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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
DAILY Eenuebee 4unrmal.
BIDDEFORD,
Burglary.
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Bddeford, October 7. At a late hour LAT
night as Captain Elliott was pat ding Alfred ST.,
he discovered the appearance Of burglary in tn
taorii x establishment Of A. ] X .berts. 10 a
few minutes he captured Cy Cur, and Nike
GroAan, as they were leaving the stone with i've
rol of cloths, valued at sixty dol ars The bur.
glars were taken to the Police station thi, morn
ing, aud will be arr sgned before Recorder Gould,
Curtis Is noted desperate and accom- pli he'd bur
glAr. lie returned from State prison three weeks
ago, where he served = sentence for burglar,
committed in Frank lin street. Grogan has hso
good record heretofore.
Both Curtis aud Gro, al were committed in dc.
fault Of $500 bonds.
The show and Fair.
There ie very large stteudance at City Hal I,
1t being the closing night OF The York county fair
In the 200 race, this aftornoou, IIAiue,' mare
Eastern Queen, won three st aight heats. Bes,
time. 2.5l Larraoees Tim Collins, came 10
second. There WAS small crowd, owing to the
unfavorable weather. The grand sweepstake,
race come. off Monday.
Yacht Stolen.
Yesterday, chief Savage. Boston, informed Mar.
shall Ham that = scht, owned by Fred I. Mory
and valued at $40 900, and Containing articles OF
lsdi's apparel, had been stolen from Boston har.
Dor, and is supposed to be near here. The Mar.
shal detailed Captain Elliott aud officer Donovan
to investigate. They find that yacht, answering
the description has been cruising about Goose
Island, but has probably gone east. Officer Hun,
ofthe Boston harbor police is in the city looking
after the matter to- night.
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Chas Hight, one Of the Lime Rock Bank reb-
b.rs, Was discharged from the State prison at
Thomaston, Thursday. His sentence was for sew.
EN- years, and he was committed on the 7th of
May, 1870 The term Of sentence was shortened
by the deduction to which every convict is entitled
of five days for each month Of good behavior.
Charles Wadsworth is constantly receiving the
latest patterns of goods for fall and winter wear
for boys and men, and Major Reynolds stands
ready to cut the garments to fit. He makes
specially Of cutting ladies cloaks, and now is the
time to have them cut, and be ready for the cold
winter that the weather-wise are predicting we
shall have upon us soon.
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CALIFORNIA,
Centennial Anniversary.

San Francisco, October 8. The Centennial an
nivtrssry Of the foundation OF the Mission of
Dolores Of San Francisco, was celt brsted to-day
with much spnit. Tue exercises included
grand military mass at the old Mission grounds
and procession thence through the principle
streets to Mechanics pavilion, where musical
and literary exercises were held, followed by the
laying of the corner stone of the new church neal
the old mission church. The procession included
military, religious. benevolent and educational
societies, United States and State officers and
clergy of the various demon nations. The dem
onstrstion being Of an unsecn fian character, vas
imposing in numbers and appearance, consuming
sbou! Two hours in passing gwen point.
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STATE NEWS.

