Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-29
List Of Patents

Issued to citizens of Me-, for the week ending
August 22 1877. Furnished for the journal from
the office of j. McC. Perkins 4 Co.. Counselors
at Law in Patent Cases and Sole itors for Patents
Designs Trade Marks and Labels attend to bust
ness before all the Departments of the Govern
ment; OLD Seventh street, Washington, ID. {.
Refer 10 the Postmaster of Washington and to the
Commissioner of Patents. Drawings and Spec iii
cations of Patents, % cts. Copies of Patents to
show the general state of the art 10 any class IS.
I,S25. Machines for making Match-blocks.
Emery Andrews, Portland. and William Tucker,
Philadelphia, Pa, assgnors, by mesne assign
ments, to 5. f. Spring Andrew Spring, and j {.
Jordan Portland. Patent No 90 764, dated Nov.
l6, 1869. Filed Oct %, 1873
Brief-1ne blocks are trimmed and notched at
one operation.
1891. Moccasins Scotto Berry, New Shar-
on, assignor of one half his right to X. II. Merrill.
aud D. 2. Merrill, Skowhegan. Filed June %,
1877.
1889. Holdback irons. S. f. Winsow,
Augusta. lFiledJune I, le17l
1873. $50: Snap-hooks. W. Heath, Bath. Filled
May s. 1871
1852. Flying Targets. ~ NJ. Leavitt. Au-
burn. T lied July Q, 1877.
1885,. Whips. A, F, Gerald. Augusta, as
signor of one half his light to j. z. Norton, Lew
iston. Filed Mar. 10, 1871
whip having core composed of a number
OF small wires, the wires being greater in num-
Der or larger in size at the butt, and decreasing
IN number towards the tip
Pennington Locals.
Mr.. F. NJ. Fogg OF Lewiston addressed the citi-
zcns OF Pennington, Monday evening of last week,
upon the principles underlying the o-caled Green
back party The attendance very limited and
included democrats and republicans, and those in
terested in the subject. The speaker began by
saying that he came before them under far differ
ent circumstances than one surrounded by friends
and sympathizers who applaud every sentiment
and pun; that every party came into being with
an idea, and when that idea was accomplished the
the party sooner or later died that the republic
can and democratic parties of to-day have accom-
plished their ideas, respectively, and must soon
cease to be- that there is scarcely any difference be-
tween the platforms of the two parties; that the
chief cause of the hard times and the frequency
of strikes among the laborng classes, who in
principally due to the act of re sunni specie basis
and to the national bank and bond systems that
Congress was run in the interest of said systems
by unprlncpled men, and the only way to right
this state of things, is in the hands of the people
He finally concluded by inviting those present TO
subscribe for Chases Chronicle, the organ of the
new party in this State. The audience received
some of his remarks with apparent favor but re-
manned silent to the greater part of them, as il
there might be another side 20 the story Mr.
Fogg is very earnest in his speech, and he is man.
lfestly much interested in the theory.
The Republican County Convention, which met
at Pennington on Friday of last week, was
very harmonious gathering. J. Morrison, Jr., OF
Philips was nomianted candidate for Senator
Geo. Cover of Farmangton, County Commission
er; lothian Gould, Register Of Deeds; David II
knowon, County Treasurer.