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NOR RENT-A comfortable 7-room HOUSE.
Il NJ. lois Goth ST. Apply next door, 1016 Is Sc
IINtR RENT-Pl-asanr well T furnished Rooms in
Il smsli private genteel family; No. 4l3 IL h
ST.: opposite Shepherd Buiidirg. 1853
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IL LOON PARLOR, with or without board;
house has all modern improvements. Terms rea-
SOnable. il4-3ts
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PEPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
AT WASHINGTON, DC.
At the Close OF Business, December 2Sth, 1877.
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LNOR RENTS and 30 Prospect st. George
i town. having modern improvements: rooms.
Rent has been reduced to SIS. THOS. E. WAC
CANAAN. $40 7th st. il4-3t
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WANTS.

"ANTED-By young lady of ednca.i.n. who
w writes "a pain. round hlTd POStTIOS as
cOpyist. Address Il. c., Star Once. iiS-3.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
EASTERN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, August %. The Times despatch
from Rome say the Italian journals except the
clerical organs print versions of the news from
Bosnia which are the least favorable to Austria
sensational despatch from Triste is printed
prominently. The general Ill feeling is not con-
hned to Austria, England comes Ia for q large
share.
The minister Of the interior 10 preparing Q bill
Tor tne encouragement of target practice.
despatch to the Times from Bur charest saws
that Minister Cogslnicesno is about TO 20 to the
various capitals to seek such notifications of the
treaty of Berlin concerning the Jews as will avert
the necessity of the election of . constituent a.
sembo 10 amend the Roumanian constitution.
The ministry believe appeal to the people " ill
result IN their DISMISSAL and fear it will be follow
ed by accusations and prosecutions such o. they
brought against their predecessors. The mimic
tiers argue that gradual admission Of the jews
to civil and political rights would be better than
an abrupt change proposed by the treaty, beca use
the latter Is so obnoxious to the people that they
Will ind means to make the Jews feel their die
pleasure without giving room for European intsr-
venton.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August %. As the Rhopole
insurgents ignored the Summons 10 evscuate their
positions the Russians attacked Karanussaiar and
Akonnar, but the insurgents maintained their Pc
sitlons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
STATE NE VS..

Amos Churchill, an aged gentleman of Madi-
son, was thrown from load of grain on Tuesday,
by striking telegraph wire, aud severely injured,
his hip being completely crushed.
Hon. VIM. b. Smell, judge OF the Washington
police court, is on = brief visit to his Fairfield
friends.
Mr.. Crummit and Mr.. Kidder of Skowhegan,
chased and caught bear at Addition pond, the
other day.
The kennebec hand engine of Brunswick,
passed through Portland, on Wednesday, en- route
for Medford. Mass. to take part in the trial OF
hand tubs there.
The Mnot Corner corn factory will start up on
Friday, getting matters in readiness for active
business next week. 1t is expected that $50 900
to 100000 cans will be put up.
Saturday evening about s o'clock, the stable Of
Alfred Thompson 10 Pennington, was struck BY
lightning. The stable and shed adjoining were
consumed. The stable contained aboot fifteen
tons of hay
terrific thunder shower passed over Shermon,
Aroostook county, about one o'clock Sunday, ac-
companied with tremendous gale and hail. We
learn that the extreme limits of the hail was IF.
teen or twenty miles in width, and that IT appear
ed to be in veins more or less severe. Ia some Of
them great damage was done to the crops. All
kinds of grain and tender crops were nearly des-
troyed, large amount of glass broken, the apple
crop destroyed and large amount Of forest trees
blown down.
John B. Eaton of Fryeburg, was thrown from
his carriage while driving from Brownfeld, and
was quite severely injured on the hip; no bones
were broken. He is unable 10 be moved home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
The Indians.
Reported Trouble.

YANKToN, August %. II. C. Dean, who ar
rived nom spo ted Tail agency, early tuesday
forenoon, says thai just previous to his departure
a hall breed came 10 from moving Indians one
hundred aud twenty five miles out. and reported
SCI ious trouble aui oug them and they had CON.
me need exchanging shots. Two Indians were
killed wnen the runner left. lie also reported
about eight hundred Young Indians had lett the
main band and were travelling north. Mai. Pol
lock buried 10 the scene OF trouble, but the To-
di1n, Indignantly declined to receive any counsel
fiom him aud PLAINLY told him to let them alone.
be cause of trouble is not given, but may have
grown out of dliierences of opinion existing
among the Indians in regard to moving. A large
number are IN favor Of remaining on the river
but through the efforts Of other Indians were
compelled TO submit to the decision OF the minor
ny. This, together with trouble about relations,
is the supposed cause of the outbreak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Piscataquis County Democra ic Conven-
ton.

