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The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
STAMFORD.

Capt Bruce Weller superintended the erection of the monument, which is 3S feet inches high and weighs l6,S16 pounds, surmounted with a soldier with drawn sword bearing standard.
 Maple drum corps will meet Monday evening, 23d.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
SHELTON.

Charles Warner and wife have gone to Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Mrs Minerva Patterson is with the fam fly of F. c. Perry
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
SOUTHBURY.

Grappling machinery from Pennsylva- nia is required to recover the 1900 feet of rope now in the oil we'll. sl-,
 Stiles Belfield boards the teacher in White Oak district, Miss Nichols of Wa terbury.
 G. N. Wakelee has returned from Wa terbury to work for his uncle, c. H. Wakelee.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
CHESTNUT HILL

A valuable horse belonging to David A. Wakeley < Son died of pneumonia.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
TASHUA.

Miss Linda F. Thorpe of Bridgeport is at Mrs Samuel Seeley's.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
PLuMTREEs.

Stiles smith and family move, this week, to the house owned by Mrs Starr, near the mill.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
ELMWOOD.

City boarders at Joseph Morgan's, Fred Dikeman's and Lyman Whitehead's have returned to New York and Brook lyn.
 George HamIin and wife have visited friends in Lanesville.
 Grandson, son of Curtis Barnum, died at Danbury, last week Thursday, 54 years old. The burial was at Danbury, Saturday. He leaves family of six children, the youngest six years old.
 l.. B. Cranes cider mill started, this week, for the Fall cider making.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
BLOOMFIELD.

z. I. Jackson's new meat wagon is d daisy. Good Morning.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20

Mrs George Smith and two sons are guests of her sister, Mrs Noah Sherwood.
 Miss Edith Boughton entertained a small party of friends on her birthday, Wednesday evening.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
WOODBURY.
DIAMOND HILL, BEDDING.

Miss Jennie Dunham and Oliver Alden of New York are at Mrs Janet Ca1d- wells.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20
LYONS PLAIN.
Mrs Charles Coley is quite

irs S.J. .Grumman has returned hom
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20

Miss Grace Wise, who has been at Dr J. G. Stevens's, has returned to her home ill Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20

PURE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LEAD GENUINE CALCUTTA LINSEED OIL. FRENCH ZINC, PUTTY, GLAZIERS' POINT HARD OIL FINISH, SHELLAC. WOOD ALCOHOL.
The Newtown bee., 1889-09-20

Charles ". Beach has added a new stoop at the rear of his pleasant home on North Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-12

the right means until 1t is too lat.
Tt.sse statements. coming from the high
sources thsF do, should carry the weight they
deserve. The, sslow clearly that no man or
woman need despair. bilt can expect health,
hnppiness and long life, by care, proper living
Az the use OF the right remedy.
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observations of our Legislative history
running through many wears shows that
on tb. average. from decade to decade
tb,r. about ST. many wild schemes pro.
posed and the number of cranks abo,,,
the same. At some legislative sessions
there NAV be more than at Others, bur til,
rslaverage is not essentially changed.
The cranks are generally sincere, and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-12
The Crow.

