Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-10-24

locaI ann state Meme.
"l'tl never return without game, he SAID,
AZ away he marched in hunters trim;
A. night he came hut brought No game,
Sc the boys made game of him.
&c, your outside windows at Farnhams
Kate CLAYTON has shivcred through the "Two
Orphans" twelve hundred times.
There have been but two deaths from 'lph'hf'
ria in Waterville for two months.
The streets are very busy now. many farmers
come into town with their fall produce
yh.lcs are "a id 70 he upnsuallv rlertv on 'he
co of Maine this fall Bangor Commercial.
Bn Jonah man TO back II up.
For the ladies on|y-Thc muscles Of the human
Jaw exert force Of five hundred and thirty four
pounds. The moral is obvious
Some Of our exchanges say that the fishing sea-
son in many lakes in the State has been poorer
than for many years before.
There was as much difference between yester-
day and the dav before as there is between day
in June and one in November.
Special convocaton of Cushnoc Chapter will he
held this evening. st 7.30 o'clock. Work in the
Roval Arch degree. Brethren are requested to be
present.
Those who desire the upholstery work of their
sleipbs cIeanscd and dyed. shonld look at the
specimens of work at the Steam Dye House. in
this city.
Gen Hall is to stump Massachusetts,, speaking
in Boston this evening. The Boston Traveller
says: "Gen. Hall is one of the most effective
stump speakers in the country.l
An adjourned meeting of the Monument Asso-
citation was held on Tuesday evening, and the
subject of the levee discussed. Another meeting
will soon be held of which due notice will be
given.
Eastport has an inhabitant by the name of Rob
ert Burns, 3S years of age, who has never had
physician but once in his life. o wad some power
the gftie gle us, that no NJ d. might oftner see
us!
little girl in this city said that she shouldn't
varnish the autumn leaves that she gathered. Ma
ture didn't varnsh the leaves to preserve them.
and she was sure she couldn't do any better than
Nature could
While two young men were racing horses on
State street near the State House Tuesday even
ing one ofthe carriages tipped over and the occu-
pant was thrown to the ground. He picked him
self up uninjured.
We don't vouch for this found in exchange
Annie Cary used 10 live in Durham, a little village
in Maine and neighbors say they often heard
Mrs. Cary at the wood shed door shouting. "An
nie Annie Louise Cary come into the house tins
minute and chop them kiudngs"
Gen. Matthew Hastings of Calais died Thurs
day evening. Gen. Hastings served with distinc-
ton in the war of 1912, aud for number of years
after was connected with the militia of this State.
lie was SO years old.
The meeting of the Stockholders OF the Far
mers National Bank in Bangor, held on Tuesday,
TO decide whether to continue the barking busi'
ness or to wind mp the bank, adjourned for four
weeks without taking action.
Mr.. C. C. Hunt. music dealer in this city, has
recently sold Brown Brothers organ to the
Good Templars Lodge in Hallowe for 500.
Mr. Hunt keeps full line OF musical instruments,
and is always supplied with the most popular
music.
VIM. F. Morril, E>q, heretofore general
agent of the ". Y. Life Insurance Co, with
headquarters at Portland, has decided to remove
to Springfield, Mass, where be will continue the
insurance business. Mr.. Morrill, formerly resided
i, this city
Mr. John Martin, probably one of the most ex-
ba. IN ia nf-
fee two cunning little pslsnips We would put
them in the paper, bu, they sre too long for the
Daily columns. one Of them being 70 inches long
and 10 inches in circumference.
The Augusta sportsman does not want his name
mentioned who wandered all day in the woods
without success and then bought partridge for
ffty cents from a lucky little urchin whom he
chanced to meet sin order that he might keep up
appearances when he returned home, you know"
The Gardiner journal says Schooner Gen.
Howard, on Monday, while coming from Angus
IA to Gardiner, loaded with lumber, struck rock
and sprang q leak. Tuesday, divers came up
from Bath, and found her oakum started in some
spots, and fixed her. She will sail as soon as the
wind fsvors.
We depart from our usual practice of publishing
ANONYMOUS comm u ncations, and give the follow
ing place. 1t received yesterday in an en-
yelope bearing fdt stump being Star Match
revenue stamp The communication reads thus;
Mr. Eddter: we have remarked in this morning
Journal an item stating there was two rum shops
omen lately but you would not say that when the
war broke oubt and we lost aim thank Cord there
is affsh market under meath one.
There will be convention composed OF dele
rates from the several Reform clubs in kennebec
county, at the Reform club hall, in this city, this
morning. at 10 O'clock to continue probably dur
ing the day. 1t is proposed to form Kenneboc
county Reform County Convention, for the pur-
pose of prosecuting the work OF temperance re-
form throughout the county. In the evening there