Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-02

euBu&6o enOp ou0 SET Nd OIeos u1dAiuk
business. A number of ladies called and
peared all right On Monday she hired one
Of Fred Moulton's best teams to 90 to Lisbon
The team was seen that day near Lewiston.
but since that time no information can be OBJ
tanned of woman or team.
In the boot and shoe trade there 10 steady
falling of of new orders, and nth this month
the season will be virtually over. Some fac
tories have discharged their cutters, and the
bottomers are now near the end of their
work.
George knights, the Poland murderer,
completed the twenty fifth year of his incar
ceration in the Maine State Prison. Wednes-
day. he having been committed to that insti-
tuition September 27th, 1857.
CUMBERLAND.
Brunswick citizens, owing to the numerous
thefts there recently, are talking about organ
izing a vigilance committee.
The Herald says a French woman in Bruins
wick, who was obliged to use morphine, took
an overdose one evening last week. and the
following morning was found dead from the
effects Of it.
Rev. J. H. Sawyer, who is residing at Scar
boro Corner. and preaching to the Universe
list society at that place, claims to having
lie schools of Maine than any teacher now
living.
Three BOYS we're fined so and costs each
in Brunswick, Monday, for stealing from
Ridley & Son of that place.
wooden building, corner of Park and
York strt cts, Portland owned, and occupied
by X. +. Bucknam, his grocery and provision
store being on first floor, and dwelling In up
per portion, was partially destroyed by fire
Saturday morning. Loss fully covered BY
insurance.
The Press says: "Hugh Gallagher, of
Cape Elizabeth. met q young man in the
city, Monday. who was in needy circum-
stances. MIR. Gallagher took him home and
gave him his supper and bed in the same
room as himself. During the night the chap
absconded with S26 which he had taken from
Mr.. Gallagher's trousers pocket"
KENNEBEC.
The farmers from South China have hauled
their sweet corn to the factory at VassalborO,
and have had on an average about twO-thirds
of crop.
KNOX.
Hon. Thompson H. Murch of Rockland
has been offered the position of editor-in-
chief of the Albany Evening Union, daily
paper having 10000 circulation and published
in the interest of the labor cause. Mr.
Nnr,b has not vet decided to accent. but ia
ouite likely TO do so.
T,ScorS
NJ, .;. :. .b .oo.,s
clarion for the county of Lincoln. will he
held in WaldObOro the 18th and 18th of Oc-
tober. These associations nearly correspond
to the teachers institutes of former years,
and are under the general supervision of Mr..
Luce the State superintendent Of public
schools.
Mr.. James A. Eaton died suddenly at Wis
casset Thursday evening last.
PEyoBscor.
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of tho foam stolen from Milo the other night
found the horse turned out in pasture some
eight miles from Lincoln, but the buggy and
harness are not found as yet.
The f. & n. A. Railway at twelve o'clock
Saturday night passed into the control of the
Maine Central Railroad, under the terms Of
the recent lease.
Sangerville man has in his possession q
u pound cannon ball, which the British fired
near Bucksport in the war of 1915.
P,scArAouIs.
I'll. po., T.. IS
ne ~, o. ... 80 ~
h., soma nnknown ner.o. Who hurled . largo
stone at him striking him hard in the side
1t is surmised that some enemy Of the
attorney who was prosecuted at the late term
of court had hand in the outrage.
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,h lug r; o thot o,,r.c,ed attention was
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WASHINGTON.
As Susie E., child of Addison and Mary
Hodyk ms. of Steuben, aged six years, was re-
turning from school across pasture the 18th
inst, her clothing caught fire from burning
brush, Immediately started on run for home,