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Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is the pre-
scrption OF one of the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and has been used
for forty years With neverfaiiing success, by
millions of mothers for their children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea
griping In the bowels and wind collie. BY giving
health to the child. 1t rests the mother. Price,
twenty-fyccents bottle.
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\ gentleman the other evening objected to
playing cards with a lady. because, he said,
she had such a winning way about her.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the stock holders OF
! y the srookville Gravel Road Company that
an election viii be held at their tcn hDu>e saio
road SATURDAY the "a day Of April, ISL. al
o'clock p IN. II sand day, for the purpose Of elect
Ing three Directors for said road for tic ensuing
year. iIrNRY isRADN
February &c, 1851. Secretary % company
2tw.ltd.
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TINLEGANT PRESENT-A sS-psge Gilt oacna
IL Autograph Album. a. select quotations. nnd
a S2-column tory paper all l5e. American Hcstu,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DREMATURE decline. nseutal nervous and
L physical debility, impediments 10 marriage
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NOTICE OLE APPOINTMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersfeucf
have becu appointed executors 81 the last viz
and testament OF Joseph L. Deitch. lite OF Marios
County, Indis.ua. deceased. Said estate Is srp
posed 10 OF Solvent ALFREn CLaEKE
% JOHN IAsDEEs.
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IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN.
New Regulations Regarding Certain
Nathalie Matter.

The follo~ing postal regulations and
changes in regard to certain mailable matter
will be found very important to a large class
of our business community:
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- > Gilt Edge, chrome. Snowflake. Glass. Lace,
JO ETC.. Cards Name on Zoe. Franklin Print
ing Company. Fair Haven, conn feba-1s
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WANTS.

WA NTS-
yITANTED--straw. by the load or ton: also. by
w the carload Baied q; corner Mississippi
and 81. Clair streets.
81 P.S. BACHMAN & co.
DTASTED-BRo NJ A RRR--Capable 10 make
w all kinds of brooms, 30 go 10 Atlanta, Ga,
and take a regular job the year round. Address
A. s. LENFESTEY. Atlanta. Ga.
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GRAVEL ROAD.

NTOTiCEi Is hereby given to the stockholders ot
~ the GRpy Gravel X I'd UOmpaAy tnst an
election viii be held al tneis toll house On said
raad SATURDAY the 9th day Of ApFil. isSi, a. =
O'Clock p 81 said day, ioF the purpose of e,cc.s
ing three Directors for said roed for the eIsliuf
year. HESEf RitADY,
2tw.1td Secretary o. CcmpanT.
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treasured himself that death had not super
vened, and then, looking out thcugh.fully
through the open window into the starlit
night, apparently gave himself up to the
business of rejecting upon what was to be
done next by the administration to meet the
emergency and provide for the future. Mr..
Lincsln's respiration gradually became in
audible as daylight appeared on the morn
ing OF April 10, and just as dawn was blend
ing with day 4 sudden short deep cultural
noise, occssioned by last struggle for
breath, excited the attention Of the watchers
1t sounded as IL caused by choking obsta-
Gle or thickness Of phlegm in the throat.
The chest expanded TO its utmost capacity.
and slowly sank. Then al was silent.
Surgeon General Barnes moved noiselessly
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Special Illustrated Pamphlet sent in sealed en-
velope receipt of SIX cents postage. Cons tia
tati0n free. Office hours, 3 a. IN, 10 5p. m.
TO LADIES.-Speeal circular on Female t-ou-
bles and eN planning special Electrical Appliances
for cure OF same on receiptof cents pOsiagc.
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T4se Committee investigating the charges
preferred against the officers and managers
q the Beaf and Dumb Institution, met Mon
day at the Board CT Health office. There
were Aut three of the Committee present;
MessrS. Mason, Hargrave and Gilman.
MISS DORA BLACK,
student of the Institution, was sworn, and
81 testified briefly ia regard to the food much
the same as other witnesses have formerly
testified.
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blows of an assassin's knife. HIS son, too,
in the attempt to save the father, had been
struck down, and both were lying in
sensible in an upper bed-charnber. A
man wearing Confederate uniform wa:
met Immediately opposite the house, and
being questioned, said he was paroled
prisoner. His gray jacket was instantly
torn from him and thrown into the park,
and he ordered on his way. In the agitated
condition of the crowd it is likely that, in s
moment of blind fury. which then prevailed
on all sides, had he not quickly obeyed
the Provost Marshal's orders he would have
been.
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Ia, VI
ruaa{
! milrw y
| rli. Wal
BY tisx|
vsssl
| tics \ n
II a. y.
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POINTS rR0m PopEB
.EmLm NLML

