst of July,
and continue until August Sd. The present grad
uating ca,. i, the first that has completed the en-
tire course under the charge of President Allen,
and the eighteen graduating students certainly do
credit to their Alma Mater and its able corps OF
instructors. Several Of the class have already
been engaged to fill responsible positions. BY a
notice published in these columns the other day. 1t
will be seen that the graduates of the previous
wears are winning an enviable reputation as engi-
neers, farmers, teachers and business men.
large number of applications for Abundance to the
next Freshman class have been received, and the
prospect is that 10 will be one of the largest
classes ever entering the institution. Among
those who will be present during commencement
week are the Governor and Council, nearly all
the congressional delegation of Maine, and many
other prominent men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20
STATE n e W..

Mr. Adna Cushman of South Paris, has recent
" lost two fine cows; the cause of their death is
unknown. The last that died was opened and Ill
the organs were found in n healthy condition ex-
cepting the coating Of the stomach. The animal
suffered great pain previous to her death, and was
sick but few hours
We don't know what there is in the make MP Of
Mrs Algernon Sartoris, daughter Of the PSesi-
dent" which makes it unusual for her - give
birth to . son weighing 10 l-2 pounds. Other 10.
men in Calais are doing the same sort Of thing
states that see did so last Sunday. Well, what If
she did '-[Calais Advertiser.
The workmen in the Monson quarries have sub
scribed 500 or more for the dependent mother Of
WIN. Grant, who was fatally injured BY the pre-
mature discharge Of blast last week.
A Portland man, who has been spending week
like rooster" His explanation 10, "Becaass on
his own industry and enterprise depends the sss
Of his crop" And then be pokes you in the stOn.
ach with his forefnger and says, "Crop. you
know" with . leer that makes you want 10 knock
him down. Portland Advertiser.
The following are the recent business changes
Ia the State ,.f.ss1I
Portland-J. l. Libby i Co.. ". prod. and CON-,
dis; now q. G. Hackett 4 Co.
Bangol-Dcan 4 Perkins, gro. dis; nov 8. n.
Dean.
Belfast-w Brown. market, sold out to o. g
White,
Newport-Ssrgent 4 Devereaax, gen. store,
dis; now w. ID. Sargent.
Winthrop-Dura Jewett, sash factory sold to
Geo. Fairbanks. a.s
Bishop Nicely, Episcopal bishop Of Maine, con.
Quoted the services at Bar Harbor on Sunday last.
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NAL e and the Centennial.
OFFICE OF MAINE CENTENNIAL
-

OFFICE OF MAINE CENTENNIAL
BOARD. Portland, July 1873.
The American Centennial Is now an assured sue
cess, ami within year the nations of the earth
will exhibit their choicest works OF art, their man.
ufactures, acd the products of the soil and mine,
along lie own. in the vast buildings and enclo-
snics Of fairniount Park in Philadelphia. 1t is
now universally conceded that no previous Worlds
Fair ever had greater facilities or brighter prof-
poets, and we most earnestly urge the people of
our own State to respond in every possible way, in
order to be justly entitled to share of credit
for the great of this International Exhibit
ton.
We appeal TO the people of the State for just ex.
Position OF Gu: industrial and material wealth. We
want the pro iuces of our Cotton Mills along the
saco An! the andre scoggin; the fine Woolens that
have made Berwick, Vassalboro', Dexter, Hartland
and other manufactures famous: every ingenious
device and every valuable contribution to mechan.
cal skill; the finest samples of garden and field
crops; specimens of our woods wood manufacture,
and grasses; and the finest products of our stock
farms, our diaries and our fisheries.
And above all, we desire to have exhibited to the
| nation and the world the vastness and variety of
our material wealth. We want collections Of PIE
cious stones and metals; the lime Of Knox and
Aroostook 1.-The feldspar of sagadahoc the rich iron
derfu slate quarries that span owashps and coun.
| ties and which comprise and combine every quail.
ty the earth has every produced; the marvellous
granite, from the pure white Of Halowell, to the
mottled of our outlying islands, the red of Jones'
port and the marble OF Deer Isle.
Full information as TO space and classification
will be furnished by the undersigned. Contribu.
tons should be ready by Jan. lst, rs.
Reduced rates oftransportation are promised and
specific terms will be seasonably announced by
| circulars.
Correspondence is solicited from all sources and
every question AMI suggestion will receive ready
| attention.
| Let all our people heed the invitation and the
promise; for in benefit to individuals and in honor
and adv antage to the State, nothing SO important
can again offer; and if we are true to this op-
portunty, We shall surely make showing in 70
that will do credit to our people, and be an honor
| to our State.
| ENOCH KNIGHT, Sec'y.
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Chicago Proauce Market.
chicago. July 10. 1878.

