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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05

Jesse johnson is to return to the hair dressing
business, having leased one of Aliens stores in
his new block.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05

The County Commissioners of Penobscot county
have reduced the price e board for the prisoners
in the county Jail, IRON $3.50 per week to $40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05

A Msy-hower just beginning to bud was found
hy little boy in this city yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05

We understand that vacancy exists in the po-
sition Of second assistant in the high school.
caused by the retirement Of Miss Abbie Stulte
want The Directors will during the present va
cation secure the services of some competent
acher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05

Mr.. Gennert who is to establish mandatory
in th. State says that $4,000 will be required to
start the new beet sugar factory, of which 5000
are promised from Boston, $1,000 by j. B. Brown
& Sons, and s. 900 from & S. Hunt 4 Co. OF
Portland. This leaves $4,000 to be taken up, of
which amount, friends of Mr. Gennert, out of
Portland, purpose to subscribe half.
Yesterday morning about one o'clock, at
tempt was made to enter the house of Mr.. d. w.
Pillsbury on Oak street. Mrs. Pillsbury was
awakened by some one trying the doors; finally
an attempt was made at the front door to push out
the key, so that it could be unlocked with a skel
eton key lamp was lighted, when the robbers
took to their heels. There appeared to be two of
fhem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05
SACND.
Patrons of Husbandry.

BIDDEFoRD, April 4. The York Co. Grange,
Patrons of Husbandry, held County Convention
in Saco to day. The attendance was large.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05

Don't allow you to sell any juice now, do
they I" inquired hard looking customer Of a man
who was probably a retired rum seller. mot a
drop; shut us up entirely And vet there are
men who will claim that the Maine liquor law has
never restrained the sale Of liquor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05
Obituary.

ObttuaGy.
Hon. Thomas Burrill was born January 10, 1896,
in what then known as "Jones Plantation, -
now town of China, on the east side of the Lake.
Died at China, March 30, 1873. He was one of
fifteen children OF Abrsm and Hannah Burrill,
vino moved from Weymouth. Mess, in IVA. His
father erected the first frame barn in town, and at
the raising of Of the broad sides, it arrived at
"a certain height, and could be got no further. The
men in imminent peril of their lives, when the
women rushed from the house, grasped the picks
and poles aud by their help the frame was placed
IN a perpendicular position.
Mr.. Butrill served as Town Clerk one year in
China, and five years in Albion. lie was in the
war of 1912, and entitled under the last pen
sion act, TO a pension. lie moved from China to
Albion in 1880, residing there till 1868. when he
removed to China village, aud remained there till
his death. He was on the board of selectmen in
Albion eighteen wears, and was chairman of the
board seventeen years. Was town agent one year.
Was postmaster at South Albion tweny-three
years, and IN his absence from home the duties Of
the Office were satisfactorily performed by his
wife. Mr.. Burrill was twice elected a member
ofthe House of Representatives of Maine, and also
served as Senator for kennebec county in 1906
lie held commission Justice of the Peace
for olty-two wears. BY virtue of this office he
jined in malimony eghyseven couples. lie
also took charge of one hundred and fifteen flu
Supt. School COMMITTEE eighteen years, and
taught eleven public schools, and five singing
schools. Ii will thus be seen that Mr.. Burrill was
largely engaged in public sff.iis, and every duty
was faithfully and conscientiouslv performed to
the acceptance of his constituents. Few men in pub
lie life so long he was leave 1t with lever emf
mics. Indeed it hardly be said that be ever
had an enemy. He was universally respected.
In 1870, when seventy five years old, Mr. Bur-
ril wrote history Of Central Lodge, F. A. NJ,
Of which be was an honorary member; also wrote
during his life a large amount of fragmentary
history OF the settlement of the town of Cbns, a
portion of winch is now in print. Mr.. b.
twice married his first wife Sarah Harlow,
second ABBA l.. Wsshburn, daughter Oil. c. Wash
burn, Esq, one Of the early and honored settlers
of Chna. HIS three children have all died, and
his widow is alone left. With her be lived for
fifty six years. In religious views Mr.. Burrill was
clear, and sincere in love of gospel truth honest,
straightforward and upright in all hi, dealings,
loving the right for its own sake, and in all things
so deporting himself that he well earned aud
maintained The title of gentleman"
His last sickness was long, being confined TO
his bed for over two and one-half years, but was
borne with the utmost patience. When the re-
lease came it found him ready. HIS memory is
sweet to US. Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05

