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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June 10.
SENATE.

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non win the Pre.id'ntisi cIcc,;on ma hsoan =,
r,.al an arynm,nt IN favor of tho nss.ass ., ,ho
r.sontion statin,, mar tho ,ennhI;c,n - ~
bave suhm,ttI 70 The MIN, nitr'tin r. $500,
U,yes ,n, :, n, ,sr ne,,od -, ru, 90, b., 49,;
',a,,on ua. ,'','ed NV no Jan''n '''
Tbe melton ~ ,aLe ~, ues s.,re-d ~
Mr. sargent snhmitIrd an amandment IN bavo
the inye.ti,ation made nv the Nathrws comm',,
tne anri, Sa,",ay ~ ~. o.
ni,tee N'A'
Inc ,esolnt;on was then rererr.d IN tho oo,,
mi1trc On =, ,rl,on. tngrthrr win tho amendwan,
If sargent
Mr. Nsdleigh !, ,enlv IN a ouo,r Of NJ cr
cont atated Inc elrc,inr. rou,n'tte vii $50, n,
this ,essIoo On The woman sntt1a 70 amenj,nen, ~
the constitution. ~
Ness D.v,s If Ilinoi. Wbv,e of Na,v,ana
and Jnn.. of FIo,iba we're at ;heir ran''g,t as
cu,ed fIom service on the Mafthew. committee
The senate to,k nm the river and barhor Kin for
the improyement of me Ni,,,s.inn, river ' -0'
MIR. Anthony p.esented the petition of A. A
Ham and Flizah.th Rrown of prrviderca far go
i'sma of certain bo,d. halon,,,n, ~ -, 'V'
from the Trnd,I'. Rank. proviTence,
Mr. Anthonv said he thouybt ,bera sho,ld la =
general law 10 provide when bonds are stolen now
on,s mall he is.nad hy m. Jovarnmant 80 III,
nm denosit a. securjtv & p ne ori,,nsl bonSs
thar The interest should he mad 10 the ,ight,'i
owner
Petition referred.
A resolution was passed authorizing the com
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

Mrs. Livermore says that marriage and home
are not all that woman wants. She's just right.
She wants nice bonnet trimmed in the latest
style; and the best place to buy is at NJ. z. Web
.ters. She has lot Of French Chips,
bought cheap and selling cheap. Look at them.
Omen Wednesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

The services at the Methodist church last Sab
bath, being the observance Of "Children's Sun
day." proved very interesting to all, and particu-
lary so to the children. Notwithstanding the I'M
favorable weather, they were out in large num-
bers, and occupied the front seats in abe body of
the house. The church was decorated with flow
ers and looked very attractive, while suspended in
different places were cages of birds, to assist the
children in singing their songs of praise. The
exercises consisted Of sermon by the pastor, a
very plain, practical discourse, so plain that the
youngest child could understand portion of it.
Singing by the choir and by the children, and re-
marks by one Of their former superintendent,
closed the interesting services. Ifsny doubts ex.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

Reports of the cotton crops in Louisiana, Miss
issIppi and Al kansas are favorable.
Whi.key Troubles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
Trashy Literature.


In the present day Of trashy, hurtful realir z
matter when oar children's hands are outstretched
and busy brains anxiously asking for something
more" it is well for parents and guardians to stop
a moment in the busy tresdmil of working life
and see if these little receive a stone for the
bread they eagerly search for. Do we realize
that this poison 50 freely aud copiously circu lat
ing, is forming our future nation That with our
boys and girls it Is spring time, the ground is
ploughed aud ready and that for whatever seed is
sown therein the Master Of the harvest will sure
ly hold us responsiblei Fathers and mothers. let
us think and act; with rests the power to crush
this deadly evil Rise up in body and xiii it
down. When we find wholes 1me healthy peri
odical. lei us seize ii and keep it alive. Riyh in
our midst there IS one now struggling for life.
Its editor, Mr.. Munsey, manager OF the telegraph
Office, is trying to give our people what they need
a aper for sl-old and young. Let us help him
1t is worth q trial. Let our children have no
cause to rise up as witnesses against us, 10 the
days to come. Freely scatter pleasant reading
matter in our homes Make the family sitting
room the pleasanest place in sll the world for eur
boys and girls. Bsrricade the doors with loving
smiles and bright social games Fill iher souls
with music and Gods holy laws. Then we can
laugh at the world and fesressly send them out 10
battle with its evils, for we have foi med for them
an armor that will defy all the darts that may be
hurled at them. S. Z. Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
FOREIGN.
Eng land.


