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SurmulCrs. @n 5Jri0Qu9 ira
ira Den hnits arIg. Gen liors
Ubebnesllaheo al al IlgGs onietlss
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StodbOlu. eisnotabeotn / Sopsb
liatsn sr / Sanobto cprernos ltor.
meooelts Del | "ugciuobustnino,n. /"
os Der er lite Ionscrs Gale om bun.
crsosols al 6oIf, ION gaar uoen
@rbsIoe, men Be REGIMES / 3uiuosr.
Com en- SeIse beraf sr Experience
@nial iilta8t / en- ioruroliasnos
@roo, % Spoa9eHsspoIltis, liaer, al
oct l''e poa mango @nr bar parsi
laa opia9et meo at ovipors 3pus
ION mn NrbNosauit lterue bar al.
lsreoe l@nge UGtel o%ueriplois. men
lite NOT bumeb; tbi / Here WaansDtr
bar Here bunor,os Ysrionsr iriuilis
laott f9 lnoietis / Bpsns 6eu0llsr
Tor at penls, iuotil Der bl,u Blaos
I'll BEN / &rboosonltaltstus.
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Jnebole;
Nlene ombOto. (Si9t - Inef.
coler o9 8IttIgbebsr.-Det 5roQufe
que / GunH - Set 0abIte 8ooe
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blluoe &One. CsortGline al ct.
q. Blihsr } - 81 lterlte 5rGsr.-
Oct openoi, 3Ousr. Cpumoriliit
6oriGuina.)-Gt r,iieuos unlpsrnlst
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5ustamp. BoTtellna } = st Ser.
nlnelpll ON 6ihso susr SrGIcom
Q~OriGIlin9 } - Sor bunersoe @ar
iosn O9 Seu.-@oot Gaao
og iel9surroi9t 9rcmpel for Breno.
srapere. @roafappsn - (Srf 5ot.
tGllin9) -9alaroipIusrrs. OSortul.
ling )-3uorior et laa monge giiie
W9no 0ranfere ? - pporfor Snfsl
pans lite giiteoe ia 8OrtGuius }
aarotterialt1eb - glct al Surrt.-
Werteliat arfGolO9ut 1unb.-Guar.
isrOneu. (Gt ylpsbllsoe } - Naao
o9 8ini. -Sfopsns 5noapoclie pao
alimaiet. - Snurrlos Advertisement.
er.-Sali9 8ouilot (Ropsle.)-
Smaa Nallaasr % itore &lrfnlueer
- 5riri. (Gn 6ortGuna } - 80
ounortoe nOrlts 6amilisnoons. -
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Sec0IGg, Soma.
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ZUeri8e.

Srilinscr. Tn SIugtsr y Ytrs'
ions Rome / Walmc nj for 4 Waa.
MEIER iiosn 8riliusu. Sutlsr out
iumm,n. Ser sr peo eoo 9tlisn %
to Of Dem iaa Zig sinanosu, at 6or.
GIbrsns for at tunns alere 6OrlileI
pua csm. bar maaltst bInos ct Baano
ON Nrmsn paa ben enc.
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Rut SosncialO. 6ra lite 9uIi
1879 ital nsote Gsus annpiosn al
Gaus Yrait,sIslO / suiilanla til.
liasm,o Saaros al Sauas 2Ooso.
iOsn OUsrsaa Ill It tsst Yraitc9lslo
anre Naun al Rsors Gasrs Rreits.
ado
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GitnoOmsials / Bergen. Chr.
gabls 8~asersaaro / aOrllplIimus,i
Buo,u sr uso eauasouitlOn loIot
III gaau 6tors y pom Grpscom
far 0iebdnm $1,000 81
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WOrlt Seltastr / Suluiriocu.