One old lady halted In front of the printing
press at Town Hall last week, saws the Dexter
Gazette, and inquired if it was "a new kind of
sewing machine that they had been getIn' out"
The new hotel which has been erected at Alb.
hot th, season In place Of the one DESTROYED h,
fire, will be formally opened on "Wednesday, the
18th of this month, when the citizens of Abbot,
and all others who are interested, will give Mr..
Buxton benefit durirg the day and evening.
Master Fred Tilton, scholar in the Skowhegan
high school, broke his ri Wednesday, while out
TO play at recess. He went into school alter the
accident and recited lis lesson in physiology and
then went and had his arm set. lie was at school
the next morning.
A block of new houses, building by MIR. John
w. 1eaton on Bramhsll street in Portland, wys
eLteed recently by thieves, and all the lead pipe
| and the metal in general was removed and piled
in one room. daughter Of Mr.. Yeaton, who
entered one of the houses Wednesday noon dis
covered the thieves at work and gave the alarm,
but they escaped.
A large number of relatives and friends Assem-.
bled at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eden N
Perry, Esq, Cape Elizabeth, Thursday evening,
to celebrate the 18th anniversary of their we'd
ding. Rev. A sa Hutchinson made some appro.
pirate remarks, and Mr.. ID. B. Sanderson OF
Lewiston, recited pleasing poem. 1t was a very
pleasant occasion. The presents were numerous
and some very elegant.
Mr.. George F. Lewis Of the well known firm
of W. X. Lewis K Brothers of Boston, while
driving with his young horse to Freeport on
Tuesday, was thrown from his carriage the horse
taking fright al the noise Of = thrashIng machine
near Yarmouth. aud seriously Injured. He was
taken up IN an insensible condition and carried
iuto house near by. Upon examination it WAS
found that he was bruised considerable about the
head and shoulders, but 1t is thought there are no
internal injuries.
President Cheney of Bates College, is now in
Paris. He has been making the trip Of Switzer-
land He is having delightful trip, and will prob
ably return IN the spIing.
There is hoy who travels Lisbon street Lewis
ton, with basket of apples and people buy, say.
ing: 81 don I want suy apples, hut like 10 hcl
SCHOOL, boy along who makes $50 q term and
keeps first ia his class"
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct. ]. 1876
FLouR-extra spring, q VOl5 co.
WHEA NO spring, SPOT, l D IA; Oct.
| u9ha No.. Ii!4.
CUaN-No. 2, mi xed, spot, R4a-; Oct, 4il.a-.
oAr No. :. AK -, spot; OF, 33ys.
kiE-No. tn a6O-.
BARLkl-NV. aprng, s@a-tpot,
bkESsr 10 HDG~-y IS is
PUkk-l6 1Oal6 D, ct; oct, Is o I4al5 O5
LAkD-lJ -ai0 30, spot; OCT . 4Ua9 AK
BULK MkAto-shou hlers, ~; short lib
mii, ga shot Gear mid. .asss.
HAMS-l5 q ave- age
WHiSkki-. OLA
FRElGHIs-Corn to Buffalo, -a2h; wheat do
sra.
RECEIPT RS go -four; 5000 wheat; ls9, O00
corn; -. 20 oat lJ.0t0Ne, a o. o bailey
SHIN r. ts-j,5 -four 5000 VII, at 2lS, o {
corn; 81 100 OATH; IL ,U0J barley; 800 rye
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Dtfb.

In Hallowell, 2sth ult Mrs Eliza Timin wife OF
John Timlin, agei II years; SIN inst, Frederick
". Allen, sou OF the late DIR. +. Allen, aged o3
years
In helsea, Mertie L. Weeks. aged years mos
In Portland 9Th inst. sarah, daughter OF George
anu Sarah Tanner aged years, Z months, 20 days.
In Sou h Paris, 18th ult.. Char es w. Benz g. aged
70 years.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Gov. Chamberlain rociamati

Gov. ChamberlAn's Proclamation,
Columbia, October 7. Gov. Chamberlain Issued
proclamation To- day in wan he SAYS that it has
became imPractcahe, in his jud .me NJ, to enforce
by the Ordinary course of Judicial process the laws
OF the > ale wrhn certain cluuies and it having
been made known to him that illegal organizations
KNOWN AS ilhe clubs exist in the State, aud they
are forbidden by the Stare laws, he folb,ds their
eAiste nce and orders that they be disbanded with
10 three days. 1t this order Is dsregarded, he
VIII exhaust bis own powers and then appeal 10
the United States government.
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GEORGIA..
Political.

Atlanta. Ga, Octoher7. The Democratic mai
in 81 counties is $4,000. Forty four counties 10
hear from will make the majority 80, 900 at least
The Senate will have 43 Democrats and one
Republican, and the House all Democrats except
six Republicans. Including three colored.
Intrrments.
Savannah, October 7. The total number of in
terments to day were y.
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Lecturer at waterville.

Rev. ii. F. Wood of Concord n. H., delivered
his lecture on the Force of Habit at West Wat
erville on Thursday evening the 9th inst. Not
withstandng the bad going and the damp and dis
agreeable weather Memorial Hall was well filed.
Mr. Wood made many excellent points which
were highly spplauded. His discourse was we'll
written and delivered in an able and happy man
ner. The audience gave marked attention. At
the close of the lecture large number OF our cit
liens crowded about Mr.. Wood to congratulate
him and bid him hearty welcome back to his
former home and the scene of his early labors.
God speed him everywhere and always in his
good work is the sincere prayer of our people.
THCRLow.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Grand Army Parade.

