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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-07
Body Recovered.

The body of Hughie Quigley, drowned in
the river the Sunday previous. was dis
covered floating in the water short dis
lance above Boomers Dam last Thursday
morning. The body was first seen by a
young boy who apprised his father of tn e
fact, and it was at once recovered, and tax en-
to the home of the parents. The funeral
took place the same day from ST. Demands
Catholic Church.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-07
Festival,

The Good Templars will have a Straw
berry and Ice Cream Festival at their Hall
in Cambr;an Block next Friday everi ne,
June 9Th. Both Halls will De occupied,
giving plenty of room for the friends to
have pleasant time. Let there be good
attendance. Admission 10 cents. Suppe-
thirty cents
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-07
person al.

man of Milwaukee, and family, spent last
Sunday in the city.
Hon. S. S. Barney, of West Bend, will
deliver the Fourth of July address at Pal
myra
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-07

The Premium List for the Wisconsin,
State Agricultural Society is out. The
State Fair is to be held this year in Mil
waukee, Sept 18th, :l2th, 18th, l4th and
18th.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-07

Corrected Weekly by TIL. Rack
Commission Merchant, Main Street
Watertown.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-07

Last Saturday evening the Board held
meeting to consider the FIRE steamer cues.
ton, but no definite action in the matter
was arrived at, and Monday morning found
the adherents of the respective engines up
and dressed for another days fight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27
Cincinnati Produce Market.
STATE NEWS.

At the late session of the 5 J. Court Oct q.
IN Portland, the following divorces were decreed
Eliza Bell VS.. John Bell; cause desertion custo-
dy of child to mother; divorce decreed. James
NJ. Stafford vs.. Josephine L. Satiuri no appear
ance; cause, desertIon; divorce decreed.
The Press says that upon land owned by John
SymOnds of Raymond, specimens of quartz.rock
have been recently found. These are said to have
been tested and pronounced to contain gold with
some traces of copper. Digging and blasting are
in progress, and ii the precious metal is found to
exist IN paying quantities, the mine will be
worked.
Three little boys slept at the police station in
Portland, "Wednesday night, because they were
wicked and would steal lumber from the wharves.
The number Of benefciaries of the Willows
Wood Society in Portland, is 63S. I he society
distributed 2J1 2 tons of coal, and 81 ID cords
OF wood at an expense of 81 80 10 last year.
They talk about selling pools in Bangor, on
the election.
The Lewiston journal says: Mr. Lorng Farr
of Manchester, at present principal OF the Gardi-
uer High School, had last Saturday week, a coat.
vest, and watch, worth about forty do lars, stolen
from his room at the johnson House, i'll Gardl-
ncr. The supposed thief took nights lodging
at the hotei the evening before, and while Mr..
Fsrr was at breakfast the rascal rllied his room
The thief then seen to leave the hotel with
the overcoat buttoned close up under his chin.
The police were unable to capture him.
Hops in Oxford county are sold at prices vary.
ing from % TO 2S cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27

Truly "a merciful man is mercifGl
to his beast" The dumb Animals news
paper has th caution: 1--WE hope all who have
animals to care for will provide in time for the
wintry days, near. In how many barns
will there be suffering this winter, in consequence
of neglected cellars, stable doors and walls,
through which the wind W i'll blow and the snow
sift Such neglect is wastful as well as cruel.
More food must be consumed and converted into
heat to keep up the vital warmth, if there be I'M
necessary exposure. Good shelter, good air, and
clean, abundant food is the right of every domes-
tic creature, and it pays their owners in every
sense to supply them"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN STARVING.
TO DEATH IN SERNIA.

New YORK, Oc'oScr %. The Countess Mary
Joanui, Geometry Miss llarlnrton,) an American
woman, writes II letter to tue World, dated at the
Italian consulate Belgrade, Servia, Sept. 2ilh, in
winch she states that quarter of million Of
women, children aud iutrm old men are literally
starving to death in Servia, consequent upon the
ravages of war. She calls on the American pto.
pie to send subscriptions to the editor of the
World to be forwarded to her to provision kitch-
en- IN belgrade, which she will personally super
intend, and from which she can daily distribute
meat, bread and soup to the starving Christian
oervian women and children. She will render "A
faithful account Of all contributions to the Ameri-
can people through tue press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27

