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Tho 1rlch Dispensing Gifts Mt Lunches.


The extremely rich arc Just now trying to
outdo c,k'h otl,cr In tho msKnteeuee Of lunches
an,''nncrs. Az Nature rerults ngainet tnt'r1 ttnn
hcGrtnin l1.nhcr1t courses Antl \ i!xcd 1unntity
Ut ft,Mi, tho euptlity VI tho gnrss " catcrcd tn
Hs well tlH their ni,rctftes Accordingly. II tA
inv regarded ns tho proper Thing for MrN. EnDoh
wicn slu ElyEA tlinnrr lul,ctI tn provide frOm
t.f,v tn tiyt prNsents fur ouch Of her guests.
While the HIST cultivated society Will probably
pronounce en'c long ita sentence at tl!rMpnrnvAl
ulMn this rctalrl, td tho s!,Oddy display IT the
lin Fisk nrn, Mt prcscnt tho custom * In vogue.
Mrs. William II. Vanderbilt fow dnys
lilly frlonds. cuch ono Of whaln carried
wurt, placrd about her pinto. The Lunch ctMt
several hul,drtsl dollars, mud wis Of course In thu
highest art Of tho French master nf tho kitchen.
Hsii IN Itself wAA sufficiently complimentary To
tho xllesta. When tlIR presents wGro hGApcd
lpn the favored friends nf the rich mans wife.
they Undo such II monument Of lnnKn'acnnce
th1t far long s'orlodl, tn Alnhllint's Nov York
kt,cIt,ty, Mrs. VRnierb!lts entertainment viii
stand Unsurpassed. yhoso Win lnIrtnkc Of thasu
grind affairs Say tttt they never curry AWAY
light hearts hernlre III tho feeling thAt Iii snl,ie
WHY they arc expected to sln TN much for snclctY
md they nra kceu1y conscious that they casInl
nt1,rl IT.. They woald prefer = Msnticst shAtty
MsiAtr with nn moro III a BnAlvenlf tllHn ton
rtJR8 and II sprtR nf Eeraifltil. Then they could
meet tho very rinIl with ease and entertain shas
with cNlsf,ft, hut tho tn1ncnae pnralu Ut
wUulth sAddcns tho!r socIHl aDliKhta.
, 1880-03-02