EmfHH fH
ilM disH IntI dr AYWn lli
aW ahd "manf voters m q
an4lm deaif.nE tfah hat. e
they vet in lIe ttH rf'nE e
lHife tdfy sp.II
laHHtf8 In iHt vlr'Nlif Ay t'ey
never had q meIe platIflaus sea.
son lof planting and working q
cwpdtau thia haaheen, ard n4w
bMtlafee por.iunof CHG cad}
corn hH been "ltid hy thny nfo
"Iahing ior ihr latter talh, tht
ihcy may bc blc.agd will ~
abundant crop Ono ID tWo more
GOOD rain andille pf1Hidcntlatm-
e ~ha has planted corn enough
and to spare. can dIspHH hini"Il
upon the bed y coN'enlnrnl aid
dream Of fat porkcrs and Woll-ilI-
cdefibs, which Wlll preclude he
necessity OF amorigJgclor upWcS
nest year.
Our town = rather dull ai.his
time and your correspondent has
been hoping that some ofthe
young men would organize adc-
batting society and invite th la-
dies out occasionally e Iiate 10
their oratoraal cloqucncc, oin-
auguratc a spelling bee and dow
the girls honorary memberhip
and we will make il as Interesting
as we can. and we al migl be
benefited in this profitable md
pleasant recreation.
What say you, young men we
are only waiting for You to AXE
Ilhe lead. Let us have someding
TO relieve the monnlonous anui
that bYoods over us.
The Sabbath school scemst be
doing wei. having full. prmpt
and regular attendance OF ppils
and a corps of earnest, iaillul
tcaghefa.
One oi our nice young mcndr.
GaRa'y' has len rs and acceted
business N Sardis. We wish i'm
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hpif4h af'Ht
Ifyaa l.t tiIH m ! would
Iikr t1Ft lfN Wald tlEHHf
III tu f4an pndtnn tI y
ttiHk llHath srt. lH lht #H
fl'hfutH watk / stepped lua
mf composing room II believe
blt thlt fm alt tIla fuam ih
tb.th the printers t t0n9 HmI
0V on ID faut pI0Uu Dlng
penndImkIus Id 4 pH.e ID
namafipt be Uht rjuifD 1d
tasncammuo.Dl.unlilluabal.t 10
ne. more liic omc a,huolloy
md boon pnCHtlng Is aea how
m.serahlv hnd lf ranid write.
Iiut then Il was t ee#ayt af,e4
and had % ~ made prVn,able
before II appeared tor public peru-
sal. lfbad psnuiarshin had bc,u
.all lho l,ult. tbat would hnyr boon
no hard obstacle for h printer 10
q,rmount, bat Il w,s IN ape eop.
dnpony mass. vilbm,t opy sign ol
punctuation. or paraprapb. by
which one subject miahI he dislin.
n,iyhed from another Nu,y .,,n.
pose tha printer had followed
COPY. Il don't suppogc Won b,yc
time 10 rc-v,it, ull su,h ro,m,,,i
cation4 most ecrlainly rhc m,thoy
would b,yc hc.n rr.s,o,.l -
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s'roia vtit 'ftafat,


