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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-11
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A COUNTRY SCHOOL.


Pretty and pale and tired
She sits In her stiff.back chair,
While the blazing summer sun
~ Shines on her soft brown hair,
And the tiny brook without,
. That she hears through the open door,
Mocks with its murmur cool
Hard bench and dusty floor.
But Jemgny's bare brown feet
Are aching to wade in the stream,
Where the trout to his Turing bait
Shall leap with quick, bright CLEAN;
Ard his teachers blue eyes stray
To the flowers on the desk hard by,
Till her thoughts have followed her eyes
With hali.unconscious sigh.
Her heart outruus the clock,
Az she smells their faint swe9t SCENT
Bat when have time and heart
Their measure in unison blentS
For time will haste or lag.
Like your shadow on the grass'
That fingers far behind
Or hses when you fam would pass.
Have patience, restless Jem,
The stream and the fish will wait;
And patience, tired blue eyes
Down the winding road by the gate,
Under the willow shade,
Stands some one with tresher flowers;
So turn 70 your books again,
And keep love for the after hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-11
$9,OOO,OOO.
TONTlNE PLAN.

or upon the principle Of accommodating profits for
definite periods, which was first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance, and by lead.
ing business men. Forty four per cent. has beer
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
sit Tontne Life Policies, and forty per cent on its
Eve years.
The Directors OF the Equitable ldfe Assurance
Pocy.holders and in presenting the Society 20 no.
tce they feel that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because OF the strict and conservative
principles by which its various Departments ar
governed. In the assets ana in the administration
OF the Society perfect security is given for the m
ture which is of great Importance to those depend
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such args an.
nual transactions as the Equitable; none is more
prompt and just in its dealings.
, 1876-09-01
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER j, 1876.

N an honorable man, MI, show iaster hin nsu,!na.
tion the conregs to frs,e y IA dc.
1 reform s
the he.t reform programme TINT cau be devised, md
deaes ~ ~ rrreisc propoaKious all tho sirlo,.
H e 'l u co ss
had been pit 70 the Conference. what momber Of Z
wnnld have hAii: ave can not support hsn,i"
ca.e wss not torcsecn, hnt il has happenca There
II T.. and wo have 10 dfnl with Il. Shall VIC now
ss su ss shtdsn AZ nn st .'
real ob)ects' What cons.tsney i that1
ArrKAL 10 YOUR coNsclEscEs,
my Independent friends Who have Ennc to the
with tho Democrats, In defeating uoy. Hayes md
tsne REFORM and after te tt1n'nrh M Of J1n. eonsi'
tlon and corruption. and fuft-moncy
majority in the Moata o. sns}rSta
y and dIstEu.s.what tl.onf This Ii esd, indeed,
you viii say.-bat W have been eonsi..entt Oh,
snS sne, s nut no. gentren You iii soT " bs1e Seeu
so!ion 70 sre.s oSsss ssss t9ae
'e95 Sa w sss ss' s.s great object.
when yn1 y had an oppottnnity effectively e servu
thG Tos a~ays to T TIC
10 stand by The right. Here WE hayo candidate
Az lAat "ho openly 0et0t6 ali inc Norlu nnd Win
long: and alnnst hopciresly, been struggling fori
anl now should va tufn our backs upon him, should
we now bctsay onr cause wien faithful, united
effort can make Il triumph
| speak with feeling, ior l lnve been long md
With eatnest asncsrit5 'n this atruggle. y has
wnke up the popular conscience against tho pre-
yailiug Generalization. II that be 10. au. proud
ofaL
IT WAS rn8 onsEcr or MT EHpEAvons.
Dut that duty Is not all fulfilled Now 10 the time
10 lfs up cur Judgment 10 the level OF the AWAIT
oncd conscience. Lot rs iako care that tbs "a.
f0rrRtory spirit now Rlfvn anl capable of greater
parties and persons, 70 stud .iG before the sta:
aal Of Tho evils which have 50 long afflicted and
degraded ns. Who knows when It tytlI rise again
from tho gloom of new encouragement " now It
oxhanstA its0f In mlsdirectad and frtlcsa efforts
an ID ESs % ause
which tho denorn1zing habits Of forty years hayo
loaded npon onr political Nte; an opportunity 10
lead onr Government back 10 tho nohlo principles
"a Of he gtess md w.s founders o. ne
pra!sln8. and whose example wo have been 10 slow
This /. tho year Of great memories. In megnia-
cent palaces we ha1e laid before tho world tho
genius, and the astounding results Of our akiil and
Industry. And certainly wo tlnso gained tho nd.
mlrhtion Of al bcholdcrs. Dut, great and laatine
ns tho admiration thus Enlncd may be, fnr Ercatcr
ii tho srns!ude q our own prosperity, VIII be an
honcst and decia!yo blow now struck for tho rca-
torauon Of that virtue and purity nf 0oyefnrannt
which, attar al, Ia the ooly security and the high.
a.. Eosy Of eo Psons Th ySar Of ~
the triumph Of 70 notte an effort. =
At The 81. Nlchnlas this evening Mr.. eehurz was
scEenaded. lie made q bricf speech In response.
, 1876-09-01
NEW YORK.

