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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-17
STATE NEWS.

tie Ellsworth American says that last Novem-
per Mayor oung bet with Mr.. A. Coolidge of
Lamoine half bushel Of clans, that Tilden would
6aye majority Of the electoral votes for Presi-
dent, equal to the electoral vote of New York, or
thirty five votes. The clans in shell were to Re
carried by the loser on his back to the house of
the winner distance of two and half miles by
land and one-hall mile across the bay. MIR.
Young, satisfied he had lost, last Thursday should
cred his clans and started for Coolidges and de-
posted them at his door.
That highway robbery on the Wiscasset road il
now reported with variation of circumstances
he alleged victim was going to see his lady love,
as stated. The Sl2j Of which he ia reported to
have been robbed, is now reported to have been
l2j cents, the whole of which was left in his
pocket As to the seizure of his horse and the as
saut upon him, there is no telling anything about
1t. The officers are utterly unable to find the
slightest trace of where it could have occurred
notwithstanding the very soft condition of the
snow at the time, and they have their own opinion
OF the whole story. The case is really warning
to young men. If they will 90 a counting there Is
no telling what may happen to them. Bah
Times.
Mr.. j. II. Robinson & Co, Of Bangor, have
been doing considerable in the ice business this
winter. They commenced on the first day of
January to cut thei first crop for the season.
TINS they have gathered. 1t was about two feet
in thickness, and they have stored away about two
thousand tons of it. On Wednesday they COM
menced cutting the second crop, which psoves to
he about eighteen inches in thickness. They will
probably this time cut about one Thousand tons,
which will make all told about three thousand
tons.
Mr.. George llutchns of Calais, has invented
car coupler for which he has secured patent. 1t
Is a very simple continuance but is much praised
by railroad men. 1t does away with the necessity
OF having man to shackle the cars-that being
done with spring.
Gold has been discovered in Ripley on the farm
of Mrs. Eliza H. Kicker. In the last four years,
tests OF the ore have been made. Surface rock
assays from 81 to Sl3 per ton, and six feet from
the surface, $50 81
Mr.. Pearson Burnham of Edgecomb, who has
been suffering with cancer on the lip for several
months past. died February lst, aged seventy
years. The disease reached the jugular vein,
when he bled to death.
O. number Of accidents have occurred recently
in 0rland. james Worthy ashp-carpenter broke
his leg badly. Mrs. keyes, wife of the master of
the grange. fractured her arm, and Mr.. Ed. Reyes,
member of the baud his leg.
Two prisoners escaped from the Hancock coun-
ty Jail on Sunday last. One of these, Jellison of
Wsltham committed for larceny, has been cap
tured, the other, Gordon of Franklin, committed
for rape is still at large.
The lecture course at Lewiston has been made
to pay expenses, just pay, and that is all.
There are sixty cases of measels in East Booth
bay, at present.
The Brunswick Savings Bank is paying ninety
per cent. on the dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-17
LOUISIANA.
The Shooting ofGOv. Packa. d.

NEW YORK, February l6. A New Orleans
special says Weldon picked up Joseph lluttle, a
one-armed man. at a salooo, and got him 70 show
him the way to Psckard's room at the state house
4 one-egged peddler named Stern declined to,
but went part of tue way, after Weldon had treat
ed him When drinking with the latter, Weld, II
asked: "Do you know Packard :"
Stern said he had head of him, but had not
seen him.
Weldon then said, swat awhile, and I'll fix
him. I'm going to kill him. You'll see.'
After Packard was shot by Weldon, Captain
Leon says:
81 drew my pistol and shot him. | thought I
had killed him, but to make sure | wanted to
shoot him again. when the Governor stopped me.
My impression is there are others concerned
Weldon, after being shot, said, "Wel, have
shot the scoundrel, anyhow" lie says nobody
sent him there. He came from Philadelphia with
The intention to save his country. His purpose
being to kill Packard first and Hayes afterwaid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-17