Medals and diploma. have been so namerously
awarded at Philadcphia, that they are of little
value IN determining comparative excellence of
exhibits. 1t is only in the judges Reports, just
published, that this is determined, and rank as
signed competing articles.
The Mason & llamlin Cabinet Organs are not
only awarded the Medal and Diploma, but are I'M
cquivocally assigned by the judges The First
Rank in the several requisites of such n.,ru-
ments," which is equivalent TO pronouncng them
best in all the leading qualities of reed organs.
SO this company may add "Phiadelphia. 1876, -
to the record of its peaceful victories in the great
worlds exhibitions at Paris, 1867 Vienna, 1873 !;
and Santiago, 1875.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27

IransaCtlOn OF the UONcrhOr anu
Council.
The Governor and Council yesterday unani-
mously granted leave to. withdraw on the petition
for PARDON Of Michael l.. Enright and Ivory
Hayes, in Kennebec Jail six months for liquor sell
ling. They granted pardon to John Downs. of
No. 10 in Washington county, committed TO State
Prison Nov 9, 1867 for life, for the crime of bur-
rlary At that time the Judge holding the court
had no discretionary powers, but was obliged to
impose the full penalty of Imprisonment for life.
As the crime merited only some eight years, the
was also granted to Frank T. on of Phiadel
phia, committed from Knox county, Oct. I, 1869,
for arson; sentenced for ten years. 1t appeared
trial that after setting the house on fire he
found sitting in the entry. He remarked that he
"wanted to see it burn" Evidently the pardon
was granted on the ground that the man was in
sane when he committed the deed.
The old claim of Mark Traftou, for land, which
came down from the Council of 1874, was decided
in favor of Mr.. Tralton, though his entire claim
was not allowed.
1t was decided that Thanksgiving day should
occur on the day to be designated by the Presi-
dent for the National Thanksgiving.
The Council adjourned to meet on the lilh
inst, at o'clock A. NJ. The time OF the first
three days will be devoted exclusively 70 the ex-
amnatons Of election returns,
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Boston Stock List.

Boston Stock List.
Boston, Oct. 20 1875.
sals at the Brokers' Board
Ea tern Railroad, GIsafh
Bo ton 4 Maine Railroad 3d.
Portland, sa o y Portsmouth, b0-a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27

THURSDAY, October 2Gth


The ease Of Jchn Mcnamara for keeping cider
tppllng shop nuisance, was argued on the part Of
the county attorney ana given to the jury. They
found the delft guilty.
State vs.. Amasa Douglas. of Manchester, for =
liquor nuisance. Pillsbury for def. Verdict, mol
guilt.
Sine =, Leon Jordan. This is an ndctme II,
for trcskrg into Isaac W. Buker's house in
lilcifeld, in the light time, and stealing pot Of
butter containing thilty pounds, valued at $50
The doft. being without counsel, Messrs. Potter
and W. ;. Choatc consented to act by request OF
the court After the testimony had been got out
the county attorney entered mol pros. as to the
breaking, and as 10 the night time. The Jury
found the def. guilty of larceny in a dwelling
house, aud the judge sentenced b IN to six month.
labor in &c county Jail.
state vs.. " lism II. Morrill, of Benton. Tie
crime chsigcd 9sau,t th i, def. is one Of the mos,
brutal and revolving known to the laws. The
victim and prosccuiiN is the deft's. daughter, now
only fifteen years Of age. 5. S. Brown Esq. OF
kendall's Nils i, counsel for def. The trial i.
about ha.f finished at the adjournment
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REDER'S
German Snuff,

Would h I'VE quickly cured. Now what are The
symptoms of CHtarrh? They comm nee with a
sense OF irritation abOut the nasal organs, which, il
not Hllayed with German Shuil, alter short time
eNten'I % The throat A. vou lie dOwn al nght and
tam would sleep ard re II The weary brain,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Oct. 20 1876.