Flour-extra spriug 49a5 36--. -
wheat-No. spring cash slls'< Sept;
Gorn-No. :. mixed. cast. 7ox -: ~. .5lka-;
oats-No. 2. 4s-a-- cash: July. ta,ka--, -s3ps
Aug; 57k A. Sept. d
Ryo--NO.2 l02al0l.
Barley-NO.3 spring l67alOs cash: lo2x Bepz.
Dressed Hogs SOOaS So. -
al9 SCI sept. # EsFy&l u
Lard-i3 a5-al3 20 cash: 10 Cats So Ang.
Is 40 Sept.
Bulk Meats shoulders sh4a--; short rib u,id
llHa-; short clear mid ak.
Hams Is bs average #.
Whiskey--ll7-all7. .-sray
Freights-COrp to Buffalo, N a; wheat do az
a&.
Keceipts-7 900 four: %. o0t wheat: 20t 00o cora:
l7,e0s oats; $50 rye; $50 barley. o ~.
shipments IS O0o hour; l6o 90 wheat; IL. 0Oe
corn: a .0OO oats. l 000 barley. ,00e rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

DR.. A. II. Chamberlain, the popular surgeon
dentist who has been engaged here in his profess
sonal duties for several years. is about to leave the
city, to the regret Of his many patrons. He has sold
his interest here to DR.. j. l.. Williams of Nassal-
boro' and II. ii. Parcher, recently of Skowhcgan,
who will take DIR. Chamberlans office here. The
Doctor will continue business here until the Sec
ond week in September, and about the first of Oc
tober he will sail for Europe. He is to be ascot
sted in business at n ice, France, with DR.. Chas.
o. Hall, formerly of New York. but who has been
in France some fifteen years, in most successful
practice. DIR. Chamberlain has received flattering
Inducements to become associated with DR.. Hall,
and he did not feel at liberty to decline them. DIR.
Chamberlain's family will remain in Augusta for
the present.
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a HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. If our readers
knew of the real merits of Renne's Magic OIL we
are sure they would make place for it on their
sideboard shelf at once. For burns, scalds,
sprains, colds, nfamstory complaints, and in fact
nearly all the aches pains and ills that the human
frame is heir to- there is medicine sold that ex-
GELS, if it equals this popular pain reliever. VIM.
Renne is no quack lie is one of the first citizens
of Pittsfeld, Mass, and his reputation for integr
ty and perfect upright dealings in everything, is
one that he would never risk on an unworthy ar
ticle. We advise our readers to try Renne
Magic OIL and if it does not prove equato our as
sertion, hold us responsible.
Troy, \. Y. Daily Times.
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Personal.

