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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
Superior Court-Judg. whttehouse.

MONDAY, December 10th.
The case against Thomas A Pnkbam, lett un.
finished on saturday afternoon, was given to the
iuly. They delbera'ed some two hours or more,
but could no; agree. The judge permitted them
10 separate II, halfpa.t one.
The county attorney notified the court that he
had no further ca,e to b. presented to the jury
at this term, and the cvIl docket was resumed
No. 81, Jennettc Carlton vs.. Joseph Carlton.
Pillsb' nv for ptf 5. 4 l.. Titcomh for deft.
Action Of replevin for heifrr the question beng
one of title. The ptf says the deft. gave her the
heiter while she was living with him as hi, house
keeper. Afterwards she married him, and after
a wear or two she obtained divorce from him.
and he th' n repudiated the gift. These aIe the
same parties who had a irial few days ago upon
the ptf'- suit for wages before she married to
def. In that case the jay disagreed The jury
found in favor of the deft.
To the Editor of the Daily Journal:
Allow me space in your columns for more de-
tail OF the walk my match. saturday night your
reporter seem to be of one side, especially when
he saws, "Iaylor gave up the race. The facts
are, fonl was claimed on the pant Of Shea, and so
given bv the referee, which, according to the ar
uces of agree men, reading, leach failing to per-
form the same shall fotfeit their interest IN The
purse" so, Mr.. Editor, instead OF Mr.. Taylor
giving up the race, he ordered by judge and
ieteree to cease waking, as was Mr.. Shea lay
lOr continued a hall lap, being in close space
with shea. turned his ankle, making "A miles and
two laps. Shea finished contrary to the desre- of
one of the two Judges and referee. The foul
claimed on the part s shea was claimed by run
ming TO pass Tavlor on the oath mile. 1t seems
TO be mixed affair being left Misunderstanding
to pa ties lot knowing the rules. We should say
the only fair way to settle the matter would be to
call all bets off, and the match draw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
TO THE PUBLIC:

AUGUSTA, Dec. l7th. 1873
We invite your attention to our fine
lire Of 2ondS for tn" Christmas season
which we offer for sale WITHOUT RESERVE,
AT MOST SATISFACTORY RATES FOR THE
PURCHASERS.
Our stock of rich toilet and fancy arti-
cles. appropriate for seasonable and
friendly gifts was never more complete,
aboundng in novelties, from which to
select PRESENTS of utility and beauty,
gratifying to good taste, and at prices
within the means of the most limited
purse.
We have opened for the Holidays. a
lot Of novelties in lMMoRTELLE and EVER
LASTING WREATHs, CROSSES and DEC r.
ATIoNS. BOHEMIAN and CHINA DEcoRA-
TED VASES; Also. REAL FLORIDA Moss,
FINE CUT GLASS and CRYSTAL ODoB
BOTTLES and VASES; Black Walnut PLANT
TRELLIsEs and HYACINTH BULBs-,he last
of the seasons importation for winter
Towering.
Yours very truly, &c,
PARTRIDGE BROTHERS.
Under Granite Hall.
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

Mr.. EDITOR Allow me to call the attention
of the city authorities to the necessity of having
placed or erected IRON ratings the outside of
the sidewalks on Winthrop, Oak, Bride and Rine-'
hills In winter, it is not only difficult but
extremely dangerous TO ascend descend
.one of these bills. Especially is il so to
older people, the Younger ones making il slid.
ing course from top to bottom. "a CITIZEN"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
" ASIiINGION. A
Committee Meeting.

WASHINGTON, December l6. The joint meet
ing OF the Senate and House c1mm,tees on the
yellow fever inquiry, was to have been held hi,
morning, but les. than qnIul of the House
committee put in an Appearance. The following
subcommittee on the pat of the senate, wa, ap
pointed to visit New Orleans AMI vicinity Eu,ii-
Lamar and Paddock. To visit Memphis and vi
cinity: Hams, Matthews and Conovcr CORES
pondlng subcommittee W Ill be appointed by the
House, and committees to conduct The branch ol
investigation in conjunction with the Senators
above named.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