Piscataquis County Democra ic Conven-
ton.
DOVER, August %. The Piscatsquis county
democl attic convention met at Dover Thursday
forenoon, A. NJ. Robinson, chairman, at mass
convention. Only about thirty votes. No inter
est was manifested. The nom noes Of the green
back party were taken entire. Tie convention
enorsed Garcelou sqd Laid, which l2.de leading
democrats disgusted.
Drowned.
PORTLAND, August %. A young man named
Henry w. Chase was missed FROM Union wharf,
Portland, Wednesday, and being subject to is,
was supposed to have fallen into the dock. TIE
body was found on the dock by graphing, at
three o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Jennie Hope.
Among the most positive identifers Of the man
in the Jemmie Hope trial was Mis-. Harriet Berry
of Ripley, Mrs. E. f. Stevens of Dexter, WIN. q.
Robinson of X pley and w. H. Works of Gull
ford
PORTLAND, August %. Hotel DePonce on
structure, was burned tonight. Loss not known.
ArOOstOOk County Republican Convene
ton.
FoKT FAIRFIELD, August o. The Aroostook
county republican convention met at Pressure Isle
to-day, aud made the following nominations:
senator-John S. ArHold of Caribou.
Sherif-Fred Barker Of Piesque Isle.
IreasureI-Lewis Il. johnson of Houlton.
CommissoneI-Alber A. Burltigh of Houlton.
Only fifty delegates we're present. The conven-
ton passed resolve endorsing President Hayes.
The Turf
BATH, August %. At the Bath Tiotting Park,
to day, in the PAP class, the following entries
we've made:
w. 5. Potter names & Independence.
Fred Berry names Charles II.
w. b. Drawn names b IN Forest Girl.
X. Stnchfeld names b 2 Cyclops.
Inde pendence won first money. Time 2.35
In the tree to all race the following were the
entries.
X. Dean names b Z Careless Boy.
w. q. Mouill b x Csmors.
6. f. Gould, John Gilpin
Careless Boy won the race. John Gilpin second
Camors dls,anced. Tune 2.30.
Mass Meeting at ~ bago.
PORTLAND, August p. mass meeting of re.
publlcans OF Cumberland county was held at Sc
bago Lake to-day. Owing to tne rain in the fore
noon the meeting was small, bat in the afternoon
there were some three thousand or four thousand
peiso present. Hon. j. II. Drummond presid.
ed and speeches were made by Representative
Reed, Senator Blaine and Hon. julius Burrows
of Michigan. All discussed almost exclusively
the financial question III its various ramihcations.
Senator Banes speech substantially the
same delivered at Bddeford last night. Much
enthus asim was manifested
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
Yellow Fever Items.
Money for the South.

Money for the south.
NEW YORK, August %. About seven thousand
collars were raised here for the south the pasg
two days.
ramp Scare.
southern dispatches state that yellow fever has
caused complete stampede of tramps, who had
pie'iou'ly become exceedingly troublesome.
New Cases.
NEW ORLEANS, August %. New csses of vel.
20" lever eighly-eight; deaths fifty EIGHT.
On the Increase in Memphis.
MEMPHIS, August %. The fever In n, the In.
crease thirty seven rev cases were repor,ea
IRON i've O'Clock in the morning to noon todsv
out there were fewer deaths than in the ANA
period yesterday. 1t 10 reported from Senstoh.
Mississippi, that five cases have developed thers
and the people are panic stricken. SIXTY families
were moving out last evening.
At Port Gibson.
NEW YORK, August %. A despatch says the
number OF casts Of yellow fever at Port Gibson il
ninety, and i've deaths. There is great distress
and want.
Al Port Fades.
The number of cs.es at Port Fades are ten. one
Death to-day total cases to date ify-three, deaths
eight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
FOR EI(sN NEWS.