Wilt III; ,,na wark. by coasent presented n order,
IL. j. mn ts hl5Sait nlIeEtlng !nat punlic no
IT, IL sn Snberns CT 1s m p'fSs osss % ~ ' o4 p1nas nS
so''t'' streuts, south Of Twelfth.
Tha N1nyor submitted tic following from
W. %,e S,sxs, expss Ai;ks1f.to" ;*f. received by Him.
crucAnO, sinrc,, i. tsso-yhar Str. Tin cam.
,niitcn Ut ihis Associntion rpsuntcd 10 con-
slicr tho question nt Hull, ralrnYo ha 80 rccnn,
r sets IL 's'ass " tSo rivcr rsSf n 'SF H.
ths X n,, o. 'o Ec wntcr ~ fnn sir',g ~ ~
thos cys ns t. 70 ,cyGmt th9 agnnnn,ao M. .!
shcry shol m 1r,trt tMI ~ s1., ~ ntsso nt
Itvrr IN "s,nnrctio,' @ viii, s t1,e ,rs cni'si. "
Tic nhcrt nr ihta COMMUNICATION Is tn hiring
thn s,,1ctt to tho consideration or The Elty AZ
n,,nlsiratlon as fnt'fml ts'gveatlon Iron, 'hls
@Assoc'auo1i. YOURS rCsfHctf!ii!y. r,u.,,,,,.
T. It,, h'soS METH. itIa'I"s' a.. w.,
Il WINS lnltl oyer to no tnkch mp III Ct,in-
m,ftee OF tho Wholo on tho appropriation
Dill n,,., p..,a,, ,,su
r. me spec!a! or'lcrr-,tlc resolutions rep0rtea
ny thn my inS ftnnmec ~ t' II thc rr.ss,ry
mnn Nv tnu tnnIp, o. lllo cs III '1'e ifc'Ss
XII '' 1Snr t@hnn m,nv. III t,o,r noss,on md sn,1
In aa ,"; smG'i IT, p.ai"i, pSi.ri,, III. ta 1" ~.
,ttit ny, ~ MfHt M,.n LII ,t.ita n": ,,h,,t
niig9,,tcM M . mIT si,, ~. ~ r.: rnr,s,
p n",,,cn a ,s",, y s Sva III IL ei,v " ! ~ ts W.
ssssii;SsisrG G !ss,,x dts ssslR Tls ;ss;s' eh!ssl
tc ts a,nnv NV n @ ms hn ssr si'ie" as it1r ~ IN rnn,
,'I.fn' I it th'. n,,nEs,r,nf NJ Xiii }in h..
iicy"i hSth mi wn,1i ssio cr1,,nr,l thcm,scyes IN
~ Xsf!acn: Hniess M ~ ra'I,sai @ aetIo', % Wcfs I,
, y" Nv ,,i' 1,o t,n ,.,,s, 1'l Il, Sn ,Hr,,.,, III
awnv Wimhor ~ ~ 1he ~ KIN w svn. it,r ~ lrst r,,r
rarinu liz rrs,t u wHs f"r % IN" @ to,Ii,cI ~ IL
TSs As IS % t sns Ie G'ts W. i ,n1s 1 ~ aIa
~ tao oIaeEs t IL 1' ~ iai aHi' f .iGMs aGSaM"
could 20 lhpit tiio cxmnjltWses tt, ' nrr cont *
INV, M , III rw ,s,.s ~ i LI ~ s H. t ,
Ills M WAX ~" 10 jJn't brllye Il ranhl @ ie ID ,ipnc
| Ind btsm lrevin,lsiy Recommended liz lii.
Filiar'ce Committee. Ilc thought It wise 10
xeia sSeiss tat t ms fA m y s eet sr sdt to st psr
| Cent limitation. based on tho list i.sstss.
ment of Sll100O, 900 (tlia 0Miy anc It could
J l,c tasetl N'I,on), the city could rntse. by
! Judgments, S9A,0, 600. Adding to this s4tO,-
6On OF urc,lIlillntlpns, mil $IEa,0,u0O which
sources, there wonltl be Il total Of sa,oi,too;;
appropriations ngErrEatlng s2,Ga,otso: Su
Miore, and, IN llis judgment, would I'M! i
r.; h s stre nal'aeo fy ne got @ irHrE a
compeliett 10 appropriate slooGp for p,!tip-
ing-works, at bridgeport 10 purify tho river.
Ard # the resolutions III ,pa;;ss.Nl' The ss!lMs
G rs reanee ranet0PG:sa1fi PGomitec t ths 5 f feson,.
1ucndeti 500, ,00 for Tint purpose. liz
would ntld, smother, Stoo,oM. This, stuall
could hlsO be provided for. 1t was knnwil
TINT Tic figures given III the Controllers re-
ports did not represent thu actual amount of
| Cat, Is ,..1,1.
, 1880-03-02

4 GENTS WANTED-AGEETb CAN MAKE FROM
N w 10 fG day .oliAk thu bost WAtsr ntuF N The
n.atkvt, Ehsc4ga tlaor Manufacturing Co.. ~ Il
HullU.xL
, 1880-03-02

VIRGINIA.
1tlcnMoNn, Va., March l.-Both Houses Of
the General Assembly to-tay passed II bill re-
pealing the M0filtt Belt-Iunch Liquor law
md Yei:sEhllsh1ng n license system 10 gu
Into operation May.
, 1880-03-02

1EIsAL EHIA'TE WANTED
J{TASrEI,-A uESlnESCE on WABASH, MICH.
W iA " 1hdtntlu-av.. north Of TFGnty .1E1t.st-,
II !, Trt1uno Uftco
l{TANTEn-ACliL LANnB, WITH 4 sMAi.l.
W atlrnM Of water as IeaF Tho s!ly ~ russ4ltc,
very cheap. Adirrss W iettGr stntlNR thu number
Ut miles rrir. md 1lac1.-NO other will ToocFe any
KtttutttDH-1,EI " HllAh.AF
, 1880-03-02

Keep tho kidneys hculthy and llnol,str1ictc.l
with Hop Bittrlx, AlId yhu Nged not four sleklgaa
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euNDENsED rELEGaAns.