70 The Holders 0l the ndr, setured by a Mort
gagr executed 10y the II Btck~port and Bangor
KAN oad Company to Trustees, d tted November
10, A. d., 1873.
| Thavi < been IA ide To appear TO the OF isiae-
L ton q, tbe Undersigned Trustees unGer the
IbOvC described mortgage, that the BuCkspo n
la gor kilrDud Com ANY has neglected tu pay
Coupons upon It's bonls secured by tie aforesaid
mDrtg igC, and that SAID II gle L has con nuvd Tor
more tnan Mn tv ttays ait'r presentation and de-
uiand upon The Treas urer 81 the said ts,lroad
tohpanA which by Jaw Il b each vi Tire condI
tto"s ofthe mortgage YOU are hereby notified that
a mtettng 81 the hptdt rs o tue Bonds alorrsa "a
~ % holden at The il,c o. sew al l.. swazey at
Buck pot ~ iic county oI III ,Ecock, IN the State
oi M"ine, on fiiUk5b .l. the twenty-sxth 4 iy of
December next at ten O'Clock IN the lJreuoon, ior
tn" f. lio Atns purpose To wi:
fHSt.-io ChuO Z a Morcrd or aud Clerk
>ecoH0 10 determine whether the trustees
ahaIi lakC ioaecss ON OF the BuchspoiL and Bau-
gHr Railloai I and IN mage and ran 1t ia behalf Of
the Boa fhudtrs.
Dated at Bucksport aforesaid, this fifteenth day
of November, y, II. 1870
RICHARD L. BUCK, 1,,
SEWALL B sMAZrY. irus'ees'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

PERSONAL.

OTTAWA, December l6. No step. are taken at
Kdesu Hall concerning the death of Princess.
Neither the Marquis nor Princess Louise attend
divine worship in the new Edlnbuig chapel yes.
terday, special services being conducted az Ri
deau Hall. 1t is more than probable that impe-
rial regulations regarding the nature ol mourning
will be cabled TODAY,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

Under Granite Hall. p
Augusta, Maine. :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

CITIZEN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

AUGUSTA Dec ~, 1878.
"F, The nndcrs'gne1, agree TO sea our stores
w closed on Chr-tmas Day, ard okeep th' IN
open even pgs until ristmas, mnenc ng
1hurs''a , ID IL. 10 ~ PARSONS &CO
r. \. n G.. RICK
FowLEH AMI IN " SMITH,
LEIGHTON &C UTON 60,
ttl,cl5 HAMLES 4 FHII.BROOK.
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FINANCIAL & OOMMEROIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING RsPORT.

New York. December "a, III.
Money loaned 1t 3s5 VII cAl tnd clos ed at ia5
per cent.
Sterling is!taasJ Tor 10 days, 4s71s -as7 lor
demand
told opened at ~ "a and CLOSE u at ltUt
Carrying rates \ 70 per cent. borrowing rates
u al.
Ciearinss S5 s67 900 Custo n receipts, f2l9 900
Treasury disbursed $,2OVu interest, se63,go0 tor
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
LIMITED pARTNF FRSHIP.

WE HEREBY CERTIFY that a partnership
W has bt en- formed inier the name and 81, lie
oi Il. b. CArLN , between Rodney Il. Capcn of
Augusta. Maine, AS general partner, ana Henry
Bovnton also OF Augusta IS special partner, Tor
tn" purpose ot buTi ~ selling and dealing IN sew
Ing mHchI"ss and 9th r. kinda OF merchandise.
The raj ! II inry B,ynton Il srccia partner, con-
tribute "a the tpItal OF the hrm, the sum OF One
r. ou~l and % lars.
This par ncrshp commences pu he 18Th day OF
NpN NrWaer, ~ aud ceases on 70 iiih day OF Ne
vnrh =, lsi9 it, K .ueral place of blslncss beng
a. augdstI, Mime
RDDNkl u. CAPEN.
tItNhl BOlNtON.
Then per onsily Aple ,.rI be!oie me, the above
named dncy Caucn and II nry Boyuton
and artnow edged this certificate tn be their own
fl ec act aul deed.
nANLC RCnlN>0S, Justice ot the Peace.
pu d ~ Aususti hi l5h day Of November,
49,, -. $3.50
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Fatal Accident.
Elt MONT.
Jail burned.