W.T. EfFg
Ebnun srHt
fH fer mmlh tenn If dt
safd.s Nl school unlsr lic a
pcwi.ia If Capt ! a Ra.nut
I ior tlosed ~ lhe 5th iualt With
Hb examination VI iWO dHya,
Wrdad it dIab0ii p aynfc
ouu entire satisfaction With tbe
proficiency manifested by tbc
students 10 aii lbe branches, ~
which they were csamincd.
Having been educated II d
southern school and having Wit.
messed quilc q number oI ctamin.
ations IN different institutions, wc
feel free to say that lhis Was ona
Of tlc best we ever attended.
The exercises were inicrpcfscd
with deelamations from the boys,
wlichmade a pleasant variety,
land wc were pleased to note the
willingness and alacriiy with
which every student responded to
his call.
II is useless to expatia,c on
Capt. Raiuwatcr as a teacher; he
lis far too well known, not only
throughout tho county. but a large
portion Of the State, tonccd a word
from us.
The good that we have already
received At bis hands, and the goot
that we are destined 10 receive
make him dear to rs, not only a.
tie instructor and trainer Of oui
children, minds. but MS an exam,
N. il M, cy,l.ol marhood !,
yli,b he vou,J ns,. M, puoil.
aspire
Caps. Ra.a#a..r was ablyasais
..ll'. r;. l.,.,...r. tli.s lcnn;,
,nt Il. t..r...aa..s which IN,
.#. lrrw.. d.s.a,al IN lbei
.,,......- ...-.r .,ir..;..r, ,r,,
.,n,.,, n. an. mora. rn.icien
.''' "..
.TftlH.E" ...'f
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THELlDIES.

The average woman is .consos.
ed Of sI3 bones, I26 muscles, ,,q2
old ncwspapefs and 30 hairIlls.
a chiyalrors exchange thihs
when a pan marries i widow he
shoaid give up smoking, "She
gives up her wccds;' he should
be equally polite,
A wealthy manufacturer Of Cm.
necticut having built an elegant
mansion, wishing te.take secne
wife, said to his architect: "whtl
agrees best with abrick and bro,gn
stone, a brunette or a blonde?n
A Bostonian has taken 100 note.
Of tho conversation Of plsSng
young women. Out of that nun.
Der, $50 begin with either "And
said 10 him" nr niia sa;i - ~. :
or "She told me that he said :
10 referred 10 drosgos or hats ,ha.
were either perfectly lovely o.
Just splendid" and the remain
der were pretty evenly divided be
tween comments on other girl.
who were "horrid." or "stuck N
and hateful" new novels, studies
the summer vacation, the Grecl
play at Harvard and the latcs
scientific discoveries.
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ifoman's Wisdom.

"She insists thatilis Of more i'm.
pDrlsnee, tina, her family shall be
ksp, in full health, than that she
slouid have all the fashionable
dresses and styles Of the times.
She ti>relore sees to II, that each
memhs'eC her family is supplied
with Inough Itbp Bittefs, al The
first nparance Of any symptoms
Of a. Ill health, 10 prevent a I'll
Of lkncss with its attendant cx.
lv{. care and anxiety. All wo-
= 'Aould exercise their wisdonI
: N New Haven palla.
asnuak
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sardis June S,h 81.
ALoul l'o4al Card.

The NIahone-Carmichacl-Vare
postal card business, with q lage
amount OF talk and telegraphng
which it has produced, has Aused
4 recollection Of the forgo'en fact
that it is against the reg,"uonS OF
the postollice deparime,, .'F clerks
Ito read postal cards. Whom their
curiosity gets the b'er Of their
discretion. Jf, and " do read, they
'l'',''i9'' ,'a,,'a :, "a " OF not less than
are haoiI 70 = ore than $1,000.
p, g,Go % ''o ~ as of the unspeaka-
no 'e''',' Of sending a postal
s'' sOs.anything written upon it
oa'u y the world, as well as the
WING 10 whom il is addressed
perot read. To forward any
hg OF a secret nature IN this
say Is no ucetur eiitn gotsiiss s.f-
IN housetop TO blab the dearest
iecret OF ones soul through a
trumpet Of tclephonic
powers. Nothing should be writ
en- upon a postal card which every
body may not read and this ey-
ny well-bred person understands.
The cards were never intended
or correspondence Of a private
<ind. To be sure, no person not
indcr the dominion OF a NOR
I'D curiosity ever thinks Of read
ng one OF them not addressed to
iim but there are those who can
lot restrain themselves, but must
cad or die. Correspondents will
10 well to remember the existence
II this curious class aud In case
# danger or doubt, either use en-
felopes or write in parable or ci-
,her.-Ncw York Tribune,
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The good things Of life are not
to be had singly, but come to Us
with a mixture ike a scho1l-boy's
holiday, with 4 task affixed 10 the
tail Of ii.-Charles Lamb.
Love is tha best investment Of
all, save science and sentiment OF
duty. These arc the treasure
houses Of life, The great market
wherein the shares arc always
rising.
Usually the greatest boosters are
The smallest workers. The deep
rivers pay larger tribute 10 the
sea than the shallow brooks. and
vet empty themselves with less
.noise.-w. Seeker
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A young lady Of New York was
married the other day in The we'd
ding gown Of her grandmother,
made seventy years ago, without
alteration. and so similar were the
STYLES that no one knew but what
II was a new one AEnadc for tie
OCCASION
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TO TIL; EAST

