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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-25
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Suit Against a CITY.

FALL RIVER, November "a, The hearing
of Watappa Reservoir Company and eleven
mill companies against the city of Fall River
for damages sustained by taking of water for
city purposes, opened in this city to-day
Attorney General Marston. f. Rockwo1d
Hoar, and Martin and Jennings for claimants
Thos. II. Stetson, New Bedford, and City
Solicitor Reed for city.
The case was adjourned to the Equitable
building, Boston. Friday evening.
Man Missing.
NORTH ADAMS, November "A. Patrick
Lally, a well-known citizen of Williamstown,
possessed of considerable property, is miss
ing, and there are great fears of his having
been murdered.
Showing in Boston.
BOsToN, November "a. 1t commenced
showing here at midnight, with southeast
wind.
Burned to Death.
Mrs. VIM. c. Bray, aged %, wife of the
superintendent of American Carpet Lining
Co., was horribly and probably fatally
burned to-day. her clothing taking fire from
a kitchen range.
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California Mining stocks.
LATEST BY MAIL.

Plenro-pneumonia, it is said. has broken
out again among the cattle in Virginia, just
across the Potomac from Washington.
Z. T. Barnum was seriously i'll in New
York last week, but is now onvalescent.
Lord Beaconstield's new novel. "Endymi-
on" which will soon appear in London. will
be published in America by Messrs. Harper
4 Brothers. on Friday, Nov. 70.
Ice formed entirely across the Potomac
Tuesday night. There are many winters
when the Potomac at Washington is never
frozen over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-25

New YORK, November -. The grand
jury presented an indictment against O'Brien,
alias Lindsey, for perjury in the Morey let
ter case.
Lindsey plead guilty. He will be sentenced
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literary and social organization called
the Unity Club" has recently been formed
under the auspices of the Unitarian society,
although with the catholicity which charac-
terzes this denomination the membership is
not restricted to Unitarans alone. On Tues
day evening about forty members ofthe Club
met at the residence of Mrs. Eliza Fuller on
Crosby street, and spent the evening in read
ing the Merchant of Venice" punctuating
the exercise with a running fire of comment.
These meetings are to be held periodically
throughout the winter. The next one is to
be held at the residence of Major j. ID. My
rick on Winthrop street, and the author dis
cussed will be Hawthorne.
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rryvrREf- COUN7Y.-In Probate Court al
1.g.sfa, on the second Monday Of Noremoe'
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporting 70 %
~ the last will and testament OF jacob d
Wiley late of Belgrade, in said County. deceased
having been presented for probate: 49,
Or6rnrn. THAT notice thereof be given three
49, .mccessiyrly prior to the second Monday oil
December next, in the Kennebec Journal, = news
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interesteS
,rSv ATTEND at a Court of Probate then to De hed
:, inrmsta and show cause, il any, why the SAID
;nstrument should not be proved, approved and
Slowed as the last will and testament OF the saio
sloMs~ "S H. X. BAKER. Judge.
Attest &c CHARLES HEwINs. Register.
At'es' nov25t lt&w2w
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Fall River Spinners and Weaver

FALL RIVER, Mass, November "A. The
Spinners Union held meeting tonight. but
as a number of the committee were absent
the union was unwilling 10 take definite ac-
ton without hearing from the full committee.
Adjourned for one week.
A special meeting of the weavers will he
held Friday evening, TO receive the reply of
the manufacturers to the weavers' circular.
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NEW YORK.
Perjurer Indicted.

