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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-03

S100 000To LoAN.-I am now prepared
eD UO.OUD to supply money upon good
applications. CHAS. ETHERIDGE, st. Paul
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-03
United States District Court.
Rafora Judra NalcoD

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed yesterday with Register Edgerton praying
that John Landell of Jordan, Scott county.
be declared a bankrupt.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-03

Elmo lake is still the fashionable resort Of
the State.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-03
THE COURTS.

Total. .$3, 6U5 10
The board then adjourned till Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
1ailg Sennshsr Journal.
MAINE BOARD or AGRICULTURE
Annual VI Getting OF the Board and Farm.
ers' Convention.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

WARREN, February 20. "Wednesday forenoon
session
Papers on permanent pastures were read by T.
l.. Leland of Pisca'aquis, and improving aud rem
ovsting farms by Z. Bodsell of York.
The questions were discussed by a large number
of members. The attendance was large.
The following officers were elected for the en-.
suing wear:
Pfe.ldent-W. W. Harris, Portland
Vice -President-George Flint, Arson
SecIetary-S. l.. Boardmap, Augusta.
In the afternoon there was an essay on grasses
and forage plants. by Samuel WATSON Of Hancock.
There Que hundred and twenty five species oil
gra. known to be native in Maiae, aud survey
wouli discover half as many more. Thrty-fve
kinds have been tanned and but fifty have an az
ricultural value. The grass crop in Maine i:
worth fIrty-two millions of dollars annually; rec
ommends forty pounds mixture Of grass seed pei
acre, eight seeds to the square inch one-quar-
ter inch deep. Discussion.
In the evening there very interesting and
instructiqe lecture on Walks and Talks on the
Farm. by Joseph Harris Of Rochester New York
The next session is at Prcsque Isle, ARGOS took
county, early in Autumn.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE ACTION OF SOME OF THE
COMMITTEES.

NASHiNdION, FEBRUARY ~.
The House committee on elections will vote on
the Dean vs.. Field election case Tomorrow. The
vote Will probably be against aud ) IN favor of
Dean (dem.)
The House committee on military to-day exam
ned AdJutsnt-Gentra Town end regard to de
lays ms department.
The House committee on public lands TO day
agreed to report to the House bIl foreitiug all
land grants to the following named railroads,
with a recommendation that 1t be printed and re-
committed Tor the consideration of the comm L
tee Northern Pacific, IeXas Pacific Atlantic aud
PAclhc, Oregon Ccntial, Hastings aud Dakota, ST.
Pau and Pacific, st. Vincent extension and
3ialuard extension, Wisconsin Central, NORTH
Wisconsin, Hong aton aud OnLangou, Detroit and
Milwaukee, Lltte Rock aui fou smith, ST.
LOuIs aud Iron Mountain, New Orleans, baton
Rouge aud Ncksburg, Moth Louisiana and
Texan, Florida and Grand Central, Pensacola and
Georgia, Alabama and Chattanooga, Cairo and
Chattanooga, Mobile and Glraid. Cuosa and Ten
nessee, Alabama, Florida and Cuff, and Ship Is.
land railroads.
1t estimated this bill if passed will restore to
The comm tee also agreed to report fayorably
upon the following bill For restoration TO mar
ket of certain lands IN Ut4n which provides that
the Secretary OF the nte iur may offer for sale the
present Indian reservation ia | tab territory and
settle the Indians OF sand territory IN Wiutah Val
ley, and thar such reservation be restored to the
public domain Tor disposition a other public
lands in Texas.
A sub committee Of seven members of the
House committee on Pacific Ia ilroads reported TO
the iul committee Instituted for all pending bills
embod, ing ali the main features of the bl intro
duced by stephens IN aid OF the Texas Pacific.
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1.-THE RIG MIN"
Soccaie1is, the Noble IL ii Man of the For
esf, has Pow-Wow with his white
Breihren-Tear Him!

