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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-07
Brief JOltin8s,

The regular monthly meeting of the Teach
ers' Association occurs this evening
The Boston & Maine Railroad Company gave
their engineers with their families free ex-
cursion to Alton Bay yesterday.
The Allan mail steamer Polynesisp, from
Liverpool for Quebec, passed Father Point at
o'clock Saturday morning.
The cas-rigged boat Isabel has been pur-
chased by George Deering, Esq, for $65. She
is about 16 feet long by 6a breadth of beam.
The Cumberland steamer was called out
Saturday to extinguish fire in the rear of
Wllliston church.
The free meeting at the Sons of Temperance
Hall yesterday afternoon was fully attended
and was very interesting.
Hale's art-store has been primpng and now
looks its prettiest. Many fine things are to be
seen there.
first dance of the season at Lancaster Hall
Thursday evening.
Miss M. A. Ryan of this city has been re-
ceived into the holy order at St. Joseph's Co..
vent, Bordentown, N. J. Her anne in religion
is Sister Mary Vincent.
Excursion trains, carrying passengers for one
fare will be run on the Maine Central and
Rochester roads on the night of the Gary and
Kellogg concert.
Ex-Commsnder Smith of the Portland Yacht
Club has purchased the new yacht Edith,
owned formerly on Cape Cod. The Edith is
cat-rgged and about tons new measurement.
There is still some building at Knightville.
Thomas Jones is building house on Cape
Cottage street, to be two story with hip roof.
VIM. Morse is building story and half
house on d street, to be finished the coming
winter.
The coal shovelers of this city are about to
form an association for mutual protection
They will charge twelve and half cents for
staging and shoveliDg coal. This, they claim,
is only enough to keep their families from
starving.
Rev. Mr.. Byram of Boston, Rev. Mr.. Nc
Winnie, Gen. Neal Dow, John T. Walton,
81. P. White and G. A. Merry of this city
addressed the Temperance Union last evening
The Hughes brothers furnished music. Six
persons signed the pledge.
1t is said that Mrs John Morrill, is down
with smallpox at WiDdbam. 1t is thought
she contracted the disease while nursing the
sick children of Rev. Mr.. Prescott, who went
to Winoham from WoodfoId's Corner, Deer
ing, and who are supposed to have had the
varioIoid
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PATRIARCHAL ASSOCIATION The members
of the several eucampmen,s of Odd Fellows
met at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night in
large Numbers. The convention was called to
order and j. Henry Crockett made chairman
and Charles Paine secretary. After the object
of the convention was stated, which was to
take into ,nsideraton the expediency of form
ing an association of the Patriarchs, it was
unanimously voted to form an association, af-
ter which a code of by-la VS. W As presented and
adopted
The following officer, were then elected
President-O B Whi5teu.
Vice Presid-ut-C 81. Frsuch.
Secretary-Chas. PAioe
Treasurer-Isaac f. Clark.
The assoca lou is to meet "a the first Satur-
day evening of each moth. The association
adjourned to meet on Saturday evening, Oct.
18Th, at O clock. Ii will be known as tie
"Frst Patriarchal Association of Porlla nd
No
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TELEGRAPH DISTRICTS CONSOLIDATED. On
the 1st of October the third district of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, compris-
ing Maine aud New Ham pshire, was abolished
and the offices of the line in those states con-
solidated in the fifth district which includes
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Chas. f. Wood, Assistant General Superinten-
dent, has charge OF the new district, aud Mr..
G. G. Bedow, who has managed the affairs of
the company 10 the third district since thu
death of his father, is promoted to the position
of assistant superintendent. The headquarters
of the consolidated district will be located in
Boston.
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Temperance in PownuI.