Before insttuting war upon the crow, would
it not be we'll to submit the question to the
people of the State by vote, rather than com
ply with the request of few farmers who
nave only considered one side of the subject
well remember when there was a boupt,
on crows that the "grasshopper was burden
truly, and that the wheat crop, in this State
was failure. We hear nothing of the kind
now.
Who has not seen the crow abroad in the
fields in the early spring, picking up the
grubs that, later in the season would have de,
stroyed the farm ers' cropsS
Though the crow pulls up few seeds Of
the terminating corn AMI potatoes, his service,
10 the agriculturaiist outweigh his depreda
tons
He destroys innumerable mice, mole, and
ether small quairupeds, every one of which
commits ten times he mischief he does him
self. He will even eat carrion, and thus be
come a santaran.
- In the southern States the turkey buzzart
or carrion crow, as il is sometimes called i,
protected by law, the penalty for KILN, one
being five dollars. Inmy opinion, protectio,
would be better than eItermination.
Bucksport SUBSCRIBER.
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| Edn0F hehHcbfc journal:
| In looking oser the doings of the Legi.la
ture. notice that a delegation has been Sc,
ected by each branch. to represent the leg
stature of Maine in the Cente ANAL Celt bra
! ion OF the Inauguration of Washington n
/ New York, April 30, 1859.
| The twenty six gentlemen selected are
personally unexeeptiouable, a better selec
| ton from Asiae's eminent citizens could n n
| be made so far as personal character AM
responsibility is concerned. but on consultir 2
Owens biographical sketches of eminent m, n
n Maine. for 1889. find that eleven of the
| twenty-si SIRE lawyers, and seven are ms d
chaGt., leaving suly eight gentlemen az rep
| Tesentative men of other classes in the Leg
stature and not one of thea farmers or 9th =
classes of working men. One IL eay sieian
another seems TO have been engaged In ae..-
y everything except ii. manual labor; an
other has no business wkstever, and another
makes no return of what he 10 doing Nov,
Mr., Gwen puts down forty six members of
The Legislature as being exclusively engag- 4
in farming. and tn others being partial v
engaged in that business. i would seem 10
10 courtesy towards them :; least, aui
towards their brother farmers a, home, u {
hey be repTs sented OF that delegation N
proportion to tBeif ppmber. which would e
about eight of the jeiesation instea,l of rs
now not one. Perh1p, sotns Of these faru-
ere might not dress quite As fs.@ionat "
as the Young lawyers and merchants 30. at
they would DE nct LEES respectable in the s.
timation of people Sf sense for that reaso1
And then as the occasion is The celebration
of the Inauguration of farmer TO be the
President of the United States, and the ns;y
one We have ever had, the attendance of
farmers in their less fashionable garb might
not be inappropriate tc he ocea ion. or.
If some farmers should be there dressed in
tn. extreme of fashion and should put on the
airs of fashionable society. would Il aos BE
an illustration of bow the work has mo-
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The Portland Press in the way Of a
little blending of humor aud good uatured
satire. argues that Maine can get another
State House without costing ANYTHING tn
speak of, that the little it would cosr
would he largely paid by Cumberland am
York. and that the other fourteen eouutie.
Of the State are aet of much account an,
way. In trying to make out that it j.
only fun for the people 20 pay taxes. II
argues that new State House can b.
built at very small figure. Ask Con
neetieut. New York, Texas. aud other
States which have reeently been through
this experience.
Then the Press says Portland will give
the site, worth 100000. The State has
now Que magnificent site. Maine is not
sufficiently grasping to ~ant two of a
kind, when she cannot possibly use bur
one. Dirigo is not TO be humbugged by a
horse-swapping arrangement which shall
cost her millions.
The Connecticut State House puildny
cost 1854. 900. The BOT and furnishings
ssos. 900 more-s3, 34., zoe the total
New York has already spent SIS. O00. Ooo
on her State Hoase. and il Is not vet com
pleted.
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zressed Ia cnisure and refinement under our
popular institutional I u.s rea ling ths
other day Of fact With which vas familiar
bssorr. that the Convention which drafted
the constitution Of Maine. RESOLVED. thaf
no Catholic should hold once in this Stair. :
The next day the President Of tie Conven-
fien fonnd on his dssk an Anonymous argu-
me nj against such 9 piece of folly. After
reading it, he psssed IL TO the Secretary TO
read 10 the CON- ention.
The Convention on hearing il read we're
80 struck with the conelusiveuess and strength
Of the reasoning. tina, it was unanimously
IL eided 10 reseind the resolve Nov il our
Soions at Augusta shall after reading this
Gene 10 the same wise conclusion, and have
a tile repugnance against overhauling the
Whole matter and having it well done, sill
suggest a method by which it may be done
and no one have his pride wounded Let
some eight or tea of the gentlemen named
on tina; delegation decline to serve on account
of business. sickness, or some other frivo-
ious preface, which they can easily invent
anil have the vacancies filed with the names
Of farmers, aud 50 everything xill be a.
nice as a cotton hat. And if some of the
old farmers who will go TO New York, do
wear wooden stockings, as did the great
franklin. at the proudest court of Europe
the fashionable portion of the group need
MT be embarrassed on their account.
PIEBIAx
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diet, and uses that
really remarkable
preparation known
as Hunts Remedy In
diligently, should
not-need not, he
sick or fear untlmely
death. Nature
wishes every man
and woman IN be-
healthy, and sh 4"
gives then the
means to become -.
W oe, therefore, to
.I,.s. .vhn nntrlpeg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-12

