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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-25
Sermon by Rev. Ammi :. Ladd of Wesle.
Church, Bath.

BiJdefoid, August "a. Another beautiful day
Tor the worshippers beneath the pines of Old
Orchard campground. The attendance has been
the largest since the meeting began on Monday
last
This morning 1000 people listened to very
good sermon from Rev. Mr.. Strout of Elliot and
| at the close good number for pray ers. This
afternoon Rev. Ammi S. Ladd of Wesley church,
Bath, delivered very able sermon from text,
"Ack nowledge Him and he shall lead thy paths.
Fully 1000 people remained in the seats till the
close and all were deeply impressed, pronounc'
il one of the best sermons ever preached on the
grounds,
Mr.. Lall is probably, all things considered the
abest pulpit orator in the Methodist church of
Maine.
lie referred to the inclination to unbelief, to in
fidelity. Christ himself could accomplish but
little in some places because of their unbelief There
was a God. the God of the bible. He owns ev-
erything this foot stool. Every star that shines
every sun that turns, every moon that beams
He is all infinite, all powerful all glorious. A
man who does not believe in God cannot be hap
py person cannot believe in God, led and d-
rected by God, and be drunkard he thief, or
be prostitute.
This evening q fair sized audience gathered to
he ar Rev. Mr. Gibson
Bishop Gilbert Haven arrived this evening. He
will preach tomorrow, and very large number
may be expected.
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THE SARATOGA CONVENTION.
Opinions of the New York Press Upon
The Nominations.

New York, August "a. The morning paper:
all have something to say about the republ car
State ticket put in nomination yesterday. The
Herald saws
Mr. Morgan is strong candidate aside from
the fact that his nomination restores harmony IL
distracted party. lie is able ami experienced
party tactlcan, he is well known to business men
of this city aud enjoys their confidence to a.
great dc gree as Governor Iilden himself. He
is among the hardes, OF hard money men, and no.
body doubts his straightforward sincerity on this
great question. The nomination OF Mr.. Rogers
Tor the second place Is one of the best that could
have been made, ard the ticket as whole, will be
a very hard one to beat.
The WurlJ says:
Sal atogA has made itself the echo Of C:ncin-
naiu. 1t is clear from the scion Of the State
convention of New York, as i: was from the &C
ton of the national convention of epibican-
that man who Is presented as the candidate of
the reform el me mt IN the republican party can
receive the nomination. Evarts has gone to meet
Bistow. Ex-Governor Morgan has simply given
himself up to be food for powder. He is &C
ceptable Offering for losing campaign, he has
enormous wealth, and has always been very Law
ish of it for political purposes.
The Times says:
The works u the Saratoga convention insures
republican victory in this State, Edwin ID Nor
gan may be truste, to remember the vital phi CT
PIES winch the party maintained alike thu ough
years of trial and years of triumph. He will not
be inseDsible to the de mands Of time when
pubca nism alone the nation from dis
honor as it saved it from d. spotlsm, and can up
root corruption as it crushed rebellion.
The Tribune says;
Next to the choice of Mr.. Evarts himself, we
count that Of Gov. Morgan the best that could
have been made. lie is man long trained in
the public service, of unimpeachable record and
unquestioned fidelity to the best elements and
I. ndencles of the republican party. He will COM
mand the support of all the dissatisfied elements,
aud will make a stirring canvass. We believe he
can get enough doubtful voters to be elected, and
to carry the state for Hayes and Wheeler.
The sun says
Mr.. Morgan is perhaps strong q candidate
as the republicans could have selected.
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thiCaxo, August Ia 1875.
Flour--extra spring 01a5 SO.
Wheat - No. spring spot oiXa-; July
Sept, 9a
Corn--ho. ,. mixed, SPOT 43x AZ August I5ha;
July ~
Oats-No. ?. 30XA-- spot; July ID; May -
June 30.
nye--No. 2, "a a54X
Barley-No.z spring 72-a7i spot; u -aH May;
July "a.
dressed Hogs-9 85a9 IS.
PcIK-lG 80 -al6 toi spot; Is 92K Aug; Is 52ha
5 30 sept July IL 6)a
Lard ~ iSa 10 So spot, 10 55i July; Sept ii 80
a; Aug. lu 9ja97k
HuK MeaGs- sno ,"iers 6kaik short rib mid
sax snort clear mid 9-ah-.
dams 10 his average g..
Whiskey-1t9-a.
rrelghts-CorD 60 Buffalo, ak: wheat do 3k
Receipts 1000 aour: 0i0 wheat; 304 so corn,
36 900 oats; go rye; 900 barley.
shipments - OOG dour; IS .0D wheat; 636, coo
corn. IS 90 oats: $50 barley. 1900 rye. g,
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On Monday afternoon last Mr.. James G, Page,
gentleman some sixty-fvc years Of age, came
from Gardiner to this city on the accommodation
train. He was passing up Bridge hill, when he
was taken suddenly i'll with vomiting. He had
strength to call into DR.. Martins, who gave Lin
some medicine, and intended to take him back to
the depot that he might take the return train
home. But the old gentleman continued to grow
worse. lie was most kindly cared for, but con-
tinucd to sink until Wednesday afternoon, when
he died. Mr. Page was formerly employed by w.
X. Ianccy Of this city, but on the breaking up of
the latter S business has been living with lis chill
dr., n. He married the sister of Mrs. Warden Kice
OF Tnomaston. He formerly resided in Somerset
county, and was at one time the jaer at Nor
lidLcwock.
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SKOWHEGAN.
Political.