very enthusiastic public Temperance meet
ing, under the auspices of Triumph Lodge of
Coed Templars at Pownat Corner. was held at
the Vestry OF the Congregational church last
Saturday evening, Worthy Chief Templar True
presiding. Singing by quartette, followed
with prayer BY RAv. Mr. Stanley. after which
the chairman introduced the following speak
ers: John Plunkett of Y armouth. G. W. Murch
and g. A. Merry of PortlAn who delivered
very stirring and interesting addresses. An
earnest appeal was made for applicants to be-
come members of the Lodge, which was re.
sponded to by seven persons. Notice was given
that at the close of the public meeting the
Lodge would hold session. The public meet
ing then closed. The Lodge Immediately con-
vened, and proposed, elected and initiated the
several candidates.
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TRAMPs MUST Go.-Some time Friday night
four tramps broke into a barn on Commercial
street and made arrangements to pass the
night there, but were arrested by Officers Rice,
Hicks, Garland and Pickett and marched to
the station. Judge Knight fined them 500
each and quarter costs. with the alternative
to stand committed to the county Jail at hard
labor for four months This is the sort of sem
tence all tramps will receive
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FAILURES REPoRTED.-The following are
failures reported in this state:
WEIGH & StockmaD, grocers. Bangor, are
com promising with their creditors 1t 25 cents
ON ST..
George W. Vaughan, harnesses, Thomaston
offers his creditors 123 cents on ST..
Jacob Merrill & Co., trunks, Sc, Auburn,
in bankruptcy.
Joseph f. Barden, hotel, Bethel is reported
failed,
W. E. Pressey, boots aud shoes, Lewiston, is
omorOmisiDg with his creditors at 20 cents on
81 90.
Jason W Kmball, general store, Gilead, is
rep0rted trying to compromise.
VIM. r Bean, boots aud shoes and groceries,
Vienna ia renOrted fai1ad
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A REMINDER OF BANK RoBBERY.-When
the Lechmere Bank at East Cambridge was
robbed of a large amount 10 cash and stocks
some time ago, among the property stolen was
a $1,000 bond of the city of Portland. A coupon
of the stolen bond was recently presented at
the Office of City Treasurer Hersey for pay
ment Notice was Immediately given by tele-
graph to the President of the Lechmere Bank,
but 40 notice was paid to it and the coupon
was paid as it came in the way of business
The other day Mr.. Jersey received letter
from Boston detective in regard to the mat
ter. The letter was couched in such language
as to be unworthy of a reply.
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SMALL FIRE.-A one story wooden house on
Melbourne street, owned by Edwin L. Dyer
and unoccupied, was destroyed by fire at
half past two o'clock this morning There was
an insurance of $500 on the building, which
will cover the loss The fire was undoubtedly
the work of an incendiary.
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Aid for ibe South.
The following additional subscriptions have
been received in this city:

Mr. DoHERTYs BENEFIT-Ths evening
Ed. Doherty will take his complimentary ben
eft at Music Hall. The hall has been recently
fitted up with a new stage which will be used
for the first time on this occasion. The friends
of Mr. Doherty who have volunteered their
services for the entertainment assure an ev en-
ing of Fare enjoyment. The sale of seats as
sures a good attendance. Tickets are for sale
at Collins & Buxton's, and at the hall
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PORTLAND &WORCESTER LINZ
Portland & Rochester r. r..
OCTOBER 4, rs7S.