d1Ac{Qf D}ltQffh 70 zRS Iy16HN4
BAnArooA, N. Y, Aug. -31.-puFiug tho night
the delegates coolad down somewhat, 70 that The
session OF tho Convention this morning uas more
AZ II should be-. A ripple Of applause ran through
tho house whun the uame Of Seymour WAS seen In
blue letters on tho wall. and this being taken ~
sign that the nomination made omid such wild on
shusissm last night was accepted, Such was M
nouncsd to bs tho fact shortly aftoF. and then tho
pc1Dbors did not know whether or nut 10 gsel
o. iut3,ant Ccrtaln deIeertea vorc on,.,okon
~ A'. .,,e.. a.. ss..". r,, F0aeu ~.
~ '"o' optt'.' s"' IVY" H"1hn va" soo
psctafIoua 1of an eclISe campaign, and that, when
II camo 10 bs considered thnt ho lal bstn sua for
Governor Ays t;ues and dcfo,tod tArre Of than.
h..,d.. h.,no ssgr.tea for N, n,o.s.n.. ons s.n
uosuea oes"A e'4'"teu ios 1"o tfesue7ey auu nen'
stos'hsp. me democrats would BE- uoEry that they
had not tnkcn younger man. like Potter, who had
personal magnetism and pipnty Of money. IN
rsn.yat howsxas ~. .s,,s,.,sr, .,.,.,ans -. -
es"s., 1V"o'''' .us Fo't'''AHs' wA.Ao"s segato
to 1hetloast agree IN t1thkins 1noy nave dono a
great thing Ia getting their most eminent, WIsc
and reverend statesman Ut the head OF tho 6tplo
ttckct In M. r,n,.n,on.
80 VIC A'V,s"'oae
,....-.. FOR TIE sacoHp pLAca
It was evident Dorshelmer was tho coming msn,
and John Kelly Improved no occasion 70 t.ko
, 1876-09-01

1ncd An1e,on e, i was small eqmtors III. anti.
the speeches nn,l Raped all the applause. "'
THE nEL.nATEH
nro mostly departed Tonight, md 60 lnmc TO bert.
mt aud appcr ta tlIn Nsw York il now aaTs t"s ta.
qildcu and tscpmrty.
7iiH OUTDOOR.
Ing rl.en nlore mildnest, and being Ra nay. !.
ass eoq!sft Rs L r thai 70: s1s
a. easily koiiy a.c 6!s word, iii morning. Tss
~ movsmcni 81 liz mass q L,bcrn Rernblesaanss sas
will bc Of morn importance than my, other rincis
mnyemcns. Seymour cannot rot.INly 10 oecitd
p IL ErSsttrn A..oeia'ti ,jj111:.
ssata Convention reasssmbled this morning.
noIa!o Seymoat,. , acceptance Of lta nomination
he so%xssan a e" s'''1 npnaT.%f to
Sor.heiner. Clark.oH n; roIter ,1nd M.n,on sisi.
ehcttasr was renomnntea BY sccamation De Sfi WIfi
G. West wns nominated for Elsetor. Large, vIss
Seymour; Robert g. Eatls iot Judge of Tho Court
Inspector.
sarMoun's pRcLrNAT1oN rixAlr
UTICA, Ang. 3L --I1ov. Seymour, al II O'Clock
ths Democratic Convention, :. sarstosa ''
rds e asssns z ssssa Sss, sss sh s ss @
for Governor. lsannos csndiiae Tor sny oess
The telegram waa c!thor, not received or was ma
tonycnlion.waite, npon IT, Seymour, md nnd tss H.
Iecllnn.on Of Tho night before xAs rapcated. Ths
r tbs 70 s,d d a. aaa
ton: IT am ni liberty to assurc Jou that, mnler
extraordinary circumstances attending thc nomIns.
wishes Of The people, who hays so often Aonofcd
him"
, 1876-09-01