An able Democratic newspaper in the
south, the Atlanta Constitution, bold
declares that 1--WE demand a better mail
service, and the people will back Us in
seeing that We get it," TO which the
Philadelphia Press humorously and d.
rectly responds: Good gracious, es.
teemed Constitution. don't get excited
Above all things. keep your temper.
Everybody knows that your demand is
Just. and that the mail service ia nc pres
cnt disgracefully demoralized, but for
goodness sake be patient. Your demand
has been filed and will receive prompt
consideration after the 9Th of March.
Meanwhile be charitable and give the
prize bungler who Is now rattling around
in the office of postmaster general a
chance to drop into obscurity without al
tracing attention"
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Father Gavazzi. whose death at the age
Of eighty yesrs has recently been an
uounced, long outiived his reputation.
He made much stir in London some five
and-thirty years ago under the auspices Of
the ultra-Protestant party, when he first
abandoned the Church Of Rome. A few
will remember his theatrical platform
appearances, with an open Bible EN-
broidered on his cassoek. Gavazxi gained
some little credit At a later period in Eng
Land By calling hiu,seif Gariosldi's chap
lain. The English people were not then
aware that Garibaldi was no more Prot
estanx than be was Catholic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-12

The following occurs in news dispatch
IN Thurday's Advertiser (Dem.)
PLuaMERsvuLE, Ark, Feb. 1.-The
brother of the murdered man. Judge Clay
ton of Pine Bluff, received a very cool recep-
ton at this place on his arrival. No one
offered to aid him in finding the guilty parties
Such treatment of Judge Clayton's rela.
tives could hardly be expected of com.
munity that felt sensitive over its good
name, but is just what would have been
expected of one that was in sympathy with
the motives of the murderer. The pre-
vailing public temper Of community
which encourages or tolerates such pO-
iitical state of things, shows the fearful
background of facts. Until Arkansas ear
rid herself of this barbaric tendency and
and emancipates herself from the brutal
rule Of Bourbonism, she cannot AXE hcI
proper place among the christian and fully
civilized States OF th' world.
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From the Lewiston Journal we clip ii

From the Lewiston Journal We clip the
following suggestive item:
The Oxford Democrat thinks somethir z
ought to be done towards remodeling the
State House, instead Of moving it, There
are probably good many country school
houses in Maine" it remarks, "in which the
seats are as uncomfortable and as crowded
as in the Representative Hall"
And the following clean cut editorial
from subsequent issue of our Lewiston
contemporary, is a good-natured common
cary on the recent visit of the committee
In search of new State House site,
The committee are having drive about
town, look at some of the vacant lots, a
nice little lunch, etc, to be followed,
later in the day by grand banquet and free
theatre tickets. No doubt the committee
will return TO Augusta satisfied that the ap-
pointment of a special commission to con
slider the removal of the capital was a very
wise act on the part of the Legislature. that
the committee was admirably selected tn At
Col. Osgood knows how to do things up
brown and that the farmers of the State
of Maine didn't raise big crops enough tc
lfford to pay for new Capitol building. thi.
wear.
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A curious honsekeeper of experience re
Gently made a careful practical test of the
comparative baking value OF a large number
of the baking powders in the market ei1d-
ing those of low and high cost. She found
that twenty-five cents worth of Horsfords
Bread Preparation raised more aour and
produced much better results than the same
money! worth of the cheap adulterated
powders sn1 Also that it took fifty cents
worth of the ordinary nieh-eqst baking pow
ders to raise the same quantity Of houf. From
this me concluded that it was more eeono.ai
cal to s.e .he Horsfori's than the low priced
adulrersted pe.seIS, and the product vas
much better. We recommend trial of this
experiment BY our lady friends.
feb5d&wim
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The following are the real estate transfers
for kennebec county for the week ending
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ACsusTA. January -, lecs
Tbsrs will be a hearing before the Committee on
L@fal Affairs In the senate Chamber. Thursday
Feb 18th. st T.. NJ, upon ian st To lryzliEe the
meeting Of the town Of Poland and also upon pst
ton Of T. X. Cobb and 30 Others for act 10 ineorpo
rate III. village Of Mechanic Fail. with bin
panyins.
Ihsr. vii De a public hearing before m. Commit
tee IL gal Affairs in the senate thanb-r at p
". rsb Is iss-y on ball act to IL c. rHOrste th'
city Of Wesibrook and a act 10 Ia oTPoraf'
tn. Maine Er.e,rie lght oas and " ster g.
TN tsb u, at ar. NJ on petition 10 Incorporate
the village Of " Paris,
0. b. CLAsoS, see'y.
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The Committee on Ways and Bridge vii give a
hearing on petition Of seiectme Of Boothbay and
southport 10 build toll bridge across lowns"hd
cut 40 called TO connect thu town Of soul Import
with bootbbsy at point ar the present ferry, on
Wednesday, February 18th, at O'Clock, =, NJ
IN. COMMITTEE. on Ways and Bridges will We q
public hearing the p"tttiou of the special POINT
committee Of tn. lily Council Of the city OF Ban
for, with accompanying bid, for the enactment Of a
lA~ to make free the toll tfidg. aerOss the Penob-
scot river between Bangor and Brewer, on Wsdne-
day. Feb. u. at o',iork, p.
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\ dispatch from Washington says it can
be authoritatively stated that Mr.. Blaine
has leased for term of ten years the res
idence on ihe east side of LAFAYETTE
Square, known as the Seward House. 1t
is an old-fashioned structure, with an
house will be IN the hands of a force Of
workmen in few days and will be extern
sivelr repaired and thoroughly renovated.
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CONl(ITTEE HEARINGS.
Committee q Interior waters.