Some of the streets in our city were beginning
70 show dust, till the slight rain of yesterday laid
II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05

The publishers of the Portland Transcript have
heyun the 42i volume OF that excellent family
paper. While promising no new departure, the
tropretors " i'll aim to make the coming volume
equal if not superior, TO any that has preceded it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05

Messrs A. r B, al Il Son are carrying on the
grocery business at the store recently occupied by
Beal & Turner, and have fine lot of new and
fresh goods, just received by the Boston boat
Rev. W. II. Smaller, ID. d. of Portland. will oc-
upy the pulpit of the First Baptist church, fore
noon aud evening. on Sunday next. The pastor
has been suffering with severe cold for several
tlays and j. unable 10 preach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fatal Accident.

GLOUCESTER, April 4. Louis Swasey, belong
ing in Wells, Me, while blasting rocks Thursday
morning, in Gloucester, was fatally injured by a
premature eXploson.y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05

The four Savings Banks OF Lewiston and Au-
burn now have aggregate deposit of 81 100000 of
which about 100000 is secured by real estate
mortgage. The result on people in debt, of a
geneia call for the cash at our Savings Banks
counters, it is obv ious would be very injurious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05
killed

WORCESTER, April 4. Charles Lssons, depo
master on the Providence K Worcester RAILROAD
at waterford, was killed this noon by the cars a
the station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05

We have examined chrome entitled "Flora s
Offering" which is a most beautiful work Of art.
We might say it represents perfect sea of fruits
and flowers, looking so natural to tempt the
behoder TO reach forth the hand and pluck. An
deliberately wrought fruit dish filled with the
most delicious fruit, forms the base of a vase
holding large bouquet Of flowers of every va
riety and color imaginable. Antique vases stand
on either hand, and in the midst of this paradise
fit humming birds of bright p'umage, and
gay butterflies. This beautiful present is given
to any one purchasing three boxe. of the Golden
Anti Bilious Pills, an efficacious medicine which
has before been alluded to in these columns. The
chrome is worth more than double the price of
all, and will make handsome picture to frame.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05
4 Rejected SuitOr.

Edward Baker, who was rejected as sutton by
the daughter OF Geo. Hawkes. of Lynn. set fire to
the lstter's house, in which ten persons were
sleeping. The flames were extnguished, and
Baker and an accomplice arrested.
Strike.
The two hundi ed wesvers who struck work at
the Chace Mill, Fall River, on account of the cut
down, held . mas, meeting to night, and decided
TO refer their grievances to joint committee OF
Arbitration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-05
FOR EIGN.
Italy.

LONDON, April A. A despatch to the Pail Mall
Gizette IRON Rome, says that Russia offers to
send an Ambassador TO The Vatican at once, on
the Popes occupying the present condition of the
church IN the Russia Empire.
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New tlnblirailons.
III DID HoNoRED ABOVE ALLii


