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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-07-17

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
SongreB Der fatb. 8e6tsselsbr:
ten Sraufrei@'s.

gu Fingers in Srantrsi5 purOe ON /.
October Der Gonsres Der tatboIii3sn
&edtsssIebrten unter Yoriib Der Yii66fe
Sreppel, WsrmiQoo uuo bss Senators Gus
cian Srun er0ffnst. Siidof Srsppel, Der
bic @rOifnunssreoe belt, fibrts aus, baB
Der 9onsreB Die @sre9tisteit unb Wabr,
belt bur4 bic MISUNDERSTANDING Der pubren
Joes bes &edts uub bic gsrs9te anrpen.
bung berielbsn 81 eritrebsn babsn. Selbif
IN Betreff Der Sose bss Ge9ts sinsen, ME
bas SeifpieI @nslanbs unb Osuti9Ianbs
Seise, bic pcn Der Rir9s setrsnntsn Rs9tss
i9ulen melt aussinanbsr. Die Ten6ens
bes sntfteatsn &e9tsbssriffss ssbs barauf
aus, bic &e9te 6ss Staates auf
Rotten bes Snbiuibiums, unS nament.
LID Der 6amiIie unb Der Stride, su
psrmebrsn unb su erb6bsu. Sobann emit:
pide!ts 9ucian Sruu bas Yrosramm Der
tatbolii9en &edtsssIsbrtsu untsr Berid.
t9tisuns Der Gage, bic man isst ben &e9s
ten Der SamiIienudter unb Der Rir9e bersi.
tst bot. IS wurbeu 4 ausidiIe einse:
istt, fir bic Yreiis, banu llntsrri9tspsisn,
bic Ss,isbunssn bwii9sn Stride unb Staai
unb enbli9 far bic Ssiratbsfrase, bic bur9
9taqaets gbsi4eiSunssantras brennsnt
geporbsn 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

0err s.. Sacquem III gum Repttis
Tor an Normali9uIe in 8irton an Stene
beg %anberwdrtis berufenen 9srr R. De.
irene ernanrt morben.
Sn Der Yropin3 baben aus,eids
nunsen fir mutbise Ebaten bic f~olaeubeu
perm erbalten: Ab. 2aurencin n, I'm,
ternebmer, gommanbant Der arloner Seus
ermebr, oas 8irsertrsus 2. 81. - g.
Weisgerber, Streiner; Ns. 6ens
ming. Raurer; Wi9eI Coos, S5reis
rer; u. Rim6eaur @inbt, 3intars
better, bic WeoaiIs L. gl.-B. @roff,
S4reiner unb s. 9. @aItbeuer,
S1reiner. bic Weoaiue 2 Gl-N. Sri e
8 ain, Maurer; q 8. Boncin, Sdus
NADER; q. Senutns, S9reiner, bic
UfeoaiQe 8. 81. aQe biele Oecortrteu
baben fi9 BET ben Seusrsbrinifsn ,u arlon
am 10. Sanuar, 81 Wat, 81. Stunt nuS
II. Suit 1878 ausse3ei9nst.
W. s. @raft GasI0bnerin ~ Ionnp,
erbtelt bic WebaiIe 8. g., neil fe am Is.
DECEMBER eiuen @rsis aus Der anaei4moIs
lenen Surtbe ~rettete. OieleIbe WeoaiQs
unS 20 Sr. Qualification erbielt g.
Us anlin, aderer gu 5apons (Ooban),
neil er ft9 BEL einem 8ranoe ausse,ei9net.
Die Utebaiae 2. g., neil iis i5 Bel Teu,
ersbrilnlten aus sessibnet, erbielten: Der
SatetsrSeder g. Reuter pom Sampont,
Der @snbarmerie Brisabier $. 9ennes
court BON gibain, Der S5reinsr &.
u 2 8 BON 8onuert, Der GasIobnsr N.
Sambert, Der 8risabier Der Oouane $.
). ". 2ebrun uub Der 3o0beamte ".
). WuIber BON Ebtaumout. Die Wss
oalue 8. g., neil iie it9 BET Ssuersbriius
item aussesei5net. erbisItsn: Der Waurer
y. Wo!f uOn &ddscourt; Der @snbarm
5. 5. 8. 9eunarb unS Der arst CD. 6.
Eobinet, beibe pom gibain; Der Yoffs
beamie T. g. 6ostrop unb bic 8aueru
s. U. 2ecomte unb Sr. SrancoiS,
aue bret BON Saupiler8; Der Bauer q.
Bates su Ebtaumont. Die WeSaiue 8.
81. fur &sttuns zines Wenidenleben ers
btelten: Der Wiaerburi9e s.. &. Gpruet
uon RsnSeur unb Der S9dfer s. ..
Mleranbreu pom Samoisne.
Der Sufantsrif 8. 2orio pom IL.
&esimenf, in @arniion su 8ouiQon, ers
belt bic RebaiIe 1. gl. ; sbsnio Der Sers
seant bes IL. &esimsnts tn Boniuon u.
arnolbs. am 4. ausuit 1879 babete
ita etn Corporal tn Der Ssmois su 8ouiIs
Ion. Der Slug rip i'm NIT fort unb er
mar am grtrinten. 6 t, Der taum Is
Sabre alt 1T, iprans ansetleibet ms Wais
Ter gum Rsttsn bes grtrintenben. Der i'm
anfafenb, feline Seuesunsen.. Idbmte. Oas
iebsnb, iprans aruoIbs ms 8afer unb
rettete beioe nit 6dlfe Der Solbatsn Sr.
Yaternpt er unb e. Sraneois,
Die sins offentli4e SslobuHs baflr erbiels
ten.
Der Waler 6srr Osmanber aus
gursmburs gilt in arIOu siusu GURUS Was
lerei fir RaIer, arfrei9sr u. I. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
2ano unp 8olf int eIoen.