pLDIbNN / go litn, Iot >.
Friend Editor:
anu well contented nothing weary abont me
< nothing ashamed of, Tor | Thick | have done
ny dn'y, to work for my pc. pie II wish YOU
would publish thi, u letter.
Jos NJ SoccaleVis - well poa.ed be have
been well treated By the Legislature, that il
all he a-ked for.
No matter if the Suit is not well fitting fitted
, TO his body he does not care, If the SUIT is moi
please o the eyes of Joe Nicolar, he does moi
| care; SoccaleNis is only thing be has cares for
to cary OF hi, point; Soccaexis donnet suppose
that VI Joe N,co,ar will fi<fy him the good
works OF JOS NJ Socc4cyis OF even hi. good name
his regulatory
coccalcNis nothing trouble 4i. mind - IA oi
cou' - he is liable To he DISTURB li- feeling for
the time to come, but not now.
a further more the written f Joe \icolar, IT j.
worthless to jos NJ SoccaleNi. hccause ha, no
sen-e IN IT X nor any important thiug in II
Something did not knew ahoat the locality
settlement which we have been ask FOR, for nv
people; Bat then knew very well we have had
no Idea TO 20 to Canada 4 settle
Suppo>lng II 1t was 50, donrot suppose thai
the occupation of the Joe Mic Ia Parry wi |
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STATE NEWS.

The other day man walked into Skowhegsn
drug store anc asked for tooth-brushes. A bas-
ket containing several dozen was passed him, and
after examining them for some time, he selected
one Of them, took out his false teeth, and after
cleaning them with the brush threw it back into
The BASKET and walked out Wing.
When Edwin Marsh, an Acton man, went to his
barn the other msrning he found all his cattle,
" ltn exception OF his best COW and one OK, turned
loose. HIS horse had been taken from the stall
luto the barn toor aud boxes OF corn, meal and
shorts uncovered, on which the animal was feed
ny when found. Fortunately hone of the AMI
INA We're injured. Whoever did this got into
toe barn by prylng small door oH its
hinges. No Glue 10 the guilty party has been
found.
The follow ing directors of the Penobscot Log
Diving Company have been elected w. L. Pear.
son, John Morrison, w. ii. Strickland, Charles
WOOdman and ID. A. Sargent. AT subsequent
meeting of tue directors W lillian L. Pearson was
chosen president.
II is said there was never before so much lum-
Der put into the Aroostook water 10 the same
time as has been within the past two weeks. Tue
weeds are full OF men and teams
In Msttawsmkeag, Monday, Lorenzo Snow,
while carelessly handling a revolver, received
charge in the palm Of the left hand. DIR. W ilson
of Lincoln was called but did not succeed in find
ing the ll.-(Commercial.
The Baptist church at Limerick is at present
supplied by Rev. h. Z. Burt, of the former
pastor Of the Baptist church at Buxton Centre, but
now OF Chelmsford, Mass. Mr.. BUTT is prepar-
ing for college. bat devotes portion OF his time
~ the Interests OF the church.
At the meeting of the Maine Dental Society in
Lew ston, Oscar b. Brsnn OF Lewiston and q. L.
Ames of Buckspou were admitted members TO
the association.
Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr., president of the
RumfJrd Falls and Backheld Railroad Co., gives
n ,tlce of appointment of his company receivers
of the old Portland and Oxford Central Railroad
Co.
The gold medal won by Mr.. Christopher Toole
of Bangor at the recent walking match was made
by Mir. Arthur Williams and Is very creditabe
" rSmauship. 1t bears these words, won by c.
Ioole, champion amateur pedestrian of Name.
Feb. l3tn, 1878
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, February 70, 1875.
FLOUR-ENtra spring 5Oa5.75; western 4.40:
southern go.
WHEAT No. spring lOsa No.. 2 gilt edge
lOS.; Regular. l05AuA, Cash. lO5Aa-; March,
0jSa April, l0o4SA t.oe1s No. 3, LOB; reject
Oh 20.
CORN Sales gilt edge, 42l4 regular, 4lha-;
oash ilAa-i March i2ka-; April, A31sa-; re-
Jected SIla.
oAfo-Casb gH4; March 2ih; April 27j.a
o..
kYE-54
BARLEf-tdaiSI.
DRESSED HUGS-i 25a4.30.
fOkk-Casn ldSjalO.315s; Marc I0.55a00-;
inri iG.I0a-.
LARD-Cash 7.27la -al5i; Mach 7.40--a7.i2K;
ApiIl, .50dT5
BULK MEAIS Shoulders SSa9, short rib
ldes 81 90; short clear rib aaO-- ear sides
laaBi..
NnIskE Y-l0i.
tREiGh rS-Con to Buffalo 81 cents; wheat
10 cents.
khCkiP rs-Flom 5000; wheat l2l 900; corn,
80; oats 4s,CU0; rye 100; barley II, uv0.
ohlPMhNIo-tlour Il,O0J; wheat ~ 100; corn
1i'"O; oats 81 100; rye 400; barley 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21
THE LIFE-SAyING SEnyICE.
Recommendation in Regard to the No.
Carolina Coast.