LONDON. August %. The Manchester Guard
ian says the market is not improving. A certain
amount Of business is doing, but orders are sm all
and the descriptions in demand are mostly such
as are required for smaller foreign markets, or
home Assortment.
Death.
HAvRE, August %. Queen Christina died las
night Al Sainte Adddresse. near this city.
France.
4PARIs, August %. President McMahon has
psrdoned or committed the sentences of eighty
Communists.
Greece.
ATHENS, August ~. The minister Of foreign
affairs has returned home. He brings assurances
that the powers will support the claims Of Greece
against Turkey.
Austria.
VIENNA, August %. General Jovsnovich an
nounccs that the insurgents positions before Stall
az were carried by the Austrisns on the 2lst inst.
after several hours hard lighting. Several Of The
iDsurgent chiefs were killed. The Austrian loss
was ten killed and 80 wounded. The Austrians
captured q cannon at Sersjevo.
Bulgaria.
BELGRADE, August ~. A great festival was
held to day to celebrate the indepe ndence Of Tur-
key.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO CHI
1aila hsurs''rr journal
HON. VIM. p. FRYE'S ADDRESS IN
BATH.
An Immense Audience.

Especial despatch to Daily Journal
BATH, August p. Hon. VIM p. Frye, mem
Der of congress, addressed an immense audience
ia this city this evening, on the financial questions
Of The day. His able and eloquent defence of the
honor of the government now Iuiperiltd by an
assault upon its credit, was listened to with the
greatest atte ntion by the immense throug, who
gave su ong evldeLce Of their attachment to AL
honest currency HIS address was the most able
and exhaustive of any our people have listened TO
on finances and will be productive of much
al congress the past nine years fully spprecist-
ed by the people Of this county without regard to
party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
BASE BALL.

At Manchester, n. H.-Mspches,ers ID. wor
cesters Z
AT Milwaukee. Wn-Milwaukee 5, Bostons of
Mass, 2.
Al Cincinnati, Ohio-Cinciunatis s, Chicago
of H., 3
A, Plttsburg, Penn.-lndianapolis 5, Provi-
dence |.
At Cleveland, Ohio-Tscumsehs IL, Forest
Citys4
At Springfield, Mas. -springfslds 5. New
Bsdfords |.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
MlNNEsOTA.
izure.

ST. PAUL, August y. Marshal Fidk seized the
personal property OF Thomas . Neil and the
hon, stead OF NJ. Ssentine, sureties of Christian
sale milne. The seizures were made to satisfy
judgment by government in the whskey ttlsls Of
1876. 1t Is SAID that levies will be made on the
property of other members of the ring and their
suIeuts, against whom government has dgmept.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

The schooner "Wm r. Houston" was loaded a
W weeks ago from Barker's ice house in Gard
liner, with 93S tons of ice, and moved down river.
II rs thought that this was the largest load OF
ice ever taken ont Of the Kennebec above Bath,
by single vessel. Last week the crew at Capt.
Rch's ice houses in Farmngdale averaged $50
tons light ice on the run during the week aud
on the sfterpoon Of one day recently, in five
hours line. hey run 233 tone. This has no, been
beaten since the season commenced, it is said.
Slips have been built At the Berry and Cheeseman
houses on the Grant shpysrd lot In Fsrmingdsie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

Hon. |. T. Hobson and DR.. Lancaster of Wis
casset, addressed an audience of perhaps seventy
five at the lower village, on Monday evening
We are sorry that such men, who have been
honored by their fellow citizens with official posi-
lions, should now place themselves 10 direct an =
tagonsm to the PRINCIPLES they have hitherto up
held, aud launch forth upon the shoreless sea Of
reputation. We felt as though these gentlemen
were arguing sganst themselves all the time they
were taking.
The shswers of the past week have given TO the
fields a verdant appearance. The farmers are
harvesting their gram aud hauling it to the mill
10 be iht ashed whch Is a very great convenience
to the farmers 10 this vicinity.
Col. Mcfadden Of Wlscasset, is doing good
service GU tue stump IN the cause OF honest money
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
OHIO.
Explosion.

CINCINNATI, August %. The powder mills
near NegaLce, exploded yesterday, killing four
employees.
Latei-The Miners Powder Company explo-
sion did terrible execun upon buildings, fences,
glass auo ue,s, and kI ling tour men. One Of
these men Was iarly driven into the ground and
lis remains buried in dirt. All that remained Of
TWO If them would not I'LL = bushel basket. A
horse standing Ut al by was behesded. The me a
were engaged IN making nl,IO syceiine and 9TH
er powerful powders. Tie cause OF The explosion
never will be known,
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u. 5. Marshal'S Omcs.