Skowhegan, August "a. The democratic county
convention held here to-day, was largely attend
ed and its action harmonious. Following nomina-
tions were made:
Senators-Samuel Tnkham of Arson, Ii. A.
Lucas, st. Adams.
Judge of Probate-F f. McFadden. Fairfield.
COMMISSIONERS. b. Cragin, Norrdgewock.
Treasurer-A. F. Parln Skowhegan.
Attorneys. S. Brown, Fairfield.
A mass meeting was held this afternoon in Co.
burn Hall. f. F. Pillsbury Of Augusta, spoke
briefly, and was followed by ex-Gov Bard Of
Alabama, in speech of two hours in length,
which was highly applauded
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Shooting ARRAY.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Presidential Party.

Phlspelphia, August a.
President Grant accompanied by Mrs Grant,
MIR. and Miss Sharp U. S Grant, jr., and Gen
Dent arrived from Long Branch this morning,
and were received by Gen. Hawley and Director
Gen. Gashorn. The President spent several
hours in Machinery Hall and before leaving the
grounds received the Chinese students in Judges
Hall.
Personal.
Gov Beedle of New Jersey, was formally well
coined on his arrival at he exhibition, by Edward
c. Knight, and reception was given him by a
commitiee OF native Jerseymen, non residents of
Philadelphia
Marine News.
New Bedford, August "a. The bark Ca;alps,
from y. s.. arrived this Z. NJ. reception to
oil GERS and crew will be gwen tomorrow.
Fire.
Reading, August "a. Six oil cars containing
II, 900 gallons lubricatng oil were burned to-day,
on the East Pennsylvania railroad. Loss several
thousand dollars.
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The people Of East Pittston has purchased and
placed in their chu,ch an organ, manufactured by
the New Eagland Organ Company. The price
was $40, but the company made very liberal
discount to tie church. The Organist, Mrs Clar
endon Moody, ard other competent judges, say
that for power, sweetness and elegance they do
not believe any can equal it Of that grade and
price. There is qni'e general religious interest
Four were baptised last Sabbath by immersion
The cercnouy was performed by Rev. Mr.. Pres
colt of Sheepscott lie also preached IN the at
ternoon to large and apprecative audience, from
the text Except man be BON of water and Of
the spirit he cannot enter into the Kingdom OF
Heaven" 1t is expected there will be school
at the academy this fall, but we have not learned
the name Of the teacher.
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Sales Of real estate have been very active the
past fortnight at Squirrel Island, writes our cor
respondent, and there is great enthusiasm in the
sale Of house lots, several changing hands at an
advanced price. Many are calculating to build
the present season, and more the next season.
Fred Hamlen and Eugene Smith Of this city, are
both building cottages there. There is to be a
reading room association, with Col. Chase as Pres
dent The company has been very large on the
island the past season, at one time being estimated
as high as six bundled. 1t is stated that there has
been more people there this season thar at any
seaside resort between Old Orchard and Mt. De
seit Howa ra b. Abbot of Vassalboro', has pur-
chased lot on the Island, and will build a nice
cottage the next season. The "cold wave" has
caused many of the summer inhabitants to "pck
up the il buds, and soon the island will be quite
deserted, though several families will remain I'M }
September.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