Boston, October 7. Arrangements have been
perfected for parade of the Grand Army Repub-
lie, department Of Mssss husetts, in this city on
Wednesday next. 1t is expected that 7 900 men
will be 10 line.
Suicide.
Frederick c. Porter, who came fiom Providence,
few days ago. WAS found wandering about the
streets, bopelessly insane. and WAS placed in the
toubs, last night, where he hung himself with
his suspenders, this afternoon.
Maine Disaster.
FIJI River, October 7. The steamer Albatro.s,
just arrived in reports the loss tf her tow barge.
Jt ferson with $50 tons of coal, swsnped by q
heavy sea. Crew saved.
Obituary.
Springfield, October 7. Mr.. Jeremiah Harripg-
ton, said to be los years DID, was buried in this
city to day. -Four generations of his posterity
attended the funeral.
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NEW YORK.
Receipts Of Specie.

New York, October7. Seventy thoun. and odd
pounds Of silv,r and gold Coin received at the
assay Office to-day. making q total of 100000
pounds $3.50, 900 in American gold coin were re-
ceved 81 the U. 5. Treasury last night, from
Europe.
Fire.
The bark Europe from Bremen caught fire to-
day in the dry dock. After the fire WAS extinguish.
ed The dead bodies of five men VINO had sufoca-
ted by smoke and burned by the flames were dis
cover ed in the hold. These men were all work.
my on the vessel, and probably were unable to
escape in the binding smoke, and we're sufocs-
ted before the fire WAS put out. They all leave
families unprov ided for.
The MayOralty.
Andrew II. Green WAS formally put forward at
meeting in Cooper Institute last night as candl-
date for Mayor.
About Tweed.
The Heralds Madrid special says that Spanish
politicians claim that the SURF, nder of Tweed i,
= complete estrsrpel to any further threats by
the United States of CUSan intervention.
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f'.te.

Houston, October s. A fire last night DESTROYED
the entire block GU the east eide oil Main Sire, t,
between Preston and Congress. Among the
buildings destroyed were some OF the handsomest
business sfoiehouse- in the city. The Western
Union Telegraph Office wss burned, and conntc-
ton by telegraph was interrupted. but has been
restored to-day. Loss $3.50 600, insurance $780,
OO0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-09

The Gas Company at Portland, have decided to
reduce the price of gas from 1888 to 81 Is net per
Suspicious having been entertained that Mr.
Farnum of Rockland. set fire to his store re-
Gently, jury of inquest is Investigating the
matter.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Fire.

Littleton, n H., Octuber7. The Twin Noun
tain House caught hre from detective
chimes, on the night of the 9th inst, and WAS
only saved from destruction by the greatest exer
ton. 1t caught in the readn room, and burned
through 10 the roof befo it could ne extinguish-
ed. Loss on building and furniture from four TO
five thousand dollars. Il will be put in thorough
repair before another summer.
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PORTLAND.
Failed.

Portland, October I. John Randall. -four mer
chant has failed His W lisw has been acting
for him with power of attorney, aud there appears
TO be some mystery connected with the affairs As
regards the latter. A thorough examination is to
be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-09

DEPORT of the condition of the GRAM
IL TIE NATIONAL BANK OF Augusta,
Maine. at the close OF business on the
I'D day OF October, 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-09

- EPORT OF the condition OF the GRAN
IL TIE NATIONAL BANK OF Augusta,
Maine. at the close OF business on the
Id day OF October, 1870.
RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts e233, AS 90
Overtrans sl3 IS
u. 5. Bonds to secure Circulation 100 600 90
Deposits $4,000 20
U. s Bonds on hand $3.50 o
other >tonks, Bonds and Mortgages 100 90
Due from approved and Reserve Agent los 5si
Uue from 9th National BANKS IN "a
Real Estate Furniture and Fixtures l6t o 90
Checks and other Cash Items O7, vi
Bills of other National Banks 273e 10
Fractional Currency (including Nickels) lbs As
&c ie Jos 90
Legal Tender Notes I95oJ Ov
ri per cent. Re iempton fund with
| U. S. Treasurer 800 90
$5i2lS5 70
LIABILITIEs
Capital Stock paid in 100000 90
SUI plus FUND 5000 OO
Oth undivided p offs I6.,s 81
National Bank Notes outstanding IS 500 10
DIVIDENDS unpaid 40 10
Individual Deposits subject to check 24il72 10
Cashier - check QUIZ standing ssl 80
United STATES Deposits 2,7s5 IT,
Deposits of IT, $. Disbursng Officers 49, o. 10
Due 10 other National Baaks SSH
Is 7s5 as
STATE or MINE. County of Kenne6ec So,
!, VIM. I. johnson, Cashier of the Granite Ma
| tiona Bank of Augusta do solemnly affirm that the
edge and belief
WIN. T. JOHNSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me, this 7th
HORACE H. hAdLEN, Justice of the Peace.
Correct Attest:
JAMES Y. SoarH, Directors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-09

1t is an interesting fact that nature has provided
her own healing remedies-no one of which
has so wide q reputation as tar. Forest Tar" is
simply pure preparation of tar for the Throat,
Lungs, and Cstsrrh. sept23-t&wlm
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WASHINGTON.
Personal.

