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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07
LAWMAKERS MEET.
Gathering Of Representative
Men Of The State.
Choosing LssislaiiIs 0ncefs Il Sellte
and Hoase Caueusss.
Animated -ecsnss About the Capitol
and the aotols.

The winters work in and about the lssis.
laiive halls virtually began Thursday. Some
of the more interested in the early dciugs
Of the lawmakers arrived Monday after
noon but Tuesday noon and afternoon came
the grand fush Of the senators and repre-
sentatives elect and many other represen.
tstive men Of the State who are
always called together during 9
legislative session. The hotel lobbys
became filed and the State House 60.
pecially during the afternoon was visited
by large number. Until the new 10 worn
OF the different rooms in the handsome ad
dition to the building will not look deserted.
All agree that the change which has been
made was all that had been predicted BY its
most earnest advocates.
1t vas difficult yesterday afternoon for
even stranger to fail of meeting either
the contesting candidates or some Of their
lshoripg friends. The lack Of contest for
the Offices of Speaker and President re-.
lieved the excitement somewhat but enough
Of preliminary anxiety and consequent I'm
essing among candidates for lesser legi.la-
tive positions remained to add zest to the
conversation aud meetings Of the mem bers.
A good share of this has from the beginning
been devoted to the aspirations of men
desircus Of serving in the next Council.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07
Hall Dedication at Madison.
+ Special to the KENNEBEo Journal. |

MADISON, Jan. G.-The event of the sea-
son here will be the dedication ball at
Union Hall. in the splendid new bui.ding
that hos just been completed. Dios-
mores orchestra, of Waerville, has been
engaged to furnish the music, and they will
be assisted on the occasion by Maine g
grestest cornet PLAYER. Mr.. r. B. Hall.
The whole affair will be under able man =
agement and TO psins will be spared to
make the occasion thoroughly enjoyable for
all who sttend. The floor directors will be
W. l. Remick and + L Harding, with an
efficient corps of aids az folloss: c. w.
Dyer, Il. L. Sawyer. +. W. Smith, Mad
son; Frank Ingalls,, Fred Hobbs, Norridge-
wock DR., F. o. Sawyer, VIII Wildes,
rhos. Anderson, Skowhegan; George Will
-nn. Oakland; Dan Mclaughlin, North
Auson.
turkey supper will be served at Hotel
Weston. Grand March at 80 One fare
the round trip on Somerset Railroad from
Oakland ami Norridgewock.
Madison has for long time felt the reed
of a eommodious pubic hall, as well as
suitable quarters for the ffaternal organize
tons, ani now that the move TO supply their
wants is crowned with success, the people
feel ths, i: is proper time to celebrate. A
very large and brilliant company is looked
for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07

HELENA, Mont, Jan. G.--Tbere vas no
change 10 the legislative situation today.
fhe Senate xnd democratic House met In
joint session, and the governor read the
messsge. The republican bouse was In
session little while, but attempted to do
no business. The governor in his messsge
calls at,eDti IN to the dso gers that msy re-
,ult from the fsiiare Of Legislation this
session. There is no provision for can
ysssipg at the Sia,c election In 1899. Some
provision mast be made for choosing presi-
ieniisl electors or the State will lose its
vote 10 the electoral congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07
Pres. and Mrs. Harrison Dino Mem
bers Of the Cabinet.

President and Mrs. Harrison gave din.
ner to members of the Csbiue.
at the White House this evening.
The psrlors and e.ate dining room
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
The guests were Vice President and Mrs
Morton. Secretary and Mrs. Blaine.
Secretary and Mrs Window, Sec
retary ard Mrs. Proctor; the At
tornty General and Mrs. Miller,
Secretary Tracy; Postmaster General
Secretary and Mrs. Noble; Secretary and
Mrs. Rusk; Speaker and Mrs Reed; Sen.
stor Allison; Senator and Mrs. Dawes
Senator and Mrs. Plumb; Senator and
Mrs. Gorman; Senator asd Mrs. Evarts
Senator and Mrs Gray; Representative and
Mrs Holman. Representative and Mrs
Springer, Representative and Mrs. McCo.
mas, Representative and Ms Owen. Rep
resen,sttve and Mrs. Cogswell. MurAt Hal.
stead, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Russell
Harrison. Mrs. Dimmick and Mrs. Wilson
Of Philadelphis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07
Tho Situation Extremely Critical at
Pine Ridge.

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. G. "A special despatch
from Pine Ridge Agency. S. d., says the
unfortunate disposition of troops is making
it impossible for tbs m to do cross firing
The result would be the killing Of one
another. Tfis constitutes the greater part
of Gen. Forsythe's suspension. The
seriousness Of the situation there is
increasing. Short Bull. the leading
hostile chief, says he will take this
agency if it costs every warrior he has
The half breeds have been Informed by
friends ard relatives, whom some of them
have among the hostiles, that they better
Immediately move their families from the
agencies as great raid and massacre is
certain. The half breeds ere accordingly
leaving with rush. General Miles says
the stua'ion is exceedingly critical There
are lees than 600 soldiers there nov, oil
told The number of Indians, bucks,
sqeaws ard children killed a. Wounded
Knee reached 200. Several others cannot
recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07
9enats Caucus.