Portsmouth, August "a. Mason's planning mill
was burned this morning. The fire was incendi-
airy. Loss about $4,000. Insured for $3o00 on
building andanachinery.
Meeting.
Dover. August "a. An adjourned meeting of
the commissioners was held to-day. The building
Of house of correction was indefinitely postponed.
Commissioners were authorized to report plans
and specifications for new Jail and house of correc-
ton at the next June session.
Democratic Rally.
North Conway, August "a. Tilden & Hen
bricks flag was raised here to-day, after which a
large crowd assembled in Masonic Hall and were
addressed by Hon. J. X. Tarbox of Lawrence
Mass.
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INDIANA.
Speaker herr.

New Albany, August "a From an early hour
this MOI ming till five o'clock this afternoon, con-
slant stream of people have been passing through
the corr doIs OF the Court House, where the re-
ID rains of Speaker Kerr are lying in State.
Choice flowers were stIewn in profu>ion around
the coffin. Upon the caafalque there was a mag
n,fcent wreath of immortellts The body was
lah en- to his family residence night
The funeral tomorrow will be the largest ever
known in this section of the country. The pro-
cession will move from the family residence at 4
o'clock.
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EUROPE.
Italy.

Rome, August "a. A convention of Card !1als
is now sitting here to ascertain the feasibility OF
introducing certain modification in the system OF
electing Popes, so that the electors may exercise
full liberty when it becomes necessary to elect
successor to the present Pope.
France.
Paris, August "a. News from Rome received
yesterday, gives no hopes of Cardinal Antonelh's
recovery.
Austria.
Vienna August "a. Servia's delay in accept
ing the good offices offered by all the powers at
England's initiative, is occasoned by the remon-
STRANGE of the Prince of Montenegro, who fears
being exposed to The whole force of Turkey in
in The event of Seryia concluding separate
peace.
Turkey.
Belgrade, August pa Official dispatches re-
counting Yesterdays ishting, say that both sides
maintained their position. The Turks have re-
ceved reiniorcements to the number OF 3o,ooo.
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last years sales exceeded that Of any previous Of
their business. Besides every variety of fruit
trees and grapes, they have elegant ornamental
trees and Towering shrubs. Would it not be well
for our citizens to trade with these gentlemen
who are known to be worthy, reliable and respon-
siblc parties
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Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy
| IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of
grade, in said district Bankrupt
AT Portland, in the said District, on the 18th day
of August A. ID. 1876.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
Said alleged bankrupt has proposed compost.
ton of ~ centum TO his creditors, in satisfac-
ton OF the debts owed by said bankrupt to each of
his creditors, an meeting of the creditors of said
alleged bankrupt has been ordered and will be
held at the Office OF John W. May, Register in the
Court House at Aug. stt, in the county of kenne.
bee on the nth day of September, A. D. 1876, At 10
O'clock A. NJ, to consider the said proposition as
provided by Rule XXXVl OF General Orders In
Bankr pcy. Petition for said meeting fled 18th
day OF August, A. d 1876.
WM. PREBLE,
| Clerk OF the U 5. District Court for the District
| OF Maine. aug2&3w36
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-25
Grand Republican Mass Meeting
in Bangor.
Speeches by Gov. Conner, Hon.
z. G. IEgersoll and Hon.
James G.. Blaine.
An Immense Gatheiing--.Grand Torch.
light Processipp.