Chicago Oct. 70 1876.
tLOUR-eXtra spring, 81 25a6 90
NhEAT-No. spring, spot, | lOHa - Oct.
l2Isa; Now. ll3I.
CokN-No. 3 mixed, spot. O. = a.; Oct, q. a
nAIS-No. :, 39hl-, spot y l., 34}s.
RlE-No.2, 6lIaaGiLs.
BAkLEi-No spring, IS as, spot.
DRESSED IIOGS--g is - 75
Fohh-i1 % ais 20 spot; oct, Is 3oal5 ai6
LhhD-lo OBJ 10, spot; Nov 8 55a9 311i
mil, "a - short clear mid "a ASK
HAh~-l5 NJ average
WHI>kEY-lG-t
fRElGliIs-COrn to Bufrdo, apt. wheat do
3ba--.
RE- IPrS-l0m6 flour; - 900 wheat; III. Oo1
corn; 1900 Oat-i 800 rye, 800 bailey
SHlPMtNf,- 5000 flour. 1880 wheat; $50 0
corn; 1000 oats; $500 barley; 40 rye.
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u ~ COR.
Wash-Out at the New Dam.

BANGOR October 25. Rise in river since clos
ing of coferdam has caused water to flow over
the new dam at Treats Falls some two feet, and
this morning discovered that the eddy below the
Brewer end, had washed into the bank some twenty
feet. y large force Of men were at once EN-.
ployed filling in with timber and rocks 1t is
thought the washing odt been stopped 50 that no
serious will en-uc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27
A PROCLAMATION.
BY the President of the United States of Am,

BY the President Of the United States of Amer
ica
PROCLAMATION.
From year to year we have been accustomed L
pause in our daily pursuits and set apart time tC
offer our thanks to almighty God for the specia
blessings he has vouChsafed to US with cur prayers
I Tor continuance thereof.
We have at this time equal recson TO be thank
full for his continued protection and for the many
material blessings which his bounty has bestowed
III addition to these avors accorded to us indi-
Vdual~, we have especial occasion to express our
hearty thanks to Almighty God, that by his prov
ldence and guidance our government established
century ago has been enabled TO fulfill the pur-
pose OF ITS founders in offering an asylum to the
people of every race, securing civil and religious
liberty to all within It's borders and netting out to
every individual alike justice and equality before
tie law. 1t is moreover especially our duty to Of.
Ter our humble prayers TO the Father of all mcr-
cies for continuance of His divine favor d., "a. A.,
nation and a. ndNiduals.
By reason of all these considerations l. -lyses
5 Grant, President of the Uni'cd States, do rec
ommon1 TO the people Of the United States to de
vote
Thursday. the 30th Day of November
Next,
to the expression of thanks and PRAYERS to Al
mighty God, and laying aside their daily avoca-
lions and all secular occupations to assemble in
their respective places of worship, anCS observe
such day as day of Thanksgiving and rest.
In witness whereof | have herewith set nv
hand and caused the seal of the United States to
be affixed. Done at the city of Washington this
10Th day of October, III the year of our Lord 1876
and OF the independence of tue United otates Of
America the one hundred and first.
(eigned(, L. S. GRANT.
BY the Pre-, idcnt
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27
In Bankruptcy.

CHICAGO, October 26. W. d. Whitney filed
his voluntary petition III bankruItcy this morning.
His liabihes are SIPS 600, distributed over the
northwest and in New Ioik state. The heaviest
creditor is Z. 6. Whitney of Madison, Wis, who
has a claim of 100000. The assets are bank
and other stock TO the amount of SIPS 900, has
been +, allied under an assignment made in 1875,
to Geo. w. King, b. +. Denning and John Ciatk
of Indiana under the iusovent laws OF that State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27
EUROPE.
The InsurTeciiOn i'm SPAN.

MADRID, October % All the persons implica-
ted in the recent conspiracy will be tried before
the Urinary Tribunals. Among the documents
discovered by the government, are DEGREES signed
by Ruizzorila, comforting public appointments
upon the intended leaders of the Instruction and
bonds rcdeemaoe after the success Of the move
ment. All the military men arrested were on the
half nav list,
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THE NEXT PRESIDENT AT TIE
CENTENNIAL.
lie is Rec lived with Great Enthusiasm.

