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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
CONDENSED IELEGRAMS,

Mr. latland, lawyer for Samuel J. Tilden, hs
returned to New York. and states tie books a
Marquette were taken in q legal manner and III,
United states authorities aware that the regu
lar books OF The mine are In New York those n
Marquette being copies OF them.
George f. Emerson's pickle factory at Wes
Somervilic, Mass, was burned yesterday morn
my Loss $4,000 to $4,000. Insured. Fifty
persons are thrown out OF work.
Edwin Hoy', for the murder Of his father, il
sherman, Fan field Co.. Conn, June 23d, is sen
fenced to be hanged October 24th, 1879
Alexander II. Stephens hemorrhages are sub
siding, and there is considerable Improvement o.
health.
The Meyicsns who recently murdered ex sheriff
Adams and County Clerk Finley. OF Santa Clar,
county, near Tucson, Arizona, were captured il
Sono'a, Col. and shot by order Of Government
Marshal
The stockholders Of the Calvert sugar refinery
in Baltimore. of which il is proved All the capita
has been sunk, yesterday decided to wind up lis
affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
colby Univer.iiy Noes.

There has recently been put into the library .
handsome pedestal for the bust of John Million
presented last fall. 1t is of Calais red grant.
shout #. high, and IA iaches in diameter. T, !.
nicely irished, and forms pretty support. TIL,
work was done at the lisllowell granite works.
The Colby Rifles are prospecting irely this term
They number now about 40. and drill four time,
per week. They are under the charge of Fl. Ham
In, Jr. aided by four lieutenauts. The plan j.
now to have the State officer from Bangor IN din
the company once week.
French, Of the sophomore class received a ma.
tee from lawyer in Boston, last SATURDAY st,,.
my that rich uncle there had recentlv a;od
leaving HIM $4,000. OF course he is gre.,,r = !,
joced at this good fortune. as it places b;m :,
| most sfflueut circumstances. 1t i rera,t.h,s
| fact that about the SANE time another .,naon,
| whose ame Is Withheld Tor the present rocs;vod
a legal document informing him that a case ionc
pending IN the courts of Spain hal been dec;d.t
| IN favor OF the heis OF whom he Is one Thea.
was in lcgard % an old ), ansh estate Uissbar,
will be $4,000 or more. There Is 90 donbt III
both gentlemen will receive the money
Rev. Mir. Anderson Of Portl nd, lec,nrcd n,
Sunday before the Boardman Missioner Socio,,
Itwsss polished, able address, highly comnlimert
| ed by all who heard il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
STATE NEWS.

The following are recent business changes in
/ this State:
Portland-Fred T. Meaher G Co.. drugs; Frank
j. Lynde admitted.
Augusta-Devine & Howard drugs, dissolved
Bath-M. L. Trot, coal, sold out
Stickney.
,has'port-A Bueknam, general store, deceas-
Greenville-D. I. Saunders & Co.. general
store dissolved; now ID. T. Saunders.
The distinguished soprano. Miss Dora II. wiley
WINE at Bangor. met With accident on Satur-
day, by spralning her ankle, caused by iumping
hastily IRON carriage.
Al recent meeting of the Belfast city govern
ment me mayor was authorized and directed to
surrender the cys second mortgage bonds of the
x NJ. l.. X. X Company, on or before the frst
day OF October, 1873, provided three-fourths of
the individual holders in interest shall have sur.
rendered them.
Der artment Commander Hamlin Of Bangor.
Will some time during the coming winter paw a
VISIT o most Of the Grand Army Posts throughout
the State.
Some of our readers may remember that in
1905 Captain John A. Holmes was tried 10 the
District Court for the mui der Of seaman named
Shao~ick under the most strocous circu mstap noes.
hon George Evans defended The prisoner. Hon.
George f. Shepley was district attorney. The
piisoLer Was sentenced TO be hung, bnt one of
the last ofclsl acts Of Preside ut Buchanan was to
pai don him on the ground that he must be insane.
Holmes disappeared and hing afterwards
head of him The iotelliZ ence comes that he
recently died in Cardiff, Wales, where he was .
mel chant.
A county convention Of Reform Clubs is to be
held at Goihan on the Both and 3lst of October.
The "LaLcers.'a military organization COM
pc ed oil the weal,hiest persons OF Boston, intend
20 make grand excursion to Bangor, accompan-
led by the 9TH Regiment Band, on Tuesday of
utHt week. They viii number in their visit some
one huudred and twenty five.
The following are recent failures reported in
this 81 ate
Miriam, Fuller & Co., Camden. general store.
). &. & j. Perry. Portland, hotel.
James Hadner, Portland, grocer.
Iebln Brothers, Portland, undertakers.
ID. X Rich, Portland, Restaurant.
Charles Deering, Cape Eliz ,beth, saw mill.
Neal Moore 4 Co., Weymouth general store.
A. Young, Lewiston. fancy goods.
A. c. Webber, Lisbon, grocer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Ksnnshrf Journal
MAINE NEWS by TELEGRAPH.
Court N alters.

