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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-10

The balance of the ticket was about equal
with the Governor vote, as the attempt 10
smuggle in split tickets proved entirely
abortive. There was considerable good ma
tured rejoicing on the part Of the republicans
at this magnificent result, showing a gain Of
nearly one hundred from last years COM
bined greenback and democratic vote. In
the evening returns were received at City
Hall, where a meeting was organized by the
choice of Capt. J. s. Snow, chairman and
Mr. Geo. +. Bodwell, Secretary. All parties
assembled. filing the entire hall, and as the
returns were announced, cheers would fol-
low accordingto circumstances, with speeches
suited to the time and place. At
about half-past ten o'clock a delegation of
republicans. accompanied by members of the
other parties. to the number of several hun
dreds. repaired to the residence of the repre-
sentative.elect to the legislature, when A. NJ.
Spear. Esq. in an appropriate speech stated
the object of the gathering. A hearty re-
Spouse was made to this generous greeting,
and the entire company were invited to par
take of refreshments hastily prepared for this
unexpected and pleasant occasion. After an
half hour spent in a most social and agreea-
bile manner, the company repaired again to
City Hall. where they remained until the
hour of midnight, receiving returns from al
good nature was maintained throughout. and
all seemed to go to their homes fully satisfied
that they had done their individual and col
lective duty during this most important and
exciting campaign.
Mr. Alden Stafford, who has been spending
the summer at his home in this city, left for
his place of winter residence. in St. Domingo,
on the Pullman train on Monday evening last
We trust he may have pleasant voyage; and
at the close of his usual business engage
mcnts on that island, be permitted to return
again to his family and many friends in this
city.
A heavy thunder shower visited this region
on Monday evening. serving to clear the at
mOsphere and inaugurate another instament
Of war II and pleasant weather.
The news of the election by the people.
was received in this city at about 3 o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon. whercupon the bells were
rung in honor of the victory. The question
had been in doubt during the former part of
the day.
What smashing of the demo-greenback
slate. Now. let Ohio and New York respond.
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Paris Hill Centennial.

