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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06
Ell siguiente es ell del Senado:

III slgulente es el Gel Oenauo'
eel Senado, por la circunstancia d.
hallarse suspensas las sesiones de las
C6rtes, no ha podido hasta hoy hacel
presentes una vez mas los sentimientoe
de su profunda lealtad hacia V. NJ. cor
motive del terrible atentado que pusc
en- peligro hace pocos dias la preciosa
vida de V. NJ. y la de su excelsa esposa
Rsanudados va los trabajos parla.
mentarios, el Senado ha c1eido necesa-
rio que este fuese ell primero de sus
acuerdos; abriga ell frme convenci-
miento de- que en- ninguna otra OCCASION
con mas iusto motive que ahora es In.
t6rprete de la opinion general del pals
La proverbial fidelidad de la nacior
espanola a GUS legitimos monarcas, es
prenda evidente de la profunda pena
que le produjo la noticia de tan lamen.
table suceso, que hs servido, no obstan.
te. para patentizar de nuevo los senti
mientos de todos los hombres honrados
cualesquiera que sean los partidos poll
ticos a que pertenezcan, que unanimes
condenan el que haya tenido lugar er
nuestra patria.
Dignese V. NJ, la reina su virtuosa
consorte y la real familia aceptar @
mensaje de la afectuosa consideration
que el Senado les ofrece en- este dia
demos gracias al Todopoderoso POI
haber salvado la vida de los Reyes d.
Espana, que no deben dudar de Ia salts
faccion profunda que la alta Camara tie
ne siempre en- hacer notoria la leal adhe
sion que les profesa y la sinceridad d
los votos que hace para que siempre pros
peros numerosos los amos del reinadc
de V. M. redunden a la vez en- provech'
de los pueblos, cuyos destinos les hi
confado la Providencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06
damon de Westphalia en- ElCo!mado.
Allnoneda p1blica.

En- el almacen de les Sres Silva Co. Gale
de Tetuan 81, entrada por la muralla, ell vier-
nes del entrante febrero, las IL A. NJ de
"a cajas VINO champala, i'd. flna i'd, 80 id.
conac, 8 i'd. vermouth, id. licores, lis id. vi
no St Estephe, st Julien, Margaux, Medox
Barsac, Cranes, Sauternes, Cerous, 3 id. jara-
aceitunas. AL Gltimo mejor postor.
Puerto Rico, 80 de enero de l880.-F. RG-
mos. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06

Interesante sencillisimo metodo de Redu-
ccion de Moneda Official la extranjera 8 cor
riente viceversa, arreglado las disposiciones
del Go5ierno, desde un centavo hasta 900 nil
ones de pesos con exactitud matematica y
para cuya compression no &c necesta saber
mas que la Regla de sumar obrita muy it'll
para todo el one tenga gne pagar contrbu-
clones al EstadO.
Sc ven ie. en- "a calle de la Fortaleza n6n. G.
a Is cent .vos el ejemplar y 4 10 centayos de
10 eieinplafes para arriba
Los Sees. d. iuera de la capital que deseen
hacer pedidos pueden dirigirse al autor s. MI
ticoa, romtiendo ell importe del pedido en-
selIos dc correos mas dos per franqueo. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06
a0VIaIIIr0 MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Febrero DE Naguabo, vap. esp "Born-
quen, carga.
5.-De San Thomas, vap. ing "Arno,"
carga.
SALIDAS.
Febrero para Arecibo, vap. esp. "Nueve
Ponce" carga
Para Fajardo, berg ing. "Char-
les at Hard" iastre
Para Curacao, gol. esp. Opaque
to de Ponce" lastre.
para la fsla, vap. esp. "S. Juan, y
carga
Para Liverpool, vap. esp. "Bo-
rfnquen," carga.
Para la Isls, vap. ing. "Arne, y
lastre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06
lIUIcIQS DIVGRSOS.

perfnmar q panuelo, 10 mismo que para'el
t0caCOr de las damas de buen gusto como para
el bau0 por las personals apreciadoras de 10
bueno. Se 10 considera como ell perfume sin
rival en- todo el orbe. Sirve ademas como un
zaumorio en- las habitac' mes de los enfcrmos
proporciona gran alivio Ell ell langor, tatiga,
pOstracion nerviosa y vertigos, &c, &C.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06

San Juan, P R., enero 80 de 1880.