STATE HoUsE-i
AuersTA, Jan q, isrv.
Tiers vii b. public bearing before the above
named eommiffse al Krom Q. In the STATE Bous~.
at AuSsra, % Feb. izfh at z9r-H on p tition
kJ T. Plsmmer obtain charter for the Ellis
Pond Improvement Company.
There viii be public hesri~g befor. the above
asned committee Room 10 the state House 81
safhorfzs George x Gleasen TO navigate By stran
Great PSnd-
There viz BE- . pabiGe hssrfrr befor~ the above
nam~d eomssitfee Il Room 10 the rssfe heas. a.
Angnsfa, Feb. l3ih, iss9, ~ I'D r. NJ, on PETITION
Of John A. sfsndish and 81 others again raitiHs
debris waste into the streams In tas = sn. %
Eu.sis and Fissstxf.
AroU.r,. Feb. O, is-s
There viii be public hssripx before fh~ Con
nifiss on interior st<rs Feb. t3,h at z39 7. N
10 the stste House nj Augusta. 9. act 10
iposrpes ate the st. John River Boom and NIL CON
pAny.
There vii BE- . pubsie hearing before the above
sonmifre On D. II TUESDAY afternoon on an aef fSf
charter IN navigate the reba-iieook river By steam
between Psttsasio and Hartisnd.
Th<r- yin BE- public bearing before the Commit
tee on IntsfIor Waters In soOm at the STATE
mouse In Augusta. on Feb. 18th. at I'D 7. NJ, on
an act to sms nd act incorporate the PsDob-
ssot River Dam and improvement company.
Tf~rs will BE- a psblie hearing before the Com
mittse on Interior v sssrs Ia Room At he state
Noase 10 Augusta, Feb. Izth, at 70 r. NJ, on AZ
act 10 Incorporate ths andre eogg Log Driving
Company.
u. NJ. sIarsOs, Chaie
Wh. ExeELI., \ nsn-
EkAss ". HorEr. seey.
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STATE OF MAINE.


Onu0nnD
Tha& ~ tin4 for the rseep<fos Of p<tiftoes 80
- fas psfvats ss1 special sa1ssssson b. limited "a
1AagsAsy. Jsass<y al. -, and That ~ e<tifioa1
= ~ INA esessnts1 sitter that date Be- referred %
- ssxf kCsstsrs. asd inst The cisrk q III
- eaass rs order 70 be psciisb<d In the Dali
A1nnetse SosSnal Esnsos Daily big sad Cosrs~f
HsvtlAad Dsllz Frees. kastsra ArEns. Lewfasos
. puuy J6urnAI, Bangor Comn<setss, fortisnd lven
~ kzysess. bsdds4ofd Ds1T Jtsrnsl, Bath Dahl
Tss, Afossssok kek sbiiess, kostlsnd OptntSn
f7lsvssfh Ansftess, ffses;squas OesssvsS, ~
- MA1hkns k1Dabticsa-
- 4 fSus eeSy II order
H1AI I'D pass d n the tenats. Az
9sal aaA rAssed II concurrssos In 'hs Hooss.
AtsNsts- SbcH.,f-As BEasEaDGs. CI~st-
jaa4d7w
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1t is evident that the ladies of Bangor
responsibilities of the ballot. While two
hundred signed the petition in favor Of
the bill now before the Legislature. owe
five hundred signed the petition remon-
strating against it, passage. This is in
the ratio of two aud half to one in favor
Of the opponents of the bill.-BaHgf r
HIN.
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Epoch.

The transition ffsss Lns, lingering anC
painful sickness to robust hesita. marks al
epo h in the life of the individual. suei
remarkable event is treasured in the memory
and the agency she-eby the good health ha,
been attained is gratefully blessed, Hence
IT is that so much is heard In prsise Of Elec.
trio Bitters. So many feel thss they sxe
their restoration to health. to the use of the
Great AiseTs.irs and Tonic. If yon are
troubled with any disesse of Kidneys. Liver
or stomach, of long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use Of Electric Bit
tefs- Sold at soc and 81 per bottle at J. NJ
Mixefs Drug Store. dec31d&wchv
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CELEBRATED
HOP REMEDIES.

the HOP ri VIZ IEs co.,
30 q IOI broad STRAIT, BO=fop. bsss
decl7deOdswtfnroc
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NOTICE.