WAsH1NGToN, February 20 The Secretary OF
tue treasury has sent report 20 the Senate ia re-
sponse To the resolution requesting information N
regard to the condition Of The hte-saving service
on the coast OF North CaIolIua, in which he make.
the following concentrations
fhst-Augment the life-saving stations upol
that coast go a to bring them with IN average di.
lance, four or five miles.
second-To Provide tJr five additional stations,
10 De located ~ suitable points between the south
eIn most station and Cape Fear
lhHd-Io lncrea.e The salaries of the keeper,
oil Inc stations to $500 per annum, severally, anu
to confer upon these men powers of inspector ) OF
customs.
fouith-To increase life-saving crews from six
TO eight.
tlith-To provide for manning and opening sta
lions from Sept lst to May lst OF each wear or foi
longer period, If expedIent.
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millinery Goods.

1t is true that Mrs. NJ. z. Webster is Offering
to-day all her Winter Millinery at the Lowest
Prices they will be sold this season. Felt Hats
only 25 cents, which is cheaper than you can have
them done over A splendid assortment of Fancy
Feathers, Stylish Trimmed Hats, and everything
10 the millinery line, together with the prettiest
assortment of ladies' ties ruches, and embroidered
sets, to be found in the city We would impress
the fact that we have the goods and prices adver-
tised. Mrs. NJ. L. WEBSTER,
1853 Water St.
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Valentine Baker writes TO the papers that he
has not been relieved of his command nor Ie-
signed. lie is simply furloughed. His position
in the Turkish army remains unchanged
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.


NEW YORK, February 20. The new funding
bill for the Pacific Railroad provides for the com
pany paying Sl0OOOO annually to government
as sinking fund, aud to pay D per cent. of the
net earnings to government; net earnings to ap.
Wy to all receipts Of the comp any after deductng
running expenses, with interest on the first mort
gage bonds. The government allows the com
pany to retain ohe-haf the receipts for govern
ment transportation.
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NJ aTIne Notes.

The crew in Goss & Sawyers ya'd at Bath, are
at werk on the newly arrived ships frames.
Bark Moexa, from Portland, arrived at Queens
town the l1'h inst, with loss of jibboom, wheel
house aud boats smashed.
The schooner Emma b. Shaw, from Boothbay,
for Philadelphia was cut down - the water liue
by collision, yesterday mcrAiug. off Vineyard
Sound Light We. sell
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The Eastern Question.
THE EXCITEMENT SUBSiDING IN
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 20. A despatch from Pera
SAYS Server Pasha has ceased to be minister of
foreign affairs. Sabri Pasha probably viii act in
Servers place until the return of safuet Pasha,
who is now IN Adrianople, on the peace mission,
who will take the foreign portfolio.
Nothing new on the Eastern question Every.
thing is reported quiet, and excitement has almost
subsidized liz England. Many papers predict an
early report of satisfactory settlement as far as
English interests are concerned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21
THE SILVER BILL.
Action of the Canada Legislature in Re.
gard TO the Bill.

OTTAWA, February 20. Mr.. Bereau has given
no'ice OF inquiry in The Senate, whether in view
remonetizaIoO of silver in the United States
measures VIII be taken by tue government during
The present session, to prevent recurrence OF tn,
abuses and losses former Y occaSoned by the eli.
cu'atton as medium of exchange Of silver co n,
whose com nerciAl and fictitious value were not il
accordance with their real or market value.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21
INDIAN A.
Democratic State Convention.

INnIANAPoIIs, February 20. The Democratic
State convention met to-day aud ES-Goy. Hen
bricks was chosen permanent chairman. The
convention, after the ad,ptou of resolutions, pro-
ceeded With the nOminaton for State officers, with
the following result Secretary of STATE, John &
Shauklln OF Vandersburg county; Auditor, Nah
lin W. Msn,on Of Mourgom rs county; Treas
uier, William Fleming of Allen county Ator
ney General Thomas W. Wallcn of johnson
county; Superintendent of Public instruction, J
Ii. Smart, present incumbent, OF Allen county.
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PES<SHLN ANA.
Election.