81. 9. .. SaSfeQ, Saupt.R esatteur
bes Bottom 9eraIb", unternabm firsIi4
cine aussebsbnte Eour sur4 ZEN SIben
unb IS finb feline Mittbeilunssn unb
S9luBfoIserunsen aber Oas, mas er bort
seieben unb erfabrsn bat, UNI 10 wsrtbuols
Ter, aIs ie bic Gnh9ten zines Wannes BON
resem Soridunssseiffe, uuabbdnsisem
Gimme unb ssiunber llrtbei!straft, Der ii9
ni9t leidt bur9 duBsrs gri9sinunsen tau.
f9en IdBt, aasbriden.
Or ipridt 3usrit pou Der balb .IdnbIi6en
Bei9affenbsit iiblider Stdbte uno bemerft,
baB Der Sibsn nod INNER elm gderbau
treibenber Ebeil uniereS sroBsn 9anbes lei.
Senieits bes Mifiippt,6 IuFes III bic
&eittunit alssmsin einssfibrt unb islbit
bic Neser finb benz vWauIsiel: &itte" iebr
susetbau. atbletiids SpisIe Inn Sreieu
babsn ben 9euten cine aufrs5te SaItuns
unb elm Sreiiein pom isren optiiasn llebsln
psri9afit, wel5e 70 uielsn Neu. GuaI6nbeu
pte Srile iiber bic Nais ffiIpsn. SbsIeid
feline uSidsruirmsr", baben bic Si0lans
Der bod 9sidmad am 9sisn, absr ibr
@onieruatismus s~eitattet ibnsn ni5t, f9 an
S@ilbsrunsen seiitis trantsr Ybsnonsne
oSsr on i9lipfrisen &omansa 81 wsiSsa.
Gin 5us bss iibIidsu gbaraftsrs bsitsbt
in ber @brerbietuns ssssn bic @sifIidtsit.
Die allen @eifIiden obne llnteri9ieb Der
&eIision bepieiene Gdtuns erinnsrt an bic
Tradition bes frib3eitis firdIidsn Rsus
gnslanbs unb on bic 3sit, wdbrsnb psl1sr
Der prebiser In nett b6bsrsm Anieben
ftanb, aIs bies beutSutase Der Sau III.
OaS numeriide 8erbdltnib Der iunsen
Mdnner tn ben 6ir9sn bss Slbsns iibers
tteist bet Weitem ienss In ben Rir4en bes
Norbens. Der &uf, elm llnsldubiser ODER
Atbetlt TN SiSsn su ietn, sisbt bic Strafs
geisul9aftli4er abionberunsen mad fi9.
Wfan bstra4tet nit Mrswobn ben 2ibera,
Iisntus pon Neu' GnsIanb unb BITE ,S9uIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
GIdfebr sur Watter.