! c. Robb's tub, pail handle and clctAss pin
factory. At South Stoddard, N. H., vas
burned Monday night. Looss $1,000; unite
sured.
The Chilians are preparing for some move.
ments on the Peruvian coast
The Western Nail Association stop every
nail machine in the West for two weeks
commencing Monday.
Branchville, 5. c., was Get on fire yester-
day. Among many other valuable buildinSs
destroyed was the postodice. Moot Of The
government property was saved.
A resolution to postpone the execution
Of Hamlin, for murder Of State rris0n watch
man Shipman, has been defeated in the Con-
necticut legislature.
The report Of the postoflce commission on
the wells-Fargo ''letter exprcss" business
has called forth strong circumstances fton
the Press of California.
Steamer Scotia has been attached for tl45,.
600 on libel suit, for running down and
sinking Austrian bsrque San Diego.
At Winchester, H., yesterday Joseph
masked men and shot.
Martin Power Of Chicago. insane, shot his
wife and killed himself, yesterday.
The entire Uruguayan minis,ery has re-
signed.
The President Of the Citizens savings bank,
New Orleans, has been acquitted Of appro-
priating funds Of the hank.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Sad Affair in Boston.

Bosrox, March IL. Homer Wellington,
who lately withdrew from the firm of utlcy
{ Bovnton. prominent commission merchants
was arrested to-day at the instance OF his
father-in-law, Mr.. Boynton, who charges him
with various defalca,ions while a member OF
the firm. amounting 10 from $1,000 to $1,000.
and with forgery of notes. He was held in
bail to-day on three charges. For some
months past members of Wcllington's family
have been seriously i'll at various periods. the
disease being called gastric fever by physi-
clans. His infant son died some weeks ago
and lately his wife was taken i'll. Her suspi-
cions were aroused and she saved some cat
meal which her husband prepared for her. 1t
has been analyzed and enough arsenic found
in it TO poison ten persons. and Mrs. yelling
ton owes her life TO the overdose. Detec-
tives state that Weliington's infatua-
iions with another woman was the cause of
the crime. Arsenic was found in his possess
sion when arrested. ard it is stated he has
made full confession. Wellington is about
30 years old and his wife %. His wife's con-
dition at present is somewhat critical, al
though hopes are entertained of her recovery.
Wellington was arraigned in Boston and held
in $40, 900 on charge of forgery, and will be
taken to Cambridge on charge of attempting
to poison his wife. Wellington confessed he
had appropriated money of Utley 4 Boynton
but denies poisoning his family. He
stated friend had bought him some arsenic
to poison a cat, and that he threw away the
balance last December. Detectives at this
point took from Wellington's pocket a two
ounce bottle half full of arsenic.
Shot and Drowned.
John Kenney, aged 10, prisoner Mt Deer
Island, was fired at while attempting to es-
cape by swimming ts-day and sank. 1t is not
known whether he was shot or drowned, as
the body was not recovered.
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His Honor, Omcers White and Jones. six
female women. from ten TO twenty ioafers
and a black-and-tan dog comprised the audi
ence which assembled in the courtroom, yes
teriay morning An air-fighf wood stove
threw out a volume of heat. and the lack
of ventilation made the atmosphere as foul
a it is possible TO conceive The air was
redolent with the odor of bad GIN As the
crown perspired the perfume grew even more
Intense, and one longed to smash . pane of
glass in the window back Of oficer Jones'
head; but consumptive cough from one Of
the women warned US that such proceeding
would not be countenanced- The case was
that Of Con. Collins vs.. Caroline Van Wag-
ner and Maggie Brown. for Larceny Of Sll0.
Both plaintiff and defendants plead their own
cases, after the old English style. One of
the witnesses, John Wares, testified that Con.
Collins was At the rancho at the South End.
where the nest was located, and there asked
him if he could get him s.half pint" Wit
ness said he couldn't. Collins succeeded in
getting ''half pint" and also getting rid of
over 800. The women were adjudged guilty
and bound over to the April term of court.
Caroline couldn't furnish bonds in sum of
$500, and accordingly went to Jail.
suprene Judicial Court-Judge Danforth
Presiding.
WEDNESDAY, March II.
Francis A. Josselyn VS.. Hiram \. Ladd. The
jury were charged and given the case on the