New YORK, November -. The grand
jury presented an indictment against O'Brien,
alias Lindsey, for perjury in the Morey let
ter case.
Lindsey plead guilty. He will be sentenced
Friday.
Banquet to Gen. Grant.
Charles A. Peabody gave banquet to Gen.
Grant at the Union League last night. Ex-
Gov. Bullock of Massachusetts and Secretary
Evarts were present with fifty others.
Steamer Disabled.
Steamer Bristol was towed in and anchored
off Sandy Hook last night, by steamer Ha-
worth Castle, from New Orleans for Russia.
Cold Weather.
Weather report at sunrise :-Breckenridge,
- below; Duluth, 4; North Platte and St.
Paul, zero: Omaha, 6 above; Chicago, 2S
above; st. Louis. p; Indianapolis, 81
Cincinnati, "a; Cleveland, IL; Pittsburg,
l6: Buffalo, Is.
Forger Arrested.
A writ of habeas corpus has been granted
on behalf of Bowden, the Londonderry mer-
chant and forger.
Sentenced for Life.
Alex Caulfield, who killed Chas Babcock
with an ice pick, was sentenced for life.
Suicide.
Richard J. Scriviner. retired merchant,
committed suicide this afternoon. Insanity.
The Hudson Freezing Up.
PouGHKEEPsIE, November "a. The river
is closed from Albany to Hudson. Steamer
Saratoga which left New York last evening
now lies at Catskill and will not attempt te
go further. Steamer Redfield got through tc
Coxsackie. Steamer Eagle, of the Newburgl
4 Albany line, lies at Athens. Steamer st
John was working her way north through the
ice at s o'clock this morning, between Cats
kill and Hudson. Tugs Leonard and America
with forty canal boats and barges in tow
passed here going south at 10 A. NJ. being
the last Navigation to Albany may be con
sidered closed for the season, unless an un
expected thaw comes.
Snow.
MIpSIGuT.--Fine, driving snow storm, the
first of the season here. Wind east.
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COLLISION OF STEAMERS.
About Two Hundred and Fifty
Persons Perish,

LEeHoRN, Italy, November "a Steamer
Ortigia came in collision this morning with
French steamer Uncle Joseph, near Spezzia.
The Uncle Joseph was so much injured that
she soon sunk. She had 800 persons on
board. only about fifty of whom were saved.
The Ortigia has arrived at Leghorn. having
also been severely damaged. An inquiry
into the causes Of the catastrophe has been
opened
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WISCONSIN,.
rorpcr Get. Five Years in Jail,

LACROSSE, November "a Alpheus Footc,
recently partner of Brick PomerOy in the
Democrat, convicted of forgery, was sem
fenced to five years in the penitentiary, three
days of each year in solitary confinement.
Other charges of forgery and arson were dis
continued.
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BEWARE
5;

THE PATRONS OF rOND'S EXTRACT
are can't ~ ed against the uncertain. strength
less d, cocions off, red to the public As being
equal To ;hi> far famed. Old established remedy
no NOT BE DECEIVED by similarity OF odor
and appearance. These limitations cannot an
anu instance be compared with PONDS En-
TRACT.
THIS GREAT CURATIVE is always Of
steady and uniform character. The extensive
facilities for the manufacture OF PONDS IN
TRACT enable the company TO guarantee tnls
willie the imitator does not produce the same
result twice in succession.
THE TRUE SECRET of the manufacture
PONDS EXTRACT is too well guarded ana
TOO wisely transmitted to escape.
SOMECySCRUPULOU STRADESMEN. ue-
sirous of making larger profit, are IN tne
habit Of stating to their customers WHO ask ior
PONDS EXTRACT that they do not keep II IN
bottles, but have il in bulk os
THIS COMPANY Is Most SOLlCITlOSS
N protect their patrons from this dishonoraoic
trick resorted 10 for the purpose OF paiming
on on the pubIica cheap decoction that cannol
in any WAY compare in purity ana quaiity WIN
this old established n mcdy
S0ME OF OrR FRIENDS are IN the haoit oI
taking old PONDS EXTRACT bottles to the
druggists 10 be reillcd. NO DEALER can re-
MI a bottle with genuine PONDS EAihAIi
except by empiying another bottie, Ill,
THE POyD.S EXTRACT COMPANY VIII
fseI Indebted TO any VINO furnishes them
With the name of any dealer who attempt. 10
..lI them auy article in bulk as PONDS EA-
TRACT. or the same as PONDS EATkACI.
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY,
II West 18th ST., New York.
nov 5ieod&wtf -
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What would the feast of Thanksgiving be
without the turkey? This gallant and gal
linaceous bird has been the browning deli
cacy of the Thanksgiving dinner ever since
the first observance of the day in 1921, when
Governor Bradford of Plymouth, sent out
company for game and Toasted Massasoit and
ninety of his Indians. Considering that this
fowl is indigenous to North America, and
was first carried to England from this con-
tinent in the early part of the sixteenth GEN.
tury, it is singular that it should have re-
ceived the name of Turkey, in which coun'
try it was unknown. In the confused knowi-
edge of the times concerning distant iands'
twas supposed to have originated in Turkey.
franklin thought the wild turkey shouid
have been the emblem of the United States,
being truly indigenous and native bird.
Though exclusively an inhabitant of North
America in its wild state, it has been acch'
mated in most parts of the world, and where
ever known its flesh is highly esteemed.
Three hundred years ago the turkey formed
me usual Christmas fare Of the English farm
ers table. In this country Thanksgiving
would not be itself without turkey on the
table.
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Re.union of New Enclanders,