Evelyn II. Jones ct ais, minors, for leave TO sell
real estate. Notice ordered second Monday Of
March.
On the petition Of Albert Knowles, guardian Of
Cyrus Knowles, for license to sell real estate. No
tice ordered second Monday of March.
On petition OF Elisha p. Seavey administrator on
the estate Of Miriam X. Sargent, late ofWest Gar
diner, deceased, for leave to sell real estate. No
tre ordered second Monday of March.
On the petition Of Alfred Winslow, admlnistra'
tor de boais non on the estate of Julius F. laile't
deceased. No'irc ordered second Monday Of
March.
On the petition of Marx Rollins, administrator
de bOais non on the estate Of Thomas Porter, late
of China, deceased, for leave to sell real estate.
Notice ordered for second Monday Of March.
On the petition of Lauretta Clark, praying that
the allowance to the widow of the late James
Abbott of p lttston, be discontinued. Notice or
dered for the second Monday of March.
Edward II. Cook appointed guardian OF tephen
Meader of Nassalboro', insane.
Joseph Colburn appointed guardian Of Eleanor
Studley, of W ndsor, spendthriit.
Adelaide ii. Wentworth appointed guardian OF
Francis Wentworth Of Augusta, minor
Sarah W. TObey apo nted guardian of Elwin
d Tobcy of Gardiner minor.
License TO sell reel estate granted to Eugene
W. Whitehouse, guardian Of Aice NJ. Ilun,lng-
ton of llallowell, minor.
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A Family OF Remarkable Longevity.

At Portland, January ION, died, Susalnah,
widow of Benjamin Rofe, aged 81 years and :
months. She was the last surviving child Of the
late Parker Jaqres of Newbury. Mr.. Role was
also OF the old Newbury stock which contributed
largely to the population of Portland, the Roles,
I.owells, Ilsleys, Gerrishes, Littles, ssnd many
other Portland families dating back TO this yicin-
ity.
The Jsques family probably surpas.es any other
hereabouts for "length Of days" To go back
from Mrs. Rolfe; her grandfather, Eliphalet
Jaques died June 24th 1904, aged 50 years, 6
months. days. and her grandmother, died June
eth, 1872, aged 10 years. They had thirteen
children eight sons and five daughters. Her
father, Parker Jaques inherited the paternal
ienacity to life and in days exceeded his father
dying in lSiS, aged "a years, months, days ;
aud his wife, Mary Newman, died at about y.
Their children were ten; two sons and eight
daughters. Only one of these died under 80 ;
two died between 80 and so; one between so and
20; two between 20 and 50; two between 50 and
90; and two surpassed that; Lydis,-Mrs. Tri,-
tram Lunt dying in November, 1870, in her 9th
year, and now Mrs. Role, in her 9th year, sur
passing the great age of her father by several
months, aud Of her grandfather by several years
To the above, which we take from the "Merri
mac Valley Visitor" may be added the fact that
Abraham Jaques OF the same race, was the father
OF ten children, who attained to the great average
aye OF 50 2-j years.
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WASHINGTON.
nvestigatiOn.

WASHINGTON, February l6. Iittlefeld and
Spearing have stated that they were approached
by prominent democrats to tell for money what
they knew about the returning board. Littefeld
sand he had been approached by Gov. Palmer Of
illinois, and could get $4,000 for "squealing."
Littlefield said great frabds had been committed
by the board il the Vernon Parish returns, that
tie parish gave nearly solid vote for Tilden, but
had been taken up again and altered so as to elect
the State Senator and district attorney whom
Wells favored.
Fields Committee AdjOnrns.
Owing to tho lack of quorum Fields commit
tee adjourned Till tomorrow.
Laid Over.
The Senate has laid over the question of Great
ing the territory of the Black Hills country
TIL next Congress.
Gov. SteaTns' Testimony.
Woods committee heard Gov. Stearns who
testified to-day that troops were stationed at TAI
lahassee in November, because of demonstrations
of violence. The extra troops were sent to Flor
ida by the Secretary of War. Did not make any
formal requisiton for troops, but did send dis
patch to Secretrry Chandler, at New York, men
tioning the ACCESSIBILITY Of having troops in Flor
ida.
Leading men had asked him to make a requisi-
ton for troops. The troops took no action until
the inauguration day, when they were stationed
on the capitol grounds at Gov. Drew's request.
There was no time when witness could not quell
any disturbances with his own militia, and he
gave no intmation to the authorities here to the
contrary.
Secretary Morrill,.
Secretary Morrill, is now entirely out Of danger
and is expected soon to be fully restored TO his
usual good health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-17