Slurmanb Nncr,as garitn al 5rto.
ri,shalo (Sen al aibeo, Sosbanblu
qarisn) nslio9,r iieIs, "Sm Gmtst "
ION Ssrhaut / ben sussIifs arms /
ari0tn mob SuInnne.
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III CITY HACK!

timber ,eanept sr nu 6itr al "5be 6ito
sad" t~eiiatrs titt al Wr. @tlecn. Ve8.
men sr nplis blepet rpparist ~ sr altto III
Butli.wms 3ienelte. 6n cMtiS q radli'
rslia aupit er eueaIsret. BcJnen oil fln'
ots uesnicr @inntibiet Nrule. nadr osn
itfs sr en0aaeret. Srcres tan t~nplsS9es I
Ninndbett on St. Glcuo Seteasr ldnit hrs
x. 0ends @sit 0eccrab.
". M. Slmieicn.
36tf. 9isr.
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Ara Srammen. VI ltuu Der /
bore goos Stoo l~aosootiom / BtIti
unasiiliianc. 8Onturiu bUsr Dag
Ga OF funne ltt fuiiu III al iperes.
buae itnl GHbtn bliss2 Dd u1rits
Tor mlnots % u%lrttlIg opsilgt dor.
r,tninssmano r al Be om emo lnlo
tOmmsn iolU,nts % suoos mso IN
silu ,yOrbOloeu, l'ie ubei1oilg 5ot
niue. miiitr FIN staio. bporu!o o9-
ila nsrts Sillliu9 truss.
@rimltao. eeroas otu - tS,bE
brnoie oon lerstlISe ulptte bu /
Rnrbtoeu. al 3 al S~orobruser an.
or,as Rasmusitns Born, 2 8atlu
paa s % ) Oar og At nosls Waa'
u,otr aammslt Yis,baru ION ben
aIoiis par al III pasie. NJ aloorIIe
Staos p,o al lsat meo en- Gpndmlt'
inalolate. fSaNeum par iommen
hem mto 81 g1o 3e os blpoe talid
6raifsu al ps / Siu,n. bOor Sr
meme par, buorpaa ban par sadst no
3aaIotn for at l9sie al pei.
Wooersn par 9aaet al Spen 9mlo.
ltrlio bapbe Dan enc al 8nlttrn.
pare, h,nns / 5aoucns Croft, %
fanott eli snateials. iom ban "a
ben nnoen BrOp.r / i'm uDioenh,o
bsorbeiotos luotll Dc NJ ben I'll al
eaa al mtb otn ubeloise 6elss, al
3 Slners paa ban rlolie Suts en-,
2aano % , paa Den ouotn bItUe
afl,nots. % ben pnar, Out NJ Club
BET / Ctnsns. iaa ban bllptr bllno
paa bet enc G,s, boorlmob ban Tan
il liot mto Oct onost. Den mlno'
#, at Sernsut blsO oeila ltdott al
Stubett ; mtn minore @rab snn
b 2 onors. Oct par et badrol
Stsb for SorUlortns, Der ere lirrb.
iOmms o. fItteIlss Colt at iaa ?
al line Bern i%anIsrts IsmlGitsos. Of
b. iOr btitanois oil tOmm, I'll al
lice osrpso.
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BorOeorlnger. SuncsO0a Up bar
bsllaiist Oplos,li'n al ct 600 900
8roners 81 Yrocsnis 9oun m,o 10
OARS @ibslOIinsslio til @nlao al
ganooeri % Stolebpgnin0cr lamt
I'll andre on ntliae abtlbsr.
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ga ies psiaa bar eusaeerst ucrl'e
Stsnbulssre, fan sanbsmano pare iiier
a at iaa ncrite 3%nltriptiontr rietia
paaiatte.
ale mine 3no'isb sisres for scn'
taut, 90 iss sr perfor ifdno til at laI'
&c @rapfene biaisere eno uc8en anben.
Orctes VI. Bon erpeetres prompt.
Com relleuoe Agenter bar leg M
Sarlusp Mlusr (&msritaucr) busm
YanosmRno altio meo 8iulo fan
betrO i9 til.
46 y. g. Sansen.
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WnlObrpllap Sen 4hs Wnrls

WHlObrpflap Sen 4hs Warts
iiytos lieIat 'Nliit Se." iorbsu.
par,nbc YrOputirr 3Jbau Ntolai
BctU oa nuiira Wosralsns Srt.
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% bans 9uiiu iplole ian Gage
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q 30 4lr persl i5orpa9ter al
@anrbsn 6lsusbrO paa 5Spn % t.
mere Ger al BauaOaro uso 5lens
eurs. ION ban peo nbsloise On
iiUuoi9bsoU mIittoe situ atlQeu
1864 bOorpeo ban nGiteu table bile
i'm 6ormus.
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SfDree.