ATcHIsoS, November 81. The New Eng
landers of this city and county held re-
union to-day. Senator Ingalls, presided.
Addresses were made by Judge Webb, Hon.
W. W. Guthere, Noble l.. Prentiss, Charles
NJ. Her>ty, and Major W. Haskell. An ele =
CANT dinner was served. Old New England
songs we're sung and ball given in the even
ing. About go persons were present. repre-
senting all New England States.
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Snow.

MrpSIGnT.-Fine, driving snow storm, the
first of the season here. Wind east.
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DR.. Harlow gives his annual Superinten-
dents Thanksgiving party at the Insane
Hospital tonight. The evening will be de-
voted to games, music, dancing, etc. This
is exclusively private affair for the amuse-
ment of the patients, for whose benefit the
worthy Doctor is always striving to provide.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
Ereain1 Report.

Ereptp1 Report.
NEW YoRK. November "a.
Money easy at .a6 on call and closed ut II. Prime
mercantile paper 4as. Exchange weak at $50.
4s0i for long and ssals s2 for short. Governments
steady for 6s and So and las lower for 4Is. State
bonds dull. Railroad bonds strong ard active. Stock
market weak in early dealings and prices fell OF to
a. the latter Morris & Essex. At the first board
prices advanced sharply. The upward movement
continued throughout the afternoon, with occasiona
slight reactions, and at the close the highest price,
Of the day were generally current. The improve
ment ranged from to 81, Western Union, st. Paul
Lake Shore, coal shares, Erie, Nashville Chstts
nooga and Quincy leading the advance.
Transactions, So, 600 shares.
Closing bids:
Irnffcd States Sixes isa1 Kres Inx
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Supreme judicial Court.-Judge Ltbbe y
Presiding.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. oath.
This court adjourned without day at noon.
The last case heard was an application of a
allowance of one dollar, which was de-
creed for him to pay for the support of an
illegtimate child at the conclusion of the
original process one year ago. large num-
her of witnesses were examined on both
sides, mainly in the question of ability. The
Judge modified the original decree so far as
to make the amount seventy-ive cents per
week after the first of January next.
To-day ye anciente clerk performs his clos
ing services in this court, and it is also his
birth day, LXVIII.
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A. c. Otis, Esq, Clerk of Courts elect for
Kennebec county, has leased the house cor
ner State and Church streets, of Charles X.
Partridge, Esq, and will remove his family
from Winthrop, in few weeks.
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Maine is to be favored with an episcopal
visit from Bishop Peck of the Methodist
Episcopal church, who proposes to spend
about three weeks in the Conference study
ing men and places. He left Syracuse,N. Y,
Tuesday, and will remain among us till the
middle of December.
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TENNESSEE.
Tramp Commits Murder.

KNOXVILLE. November "a. A stranger,
supposed to be a tramp. has been arrested
and JARED at Rogersville for killing the two .
men found murdered in Hawkins county.
Strong threats are made of lynching
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PENNSYLVANIA.
DIR. Buchanan Found Guilty.

PHILADELPHIA, November ~. ''Dr."
Buchanan. of bogus diploma notoriety,
was found guilty to-day of conspiracy to de-
fraud government of the amount of his bail.
His trial on the other charges CONNIE noes
Tuesday.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Irish Revolution.