PnILADELrHIA, October 2G. Gov. II We, Of
Ohio, attended by his personal slah, en- cred The
exhibition gates at | 20 o'clock aud wa, received
by the representatives of the management, anC
numerous DELEGATIONS OF ONO people, who, with
band escorted the Governor 10 the OAiJ state
building, which was Galy decorated with fla2s
and sum ouuded nv an immense mulurudc block
ing up the approaches to all the entrances, and es-
unated to humbet 10000 persons.
At the door of the building the Governor was
received by Gen. McCoOk and Others OF the Ohio
Centennial Boar, and a few moments later was
presented TO the people from the porch OF end of
the building.
After all enthusiastic greeting, President IIaw-
ley, on behalf OF the Centennial authorities, for
mally welcomed the Governor aud all other ylsi-
tors from Ohio
Governor HAYES was then introduced and when
the cheering subsidized spoke as follows:
son behalf OF the people of Ohio, | desire to
make grateful acknowledgemen to all OF the
Centennial authorities for the reception and cor
dial welcome given 10 all OF US.
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IIat mie,s Summer Due,

Yet in the highest degree Disiniectant and pre-
sentative, SOzoDoNT keeps the teeth Away.
healty and >potess, and the gums ruddy and free
from cauker.
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PORTLAND.
Man Missing,

PORTLAND, October 26. Alexander Mcdonald
OF Halifax, Nova Scotia, aged forty years, five
feet ten inches in height, slim, with reddish
whiskers, is reported IN ss:ng, having been last
seen here two weeks ago. Ii is thought that the
body seen floating under Naughu's bridge might
be his.
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" .tS!iiNt;'iON.
The Pos mastjrG neiaI.,

WAsHINGToN, October %, Postmaster Gener-
al lyner has gone 20 New \ ork for few days on
business. FIRST Assistant Postmaster General
Marshall being absent, the President has dyslg
mated the second AssistaGt Postmaster q neral
BABY TO per orm the dut Is of tue Postmaster
General during ~ ners absence.
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Err MONT.
Hrotherly Love Illustrated.

bellows FALLS October 26. In the village
of Grafton, about twelve miles from tins place,
two brothers, Frank a. Wooley aud Scion ).
Wooley, ha an alteration on business matters,
yesterday, which ended in Solon drawing his re-
volver ard shooting Frank ia the abdomen, prob
ably fatally woundlng him. A feud had existed
between them for some time. Both are well-to-
do citizens of Grafton.
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M AGDALEN ISLA, ID J.
Severe Gale.

HALIFAX, October 26. A despatch from the
Magdalen Islands reports that on the l6 and l1th
inst, the heaviest gale known for years was
perienced Considerable damage was done on
shore and many fishing boats were destroyed. No
wrecks are reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27
" Gather Probabilities fer To-day.

For the Middle and New England States,
rrlhg barometer, stationery or lightly lower
temperature, month to west winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather, AMI followed in the western por-
ton of the former by slowly falling barometer
and winds shifting to warmer, oao;cily Ur south
erly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27

An intelligent gentleman in this city, who has
just &c urned from lite an extensive tour in Vir-
ginia and North Carolina, reports that about the
only places where the United States flag is seen
floating is over tie cemeteries in which are buried
Union soldiers and which in care of the gov
crnncn', and oysr til heaaq laitcrs OF govern
u.cnt officers J. seons 20 be a studied eifIrt to
keep the stars aud stripes out of slht. Wherever
the democrats have Lulg out a campaign flag,
/ they simply dis pay Gee of cloth on which are
painted the name. Of Tdcu and Hendricks
This sign as it were, is hung out, without being
attao he'd to illg. The colored men are always
republican. lou converse with them. and You
speedily find them to be of one political stripe.
They fear, should the democrats come into power
that they will be compelled to return again to
condition Of servitu lie, and see most plainly that
t1cir true friends are found within the ranks of
the publican party. Bat many Of them EN-
rloyet, = prominent democia ats, ard through fear
Of Losing good situations will be compelled to vote
the democratic ticket The bread and butter
question is one which they cannot ignore.
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ILLINOIS.
Can't Agree.

CHICAGO, October 26. The jury in the case of
the People vs.. Alexander sullivan on trial III the
criminal court here for the murder of Francis
Hanford, came into the court room this morning,
and again informed the court (Judge McAllister)
that they were unable 10 agIee and asked to be
discharged. with which request the court com
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27

Fire.

New YORK, October 26. About one O'Clock
this morning the residence of 5. Taylor Suit at
Suitland, Prince gorge county, Md, was burned.
1t is thought that it WINS set in tue basement and
family living in the upper story narrowly escaped.
Los. 800 600.
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Loss of Il Maine Ncs.cI.