LONDON, June 10. This being Whit Monday,
there Is bank holiday, and the stock exchange
is closed.
Advices from Cape Town the 2I,t of May, rep
resent that the conclusion of the kafir war 10
soon expected
Great uneasness continues still at Constanti-
nople.
The famine in China is reported rs fast increas-
ing.
An IasurrectiOn.
The insur ection in Trsnsvaal republic is sub
siding.
Roumania.
LONDON, Juue 10. pressing demand has
reached C0nsantnOyle from the Pomak camp in
the Rhodope mountains, for aid in behalf of over
600 refugees who fled thither from Russians
and Bugarians. The leaders of the instruction
beg that competent persons be sent to administer
relief to the sick and starving, and also to see that
the country is not in arms against any power, but
is only defending itself against Bulgarian vio-
lence. They ask whether it is not possible for
England to do something to put stop TO the out
RACES.
Russia.
Physicians have ordered the czar to Kissneen
for his health
Appointment.
The Telegraph's Berlin despatch says the sp-
pointmept of MRosetti president of the Rouman-
lan chamber OF deputies a, acting premier during
Bratisnos absence at the Berlin congress, has
creaed better feeling against Roumsnia and
Prince Charles, because Rosetti is well known
socialist asitator
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The Eastern Question.
RUSSIAN AMBASSADORS STARTING:
FOR THE CONGRESS.
OTHER DELEGATES ALSO On THE
WAY TO BERLIN.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 10. Schouvaloff and
Prince Deorsre, Russian plenipotentsrles to the
coming Congress, started for Berlin Yesterday af-
ternoon.
The Official Bulletin announces that the En-
press passed quiet night. and that her fever has
abated.
Prince Gortschakoff, accompanied by Baron
Jomini and Fredericks and several secretaries,
started for Berlin to-day.
ROME, June 10. Count Corti, Italian plenipo-
Tertiary to Congress, has started for Berlin.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 10. The minister of
foreign offirs telegrsphed yesterday to the Turk
ish Ambassador at London, positively declaring
apocrypa the statement that the Porte has issued
memol andum relative to pressure exercised by
the plenipotcntIary during the negotiation of the
treaty of San Stetano
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An Old Book.

Mrs James Pierce of East vassalboro, has in
her possession book which was published in
1876 1t was written by FRANCIS HowGILL, who
Dyed a Prisoner for the Truth in Appleby Gaol
in the County of West Moreland, the Twentieth
Day of the Eleventh Month, One Thousand Six
Hundred Sixty Eight The Preface was written
by Ellis llookes, and 40 all the faith Friends
and Followers of Christ Jesus in Scorn called
Quakers.'
1t is written in the style peculiar to that early
date. Different subjects are discussed:
The First General Epistle
written to the
Camp of the Lord
In England.
The Measuring Rod
of the
Lord Stretched forth over all nations.
The
Invisible Things
of
COP
Brought to Light.
There is very expressive title to one chapter
The Mouth of the Pit Stopped
and the
SMoAK
that hath arisen out of il
SCATTERED
By the
Breath of Truth
Answer to lying Story called. Hell broken loose,
or the History of the Quakers, published by
Thomas Underhill, seller of the Who're. Mer
chandi-e, otherwise called a book seller.
HIS Ives returned upon him. his Accnsati ms
answered. and his Envy declared, and Truth
cleared from all his reproaches.'
China Locals.
WIN. II. Bessey who had leg amputa'ed at
Ashland, Aroostook county, a few weeks ago, was
brought to Wn,low. where he rems ned till his
death, last Thursday. His ystem was unable to
rally from the shock.
A splendid rain occurred Saturday night, put
ting the grass crop beyond doubt as to a fair
yield. But in old fields the crop will be light.
Other crops are fair, but not so promising as was
anticipated few months ago. The weather is
cool and has been little dry. Good bresdths Of
crops have been got in.
Among the fine horses lot yet taken from this
towns one owned by d. c. Hanson, Esq, which
weighs $50 lbs, and is Of fine style, color and &C.
ton. He is one of the last Gen. Knox colts, and
will be seven years old next September.
The Chin, Cheese Factory resume. operations
June 2ith, in care of 5. T. Jackson, who has had
charge of Jefferson factory for three years. The
prospects Of good run are favorable.
The Branch Mills Lodge of Good Templars ded-
icated new hall on Saturday eve.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

Distillery Troubles.