Personal.
Rev. Fred Sturgis formerly of this city, has been
spending few weeks at Ragged island, near Orrs
island, in the vicinity of Hsrpswell. Mr.. Sturgs
has been unable to preach for two or three years,
on account Of poor health.
Rev. Mr.. Penney and family start to-day on
their annual vacation. They will "tent it" for a
month ON Diamond Island Portland harbor, a
quiet resting place that Mr.. Penney has annually
visited for several years.
DR.. H. NJ Harlow's family 60 to Squirrel island
this morning, ON the steamer Magnet. They will
spend two or three weeks at the island, which is
now in its summer glory
Mr. Charles K Partridge and family 90 to Harps-
well, to luxurate.
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LANCASTER, Pa, July 81, 81.
Mr.. JAMES I. FELLows-Sir: l am pleased to
inform you that my health improving under the
use Of your Hypophosphtes. Excessive tax OF
the brain had so exhausted my body that l could
neither work nor enjoy myself, and it was with
difficulty that l could sleep at all. tried rest
and active exercise, various medicinal remedies
and the most popular ply scians, and accide nially
heard OF your Syrup in New York. l purchased
three bottles at Caswell & Hazards, and until
used that nothing relieved nc. Now | can cal
well, sleep well, work well and feel well, and have
good reason to consider your Syrup most sur
prising and capital restorer of the mind and ner-
vous system, and advise all who have much brain
work to take it. You are at liberty 10 this as
you may.
Yours. very truly,
JEROME SIiENk. Insurance Agent.
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FOR EI(;N.
GERMANY.

Berlin, July ~. Approximate returns Of the
Bavarian elections indicate that the Electoral
College will consist of n liberals and 70 Ultra
Montanes.
England.
London, July 10. A despatch to The Reuter-,
dated Constantnople, to-day, says: "The dstur-
Dances in Herzegovina are believed to be serious
The com nssioners sent by the Porte to the
country. have reported by telegraph that they are
unsuccessful. The whole district between Mostar
and the Austrian frontier, down nearly as far as
Rangusta, is in q state Of revolt.
Parliament.
London, July 10. In the House OF Commons,
tonight, Dsraeli stated that the government will
proceed with the agricultural, the merchant ship
ping, the judicature and the land transfer bills.
He declined to say what disposition would be
made of the other measures. He hoped, with
the assistance of the House, to bring their labors
to close under reasonable and satisfactory Pc
Rod. Much dissatisfaction is expressed at the
premer's indefniteness.
Banquet.
Among the functonsries invited to the lord
mayors international banquet, who have sgniied
their acceptance, are the mayors OF Boston and
Quebec.
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Maine Manufacturing News.

As there is prospect Of q revival in business in
the great centres of trade. the propretors of man
ufactmiDg establishments in this State are not
without reason looking for a lively sale OF manu- :
featured goods next autumn.
Some Of the mills in Lewiston have made some
heavy sales Of goods the past week The feeling
is becoming stronger that the mills will not find it
necessary to reduce their time this season.
The Etna Cheese factory was organized last
March. The whole expense OF the factory when
it was ready to run, including machinery, land
and everything connected with it, except milk
cans, was a few dollars less than Sl700. The fac
tory started up the 18th of June with $500 lbs, of
milk, but dropped off little from that, for short
time. The quantity now received is from 2 800 10
2600 pounds per day, which makes six cheeses,
weighing about so pound. each, as they come
from the press,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

BELFAST.
A Belfast Vessel Wrecked.

Oak Bluffs July 10. Schooner Joshin, Getch-
ell, OF and from Belfast for Rondout, with car
20 of slaves, and Jesse Williamson, Jr., Stewards
from Port johnson, of and from Portsmouth, with
COAL were in collision Off Robnson's Hole, Vine
yard Sound, this morning. The Joshin was Gu,
down to the waters edge forward, losing her bow
spirit and all her headgear, catheads, knghtheads
bulwarks, etc. The Jesse Williamson, Jr., lost
her bowspsit headgear, cutwater and started hei
waterways The Williamson towed the Joshin to
this port, where both vessels will repair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

Apportionmsnf q School Money.
The Assessors and the Supervisor Of Schools Of
Augusta, have apportoned to the several districts
the school money for the present. year. The fol-
lowing figures give the result:
City Appropriation. $6,25200
Due from State-Savings Bank tax and
interest on permanent school fund, l,7l2.55
Mill Tax, 2,2S7.64
Total amount to be apportioned for
schools, SlO,252.l9
The Village District voted to raise the sum of
$4,000 in addition to the amount received from the
city and State.
The following schedule gives the names Of the
districts, names of agents, amount Of money, ETC.,
apportoned to each district,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

