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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-19
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ORTHODOX REGATIONAL.-tiranite Oh.
state ST., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev.
James II. Ecob, pastor, residence State street.
Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Sunday School
at noon. Evening services -. O'clock. Preach.
ing to morrow by the pastor.
UNINEKsALIsT.-Cor. Winthrop and Summer
streets. Rev. W. II. Dearborn, pastor. Preach.
ing at 1880 A. NJ. Sabbath School at II NJ
Preaching tomorrow by Rev, Cbas. A. Curtis.
The pastor VIII pre- Oh in the evening at IA
, o'cloek, subject; sowing and Reaping"
Oak and Winthrop. Rev. samuel Upiohn, rector
Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Evening service
=, p. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the rector.
FIRST BAPTlST,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
SITS. Free seats. ReY. Horace w. Tlldeu, pastor
residence Winthrop street, second house east OF
church Morning service 1870 A. NJ. Evening
IA Z. Nj. sabbath school at y NJ Preaching
tomorrow by the pastor.
FREE BAPTlSr,-State street, north of Bridge.
Street Morning rse strPce c a.
Sabbath school at II. Preaching tomorrow by
the pastor.
State. Rev. K. I. Adams, pastor; residence at
the parsonage, next door to the church. Morn.
ing service 1890 A; NJ; Evening, =. p Nj.
Preaching tomorrow by the pastor
UNITARIAN, Christ church, Cor. Oak and state
SITS: Rev Chas A. Curtis, pastor; residence. %
Sunday school Immediately after the morning
services .EPreaching to morrow by Rev W, IL.
Dearborn.
CATHOLIC state St. north of Bridge Rev r.
Wisse. o. 5. b.. pastor. Morning service, 1890
AM. Afternoon, 80 L. NJ.
The Adventists hold meetings in Darby Block.
every sunday afternoon, at the usual hour.
rhe COngregat onal. First Baptist, Free Will
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con
ference meetings in their vestlies every Wednes-
day evening, at q o'clock.
PRAYER meeting every morning at 81 O'Clock,
in the Reform Club Room.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Northern Avenue.
Morning service at 1880. sunday school at /
O'Clock. Prayer meeting Sunday evening
at 100; Thursday evening at $50 o'clock.
NORTH AUGUSTA-M. f. CHuRCIi.-Rev. j. W
Perry, pastor; residence at the parsonage, next
door north of the church. Preaching every sab
bath at 1880 A. NJ. sabbath school at IL NJ
Prayer meeting at y. p. NJ. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, HALO.
WELi..-No pastor; morning service 1880;
Sunday School 2.30 p. NJ. Pulpit supplied at
present by Rev. ii. V. EmmOns and others.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOW ELL-Rev.
Mr.. LeLacheur, pastor; residence opposite CHI
Morning service 1880: Afternoon service, $50;
SaDoath Schooi atquarter past one L. Nj. Preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Rev W
A. Newcombe, pastor. sunday school Mt 1876
A. M; preaching service at $50 L. NJ.
Preaching to morrow by the pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHI RICH, HALLOWELL- Rev
Mr.. Sawyer, rector Morning service at 10 30
Evening service at $50 Sunday School at = +. NJ
UNlNEksALlST CHU HALLOWELL.-Rev
Z. A. Haydeny pastor. Preaching to morrow A.
NJ. al 1870 and in evening at O'CLOCK, by the
pastor. Sunday School at 80 +. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-19

A friendly contest took place last evening. be-
tween the engines in the Augusta Fire DEPART
ment. The contest took place in the Bridge street
square. Each engine was allowed as many plays
as they could make in the space of twelve minutes.
The boys labored under the disadvantage OF burst
ing hose, and a smart shower that prevailed at the
time. The plays were made through 200 feet of
hose, the companies to have choice of nozzles
The best play of the steamer Cushnoc was ODD
feet, inches; of the Atlantic, lGS feet, inches.
After one trial the Pacific withdrew, on account
Of the pouring rain. According to previous agree
ment, Is feet is to be deducted from the play of
the Cushnoc, on account of its being a steamer.
The prize was given to the Cushnoc; it is to be
selected by the company, airy article they may
designate the value of ten dollars. The judges
were Geo. S. Ballard and p. o. Vickery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-19
KNOWLEDGE POWER

