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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03

METROPOLITAN SAYINGS BANK,
vi NOS. AND THIRD.AYENUE.
FIFTY THIRD DIVIDEND

FIFTY THIRD DIVIDEND
New York Dec. 81. 1879.
INTEREST Attic RATE OF FIVE PER CENT per
annum on ums under and at the rate OF Tour
Per Cent an amounts 900, which have remained on
deposit six months ending January j.
1850. VIII De paid according TO the bylaws ON wednesday,
Jan. ~.
and interest from Ian. l.
DFPosTTS made on or before the 10th OF January will
draw intercst from Jan. /. CuAS l.. TIFFANY
r. \ CoyKIfy. secretary President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03
5aIes By Aurtion.

GOVERNMENT SALE of LIVE OAK
NJ TIMbER.-seyen thousand thres hundred and fcftrs
tres cubic feet Timber stored the wharf,
OF A. soary the CITY OF Jackeonyiie Fla VII be sold on
The the highest bidder for cash. on SATURDAY,
January "a 1880 IL O'Clock This timber presents 70
shipbdcSs and Of ship yards nne oppettupity fos
Investment. H. upkhiNo, Soa~ctoss
jacksonville, Fla, jan ., 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03
EUROPEAN F1NANcfAL MARKETS.

The imports of dry goods for the week ending to-
day were 81, 3s1 ass, and the amount marketed
Sl,353,077.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03
Go nhom it Sian Concern

XVANTED.-Inf Information of the heirs Of Cap.
w tain JAMES SMITH, deceased NORWEGIAN Oy
Clflst 20 Liverpool ana New
York CITY between 1910 aad lsi5 was married In New,
York 10 an irish woman California in man
steamer In ls49 leaving wife and two sons wo u .inx
NAV something 20 their b addressing WIN
proofs OF their Identity. h. w HlLLEu 49,,
Martinez, Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03
GERMAN SAyIyGs BANK IN THE CITY OF NEw.YORK,)
AVE. AND ltTHsT.

GILMAN SAYlNGa BANK N IHt OII1 OF NEW' lVAh
con. am AVE. AID llTHsE -
NEW-l DIX. Dec. 10. 1879
rTHE Board Of Trustees OF the GERMAN
q SAVINGS BANK declared tho FORTY
FIRST SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND 10 DrpositoIs en-.
Tilted thereto under tho bylaws at the rate OF
FIVE t5 PER CENT per annum Of % and not cN
coed ng 500 and AZ the OF FOUR "a PER CENT per
not exceeding &5OOO-payaDe on ana
after January 20 1850
drt ,ntersst nom January Deposits before
JANUARY TO- win draw interest from j January l. .
' " PHILIP BISSINGER President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03

The cable reports the London markets as strong.
Consos are quoted at 9Tll6 for both money and ac-
count. showing advances since Wednesday OF g tor
money and lie for account United States . ana
per cents are each ls lower at 1868 and 1O6l4 re-
speotvely, but the 4l2 per cents are Is higher at
1905. American railway securities generally are
up; Erie from 43os to 44Sl, preferred STOCK
steady ut 72l2, second cOnsOls up y at
0oiQ aud funded IS q higher at S4l2;
nliDOls Central rose from 102 70 1O3, aud
declining from 37l2 to 37li. The Governors of the
Bank OF England, OF their weekly meeting yesteI-
day, made change IN the rate OF discount ana III
for discount of bankers three months bills in the
open market. During the week the bank gained
f177,0O0 bullion, but its proportion OF reserve 10
week ago to 39ls per cent. In Paris, French 3 per
cents are quoted at S1.55@Sl25, against 81 10
Wednesday. The Bank of France reports a loss for
the week Of . .2S5 900 francs specie. . ,
The gross earnings of the Mobile and ONO Kali-
road orn ,1nopfpd as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03
Gapines Banks.
INCUR A. BUNCE. Secretary.
SAYINGS INSTITUTION,

4 No. 80 Warren-st.. New York January ], 1880.
THE BOARD Of DIXIE. TORS have ordered INTEREST
10 bo PAL on an which have remained ON deposit
for three ana six months ending January 1880 at the rate
Of FIVE PER CENT p Il ANNUM on all amounts OF
900 and under ana the Of FOUR PER CEN on
the Of $1,000 PAYABLE on and art January w. eV
Interest not Withdrawn will be credited principal ana
draw Interest January 1880 Deposits made on or
before January TO- wiz draw interest from January $50
JOHN CASTREE President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03
Business Chances.