SroP THAT CoUGH,-We have, during the las
year sold large quantities of DIR. MORRIS SYRUP
OF TAR, Wild Cherry and Horehound, and believe
colds, throat hoarseness, asthma, and all dis
eases of the throat, lungs and chest, leading 10
consumption. II cures Group in lew minutes,
and is the best known remedy tor whNoping cough,
contains no opium, and is pleasant 10 take. Cough
worn victims, whose lungs are racked and torn
with paroXy sms which threaten TO choke them, find
sure and speedy relief in its use Trial size 10
cents. Cali and inquire about it OF Partridge Bros.
prietors. octl7.teodly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20
MISSOURI.
Indicted.

st. Louis, July 49,. The following persons
were indicted In connection with the whskey
frauds, to-day before the United States court
General John Mcdonald, late supervisor of the
district, and Col John A. George, late revenue
agent, charged with receiving unlawful fees and
for violation of their duties and powers. The de-
PENDANTS plead not guilty, waving q formal ar
raignment. Rudolph A. Ulrce, for not effacng
the stamp and bonds from casks, and for carrying
on a distillery without giving bond. Arrangement
waived. Plead not guilty. Personal recogniz-
ance SO 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

Some one who puts in the corner of his letter a
curious Ku-Klux sign, or other omnous mark,
sends to Sheriff Libby the following note. He
hasn't the manliness TO give his name; aud if the
truth were known about this individual the revela-
ton would be of sneak, and no. friend of tenn
perance or the enforcement of the law
Mr.. Libby.
Sir-Forbarancc has seased to be a virtue.
Order your Deputy to Search all places where
liquor is supposed to be Kept Contrary to the Stat
ute Law of Main, or be reported TO the Governor
for neglect of duty within "a hours, This Call is
from Gardiner needed Immediately
July IA 1875.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

London, July 10. The ties in the shooting Of
Saturday, at Wimbledon, for the st. Leger sweep
stakes were shot off to-day. Fulton, Of the
Americans, won, Mitchell second and John Rigby
third.
LATER.
The shooting for the Albert prizes took place
to-day, at Wimbledon-ranges 200 600 and 900
yards. In the shooting at the first two ranges the
scores show that Gildersleeve is ahead. having
made 6S points out Of possible 20. At the first
range. Gildersleeve, Fulton and Coleman, Of the
Americans, each made "a points out of . possible
So, while Hamilton, Petty, Wyatt, Greenhill and
Rigby, the latter two OF the Irish eight, made 50
points.
At the second range, only Greenhill and Rigby
maintained close competition with the Americans,
scoring 81 points each.
In the match for the Rifle Association cup, in
which each man has 10 shots at 600 yards range,
Coleman scored 40 out Of possible 30, leading a
large number of competitors Gildersleeve made
4S points.
The excellence of the American Workmanship
causes establishment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

There never will be better time to buy Mill.
merry at Mrs. NJ. p. Websters than the present
Hats and Bonnets are being sold at about one
half the former prices, for the suppose of closing
out the summer stock. There is very little prof,
on Hair and Fancy Goods, and none whatever on
articles quoted. l5o Water Street iulyl2ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

A careful and painstaking statstician who rath-
er enjoys looking into such matters estimates that
there are now perambulating the country more
than one hundred thousand agents who nom
producers and receive their support at the ex-
pense Of the industrious classes. And this when
farmers are offering two dollars day for hands,
and thousand Of broad and fertile of lands in
the State are awaiting cultivation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

The Whittier Company of Dorchester, Mass,
are the contractors for the new boilers TO be used
for heating purposes at the Insane Hospital. They
are to be 54-iach boilers Of the best material and
workmanship. The old boilers are to be rejected
as not possessing sufficient heating power The
Trustees intend that the outlay.for these needed
improv ements shall come inside of the legislative
appropl iation for the purpose.
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A Happy Contrast.