This is a nation of enlightened fleemen Edu.
cation IS the cornerstone and foundation of our
government. The people are free to think and
act for themselves, and that they may act wisely
II is necessary that they be well informed. Every
individual gam increases public gain. | pom the
health of the people is based the prosperity of a
nation, by it every value is increased, every Joy
enhanced. Health is essential to the accomplish
ment of every purpose; while sickness thwarts
the best intentions and lOftiest aims. Unto us are
not committed important health trusts, which we
hold not merely in our own behalf but for the
benefit of others. Ia order that we NAV be able
to discharge the obligation of our trusteeship and
thus prove worthy OF our generous commission,
1t is necessary that we study the art of preserving
health and prolonging life. 1t is of paramount
Importance to every person not only to understand
the means for the preservation of health, but also
to know what remedies should be employed for
the alienation OF the common ailments of life.
Not that we would advise every man under all
circumstances to attempt to be his own physician,
but we entreat him to acquire sufficient know-
edge OF his system and take the laws that govern
il, that he may be prepared to take care of him
self properly, and thereby prevent sickness and
prolong life. 10 no text book viii! the people fluid
the subjects of physiology and hygenie, or the
science of life and the art of preserving health,
more scientifically discussed more plainly
taught than in THE Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser" by K. v Pierce, NJ d.. of
Buffalo, y. \. 1t is a volume of over nine hun
dred large pages illustrated bv over two hundred
aud eighty-two engravings and colored plates, is
elegantly bound in cloth and gilt and sent post
paid, TO any address by the author, at the low
price of one dollar and fifty cents a copy Nearly
one hundred thousand copies have already been
sold, and the present edition, which is revised and
enlarged and more especially adapted to the
wants of family, is selling very rapidly. 1t
treats Of all the common diseases and their rene
dies, as well as of anatomy, physiology, hvgenie,
human tempsrameuts and many other topics Of
grea. interest to all people, and is truly what the
author styles it, Medicine Simplifed."
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EUROPE.
France.

LONDON, May Is. The Paris despatch SAYS the
excitement was quieed Wednesday night nv a re-
port that the project of forming the Broglie cabi-
net was abandoned.
Thursday morning McMahon's immediate fol-
lowers affected to regard the meeting on the left
at the Grand Hotel, as challenge to the Marshal.
Conc latory ideas were again abandoned.
Duke De Brogle held crowded reception
Wednesday night. at which he declared the abuse
which had been attempted o [ the M,rshal's name
by the republican cabinet could continue no long
er.
Duke DeCazes received all ambassadors yester-
day lie found among them n most Hnfavorsbe
impression. Not one approved what had passed,
although some perhaps expressed q little sympa-
thy for the republican side. Ga all hands it was
felt certain the public opinion Of Europe would be
painfully struck.
The Times correspondent shows the Broglie
ministry, appointed in fulhlment of threat BY
McMahon that If the left passed their order of the
day, which they did adopt yesterday, declaring
their chamber will only place confidence 10 cab
met Fl ee to and resolved to govern in accordance
with republican principles, which can alone re-
store order and prosperity" lie would Immediate
y form ministry from the right.
PARIS May Is. A better feeling exists. Ex-
citement is subsding The assembly is prorogued
for month, and It's dissolution is Imminent.
The Debats to-day says France has taken a
movement in which the efforts of four years for
the advance of the Republic, has been lost
A despatch dated 80 l.. NJ. says: \ message
from President Mem ihon is just received in the
Chamber proroguing the sitting one month.
President McMahon has written letter to De
Cazes stating that circumstances didn't permit him
TO entfust power with the former cabinet. lie an
nounces that there will be a change in the foreign
policy, and closes by begging DeCazes to retain
his portfolio.
The Times Paris correspondent says those who
have brought about the crisis are not engaged in
a conspiracy Of any sort. Their conspiracy is
simply one for Office and has justified beforeha nd
the inevitable revenge which universal suffrage
and popular Indignation are preparing for them.
Germany.
The development of the ministerial crisis il
France is watched in Berlin W 18th very keen inter
est. II Smons fall IS the result of uluamontane
intrigue the effect upon the relations between
France and Germany may be grave.
The Berlin correspondent OF the Times re port.
that the German government contempates NOV
ing Tor special federal commission to prepare a
oil for a joint reform of the tariff and taxation
Prince Bismarck is said to desire to re-ntro-
duce protectloplsm and indirect taxes TO certain
extent.
The Plague.
LONDON, May Is. The plague i. decreasing in
Bagdad.
Earl Orkney is dead, aged a.
Shipments.
Adyices from kanigsbery state that large guam
titles OF Russian wheat are arriving there for
shipment to England
Auction.
The wreck of the Dakota was sold at auction
to-day, for II 400
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Samuel Watts Il Co. launched from their yard
at Thomaston Thursday, ship of 2O65 tons, called
the Alfred u. Snow. Capt. +. A. Robinson Of
ThOmaston, will command Ter.
Sch. Como Of Cherryfeld, which arrived al
Newbnryport on the l3.h, was hbelled by the
Eastern RAILROAD Co. for damage done to one OF
the piers of their bridge last season. Capt. Bunk
or, the present master, Wa. not in charge of the
Como at that time.
The President Of the Board Of Chesapeake pi-
lots yesterday, reported the wreck of bark Azow
sunk near Black River Point in the lower bay, i.
lying in the track Of vessels. The wreck of sch
Maakin, lying near the same spot. i also report
cd
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Chicago Produce Market.