Tn; following business was recently transacted
il tn, Probate Court for Kenncbec county:
Jarcs Chase appointed executor of the will OF
,lcromiah Springer, late of Litchtcld, deceased.
rIc will Of Isaac Foster. late of Winthrop, de-
ceased proved and Il. +. Foster appointed exec
uo-.
The viii of Henry Steadmorc, late of Sidney,
deceased, proved and Samuel Titcomb appointed
executor.
Man ,red 0. Savage appointed administrator on
the estate of Mary Jane Nolan, late Of llsllowel,
deceased
f. y. on lib appointed administrator on the
ate of John Carson, late of Hsllowel, deceased.
The will OF Daniel Savage, late of Augusta, de-
ceased, proved and ID. b. Savage appointed exec
u.or.
Helen Besse appointed administrative on the es-
tate OF Albion c. Besse, late of Wayne, deceased.
Samuel Lane appointed administrator on the es
tate of John Bean, late of West Gardiner, de-
ceased.
John f. Braiuerd appointed administrator on the
estate of Henry Packard, late of Winthrop, d.
ceased.
The will of Mary C. Rollins, late of Vassalboro ,
deceased, proved and Hiram y. Rollins appointed
executor.
neapolis, proved and allowed, and Edward Robin
sou appointed administrator, with will annexed of
the estate Of said deceased in this State.
$. j. Houghton appointed administrator on the
estate of Daniel G. Houghton, late of Sidney, de-
ceased.
Rufus X. Stuart appointed administrator on the
estate of Sias Burbank, late Of Belgrade, de-
ceased.
The will of Clara A. Hilton. late Of Watervillc,
deceased, proved. No letters.
Allowance to Lucy w. Sawyer, widow of Eben
SAWYER, late Of Augusta, deceased, Olive hundred
dollars.
Samuel Titcomb, administrator on the es-
tate of Thomas ii. Haskell settled his first account
of administration after due notice. Decree oil dis
tribution ordered.
License to sell real estate granted to Benjamin
Spaulding, guardian of the minor children oil the
late Reuel w. Longfellow.
License to sell real estate granted to j. l..
Heath, administrator on the estate of EphralIn
Wyman late Of Belgrade, deceased.
Nancy 7. Mitchell, administrator on the estate
of n. o. Mitchell late of Gardiner, deceased. set
tied her first account of administration after due
notice. Decree of distribution ordered.
Joseph w. Patterson and Daniel Hcwins APP
pointed commissioners OF insolvency on the estate
ofC. w. Saford and on the partnership estate of
G. W. Stafford & Co.
The will of E. X. Prescott, late of Monmouth,
deceased, presented for probate. Notice ordered
for the second Monday in March.
The will of Daniel Barnard late of Sidney, de-
ceased, presented for probate. Notice ordered for
the second Monday of March.
The W i'll of Oliver Mitchell, late of Albion, de-
ceased, presented for probate. Notice ordered
second Monday in March.
On petition OF j. G. Brann, guardian Of Hannah
Fitzgerald, for license to sell real estate. Notice
ordered second Monday Of March.
On the petition Of Eliza G. Jones, guardian OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-17
Chicago Produce Market.

~, -, Chicago, Feb. 10, Is7I.
r. llR-ENtra spring, s5 t0t1 rs
WnEAT-No. spring, l3ls4al3l15 cash. IS "a
| VA March 33%; Aplu No. 3, l 3Gaa ~
a. rejected, 0S&ai Us.
tORS-No. 2mixed. ~ cash; March. Az;
0AIs-No. q S5l,a-c. cash, ss-c April. rs
RiE-So. =, l.c.
BARLEf-No.2 spring 59aG5c
,rohh Cash, ID 90 ais ga ali year, % 90:
March, ID 81; April 10 Is.
LARD-Cash, 10 i0-cash; 10 s71salO 80 March;
10 7lsaII GO April.
BULK MEAS Shoulders, 5Aa-c.: short rib
sides, Ssl C; short clear rib, ss.a c.
UNSATISFACTORY, | % =.
fREiGHTS-Corn to Buffilo, 5kc.; wheat do,
ia5c, o'
hECElPfS- $500 -four; IL 900 wheat; $1,000
corn; i3Oc0 oats; % 600 rye, 5000 barley.
sHiPMEN is 1900 hour 1900 wheat: al 900
corn; 900 oats; 1900 barley; 200 rye.
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Maine Manufacturing News.

Barker cotton mill in Lewiston, is running on
extra time. Orders for goods are ahead of pro-
ducion.' There is water enough running waste
in the Little AndroscOggin to lun 10000 spindles
additional.
The Tooth-pick factory and steam box factory
at Dixfeld, are running on full time. Wood is
coming in brisk; also poplar and birch for the
factory.
The Bother Steam Mill Co., are progressing
rapidly in finishing their mill.
S. M. Harmon is doing an extensive business
manufacturing shocks at Denmark.
The wooden mill of the Messrs. Dobson of Pits
field, is kept busy now with its entire machinery
and on full time.
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!91rrtto