Sn Gom wirb Der Yatriar9aIuicar @rois
ieIi BON ~@ontantinopsI bsbufs abi9IuTes
elmer Convention erpartst, psl9e bic &e5.
tie Der tatboIiiden Sirds in Der GIrtei re.
seIn iOa. SetanntIi5 babsn it5 aue
i4ismatii3en Irmenisr iammt ben pom
i4lSmatii4su Patriar9en srnanntsn 8is
i90fen benz b. Stuble untsrporfen, unb
Der B. Batter bat benz Sultau file Mitpirs
flung Der Pforte brisfid isinsn 9ant aus
seiproSen. @roheui iibsrbIin9t nun mad
&Om bic i9riftIi@e llntsrpsrfuns pom ben
l6 bisbsr biifbsntiidsn 8ii56fsn bes ar,
menii&en &itus unb susIsi6 aud elm si,
senbdnbisss S9reibsn bss SuItans iammt
pier SrbensausSei4nunsen, wslds Iaut Der
VI. 81 benz b. 8ater fur ben Cardinal
Mina, Wisr. 9rohsIi isIbit unb swei ans
beren Yralatsn bss Satieaus sur Ysrfi.
suns ssfteut iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
Smsembmrsische
@ereintste Staaten.

81 gSinuua, Minn., tratsn in ben b.
Stanb Der gbs: Ssrr q. Clemens mit
Srdulsin Gatbarina Stmon. Ssrr Gls.
mems bat fi9 IN ct. CHARLES n~isSsrseIadeu
unb bort cine @aitpirtbi5aft unb @irtb'
i5aft e%r0fInet, NO bic Sarmsr INNER quite
aufnabme finbsn. Slid gum nsusu
Stanb unb nsuen @siddft rufsR mir un'
fern iunsen 9anbsmann brOben ,ul
am IL. Cftnber wurSs bur9 ben bo4p.
Ssrrn 6orfbase, Yfarrsr BON @raitou,
ST.. MidaeI 8si9 NIT SRI. @nna Bet &C.
traut. Slid unb Sssen i'm ususn Stanb
slns elmer uns sussianbtsn Nr. Bee
,WsIrois Rscorb" srisbsn mir, baB Ser,
s. &olsr In ct. @loub quite @ei4aftt
tbut. Ssin gbias an Mdsrbaumai&iner
III berart. baB er feline @ebdubs persrSBsrr
muB. SIS i9eint, baB sr fem @el9df
aud mad NsIroie ~ausbsbnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