Bangor, August 2i. At the republican mass
ing many ladies, assembled in Abbott square,
which was handsomely decorated.
At 9 o'clock an immense Hayes and Wheeler
banner, the most elegant in the State, was raised
over West Market square, and at 3 O'Clock the
mass Getting was called to order +. B. Neatly of
this city, presiding. Gov Common was the first
speaker and was received with cheers. He spoke
half an hour in calm and forcible manner on
national issues.
Col. K. G. Ingersoll was greeted with great APP
plau,e and spoke for two hours, eicting the great
est enthusiasm. The speech was declared the
most mastery aud eloquent ever heard 10 this Sec
ton. The audience were alternately affected to
applause, laughter and tears. His ausion to Mr..
Blaine brought forth cheers which were also
heartily given as the ex-Speaker took his place on
the stand.
Mr.. Blaine spoke briefly but earnestly, urging
republicans to vigorous and unfalterng efforts
Music was furnished by the band and cam
pagn glee club. The meeting adjourned with
cheers for Hayes and Wheeler and Governor Con-
nor.
In the evening the Hayes and Wheeler battalion
in uniform, and the visiting clubs paraded in
torchlght procession through the principal streets
and the luminations were the most general and
elegant seen here for many years. The streets
were throngcd with people and great interest was
manifested. The. demonstration is regarded as
one Of the most i'm posing and successful since the
grea. wde-awake campaign. The same speakers
hold mass meeting at Dover on F iidav.
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Eben F. Pillsbury does not get down from the
large framed picture" in which we placed him
last week, and he won't even tell us what be has
ever done for the Reform club. Bat we'll agree
not to trouble the poor man further on that sub
jet mercy 70 beaten foe is an attribute that all
should strive to possess.
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Financial.
NEBR ASKA.

Omaha, August "a. Immense clouds of grass
boppers ave been flying southwark the past two
days. Great numbers of them alighted In tins
vicinity, but no damages are heard Of High
north winds are prevailing.
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Pillsbury this week opens his vials of wrath and
abuse upon Rev. c. F. Penney, for dozen years
pastor Of the Free Baptist church in this city, than
whom there is no man more beloved and respect
ed in this community and State. That's right.
n place is too sac ed for p illsbu,y to invade he
would even slur ministers of the gospel whose
shoes latchets he is unworthy to unloose. Verify,
blessed is that man who receives Pillsbu,y's con-
demnation, for good men and virtuous women
W i'll hold the person assaied in greater esteem
,lan ever.
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The Chase Brothers nurseries are SO well
known that the attention o. onr readers need
scarcely be directed to the fact, that Mr.. Manly
Decker is now canvassing the place for the sale
of their products. The principal Office Of the
company is at Rochester, N. Y, but the office
here in Augusta is keeping from fifty to seventy
five men in the field, covering Maine, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Vermont The
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Difb.

In Lewiston, 22d inst, Maud Louise, daughter of
Mr.. +. A. and Anna b. Conant, aged ii months. %
days; 2'th inst, William son of William and
Elizabeth Burke aged p years, months.
In South Durham, 4th inst, Mrs. Harriet b.
Snow, wife of Mr.. o. p. Snow, AGED &c years.
In Scarboro', 2lst inst, Miss Mary L, only child
of DR.. stephen aud Mrs. Almira sewall, aged II
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tRarrifo.

In Auburp, 2lst ins'., Frank c. Hunt to Miss
Hortense c. Bickfoid both OF Auburn.
In New York, tn inst, Joseph w. Hayford of
Salem. Mass, to Miss Lucy A. Sawyer OF North
Yarmouth.
In East Monmouth, 2lst inst. Samuel W. Hunt
ngton of Halowell to Miss Almira A. Gray Of
East Monmouth.
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ROCkLAND.
Bound Over.

Rockand, August "a. Frank Wilson
raigned before the police court this morning for
stealing yoke of oxen as before reported, and
was bound over in five hundred dollars for ap
pearance at S. J. Court.
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the republican rally at the town hall in VIM
th,op, on Wednesday, was well attended and very
enthusiastic. The addresses made by Hon.
stephen D. Lindsey, candidate for Repre- sentative
from this district, and Hon. II. 0. Pratt Of Iowa.
Mr. Lindsey's candor and modesty made good
impression. Mr. Pratt, in closing, paid glowing
tribute TO the patriotism of the women Of our
CON utrY.
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The Industrial School for Gils at lIallowcll is
brim- full and running over There are thirty
girls at The institution and two three ont on
trial, liable to be returned. Five or SIX have
made application to become enhers oftle schoo',
as soon as there is room to receive them. Or.
Alien, the Superintendent, Is filing admirably
the position assigned him by the Managers.
1t has seemed to us that the time fixed FOR TIE
state Fair is very unfortunate, being in the midst
{ a political campaign, although it i ststcd that
the number of entries in the various DEF arlmcots
J., larger than at auy other State Fair at CORES
bonding number Of days before the opening.
lac centenn la department viii! be rich in relics.
Among them i'll be silver spoons belonging to
Paul Revere, and the sleigh formerly driven by
G.neral Knox.
Or Squirrel Island correspondent writes under
dae of Yesterday
Cool at Squirrel Island this Thursday morning
had but three days fog this season. Mr. liamlen
of Augusta, has his covered and nearly ready to
occupy. Mr.. Benson and sons of West Waterville
have bought lot and intend to build this season.
Several parties are here on tcir way to Linni-
ken's point to locate cottages. II. &. Abbot, w.
f. S. Whitman and II. r. Battlefield have pur
chased the Capt. Perkins lot, which they intend
to build next season.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Clncnnat, August "a. 10,
PORK-sl7 -el7 ".
LARD-steam 10 sa--, kettle, BAY.
BULK MEATS-shOulders 6-gk clear rib side
s1.ask; clear sides l0,Sg9.
Observation-Disclosures 7X-aS; clear rib sides On
"a clear sides YX-elb-.
WHISKEY-ll0a.
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Local AMI State Mems.