TOR SALE-An interest in well estab-
lshe manufacturing business requirngfi 1000 capital
Address q. W r., Minneapolis, MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03

The above does not include payments made on ac-
count of the interest principal Of the public debt
OF the United States.
The foreign exchanges continue dull but the rates
ORG nm ~, hnsis of the following quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03

no THE HOLDERS OF THE INDIANA
j CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANPS IbN PER
CENT BONDS secured under mortgage OF october l. le00
TO J. r. n. Ismer. tTuat' e. 1890 ..--. ---. "a,
The GATLATIN NATIONAL BAN X Is ready 80 pay OF
on presentation after January l. 1851, he ilN ttk
CENT SECOND MORfGAGE BONDS % the iNDIANA
CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.. aud al coupons thsIeOi mt
turing on or before January J, 1881. ., o.,.,
Holders may, Il they please present me same ~
ISELIN * co. ~ walls In pursuance o. the previous
advertisements they viii be there paid II - Presented
Interest these bonds VIII cease after Jantiy ~
3. If. STEVEN, Cashier
New.York. December 30, 1879.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18
Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Fifteen hundred men are patrolng through
Basutoland, South Africa.
OF ~ persons lost in Foord pit Stellarton,
10 were married.
The grand jury in New York is consider
ing the Chinese letter case. Testimony is
being taken up.
leak has taken place in the north section
of Lachinc canal, and 300 men are tempo
rarily thrown out of employment.
Narragansett Hotel, Providence has been
sold at auction for S32, 900.
/. Sir Edward Thornton, British minister at
Washington, and family, were among the
passengers by the Bothnia from Liverpool.
Cold weather is reported from the west. At
Cheyenne, &c below; Denver, below
North Platte, below St. Louis, IA above
Chicago, - above.
\ large. unknown steamer is lost off St.
Gowan's Head, south coast of Wales. All
hands lost.
Floods are causing much damage in Der
byshirc, Warw ckshirc, Nottnghamsh and
Worcestershire.
The heats in the international regatta will
be rowcd at l.20, 30 and go T. NJ. to-day.
IIanlon has Withdrawn.
\ landlord owning an extensive estate in
County Cork has been shot.
The cases of justices indicted for not put
ting negroes on juries, were all mol pressed
at Danyille, Va.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

ne following officers were installed at
regular meeting of Capital Lodge, No. 1ss
I nf ~ -|N-
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Good Templars.

Inns prominent temperance organization is
becoming widely extended in Maine and is
doing grand work for the cause. There are
now 2S5 subordinate Lodges in the State
with ever 10000 members The Grand
Council, which is their executive committee.
met at Portland, Tuesday and transacted a
large amount Of business peculiar to the
Order. The following officers of the Grand
Lodge now constitute the Council:
G. w. c. TT r. Simonton. Camden.
u. w. V. T.-Mrs. ]. A. Hodgdor, Water
Vile
G. w. Secretary-G. f. Bracket, Belfast.
q. w. Treasurer-H. III. Burbank, Saco.
the office of G. w. Councillor is vacant
and will probably not be filled until the an
nual session of the Grand Lodge in April.
Measures were taken at the session to push
forward the work aggressively during the
coming season through the organization of
new Lodges and the building up of old ones.
The State of Maine is now the fifth in order
of Grand Lodges in the world as regards
membership. Il. X. Simonton. Esq, of
Camden, is the head of the Order, and is now
dcvoting portion Of his time to lecturing for
its advancement. Any correspondence or
particulars in regard to the Order will be
freely given on application to the Secretary,
Mr. Bracket, at Belfast
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LATEST BY MAIL.