ST.. Nirnlas Wcis, bat tn RneusuiQs
einen @aifbof untsr Dem Ramsn v5armers
5ome" erOffust.
in NIamafee 60. lief Der Bofmeifer
i5err s. S4roeber auf repubIit. Gidet fir
Sbsrif; er wurbe BON ieinsn sisenen Bar:
teisenofen, sie i'm ibm Slide Iiesen, qes
boten. @Iidlider mat Serr 81. 8.
9offmann. in Sc Wars. @r itanb aui
etnem una5adnsisen StimmsetteI unb
wurbe aIs Superuiior isinss Oiiiricts nit
a~nitdnbiser Stimmsnmsbrbeit erwdblt.
Illus benz Binona y4bler" srfabren mir,
baB Der bortise oemotratbiide Staotidasl
meiit:r unb goltstribun 8. Qubpia ieiner
Bartei ben s bbsbanbidub binseporfsu
bat. 81 srIieB foIsenbs grtIdruns i'm
rablsr":
NnsisW GblsrSon WinonaGpuuts to.
Wertte Witbiirsn!
Sierour6 bic s~rgebsns Wittbeiluna, bas i'd
BON ttBt an Mot mebr ais Gin @lieo Der Icae.
,,Straight Democratic Party" betradtet perSeu
fam ; psnn cine partsi 70 tprrupt piro, nis it
ete ermcfratii@s in ben Sprpablen unS In Der
COUNTY Convention bier ss,eiat bat, eaun CLAUDE
t6, iptre % fir isosu reSIi& ssntsnesu giirasr u.
Ssmoiratsn 3sit i'd jurid,u3isbsn unS cine
unabbanstss Stsaana stnsunsbmsn en-, mas ben
isst an bel mir Hal isin pire.
Spbu 9ubpig.
Wan i6rei6t aus ct. Sunatus: 8ie:
Der elm alter 2arsmburser b%simsssanseu.
9err Sobn Bilmes aus Obsrmsreta, 70
Sabre alt, ftarb mad elmer turBsn Rraut,
belt nit allen Sterbeiatramsnieu uerieben,
am II. October unb puroen am Sonntaa
Dor benz So4amt ieine iterbli5sn lteber,
rsits auf benz 9ottesadsr beigsisst. r l P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
Saar, WofeI, Giiei ino SunSs
riden.