PHILADELPHIA, February 20. Chester elects a
democi attic mayor, treasurer and three out of five
counciimen.
Locknaven elected democratic city treasurer.
Altoona elects democratic mayor and treasur-
err, and five democratic cOunCiluen.
Harrisburg elects fourteen democratic council
men, republicans thirteen; last year, republi; cans
twenty nine, democrats seven.
In Scranton, the greenback labor party elected
the mayor by 800 majority, OVER the citlzeus tick
ct, and also elected the treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21
Gram. Lodge knights of Honor.

The Grand Lodge Knights OF Honor of the
State Of Maine, met in this city yesterday after
noon, at four O'Clock, in the Odd Fellows Hall
George \. Callahan Of Lewiston, G and Dictator
pres iding.
The following cfic,r were present:
Geo. A. Callahan. g. ID.
c. \. MOODY, &. V. ID.
John K JorGau, q. Reporter.
j. ". Rowe, G.. Sentinel
j. S. Bangs, G. 7. ID.
There was full att tendance of delegates from
the several lodges in the State.
During the past year five new lodges have been
instituted 10 the State, making now IL lodges with
a membership of 376 Jan lst, being a gain of pa
during the year 1877.
There were but IL assessments during the year
1877, for deaths throughout United States, and
daring the six months ending Nov. Il, 1877, there
was paid out from the Supreme Treasury SAP, 900
on account of Il deaths during that time.
The following officers were elected for the en-
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. February 20.
Money loaned a. on call, and closed at DER
cent.
Sterling quiet at 4s2a- for 60 days, as4 for de.
mand.
Gold opened at l0lA and closed ut l0Is,,
Carrying rates, IA i2A per cent Borrowing rate,
3a9-.
Cearngs, eli ,267 900. Custom receipts, 1855 600.
Treasury disbursed-sl2s, 500 interest, go for
bonds.
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LIVER AND BLOOD ID SEAsE CURED.

DEAyERrOWN, ONO, July IJth, 30.
Dr. FIERCE. Buffalo, \. y:
Iedt Sir was an Invalid for years my stom-
arch, liver and blood become affected. Tue more
doctored, the worse became. In my despair |
co nmenced the use of your Golden Medical Dis
coveiy and Favortc Prescription. ntwo months
time | was restored TO health. Many regard my
cure as m iaculons.
Very respectfully yours,
MKs adobe BENNETT.
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CAMPO FALLS.
Er..

PORTLAND, February 20. \ large dry house
connected with the Oriental powder mill. at
Gsmbo Falls was destroyed by fire this morning
with contents, materials for makGg gunpowder,
etc. Insured for $1,000 10 Hartford and North
British companies.
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" ASiiINGrON.
Nominations.

WASHINGTON, February 20. The President
sent nominations to the Senate as follows:
John W. Howell, collector of customs at Fer
nandina, Fla.
Navy medical inspector, George Peck, to be
medical director.
surgeon c. Cleborne, TO be medical insnector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21

The miners of the union have gifted Springer
x Lancaster, mlmen in Black Tail gulch, that
unless they increased their wages from $50 to
$3.50 per day, their men would be drivea from
the mine. Trouble is expected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21
MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK.
Cor. Water and Congress Streets.
BOS IN
The new FUR PR CENT
GOLD BOND.

This Bank is authorized by the Treasury De.
partment 10 Ofe- Tor sale and receive supscrip.
lions Err the four per funded loan If the Unit
ed stat - IN denominations of $50. 900, $500 and
upwards, at par an ao or .ied interest in coin.
The Bonds are redeemable July |, 1870 and bear
interest rayabe quarterly, on tue first day OF Jan.
uHry, April, Juls and October of each year, and
are exempt from the payment of taxes or duties
any form by az under state. municipal or local au.
thorty, and will be issued in registered or coupon
Bonds preferred.
TIE interest on the Registered Bonds v III be paid
by check issued by The Treasurer of the Cnltid
'tdtes to The order OF the holder, and mailed To
his address
Order. by Mail will receive prompt atten-
ton J. ull information given upon appiica-
tion. Cures pondence Invited.
AsAP. POTTER. Pre- sident,
BOSTON, Jan. 81, lS.S. febl-reodin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21