Muy senior nuestro: Participanos V. que
desde esta fecha queda disueIta la socedad
que ha venido grando en- esta plaza bajo la
razon de Dominguez, Bolivar d Co, por venta
que el s6cio gerente d. Domingo Dominguez,
representado por poder por su herman0 Don
Ramon, este con su hermano D. Valentin
como socos lq1idadores de la sociedad de
Dominguez, Pons 6 Co, han hecho D. Cor
gono Bolivar de todos sus derechosy acciones
sobre ell active pasivo, segun escritura oter,
gada hoy ante ell escribano d. DemetriQ Cine
nez y Moreno. Ponendo la vez en- conoci.
miento de V. que Ell expresado D. Gorgonio
Bolivar ha traspasado Ia socedad Comas, Co
Mill d Ce. que hoy Sc constituye segun circular
que sigue la compra del active pasivo de la
sociedad referida quedando q su cargo la Ii.
quidacion de la misma
Damos V. gracias por la conf1anza que Sc
ha servido dispensarnos y lie rogamos la haga
extensva la sociedad que de nueVo Sc cons
tituye.
Quedando de v altos s. s. O. B. s. NJ.
DOnlinOlLpz BOLipnt R CO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06
Hotel hiSpanO-amedeanO.
H MATHIS, PROPHET RIO.
10 II, ARUNDEL ST. COVENTRY STREET W.

LON DIR ES.
Este hotel especial para famas, esta situa-
DO en- ell ver,iadero eentro de la capital, ofre-
ce t0d0 10 comfortable que Sc pueda desear
Los sehores viajeros que Sc dignen herrar
al sehor Mathis con su asistencia, encontra-
ran siempre su disposition un magnifico sa-
lon de ectura un jardin para su recreo.
Peri6dicos nacionales extranjeros. Mesa
Interpreters espaholes. b. som.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06
Circular.

San Lorenzo, (P. R. 10 de enero de 1880.
Sr.
Muy Sr. mio y amigo: Tengo el gusto de po-
ner en- 81 conecimiente que desde esta fechs
cesa en- sus negocios mercantiles, la casa de
comercio que giraba en- este pueblo bajO mi So
10 nombre, NARCIS0 GRAU; habiendo for
mado una nueva sociedad que girara bsje la
raZon de
GRAU Y SOBRLNOG.
La-cual Sc ocupara en- la compra venta de
mercaacfas frutos del pals; siendo socios ges-
torres d Narciso Grau y D. Juan Gratac6s, de
cuyas firmas les suplicamos Sc sirvan tomar no
ia, quedando la nueva casa eHcargada de 10
liquidacion de Ia anterior.
Damos v las gracias por la confanza que
nos ha dispensado y nos suscribimos sus afmee
amigos s. s.
@. B. s. M.
1-3 Grau SObqfnos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06
San Juan, P. R., enero 80 dc 1880.

San Juan p R., enero 80 dc 1880.
ST.
Muy sehor maestro: Refiriendonos a la cir
cular que antecede, tenemOs ell gusto de parti-
ciparle que hemos tornado una sociedad bso
la razon de
COMAS, CONLLL G Co.,
para girar en- esta plaza en- el ramo de provi-
stones, frutos del pals Y confisones siendo SO
clos gestores ID. Pedro Comas, d. Juan Conill
yD Gorgonio Bolivar, y comanditario D. Pc
dro Pons.
Asi mismo debemos manifestarle que nos ba-
cemos cargo de la liquidacion de la extinguida
socedad Dominguez, Bolivar Il Co., por ad-
quisicion hecha de su active pasyo segun es-
crtura de esta fecha
Rogamos V. Sc srva tomar nota de nues-
tras frmas al pie, asf como de la de d. Martin
Pons, q cuyo efecto lie concedemos poder
general y le suplicamos les merezcan a!gun IA
vor.
Somos de V. atentos s. S. @. B. S M-Pe-
dro Comas. Gorgonio Bolivar.-Juan Conill.
Pedro Pons. 30 T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06
HOJO, OJO, OJOn