Close connection Ia msds at Chattanooga
and all Easle1n and Southern cities.
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ek IN et0pff iay at home. StHpiai worih s. lfat
gJ III eluAAips aussps Acp, Portland, aialaf
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hsfehr give notice OF the lnsA nf ssefif.
eais No. 10 dated april ,,lh. ts6o issnr,.
b !. y. Davis executor uf T. ". Dif..s.
for ten shares in the capital stock az tks
Mississippi X Tennessee Railroad cnnna.
n, aiso gife nosirs thai shall appiv IN
The Secretary for a duplicate Of sh< sasise.
MAY !. ~. !. n. DAVIS. ATTORNEY.
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SENSE AND SENTIMENT.
ass=@
uar lest ihinrsare araf us
BE Isis almit asF tut,

Silence does not always mark
wisdom.
lie that sips Of many arts drinks
none.
Literature is the immortality Of
speech. Schelgel.
The purest treasure mortal times
afford is spotlcss reputation.
A man must become wise at his
own eNpense.-Alontaign.
Moderation Is the silkcn string
running through all virtues.
Every man has Just as much
vanity as he wants understanding.
.sf'uPe.
In those days we fight our ideas
and newspapers are our lortrosscs.
--lleine,
To select well among old tiinga
is almost equal to inycnting new
nes.--Trublet.
Al s9mmsn thlsss, each daY's event.
Thsi 9Th the h5af lssia sHa end.
Oufrl.ssuf.. sad eaf di.saalsats
AIs foaads bY shsh - aasy as.aa.
--tsnFfsilsx.
III habits gather by unseen de-
grecs. as brooks make rivers. and
rivers run to the sea.
n ilss lhs tisi that. hallIsg ia her fight
A~tis, en- bssshs sss sllshs.
/ fssii ihsa slve vsY t4u-sih hsf. .hs - uss.,
| kh9sinz that slIs hath ~ins.
/, -yis.ss Hugs
De brief; for II Is with words as
with sunbeams, the more they are
condensed The deeper they burn.
sap,hey.
Tie friends ihsa hsst. ahi thsir adaptisa iFisI.
arapf4s ussHi = ~ al wIth hnsss y stssi
Bat II 81 aali shT paim siih ssisstAlamsnf;
0i sash ne laz'shssi, haTis3zai lsafz.fs.
shaksnsafs
There i no sorrow have thought
more about than that to love what
! Is great. and Try to reach IL. and
yet 10 fail.-Gcorge Elliot.
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EUREKA E0HoEs
I.ntnn