~
III, s', ,. , W. Vi no>.o" "'
,aieo o''iiuihs ws,n S'."''t sa
'ss "'su'' n'"' iioi' ""'e, 'e MI ''..
steamer gong across "'i '' "'.,. -. P"
s'tS U" '"e He"Poi' "ete "'h"''
look into the matter, and report TO the proper
authorities upon the alleged recklessness of
the pilots of the CITY of Boston.
~, IN,
luz su"'"vl" eNo''us IL "o' Wv e"'eu' ~"
p's'"a hei anu ga. '"a' " NV '",'". NJ
10 >e"u ioo'o'' oi"cAs my Nov "eN'o" VI
saniHatiohs 10 Proi"o'c '"e '""Ne""e". "'e
neihs 'or'"e" III nearly every so"''e'"
otate'
A generous gentleman rejoicing in the
election of Gen. Garfield. presented to the
AMERICAN noar" VI r"',is" mi>s,o"S' :"
seSsio" at poS'','' @-'o'o' ""' .,,"S'u " ~
ms name or auuress' ana qu'e'! i'io'. ,
the commit'ee una, ne wouio ot one oi my
10 i'aNe 'ree-"N' "''ii'S y. S'uovy " ',.e
society, III we" oi Tue Soou res"''S ''Ne'y W
'o''o" "e''' val NV" '''''''"
A construction train on the Dallas &
Wichita railway went through bridge Mon
dav evening. wounding thirteen laborers,
'hree Oh "ho'h '''o o'eu up l" ''s' "'''""'s'
An old man named Morrison of Wakefield,
Mass. carpenter by trade, was taken before
the district court in Maiden, Tuesday, and
held in $500 bail for trial, "Wednesday, on
the charge of attempting to outrage MARY
Gowell, the seven-yeT-old daughter ot John
Gowcil
. ioor,,;o f,rc,r, h,s hoo,.Hsc,v-
oraa Irs, bc,nro ,he ciosc of tho camnai,n
an anne,I to soldiers IN vote for General
Uonrncl nurnor,iny 70 have bcen stoned bv
Generals Mcclellan. Slocum, Franklin. Badly
Smith and about 80 others, was scattered
broadcast from New York. A letter has been
received in Washington from one of the best
known and most highly respected officers of
the late war, saving that he never saw OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18
A CARD FROM GUPPY & KINsMAN.

We are constantly asked why and How"
we sell drugs, medicines, proprietary articles.
in fact everything we have at such extremely
low prices. We answer with the following
reasons: First-We know that by selling at
the lowest possible prices we inrrease our
business. and make more money than we
should by charging full prices, thereby saw
ing our customers 80 per cent. and making
rsore 800 by keeping their trade. Second
Thousands of people often are unable to obtain
actually necessary medicines, on account of
the enormous prices generally charged. We
certainly benefit them. In short we believe
in large sales AMI small profits In con-
clusion we would assure the public that
everything we offer is genuine. of the best,
and exactly as represented, irrespective OF
price. GurPY kINsMAN.
Winthrop street and Quinby block. Water
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18
winthrop Locals.

The bodies of the two men drowned in the
lower pond have been recovered by MIR.
Flovd. a professional diver, of Portland, and
the spiritualists are not happy. Several had
been consulted and they all told just where
the bodies were and no mistake, but they hit
wide of the mark and when found the bodies
were net within one half a mile of where the
mediums said they were. BY the way. the
curious submarine dress of the diver
attracted a great deal as attention, and as
MANY as 500 people were present on the
shore of the pond to witness the operations
The first exhibition ola submarine orwas
given in Winthrop about half of century
400 by native of Winthrop, Mr.. Norcross,
who was the inventor of it. 1t attracted
great deal of attention mt the time full ac-
count of which appeared in the Name
Farmer. then printed in this town: Mr.
Norcross afterwards exhibited it in Boston
Harbor. and very soon after 1t came lnIo
General use.-Quarterly Conference OF NJ. f.
church. occurred Sunday. PREACHING o!
nresid;nr elder. Schools closed last week
There will be two weeks vacation; the VIII
tor form will be of eight weeks Duration
Mr. Henry Jackson (colored) lately admit
;.d IN nractice law has entered into that pro-
fassion bere.-M f. II. Fosters daugnter'
,h,rteen wears of age. recently died OF dlph-
,her;a.-Mrs. J. NJ Metcalf has removed 10
Wontana.-Mr Fred II. Metcaif mas re-
moved to St. Cloud, MINI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18
Unexpended Appropriations.

Second Auditor Ferris, in his report to the
Secretary of the Treasury, shows the follow
ing balances remaining from appropriations ::
War department, Sl,7S4 1863: Indians, ST.
455, us. A statement of expenditures on ac-
count of the war of the rebellion shows
disbursements up to June 80, 1879, of
SI,55S 1873, 343. Mr.. Ferris invites attention
to the urgent necessity of Congressional ac-
ton in the matter of claims of colored
soldiers and their heirs. The fourth auditor
shows an unexpended balance of naval APP
preparations of 81 ,196,5S1.
National Grange r. of ii.
National Grange Patrons of Husbandry
met in annual session to-day. all States be-
ing represented. Mr. Saunders of the
agricultural department delivered an address
of welcome, which was responded to in be-
half of the grange by Col. Putnam Dar'len of
Mississippi Prof. Woodman delivered the
annual address, reviewing the work done and
progress made during the year. Annual re-
ports of secretary and treasurer viii be pre-
scented tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

Inc Ladies' Social Aid of the w,n,h,on
s'feet universalist society will hold their
~ s' s'e'ao'e OF the autumn in the vestry of
'ne church. this Thursday evening. A
- supper VIII be served from seven to
eish' O'Clock All members of the nar;sb
'' requested to contribute to the supper and
10 De present, as report of the building
committee will be given, and the vestrv will
Ut presented to the executive committee after
partaking of the sumner
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BOwdOIn College Notes.