Paris Hill Centennial.
This pleasant village is just now In Aut-
ter Of excitement and pleasant preparation.
Thursday next Sept. IL, the one hundredth
anniversary Of the ssttlement of this town
is to he celebrated. People are expected
from far and near to the number Of five or
six thousand. Paris has been, and still Is.
the home of men of note. She has sent ont
many sons whose names stand high on the
scroll Of fame. Some of them will return to
aid in the celebration Of the centennial"
Aged men, dressed in the costume of the
olden time; soldiers in the town who were
engaged in the late war, numbering about
forty 1.-THE Portland Cadets and music from
Portland, and possibly Boston, are among
the attractions promised. Horatio King Of
Washington is to deliver the Grafton, George
F. Emery of the Boston Post the poem. Ex-
Gov. Perham is 10 be president Of the day {:
s. C. Andrews of Portland toastmaster. Sem
ator Hamlin, Ex-Gov. Washburn, Mr.. Vim
ton Of Gray, and Mr.. Stone Of Lowell, are
among the expected guests.
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PRosPFcr GROVE, WATERvILLE, Sept 3, 1879.
Yesterday morning dawned dark and cloudy.
andthe rain fell in torrents. The people at an
fearly hour met in the pavilion and Mrs.
White gave the church some plain talk. The
meeting was not calculated for outsiders:
yOur reporter, however. was given seat and
listened with some curiosity to the lady's
pointed remarks. Nothing was said that
would in any manner tend to lower the STAN
dard of christianity.
In the afternoon temperance meeting was
held in the mission tent. Much business was
transacted in connection with the State Or
ganization. Immediately after this, session
Of the Sabbath school association was held.
Reports and resolution were read and discus.
sions concerning the management Of Sab
bath Schools carried on. Much interest was
manifested in this branch Of the work.
No public meetings, proper. were held I'M
81 evening at 100. Ed. Butler gave his fare
address before taking the evening train
'ermont. His subject was ''The true
H.<lnciple of obedience to God" Fear was
1shown TO be an unworthy motive. God
wants willing service. We should obey Him
because we love Him. The goodness of the
Lord was dwelt upon and HIS tender love to
the children of man portrayed with thrilling
words.
4 rlals were TtttTreU 10 rs UcItig part w
the discipline of lise given in order to per-
feet character. The necessity Of being
cheerful and happy under all circumstances
was dwelt upon.
The speaker closed with the remark: 81
want to get you all to praising God more.
If YOU praise Him here bv and by you will
praise Him with immortal tongues forever"
The meeting was closed by singing "Praise
God from whom all blessings fow."
At one time during the services the rain
was so violent upon the roof Of the "canvass
meeting house" that the speaker was Obliged
tn stop a few moments, his voice being
drowned bv the noise Of the elements. He
remarked that there was no danger Of the
congregation leaving.
Good attention was given 10 the sermon
Notwithstanding the tnmult above.
TUESDAY.
This morning farewell service was held
in the pavilion. The weather is favorable
for breaking mp camp and tents are being taker
down. and soon the once beautiful spot will
be left desolate. The meeting On the whole
has proved q success. and the people return
to their homes much encouraged.
REroRrER.
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Celery has only Into public notice within the
last few years neryine, but scientific perments
aud experience have proved beyond doubt that Il
cpntrt Is nervous irritation and periodic nervous and
-ick headache to a marked degree.
But combination of the EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
fHANOMILE, which has been but recently introduced
the profession and the public by myself, has pro.
luced such eous results in curing nervousness
md headaches and especially and sick head
tches, neuralgia. Indigestion and sleepessness, that
4 has excited public attention and newspaper CON-
nents and, therefore, give the following informa.
ion to the public to avoid answering hundreds of let
ers OF inquiry about them:
My Celery and Chamome Pills, for the cure of
headaches and nervousness are prepared under my
superyison and are intended expressly to head.
tches, neuralgia, Indigestion, seeplessness and nerv
BUSINESS, and VIII cure any case where no organic dis
ase of the brain spinal cord exists. Hundreds OF
matter how chronic or obstinate the case may be,
permanent cure is morally certain. This statement
made after years of experience in their use in the
general practice of medicine.
These pills are also valuable for school children
who suffer from nervous headaches, caused by an
'verworked brain In their Studies and for all classes
II hard brain workers. whose overtaxed nervous
centres need repair anc ISOLATION. Nervous tremor.
weakness and paralysis are being daily curedby these
pills They correct cosiiyeness, but not purga-
tive.
Directions each box. Price so cents, or six box.
es for $3.50 postage free to any address. No order
HE'D unless accompanied by the money For sale BY
Ill wholesale and retail druggists. Depot. No. 100
~ G. W. BENSON, MD.
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PARSONS, BANGS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
III 4 1t0 Middle ST., Portland, Me.
GENERAL AGENTS.
For Sale by
Notice of Foreclosure.

NYHEREAS, Frank &. Fellows of Mt. Vernon,
w In the county OF Kennebec, by his deed dated
he i@th day Of March, 1870, Recorded in the Kenne
Registry of deeds, book 27s, page 29], conveyed
me in mortgage Il certain parcel of real estate
With buildings thereon. situated on the south side of
Dad leading by the mill and Calvin Hopkins
tore in said Mt Yer on village, and bounded
he north side by said road on the east by John
'ofran's aud Charles r. Paige's land; on the south
~ the pond and on the west by John williams
and reserying the right oi passway of nine feet
vide on the west side Also rescr,ing the right OF
of nine feet wide south of the buildings
% said John Cofrans land.
The above meaning TO convey the same on which
now live and work. and which bought of Frank
richardson. Now the conditions of the said mort.
age having been broken, /, the undersigned by
ca son thereof claim foreclosure and give this no.
ice under the statute. ELISHA TOWLE.
Haiiowell Me-, Sept. 9, 1879. 3w25
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

4 UGUSTA l.. OSBORN of Clinton county Of
N kennebec. by her deed dated the sd day Of
eprember, A. d. ISIS, and recorded In the kenne-
Registry of Deeds, book 3s2, page 10, conveyed
me, the und, rsigned i'm mortgage, certain par
'el of real estate situate in Clinton. in the county Of
ieunebec, and bounded n follows: On the south
by the road leading from Clinton village to
ne town house in said town on the west by land OF
Beaver Brook on the east by line parallel with
aid Waldrons east line and being eleven rods and
welve feet distant therefrom. containing one-half
icre, more or less, together with the buildings
thereon. And the condition of said ortgagc hav.
ing been broken l. the undersigned, by reason
thereof claim foreclosure.
Dated az Clinton this 18th day of August. a. ID.
1870 ARTHUR MCNALLY, in.
3yy3r
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HallOWell Local News,