JaIeas inglesas en- latas en- Ell Colmado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06

votarse Ia prOpOslclOn DC cOnnanza III
mesa.
-Anteayer, momentos antes de reti.
rarse los trabajadores ocupados en- Ia
obra de la iglesia de religiosas mercena.
rias de Zaragoza, Sc desprendi6 parte
del terreno bajo el cual Sc tracajaba pa.
ra levantar los cimientos y ocasion6 ls
muerte & tres operarios otro quedt
tambien herido de gravedad.
En- algunos circulos politicos Sc de.
cia anoche, que como consecuencia d.
la entrevista 1ltimamente celebrada en-
ire los Sres. Martinez Campos y Sagas
ia, ell primero de estos senores puedt
darse como SECURE que Sc ha declarade
en- politica partidario de las solucionei
del partido Constitutional.
Ell ju6ves fueron victimas de las la
mas dos nifas de corta edad, quienes
sus madres habian dejado cerradas er
una habitacion de la calle de Artecalle
en- Bilbao. Cuando regresaron q su ca
ga. una de las niiias se hallaba carboni
zada la otra en- un estado tan deplora
BILE por efecto de las grandes quemadu
ras, que cfrecia pocas esperanzas d.
vida.
DEL Is.
Tres grandes companies SO aprestar
4 tomar parte en- la subasta de ferro-
! carriles del Noroeste la de los ferro-
lcarriles del Norte de Espana, la de Il
Union francesa y la sociedad general d,
Obras p1blicas de Espana, 4 la que 8,
| asocian grandes capitalistas extranjerol
4 Y que hoy tiene "a muy sdelantado'
sus trabajos para dgurar dignamente q
81 concurso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-06

peligro de des2renderse, segun recono-
cimiento practicable.
Ell gobernador INFERNO de Albacete
expresa en- su telegrama al senior minis
tro de la Gobernacion la necesidad de
auxilios inmediatos, no solo para aten-
der las desgracias ocurrjdas sino tam
bien para evitar otras mayores.
Embellishments despues de haber
sido recibido en- ell ministerio de la Co.
bernacion el telegrama del gobernador
INFERNO de Albacete 1ando cuenta de la
terrible catastrofe de que ha sido victi-
ma ell pueblo de Alcala de J1car, sc
dirigi6 un despacho telegrafco dicha
autori1ad, autorizandola para que apli-
que q remediar las mas urgentes necesi-
dades la cantidad de 5000 pesetas del
fondo de calamidades.
DEL 16.
Hoy so han verifcsdo los funerales
dispuestos por ell Estado, por el eterno
descanso del inolvidable Ayala.
Ha sido una de las ceremonies mas
imponentes que SO han presenciado en-
Madrid y su sola description llenaria
dos columnas.
-Anoche dice los Debates:
] "Se mantiene el rumor de que en- el
Consejo de esta manana Sc ha vuelto q
promover, sobre las cnestiopes econo
micas de Cuba, un vivo altercado entire
los minister's de Hacienda y de Ultra.
mar, one puede ser prologo de un cho
que mas rudo, y quiza de la salida de
lgobierno del senior marques de Oro
vic.
-Parese que los diputados liberalel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