y-------, Trains will run as follows
f- nT-Wazs Gesve Graud Trunk Depot,
Tsrsiand $50 a. os. and
Loo p IN.
Leave Prebe St. Station at TAO a. m. LIP and 615 D.
5.30 a. VA. Accommodation for Worcester, with
through car tor Boston via Nashua and Lowell
ARRIVES at Rochester At S.55 a. connect.
ing with Eastern and Boston & Maine Rail-
roads.) At Nashua u.47 a. ~, Lowell
l2.i p. N, Boston LIS p. NJ, yer Janc-
tics 1910 p. H. Fitehhurg LIS D, M, and
w srcesteT at 2.10 p. M, connecting with
trains south and West.
100 r. M Steamboat Express for New
London. Through Car for Lowell aud
Boston. C)nnects at Rochester for Do
yer and GreRi Sails, al Il ppins for fIau-
chester am Concord, at Nashua for
Lowell aa1 Ii oston, at Aver junction
for .tchburs and the West via Hoosac
s. Albany Rslroaa for New York al put
nam With B ,ston 8 Philadelphia Express
Line f0I Philadelphia B aitim ore and
Wash ,ngfon, at New london With Nor
wch Lila. Steamers. due at Pier No. 40,
6.I5 p. m-From Preble Street. Mixed for Roch-
ester and Way Stations.
Trains leave Rochester ~ 100, 100 q. n and $50
p. m, arriving in Portland at 8 IS 4. m LIS
and HOO p. m.
Close connec,lons made at westhrook Junction
with through trains of Me Central R.R, and at
Grand Trunk Depot, Portland, with through
trains of Grand trunk R r
SUNDAY FkA1NS-Leave Prebe Street Sta
ton at 1888 r. WI. arriving at Rochester at
230 p. m, at Boston $40 p. m. and at Worces-
bany r. r for New YORK and the West Leave
Worcester at 90 M, Rochester 1890 and
arriving at Preble Street 1920 p M.
oc7dtf j. M. LUNT, supt.
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DOCTORS GAVE HIM UP.

us IT possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and
at work, and cured by SO simple remedy?"
II assure You it is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters, and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must dier'
"Well-a-day! If that is so, 1 will 90 this
minute and get some for my poor George. 1
know hops are gcod."
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The Indianapolis Sun SAYS Uncle Scion Chase
got tremendous reception in that city. "The
women shed tears of gratitude for his humani-
tartan argument" says the Sun.
Rev. Daniel Dole died at the Sandwich Is
lands on the Goth of August. He was brother
of Rev. Nathaniel Dole, formerly pastor of the
First church in Brewer, and graduated from
the Theological Seminary in the year 1882
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Last Call-Portland g. Ogdensburg R. R.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Removal-E. A Marrett.
CJnnecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
schotterbeck-DrugS Store,
To Let-J. ID. q Fessenien.
Nom Resident Taxes-Baldwin.
Proposals-M. M Butler.
Portland, Bangor & Machas Steamboat Co.
Grand Trunk Railway.
Portland & Worcester Line.
Merchants National Bank.
Coopers Wanted-A. l., Hobson.
10 Let-Tenement.
Fouud-E. Harlow
Female Proyident Association.
Partner Wanter-F. Flory.
Gents-Owen Moore a. Bailey.
Fine Neck Ware-Cbarles Gusts & Co.
Congress Hall-Jas. A Whitney
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UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.-The State Uni
tartan Conference will be held in Biddeford,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, of this
week. The conference opens this morning wit
a sermon by Rev. John Ware of Boston. Tick
cts can be had over the Boston & Maine for
foro
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THE STATE FAIR.-The trustees of the State
Fair were in session at the Secretary's office,
Saturday. The bills were all received and au-
dited. The receipts are not far from $4,000,
and will be sutti Gent to pay all bills. The Sec
rotary, A. L. Dennisop, is prepared to pay all
premiums awarded to persons in this vicinity.
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A BIG SNAKE.-The inhabitants of Winslow
on the banks of the Kennebec river, are very