cratic parties. The conte.s i. 70. tho uannle.ra.
siakt,-rrrat on neconns of lln fmwcr and patrnn-
ss sss.tsf oI nesanHe ,; e ' no rscstsn shs
iranrcenisnt In Il, Importance in ,irtctnhns the
general ptincaps. md noI!ey nj u. Y. St
no hlrt. choice, -un middle around, Which 4 tho
fsy e ia.as Sf p.9Ersss of pa,.ot1M;l Wnch Itch
IKE nst I. 1eeSonnE sS s By liz sa, anu
Rosa parties pr6mlto tutor,a. :, There nrvor has
hren time whom both Partfca did not promise ro-
will he ono, whilc human nature remains tln 'aH'e.
that REFORMS VII not he peaasbls a.Ml necessary
se,ef st g. ee % Iaso ~ aceoun us sow woni
any phatlseei.n, whatcver.- without claiming that
. Vine drawn betwren Tho two parties would he
admitting the!e arc good and hsa e,enen,e Il both,
p1 r. The e
county, State Or Or the whole country, which nsr.
sclentt OF The nnioni IN whose hnnds u ~ honor
safcst is wcliaec most secnrcs Which Ii the most
insnlcrnnt Of fraud,
than tho control Of tho Federal Administration II
means powerful influence e1ertcd in overy state,
sn ssnera sn psinspes ssqsHp eanes o poey which
people, by tact consent. desire should be rccoG*
nl1sd and pursued; Among tleav % aro that tha
al, State, and municipal. should DO economically
administered, not to confer pllees and honoFr. but
p1edsed itn to eaeh fer @ Tie en,oynen4 M q lis own %
There el'ould be no tolesation OF f'aud' or OF Its
That ihore shall be such reform of the civil
scr.lcc that anes. shall bo the highest rccommen.
dntlnn for appointment TO Office.
That az mon shal be FREQ in tlolr religious be.
1hnt thote shall 10, no division Of the public
school fund: Tint schools supported hy ta1a!ion
sss III p sns 5s hs ssss@ Sas
inssfastio. 4 sa.a q NJ ehila1sn n.
That tho Thlrieenth, Fourteenth, and FIftestdh
dom il made mis- M and equsiiy bs,oro lhe isw
secured shAl! remain undistusbca as part Of the
organs a. ,v sw q the lsna
ss sss:1S't%s e IL r. as y 81 sst'
@ s III: ;: s snss s rs; g. se II
ton J.. Taroegh which party ean i be be.t etynne-
that exists nowhere. II il 4 question Of cholcc.
In thi, instance It sn.we.s i.c!t And let nc say
,' r. Of pas sa1ss 6
present eucccs. of any measure advoeetea y othet
slavery, bnt whatever q its apirit and teachings
no danger In our OF an armed nttcmpt to
destroy ths unton, but wlatsyer q diseoH.ent
Of freedom and equal rights is represented IN tho
Democratic party. Therefore Il ought TO- be
destroyed II taclneHccs In the results u Tho War.
AcquIesco ia good word. George III. acquiesccd
| in American lnacpendcncet Il acqu!escca In the
victory for tho right. II aeQuesccs in ennnc1pa-
iion, IN restored Union, nhd universal freedom.
1t Acqulesces in tho amcndmenis 10 tho Conatitu-
tton, which Tho charters Of freedom and union.
| Thero IL . difference, my. friends, between lip
S ann ~ s na. "In ~ hsrd III ~ ,gs,t,sn
, 1876-09-01
NEWTON BOOTH.