LANCASTER, December lG. Essex county jail,
at Gulldhsll, was fired by a prisoner Saturday
morning, and burned together with the isilol 5
house and contents. Loss, $500; insured $500.
The two prisoners in al @tre taken to 81. Johus-
buy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
Notice to Our Patrons.

On account of the occasional les OF money when
transmitted by mail, desire III all remiltaDces
to u, be made by Postal order Rec letter
al our expen Sc; cannot be respuns ible for
IT, safe delivery Otherwise.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
NEWS BY TNLEG RAtH
To NH
Daily Arauearf J omnal
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
PedestrianIsul.

PedestrianIsm.
BANGOR, December Is. A hlty mile walking
match has been arranged between w. f. HaIdy
Of New York, champion fifty mile pedestrian of
America, and Christopher roole, Bangor, cham
pion of Maine, for purse of $500 and the cham
pionship Of America; the walk to take place in
Norombegs Hall. Bangor, January Sth.
Death.
BATH, December Is. WIN. V. Moses, of the
firm oil w V. .. Moses of Bath formerly Presi-
dent of the ssgadahoc Bank, and one OF Baths
mot prominent and highly respected shiF-build l.
eIs died in that city sunday aged ~.
SuIcide.
PORTLAND, December l6. Captain James VII
lams committed suicide at Falmouth, Sunday, by
cutting his throat with jack knife, scvering both
jugulsr vein and wiudppc. lie had been partially
insiLe for four months.
Fatal Accident.
BANGOR, December 10. he Wing aud Couiier
learns that Michael McCtlos of Richmond, was n-
stantly killed by falling tIee, while at work in
the woods at Moosehead Lake, last Saturday, and
his remains sent home day. lie leaves "a wife
aud child.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
Attest: CHARLES HEwlNs, Register 3w5I.

kENNEBEC COUNTY-h Probate Court, at
AUGUSTA, on the fourth Monday OF September 1878.
A CERTAIN IN STRU MENT, purporting 10 be the
"A last will and testament OF Susan \. Huss ey,
laCc OF Vassaiboro', IN said Couuty, deceased,
having been presented Tor probate:
ORDERED That notice thereof be gwen three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday OF
December next, in the kennebec Journal, a news
ested may attend at Court OF Probate, then to be
holden at Augusta, ana show cause, if any, why
the said instrument should not be proved, ap-
proved and allowed, the last will and testament
of the said deceased. IL. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEWINs, REGISTER. 3u5It
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

T.
Mr.. Tpyl,r and his manager having agreed 20
to do, the ci-ion in respect to the winner o1 the
purse in Satnrdsvs walking match, was lef to
three pcr.ons and decided in my fivor. and tn 8
morning shall draw the money from NJ. G. C..
Flsgg. Z. A. SHEA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

kENNEBEC COUNTY-In PROBATE Court, held
at dugHsfd on the FOURTH Monday Of October, 1878.
/ lDIA a. now r, AdmmistrairN Cn the estate
IL of Frank b. Howe, late oi Hallowell,
in sand County, deceased, having presented her
tr t account OF administration for allowance and
also her petition Tor discharge
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successively prior TO the ourth Monday of
Decembe' neNt.ln the kennebec journal a newapa.
per printed in Augusta that all persons interested
may attend AT a Probate Court then to be held
AT Augusta and show cause, il any, why the
same hould not be allowed.
H.. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HFwINs. Register. 8w5ls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
GOVEltOOR HAMPTON.

New ORLEANS, December l6. The Times Gu
lumbia special says Governor Hampton is not ex
pected to live.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
Marrirn.

In bingham Dec l0 hv Rev. 4 III. Thomps on ,
Mr. Mtu'ey h. Lowe OF sidney, to Miss Carrle
Bluut ol Bingham
la Madison, Nov samuel 4. Bcal to Miss Elm.
ma r. Smi'h Ii, both Of Anon.
In kmhden, NOV "a james HOdson If Embden
10 Eta j. Rowe of Concord.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
Weather Indications Tor r"-day.