The Committee on Mercantile Anair> ami lnsur
anc. will give hearing on Thursday, teh. lith, 81
O'Clock T. at TIE ins rance Commissioner
room, on Bill an act tn amend section 20 and "A o
HAPPIER Z. Revised statut ., relating 10 insurance
agents and brokers Per order.
EnwAHB HARBiNS, Chair
OLIVER {. CLARK, men.
A. e. HISskLEY. sec'y.
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Ja. 18th. H~'
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WayH and BRIDGES.

rhe Commits-e WAYS and Bridge. viii meet
wednesday Of each week At O'Clock p ~, until
hArthsr notice. H. I. HoLsKook, Chair
JOIN x. WEED. , men
A. }. BkkRS, Ses'y.
Jon. Nth. iuas
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Education.

kTATE HOUSE, Augusta, Feb. Q, lsss.
There will be public bearing on the p. tition Ia
favor of school district No. IA In the town Of hlna
Friday, Feb. Is.
There will be public hearing on peti'i king
aid for Wilton Academy, Friday, Feb. Is.
r.. G. RYDER ; hair
u. NJ. WAssEs. , men.
FoHHy-I GOODWIN, Sec'y
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The LsEisiAtisr Committee On Commerce viii
n@et at the state Hoa.s, Room No. IL. On Tuesday
Of each ~s-h at y. N, untn further Lotic~.
}. 4. AHkELs Chair
{. 81. HAMILTON. men
Joas A. Woopsrs, ses'y.
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Military AHhin.

Tne Military Committee will meet 10 Room n
Noel North. every Monday At r. n. antii further
sssiee.
fB. J. Hill, Chair
w. GREENE nen.
4. Z. NEwccNB, Secsy
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The Committee on Mercantile AFFAIR." and insur
sscc will give hearing on Thursday, Feb. 18th, on
bill act 10 prohibit discrimination In life or en-
dow msnt Insurance pc ici.s. Per order,
EDWARD H,RpIsCSi Chair
OLiyER c. CLAIM, men.
A. &. HISokLEr, ssc'y.
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sss s,S,uutt-. on Temperance will meet lhurs
dAys Vi zach Ases IN IL. senate Chamber, Al 4
" v'clues
n. >. Da"ogrr, Char
A. j. t'Hris, NEE.
n. d. fotTtE. s.e'y.
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Ia. committee gu Fisberios and Oanls sui meet
% " sans saays At x-S =. NJ, at Room II, AT tbs
stat houss, until farther notice.
BAN, ,. iiistkLkr. Chair
tEo. q. OXFORD, men.
IS WARREN, s.s'y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-12

The Commits. on Public buildings wiil meet In
thr ornats thaniO,f on tuesday, teb. ~ AT
I'D O'Clock ".
l.. 4. wALkfH. Chair
l. DANE, , men,
FARKkR srorroRD, s.ob.
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County Estimates,

The Legislative Committee on County EatimAtes
uu meet IN room d on Monday Of each seek at 2-2f
O'Clock ~ until otherwise ordered.
DAVID r. CHAPLIN. ChaI an.
Z. 4. Cole. SECRETARY.
Jan. 18th, iesa.
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kLnancLaI Affairs.

Ih@ COMMITTEE. gu Financial Affair. viii meet In
the treasurer ote. ou , flday OF zach week. At
s'clo1A y. G. fer
nkskr W. rAk.KsT, Chair
JosEPu n. MAsLKr. , men.
CHAs. n. ApAh- s-c'y,
Jan. II, isss.
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Pensions,

The Committee on Pensions will meet in the Pen
ioa ofhes Tuesdays At p. NJ, until furthsi
nv3tc~. b. l. AkkkilL, Chair
JONI hAkrEk. men.
L. q. Mohss. seer.
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Tho ssisistiss toiniiiittUs on ln.sp. io-latn
vii meet L.. Tia. SENATE haliD.r On iussosy, Oi
each week, Al - U'esock =. n, auth iuft..r DOIIo-
thsD A. ALphs. o-c'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-12

The Committee state Ian IL aud Roads Will
Ge~t thursday OF each ~.ea, 81 O'Clock y. NJ, 10
ths LAua uihe., for Transaction Of busiuess, until
fnyther notic-.
H. A. BENNETT sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-12

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AdlatApt n"h.fa'- Vtnos, iu-tday VI each week.
st 4 O'Clock Z, n, uhtiI flu. Their uoti.e.
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