NEWTON BOOTH.
HIS VIEWS OK THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
Sptrtal Dtsp1teh to TIC Tribune.
Trnnu uAurE, Ind, Aug. 31.-This city fna tho
honor OF being the birthplace Of the Hon. Newton
Booth, tho famous California Senator and ex-Qoy
eEnor, who Euo elected 10 Tho Unitcd States scnato
a. an independent but who hsa enrolled himself
znttos the banner Of Hayes and Wheeler, believing
that In the Fuceesa Of the Republican ticket lies the
highest and best good OF the nation. Senator
Booth delivered speech hers tonight to 4 very
large audience, at whose hands he received a most
dRtterins reception. Ho spoke ~ follows:
THE SPEECH.
FELLOW. CrrizsNa: ! cntecnlta happY coinc-
dence thdt am 10 nddrcAs you for The rst time
political sub sct At the hosne Of my yhood- aud
early manhood At ths old homestead, on this worry
spot which " cndcarsd to mo by many OF the fond
eat recollccons and most psecsous naaoclattona Of
n ny M ID q" end. on n.o to- p 81
continued kindnoss my heart otertowN with graft.
tndt, ! shall rot ntteinpt 70 play ths orator,
san, Int ony sMdcavoE to give some Of tho reasons
which contful MY political action In tho presence
Of The Immediate oceaaion.
cgotl6tic.
by tho National Convention Of the independent
party, which met 1t 1ndIanapolih In May. This
dsssrvcd. hase scea il stated 10, some Of the
pnbe prints that I WAS guilty Of the dlscourtcSy
Of not acknowledging H.. That y not true. /
mark Of respect b1y decllnatlon was COM
mnntca,ca, 10 tho Committee directly on
tie ~ s n,0s,on os tue o,ssI as', 10'ssIoa
it WIS not to be made public until Afsr tho vacancy
w. Oiled ana .inee tGsa 4 Ia seassd % le M.
tn r1vHh1f NhAY0 I hhY6 Ii
who are identified with tho Independent party.
NJ nomination. presume was on account Of MY
published In tho Springfield Republican last Janu-
ary. Thoae opinfpnst have not clnnsed Thsy
were put torh ~ aixseat'ons not of Imitation but
tho public debt. Now, ayerybody has plan, and
they nre all original. In that was no exception
to ss ssba'o should ,arow .ouo into hi, aa
dlcnce 1T ts man who has tho very best plan that
ever was invented for supplying currency, sesnm-
most Of you would dotigc. soHo of you out oi IA
Affected n,odcaty may Keep your plans Hecsat bit
you knev KY lave them aad so'ns tims liks mot;
plMn vii! eventually apiear md Aason'a serpent
VII sw.low all nc osfss scrpsns ot eearre tha
this ID wicked and nerverse generation, Il iss
not ri got Out oi Inc wilderness. Now, thero il
osa on nj. .aSecE aS pe1ins pins
70 much 10 details and expectations 81
results, The hardest Of harti- -monoy men anil tbs
so(tcst OF tho soft npuu candiA eumnarlsup will
1nl thcr principal difference ID abu1t nIotlotis and
nut about general psincpIes. 10th viii agree that
~ sr,snsy ot tGs sssS.1y ouYh. = b. s.abls Il
md country aon,e farm of credit viii circulate IL
mo,.ay. Wo shall have Untnd Statea notes or
a. IA
" Government bonds. They viii also be vary
iksly to .Fss th.. Z Tho GSysta%sa. sona ~:
tnrv imitation ar cnut Tint would ls ien{r.
, 1876-09-01