| o,har .;,;xo,,, ,,,-, r.. IN -, -. -
$50 g .s:: - ~ VI
49,, 'o' i'"' VI INJURY ~ 'nei' BUSINESS anu
IT.
rana;ro, A,s," VI .ie ioi, W., III ileia.u
me-, E"r.,o uuon su''i'uuns wednesday 10
LONDON, November ~. Secretary Forster
STATES tha' government may, IN anticipation
VI 4 "fiianheh1ary acton tha' would authorize
sueh STEP suspend the habeas corpus and
Fourteen men wer, arrss,ad a, Cor. ,h,s
morning for participation in the Fenian pro-
| cession from which shots were fired. The
police state the shots were directed towards
them.
henneav' landlord near Lough hea,
Wa "ieu III 'hree uii'es last hight, ont NOT
hur,'
Inc tenantry on the estate of Sir j. Bar
, 'r, ."ei' "se"' At /, ipPei"s' !es'er-
Jo,orr,;nad 81 ra,. aan,a;r W, Sn;a,,,,s a,
ra,;or Tn 80, ro,,,;na b ,as nv, 80
position TO receive that. "Neither are We in
a position" said the spokesman, ito violate
the pledges taken members of the land
league" The tenants. thirty in number,
withdrew without paving their rent. This
scene was enacted on nearly every estate in
the west and south. and is running hundreds
t " s','a.i p,oreiH oS"e's' i"'i -"lne new
last week in diffsren, narts Of IrelonJ
The cabinet will he extended 10 admit ord
Derby. Large quantities of arms are stated
to arrive at Dublin daily, and are sent to
All points IN ireland.
Inc nVe persons arrested near Lough kea
f.an' ,'l;ah :, ~ LA s ,:'', :" "uuSe
DISCHARGED
SCUM African war.
The acting Governor of Cape Colony, sum-
marizing the situation, says NO effective
' '"ue W WV
'
me Areeh'i'e iegatioh III TINS CITY ueny
'ha' 'here Is any iounua'ioh ior the "arilke
and Chill
Personal.
Rrpr,x November d The Emn.ror and
Rismarck arc both ranor,ed sor;onsiy I'M
A urettv general feelinp nrevails founded
on the utterauces of the conservative semi
official press, that the authorities are inclined
to wink at if not openly encourage the move.
ment of stemminr the rising tide of Jewish
power a''" '''''uence'
Panama Canal.
PARIS. November "A. The Anglo-Cali-
forn;an bank of San Francisco will act as
agent in issuing Panama canal shares.
Dea'n OF f-a'h'er'
Leon Cognle', the French painter, Is dead,
aged 81.
New Naval station.
owing TO the increasing Importance OF the
.asnI -, Sc ns,,;,; IN. ~. pou'n va 'ne
10, ." y. 80 , WI -, , vi oon
60 " -. aIn p'''' ""''p"'eh "'"' anu
'o"i s"''"'s 'esS
France and the Pope.
There is a grave difficulty between the
rrehch government anu the rope, relative TO
appointments W ''e ''~ vacant '''"oP''es'
Drowned.
The body of Pascal Smith. millionaire
merchant of st. Paul, Mimi, was found off
the Marseiiies coast. lie had been missing
ana Is supposed TO nave drowned himself
Minister Resigns.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next "a Hours
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer. /
Washington, ID. c., November 25,-l a. IN. /
For the New England and Middle States
falling, followed by stationary or rising
barometer; southerly, veering to westerly
winds; higher temperature; partly cloudy oil
cloudy weather, with rain or snow
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CANADA.
Frozen TO Death.

MONTREAL. November 81. The bodies of
three men frozen to death, were seen floating
on blocks of ice in the river yesterday.
Steamer Ashore.
Steamship Ottawa viii be got of. Her
cargo, live stock included, was all jettisoned.
RAN of Lumber Lost.
QUEBEC, November "a. A raft of lumber
worth $40, 900 was lost on Lake st. Peter,
in the late gale.
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MINNESOTA.
Five Men FatalIyIniured,

ST. PAUL, November "a. The accident on
the Hastings & Dakota railroad was at HOP
kins station. bank in process of excava-
ton, fell in while seven men were working
under it, killing instantly Thos. Fitzpatrick.
James Ward, Frank johnson and Perry
Swanson, and fatally injuring o. c. Parsons.
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FIRES.
At COleville. Penn.

BRADFORD. Penn. November "a. Fire
broke ont in a gambling room at Coleville.
ten miles from Bradford this evening, and
before it could be got under control 81
buildings were burned. Structures consumed
include the principal hotel and stores.
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A Cross Baby.

Nothing is so conducive to mans remain
ing bachelor as stopping for one night at the
house of a married friend and being kept
awake for FIVE or six hours by the crying of a
cross baby. All cross and crying babies need
only Hop Bitters to make them well and
smiling Trareiier.
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Rev. W. F. Obear, for twelve years pastor
Of the Congregationalistc church at Newcastle.
has accepted call to the Congregational
church in Winthrop, and will commence his
abors with that parish the first Sabbath in
December
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Amos Abbott & Co., of the Dexter Wool
en- Mills, recently purchased 10000 pounds
Of wool of Kansas parties, and their firm
is one of the smaller ones engaged in wooden
manufacture in that smart village. What a
significance has this fact for Maine sheep
farmers
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morning.