ueber bie Weinaus5i6tem
i9reibt man pon 3sltinsen Der ,@obI.
3ts." am IL. September: SIM alsemei.
nen itsbt Der Beinitod gut unb iinb bic
Srauben sismli9 aussswadisn; inbeB
bur9 bic anbalteno uusluitise Wittsruns
oes Sommsrs rsifsn bteielben bod iebr
lausiam, uuo mir iinb fir bieiss sSabr melt
3utlt. I'm elm S9Iisbsn Der 8siuberse
lit nod ni9t su beuten, unb sinitusiIsn bas
ben bic @srtIeute nod uieI arbeit NIT benz
aufbinSen. Der @einitod III audi bier
nit &rantbeiteu bsbaitst: 70 finbet man
ben EraabenpiI5 bsrsits In beuor5usten 9as
gen, no er i'm porisen Sabre uibt uorbaus
ben mar. Der Saueruurm trttt aud iaon
In eiu5eIueu 2assu auf. Wan bat Dor ct.
ntsen Wo4en sessn ben EraubenptIs elm
betauntss MittsI ~ausemanbt, bas S1wes
fslu ndu,It6 NIT einsm 8laiebalg mad
~neuslter Contraction. Grfols III uorbans
ben, iebod it es enti9iebsn fir bisles
Sabr gu ipdt, benielbsu pouitdnbig 40
MAIDEN. Oas pradtpols, s9te Eraubens
wettsr Der uorisea Wo9e. usI9ss nunmsbr
ieoo4 wieber, setreu ieinem beuer itrens
befolstsu YrinSip Der flnbefdnbisteit foIs
senb, sinem rsbt spsifeIbaften ~ wei1en
ideint, BAIT: bic erbsbIi3 rebusirtsu Soff,
nan9eH nea bsIsbt.
do 1retbt aus Erier: Our
YersIsidung bss mertuir6isen S~eitunters
idieoes jwii4ea Der oiesidbrisen auBerors
bentlid ipdteu uub Der in auberen sSabren
uiel frlhersn gntpidsluus Der Yesetation
birfie SolaenSes init SntersfIs ssIsisn wsrs
ben: SIN Sabre 1911 purbe auf benz Sabrs
MART 81 9teisr am s. gusuft ,S,bermsis
Ger (neuer @ein) setrunten. 1922 bat
man gum Rtrdwsibfsit in Rsnn am 8.
Ausuit reiis Eraubsn aus benz bortissn
8sin, berse aufsetii5t unb In Ssmielbeu
Sabre auf benz ~Sobanuisbsrge am Rbein
am Sobnnesfeit ueues Brco sessilsn unb
oasli ueuen Wein ~aetrunfeu. 1855 gab Is
I'M 8einberss iu G6nen i3oa in ben erften
EageU beS Wonats SuIt gan; retfe &otbs
trauben. Na5 ben biefisen Iunalen
vbIibten i'm Sanuar ll26 bic Bdume, I'M
Npril parsn Die 6iri9sn rsif, i'm Mai fanb
bic Rornernte fat unb Nufangs auauit
bic Wsiuleis.~ Su dbnli1er @eiie sei9s
uetsu it3 bic folssnoen Sabre aus: 1882,
1856, 1889. 1890, 1901, 1928, 1887,
l4l6, 1920, 1879, 1897, 1886. Sun
Sabre 1884 pu5s 10 piel Wein, baB bas
6uber I'M 9srbf, fur l. @ulben p~srtauft
wurbe, wabrenb man fiji Elm nsuss SAB 8
@ulbsn ;abIte.~
Bitburs. Su benz Ia3barorte
Wabsa Sinoete bet einsm auBsrsep6bnIid
bsftisen @epittsr Der BIis in benz @sb0fte
bss aderers @pper unb Isste 0 Wobabaas
fer, IL S9eunsu unb cine sroBs glnsabl
auBsnssbdabe In aias.
Der Serr RapIan 9 3I BON Der
Pfarrei ct. Mntonius pom Erier wurbe aut
%. b. Wf. tn SaarbriidsH DOR Der Mppsls
TANNER fir bas 9sisn sweier bsilisen Wefs
fen su 8urba9 su so Wart @elbfrafe,
epsntusu @sfdnsniBfrafs, unb Rotten psrs
urtbsiIt. DaS sIet&t benz @nbe bss gul.
~tartaupfss nod ni&t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

-Das @ebaIt unb INNER wieber bas @es
bait! Ils Oh es tsiuen bS6sren 3ued bss
2ebens sdbe, wte 9slb 3u usrbiensn! go
LANCE bieie Stimmuns bic poIitit BE.
berri9t, wirb cine Ntsform bss gipilbisn:
ffes 3u ben tlnm0sli6tsiten seb0ren.
: (Balt. Gorr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
gefsil&-SaremSara

5u5a@p bat bic wsiblids Staats'
idule nt9t cine S9lIsrin unb bic &nabeus
idule eineu sausen S9ilsr. Aas
lbrisen Rinber fnb In ben fatboIiidsn
S@uIsn.
Serr &oiiin bat feline gntIaiuns
ais S96iie Der @smsiube @smbss (9teuf,
@aisau) unb 9srr s. 8. 9ambin bic iet,
MICE ais S96ife Der @emsinbs &smorane
I'M ir'ben ACKNOWLEDGMENT s~sssbsn.
9srrG. g.. &inet III sum Yoli,ei
@omminar In ct. Subsrt srnannt porbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
Sir&fi6e %21eutsReitem.
SnIann.

Ser pro,eB bes bodp. Glad su DiI'
Transport tn Psnnipluanisn ssssn ben bod
w'iten Sii4of O'Sara In Serantnn III Don
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-08
THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.