F,r New England and the MiJdh States,
diminishing northwest to south-west win Is
snShlly warme', part cloudy Weather, rising,
tOilowe 10y stat uuary OF lalllus barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

family in this city have lost a we'll Ii has
either gone uown TO China, lost itself in the in-
fernal regions, or gone TO put out the fires in the
subterranean passages OF this mundane sphere.
For Thirty yeats more the family of Mr. A.
Sawtelle, on State street, have drawn water from
well in THEN cellar The well was forty feet
deep, and the water therein never failed. The
other night, during the ,torm and gale, the Jotto.-
Of The meU dropped out Dming the ight they
heard a tremendou. noise in the c, lar resembling
miniature earthquake. The next morning the
cellar visited and 10, and behold! the well
had vanished! II had "crawed into a hole, and
drawn the hole in after it," II must have sunk
TO considerable depth, as the pump was nearly
buried ont of sight. portion Of the uudcrpn-
ming of the house WAS undermined, and will have
to be rebuilt.
! The "Aroostook or Bust" partv a description
of whose journey through portion of Maine has :
beer given in these columns, reached their log
cabin in G'enwood, Aroo>t0ok County on the 10Th
inst. Mr.. and Mrs Simpson send the following
note to friend in Bangor. which is published in
the Whig:
GLENwoOD. Dec. l3 1873
Krd Sr:-l received vout kind message dated
December 9th, IN due season. II finds US in very
Glove circumstances. Douht'ess | expect to
20 hungry many, manv DAYS before we get 10
raise anvthiPg; hut ! UW not s'arve. We
reached Genwood Tuesday, the l0h instant.
cold. wet and hungry. Some Of the ncichbo :
at wark on our log house; hope we shall get
ready to 20 into to dav. ANYTHING you wish
10 send would be very acceptable. The
mails 90 DOWN to -dav up to morrow; DOWN Mon
dav. Be verv careful If YOU send ANYTHING TO
sec that it reaches us. We have made ont oni'e
well for a stove; hut we have nothing else hut
logs and boards. Had to get shelter this cold
weather. Thiakng of nothing el-e to write,
close bv signing Mr. and Mrs J. SIMPSON.
The members of the Reform club at the Jewett
school house in ward 4. for the purpose OF max
ing their meetings more interesting. have adopted
new plan, by commencing regular trial against
King Alcohol. One Of the members is dressed in
an antiquarian suit, painted to look like topper,
s srrsiged at the bar, the Indictment is read; he
pleads BOT guilty. Mr.. Abner Jewett is the pre-
siding Judge. A jury has been impanneled, com
posed of six Young ladies and six Young gents,
with Miss Nellie =. Emery as foreman. On Sat
u,1av evening last the trial commenced Mr..
Alden Knowles opened the for the govern.
mert, and Mr.. Maxim appearing for the defence
The school house crowded. Several witnesses
were calel. A. ten o'clock the court adjourned
II Saturday eve ong Dec q, when the case will
b. continneA Il may be unfair to predict what
the verdict in this case will he; but ud ying from
the testimony given. unless there il an error
in the iudicncn. or the attorney for the de.
f ne can make ont :ha' the prisoners victims all
died of bioody puypu,d. old King Alcohol will he
CT ndemntd 10 death.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17


Bankrupt.)
DISrkICr OF MAINE, IS
tpon the application oi l. imand T. Webb, AS
slgnee o. the estate OF Francis Low, Jr., Bank
rlip IL l. Or icre l, rh 1t Lhirl General Meeting
oI the Creditors OF said Bankrupt be held 1t the
Court House III Augusta, in said District, the
nineteenth day of december, A. ID. isis, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, before John ". May, one If the
R'g tiers in Bankruptcy in said District, for the
purposes named in the Section 5U93 OF e Revised
statutes of the Unte States; rtlc iiankrcptcy.
And II is further Ordered hat the As ;, nee give
further n~tce o said meeting by seniing written or
printed notices by matt, post paid, OF the time and
place oi iid meeting 10 ali kn Jwn Creditors of
-did Bankrupt; and that he also notify the Bank
rup to Oe pr sent thereat; ana he stall also publish
notice OF the Ii ne aitd place OF said meeting
IA week for two successive weeks, in the newspa-
pc" called the mt eaec Journal, printed AT Au-
gustn, the list publication b. al least ten days
prior to said meeting.
WITNESS the honorable EDWARD Fox, Judge of
the said Court and the SO ii thereof at Portland
In said District. on the twenty-fif h day of No
vombtr, A. -. 1915
WIN. p. PREBLE,
CLERK of District Court for said District
2WsI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
Boston Stock List,