The following are the officers of the Sophie
more class, elected for the coming year
Presidential. f. Austin.
Vice President-C. A. Corlss.
Marsial-W. J. Collins.
Secretary and Treasurer-II. f. Snow.
Eulogist-G. B. Swan.
Eegist w S. Pearson.
Panegyrist-F. j. Day, Jr.
Odist-J. +. Waterman.
Historian-W. c. Winter.
Committee of Arrangcments-B. Sewall
J. B. Reed, II. l.. Allen.
The class voted to hold the customary
burial of Analytcs at the close of the Sopho-
more year.
Work on Memorial Hall has not been COM
menccd as vet. At recent inspection
by architects, it was found that the
construction of the building as far
rs it has been carried is very weak and
deficient This will obviate the necessity of
constructing an inner wall of brick, through
out: and will increase the amount set for
finishing the building by 81 900. even 81,
600. Mrs. Stone. however, has kindly re-
sponded to this additional want, and bids the
committee 90 on with their work.
1t is reported that the money necessary for
the building of new gymnasium will be
forthcoming when required. 1t is proposed
20 erect building at n cost of ten or twelve
thousand dollars, and supply it with all the
modern improvements and cOnveniences.
President Chamberlain is at present in New
York, having gone to testify in the General
Warren Court of Inquiry.
Thank giving recess will occur from
Wednesday the oath. to the following Mon
day. A majority of the students will spend
this time at their homes.
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Great Bargains
Gardiner Local News.

Wednesday forenoon Mr.. Charles Barker,
an employee in Smith Bros steam bakery,
met with painful accident. While at work
on cracker machine he accidentally caught
his left hand between the rollers and jjammed
it very badly. The flesh between the second
and third joints is torn and swollen-a bad
looking hand. DIR. Plimpton dressed it and
pronounced no bones broken. But it will be
some time, probably, before he will use it
again.
Mr.. John Hughes, our popular music deal
er, has removed his goods from his old store,
and is now occupying the vacant one in the
Milliken block. This is one of the finest
stores in the city-a vast improvement on his
former place of business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18
MINNESOTA.
Deaths by the Insane ASYLUM Fire.

Sr. PAUL. November Il. Congressman
Strait, president of the board OF trustees of
st. Peters asylum, telegraphed at midnight
that the dead will not exceed ten. Another
correspondent estimates the number from ten
to fifteen. Inmates are being returned to
their homes.
Examination of patients is now complete.
1t is found that 800 are missing but of these
only six are known to be dead The number
of dead may he increased by freezing. All
records of patients in the male department
were lost, necessitating personal Identification
of over 800 patients.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18
BY TELEGRAPH,
ASSOCIATED Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE.
A Reckless PiIo, Cause. . Co,,;.,o,

Reckless Pilot Causes Collision.
PORTLAND, November IL. Steamer John
Brooks run into schooner Little Katie OF
Cape Porpoise, of Cape Light, on her pas
sage out tonight. The man at the helm OF
the schooner, tried to cross the steamer
bow, although warned by the captain of the
steamer. Schooner lost mainsail, part of
Jlbboom, and stove in her side. The steamer
was slightly damaged in the bow and returned
to her wharf and will go into the dry dock
The schooner got into the harbor safely.
Passengers on the steamer took the Pullman
train for Boston. The steamer will 60 on
her route again FRIDAY night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18
fairs at FOOrd Pit.

NEW GLASGOW, November II. There is a
decided Improvement in affairs at the pit to-
day Water was let into the mine at o'clock
this morning, and there is now much
smaller amount of vapor issuing from the
shafts mostly steam, so that the water must
have control of the fire. An inquest on the
remains of one of the victims commenced be-
fore a coroner to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18
Local anu State Mus.

Thursday, November 10, 1880.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

The Emma Mine.

SALT LAKE. November II. On the ground
that the present workings of the Emma Mine
Co. in Little Cottonwood, are as alleged
outside of its patent line and within patented
mining claims known the Cincinnati
group, application is made for an order of
court restraining them from continuing work.
hearing will be had November Goth
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Suit Against POstmasters.