Washington, October 7. S cre,ary Morrill, has
gone to Philsdelphis to he absent until Monday.
A Conscience Refund.
The Secretary of the Treasury received to-day
an anonymous communcs ion from Boston, con-
tanning $3.50. The amount hss been placed TO
the credit Of the conscience fund.
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tHarrten.

In Saccarappa 5.h inst. Oscar Crockett to Miss
Fiorilla Mer III, both OF Cumpsrland Mi 10.
In NORWAY, 26th ult John 4. Rhodes of Wind.
ham, To Miss Hulda Hall NORWAY.
In b. nton, l6.h ut D. ID. Coonbs Of Auburn, to
Lizzie NJ. HunIer of Benton.
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Toronto, October 8. Lord Dufferin, Governor
Geueral Of Canada. and Lady Duff rim, Al riveo
last night from Biu,h Columbia. Tuey Will leav,
10 morrow for thlladelph
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The Gardiner Reporter mentions the following
recent sale, Of property in that city Mr. Jacob
Peters has sold his house and lot on Spring street
to Mr.. Ladd, for $3.50. Mrs. Dixon has sold he
house and lot on the corner of Harden and
Harrison Avenue streets, for $500, to Chss. Z.
Deerinv
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The Bath Times says there will be grand fire.
mans parade in that city Tuesday, given by the
Bath fire department in honor of visiting COM
panes from abroad. Steamer companies City of
Rockland. of Rockland, City of Auburn of Au-
burn, W. w. Rice Of Thoma,ton. who will be
received on their arrival by the Bath frenen. In
the evening the Bath 6remen will give compli-
mentary ball to the ir visitors at Columbian Hall.
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Suicide,
RHODE ISLAND.
Collision.

Providence, Octobe, s. Schooners Warsteed
for Saco, and Light Of Home, fishing vessel, col.
lded in beating out Of Newport this moring. and
both sustained some injury 10 mssts and rigging
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ONO.
Resignation.

Cincinnati October 7. The resignation of
Lemuel D. Tyler, 5 cretary of the Anne can Ali
ance dated August 18th, wa, accepted yesterday.
The name Of bis successor will be announced ON
Wednesday.
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One hundred more stone cutters and forty quar-
ry-men will be put upon the work at Hurricane
Island Immediately, which will increase the mum
Der Of men employed over 500.
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Some Belfast ship builders are proposing the
building of q small steamer there to from that
city to Castne and Brooksvle on the ground that
the present steamboat service is irregular and not
To ne depended upon.
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Strike.
TENNESSEE.
COloTed Odd Fellows.

Memphis, October T. The national council of
Odd Fellows adjourned last night to meet next
year at New Orleans. +. Faucet of Pnilade lpha,
MAS elected president.
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CONN CTICUT.
Cartridges for the Turks.

New Haven, October I. The British steamship
John Brsmali, Capt. Nervington, cleared this
port YESTERDAY, for Consr antinople, with q cargo
of Is 600 900 a,trldges valued al 1915 900, fur
nished by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co.,
of this city 10 the Turkish Government.
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LOCAL AND RUsuvEss NOTICES.

MAJ. =. RowELL OF Hallowel,, is onr regularly
authorized Aeent IN that city, and will receive tue
names oI lie" subscribers and money on collec.
tipns.
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The twenty-second annual exhibition of the
Ssgadahoc agricultural and horticultural society,
will take place at Topsham, on the l0tn, llth and
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LONDON Octoher l. A despatch from Constan-
VI ". VI. r nusmer 10 tue proposals
Ambassador Yesterday.
rurLov ..,a wo,,
No' an" 1"""'e"esTo'
A Vienns despatch says there are good reasons
W NJ, - oono oe.~eeh iulhey anu
49, as 49,. 10y. ST. 'ne Ien'"s' vi
49, re- ,,', o. ~. su "p c,,n oe
w $500, ~ Nv ,an. Uo '"' 0"''' VI 'ne 'eSson
VI "
SerVian bat'aiioh Destroyed.
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N ExICO.
The Mexican Revolution.