Ia Chelsea, 9th inst, by Geo. W. Weeks VIM.
II. Warren to Emily Detrng, both OF this city.
In Deer Isle, It'll ms, By Rev. j. w. Williams,
William Stiuson 10 Mrs. Martha s. stinson; ION
inst bg the same, stephen B, Cole to Miss Alge.
nora Paris 18th inst, by the same, elias ID Mar.
III al TO Mrs. Margaret \. Perry, all OF Deer ISL.
10 Il sth, lith inst, Charles f. Mhie 10 Miss
Henrietta Robinson, both OF Bath.
In Brunswick, lsth inst, Roscoe Ellav or'h
Brown, NJ. ID. OF Wey mouth. Mass , to Mr., NJ NY
4. Wilson OF Brunswick.
In BrownyIllc, i4lh INST, Elmer II. Poole OF
BrOwnviile, 10 Miss Emma J. Dougless of Milo.
In Newport l4th inst, ALVIN C.. ParkmAn 10 Mss
Jennie NJ. Written, both OF Palmyra.
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ALABAMA.
The Case of Weldon.

MOBILE, February 10. VIM. II. Weldon, who
attempted to kill Governor Packard. was sent 10
MOBILE last October, recommended by a member
OF me house OF Clain & Co., to take service with
+. II. Pepper & Co.'S dry goods house here. lie
was never known to take any part or interest in
polucs on one SIDE or the other. One of Weldon's
acquaintance is ready to swear that Weldon has
not been in condition of responsibility for more
than week, and he can prove the fact bv other
respectable rarties
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Eth.

In this city, 10th inst, Grace Nav, only child Of
John amt Lucy Murphy, aged 10 mOn.hs days.
In this city 18th INST, John Barter formerly of
Aallowell, aged "a wears.
In New York, u h inst, Emma e dau ght!r OF
he late Doctor John Hubbard.
In Bethel, I'D inst Isaac l. Spencer, aged a.
years.
In Levi. ton, 18Th inst Henry VI. Wilson, aged
IS years months.
In Boothbay, oh inst Mrs. Sarah Grimes, aged
100 years l2lh inst, L Iieb s. Reed aged 90 years
In st. Mary's Ga, I2th inst DR.. Aug. Mitchell,
formerly Of Portland, aged ID years, months.
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LEWISTON.
Anniversary.

LEWISTON, February l6 The Auburn Reform
Club celebrated their second anniversary to-day
1t has five hundred members and five thousand
on the general pledge. Eighteen clubs have
been organized by its members. The attendance
Is large and the addresses have been made by
leading reform men from other parts of State
Public meeting this evening.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The Grand Trunk railroad has reduced second
class passenger tickets to Boston and New York
from Chicago IS.
Providence printing cloths market is dali with
little less frmness in prices.
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List OF Patents

E1fst OF f'dVtHfs
Issued by the Patent Office to the citizens OF
Maine, for the week ending Feb. H. 1877. Fur
nished for the Journal from the office of j. Nc.
Perkins Il Co., counselors -at-lsw in patent cases
and solicitors fer patents. Attend to all business
before the patent office and other departments OF
the government. BIB Seventh street, Washington,
ID. c. Drawings and specifications of patents %
cents.
1866 Car Couplings: c. IL. kncwlton, Rock
land. Filed Nov. 10, 1875
49, $50. Rein-Supports. Jos. l.. Ryder, ,lcs
borough. Filed Dec. IL, 1861
1,039. Stove-Tongs. c. NJ. Morrison, North
Parsontied. Filed Jan. u, 1877
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The railroad strike which has produced consid-
cradle sensation for several days, has resulted as
every sensible person supposed it would, in the
triumph OF the Boston & Maine, and the defeat Of
the arbitrary combination that was arrayed
against il.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE.
TO rHF.---
ga''g Eeaasate Junrual.
PORTLAND.


PORTLAND, February lG. Mr.. Arthur, chief Of
the engineer brotherhood, proposes to speak here
in City Hall, Saturday evening.
Sebago Lake.
L. is reported unoffcially that Sebago Lake has
fallen five inches, and that the mills have hung up
for want Of water. This will invest the report of
the master TO morrow night with interest.
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Kennebec County Bible society.

The annual meeting of the Kennebec County
Bible Socieywill be held in the Baptist church, in
this city tomorrow afternoon at ID o'clock. OH
for the ensuing year are to be elected. Rev
Vim. ii. Gilbert, superintendent of agencies for
New England, of the American Bible Society, is
expected to be present and address the meeting,
also Rev. Mr. Emmons of iiallowell, ard others.
All are cordially invited To attend.
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zoral anu State Nems.