uHlGN uB 10 QHlu uItVM y IuAHuAkluU 0rn IL lRQ
rocks temple consocratcd to equal rights, dodi-
] Turn asds Tot moment to romsrk that II il =
organization that living a. wo do In world wioru
there ID 80 much 10 bc done to make Il bcnatifnl
sratons sna Il q eaSa e
daily bread: llow wy re labat Which has been
&c. v I aeDsas aeD%as Z sn H.
Averages something lras than 81, o9o to, eueh in.
Ola years labor il worth = sioo TO saei sndnbi.
M s pSe " yss, = S:Ssy t. ssbSd TSi t.
has only put In iss sayings bank, hus only Aceun,u.
lated. the earnings Of 10 years. That Is ali tic
xssteta, ' md atsIueti1s world i. n.s bssa, sAna
u has not got through sowing ~ 'wild eats"
yet -,
am cndeavorink to show that wc1,.dttccted
labor Il ths only truc ronrse Of prospesity. That
labor may hc wasted, and that when Il Is i IL ~
In circulation viii dept nd on tho 1eAl aonsud Of
business; t4at H. expansion and contfactton NJ
q %st ws I'll gpoa ana hsF ss ot
fsal addition 70 the wealth oi country. Taofs ].
than % learn!ng. Thasy is 10 escape from the IN.
evitahlc law for everything that II good-the full
price must bo paid sooner or later.
ty.seyen years ago. Fortunes sprung w Ike vnuhs
guu11, but they did not last Any longer. They
were made In duy. and vanished In night. It
Was revival on ANAL acAle Of the time In Nol-
lznd when the lndustrouH ll0llanera wuto sullttan
with the !deu that they could all get rich by aelng
tup bI&ba 10 zach other, aud pl1weu up thtlr cab
bages to rlAnt tulps. No people hnyc been entirely
fEeu from tlese moral rldIMtcs. We have had
scyeral seasons Of them In tho Western States,
when paput towns wcr1 dotted over The map, zach
of whfcl was another chtcngo. and when everybody
Maa rich, IN expectancy, III corner lot4. hon,e-
tmes taUy take u yory Whimsical nhape. A few
years ugo there whs . rage In Japan fot white
rabbits 4 while rabbit With tall aud ears OF tic
fashionable cRt md oyes Of tip most fashionable
pink would bring fabulous pfcc, and was mors
precious pat than hs dearest lt!o apdog that over
nustlrd Iii tAdy'a nufl Any one xhu cOalA get n
pair oi rahbts could 60 tni0 Tho 1uoet probable
business In the Kingdom ot tho Sun. tbs dlv!l-
tapd fof Il VA discovered thnt wth y isopcr cars
aud attention rabbit. would !nnltiply until they
ler1ags Of the helds. and multiply ths Japanese
!aubis" has \ very different r,saniny In Japan
lean feulcn.ber when tho Statu Of lnd!ana en-
authorizing !Han Of $40, 900, 900. Though II Ii
AearJ forty Year, ago, perhaps soma Of you eau.
No cveAt in the hfstory 0f tbs state caused moru
general rejoicing. We had TO cities than but the
tar.bazreis bsa1ed A. tho csosstfuads, towns aud
vi!lnges vera Illuminated. turpeutlns.bslls 1Ashe.i
Hike uetso1s through tie sttestd, and eysrJ body
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-07
How to Make Money,

Wewlll st tte that the surest bes and speediest
way to multiply and increase" is to call at No. IL
Wall Street, New York, and consult with Alex
Frothpgham Il Co.
These gentlemen, who have long been identified
with the history and aft irs of Vail street, are un
usually skilled in monetary affairs, and in every
thing appertaining to speculation, are uneXceiied
Tor ability aud proficiency. IL may also be said
that OF the many b. okers in that city they are not
only the the most popular, but also the most sue
cessful, best patronized, and most widely known
in or near the vicinity of Wall Street.
Among the customers of the house OF Alex.
rockingham & Co., are some of our leading and
repre- sentative citizens who are mainly indebted
they now enjoy.
During the long and successful experience of
Messrs. Alex. rockingham & Co., in this city they
have earned for themselves an enviable reputation
for honesty, integrity and good iaith, and enjoy a
business almost colossal in its proportions In fact,
the amount of business done by this house in the
course OF year is something wonderful, and often
forms the subject of comment. II needs but visit
truth OF the above statement.
How they manage TO convert 80 to $50, S20 into
$40 $40 into $50, and so on, is secret which they
alone can explain; but that they succeed in doing
so IS fact too well known to admit of doubt If
you would safely and protitably invest your mon
ey, do not hesitate to favor this firm with your h
and confidence. That by so doing you will reap an
abundant reward, the experience of thousands of
such course in these tines of ftotering banks and
financial strngency must be apparent to the most
Indifferent and careless observer.
Messrs. Alex. rockingham x Co., are prepared
to invest money to any amount in the best secur
ties, and in every transaction in which they may
he engaged guarantee entire satisfaction to those
who honor them with tfer patronage.
EB- Send Tor their Explanatory Circular and
desire then.- From N y Metropolis, AprH Is,
1876. Julyl3- teodimt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-07
TONTsNE PLAN,

upon the principle of aceumulating profits for
definite periods, which first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance, and by lead
ing business men. FOrty-fonr per cent. has been
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
sit Tontne Life Policies, and forty per cent on its
Ave years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the ntele lests of the
Policy holders, and in presenting the Society to
tice they feel that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because of the strict and conservative
principles by which its various departments ar
governed In the assets and in the administration
OF the Society, perfect security IL given for the f
ture which is of great Importance to those depend
ing Upon their insurance policies ter the ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such arge an.
nual tran nsactions the Equitable; none is mere
prompts and just in it's dealings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-07
o. SOUL CHARMING,