Tala 5artOi. Ora be %irani's
an,oritster er Der ousrienot Wasi'
a,o,sn / arihiunsiauo ct / en- tom
sloa. neolagt Brso funoen
Srrb,osn at Ssinsmunoiussm, -
buis Snobolo bsrstter. at clipper
8 Y,psritn Of 8anosiunos SOsn.
fsrer Of Sarteiet "Ysnus" (unioss.
In al qlQsiano } bar taltri ,5Iaii II
or,rbOrc Den 3ois Sunuar b. VI /
Mt Ci,blli, ba 5arteist ait UNDER.
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SiidlOen SOtioeliabcO.

Ia iortot I 6elge 'Narbs W "
iOra,no. Sosud0a,o Y. panim /
Y .5urup ueo " b, III SeIObrplup
mfo nm ilsres puitm "@lmIs pan.
len" IT leot 1890 altial ~ Snts
Oar
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aasjrmansel. Gfer Den l4oe
warts. 3saor Gitsrmiooas blsp
soslsrn Slien Oso Giers Sparebuu,
lrotoati B~anibe9srne. ION 10 life
mar mango. Ia Der ifit snsans brug.
ia sasItbOs, o. tIitOo oO &asi,re
r,u at uere / en- &asiemanpel al ca.
"a zoe 8r. Spao Der Ct bIspeu al
y,ua,us, tance ban itit ieIU Oppius.
bvil,et 10 lite fan oers nOe,t al IN.
Nr,s ousr. naar ban ingsn &asicbos
ierts.
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2Os fore zieu. gris roricirtt btflei
imlfl Sm1i3 tun 80 Gents.
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5obauelon ! %SeHnbuaa / salmar
zen er Tor Grut'miGb i 9lmsltcn
BENT I'll ucsIuifdis ina nj gmb,os
Tor ct Sloetum Of 6 Maaneotr.
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TN Sngibusiauge ION piiniOnnr.
q CANNED Mano. Der bsnnor
poriens 5uatbus for Zoe Sana be
aaa,t 5pDul os 8scrastri % bar ,
Oar hlbl9s Of nm StranctIo. ifai
otter Il 6orlposues / "3OTi 6fb.'
ior Ct BAR Gage iosn pare bltpsr
ousrroltst pso Wsoo,lsIie Om at bar
TANNER mso I'M Seiitr ,r Nrulnp
nj en- sapltal paa : WiQ ri, ION
en- Sroosr. Der iom uugt WsnneltI
oros Ill Amsrlfa % blsu YIantd9e.
sier. bar tiisrIabt ma.
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-16

Cur ajObcubapn er Der | 1875
uouauoret 1851 YsriOntr. buorai 2Ss
berie biemms / 9outoitooeu, 224l
oct rurige gauo, sos tom iru SUsr
ria oo 420 ira loIancst iorrslisu
autauet al he fra 9aumart ousy
Gnalano Ill u'ab uopanorcbs WOr
moutr par III Iaulfe 443
Susnitt 235 % Norom0nc 40.
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1(angl og JllegeI.
Gn Snmliug af
6Ortallln9er Sigte YlnOingrr,
NnefOOttr etc.

208 itore SiOer. 4ris portofrit, BET:
tet | mutt Omilag, fun 80 Sets.
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blsp uf Nntr9nsslls mart iaa lDs,
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for SucrmaH0

ptl pcsruasre fcrsl,S peo. At zen er lTattet
/ Il ttaeIremt Srrc1 mte Scrtldrtnaer cper
ale i~urleiits llrtrpt. ilmt ~lellaast AZ en- tre
Sperisltelis al Be Scrsuece Stater acnlt'
tuition. Sylosniu9sr on YclrSlsn. l'aneis
narllie Aenlnllter clp.
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LOVBOG

pars en- rratrif. beipdr,nee " bst 6rdt
intsresilni seoillsr Ter Stlnelnapsy I ams'
rita / ale tRntsltse SlrsliaInSsr, % nens
pUultlrtto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-16
DRY GOODS.