Court waters.
RoCKLAND, September 80 George II. Kicker
a Limerick stage driver, has been acquitted 10 the
L. s. Court. 90 the charge of issuing counterfeit
uickels
Burglary.
A series of burglares similar 10 those at Cor.
ham, are reported from Sprngvale.
Fire.
BANGOR, September 80 The Jameson Mill. at
Upper saltwater. owned by }. S. Smith and W
+. Pearson, was burned Sunday night. 1t is no,
known how the fire started. Original cost Of the
mill, $40, 000 insured $1,000.
Military Ball.
The National Lsncers of Boston propose . visit
to this city, Tuesday, Oct s. and will give par
ade and military ball, to which all the military
and prominent men of the State are to be invited.
Accident.
FORT FAIRFIELD, September 20. Sandy Logan
of Gibson, n. b., fireman the Grand Falls
Branch Of the n. b. Railway, tried to get on an
engine while in motion, missed the step and fell,
losing one foot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
ILLINOIS.
The MhIskeY Tr, miles.

CHICAGO, September 30. The whskey cases
known as the first and second batch, came up he
fore Judge Harlan this morning. here were
eight cases 10 the first batch. two of which were
decided 10 favor of the government, and six 10
favor of whiskey men. The Judge affirmed the
decision Of the court below that promises mmun.
iiy relieve to defendants from all criminal pro-
ceedngs and civil proceedings for penalties. The
nine cases in the second batch which including
llesig's case, were decided in favor of the gov
ernment The judges decision that the par
don by the president did not relieve the defend
ants from pa, ment of taxes on their property, a.
was claimed by the defendants, bu it did relieve
i. ON all other proceedings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01

Labor Troubles.

Savage, the murderous mate Of the bank Els
worth, WAS held TO day for action of the United
States grand iuty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
NEW EvGLAND NECU&NICS AGAIN
TRIINPVANr.

PARIS. France, Sept. |. 1873.
The Glnbe Nal Company of Boston have re-
cevea for their superior horse shoe nail from
two dff rent committees Of the Paris Exnosi'ion,
two god medals, heng the highcs' award ard he
onlv gold medals ever given for that class OF
goods since the creation of the Globe Itself. A
great triumph this. for the superior skill and
inpenuit, of Ame, an mechanics as well fnll
and COMPLETE recogn ion Of the rntiring efforts
Of the company to perfect their enternrise.
The awards anted nv the two diff rent com
mt'ees, composed As they were of the leading
business and mechanical minds of the variou.
nafionaliies of Europe and Amerc,. il addition
nj proof of the undcnahe fact that no nail in the
world can excel or equal them. If anv other proc
was wanting it viii he found in the simple fac
that at every other worlds, national, State, conn
~ and town fair where the nails have bees eyhib
tied they have always been given the highes
award.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
Boston stock List.
/ Sales at the Brokers' Board. !
Chicago Proauce Market.

CHICAGO september 80, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 75a55O: western $50
southern 5,2b.
WHEAT No. l Red Winter So. is9h No. 50 ;.
n cash. october; No. Chicago Spring
s7-as7+ ra.h; sTs October; sIs Nov; NJ. 3
10 -; reJec ed So.
CORN ssales A'.ss+F. cash; 3l,.s-- Oct
80. Sov.; rejected. 3taa
OATS l9ssIs cash: october isi.sS ; soaa--
November; rejected, lis.
RYE As.
BARLEY-lOsah cash; l0s-ailO October
ll6 Nov.
PORK-Cash 7s7hsT.so--; October, 7s2has5
Nov. N5i797A.
LARD Cash 6.l5-a6 40; Oct. 6.l7 ago: Nov
6l.hal5
BULK MEATS-Shoulders 4ka0-. ishort ril
side bS.a-o; short clear rib 3hs-; clear sides
tAa
WHISKEY-l0T.
FREIGHTs-Corn to Buffalo - cents; wheat
2k cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01

ILLUSTRATION BY PIcTuREs-One of he qrca,
co. trass between the School Books used by the
fathers and mothers Of the land, when young
and those now used by the chi dren, is the use Of
pictures. A. curious instance of illustrating the
meaning of words nv pictures. look at the three
pictures Of o Ship on page l7jl of Wehstcrs Tn,
abridged Dictionsry-,hese alone illustrate the
meaning Of more than one huadrei words and
terms far better than they can he defined nv any
description in words. oc,l tSwlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
EASTERN AFFAIRS.