,, Chicago, May 49, 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring, 81 00ay 90.
WIFE AT-No. spring l63ha -; cash, l 634A
GA; June | 6jH July No. 8. IeI1. q I'll
aO o.; rejected, 2z3sa1 z7ts.
CoRN-No. mixed.jl3s; cash 5I44,; June. ai.
Juil 53G.
OATS 421.c. cash. axe june As. July.
RfE-No. :, 81 c.
BARLEY-No.2 spring, IS a00c.
PORK Cash, IL O5-alt 10 June, IA 10 :;
July, IL 22iI.
LARD Cash 9 Is = cash; 2O-a9 2o,., June
July jOa9 3Gh.
BULK MEA rs--sl ouldsrs, "a c; short rib
sides la &C; shor. cl,-l llb, IA C.
WHl>kEG-Western, o..
fRElGHTS-COrn to Buffalo, g. c.. wheat do.
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tMarrtfn.

In Saugus. Mass, 3Oth ult Leonard Seller OF
East Bridgwater, Mass, Miss Frances NJ Cox OF
Brunswick.
In Holden. 18th inst David l.. Savage to Miss
Mary +. spauliing, tOLh of Brwer.
In Bangor, i4th inst, VIM. McLaug hiu to Miss
Mary j. strange, 10 h of Bangor.
In East OrrngtOn, 9Th inst Frank A. Chanell of
Lewiston, 10 Miss Nellie Carr of Orrngton.
In OroHo, 18Th ms, George Il. richards 10 Miss
Annie Dyer, both OF Odt0wn.
In Paris, 18th ult. VIM r. Bonney to Miss Clara
NJ Russell both OF sumner.
In sumner, tih inst, komaczo Wood to Miss
Nellie NJ Tucker.
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Tornado.
CONDEMNED TELEt:RAMS.

The U. S. Cartridge company have established
rifle range in Lowell, Mass.
Dan1 II. Chamberlain, Ex-Governor of South
Carolina. was sworn by chief justice Davis in the
general term, as attorney and counsellor at the
New York bar.
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the Sabbath congregations is two hundred. The
future Of this young church, with Rev. d. Shaw
as pastor, is certainly very hopeful.
Rev. DR.. Estes Of Paris Hill, announced last
Sabbath that he was about to begin series OF
sermons upon God aud his attributes.
Rev. II. II. Osgood of Naples, is engaged to
preach for the Congregational society at Water
ford. lie commences his lahors next Sunday
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Dtfo.

In this city, 18th inst, after piotracted Illness
Albert 4. farb ,nss, aged 2G years and . months,
son of the late ID. A. Fairbanks. Funeral this af.
terno on at IN O'Clock
In Lewi'ton 26th Ut. Alfred Durham, aged -
years 10 mon his and 10 days.
NO. Turner, IA INST Winsew Merrill. aged
80 wears months and 10 DAYS.
. In Portland, l4th inst, Catherine sampson aged
~ years.
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TENNESSEE.
Decoration Day.

CHATTANOOGA, May Is. Annvitation was ex
tended to the President and Cabinet and their
wives, to attend the decoration of graves of the
federal dead 10 the national cemetery near this
city, by the late soldiers Of both armies, on the
Both lust, and also on the same day to dinner
given by a common union of the Blue and Grey
to decorate the graves OF our dead. Extens i've
preparations are making by the exConfederatcs to
assist on the occasion.
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TX RHODE ISLAND.
Religious.