BANGOR October %, a private despatch from
Darlington, y. S.. says the schooner ID. Il. ID pane
Of Brewer. Maine is total wreck. Mate and
two men were dlowncd. The Consul will sell the
wreck on Saturday. No further particulars.
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lNHALING the hot yapors Of Solution of Forest
Tar" for Bronchitis and Consumption, allays the
cough, aids evpoctofa'iun, restores the appetite
and promO.-s ,lecp. oct25 .&wlm
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POlitICa,.

\ rumor was circulated to-day Of tie intended
resignation after the Nov, mber election OF John
Kelly from the leadership of Tammany, and some
changes are likely III the Iamnauy county ticket.
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VIRGINIA..


FORTRESS MONROE. October 26. Arrived,
brig William Robertson in distress. She encoun-
tered a hurricane on the 18th, all her sails wee
blown away, and she is leaking badly
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NEW YORK. .
W Gather.

NEW YORK, October &c. The weather il New
ioik Is cloudy and cold wind northeast.
Arriv q.
The Atlas from Bermuda, has reached y "
York
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Fatal Accident.

HAvERHILL October 26. James r. Brckett,
aged 30, while riding to Grovcland on a
eight train, Tell between the cans and was killed
Murder.
Two Freedmen qlarreled here Tue day night,
AMI ia oh Bi' nj stabbed Louis l. nmcl who as
since dIef. The murderer Is under arrest.
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Now y hen you realize this fact do net get rlight
ched ana fun and pay live or ter loiltrs for worth
less advice, but invest just s. cents in IA box OF
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Linn. conpla MS bronchitis, coughs, asthma,
sore IhIoa,, catarrhal congh, &c, cured by Adam
sons botanic Balsam. 7 ice 80 cts.
oct25tSwlw
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NEW iIAMi'SIiIi.E.
HurgIarY.

ROCHESTER October %. rhc stores of 5. F.
Sanderson, apoihecary, aud j. +. Sanders, gro
ce", were entered by burglars last night. They
got small sum of money but were frightened
by IA torchlght procession.
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CALIFORNIA.
Death.

SAN FEANCIsCO, October 26. Hon. CHARLES L
Delaney, N-Mni,ter to Japan, died of ,phoit
fever at.er painful illness, at Virginia City, to-
DAY.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Asthma is relieved. by inhalng the hot vapors
of the solution Of Forest Tar"
oct2j-+&Hl
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lie Moyne's "Uriah lIeep," which seems to be
his master piece, bringing out the display his best
genius, has been performed to a good audience in
Bangor.
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mscistiOn IL med liable Defect.

Lcanness not only tracts from personal come
lncss but is index thai the blood is a. icien in
nutIitive properties. 10 remedy emaciation, en-
rich and purify the blood, which will then develop
healthy flesh. his obj CT is most readily attained
through the agency of the great blood fcrt and
depurent, Ho -telte St1macA Rtters which en-
ables the stomach to eNt'aCt from the OOd tukcn
into II ample hour~hmcnt tor tie system, removes
al obstacles to complete Ill eston and assiInlla
ii m, and by sti nGlating the dneys to vigorous
a tor, Ibcites those organs to rain ON the vital
hlid in Its passage through them impui i,s viii h
would otherW Use In pair Its hesh-creatng qualti
Not ONLY do the Bltters promote the dcvel pment
of solid fibre, but tney also increase VASCULAR pow
er aud elasticity, overcome nervousness, b ,ni>h
ment Al depression, and protect the system against
/ disease. oct25 ttO1SwIw
MAJ. +. HOWELL OF uaowel,, is our regularly
authorized Agent in that city, and will the
names OF new subscribers aud money colec
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Tie farming operations at the Insane Hospital
have been very successful the past season. All
the crops planted have yielded abundar,ly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27

The Augusta Trotting Park has afforded good
deal of amusement to owners of fast and fancy
nags, the past season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-27

There are nineteen styles of bonnes this fall.
In fact anything that an independent WON IN
wants to wear is fashionable.
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4 little fellow who has been to the Centennial
purchased quite a number Of small trinkets there,
and has been peddling them out to his compan-
IONS at an advance Of some three cents on each
trinket. He says he thinks he might as well be
making little money while he is young.