PEsTH, September 80. The Ministerial Jour.
nal the Ellenor, publishes a Vienna telegram
stating that there is a crisis 10 the Hungarian
cabinet. in consequence Of the demands Of the
military party, In connection with the Bosnian oc.
cupstion.
The Hungarian Minister of Finance has declar
ed 1t impossible for him to procure the money he
was called upon TO furnish, and he will therefor
be compelled to retire. IL IS expected in well in
formed cmcles that these differences W i'll be re.
moved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
Marrien.

In this city, Sept 80 ny Rev. Z. r. Penney, C. r.
Lewis to Miss Hattie " CT ford both OF Augusta.
In Waldoboro', Sept. 20. BY Rev. l.. ID. Hill. Mr.
Roscoe l.. Re aner to Miss Ella Nash. both of
Wald"boro'; Sept S. by Reuben Orn. EsI., Mr..
DIN J. Minis To Miss Claia e. Wallace, both of
WaldOboro'.
In Winthrop. Sept. 90, by Rev. W. r. Bedford,
Mr.. Char es II. Leadbeter 10 Miss Ella +. Stinch-
field botN of Leeds.
At Dead River, sept. 81 Mr.. Forest J. Wills 10
Miss Sarah Is. Norton. both of Dead River.
In Athens, Sept. ~, Mr. samuel l.. treese of AR.
gyle, to Miss Marcia l.. Welch OF Athens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01

In Piscataqus county, E. J Hale, republican, is
elected Judge OF Probate; and VIM. G. Thomp-
son, County Commissioner by at least fifteen ma
iorty. The republicans claim Vim. Buck, repub
lican, for county treasurer, by from fifteen to
thirty majority. The greenback democrats elect
ed sheriff, Senator and tue three represe tstives
IN the legislature.
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FUKEIGN NEWS.


CoNsTANTISoPLE, September 80. The alarm
ing depreciation of paper money continues. caus.
ing the most serious approximations. AT the be-
ginning Of asst week it had only about one-third
It's nominal value Since that it has fallen 10
nearly per cent, and ii i, no longer accepted in
pay ment of tithcs and is consequently flowing in
to Consantinople from all sides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
Sudden Death.
CONN ECTIClJI.
A Bank stops Business.

HARTFORD, September &c. The Dime Savings
Bank OF this cry to-day enjoued by the bank
commissioners from further prosecution of BUSH
The amount of deposits is Si9391S. The
bank has had AL average of $1,000 per month of
deposits Withdrawn curing the past year. and to
meet the drain has had to borrow So 800 upon
the pledge of Sl66 2o2 of its beet mortgage osns.
The commissioners say the loans of the bank of
Sisl ,491 on mortgage securities, are generally
good, and thai the loss to dcposltois will not be
large ii the assets are judcially managed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
local ann State Menus.

Our traders all predict busy fall trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
OHIO.
A ScOundrel.

DAYTON September 80. David Good, wealthy
farmer of Brookvilie, was to-day arrested and
held in one thousand dollars, charged with ruin
girl aged nineteen years. His wife and daughter
made the complaint. The citizens attempted TO
lynch him, but were prevented by the mayor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
Augusta, Sept. 80, 1873.
Excursion aud Farm-rs' Convention In
ArIuslpok.


ArSOstook.
The most of To use who visited the Aroostook
country last week, for the pur pose OF attending the
meeting of the Board of Ayr culture and seeing
the country, have returned, and report one Of the
most successful meetings ever held by the board.
and grand tour OF ight-seeing and pleasure
The excursion ty, as 1t left Bangor, nu bert d
hree hundred aud fifty persons, who scattered in
various directions, but Two bundled stopped at
PIesque Isle ,he hrst pight OF ihcir arrival. The
meetings vi The Board were held there, and never
even ia the Older portions vi the state, WAS live.
her interest manifested Ia Its object, and in all
matters pertaining 10 The cause ot advanced ayri-
culture. he people seem TO be all alive and in
nest Tor agricultural interests. The address of
welcome was made By Edward Wigsin oi Nav,
nile. Among those III The county ~ho took active
part IN the discussion of the various topics pre-
seated may be III. ntioned L. K. PakhuIst of
May s,ilie, Coluubu, H4yiOId, j. A Allen of
tresq 4e Isle, DR.. Freeman, q. A. Par.ons, Daniel
ouckuey, AID d.. Parker OF the NORTH Star. With
one Two exceptions The iull board was present
Var Gus gentlemen presented papers and ESSAYS
which were discussed any aud with profit. The
meetings must result 10 good 10 the county and to
The cause oil agriculture generally.
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pifD.