HAppy VOhtEuSV'
Our Kent's Hill correspondent sends US the fol-
lowing, contrasting bad wife with good wife;
ABAD WIFE. II pity from my heart the un-
happy man who has . bad wife. She is shackles
shoulder, smoke to his eyes, vinegar to his teeth,
a thorn to his side, dagger to his heart.
The Coon WIFE. "She is none of your dainty
DANES, who love to appear in variety Of suits
every day new; ~ if good gown, like strata
good wife sets up sail according to the keel of
her husband estate; and if Of high parcntage, she
doth not 80 remember what she was by birth, that
she forgets what she is by match"
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PORTLAND.
Accident.

Portland, July 10. A little French boy named
Alphonso Dulpin, about eight years old, was play
ing in boat off Grand Turnk wharf and fell ov-
erboard. Some workmen got him out, but his
fall br oke his colar-bone.
Flour and Grain.
The following were the receipts of flour and
grain for the week ending July To-
Flour, 2700 barrels
Corn, 400 bushels.
Oats, $40 "
The following was received July II:
Flour $3.50 barrels.
Corn, 7400 bushels.
Base Ball.
Tomorrow the famous Lowells of Lowell
Mass, will play the Resolutes game on Pre-
sumpscot Park. The Lowells rank among the
very best amateur clubs in the country; in fact
they are the rivals of the Live Oaks of Lynn, foi
the first place. These two famous clubs have
played two games together this year, and each
have won one from the other, while in champion
ship games the Lowells are ahead. There will be
large crowd to witness the game.
In MemOriam.
The Cumberland Bar met this afternoon ant
appointed committee to prepare resolution or
the death of Hon. j. II. Williams whose funera
occurs Tuesday afternoon.
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The seventh reunion Of the l-l0-29th Maine
Regiment Association will be held at one of the
islands Of Casco Bay, Thursday, August 18th.
Families or individuals absent from the city dur
ing the travelling season can have the Daily Jour-
nal mailed to them postpaid, at the rate of 10 cents
per month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

The proprietor of the Kennebec River Express,
Mr.. II. A. Brick, attends personally to orders
committed to him, and exercises the greatest care
in the transfer and delivery of goods. lie has re-
Gently made = contract with large dealers in
peaches in Philadelphia, and will this summer and
fall be better able than ever to supply his custom
ers with nice fruit.
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The Attorney.Generalship.
Weather Probabilities for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising followed by falling barometer, winds shift,
ing to southwest ann southeast, slightly warmer
clear or partly cloudy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

Mr.. Ora II. Chase Of IIartland, was duly set
apart 70 the work Of the Gospel ministry, by the
laying on of hands, on Thursday, July lst The
sermon and charge was by Elder w. p. Jackson
of Augusta, and the right hand Of fellowship by
Elder James Tibbets of Hartland.
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VIRGINIA.
Storm.

Fort Monroe, July 10. The pilot boat Slicer
reports hurricane off the capes yesterday after
noon. The bark Wallace aud several schooners
lost sails.
Yellow Fever.
Norfolk, July 10. There has been no case of
yellow fever here or at quarantine this season.
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M ARYLAND.
Marine News.

Baltimore, July 10. The schooner William
Penn with load of ship timber for Bath, return
ed to Baltimore in tow, Monday, for repairs, hay
ing lost both topmasts and sails in gale Satur-
day.
The schooer c. c. Lane, bound to an Eastern
port returned with loss OF sails.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

The members of the joint committee elected
by the several Masonic bodies in this city, are re-
quested to meet at Masonic Hall, this (Tuesday)
evening, at s o'clock, on important business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-20

We hear it limited that one of the teachers in the
village district has decided not to teach any more,
but will hereafter devote her energies to the cares
of domestic life. Her pupils will feel her loss
keenly
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NEW JERSEY.
Shooting ARRAY.

Jersey City, July 10. Steamer Cabano, which
was seized here Saturday, was made fast to the
dock by the United States marshal. A Waterman
attempted to cast off the lines, when a deputy
shot him, but not fatally. ~