A BIG SNAKE.-The inhabitants of Winslow
on the banks Of the Kennebec river, are very
much excited over the appearance in that town
of huge snake. A few days ago Mrs Smi-
ley was waking in the woods in the vicinity of
her home, when she saw what she at first sup
posed to be large spotted snake of the COM
mon variety, frequently seen in the fields. but
which was really only the tail of a reptile which
she says mast have been eight or ten feet in
length. Tue snake was coiled around tree,
and his head, with disended jaws and fOrked
tongue darting in friehtful manner. was pro-
jectlng over limb above Mrs. SDiley's head
rh Q lady recovered her presence of mind in a
moment and ran for life. A neighbours house
was but short distance away, and rushing in,
Mrs. Smiley fell faiDting upon the floor She
says the shake followed her nearly to the house.
The Sunday following (Which was last Sunday
week., as a son of Deacon Palmer was waikiki 2
to church his attention was attracted to the
stone wall beside the road, and GU the top of
the wall, bssking in the sun, lay monster
snake and two smaller ones Mr.. Palmer says
the largest one must have been 10 feet 10 len 9Th
He ran back short distance to procure assist
ance, but when he returned thu reptile had dis
Appealed Several parties have been out hunt
ing the snake for tbs past few days, but with
ont success
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THE DEATH RATE. The whole number of
deaths in this city the past week was Is, from
the following causes: Consumption 8, old age
1, pneumonia 1, disease of brain 1, apoplexy
1, cholera morbus 2 rheumatic fever 1, infant.
lie 1. still born a.
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Hanuicipat COurr.

JUDGE KNIGHT PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-John j. Mcbride and John K. Lar
kin. ARRAY. Fined S. each with costs. Paid.
Edward Hammer. George II. Hayden, john Burke
and William Spotford Tramps. Fined $50 each
with costs and in default of payment, Imprisonment
four months and labor. Committed.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Joseph Ware OF
Cherryteld died very suddenly of heart disease
at the Falmouth hotel, where she was stopping
for few days with, her husband. Saturday
night. The body was taken to Bangor on the
Pal'm train the same night.
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HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlor
bircle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received Oy Fessenden Brothers. Lancas-
ter Hall, and D. Wentworth, 553 Congress, cor
ter of Oak street
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LET THE GooD WORK Go ON.-Mr. Henry
G. Reed of Norway has sent an invoice of one
box of vegetables and four barrels Of apples,
contributed BY the exhibitors at the Oxford
county fair. to The Maine General Hosnital.
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From George F. Root, Aaiher and Conn
poser, Chicago.
have thought that the simplest possible
statement that could be made Of my case would
be sufficiently wonderful to cause incredulity in
the minds Of many, and so confne myself to
the mere facts. For several years my health
had been going down. had compile alton of
difficulties, and began to act and look like q
feeble old man; and, being only in middle life
as to years, tried faithfully all the means with
in my reach to change the current and regain
my lost health-medicine, travelling by sea and
land, eymnasiums, outdoor exercise and ex-
cursions, but with no permanent benefit. 1
was advised to try lifting, and did so; and
almost Immediately changed my mind in re-
gard to being an invalid. 1 cannot hope to say
anything emphatic enough to convey the
strength of my belief that to this exercise owe
not only my present health, but my life. 1t IS
nine years ago to-day since I convinced lift
ing. 1t took about year to get to the weight
eight years. have not known a moments ILL
ness sufficient to keep me from my business.
Health Lift Rooms 237 Middle St., Portland.
Mr.. James Corrie, Dentist, in BaltimoIe
writes: 81 have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
personally and in my family for two or three
years, and am prepared to say there is moth
ing to compare to it as remedy for Coughs,
Colds, etc.
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RETIRED.-Mr. and Mrs. ID. w. Hunt who
for some time past have had charge of the
Friendly Inn, in this city, have resigned the
same, and will devote themselves to religious,
temperance and reformatory work in general.
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sAGADAHoC COUNTY.

The contract to furnish the cat granite WORK
for the first story of the q. S. custom house al
Albany, N. Y, has been awarded to the Bod
well Granite Company,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SchlOtterbeCk'S
Drug STORE,
sol Congress Street.