Notw outstanding the driving rain storm on
Monday, the voters of this city were out in
force. six hundred and seventy strong-the
largest vote ever poll,d in this city. Much
interest was felt in all the wards, as tn" OPP
position had programme "laid out or ar
rying at least two Of the wards, andi, .ring
the republican majority to very small fig
ure. The result laid OUT their programme
completely, the republicans carrying every
ward By majorities varying from los in ward
one to . in ward four, as follows:
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Nonresident Taxes.

TN the town Of China, In the county OF Kennebec,
/ for the year 1879
The following list of taxes real estate OF non
resident owners In the town of China for the wear
s7s in bills committed to T. y. Jepson, Collector OF
said town, on the 18th day If June 1873, has been
eturncd by him to me as remaining unpaid ON the
10th day Of June 1877 by his certificate of that date.
md now remain unpaid and notice Is hereby given
that II the said and interest and charges are
l)t pal into the asury OF said town within eig.
teen months from the day of the commitment OF said
bills so much of the real estate taxed will be suf
hcent to paw the amount due therefor including III
terest and charges, will, without further notice be
sold at public auction At the Town 1reasurer's ONCE
In said town. on Tuesday, the "a day of December
1879, at one O'Clock, Pm.
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A pleasant event occurred in this city yes
terday, ut the residence Of A. p. Gould. Esq.
whose daughter Belle was united in mar
rage to Mr.. w. II. Foss of Auburn. The
newly married couple left for Boston on the
ten o'clock train yesterday forenoon, and
from thence proceed to New York city, take
a sail up the Hudson to Albany; thence pro-
ceeding to Niagara, and Chicago, stopping
there about week, and returning home by
the way Of the G.. r. r. X. and steamer
down the st. Lawrence, to Montreal and
their way. and finally settling down at their
new and we trust happy home in Auburn.
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NOTICE..

NON RESIDENT taxes in the town Of Chelsea.
~ county of kennebec, for the year 1873
The following list Of taxes ON real estate Of non
resident owners in the town Of Chelsea for the year
1873 In bills committed Larkin II. Trask Collector
Of said town, the fifteenth day ofJune, 1873 has
been returned by him TO me remaining unpaid on the
18th day OF JUNE, s7Y, BY his certificate of that date,
and now remain unpaid. and notice Is hereby given
that II the said taxes aud interest and charges are
not paid into the Treasury of said town within eigh
.aid bills, so much Of the real estate taxed will be
sufficient to pay the amount due therefor. including
interest and charges. will without further notice be
sold at public auction the Treasurer Office In said
town, on the thirteenth day Of Dec, A. d. le7p. At
one O'Clock i. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-10

Not often before has there been more in
terest in this city in an election than was dis
played here Monday night. After the magnifi-
cent meeting IN Meonian Hall a large num-
Der adjourned to the Journal Office and here
they remained the most Of them till 2o'clock
in the morning. while the latest stayers did
not depart till 8 O'Clock. Too pass away the
time while waiting for returns the greater
part Of the men discussed the latest phases of
the dispatches, while some Of them found
chances to lay down in various parts Of the
Office, and, when any specially good news
came, sent cheer upon cheer out into the
midnight air. Mr.. Blaine remained at the
Office till about one o'clock, and then re-
turned home.
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NnThis is the most beautiful time of the
year for drive into the country and many OF
our citizens are availng themselves of an OPP
portmnity to drive to the Vienna Mineral
Spring. The fishing and shooting are excel.
lent, and Mr.. Mead the proprietor of the
house, knows how to make his patrons feel
at home. The celebrated Vienna mineral
water will be found on sale at Howard's drug
store.
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R~E. w. Moore. Crayon Portrait Artist,
has removed his Studio to Winthrop ST., near
the depot, where he is better prepared to do
his work. and his scholars will find it more
quiet and convenient in taking lessons.
Mr.. Moore makes Portraits life size from any
kind of picture. and guarantees to give salts
faction in every respect. Have your pictures
copied here at home where you can have
such changes made as you like.
augl teod2mOs
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FARM AT AUCTION.