mmn.He aad d iIfoH anils thaa
ehta 69ef me,i hatt fuIai io
nay fen to wlip dtc rlyinas abd
doinaa " mr village, which haa
been quite lively fef lhe past ESQ
o. three weeks
Tie Sunday syhool convention
IN llalesyilIc was we'll attended by
osf people, and d WIS u yer}
pleasant session indeed. 'lhehus.
piiality Of the toNn was cyltndod
to All, and the ladies proved 20 lhc
satisfaction Of everybody present.
that they are not di1erentinlhe eu-
linary art, by spreading abound-
ful rcpast Saturday and Sunday,
and TO enhance the interest and
proIltableness Of is session,
Sunday at ii O'Clock Il. M, wc
had an excellent sermon from one
Of your clerical men, Rev. i, II.
Cro2icr, for without areligious dis
course, seemingly there would be
vacuum in itg proceedings and
much Of It's value wanting his SER
mon was entirely devoted TO the
Sunday school cause, and here let
me tender my thanks 10 that
preacher for the intellectual and
religious feast.
Three Sunday schools have uni
ted, and, atthe close Of every quar'
ter, we willhaye an examination Of
the lessons during the past three
months. The first meeting is q
pc helu Hc'e' '"c '"~'''' ''''''''1
at 1 O'Clock p. m.
Our lives are intersPersed ever,
now ana theh "''a a" oc'''''',"'
sociahle for the young folks, who
were invited % N'f' J. ~ 'l'''' Z
last ffaay n'Slt '' = RASPBERRY
supper i'hey spent i" 'o" nouns 'y'.
pleasantly
Mrs, Pcrhins has returned lfo"
her visit ol several weeks ana WIS.
Clara Watkins is again at home
from visit 10 her sister, MIS- J
A. ffy ~ memphis
Alr. Smith handwile lrom oA'of'
arc visiting our loMhsman' eif' y
A. Smith, their son. Their s'a,
here will no doubt be enjoyea D.
taem' as i is not often they WIS.
/ their children May hcy RENAL
some time in our village
We have a very chaFmh
= young lady here now visiting nc
: relations, Mr.. lierod and WIG
We like for such girls as Miss beI
) tic Moss to visit the neighborhoo0
: as ii contributes largely to the e'
joyment Of our young men, .
hope her solourn among us vi
be an indaeemant for her to Pre-
long her stay Tor many days
: Prof. McNeily is paying a cal
= TOO, in the interest OF the SouihcI
Text Books for our schools
think the Southern booohs ous
: :, to be adopted oy us Il 'nsy are
equal merit with ute northern Pu
lieatons, TO encourage our so"'
ern authors and onild up our sO''
ern literature.
Mr.. John McNeily has a bro'
er from N. c. with him at the VI
of this writing. lie has be
II here tive or three weeks.
= Reys. Ntessrs d. B. Brown,
: lN'' 80 -. ,.;.;, - c,ol,seyi
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|.rffi,t afsifi ptii'f'
hi, M,H0OL CONVENTION.

p,, anooL CONVENTION.
paaola Go. Sunday School
ntion met IN the Baptist
!. Daiesyillc, May 19th, 1881
President called the house
er. After devotional cScr-
the roll was called show
lad seventeen schools had
entatiyes on the floor.
President appointed the fol-
3 standing committees; On
utions on Constitutional
bdments On Sabbath School
IT'S; also a committee on pro-
me for time and place of next
ng,
ports from all the schools
made, showing, as per sub
nj report Of committee, that
were, generally, in a prosper
bnditiop, teachers prompt and
st, and pupils eYincing a
ing interest in learning the
Of Gods words.
rec resolutions were offered,
rst relating to this Convention
auxiliary 10 The State Con-
on, the second calling the at-
bn of schools TO the impor-
Of the daily readings recon-
led in our question papers,
wore carried ,l,e tbi,d IN
|ence 10 the temperance grca-
IT,. .ar,.,..,l l,,,.l. !, ,bo ro,,.
! or rcsol,,iars ,oi,,, rano..
:, so,, .,,...,,,,,,
e., ,o.,,s ~ hn;,,,;,., nm .
I.,h sctool~ v,s,.sr1s.ed =,
hr = We. ..s,lp l..
Moor iny;,oJ ~. Tho Pros.
Eecoss;,y ~ s,i, i,,ali,v m,
ed,
III ,oachnr !" ,,ero ,liscnsxc,
III, II r e;,,nor.
e.,;,,, D., n y ~,
= anJ : and Ca,,, A
.,...,a,.
s,d;s ven. ,l,ose, os The rl,ee
Fr;d.y rrl,. 10Th - o'clocr
,bo ,;,,, -. nnw, r,oo,;,c
!, s,,,,:a,.,. .ra.,,,o.anro .
i or.ro1 +. c,,,,, A p.;r
Ier and + ( sm;lh
4 s',,s.. :, = ~, 49,.
s,no., g.. ca,,,,,,I, er,,o,
Il rbvI @ Tr,ll and @ "
ri,
Rev. I 6 1ob,son of oxfor,
breach at y o'clock. suuda
rpinq
r,,,,.;s,s Nt;..as tto,o, cha
i lennie Ra;nwa,cr
Da s,,,rd,,. ,;,,,,. -. co,,..,
\ was er,or, ,;,ad l.. ,,o r.a.
of ,,,o a,...i,e, '.,,.... :,
Miss I.pla Wall s,b;ec, ,.Tl
Ionemen,.p = Tho other bv MI
ate Co.by. subject. "sne,
indly.n
II. w. Lamb read snnd.
Ehool r.nor, sho,,;,,r ,,a, seyc
|cn school,. v,;,h ato,,, !. .seyor
icers and seyen,r.Gye ,eacb,
nd nine bu,,Irad ,,,,;Is ware :,
rn,ed IN Tho can,en,;on ~.
ke a total ~ o,.or ono ,ho,sand
Prof. I r ttar,,, all c,n,
\. Rainwa,er ,.ors e,or,od H.
atcs to the State co,ycn,;on
A hiuhlv ;ns,,,,c,;,.a lo,.,,r.
apt. |. A. Rainwa,or. and an
eedingly appropriate sermon
Rev. R. II. Crozier. completed
sercises on Sunday morning.
On Sunday evening. after =,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-07