Europe acknowledges the superiority JOhn'Ons Cyclic
TWO MEDALS AND A DE;Ct1oRATIoX OF HONOR.
"There has been question as 10 its meTis PhhDfeK
From the Hon. JOHN D. PHILBRIcK. LID, Commits
soner Of the Educational Section Of the international Expo
iGG BoiLEvARD PAESAssE, PARIS oct H. 1878 Al;
JOHNSON esqDRAF SIR; am GLAD TO nion So9 ,nS
Gmpense it Bronze Medal been awarded to
dhOrn chief There has been no question a" 10 S
@HoNoR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE"
In addition medals awarded at the International
Exposition at Pals Professor a. p bsrnaFl c f
Of "OGiceI" the Grand Legion Of Homo for sfSiSgS 20
S iEVyI r 8: SqtTSiA aG cYcii6fP.piA
From the hey Dr. JAMs n kiN Pastor OF Washing
have spent time and pains IN LOOKING mtG me ey an
faith and am evidences ought 20 he c9ncin
sboc Sne has g TO- the name 81 New Cycopcda
publishers cant be blamed for wanng 9 q Pa
their own pg Teyse1 by sn nd n J1Es n can
dor print Trademark in some prominent place pointing
csts OF the claim Of the Papacy furnish healthy
reading Americans who are just ent upon me en"y
liberty Thce Is bur one cyelopeGia for American real
me book iot ali readarA3pctcns Sew CycopGdia for
Jonson's has found place IN NV library because ~
and candid March 1873.
From the Rev. Or. WIN NJ. TAYLOR Pastor of Broadway
Tabernacle Congregational church. NewYOIk 90,
l was attracted TO JOHNsON'S NEW GNlNERSAb ~
eItors on ITS tinepag ana 4ow MAT possess IT ara Glg
in The utOG q tuucS, pear
the III "OIty
reputation wOTkmcn There is evidence III every
independent pansakng
condensation In tine Theological DtFa ttnL
which perhaps the difficult IN such Work ~ handle
perfectly fair holding back nothing which 0nghi ID non
esy to pat ard and putting forward nothing vi h
be substantacd In the Department oil science
superior work Of the Kind with which am acquainted
and in that Of History il sfp ana impartial the rces helg
written The interests Of truth and NOT In those Of party III
dent March, 1875.
1'-' From Professor r. D. HITCHCOCK, D. D. Ii. D.
a. WEST TwHNTIETU-sI. NEw-YoRK MAY 3, 1873.
PRESIDENT f.. a T.. EAENARD3lY SIR happy 10
Adamss ApIleiOns has Dren
recalled changes neon
What said ia tho Ori1na letter about com
Of JcStllts has been
stricken clause of another sentence about
Of history has been Significantly italicized Ana al
other p0nL sentence been inserted euphHsiLng the
fact tat Adams had not himself examined the new e
ton Of ApptOns' CyclOpeda but commended only on te
presumption that violence had been dan to me uh OF
Hereafter the letter must be published IN ms FORM
published all For myself f. bound u say tal
have the two editions Of ApPlctOns CyCOpadl ana
proof that the edition Las been
carefully manipulated IN interests Of the Roman catholic
ROSWELL D. HITCHCOCK.
ALVIN J. JOHNSON & son, Ii Great Jones-st, N. y.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK
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ork dated tn 3at October 1873 and filed with the
pant in OF the Clerk Of the city and County OF New
York ri Court House III said city.
New York, November =, 1878. HEN VIZ
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-yONk AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Through each way daily; three depo,s In
philadelphia, twOi Nrw.lorh
Double Track. the most proved Equipment and tbs Fastest
Time consistent with absolute saictY.
ON aud 2'tc' De cmb'r 1879,
Express Trains Scw.hork Desbrosses and Court
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4JO. $3.50, $40 60 Bmic. II a. M. l. $780, e. o. o. 7:3O
$50 a.d - r.. IN iiO and . q. ., u, 1:SJ
$50 ard 10 y.
BJats OF BrooSyn Annex" connect with an through
mains IL Jersey CITY, aOrng speedy and dlroct transfer
Tor Brooklyn travel. ..-- -
Reurliix trains leave PHILADELPHIA l1Ol, 3ij, 3j5 T.
$50 aud IL a. lImcd express l:O y M. q j.
$50 aud f:Sj ON Sunday 1901, 3A6, 300. ., $780,
q. M, 1, 1886 y. 49,.
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proposlls.

MEXICAN SiIOAL LIGHTHOUSE, Florida.
"a TO IRON MANuFACrU kEl~.
Proposals Metal work Tor Lighthouse for American
Shoal, Florida
OFFICE or lHE LIGHTHOUSE BoARp.(
Washington, u. G, Dec. u, 1878.
will br TINS office until twelve
Qo) O'clock Of Thursday January - q rom iron manuac
turrrp tuTushirC the NJ tai work OF Lighthouse for
American Shul Florida. Plans suecaclhons forms OF pro-
AID other Inuuugtluu be obtained ON the ul
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DEPARTMENT or CITY WORKS,

DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS
nuJokLYS. Dec. q, 1873.
1tTREET IIGITTING.-SEAIED pROPO-
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al TIE cav OF Bfuukyn before the lTh day Of Decem
her 1879 O'Clock m, for Lighting the streets &c, Of
city, with or illuminating material or device for
the year Is q.
~p cacaOns proposals and all needed informal
zion viii o. ye appl To the Bureau OF SrecL and
supplies Room 81 Municipal Department Building. Brooklyn
r. X. MASSEY, President
Attest: d. I. NORTHCP. Secretary.
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Gteamboats an6 RAILROADS..
nEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAiLKOAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEWYDRk. - 49,.
BALTIMoRR AsD ONO RAURoAD-Express ''' washington
AMI the Wes--:2p Express for Was 2tnn an uis
S9uthIl;OO p H. nlpress for Washington TIC hoa'h ana
ERL RAILwaY-s:OO IN. and 600 and D. m Manuel
Spring Valley ana Monsey 700 $40 A. IN. Las D. m
NBwYoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVERS, 1880 and li'oo
a. H. snd 4O' q, 1880, $3.50 and II D. m
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatcnio
ID Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 Bridge vert
and Bridgeport at III D. m.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
" Ferry Station in New York foot o. LibcItyst
Commencing Nov 2b I87s-TTsins leave foot OF
c.o Liberty st, as follows; 49,.
cSnnS ar mfor Bennington Easton BeVdede MauCh ~
Gnunk lainaqua, Wukesbarre, Emira, &c Connects at
Junction with ID. L. and w. r. r.
S;45 NJ For High Bridge Branch schOoleys Mountain
MiG Cnnnk Iamaqus Hazelton, WIkesbaIre ocranVon'
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j p m. For Pennington, EastOn Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua
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Stages connect at Matawan station toand from KEfPoHf
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connections Leave foot OF Libertys St, for Freehold az
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I'D NV VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
S'InNINiEn\ Lac

ID Nv VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SIONlNGfON LINE,
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUT
YEARS
The elegant steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE
ISLAND leave Per SO North iycr foot of jay ST. at 1880
T. ~ 1dlly Except SdudayEl.
special rs;.c limited tick good only or = s.
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Tickets for al principal ticket offices. Stacrooms
Offices u west OFT Express Company and ut Nos
3Gj and 3J7 Boa0way at Metropolitan and Fth Avenue
lIOtC ticket offices. ... .... .-
ONIDENCE LINE, FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA .elyo Pier - North
River ui NpITrust) daily except SundAys at D. ~
lUT providence direct
Fright via either line taken at lowest rates . .
/ ~ FIIki,S q. p. Ag't Il. :. BABCOCK, Prest
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Ocean 5leamers
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND IANRE

Pier Of Company new No ~ North River loot Of MorOnst
AMERI4UE JclOri. Wednesday. Dec Is, ~ noon
FRANCE Trudele .. " ednesday. Dec. 20. $50 a. m
NHHA DOK Sanrer... Wedur tday. Jan. $3.50
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Fifteen simple entertaining wholesome Stories for Chl
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nj IL a m supplying, for the use Of the hcuo1 IN -,
Jurisdiction OF III HOard booss, stationery ana Ian
cles required FOR yar on S and dealers
in the various articles required are noiihc" ua' bsn,
Will given TO the bids OF prncpaS dmated from tne
Srce of the articles bid for sample ol esS" & he oS
p.noranv ts. md list articles required WIN the con
Sons nr0n which will be received may oe , IN
10 th CLERK Of the Board Each proposal must Dc
abPfsssSJ 10 he Committee ,uppes ana 'idoIsen eio
nosas for Su p The eommtee rr'erNe 'e rsn' w ~
Iect any bid II deemed tor the puIie interest
Da'eu Nc"' i''N' ' FERDINAND FRAUD.
HENRY +. WEST,
DAVID MErMOhE
JULIUS kATZENBERG,
BENZ. r. MANlEHRE.,
Committee supplies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
Dated New.York, Dec. 8. 1878.

NOTICE.-Lrases for certain Piers and Bulk
~ heads will be offered public sale "a Dc held by order
the Department Of Docks al the IN, d AGE SAiE,S-
ROOM No. III BROADWAY, ON MOSDAN, 10TH DECEh-
BFR 1873 For ful information Tho City Record for
sal a No. city Hall