SITTATED In Sidney, Me-, q miles from Augusta,
on the yer road leading from Augusta 10 Wat
rvile, containing 50 acres of land, wood enough for
ZONE. Cuts from Is 10 % tons of hay, three
failing boiling springs, story and half house
nd ell painted and blinded, roons, good
stable Ixs7 capboarded and painted, new barn built
asst year l0x50, all connected. Near schools and
meetings, one mile from depot and also halt OF
the crops will be sold OH "Wednesday, Oct. the Sth,
at public auc ion. If stormy the next fair day.
GEO. w. JONES, Auctioneer.
For further particulars address NJ. W. NoRTHEY,
Coopers Mills, Me. 37tf
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This is undoubtedly the pleasantest season
of the year to visit the White Mountains.
The atmosphere is clear and transparent, en-
abling the traveller to obtain an extensive
view of the grandest scenery in New Eng
land. In an advertisement in another col
umn, the Maine Central Railroad offers ex-
traordinary inducements to excursiOnists.
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TUESDAY, sept. 9th.
Ann j. Grant W. William H. Libbey. 1t
was half past four O'clock in the afternoon
when this case was given to the jury They
returned a verdict for ptf. for Sl60.24.
Counsel for def. viii move for 4 new trial
and sllege exceptions to the judges rulings.
On the return Of the verdict. it being near
the hour Of adjournment, the jury were ex-
cused till morning and the court adjourned.
The county attorney 10 ready to enter upon
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No. Mr.. c. c. Hartwell has recently moved
his family to North Vassalboro', and intends
making It his home. By this change he will
be better able to meet the demands of his
patrons, as nor they will always find him at
his place of business during business hours.
Mr.. Hartwell guarantees satisfaction in all
branches of his art.
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TIE SECRET hey TO HEALTH.-The Science Of
Life SelfPres~rvstien. 800 pages. Price. only u
Contains ffty valuable prescriptions. either one Of
which Is worth more than ten times the price Of the
book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt Of cents
for postage. Address, DR.. W. II. Parker. Bulanch
Street, Boston. Mass. EXPERIMENTATION
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New York Money Market.

Erenlng Report.
NEW YORK, Sept. ..
Money loaned at 5.d-7 v cent. CALL closing AZ
90 per cent.
Sterling 4s- ais, for long, and 1891 ass. for short
sight.
Carrying rates, l-a2-; borrowing rates, 3ia.
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Local ann State Nous.
Wednesday, September 10, 1879.

Hon. Silas c. Hatch, one of the recently
elected representatives to the Legislature from
Bangor, was in the city yesterday.
Saturday was one Of falls most beautiful
days, and yesterday was another fine day.
Why couldn't Monday have likewise been
favored! Some people have affirmed that if
the day had been fair, Davis would have been
elected by the people, while others say that
1t would have made no difference in the re-
suit. OF course the bad weather, election day,
made some difference in the result, but it
would be impossible to say how much.
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FOR SALE,

TINHE subscriber Offers for sale his honse and out
buildings, situa'ed In fhe City of Hallowell, on
Warren street. Double lot with apples. cherries,
grapes and pears. Pleasant locafion. Also about
fifteen acres of land living Central street, about
equally divided pasture and tillage. Half mile from
homestead.
| emos3, ISAIAH ROLLINS.
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rJ. w. Clapp received last evening.
peaches raised in Massachusetts. They are
Of high color and much Amer fruit than the
Delaware peach.
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NEW YORK.
Attempted Burning Of a Steamer.

New YORK, September 9. A bale of old
paper being unloaded from the European
steamship Castle Wood, yesterday, burst into
blaze. The fire was extinguished with
great difficulty, and the discovery was made
that the bale had been prepared with cOmbus-
tible fluid and matches, with the evident
purpose of firing the ship
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iMarrieo.