opening of the court. They did not return
during the forenoon. In the afternoon at
three O'Clock. they brought in a verdict for
the plaintiff for S307.si.
No. 35l. John Craig VS.. John S. Craig ct
ais. +. w. Whitehousc for plaintiff; Heath
& Wilson for defendant. Writ of entry to
foreclose a mortgage for breach of condition.
The plaintiff, an aged man, conveyed TO the
his homestead farm of eighty acres
near Coombs' mill in Augusta. August 25th,
1874, and at the same time took back from
them mortgage conditioned for his com
Portable support on the farm during his nat
ural life. The defendant John S., is the
plaintiffs son. and the other defendant AL
vinza W.. his grandson. The old man COM
plains that he was anything but comfortably
supported; on the contrary, that he suffered
for the want of sufficient food and clothing,
and warmth and was treated with neglect, in
suit and abuse. Hence he claims TO regain
possession of his farm. Trial commenced.
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North vassalborO Locals.
Sunday morning Rev. DR.. Butler made the
unwelcome announcement TO his congrega-
ton from the pulpit that he had rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Baptist church.
Two years ago next June, DIR. Butler came
among us, and by his able, earnest and
faithful preaching, his pleasant and un-
assuming manners, he has held together a
large congregation, and won himself hosts of
friends, not only in his own church but among
all classes; he is now ably representing
this town and Windsor in the State
| legislature. Mr.. Butler has received
a unanimous call from the Baptist church
at Hallowell.-Last Tuesday evening at
special meeting of Vassalboro lodge F. and
A. NJ. District Deputy F. A. Smith of Water
vile, made his first official visit, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Geo. Jewell; after witnessing
work in the third degree, brother Smith ex-
pressed himself as being highly pleased with
its correct rendering, and congratulated the
lodge on being so well differed: giving the
secretary a special commentator for the neat
and accurate manner in which the records of
the lodge are kept. This first official visit
from our r. w. brother, will long be remem-
bered BY the members of this lodge: oysters
WY sei's" ~ WV ~
ing MT. Henry ADAMS cierk IN y. W.
Nowell's drug store, came near having a shock
OF paralysis, ne Is no" oet,er ana VIII De al
ms business again IA he" uays, III tlooy
VINO Is Studying medicine win Ut. iiope.ts'
Is attending al tne Drug store.
Chas. Noweii, VINO went soutn 10 aVod the
cold weather. writes nome that MS neaith
has greatly improved. his cough having almost
entirely left him. We trust that Mr.. NOVEL;
VIII return nome 10 MS iahliy anu iriehus
win heai'n ,uity iestored-@oherin na"se'i
Is on the SICK lis. penny co"h"e, 10 ms nouse
an ias. ~eeN.-a J".ehiie ,enP,e Vi or mem
oers was io,'neu III r,ns P.nee ias' "eeN oy
mrs; Hooeuoh Vi ""e,'llie' ,ney meet III
the Metnoulst 'esrry ana are unuer 'ne ulrec-
tion OF the 1000 lemPiars hodge.-Meetihgs
VIII De heid AZ the Methodist Vestfy every
evening TINS week hev. MT. 'inord Oh
Getcheiis corner with others, VIII assist he'.
Mr.. Beaie IN CARVING on the meetings--oh
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xLvI CONGRESS : FIRST SESSION.
Sen ate.
" .r.rNy-.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, March II.
4 bill to remove the political disabilities Of
Roger a. Pryor was passed.
Bill to provide for permanent conscription
for the navy, was referred.
Pending the debate on the coinage bill, the
morning hour expired and the House resumed
the Star route deficiency bill.
The debate was resumed on the amend
ment prohibiting the increase of trips.
A war claim for the property taken by the
United States troops in Georgia, came up in
the discussion, and was laid ASIDE.
A bill authorizing the introduction and use
Of cotton cordage in the navy service was
taken up.
A resolution for special committee to in
vestigate the present method of settling
claims against the United States was referred.
A resolution calling for information in re-
gard to the East River Bridge, as to whether
it is an obstruction to commence, was adopt
ed.
A bill amending laws relating to seizure Of
vessels for breach of revenue laws was re-
ferred.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the deficiency appropriation bill.
Was referred
The was a discussion on the subject Of
public property.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Melikof Commended.

