Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-03-12

Local ano State Mus.
Friday, March l2, 1880.
~R.w. FILES. ESQ. Of Unity. d agent for tn,
x.seSec journal.
psv r. E. Small of Brunswick will sup.
=, the First Baptist pulpit on Sunday.
Won will find good assortment Of nice
,,e,h fish at Central Fish Market.
There was musicale At. Mrs. Elias Mill.
..,,. on Western Avenue, last evening.
Rev. Mr.. Tilden lectures in Skowhegan,
,o-,;ght and on the 18th will deliver his lee.
ure at Hartland.
Nv. Monroe, Of Garcelon's council, will
.oon depart for the West to enter upon bust.
ness speculations.
", Frank Severance has sold his bay
.,.llion. which he purchased last spring of
,he Jacobs estate in Skowhegan, to New
yo,k parties for $500.
We we're shown to-day piece Of ore from
the Palermo Mining Company's Shaft, con-
mining Galena, which is very encouraging
~ the owners of the mine.
The dance at the Augusta House this eve-
ming has been abandoned. Mr.. Milliken
eou,emplates giving reception to his guests
,ometime next week.
Regular meeting of Seth Williams Post,
No. 10, Department of Maine. G. A. R., this
Friday evening, at a o'clock. Business of
Importance.
The White Investigating committee will be
ready to report the first Of the week. There
will probably be majority and minority re-
mort. and the House will probably have
another long debate as to which they shall ac-
cept.
The fair and festival at Waverly hall last
evening, drew a good audience and the en-
,ertainment was very pleasing. This evening
the young people of the society will furnish
the entertainment, which will doubtless be
thoroughly enjoyable.
Ellis Church, aged fifteen, the Oldest son
Of John Church, of this city, was injured
Friday by falling timber. Both bones Of
the leg were broken below the knee and the
ankle joint displaced. The boy suffers in
tense pain but is doing as we'll as could be
expected.
List of patents issued to Maine Inventors
for the week ending March Q, furnished by
S. W. Bates, Solicitor Of Patents, Water
vile:
225,3s3. Orrin p. Howe, Augusta, "Win-
dow Screen
Bowdoinham correspondent writes: Mr..
T. w. Larabee who was intending to put up
from 1000 to 10000 tons of ice here. was
obliged to give it up on account of the thin
ness of the ice. We understand that he is
going to try his luck at Hallowell.-A. +.
Brann, who went to Leadville, Col. last sum-
mer to work for I.afe Marston, returned home
Tuesday night
Prince Albert Sawyer has weakened. One
DAY indurance vile was enough for The legis-
lature defying gentleman from Franklin coun-
ty. lie has signified his readiness to appear
before the Committee on State Seal at .
o'clock this morning. and there answer all
proper questions. We understand that Mr..
Sawyerwishes to appear under protest, (what-
ever he may mean by that but will probably
not be allowed to do SO.
Ex-Gov. Garcelon has telegraphed that he
will appear before the Hale Investigation
Committee this morning. In response to Mr..
Bisbee's letter, giving the parties addressed
chance to appear and vindicate themselves.
F. NJ. Fogg of Auburn has sent that gentle
man voluminous epistle on "foolscap,' the
tenor of which is ''if he comes, he will come
in irons" They don't want you. Frankey,
bad enough for that.
II. A. Brick, of this city. has leased the
Central House, and parties wishing board for
the season can get good accommodations at
low rates; special rates to regular boarders.
This house Is situated in the best part OF the
city, and everything will be done for the well
fare of the boarders. The house is to be
thoroughly renovated. Mr.. Brick will keep
this house in satisfactory manner.
The Augusta House is not only famed for
its ordinary table, but can on occasions turn
out as dainty dinners and suppers as Del
monico. Last evening Ex-Governor Conner
and staff, sat down to repast that old EpS
Gurus himself would have partaken of with
relish prepared by A.. L. Page, the accom-