At meeting of the Winthrop Reform
Club, Sunday Joseph l.. Rumney of Augusta,
stated that there were A. opeE rum holes in
this city. OF course, if such were the fact
it would cast a stigma upon our city and
upon the local officers, which nothing could
efface. On his return to Augusta Mr.. Rum
ney was at once summoned by the City
Marshal to appear before the Grand Jury
and tell where these Il open rum holes are
located, in order that they might be at once
broken up. 1t is said that the witness, upon
being put under oath, could mention only
one place where lac was sure that they sold
rum. City Marshal White will probably
summon other reformers who have been
making similar statements. If there are A.
or even one open rum holes in Augusta,
they should be at once closed up. and the
proprietors punished to the full extent of the
law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-07
THE BLUE RIRRox
Quarterly Meeting Of the n.,
County Reform Clubs


oid hennebec still bears aloft the banner
Oh temperance, and over her hills and dales
the gallant yeomanry of the TEMPERANCE
cause are scattering seeds that shall bios.
som and open into golden harvest of good
yesterday afternoon the reformers met in
convention in Temperance Hall. C. II
Berry OF Pittston, Secretary of the organi-
zation, called the meeting to order. After
singing. Rev. E. Martin of WateryilIe offered
prayer. On motion. b. G. To-sey, Esq.
OF winthrop. was selected for prcsiient. and
made a splendi! presiding officer The fol-
lowing vice-presi.lents were chosen: l.. NJ
Berry, Winthrop; ID. G. Clary, Gardiner:
b. +. Gaslin. Augusta; T. J. Sawyer, Water
Vile; Samuel George, IIallowell; Mr.. Owen.
west Gardiner. Committees were appointed
on order of business, on location, and on
resolutions. The several vice presidents
reported their clubs Most of the reform
clubs IN the county are in a healty condition.
and are doing needed work Short. but
stirring speeches were made by the several
delegates, after which the meeting adjourned
until o'clock.
After supper there was good attendance
A praise meeting was held, conducted bv
L. j. Sawyer of Waterville. 1t was profit
able occasion, and each member was re-
freshed and strengthened by this communion
with the Almighty. The evening concluded
with social temperance meeting.
The programme for to-day is
Praise meeting from $50 to O30 A. NJ.
Temperance meeting at 1870 A. NJ.
Praise meeting at 80 p. NJ.
Temperance meeting at $50 z. NJ.
Praise meeting at 80 o'clock,
In the evening, after the praise meeting,
there will be rousing temperance rally
in which addresses will be made by a number
of Jealous laborers for the grand cause. Let
there be large attendance.