In this department
cur stock is especial
~ complete. Manu-
featuring the greater
part OF the prepare
tons ourselves. 3DO
employing only clerks
who are graduates OF
Of PnasIms g
CIV, our customers cau
RELY upon the quality
and purify OF cue
goods aud the cor
of the VSTl-
OuS compounds pre-
pared at our establlsh.
Ineut. Kew articles
are constantly added
I'D tnls 0epastm esfl as
.OOii as issued.
We claim to have a
[ulI and complete list
Of Herbs and Roots.
paving just added to
}ur previous large as
sOrtmeDt over tn ee
different
Kinds. we feet sure
hat everything can
De found at our store,
in this line. which is
Generally kept only
1t regular Botanic
Drug stores.
The celebrated PrOut
Tooth Brushes (srOm
the brisf'eS are
mot to
come out, we keep
n large assortment.
AlSO a full line of
English and French
Tooth Brushes, Nais,
Infants and CiOtEn
Brushes OF all kinds.
tyIes and prices. I'm
Hair Brushes we offer
he solid Back Brush,
he CeIIulOiL, the
Wire Brush. and a
variety OF Eng
iSh, French aud
american rmaDuaac-
ure. together Wsfil a
Oil line of CeiIulOid
lets.
These goods we
Lpep in great variety
md at prices to con-
Orm with the times.
~ requisites OF the
2atll.
OF Lubin's. Akin.
ou's. BTeidenbach's
ind Farina'S m ANU
acture. together with
'Osgate'S Murray 4
1anman's aud Others
# American aud For
ign manufacture,
Extracts of forty DIFF
OdOrS, which
We sell I'm amy guam.
ity desired.
The celebrated Lu.
inns. Pears, Bailey's,
lows. COWdray'S
'hardin's. COlsate'S.
&c All the different
Toilet Powders and
;OsmetiQues.
We have a very soft
md plisbIe ChamOiS.
o dressed that III will
rot grow hard. and
may be washed when
oiled. OF Chest Pro-
ectOrS and Vests a
rood assortment.
Our store is Kept
pen NIGHT and
DAY-a feature not 10
>e found lsi any other
;ity OF iiS size ia the
United states. and is
It ALL TIMES i'm
'Iharge of a cOmpe-
ent person. This in
lOvatiOn is one i'm
which the public
hOuid be INTERESTED,
ind show their ap.
sFeciatt0n of.
The sale of Cigars
s one OF our special
les. A great varis ty
If the best brands, at
he lowest prices. rs
always to be found at
,ur store. our sales
ire larger than those
II amy deaser in the
|tate,
We are Agents for
Eco. Aienlang & Co.'S
celebrated Surgical
instruments, and
rave in stock EIec.
rio Batteries, Elastic
Hose and Belts.
Shoulder Braces, of
he most desirable
Dattes MS, 'rrusseS, &c.
10 e also let BATTERIES
by the week or m1OMih
IN reasonable terms.
lNEDDENK,G
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Harry P. Gilman. son and only child of Mr..
Dadley Gilman of Bath, week or more ago
cut one of his fingers. The wound was dressed
warning he was taken with ''locked jaw" which
despite the utmost medical skill, Tnursday ter
minated in death.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Non. Resident Taxes i'm the Town
Of Baldwin, in the County of
Cumberland. for tIle wear uSzz