New York, October 7. Mexican dates up 10
the 29th, via Havana, have the following:
1t is reported that chihuahua was taken by the
government troops aud 300 prisoners captured.
1t is stated that 1900 troops in Sonora have pro-
nounced for M,js.
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Bishop Healey last Sunday confirmed one hun
dred and twenty children at the church in Tops
ham. A resident priest is to be stationed there.
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The river has swellsd little by the recent
raihs but there is still chance for large rise.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
New toT Whistle.

Halifax, October 7. On and after the 18th inst
steam fog whistle will be in operation at Ssmbro
Island, on the western side Of the entrance to
Halifax harbor.
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We are pleased TO see at home again the faces
of many pilgrims 10 the Centennial. All speak In
.he highest terms ofp-aise of the exhibition. and
don't grudge the time and money spent TO see
it. Aud still there are others to 60
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PERSONAL.

Orillian, October Z. fire to-day DESTROYED
Bhid's sas mall aud 400 900 feet of lumber Los.
$40 OOO
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Weather Probabilities Tor TO. Day.

Ia the Mi die States and New England States,
rising bar ometer. north west to south west inds,
colder. clear weather and heavy frosts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-09

The comrades of Seth Williams Post, G. A. r.,
will hold a campfire at their hall neat Thursday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-09

Whooping cough. asthma, Group and racking
coughs cured ny Adsmson's Bal,am. 1t never
fails to cure. Price IS cts. Sample free.
Uct4-t,Swlw
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Centennial Admissions.

Philadelphia, October Z. The paving admis-
sions to the Centennial Exhibition on Saturday
were seventy two Thousand six hundred and six
teen.
Suike.
scranton, Octohers 8. The employ of the Dele
ware, Lackswana and Western RAILROAD, who
Quilted work at the car locomotive shop, on FIJI
gay, rather than accept the reduction of ten per
cent, SUI refuse to return TO work. TIE seventy
nve who continued at work when the main b DIV
OF men turned ost, united with them on Saturday
and now tie shops are about de cried
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Boston Stock List.

boston, Oct. 7 1875.
Salt at the Brokers' Boardl
Eastern Railroad, exa6a
no ston II Maine Railroad 40 4
Portland, ga U 4 Portsmouth, 7O-a-
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CAN IDA.
The Beautiful Snow.

Toronto. October7. Dispatches from various
points 10 western and northern Outario, Indicate
that considerable quantity Of snow fell there to-
day.
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We regret TO notice that our former Gardiner
neighbors. Giles o. Bailey and wife. now of Port
land, have met with . heavy afi ction in the loss
of a much loved daughter nearly four years cd.
The Argus Of Saturday says:
Little Maudie WAS an uncommonly bright and
interesting child. of q sweet and at, ctonate dis.
position, and Of noticeable beauty. and pet with
all ~ho knew her. Her loss ia with crush ing
weight upon the hearts of the beresved Ia
rents an with deep regret uron those who have
the pleasure of their acquaintance. MIR. Bailey
has been long and favorsby known in editorial
circles, an IN bis latest venture, the pub LEGATION
of the Sunday Times in which he has been ably
assisted by his wife, has won Colleen opinions from
al. We are sure that not alone the immediate
chcle Of friends. but all who know them will sym
rathlze with them in this deep affection
Issued by the Patent Office to the citizens Of
Maine, for the week ending Sept. 8, 1876. Fur
nished for the journal, from the office of j. Nc
Perkins 4 CO., counselors-at-law in patent cases
and solicitors fer patents. Attend to all business
before the patent Office and other departments OF
the government. 5l3 Seventh street, Washington
ID. c. Drawings and specifications Of patents 25
cents.
49,, 347. Cultvators. Horace C. Briggs, West
Auburn. Filed June 26. 1876
Brief iht frame adjustable in width and the
tongue and its braces adaptable to any width.
ls2 ,343. Plate Lifters. M. G. Barbour, Port
land. Filled June 10. 1876.
1872 467. Mods for shaping Shovel Handles.
Hiram Oliver, Industry. Filled Mar. IL, 1876.
1928 Atomizers. Frank Z. Stanley, Au-
burn. Filled June 20. 1876
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local ano State Nems.

The farmers all tell one story about potatoes
good crop and excellent quality.