The Perteeilon INC ast 70 . st
ready made with the genuine water waved hair
No lady should without the Perfection going
10 the BALLY the Perfection: you will look charm
ing you going the operaY put the COQuET POM
PADOUR and will appear lovely. Are you going the
reception. put the PoMPADouR FRlPON and you will
appear exqu' With the the co
OF EFT You will look pretty COIFFURES ready made.
of all shades match ady's hair Don't forget
call aud get tie youthful COIFFuRES named aboveony
to found H. GuILMARDs the great arts hardresser
of United S4l broadway between 18th and 18th
ss opposite Wallacks THEATRE notice four figures in
front window.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22
FROM REV. ]. T.. RANKIN, u, ID.

June 10Th, 1879, the Rev. J. +. Rankin.
ID. d., of Washington, ID. c., certified as
follows: IL have known of several persons
who regarded themselves as greatly benefited
and some of them as permanently cured of
diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs
by the medicine prepared by Charles Craig,
of Charlotte, N. Y. have known, too, OF
its use in similar cases by physicians of the
highest character and standing do not
doubt that it has great virtue" In pre-
vious communication to the Congregational
list, DIR. Rankin referred at length to the ben
eficial treatment of a case in his own family,
pronounced Brights Disease by six physi-
clans, with the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
and said ''This treatment | want. in the
interest of humanity, to describe and COM
mend"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22
State News.


VIM. IIallowell of Lewiston. was arrested
Thursday for assault upon his father.
CUMBERLAND.
Stephen Martin of Sebago while riding one
day last week, was thrown from his carriage
and badly hurt. Several ribs cracked and
his lungs injured.
Bridgton Academy contains philosophical
and chemical apparatus to the value of some
four thousand dollars.
Mr.. Fred +. Jones, son of Captain b. w.
Jones, of Portland, has been appointed SUI
perintendent of the New England Transfer
Company with headquarters at New York.
Benjamin Stevens, Jr., the welI-knovp
lumber dealer, who had been sick for about
two weeks and half, died at his residence in
Portland, Thursday morning, of pneumonia.
Captain Daniel Randall, of the American
House, Portland, was attacked by a big New
foundland dog and severely bitten in the leg,
Wednesday.
Col. John s. Thrasher, a native of Port
land, and well-known journalist, died in
Galveston, Texas, Monday.
Messrs. Gibson 4 Waterhouse Of the Preble
House have sold out to Mr. John Lindsay.
former proprietor Of the Fabyan and Ocean
Houses, their lease and furniture. Mr.. Glib
son will remain in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22

Mrs. William Mosher of Pennington,
seventy-eight years of age, has woven two
hundred and sixty-six yards of carpeting, and
nineteen yards of toweling, since last June,
besides doing quite an amount of sewing.
Tuesday, Nov. IS, Horatio Woodcock of
Kingfeld, had every finger on his left hand
taken off by circular saw, while at work IN
Jerusalem MILL
The rails of the Sandy River railroad were
laid into Phillips Wednesday night. Regu-
lar trains commenced running TO Pennington
Thursday morning. The completion of the
road secures the several town loans aggregat-
ing S26, 900, which otherwise would have
expired by limitation Thursday.
HANCOCK.
G.. +. Simpson and l.. J. Johnston. of Sui
livan, have made survey of the properties
of the leading mining companies in that sec
ton. They are to make a large plan of that
region and in due season it will be heliotyped.
A dwelling house and barn on the Wal
than road, near Ellsworth Falls, belonging
to Frank Fletcher, was burned Saturday
night, Nov. 10. Loss $780, which is partly
covered by insurance.
The Castne Packing Company propose to
can beef. They are now canning clans.
LINCOLN.
Mr.. Byron Matthews, the postmaster at
Boothbay is very i'll.
OXFORD.
Daniel w. and Ernest Holden of Sweden,
start next week for Altamonte, Orange Co.,
Florida. where they are to engage in orange
growing and other pursuits of an agreeable
nature.
PENOBsCoT.
There are about fifty vessels now in Ban
gor port.
Officer p +. r. Clark of Bangor. carries
billy made from piece of the old frigate
Constitution 1t is neatly finished with a
whistle in one end.
The Patten Starch factory closed up graf
ing last week. About $4,000 bush
els of potatoes were grated and
il is estimated that there are POO tons OF
starch on hand. The Sherman factory re-
ceived 10000 bushels of potatoes and esti-
mate l75 tons of starch.
Last Sunday Nov, l6. a son of Mr.. John
Corson Of Corinna aged about six years was
kicked in the left temple by horse. He
never recovered Consciousness after receiving
the blow, but died in few hours.
PIscATAoUIs.
+. r. Monroe of Foxcroft, was offered by
New York parties the other day, $1,000 for
two of his trotters, which he refused.
SAGADAHoC.
The ship yards of Bath present a lively
appearance.
SOMERSET
Mr.. Hanson II. Webb, father of Hon. l..
II. Webb. the clerk of courts for Somerset
county, died at his home in St. Adams, Sat
urday night. The deceased was native of
Skowhegan, and was well known throughout
the whole county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22
TONTINE PLAN,