DSYCNONAECY o. SOUL CHARMING"
i How either may fascirate and gam the
stantly. This simple mental requirement all
possess, free, By mail fer 25c, together with
riage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to
Ladies, Wedding Night Shirt, &c. \ queer book.
Address 7. .WILLIAM& L CO. Pubs. PINE. lnn22.4W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-07
$4,000,

The Lives Insured oy the Society art carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad 6ed OF opera
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-holders. The Insurances are made only or
the Mutual Principle The Surplus Premiums art
returned annually to the Insured
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-07
Boston EMBELLISHMENTS.
FIRE HOSE!
Essabyished 1919.
James Boyd T. Sons,

The oldest house in America engaged in the
manufa dure Of
HOSE FOR FIRE PURPOSES.
Sole Agents in the New England States, for the
Seamless Cotton and Linen Hose, manufactured
by the EUREKA FIRE HOSE COMPANY. we
earnestly invite the attention OF all parties inter-
ested in the purchase of Hose for Fire Purposes to
the treble web (Eureka), and double web para
gon), Seamless and rubber-lined
COTTON HOSE,
Manufactured by the Eareka b ire Hose Company
and Tor which we have the exclusive agency IN the
New England States. The durability of Cotton for
hose purposes is well known. 1t is not an expert.
me It. Il combines iightness, strength and dura-
is..tg ma remarkable degree, and has sufficient
.cHness Zone quarter of an incb) to endure the
roughest usage. The Fire Department of New
York CITY has adopted this Hose, having about 40,-
900 feet OF it in service. Boston has 26GoO feet;
New Bedford about 10000 feet, 500 feet OF which
has been in service l6 years. the cites OF Lynn,
Newburs port, Fall River. Taunton and Hartford
have been supplied by us wis1 Cotton Hose
Descriptive circulars, samples and prices fur-
nshed on application. We manufacturers of
the
Boston Standard Leather leading Hose
Boy1s Patent Riveted Cotton Hose.
Call at No. Federal Street, Boston, when seek.
ing the Best Fire Hose in the market.
JAMES BOYD g. SONS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-07
Railroans anu Steamboats,.
Change of Time!
On and after Wednesday, July 80,
TIE FINE STEAMER
HENRY MORRISON.

GEO. W. SNOWMAN, Master, will leave Angus
Ia at IL O'clock connecting with morning train from
Waterville and skowhegan every Wednesday and
Saturday.
SATURDAY will leave Augusta at IL A. M,
Hallowel at ii 80, Gardiner at IL NJ, Richmond
l.3O L. M, Bath 3l5, Mouse Island 800, Boothbay
55o, Squirrel Island coo, arriving at Hodgdon's
Mills at7.,0.
MONDAY, returning, leave Hodgdon's Mills at
A. M, Squirrel Island, at I, Boothbay $780, Mouse
Island B. Bath 9.45, Richmond ll.l5 Gardiner II 45
PM. Halloween 1.l5 arriving at Augusta at Las L.
NJ.
TUESDAY, on her round trip will leave Augusta
at 9 A. NJ, Ilallowell $780, Gardiner 7, Richmond
$50, Bath 1000, Mouse Island 145, equirrel Island
II 10 Z. NJ, arriving at Boothbay at ll.i5 Z. NJ.
Returning leave Boothbay at 30, Squirrel Island
2, Mouse I-iand $50, Bath 4.l5, Richmond 6, Gard
incr 7ij, Halloweli 745, arriving at Augusta at
sis.
WEDNESDAY, will leave Augusta at II A. NJ,
and make her landings same Saturday.
THURSDAY, viii leave uodgdons Mills at +,
ana make her .ndings same as Monday.
FRIDAY, Will leave Augusta at O and make her
round trip same Tuesday.
No lumber of any Kind taken on round trip days
The fare for school children or parties made no
Tor excursions at reduced rates.
All freight and baggage must have the owners
name and place Of dtstinatloD on the same or IL
will not be received on board the steamer.
w. l.. NEAL, Clerk
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-07

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