NEWPORT, May IS. The n L. Baptist Mission
airy Society began Its Sd annual session in this
city to-day. a business meeting was held this at.
ternoon. The sermon this evening was preached
by Rev. L. Bird of Hartford. Business meetings
will be held every morning and afternoon, and a
sermon delivered every evening. The society
will be in session until the middle of next week
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Terrific Hail storm.

BENNINGTON. May is. terrific hail storm
passed over Salisbury aud the nor hern part of
Bennington, this afternoon, demolishing windows
aud doing fearful damage to vegetation. One of
the hail stones picked up afterwards weighed 10
IL ounces; one measured five niche. in diameter
and another 10 inches in Circumference Several
of the stones were exhibited here this evening
which had fallen in the afternoon, of which three
made handful. Nothing like 1t has ever been
heard of in this vicinity.
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VIRGINIA.
Religious.

STANTON, May Is. The Episcopal council, in
session here to-day, decided by large majority to
recommend to the general conference, which
meets in Boston in Oct, to set apart the State of
West Virginia as a separate and independent do
cese. "A resolution to divide the diocese of Nir-
gna by the line of the James river, was defeated
by large majority.
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After thorough examination in Portland before
the Trustees of the Reform School, in regard to
brutality practiced upon inmates of the school
by the teachers, the Trustees unanimously dec ided
that the charges were disproved and they entirely
eyonerated Mr.. Wentworth, the superintendent
And so the fzzle ended
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How to make lemon cske.-Two cups of flour,
two of sugar, six eggs, six tablespoonful of but
ter, four of milk, two teaspoonfuls of cream tar
ter siited with flour, and one teaspoonlul of soda.
Beat all well together, and bake in two loaves
For the jelly 70 with it, take three fourths of
pound of sugar, one fourth of a pound of butter,
six eggs, the rind of three lemons grated and the
juice. Beat the sugar, butter aud eggs thorough
ly together. and set in a dish of hot water until
heated, then add the grated lemon and juice; stir
until thick enough, and quite smooth, then split
the cake and put the jelly in while warm 1t is
very delicious
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The Turf.
W A1ERN WILLIE.
Arrested.

WATERyIILE, May IS. Adelbcrt Chandler OF
Unity was arrested TINS p. NJ, by L. S. Marshal
ii. ID. Marble, for passing counterfeit half dollars
in large amounts. lie was tried here this even
Jag before L S. Commi. sioner T. F. Webb, bound
over for two thousand dollars for his appearance
before the L. $ CONT
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YER MONT.


NEWPORT, May IS. The house and barn OF
Charles Easton, the house of ". ID. Stafford, and
the house and barn of Lucius Robinson, were
burned this morning. Loss, S27 900; insured
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OTTAWA, May Is. From the first of April of
the present year, TO the ith of May, the lumber
exports TO the nited States, three times larg-
er than the corresponding period of last year
Reports from PIPER Ottawa state that there are
twelve RATS that have stuck in the tributaries of
the Ottawa, throwing SIN hundred men out of en-
ploy mcnt
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"a friend in need is a friend indeed 4damson's
Hotdhtc BalSam has proved itself friend to the
suffering, and It's best recommendation ia that
where it has once been faithfully tried no other
remedy will be used for coughs and colds.
mAVlh ~ wiz
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, May Is, 1877.
tsaes at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad, 2Lss-
Boston 4 Maine Railroad 90k = agl
Portland. saco Il Portsmouth, 6JaH5-
Boston Maine Railroad - IIOxalu
Eastern Railroad 7'si 4ssI 400
Maine Stale "a lIIa
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Boating.

HALIFAX, May Is The hackers of Warren
Smith have decided to accept the challenge Of
Wallace Ross OF St. John, to scull race, the
time and place to be decided upon hereafter.
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REMINGTON.
Burglary.

FARAlNGToN, May Is. Solomon Winters store
and dwelling, nea: New Portland, was entered
last night and one hundred and ten dollars stolen
and the building fired No clue to the burglars
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~ Cincinnati May Is, ls.T
fOkh sli 2Jali 80 Clear sides, 71ar
LARD BACON
steam ga a9a Shoulders, Ga
hell!e, 5'aaJ'. Clear RIB sides, sa
BUl.h MEATS Clear sides, asi4
shoulders, 5-a0 WHIsKEY- 07aI VI
clear rib sides, Oar.
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NEW YORK.
" Weather.