Orchestral rehearsal of Pinafore this
Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock. at
Granite Hall. A full attendance il yerv
mich desired.
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Despair not, neither man nor maid.
Although your mouth has suffered ILL.,
although your teeth are half decayed,
You can still save them, If you Will.
4 little SOZODONT be sure
~ Ill make al balmy, bright and pure.
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Chicago Market.

ChICAgO MHTkGt.
CHICAGO. November "a. Wheat to-day is
weaker. Corn is lower. Pork lower
Heavy Snow.
a heavy snow storm prevailed over central
Illinois to-day. Mississippi river has closed
at Davenport, Rock Island and Muscatine
being the earliest for IS wears.
Coal Famine.
There are fears of coal famine, owing to
sudden and early close of navigation.
Schooner Missing.
Much anxiety is felt here about the safety
of the large three-masted schooner Lizzie a.
Law. which left Buffalo, Nov. 7th, with coal.
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MarrieD.

In Paris, Nov. 20, by Rev. H. c. Estes, -. ~
Z. Turner of Buckfeld
In Portland. Nov 2ist, by Rev. +. r. Adams
Charles Trott of Portland and MISS Flora "A
Matthews of North Wakefield. N. II.
In Falmouth, Nov. 2ist, at "Uncle RandaFs oy
Rev. W. II. Haskell. Franklin Berry and Ida May
Abbott, both Of Deering.
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In accordance with our usual custom, that
the employees Of the Journal may all enjoy a
holiday, no paper will be issued from this
oMce tomorrow.
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JOB PRINTING.

Attic Journal job Office may be found a
scoe supply Of the latest and neatest
III. .,siss of orders Of dances.
W Girays keep ON hand different sizes
4 bvsiness tags.
Hsiting cards furnished and printed for
ss cts. and npUards.
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VIRGINIA.
Sentenced.

DANvILLr, November -. \ colored man
was to-day. sentenced to two years in
prison, for placing distractions on the rail-
road
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In the plentitude Of our thankfulness let
US not forget the union religious services at
the Free Baptist church at 1890 o'clock thi,
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To the person who will return a coach dog which
has lost strayed or been stolen from the premises OF
II. ]. Msher corner Court and Chestnut streets lie
is pup three months old. and answers to the name
OF "Spot." Inquire at ONCE o. s,nssf Man"'ae'"'
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Showing in Boston.
RHODE ISLAND.
Schooner Ashore.

Providence, November "a. Schooner X.
S. Dean, of and for Taunton, for New York
with pig iron, is ashore on Block Ledge and
has filed
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PATENTS.
r. Fl. EDDY.

No. 70 state lst., opposite KiIby, Boston,
Secures Patents In the United States; also In Grea
Britain, France and other foreign countries. Cople
of the claims Of any Patent furnished by remtfing
one dollar. Assignments recorded mt Washington.
No AGENCY in The United States possesses superior ia.
cilifies for obtaining Patents or ascerfdinfag the
Dotenfo1iiify Of ftrenfions
Il. H. EDDY. Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one Of the most capable and
successTm practitioners with whom have had ON.
cial Intercourse.
CHAs MASON, Commissioner Of Patents.
''Tnveptors cannot employ person more trustwor
thv or more capable Of securing for them early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents
BOSTON, October 10, 1870.
RI. EDDY, Eso.,-Dear Sir: you procured for
me- in 1910. my first patent. Since then you have
ted for and advised me In hundreds of cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions. 1
have occasionally employed the best agencies In New
York Philadelphia and Washington, but still give
you almost the whole of my business, in your line
and advise others TO employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, J anuary ]. 1880. ivH
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See notice of IS reward offered in anothe,
column for return of lost dog.
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Notice..

This is to caution all persons against oay,n veS
xnri al 1850 payable two years from date as l TO
fuse to pay the same. rurprvr oCONNER.
China Nov. 22d, 1890.
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Schools in the Village District closed last
evening for the remainder Of the week.
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Lots Of college boys are at home on a short
y,cstions.
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E3ifn.

In West waterville, Nov. 18th. James NJ. Ham,
aged az years.
60 years.
In Portland. Nov. 81, Margaret Jane, wife of Moses
Merrill, IS years and months.
In Portland, Nov q, Joseph. youngest son Of
Jeremiah and Elizabeth Carey, aged years.