There will be a vesper service at the Unitarian
church to morrow evening.
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LONDON, February l6. The Times correspond
ent at Vienna says the communication OF the
Prince of Montenegro to the Porte, accepting the
conditions on which the Porte proposed to nego-
tate, Is couched in most obliging terms although
the Prince and Porte still differ rs to the place
where negotiations are to commence. The form.
er would have no objection to transferring to Con-
stanllnople if there fair chance OF coming
TO an understanding.
The same correspondent calls attention TO the
significant letter from st. Petersburg, published
by political correspondence aud probably intend
ed as feeling reminder by the Russian govern
ment. This letter discussing reports that answers
to Prince GortscqaSoff's circular will probably be
eyasive or recommend further delay says the de-
lay may suit the English policy or that of some
other power, but il is incompatible with the inter
est of cabinets Immediately interested in the East
ern question.
Arrived.
QrEESsTowS, February l6 Arrived steam
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when lips like Cupid's bow reveal double row Of
pearly teeth whose natural beauty is heightened
by the aid of SOZODONr. Feminine loveliness
acquires irresistible power from this agreeable and
healihful auxiliary. febli teodSwlw
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Mr.. Crowcll, of Hsllowel. who attempted to
take his life by hanging on Thursday afternoon,
was better yesterday, and it is thought he will
come out all right.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-17

There has been a call from the fraternity i'll sew
eral sister cities for the Masonic burlesque, re-
Gently performed in this city. We believe it is to
be repeated in IIallowell and Gardiner.
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The age Of miracles has passed, yet the cures
made by Adam,on's Botanic Balsam are more
miraculous than anything that has existed in mod
ern times. 1t cnIes Coughs, Colds, Asthma and
Consumption. Price b and - cents.
fc,ll fNIl,y
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The State commissioners have paid visit OF
inspection to the county jail and workshop in
Portland, and expressed themselves highly salts
fed with the present condition of affairs there.
They say that it is one of the best disciplined
ami mo st economically managed jails in the State
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General Debility.

This convenient term includes numerous Hide
fined and supposed incurabe forms of disease,
companied by general lassitude and exhaustion,
without any ascertainable external or internal
cause. The Peruvian Syrup sends its renovating
influence to the Utmost recesses OF the system,
and has relieved in our community many cases of
supposed ncurable disease. 4-teod&wlw
Lungs of Leather could not Withstand the ups
and downs of our winter temperature. Churches,
theatres, lecture rooms, drawing rooms, kitchens
and schools, ring with the bleatings of labering
chests and husky throats' There's but one rem
edy for this evil, TIales Honey of Ilorehound and
Tar. Take it and recover. Sold by all drug
gists.
Pixies Toohache Drops cure in minute.
jan l7-t&wlm
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Religious meetings are in progress at the
brunswick street Baptist church in Gardiner,
every afternoon and evening. Quite an interest
has been awakened. Rev. Mr.. Tiden Of this city
preached there on Thursday evening.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT,

New York, Feb. IT, lsi7.
Money Aas easy at l-a2li per cent on call. For.
eyn exchange dull at iSi-ais44 for bankers lt ng
and to sie5il for demand. cold opened at 700 :.
and closed at ,Ja'4 Loans "a "A J. per cent.
Customs receipts, Sl9lIOu Treasury disbursed
$500 interest, tliUO0 Tor bonds.and 5000 Ter
silver,
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Mr.. a. B. Hodgkns, Supervisor at the Insane
Hospital recently lost colt for which lie had
been offered two hundred dollars.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, Feb. 49, is1T.
iSales at the Brokers Boaid.1
Eastern Railroad, i3sa4a.
Boston II Maine Railroad 96a.
Portland. saco & Portsmouth. 47-a47h
Boston Il Name Railroad, Is, / l0al ii
Eastern Railroad rs 5!L -
Maine State Ps, ! lGhal ii
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Rev. A. Gage,who at one time supplied the Win
throp Street Universalst church in this city, has
retired to farm, having left the ministry.
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Cincinnati Produce iarket.

Cincinnati, Feb. Ii, 1877
PORK so Goals 80 Clear sides, pa
LARD BACON
Steam, 10 90 -al0 20 Shoulders, la -
Kettle, 7i4a7'. Clear rib tides,9 1Sa9 q
BULK MEATS Clear sides, H7siO
Shoulders, 54asa4 WHlShEl- mi
Clear rib sides, s94a
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Rev. F. o. Ward will administer the ordnance
Of baptism, tomorrow afternoon at IL oclock
in the Kennebec river, just below the dam.
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Sunday school concert 10 the lecture room Of
the first Baptist church, tomorrow evening at
o'clock. Public invited