WASHINGTON, June 10. A telegram to the in
storekeeper OF the disllery in Austin, Texas, was
mobbed and forced to resign. A former store
keeper WAS in collision with the proprietor to re-
move illicit distilled spirits from the distilleIy
The collector reports that the arrest of the dstl
Ter who is the cause OF the trouble will require
force of ten men for fourteen days, and the com
missioner will authorize their employment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
PARIS.


PARIS, June 10. The frame buildings of Wal
lace w Everett of Paris, were destroyed by fire
last night. Tie fire took from the chimney in the
attic or roof Of the house and spread rap idly to
the shop and bsrn which were entirely consumed
The furniture and farming tools were saved. Loss
about 1920 covered by insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO Tim
daily Rennebrf journal.
ROCKLAND.
he Russians.

RocKLAND, June 10. The captain and several
officers Of the steamer Cimbiis came to Rockland
this afternoon, for the purpose Of visiting Bar
NUNS show. Mayor Gregory and several promi-
nent citizens Of this place, took them out driving
and accompanied them to the entertainment in
the evening. They had a personal interview with
Barnum at his hotel, and said they thought he wa.
worth coming forty miles to see.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

Mr. Cockrell smoke IN favor az ,L., no-. r. a.,
bill providing for ,hs arna;n,,na, p.ts % .ue
IMPROVEMENT commi.sinp VI
Pending dscnssion Nos.r. p,.:. .u:
and Withers were anno;n,ad n.a,.k.n ~ - ~
ference committee an the arvnr VI sns I'm
bill. ' "PP''p'"'''"
The cors;dor.,io., .e A. 80,
was proceeded with " '"' '"ei anu nAroor OH
Mr. Spencer in charo. ~ ,h. III,
a question of Mr. Kernsn - r. ~ "
stood before the senate snnro,,;at. as 9so -on'
as it came from the Uonsa !, nro..s,oJ ~ 40
900 " 'PP'"P'"'e" " wv
During the di.c,ssion NJ. Nh
disposed to vote for a l;har.i ann... ny -
these improvements hpt this hin .nnra.-;.,.. ~.
much ~ ' -PP'oPii~ses W"
The amendments remarked bv tho co,, n;,,.. -.
spprop,iations were agreed "a q. eeiios -'''ss ~
striking ont of the ill., III to''o"s,
of $3.50 900 for mtroyemeSts on NJ - W..
GINA ~" N''si' va"
Mr.. Sargent called for the yeas and navs nm IN.
last named amendment and it was agreed to-
yeas 36, nays Is.
AL o on tbs anne ndmept striking ont of IN.
House bill the appropriation item OF $50 900 for
the New River fund, Va
The committee reported an anne ndment apnro
priating Sl5 900 for improy ing the French Broaa
river.
Agreed to-yeas So, nays II.
The amendment striking out from the House
oil the appropriation of $1,000 for the Roanoke
river, N e.. was agreed 70 vithon, deba,.
Mr.. Sargent called for the yeas and NAYS nm the
amendment Increasing the appropriation imn,ov-
ing the harbor OF Charleston Il ON $50 600 to
500 900, and it was agreed to-yeas Al nsysS
Ine other amendments Of the committee were
agreed to.
Pending the discussion Mr. Dorsy submi ,ted
anne ndmen mt TO the sundry civil AUGMENTATION
bill, appropria,ing S27 600 to nav for cierk's hire
engineering expenses. mar shal's fees and other
expenses of the Hot Springs commission aIso an.
tholizing The President to appoint the comma.
sloners, the same to hold their Offices for one
year, an have the same power or authoritv A
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Officers Ordered Home.
Committee DOings.
GEORGIA.
Severe storm.