upon the principle of accommodating profits for de-
mite periods, which was first introduced by this Soce
ty, and has been recommended and endorsed by emf
nent experts in Life Insurance, and by leading bust
ness men. FortyFOur per cent. has bee Sarnes and
accumulated on the premiums paid on its Tontne Life
Policies, and forty per cent. on its Tontine Endow-
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So.
cety represent exclusively the interests of the Policy
feel that 1t has strong claims upon public confidence
bee Of the strict ana conservative principles by
which it's various departments are governed. In the
and in the administration of the Society, per-
feet security il given for the future which Is Of great
imports pee to those depending upon their insurance
No Life Insurance COMPANY has sach large annual
transactions as the Equitable; none Is more prom
and just in its dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22
The WONDERFUL
Effects of the Extract OF
CELERY the CHAMOMILE UPON
THE NERVOUS
System and Digestive
Organs
In Curing Especially Sick
Headache,
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness,
Paralysis and Indigestion. and
Preventing
Neuralgia of the Heart and Sud
den Death.

This Preparation Has Won Reputation
Cure md Prevention of These Diseases.
Read the Following Interesting state
ment of This Discovery
Celery has only into public notice within the
last few merry inc, but scenifc Experiments
and experience have prove beyond doubt that II
controls nervous irritation and periodic nervous ana
sick headache TO II marked degree.
But "a combination of the EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAMOMILE, which has been but recently introduced
TO the profession aud the public by myself. has pro-
duced such marvellous results in curing nervousness
and headaches and especially nervous and sick head
aches, neuralgia, indigestion and seeplessness, that
il has excited public attention and newspaper com
Inents and, therefore, give the following inforna-
ton the public to avoid answering hundred, OF let.
tiers of inquiry about them:
Nv Celery and Chamomile Pills, for the cure OF
headaches and ncryo business, are prepared under my
supervision, aud Intended expressly To cure Lead.
aches neuralgia, gestion, sleepessness and nerv
business and will cure any case where no organic dis.
of the brain spinal cord exists Hundrt DIS OF
cases of many years standing have been cured. No
matter how chronic or obstinate the ease may be- II
permanent cure is morally certain. This statement
IL made after years of experience in their use IN the
general practice of medicine.
These pills also valuable for school children
who suffer from nervous headaches, caused by an
of hard brain workers, whose oycr-taxed nervous
centres need repair and ISOLATION, Nervous tremor,
weakness and para ysis being daily curedb these
pills. They correct costveness, but are not purga-
tive.
Directions on each box Price so cents or six box.
filed unless accompanied by the money For sale by
all wholesale and retail druggists. Depot, No lO6
North Eutaw st. Baltimore. Md.
c. W. BENSON, MD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22

Over 500, 900 bottles of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup are sold every season, and thousands
of persons saved from an untimely grave.
The price is % cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22

DR,J,A,S HERM,

2o
In demand Srnansp lsrce time
y
o il
Sherman, the origin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22

dy1 OOO returns In 30 days on 800 invested.
plIUU Official Reports and information free.
Address. I. Potter Wight & Co., Bankers, 30 Wall
ST., N. Y novl9-4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22

OlAuno Stool, Cover and Book only $lI3 TO
IIHVUC $50 Organs ID stops, 3 set Reeds,
Knee Swells, Stool, Book, only avs Rs- Holiday
Newspaper Free. Address Daniel +. Beatty, Wash.
iugton, n. j. Hoyl9Iw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22
100000.