PORTLAND, August IL, 1878.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.:
fI'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the six-
i teenth day OF August, A. ID. 1878, Warrant
In bankruptcy was issue against the estate of
Oliver W. sherman of aterville. In the County OF
kennebec, and state of Maine, who has been "A.
the District Court for said District, Au9ust IAN.
A. ID. 1878; that The payment of any debts and de.
livery OF any property belonging TO such nkrupt
erty by him are forbidden by law; that meetinr
OF the Creditors of said Bankrupt, 10 prove heir
debts, and TO choose one or more Assignoes Of ii
Estate, will he held at Court OF Bapkrupsov -
be holden ~ the Court House in Augusta, n IA
count before John W May, Register. on -
twelfth day OF September, A. d. 1915 ct 10 o'cleck
A. M.
.. :. Marshal. as Messenger. for said Districs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
CALIFORNIA.
Bank Matters.

SAN Francisco, August %. The directors Of
the Masoulc Savings Loan Bank announce that In
consequence OF loans ht reofore m .de naval
pay Gel tticates, the bank will retire fom bust
ness. No more deposits will be received or loans
made. The assets will be converted into cash
rspIdly a. prudent and the proceeds will be dis
trIbuIed among the depositors. The directors ara
confident of their ability to pay ali demands in
full less interest from tins date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

The greenbsckers have been been bar king and
yelping after General Hall. but were quite sure
before doing 90, that he had LEFT town after lee
turing, and wa, many miles away. Now, these
fellows have got to grasp something tangible
By a notice elsewhere it will be seen that Geo
Hall has thrown the glove to these shriekers, aud
they must now "put up or shut up" If any of
that drive chooses to come to time, some one will
get scalped, and we opne it won't be General
Hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

In closing be said that he believed in using oar
muscle in fighting with the Devil. We want
more OF the fighting spirit he believed in = right
eous Indignation. We want backbone. You
take the backbone out OF a wbsle and the whole
biubber doesn't amount to anything, but put n
the backbone and be will knock boat all to blaz.
es.
II is very beaut ful weather and there are some
1000 people present. Rev. Sanford p. Smith, well
known ia Augusta, is row speaking from the
stand.
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YER MONT.
Odd Fellowship.

BENNINGTON, August % Owing to the prev
alelce OF yellow fever, John W. Stokes, Most
Worthy Grand SIRE. has issued an order that the
ppIoacbiLg session of the Grand Lodge of the
United States, |. o o. F.. be held in Baltimore,
Mary aud, the thhd Monday of September, in
etc al of al Austin, Texas, as expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

The greatest and best excursion Of the season
10 Boston is announced in our columns by the
Maine Central Railroad Company, which will
carry for the round TIP from Augusta to Boston,
at the unprecedented low price of 81. This, in
CO necion with the low rates of fare from Boston
to New York. affords grand opportunity for those
travelling TO the big cities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

The O. seches of Ex Gov. Perhsm, which he
i. deliveri. 2 IN this county, find an echo in the
mind, of the best thinking men in his audiences.
lie discusses with great ability both sides OF the
money question, closing with patriotic and elo-
uueut appeal for those men. Sho, in the crises of
civil war;" offered their lives 10 save their coun-
r,v, not to vote for dishonest and debssed cur.
renew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

AMI sh lip plug viii soon commence at that point.
The houses of the Bay View Ice Company at
Bowdolnham blew down during the gale one
day last week. They had shipped all the ice ex-
cepting about 5000 tons, aud a vessel was laying
at the piers ready TO take portion of that, when
the bnldngs toppled over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
CON ECTlCUI.


HARTFORD, August %. The Charter Oak Park
races were conunued to-day. The 2 Is race
finished in seven heats, John Hal b, ing tue win
ner. The following is the summary Two tweu-
ty-eig ht cass-Sl2J0 $500 10 fist, $500 to sec
oud, $3.50 10 tnild, Sl20 to fourth
john Hall | , |
llambetonan NJ ambnno | ; II
Croxie 222l 6 d
Lady Mills 1852
Penelode ) Ar
Annie G. sc So 5 r
Cara j. II r
Tlme-frst heat 223 IL, second 2.22 2 thnd
no tune declared, iou tn 2.27 2, filth 2.2j IA,
sixth no heat, seventh 2 % ID.
The pacing lace was Of the most closely
contested aud interesting races OF the meeting, Is
ali the horses were event driven . VIA and the
sharp work done on the home stretch in almost
every heat was quite exciting. 1t took six heats
Purse $1,000, $500 to first, $40 TO second, Sl50
to thud, 500 10 fourth
Lucy 10 So
Sleepy George 32S2l 2
Swe.tZer | 2
Time-2 Il ID, 81 Is ?. 2l7, . 90 2.2O -, D.
90 / =.
The first and third money went to Lucy snd the
third 10 sleepy George.
The follow Is the summary Of the 23O class,
pure OF SlUUO, 5000 to hI st. 200 10 second, loo
10 third, SlO0 10 fourth
Scott Ihouas
T.. W. Wuoley 3 2
lndlarapolis 423
Amulus
Volunteer Maid 55 D
PnilIis, Parthenia, Fitz1ersld, Roman Chief,
Chestnut Hill, New Book and Little Gem were
drawn.
Time--2.2s. 2.24, 22s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