AUGUSTA, June 10. A storm of wind and hail
prevailed yesterday. Wynn's gin mandatory at
Bellair was blown down. Outhouses and fences
were Frustrated in several places, and some crops
were destroyed. A vast quantity Of large hail
stones fell, breaking window glass and cutting
down corn and cotton. Three white children are
reported killed.
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MARINE DISASTER.
4 Ba,k Founders and ITO Refugees are
Drowned.

NEW YORK. June TO- A Rio Janeiro letter Of
MAY 18Th states that the bark Laura, with 400 in
habitauts of Cara fleeing to Para, on account of
starvation at home, foundered off Para, and l70 of
the reiugees1weIe drowned. Government is build
ing railroads in order 10 give employment to the
sufferers Ia various provinces, whose crops have
entirely failed from drought
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FORD.
Accident.

LEWISTON, June 10. Yesterday. Mr. John
Towns, while out in boat alone the pond near
Oxford, was capsized and when rescued was near.
ly drowned, be being IN feeble health and unable
to reach the shore ale me- be was about ten rods
from the shore.
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RAruum Tomorrow.


Tomorrow p. T. Bainum's Greatest Show on
Earth" will spread its canvass in this city, giving
two performances, afternoon and evening. Work
will generally be suspended in the region round
about Augusta, and people will flock to the city,
to see Bsrnum, who will be here in person. and
the wonderful things he will have to unfold in his
triple show. Barnun gives long and varied
programme at every performance of his "Greatesi
Show on earth" Every act is fresh, bright and
interesting. But the most novel perfo ma nee.
will be those given by bis new troupe of twenty
imported Royal Stations, which are divided into
four groups. One group is under the direction Of
Mr., Carl Antonio, and the others under the CON
irol Of Mr.. Carl Antony. The horses give proof
of intelligence generally supposed to belong to
man alone, and their movements have Justly bee n
styled "the poetry Of notion" The Horse Exhi.
bition conc ludes with an introduction of twelve
stations at one time. forming picture which once
seen will never be forgotten.
These horses form but one feature Of Barnum'
Greatest Show on Earth" His circus, museum
menagere and living curiosities are more attrac.
tive this season than ever.
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Kennebec Lodge.

Kennebec Lodge.
Kennebec District Lodge I. .. G. T, held its
quarterly session with Fort Halifax Lodge, Wins
low, May Goth. The meeting was full and quite
interesting. Dist. Templsr Toward presided.
The reports of Lodges showed good degree of
interest, and in some cases an increased prosperi-
ty had atte nded the different Lodges. Next ses-
sion is to be held at Togus in August, and will
be snout door picnic meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

MANY of the Rev. DR.. Webb's former parshion-
ers and hearers who have so much admired his
preaching in the days gone by, were glad to greet
him in his pulpit on Sunday last He preached
with his usual force and earnestness his subject
being the brszen serpent which was lifted up in
the wilderness, which he regarded a type of
Christ These diseased and smiten people were
asked to look and live; they were not required
to explain how the miracle was performed; only
to look and live. So Christ is lifted up that men
diseased with sin may look upon him and be
healed; not to query how the healing was to be
performed, and by what method; but to come with
the assurance of faith, to look, and the cure will
be effected. The sermon was full of telling
points.
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THE GERMAN EMPEROR.
He is Rapidly Recovering.

BERLIN, june 10. A bulletin from the palace,
dated 6.3V A. NJ announces the emperor passed q
quiet night.
New YORK, June 10. Cable specials say the
Emperor William sat up an hour Sunday. His
appetite increases, and it s expected be will star.
for Badelsburg In fortnight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

Messrs. Knowles 4 Maxim, dealers in century
ink, and publishers of the Penmanship Art Key,
have recently built wholesale cart, wit h a body
of original design, which they have had patented,
the beauty and novelty of which commands the
attention and admiration of all. 1t is illuminated
by original pen drawings aud hourishng which
are very fine, all set in superb walnut and gilt
frames. We have spoken heretofore in our col
umns of the skill of Messrs. Knowles and Max
i'm as artistic penmen, but we must admit that this
display of skill and ingenuity is ahead of any
thing We have yet seen of their productions
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dren, are lost, or that the labor is thrown away,
they ought to have been where they could have
watched the little upturned faces, and the spark
ling Eyes, eager to catch every word of the pas
tor. 1t is not in vain that we labor for the chill
dren
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PHILLIP {.
RAILROAD Matters.