In Naples, Italy, Sept. IL Of cerebo spinal meu
engenti-. NJ Try II onif dau Ehter of d.. A. II.
aud \. s Chamberlain, aged years, / months 81
DAYS.
a Moose Lake. Annie Adams wife or Rev A.
u. Adam, aged 10 years.
In Cornvilie, Sept. 10, Ioratio y. incaid, aged
3! years.
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Result OF the Csnvas for Yellow Fever
Sufferers.

RssuI, or the Canvas for Yellow Fever
Sufferers.
As the re suit Of the thorough canvas made in
our city by the ladies' soliciting committee, IN
aehalf OF the yellow fever sufferers together with
he articles made last week at the hall of the
W. c. L. u. l4i3 pieces OF wearing apparel and
bedding have been fol- warded to the South
vi this number, 80 were new and were made
by the ladies Sept ~ and 20, among which NAV be
,pecihed. 40 Sheets Is pillow cases, &c undergar-
ment-, 20 skirts, several wrappers, jacques etc
The following list, comprises the contents both
old and new OF the boxes forwarded from Augusta
Bed and pillow ticks, sheets, 1876; pillowcases,
is; shiIts, So; undergarmeut-. 1884, dresses,
wrappers, sacks, etc, 1874 >knts, Ga aprons q
cOsls, pants and vests, 81 shoes and Slippers 70
pairs hose, 1879 Fars nsndkerc hieis, "a overalls
"A suawls, III towels, 20: mems aud bows hats
II; neckues, total, li43.
In aduItion 10 the above, Mrs. J. W bradbury
and daughter, BY solicitation and pesousl efforts
furnish box, containing 16 srticles,vz Sheets,
suirts 10, skirts, 2; blankets, 2; coats psnts
aid vests, o dresses, waists and sacques TO- pil
ow cases, | pr; towels, 2; Undergraduate 81
hose. prs total, IS. Mrs. j. 5. Hobbs, Teas
urer, acknowledges the receipt of $50 So; cash
paid out, S2l.1S; balance S3S.75, winch sum ha.
een passed to the treasurer of general commit
The people Of Manchester, through the invita-
ton OF Mls. E,lcn lockwood, responded heartIy
10 the call for help. both by money and cop,rlou
Iops oil various natures.
According TO the expr, ed wish Of many perso
Donating money and clothing equal division was
made in the suPphes sent the case of four
age boxes, two OF which were forwarded to the
nome opsthie relief association, New Orleans, the
emsIning ones 10 the citizens relief committee,
dempnis, nth spec hcauon for the slup4thic
method OF atmeut Que box was sent TO the
. pnanage ~ the iatter places iha, furnished bv
Ms bradbury 10 tue Chdreu's Home and Hos
filal, Men pms. MKs. Z. {. HUNT.
Sec Ladies Relief Com.
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COLORADO.


DENVER, September 80. The State election to.
morrow will probably bring out the largest vote
ever cast IN Colorado. The three stra BIT tickets
IN the field will render any previous msjoriries of
little service in esiimstin the result. The party
managers LITER widely as to the probable eff. ct OF
the gleenback ticket. The plurality elects.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
RAILROAD Matters.

TORONTO September 80. special cablegram
from London says the directors Of the Great
Western Rod~sy of Canada announces that after
paving he lnltrcst on The teimlnsble bonds, anu
benlures on stock, there will be no balance re-
maning for dlvideods preference stock.
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AN ADA.
urder.

BARNsroN, Qle, September &c. Francis Dai
~ "hle r.luillng IN buggy from Coaricooke,
saturday Light, was waylaid aud knocked sense
less by two men, who then made moose of his
Ines and tied him by the neck to the buggy,
starring the horse on. Wuen found he was quiu
dead. Two men named Barven and Webster
have bee arrested
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01