for the present Freshmen class at the State Col
lege.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Nothing is more hsrrassing than ulcers or boils
Fortunately they can be quickly healed by the use
of Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which purges the sore
of its poisonous virus of proud flesh, and thus re-
moves the only obstacle to its healing. Grow
Young in ten minutes with Hills instantaneous
Hair Dye. aug2 t&w4w
Why throw away so much money trying worth
less medicines, when for 35 cents remedy can be
procured that will cure coughs, colds, sore lungs
and croup' Give it trial. Adamson's Balsam
will do it. aug23-f& wlw
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VIRGINIA..
Fire.

Wheeling, West Virginia, August "a. The
warehouse and paint shop of the Marietta Chair
Company at Palkersburg burned last night,
and factory building badly damaged. The loss
is about S25 900. Insurance unknown.
Two men nave been arrested on suspicion OF
ipcendiarism,
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sCARBORO'.
Accident.

Portland, August "a. Mrs. William Doherty
of Scal boro', upset a kerosene lamp last Thurs
day. setting fire to her bed and burning her Sc.
verey that she died to-day.
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The Normal school at Castinc is now tie largest
but one 10 New England Last term there we've
registered Us pupils, representing 10 counties and
two towns in our State, while three other Stat s
were represented.
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BIDDEFORD.
Poor John.

Biddeford, August "a. John Donahue Of New
Bedford, Mass, eloped with pretty Mollie McMa-
hon, blonde of sweet sixteen, and came to this
city. He tried to get married here but couldn't
and last night Mollies papa came TO find her. The
police found both in house on Main street.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


Lowell, August "a. Tue funeral of Ex-Mayor
French occurred this afternoon. There was a
very large attendance of prominent business men
and others, besides relatives. Nine surviving
Ex Mayors acted pail bearers.
Clambake.
The fat mems clsmhake to-day drew a crowd
of one thousand persons to Plum Island. The
heaviest man weighed 263 pounds, Mathew Tay-
lor Of Ameshury, the highest in family of nine
children. The dinner was the gift of Landlord
Torrey of the Bay View House.
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TENN ESSEE.

Nashville, August "a. The State comptroller
publishes a notice tina, past due coupons of July,
1875, Of bonds of the State. with outstanding
coupons of July 1874 and 1915, will be paid on
and after the 18th proxmo, at the Fourth Ma
ional Bank of New York, or at the State Treas
ury office, Nashville.
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A sea captain who has sailed in many waters,
saws that more business is being done at the pres
ent time on the Kennebec river than on any ether
river in the country.
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Weather Probabilities for To-day.

For the New England and the Middle States,
falling followed by rising barometer, warm south
east to southwest winds, increasing cloudiness and
possibly succeeded by local rains.
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MISSOURI.
Pol tical.

st. Louis, August "a. The republican State
committee held a secret session this morning to
consider what shall be done respecting the declina-
ton of Tinkelnburg candidate for governor. Ii
is understood that has again refused nomina-
ton. This is not Off cial
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FRANKLIN FAMILY SCHOOL,

Great care should be taken at this season of the
year in feeding children All danger may be avoid
ed by the use of RIDGES FOOD. IL Is suited to the
9easest stomach. and contains all the blood. bont
and ne h tormi e elements. 1t is the standard
preparation and is recommended bv physicians
here and a Dad. r5-wtilldecs0