Devin, rep, was elected mayor Of Elmira,
New York, over Atkinson, dem.
A suit was entered in the Supreme court
at Washington, ID. C., Tuesday, by Jennie
Raymond, who charges Senator Hill Of
Georgia with seduction. and claims $4,000
damages.
The President has Withdrawn the nomina-
ton of Pinchback, for naval officer at New
Orleans.
Merritt Smith, citizen candidate, was on
Tuesday elected mayor Of Des Moines, Iowa,
over Brandt, republican.
The Reading Pa. Company has advanced the
price of coal from SC to 40c a ton.
The Franconia Iron Works, wareham.
Mass. started up Tuesday morning, without
the striking puddlers.
An injunction was granted Monday to re.
strain the Missouri Pacific railroad from in.
terfering with the Western Union telegraph
lines on that road, from ST. Louis to Atchin.
son.
Trainc south of the boundary line It Win
nipeg, Manitoba, has been suspended six day.
past by snow. no through mails are yet re-
ceived At Winnipeg.
Parnell made short address to the low,
legislature, Tuesday afternoon.
Surgeon General William Maxwell Woo,
Of tie United States navy, died at Baltimoee
iTuesday, aeed 50 yeass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03
BY TELEGRAPH,
Associated Press kilograms to the Dali,
kennebec Journal
MAINE.
Arrested for l.arcenY.

Arrested for Larceny.
WINTHROP. March 2. Stephen Mariner of
Gardiner. was arrested here to-day for lar
ceny, by Deputy Sheriff Soule, and conveyed
to Augusta Jail.
First District Convention.
PORTLAND, March 3. The republican first
district convention to-day nominated as dele
gates to Chicago: VIM. w. Thomas. Jr., of
Portland and Joseph X. Libbey of Biddeford !;
alternates, DIR. VIM. Osgood Of North Var
mouth and Hon. Elisha II. Jewett Of South
Berwick. Resolutions were adopted strongly
favoring the nomination Of Blaine, to whom
the delegates are pledged, and condemning
the stealing of the State of Maine by the
fusionists.
Norway Election.
NORWAY, March =. The town meeting
elected the whole republican ticket by so to
IS majority, gain over last year of 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Cars Anniversary.

ST.. PErERspuRa, March .. DEGREES grant,
ing pardons to prisoners. RENTING arrears Of
taxes owing by rural population and awarding
orders Of distinction, have been published.
All the members of the council ofcmpire pro-
ceedcd at half-past eleven this morning to the
winter palace and presented congratulatory
address TO the emperor.
A letter was received from Emperor Will
liam, countersigned by Bismarck, congratu-
lating the car on the twenty-fifth annivcr-
sary of his accession and on his escape from
injury by the recent explosion. William ex-
presses qualification that the friendship which
united their fathers has been maintained,
and his confidence that il will continue UNI
changed to the end Of his life.
The city is gaily decorated and the day II
being observed as general holiday. At 10
o'clock crowds assembled before the winter
palace and troops were massed in the quad
rangle of the palace and immediate vicinity.
The programme Of ceremonies rs announced
was executed. The car appeared on the
balcony Of the palace, where he remained
twenty minutes saluting the multitude, amid
great enthusiasm.
Expedition Abandoned.
TEunRAN, March 2. The idea Of a Persian
expedition to Afghanistan, and eventually to
Iierat is abandoned on account. Of political
difficulties. likely to result thcrcfrom.
Telegraph Line.
The construction of Russia's telegraph line
from Tehikcslar to Chat has commenced.
BOnRpartist Deputy.
Gautier, Bonapartst, was elected deputy
for Rufire, department Chanentc.
Debate in Germany Rcichstag.
BERLIN. March 2. All the galleries in the
Reichstag were crowded by the public diplo-
matists and officers during the debate on the
army bill, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