PHILLIPS, June 10. This town voted 10 loan its
credit IN aid OF narrow gauge railroad from
Farming ton to Philips, by vote of two hundred
and Thirteen to twenty six opposed. This insures
the building Of the road this season.
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OREGON.
Election.

SAN Francisco, June 10. The latest Oregon
election election returns conclusvely show the re-
publican State ticket is elected. Fl. X. Haynes,
republican for Congress, is defeated by 500 ma
jorlty. The legislature on joint ballot, will have
democratic majority of ten. There are fifty
democrats, thrty-sx republicans and four indie
pendents.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling followed by rising barometer, brisk and on
the coast high north east winds shifting to north
and west, cool, threatening and rainy succeeded
by warmer clearing weather.
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Marriro.

In this city, June 9. by Rev. CT. Penney, Jos.
+. iIallett vi Au 5usta, to Miss Martha J. Maloon
Of Richmond.
In Belgrade, May IS, by Rev. j. S. Cummings
Mr.. Ollie +. Jacobs OF Siduey, t. Miss Hattie e.
Damren OF Belgrade June 9, Mr.. Albion Hersom
10 Miss Lucy r. Blaisdell of Rome,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

In the United States district court, before Judge
Bodgett, this morning, decision WINS rendered
IN what Is known rs the first batch of whskey
cases. TIE point involved was whether by
''sque sling" and becoming states evidence, GER
tain distiliers became entled to have restored 10
them the whiskey seized by the government, and
the forfeiture Of which they admitted. The gov
eminent demurred to the delivering up on that
claim, and Judge Blodgtt ovei-iued the demur
er and ordered the suits for the condemnation of
whiskey dismissed pursuant to the instructions of
the attorney general. The case will be appealed
to the United States circuit court before Justice
Harlan. The amount involved IN nominally $3.50
600.
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Difn.

Departed this life, in New York City, June 9th
Al the residence OF his father after protraced III
ness, very suddenly, in hope OF glorious immor-
tauy, George +. Kimball, recently OF this city
aged Is years months Il days. His remains will
arrive here 10 day, on the z. NJ train Burial
services at Forest Grove Cemetery at "A =. NJ
Ills cd friends are respectfully inv tied to attend.
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OHIO.
Socialism,.

New YORK, June 10 A Cleveland despatch
says there is considerable socialistic agitation
there, but that precautions have been taken to
protect armolies, and that Catholic Bishop GU
more yesterday in his sermon referred to forebod-
ings Of the storm that might break over the whole
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Propeller Montgomery, with a cargo of wheat,
corn and flour, was burned Sunday night at Port
Huron.
Thos. Winans, the Baltimore millionsire, died
Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

A Reform Club was organized in the school
house at Brackets corner, in this city, on Friday
evening. and club at SIDNEY Corner on Satur
day evening. Twenty -four members joined each
club. The meetings were addressed by Billy
German
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CAM DEN.
Fire..

CAMDEN. June 10 A despatch from Lincoln
vile Centre. SAYS Fred Is. Dantons store together
with the contents, were totally destroyed by fire
Monday morning Loss one thousand dollars
fully insured.
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Great uneasiuess continues still at Constanti-
nope.
China.
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IDA HO.
The New Governor.

SAN Francisco, June 10. A Boise City dss-
patch says the citizens in state Of exultation
BY the telegram to the effect that the Pre- sident
had appointed John IIoyt governor of Idaho.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

Almost weekly. number Of Maine horses are
shipped on the steamer for Boston. And still our
horse-buyers 90 to Boston and make liberal in
vcstmen's in horse flesh.
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Financial.

Secretary Evarts has been notified that France
and Italy accept the nvtation to the
Monetary Congress. This secures the holding of
the conpress
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An Irshman who was found guilty of stealing
a bag of coffee was asked nv the magistrate what
he meant TO do with it. make t1y wild it, was
the reply.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

The insunection in Trsnsvaal republic is sui
siding.
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An IasurrectiOn.

The famine in China is reported as fast increa
ing.
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lLL.DNOIS.
Strike.

CHICAGO, June 10. The eastern glass blowers
who went to Bellsre, to take strikers places have
all returned home, handing over to the strikers
the revovers that were given them by the manu-
facturers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

The spring term OF the Superior Court begins
its session at the court house to-day.