Lightning is caused by the approach of
two clouds to each other, one being over
charged and the other underchargei with
electricity; the fluid rushes from the FORM
er and discharges itself into the latter.
until each contain like quantity. Light
ming clouds vary in altitude, being often
three or four miles from the earth; and
sometimes they are so close that their
edges actually touch it. If the cloud be Il
long distance off. the electrical fluid meet
ing with great resistance from the air,
diyerts it into eccentric courses and causes
what is known as fork-lightning. Sheet
lightning is Occasioned either by the re-
Election of distant and imperceptible fash
es, or several being intermingled. When
man is struck dead by lightning. the elec-
trio fluid passes through him, and by pro-
ducing violent shock on the nerves, in
simultaneously destroys all vitality. Thun-
der arises from the concussion of the air
closing Immediately after being separated
by lightning; if the peal be broken, ir-
regular roar, it is a sure sign that the
lightning cloud is great distance off; as
some of the vibrations of air, necessarily
travelling much quicker than others, reach
the ear first, and coming at different periods
occasion long continued rumble. Light
ming is seen sooner than thunder can h.
heard, because the former travels mil
lion times faster than sound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-08
NO.. 163.
THINNING OUT VEGETABLES.

There is a greater loss in suffering veg
etables 10 stand thick than most cultivators
are aware of II does require considera-
bic nerve to commit indiscriminate slaugh-
ter upon fine growing plants. For in
stance, here are ten beautiful melon vines,
Just beginning to run, with fruit blossoms
forming Now, who has the bold hardi-
hood to draw them all ont but three or
four, and throw them willing away? Who
can take beets just as their tops give evil
dcnce of roots below, and separate them
to ten inches ? 1t is hard matter, we con-
fess. and it is not properly done one time
in twenty; but to have bulbs. tap-roots,
melons, cucumbers or squashes, it must
now be done. and the increased vigor of
the remaining plants will repay the troub-
lie. Then fall to and spare not no tar
rooted plant or bulb should stand so thick
that the hoe will not pass freely between
them. No vine should have more than
four or five plants left to hill.
Strap beans look so pretty growing thick
that we hate to disturb them; but il you
would have the bushes yield their pendant
treasures, thin out to ten inches We
know nothing that win bear as thick plant
ing as English peas; in place Of thinning
them. shade the ground around them now
that they are in bloom and in pod, they
will continue in fruit much longer; the
shade enriches the land, and saves culture.
Most gardeners plant seeds too thick, trust
ing to thinning ont in their growing state.
but alas they look so uninviting, and
plead so earnestly for life. that de egenerate
and inferior plants are the rewards of our
false philosophy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-08


About eight years ago there discovered and
put into practice new, simple convenient and safe
principle ioI curing disease by absorption without
dosing. The necessities of the case promptedn Wig.
orous examination into its merits, until the ques.
tion was thoroughly and practically solved
At the time ofiis discovery and introduction there
"as but one object aimed at, viz; the prevention
AMI cure Of malaria in its various forms.
It's Great I'aiue not at First Rereaied.
Like every new discovery all of its good results,
could not be known at once. Important develop
ments, by way Of cures of other diseases besides
malaria, were manitesting themselves rapidly be-
ing Wledgei and reported by the grateful pa.
tients OF both sexes aud all ages throughout the
land until IL has now become u settled question
that the Holman Pad. inielgently applied to the
pit of the stomach, and according directions,
VIII cure nineeentwentiets ofthe ills either sex is
subject to
The Holman Pad is two fold in its action. II
sends = healthy, gentle vegetable tonic into the
system by way of tie circulation through the pores
II /. worn exactly where needed. being placed over
the Liver and stomach and over the centre Of the
nervous system which Iervades the digestive
gans.
1t will prevent Yellow. Chagres, Typhoid. Re.
OF all kinds This has been tested and proven in So
many instances that we state 1t posiis.,. ..l with
out any qualifications.
II will prevent Colds and protect weak lung
against confirmed disease. II is better than all til
cles, protectors ever made. No one ever at.
tackled with dphtheria while wearing the Pad 1t
wIl prevent summer Complaint, and keep the
bowels regular. 1t Will prevent Dyspepsia.
1t will prevent Chronic Internal rheumatism
aud Neuralgia, often finally fatal This has
been demonstrated beyond the possibility of
doubt, to the joy and gratitude of of suf-
ferers. who wise enough to apply the rem
edy In time.
II will prevent Sick Headaches. II the Pad is
put on when the first symptoms appear, the at.
tack will be avoided.
In short the Holman Ague and Liver pad Is the
most perfect preventive of disease affecting the vi
tai organs that has ever been discoy cred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-08
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Kennebec Journal,
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70 receive subscriptions and advertisements for the
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Weekly Kennebec Journal