vienna, March IL. General Melikofrs
manner of transacting business at St. Peters
burg gives great satisfaction, by reason of his
promptness and personal attention, added to
the unusual fact that he actually means what
he says. He has secured the cordial coop
Grafton of the municipal authorities, by hav-
ing them consult with him upon measures to
secure protection to society.
TuTko.Greek Boundary.
PARIS, March II. Temps and Pays news.
papers, referring to the declaration by the
Turkish minister of foreign affairs to the
British ambassador at Constanfinople that if
the commission for the settlement Of the
Turko-Greek frontier question be appointed
the porte could not guarantee safety to the
commission, says eff the porte cannot the
powers can protect it, by sending joint es-
cort Of their own forces"
Prospective Marriage.
BERLIN, March IL. There is little reason
to question that Prince William, the eldest
son of the crown prince, will soon be betrothed
to Princess Augusta Victoria, eldest daugh-
ter Of Prince Frederick of Schleswig, not
Princess Caroline Matilde, daughter Of the
Duke Of Scbleswig, as reported.
Concessions by the Pope.
A despatch says that the pope, having made
the concession that the names Of priests ap.
pointed to livipgs are henccfortb to be Off
cially communicated by the bishops to the
secular authorities. peace between Berlin and
the vaticau has become possible. About ! ,0O0
vacant livings will be re-fIIed and some vex.
atious clauses Of the ecclesiastical laws re.
pealed.
Bill Approved.
The committee on the army bill have ap
proved the clause exempting the clergy from
military drill, and adopted the whole bill.
Fire.
LONDON, March II. Stebbin's mill, n
Ramsbottom, is burned. Loss E34 900
Four hundred operatives are thrown ont o
employment
1Tish Distress.
DUBLIN, March II. The distress in Done
gal is increasing. Seventy-three THOUSAND
people are in need Of relief. Two thousan'
| pounds have been sent by the Mansion Hous
committee. The committee has accepted
grant from the Canadian government q
el00, 900. with the stipslaficn hist ~ appll
cation shall ~ deprive ~ = - sseipt6nl
I = = Y - 81 - z
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journsl.l
NAME.
Trot at Fair6cld.

Trot at Fairfield.
WArERvILLE. March IL. \ race for SloC
. side, 3 in ), mile heats, between Gilman's
bay hose and Frank Haselton's Inc, was
trotted on the ice at Fairfield, to-day, and
won BY lno in three straight heats.
Fatal Accident.
GARDINER. March Il. Captain Edward
Morton of Pitts,on was badly injured this
morning by his horse becoming frightened and
crushing him between the load and q tree.
Death ensued in few hours.
The house Of Michael Amman, Farmingdale.
wss damaged by fire this afternoon. about
$500; insured in the .Etna of Hartford. De-
fective flue was the cause.
st. PatricEss Day.
FoRr FAIRFIELD, March IL. ST. Patrick's
day was observed by Catholic services for the
first time in this village.
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We publish this morning the thrtieth an
nual statement of the .Etna Life Insurance
Co. of Hartford, Conn, which will be found
OF interest to insurers. The Hartford Post,
commenting upon it, says
The management of the company has
heen eminently successful from the outset,
out never more so than during the past year.
ms is clearly demonstrated by the interest
account, which shows an income of more than
= per cent on the gross assets of the com
psny at the beginning of 1879. The remark
o' insurance Commissioner Stcdman several
weeks ago, after finishing the examination Of
'ne company as required by law, that 'the
.rtnas assets are Is solid as granite, is sus-
mined IN every respect by the thirtieth an
maj ma statement The policy holders in the
Tina Life have the best of reasons for feel
ing That they are insured in one of the strong
est and most reliable companies in the world"
We commend it to our readers as a COM
pany that can be thoroughly trusted. Mr..
'eorge f. Macomber is the agent for Augusta
And vicinity.
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Ozark Eyed Bette" is the first to greet
US. among the musical visitors commended to
our care by Oliver Ditson & Co. Not a real
"Bettic,'' however, but an agreeable Song
and Chorus, and is accompanied by ''Mallie's
Wish" another Song and Chorus, and a four
part Song, by Charles Mackey and j. b.
Grant. entitled ''What-is the meaning of the
Song" There comes also an easy ''Pink
Waltz" Il melodions March, called Through
the Wood" and the "Primavcra Polka, a
lively, guitar music like piece, by one of the
Spanish Students" Also a wide-awake
number Of DitsonS Musical Record with
six pages of good music, which, with the
reading matter make it an agreeable week
~ paper.
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~ahchester Locals.
MANCHESTER, March IL.