! Sales at the Brokers' Board,l
Bosros, December IT, ls7s.
Boston Il Maine Railroad, -alega5
Eastern Rii0ad I2-al.t :
Poltlaai, SacO Portsmouth Railroad AL L
Boz ton Maite Il iil,oa cv bondsl llh-- aIlsl
Eastern X tilroai fnew onda) T.-A-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

KEN NEBEC COUNT In PROBATE Court, at
dayasfd, on tie fOurth ROHdag ~ NOuetnber, ISIS.
4 CERTAIN lNsflOME>1, purportlng TO be
~ the last " Ill and testament of Robert thomp-
: II, latt OF VI lGdsor. III said County, deceased,
hayIn been prrseut, for p ohate:
tRpEktD, I hat noti' thereof be given three
week succ .ssIvcly priJr 10 the iourLn Monday oi
December NJ in the kennebcc journal, II uevvspi-
per printed IN Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend at Court oi Probate then To b. h Id
en- a Augusta, an show cause, II any, Why lhe
said Instrument sh ,uld not be proved, approved
and allowed as the last will anu testament vi he
SAID deceased.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
' SIRt.I\i IA.
Rum s,iii,,,>,

RICHMOND, December lG Yesterday toI the
tist TIME 10 The eivI! hlstor. OF Kc'uuppL. al the
saloons and ram shops were CioseI. CJnsl iera-
bic exc cItement Is reported.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
Confirmed.

The Senate this afternoon confirmed the nomi
nations # the Hot Springs commissioners sent to-
day, and also the following:
Lewis Wallace of Indians, Governor of Mexico
vice samuel b AXtell, suspended uudel the ten
ure Of Office act.
Col. Randolph b. March, Inspector General
nth the rank OF Bligadior General
Midshpmcn John a Sh rman and Frederick b
Vinton to be ensigns in the navy, fom Septem-
ber Slh, 1876, and Oct. Oh, 1876, respectively.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

To the Honora5ie Justice OF ae Supreme Judicial
Court, h0idel nj dUGUstq. ia oad Tor fhe County,
o. hsaHsoec' or the h'rd Tuesday NJ October T.
JIHL Maine Central i;alroad Company. a corpo.
L raiIon duly established by law respectfully
represent that on the 18th dav o. Nav A. d. 1864
the somerset and kenpeb-c kaIirotd Campany a
20 pora,ion day established by law, conveyed To
91iinoS 1n W. bracburY EDen FRYE and hiander
oop"'h as Trustees, ia ust and morsg ige, their
M h"a from Augusta 10 sEowhegan, and fran.
chi cauu hppurteuances thereto, to 5, euf the nav
menu OF inc bnnds Of said road To- the nonnt Of
NuSo hun@fcd ana my thonsand dollars $3sJ OOO.l
Iltrt the said q eed was duly recorded md said
Trustees accepted aid trlst
lhabe "a haliroad Company thereupon sned
.iie Donds under said mortgage 30 large
dred and tiXty one thousand dollars 70 ,ii 600
mat subsequently, your petitioners by an act of
consolutll under authority of law bee me own.
es 81 said road and iranchi'e jec to said mort
gage.
and they further represent that they bare paid
takt n up ana cancelled an of SAID bonds hat were
outstanding and they therefore dssire taat said
mortgage be discharged.
And .ur petitioners therefore prav th,, IT,nora
ble Court, that said bradbury and Fr,e,who are the
s rvvihF Trustees said Coburn being decea.ed)
may be directed IN the execution vl said uust a.
well Tor the road as for the bondhollers to dis.
large said mort <agc upon PROOF of me pnyment
OF SAID bonds.
AND your petitioners farther repre- .ent that they
are n'able 10 produce and present tn said Trustees
the DoDdS aforesaid u a. have been taken M and
paid bV item. HE sams having bee ,,r-iyo, p1
bul mat they nave fun proof II such pay ine mt and
drstruc' ION.
wherefore they pray that hey may be an hor-
Ieu q lake 90 ol pdN flcnl and de- lruutIon, and
mt SAID Trus tees may thoreupnn b. allowed,
upon proof sal -iactJry to them TO dls,harge iii
mortgage, or that the court uiUn examination Of
sucn proof may cirec. its di charge.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
by HIoN WILSON, their htrg.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
$4,000