"Agamenticu.," by Tenney, from the press of
Lee & Shepard, is a tale of the earliest New Eng
land settlements. The scene of tue story is LAID
in Maine, and the descriptions Of the country and
people are particularly vivid and inter esing
The style is novel and odd beyond description ,
and while the plot OF the story Is not particularly
brilliant, there is n strong, healthy, moral ton,
throughout, and the book VIII IND favor among
the best class of readers. For sac by ). +
PicIce.
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STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
AUGUSTA, Sept. II, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that Petition for the
pardon Of JOHN MCNAMARA, a convict in the
Kennebec County JAIL under sentence for the
crime of keeping liquor nuisance is now pending
before the Governor and Council, and q hearing
thereon will be granted in the Council Chamber
at Augusta, on Wednesday, the 10th day of DC.
tober next, at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
S. J. CHADBOURNE,
2w4l Secretary of State.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. September 30. 1878.
Money l)ilei a. al sn call. and closed at 3
per cent
Sterling tsll.asl- tor 60 days, asa. ,s5- IoI
demand.
u"ld opened at 100. and closed at lO1..
Carrying rates Asal per cent. Borrowing rate,
Ia.
Cearings s. ,55i 900. Custom receipts, s3tl .00t
Treasury disbursed &9l 00o interest, ta5l.U00 10.
bol1s.
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VIRGINIA..
Rescued Norwegian Scam n

NORFOLK, Va, September 30. The Norwegian
brig Bmghot, from Csep, France, to Wilmington,
North Carolina, ioundered at on the 10Th inst,
The captain and crew were rescued by the ba K
Alhamhra, and brought heie. They were taken
in charge by the Norwegian consul.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

AUGUSTA. June 10. 1873.
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WHEREAS, Willard 5. Furbush of Rome. in
w the County of EenDebec, and State
IT Maine. by deed OF m irtgage dated sept
tember 10, A. ID. 1850 and recorded
Ia Kenncbec Registry of Deeds, Book $50, Page
"a, conveyed 10 one Ephraim Tiobetts OF said
he same being commonly known as the Furbush
Farm: and whereas, said deed of mortgage was
Afterwards trans lerred and assigned by Phoebe Fol-
SON. Executrix, to John Macarthur, then ri Angus
Ia in said County, ont g second fay OF June. AID
1859. said assignment being recorded In said
% which said mortgage deed. ass gnments and
record ia hereby made for more particular
lie ption OF The premises and hei eas, the con-
ditions OF said mort gage have been broken; now
therefore, the undersigned, Administratrix upon
he goods and estate " hich were of said John Nc
Arthur, claims the right fbrecose said mortgage
ELIZABETH 1. McARrHUR,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
Augusta, Aug. rs. ISIS. swell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01

The annual cattle show and fair of the old
Kennebec Agriculture al Society will begin al Read
field depot, to-day, and continue Wednesday auu
Thursday. The cattle show propcr-bringing out
all the large and fat cattle-wll be held to-day.
The annual address will be delivered on Thurs
day by Coy. Common.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01

D. A. Robinson, Esq, the recent able and pop
ular principal of the Bangor Grammar schools, IS
about to go to Brunswick where he will connect
himself with Bowdoin College, as instructor in the
gymnasium, and at the same time pursue the study
nj medicine.
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BASE BALL.

AT Cleveland. Ohio, Forest City s, Stars s. The
game called on account Of the darkness, al
the end of the eight inning.
AT spring field, Massachusetts, Buffalos 3, Hol-
yokes /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01

October, the month Of decay, the month of the
oscar and yellow leaf" but still one of rare beau
tv begins to-day. 1t is the time of the hunters car
nival, when he returns from the woods well lader
with game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01

Mr.. Greenwood, of the firm of Williamson K
Greenwood, went to Boston yesterday, for the
purpose of purchasing goods for the fall and win
ter trade. Look out for advertisement when
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01
Monthly Statement.

From the monthly statement of the chief of the
Bureau of Statistics to the Sec'y of the Treasury,
the excess OF exports over import of merchandise,
appears to have been as follows
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And now Rev. f. IL. W. Smith is the man who
brings into this Office arlichoke stalk, measuring
IA feet 6 inches If it didn't grow so far towards
heaven, we would say that it reminds US of the
preenhackers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01

The noted Box Brown is to appear at Granite
Hall, this evening, in one Of his unique enter
taiumcn's. II half the papers say Of him is true,
the entertainment will be worth patronizug.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
COrnO-'. Verdict.

ST. JOHN, September 30. The coron er's jury
IN the New River murder has found Thoma.
Dowd gun AS principal and Eliza Ward, wife oil
the mu dered man, a. an accompllce in the muir
der of Thomas Z. Ward on the 9th inst.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
falling followed by rising barometer. southeast to
northeast winds. slightly warmer. clear or partly
cloudy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-01

We understand that Mr.C b. Moron IL to oc
cnIy the house being built by Col SAME on ms
lot On W iuthrop street.