~acnester Locals.
MANCHESTER, March IL.
Our intelligent townsman l. n. Wads-
"oHh, ESQ.,, has secured position as CLERK
unaer the Valuation committee.
NM Ns Henry Wilder and Mrs. Reoecca
sm;aasworth, two of our Oldest inhabitants,
1,eI very suddenly on Wednesday OF last
Mr. Jesse Wood, our enterprising mer-
.iant, Is down sick with the measles. Iney
.e the common kind not the new fangiea
allety instituted by the doughty editor OF
Inc Camden Herald.
before many weeks the pond will oe
=. sear Of ice. As soon as the ice disappears
me perch and the bass begin to deposit
ueir spawn in the coves and meadows adJa-
ssnt 70 the pond. This is the time when nsn
-, I,.ndens should be active, - there are several
Su Offenders in this vicinity, who hardly
I've, ssef let = spring pass without trying their
luck with the net. s.
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range. Porgy, Pogy.
HALLowELL, March 10th, 1880.
"fNrLENEN Il notice in the reports Of the
legislative proceedings, that the name of our
.e''-known fish is is spelled porgie. and that
"e prevailing pronunciation in the discussion
VI 'he bill was pogec. The word is said to
W corruption and abbreviation of the In
s'An mishcuppauog, the plural of mishcup,
A'n m'shecuppi, thick scaled. 1t is spelled
f"ugee' porgy. porgee. pogy, peggy. This
va" eiymology and photography may in
'eres' Your readers.
Tours truly, II. v. Exxoxs.
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Several democratic papers in Maine have
read Henry ingalls,, Esq, who represents
Wiscassct in the Legislature, out of the DEM
ocratic party because he has voted on certain
questions In a manner which does not please
them. The democratic party in Maine is a
strange place for men like Mr.. Ingalls,
RoStoD .T0yyHnI
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Town Elections.

Town Elections.
FARMINGDALE.
Moderator-A. c. Stilphen.
Clerk-Geo. Z. Warren.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of
Poor-George Wheeler, Carleton Blair,
George w. Paul.
Treasurer-A. c. Stilphen.
Collector-F. J. Brookings.
All republicans except Clerk.
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The name of Mr. Goss Of Bath, was acct
aen,iallv omitted from the names of those
who spoke in the House, Tuesday. against
the hill for the scaling down of the indebted
noes of Wiscasset.
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The religious awakening in the Methods
church at Readicld still continues with una
hated interest. Over a hundred have ex-
pressed hope in the Saviour. The work is
increasing in power every week. Mrs. NJ. ].
Clark Of New York is one Of the most sue
ce,sful workers now in the field.
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The report of the committee appointed to
Investigate the alleged bribery of Swan and
Hartman BY Wallace X. White will proba-
H. he nresented to the House this forenoon.
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The testimony before the Hale committee
virtually closed yesterday, and the commit
400 i. now hard at work making up its report.
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The Ladies Social aid of the Augusta par
i.h will meet this evening, at Waverly Hall.
large attendance is earnestly desired Of
members Of the parish and all friends tempo
rarily tarrying in the city. A picnic supper
will he served at o'clock.
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Drs. Brickett and Webster Of this city re-
Gently amputated leg Of Mr.. Lewellyn Cof-
An of Palermo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-18

E.W. Moore, the crayon portrait artist,
v;sbes to give notice that on and after April
10Th the price Of his portraits will be con-
,;derably advanced. He will make all orders
that are given before that date for the same
,,;ce as usual