The ee-Thukers of Portland are about to dis
cuss Adam. taking him from the time he was a
little boy 10 short clothes to the period when he
attended Ewes apple psring bee, and ate the ap-
ple. instead of qusrtering. coreng and .tringing
it. With such . subject these gay and festive
Free Thinkers ought TO have Adam lively dis
cussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

The Republican meeting at Readfeld, on Wed
uesdsy evening, was in every way most success
ful affair. DIR. Torsey presided. The speeches
by Gen. Hall, and Herbert ii. Heath, Esq showed
m able handling of the financial question, and
were received with great enthusiasm. A ques-
toner who was present, received answers to his
questions thu, must have fully satisfied both him
self and the audience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

Prof. c. H. Hsmlen of the Museum of Com
parative Zoology, Cambridge. Mass, who has
twice visited Mt Katahdin, is to head party Of
scientists to this famous Maine mountain the last
of this month. Among the party will be Prof j.
ID. Whitney, U. s. geologis,; Mr.. II. f. Wsll-
ing, the celebrated topographer; and Dr. Atwood
irnshY of Wateryile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

We notice that Mr.. Pillsbury of the Maine
standard Is to speak in Auburn thi. evening, this
being his first appearance on the platform during
'he present campaign. Will he give his hearers
,he reason he opposed in caucus the hard money
resolutions of w. Il. Smith. and afterwards voted
against their publication in the columns of his
pAperi If he makes q hard money speech, it will
be hard to reconcile it with his conduct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
Condensed TELEGRAMs.

A Victoria despatch says in the provincial par
Lament, the attorney general introduced . mem.
ora to the Queen setting forth the grievances Of
the provinces sgainst the Dominion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23
ptrn.

Ia u is city, Aug. 10, OF Dip TIA ria, Dana Irv.
ing, ron of VIM ~ and sarah A. P.er,e, aged G
years IN ntbs ~ Il .ys.
In Lev iston, Aug Is, Mr. Fred Il. Scruton aged
2s year, months.
In sherman, Auk. II, Miss Amanda Nj Leavitt
aged 81 year 3 mon rs and Is day.
10 North Paris, Juls 81, Mrs. Thankful Il. Moody
aged ~ years months days
Ia Bath. aug 90 Frank A. Matthews, aged u
years; Aug ~. CaLneriue, wife OF \ III. Hennes.
sey, aged % years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

The Gardiner Journal speaks in complimentary
terms Of the recent address in that by Senator
Blaine, and remarks: "The speech of an hour
and half WAS an able and Interesting presens
ton of the We've of the hard money men, and
was listened to with marked interest by the large
audience"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

Oakland Park Association Of Gardiner, have
elected David Dennis, John T. Richards. I. Hill
dreth. 3D. Jos. siphers and W. R. Wharf, Direc-
tors; David Dennis, President; d. Z. Palmer,
Secretary and Treasurer, at their meeting last
Saturday. They also voted to have trot on the
18th of next month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

The full amount of the tax of the Sprsgue Cor
porstion, this year, in this city, was 1924 40.
With the exception OF the eight per cent. dis
count this nice little sum has been paid into our
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

Nothing pleases y reporter so much as to
rush up to q crowd, thinking he has got an item,
and fnd that they are gathered around man
selling pate mt medic ines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

Mr.. NJ. L. Hsmln, the special agent of the
New Ysrk Life Insurance Company, is in the city,
and will remain here for some time on bus mess
for the COMPANY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

The goods manufactured at the workshops of
the Kennebec jsil are meeting with ready sale
in Portland and elsewhere. II is thought that the
entire stock will be disposed OF in the course of a
fortnight,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-23

The burning of brush pile in the pasture of
Howard Pettengiil east side of the river. caused
general alarm of FIRE, and called ont the fire de.
psr,mest YES .erday afternoon at about o'clock.