Suit Against POstmasters.
c. C. Campbell, who obtained judgment
against the postmaster of this city for in
fringing on his cancelling stamp, has begun
suits against postmasters of other cities. In
the suit against the postmaster of New York.
the L. S. Circuit court awarded 1868 200
damages and the case has been carried to the
L. :. Supreme court SO confident of the
result, however, is the plaintiff, that the
above suits have been begun, and his inten-
ton is to bring action against every post
office in the United States in which the patent
has been infringed.
COunterfeiter Escapes.
Geo. Giles, a convicted cOunterfeiter,
escaped from a deputy marshal to-day, by
throwing red pepper into the officers eyes.
Meeting of HOrsemen.
National Association of Trotting Horse
Drivers held their third annual convention
to-day.
Fleeing FOrger Caught.
Samuel McFadden, alias Robert Boyden,
wanted for $4,000 forgery in Ireland. was
held for examination His extradition is de-
manded by the British consul.
Malicious Report.
Official inquiry into the report that the fog
signal at Beaver Tai was not heard on the
night of the Rhode Island disaster, shows that
there was not even foundation for such a
rumor.
Tramps Killed.
PoUGIIKEEPsIE. November Il. An engine
coming north killed two supposed tramPs
near here.
Worlds Fair.
The Worlds Fair executive committee
passed a resolution this afternoon that the
city and State authorities should allow a
portion of Central Park to be used for said
exhibition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

The autumn session of the Kennebec Dis
trct Lodge of Good Templars was held at
waterville last week, with Waterville Lodge
No. 81, and proved a pleasant and enjoyable
occasion. Ten Lodges were represented by
delegates present. There are twenty-five
live working lodges in the county, and the
general report of the Order and the cause of
temperance was good. The Grand Secretary,
Mr.. Bracket, of Belfast was present at the
session. picnic dinner and lunch was fur
nshed visiting members at the town hall,
and all went away with fixed belief that the
lady members OF Waterville Lodge know how
to prepare good dinner and that their Gown
isa pleasant place in which to hold the Dis
trict Lodge
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Frauds Exposed.

CINCINNATI, November Il. The post
master general has ordered the postmaster
here to refuse payment of money orders and
delivery of letters addressed TO Byron IL.
Rabb and others, proprietors Of Singapore
Tobacco Co, THE American and European
Secret Service Co." "The Monitor Lamp
Co., 1.-The Inino Co." and other enterprises
extensively advertised.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

The E. N. A. Railway Company have
completed new turn table at Augusta
Bangor Wing.
Our esteemed Bangor contemporary is
slightly off its base. No such turn table has
been built in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

The Governor and Council Secretary of
State Chadbourne, Deputy Secretary Smith,
Adutant General Beal. and other gentlemen,
20 to the Riverside farm, Baldwin, to-mor-
P Mattocks.
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don't take anv of the quack rostrums' as 'nes
are regimental to the human cisteIh 1u. pr,
YOUR trust in Hop Bitters' wmcn WI, nS iu all
general dilapidation, costiVe haoi.s CIV, a
eo,. extact of tripod fever. They are the
So ',ius yuun, of medicines. -Boston Gio'e'
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In yesterdays Home Journal, hi morrell
characterizes our account of DIR. James Da
Wis, the Druidic doctor, as highly imaginary.
We obtained our information from a postal
card sent us by the Doctor himself The
address. Perhaps we may have duel to re-
port.
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New York stock Market.
California Mining SHOCKS.

SAN Francisco. November L..
III, ,f,sipr AZ
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opened strong and In early dealings advanced to
81, Nashville Chattanooga. Ohio Mississippi
Quincy, Reading, Alton and Terre Hsute leading
the upward movement. Speculation was buoyant
until shortly before the close when reactions of to
u were recorded, shares most prominent in advance
early in the day showing the greatest decline In
final dealings the market strong and part of the
downward reaction was recovered.
Transactions, zoo shares.
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Governor Davis has made the following
nominations William II. Libby. Augusta
Ephraim Flint, Dover; Moses Emery, Saco !;
Henry b. Darling, Bluehill; William T..
PEBBLE. Cranberry Isles, Justices of the
Peace. Theodore Lincoln, Dennysville,
Taxdermist. Herbert NJ Sylvester, Notary
Public. j. w. Patterson, Bucksport, Cor
oner. J. SWEET Rowe, Bangor, Dedimus
Justice.
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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.
A little SOZODONT be sure
Will make all balmy. bright and pure.