John Murray's company is to appear at Granite
Hall one night only, on Monday evening. The
great equestrian drama Of "Mazeppa," is to be
presented with Miss Kate Fisher and her trained
hteed. "Black Ress"
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NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the subscriber has
y been daily appointed Executor OF the last
will and testament of
DANIEL W. VINING, late of augusta,
in the county of Kennebec, deceased, testate, and
has undertaken thattgust by giving bond the law
directs All persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired 10
exhibit the same for settlement; and all indebted
60 said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment To EUGENE W. WhkrEHOU9E.
Jan. ID, ISIS. 3Wl0s
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
rising, followed by falling barometer, southeast
erly to easterly winds, warmer, cloudy weather
and light rains, partly turning into snow in the
northern portions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21

"Tis in New England under such advanced
It's difficult to supply SLIPPEI ELM LOZEN.
GES, for Coughs, &c. For sale by all Druggists.
Caswel x Co., corner Washington and Winter
Sts Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21

FRANKLIN, y. H., February 30. Joseph b. own
leading lumberman of this village, had Il leg
broken twice and was otherwise terribly crushed
tins morning, while unloading car of mill log
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CONDENSED TELEt:KAMs.

A $4,000 fire occurred at Way Cut, Tex, last
Tuesday.
Fire in East St. Louis yesterday morning, des-
troyed property to the amount of s45 900.
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Vienna Locals.


The Creasey Brothers and WIN Dudley Of Mt.
Vernon have been logging in lhi, town this win
ter; they have been Keeping house in "A cabin near
the woods, where they are at work. Last Friday
night few friends thought they would give them
a surprise party, so they all came as big as could
be, but the surprise came on the other side, for
they were all ready for company and had lot of
oysters froze up already for any such surprise,
and they fixed up of the best suppers that no
mortals often sit down to. To adj TO the ei low
ment Of the occasion, the Misses Kelley of Rome
were there with their organ and gave the COM
pany some of the best of music and when the
small hours of the night arrived the company went
to their homes thinking that it was of the
greatest surprises that often happens. There were
about thirty present.
The school in the village district closed last
week, when the teacher gave an exhibition SAtur-
day evening; the scholars all took part. 1t was
very interesting, aud showed that they had been
well trained. Each one did well. A iableau en-
titled "The Marriage of Tom Thumb" was pre-
senied; the actors were little children who could
hardly speak plain. 1t was very we'll done, and
showed what teacher can do IL she tries. The
teacher was Miss Wyman Of New Sharon.
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PORTLAND.
Fire.

PORTLAND, February 20. \ building at Point
Village, owned by Fred IL. Loveit and occupied
as store, with hall overhead, was burned TO-
night. Loss $1,000; Insurance 5000
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The Silver Bill.

1t is understood that Representative Bland will
be recogn zed by the Speaker Tomorrow on the
motion to proceed with the business on the Speak
ers table and to lay aside all business in advance
OF the silver bill, and following him Representa-
tive Buckner will move to refer the bill to the
committee on banking and currency, as instructed
by the recent silver union meetldg, whereupon
Representative stephens will move concurrence
IN the senate amendments TO the bill.
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1t looks as though the Rev DIR. Benz F. Tefit
of Bangor, was to be hauled over the Goals. The
grand jury in Penobscot county have found an
indictment against him for false pretenecs. This
action arises in connection with the defunct North
ern Border.
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OHIO.
Failure.

CINCINNATI, February 20 II i reported that
Long x Ai-laiter. machine works, in Hamilton,
Ohio, have failed. Liabilities, SIP 900; assets
nominally S29j,O00.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21

Mr.. Ed. Sand., the man Of sunshine, is to give
his "kilburn AIT Entertainment at the Insane
Hospital, on Tuesday evening next, and in ali
probability at Togn- the following evening. Mr..
Sands has recently added largely to his entertain
ment, and now has enc worthy the liberal patron
ACE of the public
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21

The Bangor Whi1 thinks that we shall need to
practice upon the ''heath lift, now the silver bill
has passed in order to carry around the "dolar of
our daddies."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21

ID. II. Thing, Esq, of Mount Vernon, Master
OF the Maine State Grange, IS to be in Bangor,
next Saturday and will attend the meeting Of
Qneen City Grange, in the evening. An invita-
ton has been given to neighboring Oranges TO
meet with Queen NV Grange on that evening.
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Arrested.
: uicide.
RHODE ISLAND.
Steamer Arrived.

PROVIDENCE, February 20. The steamer Fal-
mouth, from Portland, arrived at Newport this
morning aud will leave toni ght for New York
on the Old Colony line, under command of Capt
Simmons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21

1t is stated that there is again cutting o
freight rates on the railroads both here and il
Chicago, grain being taken for the East and tn
latter city for less than % cents per hundred