SS901(e
wAsurxcrox. Mazch1.
Bill fixing compensation OF enlisted men in
tie signal service, was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Hoar submitted the following reselu-
ton, which was adopted That the Committee
on Judiciary be Instructed to inquire and ne
port whether American citizens are arrested
or imprisoned for the exercise Of their con-
stitntional right TO petition this body concern-
ing matter Of great public interest, namely,
the title to a seat in this body of 4 senator
from the State Of which they are citizens;
the committee to send for persons and papers
and to administer oaths.
This was directed against the action Of the
Louisiana legislature, in arresting republican
members in connection with the kellogg
memorial matter.
Bill to authorize certain persons to accept
decorations from certain foreign powers,
was placed ON the calendar.
Resolution for printing 500 copies Of the
annual report Of the librarian Of Congress,
Was passed.
Senate resumed consideration Of the sub
stitute for the Fitx John Porter relief BILL
Mr.. Logan opposed it.
The steel rails bill was laid on the table.
Mr.. Morrisons bill in relation to import
duties was indefinitely postponed, and 4 mo-
ton for appointment Of committee ON re-
vision otthe entire revenue system. was tabled.
House.
A resolution for information to facilitate .
more frequent publication and circulation Of
commercial reports from the diplomatic and
consular Offices, was adopted.
The morning hour was dispensed with, and
Mr. Blackburn moved that the House proceed
to the consideration of the report of the COM
mittee of the whole, an revision Of rules. He
=. A.. l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03
NEW YORK.
Planning Mill Burned.

New YORK, March .. Farnham Com
stocks planning mill, Seventh avenue and
29th street, and the Domestic sewing ma
chine factory adjoining, were destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss $4,000. Stewards
carpet cleaning factory was flooded with
water. The damage will be heavy. The en-
gineer in the planning mill was fatally
burned.
Grain Blockade.
The committee of the produce exchange 90
to Washington 20 protest TO Congress against
the passage of a bill appointing a committee
to investigate what is called the gram block
ade. Grain merchants say its none of the
business of Congress to interfere with the
transactions of merchants, and that no mer-
chant will allow a congressional committee
to inspect their books.
Personal.
Crowley, convicted of maltreating children,
was sent to Blackwell's Island, to serve out
his sentence. to-day.
Jenny June Gruly was reelected presiden,
Of the Sorosis last night.
A despatch from Cincinnati says Theodore
Thomas has left that city for good.
Russian Anniversary.
Impressive services were held in the Rus
sian chapel to-day, in honor of the car
twenty fifth anniversary.
Marine News.
Steamer Thanemore, from Cardiff, brought
a crew of 10 men taken from the ship Craig,
Pensacola for Greenock, found i'm a sinking
condition.
Dismissal.
Messrs. Fachiri, the New York branch OF
the great London cotton firm of Rallc Bros,
were discharged yesterday on the ground that
they violated the rules of the firm by specu.
lating in cotton. The event causes consid-
cradle surprise in mercantile circles.
Political.
ALBANY, March 2. A consultation Of lead
ing republicans were held here to-day, upor
the nomination of Jno. +. Smith, insurance
superintende mt, showed 10 senators will b,
opposed, to IL in favor of confirmation.
will be recommended to Gov. Cornell to with
draw the nomination, which probably will b.
done. The name of Chas. +. Smith will b,
sent inste ad and will be promptly confirmed
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STATE OF MAINE.
CRY CLxak's OFFICE,

Augusta, feb. q IN, Is5u.
gT~O the Inhabitaats Of Augusta. quaiihed soeofo-
i ing to law to vote
It,. W.,A Roous on Monday, the Sth day q Aafcn:
n ,ssN 81 min O'Clock In the foee1ooa, then ana
fhere to rive In your votes for the fea,Sw1s9 os;
namely For Mayor. one Asdes.'
Clerk and Constable. -. .N~.
he polls win Be closed ct four o'e'oek =. ''e ''
noon. rs&x ~ A,Susss
I'm - n onen session 1t their roo0 = InnfsGay
E,iasv and Saturday, next preceding sid DAY 80.
fion frou nine to twelve in the soeenoo.s ~ IT,
~ srcesine the list Of votess In anA Tor " 49,
WsrIe ~ receiving evidenee - - Qeann =
vu1era vhoee Names 1Re noe @ - ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03
saprems Judicial Court-JudGe Danfsrth
Rresidings