Published every "Wednesday morning., Is the largest
folio paper 10 the state, containing news, political ar
tlces, agricultural and scientific matter tales poetry
anecdotes, household matter, markets, &c., &c.
Terms, ~ per dansW in adrdace.
Transient Advertisements, sa.00 per inch for first
week per week for each subsequent Insertion
Special NOtces, $50 per inch for first week; 90
cents per week for zach subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns. &c cents per
line for first insertion ~ cents PER line for each sub
u..uur mt insertion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-08

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-08
Gbe Nenntbet yournal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street foot
of Court, by SrRAtUE, OWEN NASH.
Daily Kennebec Journal,

Issued every morning, except sundays II contains
the latest by telegraph and mall gives reports
of Markets, and has carefully prepared political and
local articles, and generous amount of farming,
home and miscellaneous reading with ml compila-
tion Of state news.
Terms, 81 per ananm il adrdace, - il payment
Is not made within the year single copies 5cenis to
be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms Rates
may be had application AT this office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-31
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
1eSterday, Gersdorf agt. Metropolitan Build
ing Association; appeal dismissed under rule
~, for want of printing OF record Bowen art
Freedman's Savings and Trust Co.; affirmed
without argument. The following causes were
re-1nStated: Wake agt. Schr Zoe: Trimbla art
irwin; estate of Hanna Bargy: Truesdel a@t,
LyleS. No'
To-day, James w. Green, OF Virginia, and II.
W. leonard, OF North Carolina, was admitted
10 tEe par. NoyeS, trustee, agt Inland Naviga-
tlon CO.; appeal, bond fixed at $1,000 LAFAYETTE
agt Lafay ette; decree reversed and bill dis
n missed. Sinclair agt. w. q G. r. R.; Judgment
below affirmed. Strong agt. District; set for
Tuesday next. District agt Market CO.: hear
ing resumed.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge MacArthur.
To-day, Arthur Brent, a colored male child
was apprenticed TO Maria Daniels. Estate of
Elizabeth Dunbar executor allowed a commts-
sion OF 6h per cent. VIII Of Justin E. COIblrn:
commission issued. A number of accounts
repodted oy the register were approved and
passed, and eight pending cases were continued
10 TUESDAY, to which day at 10 O'Clock the
Court adjourned ->
POLICE CoURT--Judae Smell.
ch ro.oay, .r FRANCIS nn Ross, Ed Ross, Thomas
Gus language. James Mcfarland was sent
Gown for vagrancy. VIM. Tanner vagrant:
G9Wn Richard Gray disturbing The quiet Of
charged with breaking into the house of Clar
ehee NJ. Barton, and stealing lot of Clothing.
ssai9 jury. Moses Anderson, colored, larceny
on rIotp onercoat worth $40; six months In Jail
other articles worth ST. restitution ordered and
$40 fine. Charles Reed. assault on Strnt nov
Rafb: ~ DAYS days IN N a l Also assault john
smith, and James Bryan, larceny of clock
9lanket and coat from Martha Edlow; Bryan
dlscharged; restitution of articles or Jail 80 DAYS
nned 81 and costs. alexander Smith, SELLING
policy; 60 days in Jail. Appeal noted.