In this ctv. Sept 9. BY Rev. W. n. Sterling. Chas.
r. Thaxser to Mary A. johnson, both Of Augusta.
10 this city. sept q At the residencr Of the brides
father. A. r. Could. Esq. BY Rev Z. Martin. Mr.W.
H. Fossof Auburn, to Mics Belle X. Gould Of Aagus.
u.
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Weather Indications for To-Day.
For New England and the Middle States,
colder, clear or partly cloudy weather, rising
barometer and northwest winds.
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BASE BALL.

At Albany, New York-Albanys 4. New
Bedfords l.
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HINTS REMEDY

HUNTS REMEDY
has cured hundreds who
have been given up by
physicians. II cleanses.
purifies and strength
ems the whole system.
All who use II enjoy
good health. ONE TRi-
Al WILL CONVINCE
You. send forpamphlei
to w NJ. 4. CLARKE,
PROVIDENCE, X. l.. :
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We acknowledge the receipt Of late San
Francisco papers from c. II. Arnold.
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OHIO.
OHIO.
A Minister Killed by his SOn.in. Law.

KAKEsKI, Ohio, September 8. David Ben
jamin, minister of the Christian Union church
was beaten to death by his son-in-law. John
+. Sharp, this morning. Sharp was beating
his wife and child with a stick when Mr.. Ben
iamin nterfered.
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A Town Treasurer Missing.

Chas. W. Murtz, town treasurer of Cnion
Hill, n. j., has been missing for a fortnight
He recently lost $500 through an endorsement
for a friend, and his son fears suicide.
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''0h! MY
BACk!"

bladder, liver and urinary organs dropsy, gravel. di
abctcs, Brigh Disease ofthe kidneys. incontinence
or RI ention OF urne and female weakness, HUNTS
REM EDDY has never been known TO fail.
MooREsTowN burlington Co., Nd, Sept. Is, le1S.
WI. +. CLARkE-Dear Sir Eighteen months
ago had Dropsy around the heart. my physicians
and friends despaired of my ever getting well. The
first bottle of HUNTS REMEDY gave me great re-
lief. l feel owe my very existence to HUNTS
REMEDY, and am deeply thankful.
ABIGAIL s. COLES
SPRISGFIELD, Effngham CO., Geo. May y. ls5y:
WA. f.. CLARKE, Dear Sir:-l prescribed UNITS
REMEDY In q complicated case Of Dropsy which
I had been treating for esghf years, and ! nnd
HUNTS REMEDY is the best medicine for Dropsy
~ VIM II. WILSON, NJ u.
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DO you have a pain in
ysur Back, Loins or
Side? If so, goar Kid
neys. are diseased. Do
not delay but try ut once
HUNTS REMEDY,
The Great kidney
and Liver Mes1i.
cine. II Is prepared
EXPRESSLY for
diseases of the kilneys.
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nortIand BUSINESS Aollege
in the state. Thorough in struction ID
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susfssrs sprc affous
Fw farmer info matloa, AdissA
Int.
Notice..

VXYHEREAS, my wife ANNA G. SHAW has
w abandoned her home without any justihable
cause. Notice is hereby given that I shall pay no
debts Of her contracting after this date.
Augusta, Me-, August 23d $50.
aug25tit&w3w JAMES I. SHAW.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Boston Stock List.
fSales at the Brokers' Board.l
BosrON. Sept. y.
Roston 4 Maine Railroad, li6i sll6i
Eastern Railroad. l6l5l6i
Portland, SacO 8 Portsmouth Railroad, W q
Boston Maine Railroads. ii9Sll0l
Eastern Railroad. (new b0nds.) rs, 7v-g9s-
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Canned Beef Condemned in Germany.

After che mical analysis of the American
canned eorned beef, by order Of the German
government, which resulted in finding parti-
cles of lead thereiu owing to carless solder
ing, the German authorities have publicly
warned their people against the use thereof.
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WAsHBURNE & CO..

Only importers Depot, gig Broadwa:, n. Y.
june2feodt &w!y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07
M Ec.H NIcAL.
Carpenter and builder.
IAMES w. BUTT

CoNTINUEs the vigorous persecution of his
take orders for work nd execute the same prompt
ly and satisfactorily HE experience is such that
he can guarantee perfect work ship, and his
prices will compare fsyorably with the most
reAsonsble. Those desiring to build should give
him a.cal.
April %. 1873.