Fresidings
THURSDAY, March, 2.
Judge Danforth opened the March term OF
this court at the court house this morning.
Rev. Mr.. Penney made the opening prayer.
The docket which contains 377 actions was
called BY the clerk in the forenoon, and
trial list made up. The jury was unable to
find any jury work to-day.
Only fifteen jurors are in attendance, name
ly: John l.. Allen, Litchheld Davis n Cow
er, Winthrop; Daniel Glidden, Pittston;
Zacheus Goddard, vassalboro'; Tudor Jen-
nings, Wayne; S. o. King, Monmouth; John
II. Lowell, Hallowell; William Lamb, elm
ton; Samuel II. Morrill,, Readneld !;
Howard Pettingill, Augusta; Samuel q.
Spaulding. Belgrade; u. NJ. Scribner, wat
erville; ID. w. Tyler, Augusta; Allen +.
Varney, Winslow; and james Walker, Tar
diner. Messrs Lamb and Morrill, have oeeh
excused from serving, and Mr.. Walker pro-
visionally excused on account OF sickness,
subject to be recalled if needed. Mr.. Low
ell was chosen foreman.
Appleton H. Plaisted, Esq, Of Waterviiie.
having been recommended by the examining
committee, was admitted to the practice OF
law in the courts of this State, on motion OF
l.. Clay, ESQ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

The entertainment at Riverside on Thurs.
day evening last was a success. The attend
ance was comparatively small but the parts
we're well sustained, and the result was sat-
isfactory to all concerned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

The grecnbackers hold a caucus in Brad
bury Hall this evening, and will discuss =
series of resolutions recognizing the pioneer
work Of Scion Chase, and declaring the prin-
ciples Of the Maine greenbackers, to be pre-
scented at the convention in Chicago in
June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

We notice that farmers are bringing loads
Of beef to market, which they retail from
house to house,-thus avoiding the middle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

The Standard man wakes funny, and re-
marks that if we are displeased with his
items, he will attach a life preserver to his
pedal extremities and throw himself into the
Kennebec. Please do it. 1t would be an in
teresting scientific experiment to determine
the relative specific gravity Of gas and wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

The Street-Commissioner is clearing the
cutters on State street, that they may be in
condition to carry off the water from the
melting snow and spring rains. This will
add greatly to the comfort Of pedestrians in
that locality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

Town Elections.
ALBANY-Town officers elected March LIST ::
Moderator, George w. Becker; Clerk, Dex-
Ter A. Cummings; Selectmen, w. NJ. Rob-
nsns, George W. Becker, Elbridge Prince !;
treasurer, J. II. Lovejoy; Town Agent,
Ieorge French; Collector and Constable. j.
Aspinwali; Experimenting School Commit
zee, Isaac Croker, Philelius. w. Saunders.
All are loyal men and opposed to the count
out conspiracy. and all were elected in oppo-
sifion to candidates nominated At 'sfasion
caucus.
VlENNA-The following officers were elect
ed At the annual election ON the lst inst. |:
Clerk. Henry Dowst; Moderator, A. T..
Whittier; Selectmen. Josiah Morrill,, A. u.
Whittier, Willis p. Brown; Treasurer,
Sewall B. Gordon. All are republicans.
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Another Fairfield correspondent writes:
1.-THE only Office offered Simon Brown on the
greenback ticket to-day was poundkeeper but
he did not get that"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

Howard reports large orders Of flowers for
the legislative party. The floral display to-
morrow evening will be perfectly bewilder-
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next ~ Hours.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer, /
Washington, ID. c., March al a. m.
For New England and the Middle States,
clear or fair weather, winds shifting during
the day to warmer southerly, with falling
barometer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

The fusion majority last fall in Sidney was
49, At the election Monday the first select
man was II votes behind the fusion ticket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

Getchell, on the corner, il going extern
sively into the trunk and carpet-bag business
although he is no carpet-bagger-by large
saninrifn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

"There's nothing in it, the young man said.
As he carelessly handled the gun,
And playfully aimed at his sisters head.
And pulled the trigger in fun.
The coroner said 1t the inquest that night.
That charge of buckshot in the ear
Had made of his sister an angel bright,
And ended her earthly career.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-03

Cold il antagonistic to health. inducing
Coughs and other dangerous Bronchial dis
eases, which quickly yield to the soothing,
VI resolve influence Of Dr.. Bale Cough
Syrup. Prise - cen1s . bottle-