The tntHl payable 70 him is 1923 $50 The ad
ditions alone considerably exceed the premiums
which have been paid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

The car drivers on the Thnd Avenue line in
this city struck this morning. Ooly Two cars had
reacned down town up t, O'Clock. and these had
two armed policemen Oh the platforms 10 protect
the new drivers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

We hear the lecture BY Rev. Mr.. Whitney at
the Unver,alist church, on Sunday evening, hieh-
" SPOKEN of. The subject was walking Up
rightly" and j, was so well handled and gave such
great satisfaction, that it will be Iepeated in the
course Of A month
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
NEW AtDtth.
Strike.

NEW YORK, December l6. Wages Of conduc
tors and drivers of Greenwood Avenue fah Dad
Brooklyn, have been reduced 10 per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

OH Saturday last, Foster, Spaulding & Co.'S
steam mill IN Richmond suspended operations
for the winter. In addition TO all kinds of long
and short lumber for home use, the firm manufac-
lures a great deal of dimension stuff for the New
York market. From early i'll the spring until late
In the fall the mill has run constantly for many
years, doing large business and giving employ
ment 10 many hands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

1t is understood that in reply TO a query Of SEN
ato' Conkling, AS to the causes f the removal of
Collector Arthur and Naval Officer Cornell, Sec
retary Sherman will to-day give tue reason.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

The bill introduced by Senator Bailey, to amend
the pension laws proposes to abolish all pension
agents and devolve then duties upon the Commls
souer of pensions, who Is author zed to game
pay department in his Ctiice with such a humber
of clerks and assistants as Is necessary TO properly
conduct the business
The bill introduced hy Senltoi DAwe-, tor a
baiiding for a Nauon., Museum, arpropriates
$50, 900 ior the purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

The profitable nature of an investment in a
p ,cv in The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York receives a striking illustration in the
case of the late Mr.. Henry Wells. of Wells, Far
GO & Co, who died recently in Scotland at the
are of y. Long before he had succeeded in
building up bis enterprise which resulted in the
great corporation now known as the American
Express Company, he had the fotefhoughtto 10 take
out police, of life Insurance The settlements
are a. follows viz.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

Parties wishing to buy pianos should do so OF
the legt mate agents, and not Of travelling agents
going from house to house, having no practical
know ledge of the business. ard whose only stock
in trade consists Of Interpretations and decep-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

The Glrdiner Reporter says that on account of
failing health, Mr.. John McGrnth. the pleasant
and accommodating ticket agent AVID telegraph
operator for the NJ. {. II. H. ut South Gardiner
has resigned his position and will leave for Cali
fornia about the 10Th of next month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

hENNEBEc $50 Supreme Judiciat Couri. october
Term, 1878.
Upon Tho foregoing petition the court order, that
hObce thereof be gvea 10 said Trustees, by serving
Them With an ttttstei copy Of the saini wish lhis
order thereon; and that u1ilcc thereof b. given
70 all oshtr per,ans interested, by pubn -hing a
IKE 20, IN tbc krnnebec JcuTnaI, a mes spaper
PRINT q IN Anguish, and in the Eastern Argus,
printed IN Portland, three weeks successfully, the
la.t 0l sad pubic tons and said service to be
uhrty days before the hfst Monday OF February,
A. ID. 1879. that they nav app ar on said dav al
The clerk oIicc of th Court 10 AGxu.ts in : lid
county oi kenntb c, and answer t., siid LitiOn
ana be heard thereon, if they see cause.
Attest WM NJ. STRATTON Clerk
\ trne copy.
Attest wM. NJ. sTRATrON Clerk
3w5i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17

Yesterday morning, as Mr.. c. V. Wilson was
stepping into his grocery wagon, the horse became
frightened by the cars. throwing him out and
causing sight bruises, which will deprive him of
few DAYS work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
House TO Rent !.

A NICE RENT, with stable can be had by al
y plying to {. {. CIR mt. Conr st.
decll teodlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-17
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is % cooked food prepared upon scientific princi-
pie, ana in many cases OF enieehled constitu-
lions will perform what no amount OF mcocai
skill can do.
Put up in fonr sizes, with WOOLRICH h CO.,
on evety label. Solo everywhere hy Druggists.
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