NEW YORK, May Is. Weather exceedingly
fine, warm wind, southwest.
Custom House Investigation.
Abraham Hewitt has testified that he examined
fitg-seven cases in dispute for the government as
merchant appraiser that he was seven days doing
so that Deputy Collector Lydecker offered him
$50 for his services, which he refused that Ly-
decker admitted collecting ten dollars for each of
the cases investigated. amounting to $50, from
merchants interested; that he (Hewettl demand
ed five dollars for each case, but lydecker re fused
to pay him.
The Commission appointed to inyest gate the
management of the custom house ended their la
bors to-day.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Marine News.

GLOUCESTER, May IS. Considerable anxiety is
felt for the safety of schooner G. Pomoroy, Capt
BRYANT of Gloucester. She was lumber laden
bound from Satilla River, Ga, to Bath. Me. April
18th. 1t is supposed she lost off Cape Halter
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The work of enlargng the Maine State Prison
has commenced in earnest, and will be carried
forward to completion with the Wardens usual
energy and dispatch.
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GERMAN SWEET CHOCOLATE. A superior
brand is furnished the trade by Walter Baker 4
Co., on the most favorable terms. The public are
assured OF really nice article in purchasing this
make. ~
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Killed

GREENFIELD, May IS. John Hayes. a resident
of Sherbrooke, p. q foreman OF construction on
the Troy 4 Greenfe Id Railroad was instantly
killed this afternoon by lightning, and several
men were knocked down and all more OF less in
iured
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Marine Disaster.

QUEBEC, May 49, The steamer Contest of the
St. Lawrence Navigation Co., is ashore near Bic,
in heavy smoke, caused by bush fires The
crew are suved. A tug has been sent to her as
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Base Ball.

game of base ball here to-day resulted as fol.
lows Chelsea /, Harvard 5.
Suffe ers OF the late Fires.
WATERFOWL May IS. narrowing accounts OF
sufferngs aud dcstlutlon continue from the burnt
district in Clinton county. Sixty families near
Csnors Corner are destitute of everything but
clothing. Food is being sent for all the destitute
tact Of rich farming country has been swept
clean of buildings. fences, trees and stock. The
crops that had been put in the ground were DIES
troyed. The people are utterly destitute, help
less and without resources.
Tornado.
PoUGHKEEPs1E, May Is. tornado passed
over Stuyvesant this afternoon, from the West to
East, so RODS wide. A large ice house was des-
troyed, fences were torn away, trees uprooted and
telegraph poles destroy ed.
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MISSOIIISI.
Sale of the Times

ST. LOUIS, May is. The Times was sold under
deed Of trustee to-day, for $4,000. b. NJ
Chamber, President of the Butchers and Drovors
Bank, and older of SIS 900 of the So 900 OF
bonds of the paper, was the purchaser.
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GEOR


ATLANTA, May Is. Charles Toomey, colored,
was hung at Americas to-day for the murder of
Mrs. Caraway, (white), some time ago. He con-
iesscd to committing rape before the murder lie
sold his body to physica for 49,
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Huntington, Mason i %. making pants to
measure from fine all wool cassmeres for 81 so
and 5000 per pair. Business suits to measure
SIS 90 and $1,000
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Sunday School concert at the Baptist church to-
morrow evening. In connection with the exercis-
es, Hon. w. j. Corthel has been invited to deliv.
or an address.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Asnntact djcurnal.
BIDIDEFORD.
Court Matters.

Court Matters.
BIbDEfoKD, May Il. The Grand jury at Al
fred, to-day reported twenty-five indictments
mostly for liquor selling.
sad Accident.
While raising stone weighing seven tons at
Gooch llaines quarry this forenoon, derrick fell
and an iron guy struck Gowen Emmons, injuripg
him severely.
The Turf.
Cornish trotting park association offers 800 in
premiums for the June meeting, held there June
jth and G;h.
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The Post of the Grand Army have about co m
pleted their arrangements for Decoration day.
The procession will consist of the Capital Guards
CoGnor Cadets Seth W ams Post, and Cutler
Post of Togus. The Haowell Band will furnish
music. The fire department again declined the
invitation of the Post to participate in the cere-
monies
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An interesting unioE prayer meeting is held ev.
cry morning at half past eight O'Clock, including
Sunday, at the rooms Of the Reform Club. The
meetings are free TO all, and ali are urgently in
vited to come.
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The June butter that will be laid down by our
hennebec farmers, cannot fail to be of the very
best quality. Pastures are verdant and the guam.
tity and the quality of the feed is unsurpassed.