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
leced In different parts OF North America and Europe
furnishing, by this broad field of operations, aa
The assurances are made only on the Mutual Premi-
ums Principal The Surplus are returned annually to
the Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22

c1n'1n o1nnn Invested in Wall street stocks
OIU ~ 9IUUU makes fortunes every month.
Book sent free explaining everything. Address BAN
TER CO., Bankers, II Wall ST., New York.
nov l9.iw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-22

Premiums are received and Losses are paid in cash
only Policies issued payable at the death OF the
Insured, also payable at the end of certain number
ofyeals. Policies are also issued on the
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Cali and soc the FOX
AND OTHER BREECH.LOADING GUNS,
Ar STAFFORD 3 CO.'S GUN STORE.
Augustas Hainos
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Courl. OF Insolvency.

Courts OF Insolvency.
Notice is hereby gwen, fh.r Courts of Jnso,.
~ vency, will be held a The Pre- ba @ Office. in
augusta, on the setonii and fourth Mondsvs IN
othe wise ordered. ''"' '"'A
cy.,,r.ur H. K. BAKER, Judge.
Nov. . is1s. .a-S
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CT Month and expenses guaranteed to Agents.
vi Outfit free. SHAW Co., Augus;a, Me.
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Mr.. Hanson II. Webb, father of Hon. l..
II. Webb, the clerk of courts for Somerset
county, died at his home in st. Adams, Sat
urday night. The deceased was native of
Skowhegan. and was well known throughout
the whole county.
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Assumpsit ON account annexed for t2iO6s Data
OF writ April TO- 1877, reurnable to the August term
1877 Addamnom 800. 'e''
Ira ID. Sturgs is summoned as trustee
f. W. WHITEHoUsE, Atty to PIT.
true copy of the order of court with abstract Of
the writ. "~' vi
oct2st&w3w Attest TWIN. NJ. sTRATTON C,erk
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IT IS A FACT.

0nLovey Rosebud 20 Motto Chrome Cards, with
Vname, l0cts. NASSAU CARD Co., Nassau, N. Y.
nOv6.iw
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-09-17
THE ECHO GROUND LEASED.
The Terms Of the Lease, and the
Work Already Done.

Messrs. Vandewater and Cromer
have secured lease of part of the
old Echo ground, and began work
there couple of weeks ago. BY the
terms of the lease the lessees obi
gate themselves to pay royalty of
81 so ton on all $50 ore extracted
by them, SO on $25 ore, 81 on $50
ore, and so on. They agree, further,
to vacate the ground at any time, if
requested to do so by the ST. Louis
company, upon the company's pay
ing them fair compensation for
their labor. The gentlemen named
have begun sinking on one of the
feeders of the main ledge, and are
working vigorously. At a depth of
ten feet they struck the ledge or
feeder, and then began an incline in
it. This incline is now down ten
feet, or twenty feet from the surface,
and in vein-matter assaying SIC,
tbree-fourtbs OF which is in gold
and the balance silver. The Echo
ground is now owned by the st.
Louis company.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-09-17
THEJUPITER.OWYHEE AFFAIR
George Daily ana His Subordinatcs
Discharged-The Existence of the
BOdie Miners Union Threatened.

The preliminary examination of
George Daily and others, for the kill
ing of John Golf, in Bodie, few
weeks ago, took place at Bridgeport
last week. The testimony elected
proved conclusively that the Jupiter
mine, of which Daily is Superintend-
emf, was located June 18, 1877, nearly
syear before the Owyhee was located;
that, the evening before the shooting
the Owyhee Jumpers took forcible
possession of the dugout near the
Jupiter ground where Golf was
killed, by ejecting the lawful owner,
a poor miner; that the shooting was
begun by the Owyhee jumpers about
midnight, and continued at intervals
until morning, when the Jupiter men
charged on the dugout and captured
it. Upon this showing DAILY and his
subordinates were discharged from
custody.
The result being a complete vindi-
cation of the course pursued by Mr..
DAILY and his employees, the Bodie
Miners Union had best reconsider,
without delay, its recent action ex-
polling these men from the Union
"forever." They were evidently right
and the Union wrong. This being
the case, that body cannot correct
the wrong any too soon. If the men
are not re-admitted to full member
ship in the Union, they will be put
to work at the Jupiter anyway, and
will thus, in elf.defense, be COM
PEELED to assume an attitude of hos
tility to the Union. About the
nucleus thus formed, all superintend-
ents and others antagonistic to trades
unions will gather. In very short
time they will outnumber the men,
bers of the Union, and the ultimate
destruction of that body will then
become question of few months
time.