TEVHE following list of taxes on real estate of nom
Il resident owners in the town of BALDWIN, for
the year 1877, in bills committed to Joses H. Miben
collector Of said town, on the INST day of August,
unpaid on the thTty-frst day of July, 1878 by his
certificate of that date, and remains npaid and
notice is hereby given that if the said taxes and in
terest and charges not paid into the treasury of
said town within eighteen months from the date of
the commitment of said bills so much of the real es-
tate taxed will be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges will without
further notice, be sold at public auction at the Stose
of Stephen Burneli al IVES, Baldwin in said town
of BALDWIN, on SATURDAY,, the twenty fifth day
of January, 1878, at n O'Clock in the forenoon
To whom taxed and description = 3
OF Property. g
Leander r. Batchelder So. Former
homestead including store lot and
buildings, 10 acres. $500. ....... $3.50 $500
Hiram L. Babb. Former Homestead,
~ acres. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 2.38
Chsdbourne, Moullon & Co. :. Lot No.
20 "a Range East, 100 acres. ......... 270 675
Chadbourne, Moulton & Co. :. Lot No.
", I'd K. East, 100 acres .....,..,,. 300 7sO
Oscar Crane -. Part of Alfred Burnett
lot, "a acres. Observation-Disclosures so 1C5
Owners unknown. Part OF Emerson
flace, acres .............., so 200
James nj. Parker. Part of Lot %, 4th
r. East, 40 acres; ....:;. .:....:.... 100 400
Josiah Pierce. LOT No. 10, Sd R.
West, g acres. ;,..:,::....:";:.,. 1900 $3.50
Josiah Pierce. ...Lot No. 10, I'd X.
West 1ao acres. -, ...."o..;.; 1,Goo $500
I'VE West 10 acres. -. ..:. .:.... I,1Co 1850
John Oh n Stanton. Part OF True Place
20 ACRES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 2.CO
Joseph j. Titcomb. :. Former Home
stead, w. Baldwin, acre. ..... 80. 100 600
John Wentworth. Part of homestead
Part OF Lot No. II, Sd X. East, 81
AIRES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 $50
w3w4l* OLIVER MURCH,
Treasurer OF BALDWIN,
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l, CHARLES Payson, Cashier of the above named
Dank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best ofmy knowledge and belief
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier
October, 1878. N"' "
CHAS. o. BANCROFT,
c. Justice of the Peace
JACOB MCLELLAN,l
j. P. BAXTER Directors
W. S. JORDAN,
oc1 dat
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Colby University,

The bust Of Milton, which was presented to
the University by members of the Alumni, has
lately been placed upon pedestal of polished
Aberdeen granite from the Rallowell works.
The honorary "Junior parts" have been
assigned as follows: Greek, Hugh r. Chaplin
Latin, James E. Cochrane; French, Miss Min
ME a. Mathews; Eoglish, Fred S Herrick.
The Sophomore Freshman base ball match
resulted in very decided victory for the
SoDhomores.
Three of the students are sick with the
typhoid fever. M.
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STATE NEWS
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
KNOX COUNTY.

William Harvey of Augusta, has obtained a
verdict against the Connecticut River Railroad
f,r GO Odn
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BUSINESS CHANGES The following are re-
cent business changes in this state:
Bangor-B. N Thomas, carriage maker, now
B, & H. b. Thomas.
Bucksport-Doug lass g. Parker, dry goods,
dis; now Douglass.
Por'lAud-F. Meaher & Co., drugs, admit
T. j. Lynde.
f. 9. Bailey s. Co., furniture, have not sold
out TO e. G. Paterson as reported last week.
Skowhegan-C. A. Woodbury., Somerset Re-
porter, sold to Smith 8 Mayo.
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May be obtained aG the Periodical Depots of Fes.
sender Bros, Marquis, Brunei & Co., Andrews,
wentworth, Moses, y. B. Rendrck, and Chisholm
Bros, oE all trains that run out of the city.
At Saco of L. Hodgdon and 81. B. Kendrck.
At Bath, of j. .. Shaw.
At Lewiston, Of Stevens & Go
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DRUGS
AND
CHEMICALS
Herbs
AN u
ROOTS
TOOTH.
CLOTH
AND
HAIR
BRUSHES !!
NAIL
Brushes
AND
SETS.
BATHBRUSHEs
TOWELS
And SPONGES,
PERFUMES
AN ID
Toilet
Waters.
SOAPS
AND
POWDERS !
CHAMOTS
AND
CHEsT
Protectors.
STORE
Open
NIGHT
AND
DAY.
Cigars
AND
Cigarettes
SURGICAL
InStru-
mentS.
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