The Senate caucus for the nomination
Of officers BY the republicans convened
in the Senate Chamber at Z 80 p. NJ. Tues
day evening. Jan. 6, 1891, pursuant to call
duly issued. The caucus was called to or
der by Mr.. G. F. Libby Of Cumberland
Mr.. Erastus c. Ryder of Penobsco. was
chosen chairman.
On motion Of Mr.. Sylvester J. Walton
of Somerset, Mr.. Frederick A. Powers Of
Houlton was chosen Secretary by acclams-
ton.
On motion of Mr.. s. J, Walton of Som
erset, Mr.. Charles +. Libby of Portland
vas nominated SIS q candidate for President
Of the Senate, and the nomination was con-
frmel by acclsmstion.
Gu motion of Mr Andrew r. G. Smith
of Lincoln. Mr.. Kendall NJ. Dunbar of
Damariscotta was nominated as Secretary
of the Senate, aud the nomination Was con-
frmed by acclsmation.
Mr.. 2. p. Gilmore of Hancock nomina-
ted Mr.. Charles X. Tilden of Hsllowell as
candidate for Assistant Secretary.
Mr.. Leapder A. Poore of Cumberland
nominated Howard W. Poore for the same
Office, and the name of Mr.. Il. II. Wheeler
was placed in nomination by Mr.. William
T. Haines of Kennebec.
A committee of three consisting of
Messrs. Edmund y. Mallet, Jr., of Cnm-
berlsnd; Henry w. Mayo, Of Penobscot,
and Albert M. Spear Of Keunebec were ap.
pointed by the Chair to receive, sort and
count votes for Assistant Secretary Of the
Senate.
The vote having been taken the commit
tee through their chairman reported as
follows.
Whole number of votes cast 26
Necessary for choice IA
Mr.. Howard W. Poor had 4
Mr.. Charles X. TilIen had 6
Mr.. Ernest II. Wheeler had l6
Mr.. Wheeler was therefore declared
elected candidate for Assistant Secretary
of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Albert NJ. Spear of
Kennebec, Charles H. Lovejoy OF Sidney
was nominated as candidate for Messenp ger
of the Senate and the nomination Was con-
firmed by acclanat:on.
On motion of MIR. Sylvester J. Walton,
Of Somerset, Mr.. Atwood w. Spauldoe
Of Caribou was nominated as a candidate
for assistant messenger of the Senate, and
the motion was confirmed by rising vote.
On motion of Mr.. Sylvester J. Walton Of
SOMERSET, Mr. n d L. CHadoonfne OF
Dixmont WIS nominated as candidate for
folder, and the nomination Was confirmed
by scclamation.
On motion of Mr.. William T. Haines OF
Kennebsc, Mr.. S. A. Holden of fremont,
was nominated a. candidate for mail car.
fier Of the senate. The motion was con
firmed by scclsmation.
On motion Of of Mr.. Edmund b MalIet
Jr-, Of Cumberland, The caucus then ad
journed.
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Notes.

How the hotel clerks did work yesterday
There will be joint caucus this evening
70 nominate State officers.
The forty democratic representatives de-
cidea to nominate candidates for speaker,
clerk and assistant clerk. The caucus was
held at the Augusta Hou,e. B. =. Chad.
bourne, Esq Of Biddeford, vas nominated
speaker and Charles L. Martin, clerk.
There vac . host that came In on the sf.
ternoen ard evening trains. Among the
number we're Hon. J. W. Wakefield Of
Bath, Albion Little, Esq, Hon. Clarence
Hale and Hon. z. 4. Rsnd Of Portland and
County Attorney r. Z. Timberlake Of
PhiIl..a
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owingsviiis and wiz chester. Ey I.
Hcorched.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 6.--At Owipgs
vile, Ky, this morning, fourteen houses
were burned. Loss estimated At e5O, 900;
fairly covered by insurance. The FIRE was
incendisry.
AT Winchester. this morning. IRE des.
.royed the Opera House block. The fol-
lowing are the losses; Opera House Com
psny SIG ,0C0, insurance $4,000; Mrs.
Ford, milliner, $4,000. insurance $1,000;
VI. Simon G Co., dry goods, $1,000. fully
insured; MeGibney family Concert Com
psuy ward robe, $1,000. The post -oflicc
vas in the building, and 1900 worth of
stamps, postsl cards ard envelopes, With
all ths mall, was destroyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07
Annusl Banquet York Ccuutv Bar.

BIpDEFoRp, Jan. 6-The annual ban.
qust Of the York county bar Was held at
the Bidieford House tonight and was At
tended by . good representation of the
county and visiting attorneys. The BAN
quet was followed by speeches by promi-
nens members. The following officers Of
the association we've elected: President,
John NJ. Goodwin, Bidieford; Vice Presi.
dent. Rufas r Taplsv, Ssco; Secretary,
Benz. F. Chsdbourne, Biddsford; Treas
urer. Horace II. Burbank. Ssco; Execu.
tive Committee, Hampden Fairfield, Ssco /;
Charles T. Fox, Psr.onfeld; Harry v.
Moore, Berwick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07
A Cotton Trus. in Canada.

MONTREAL, Jan. e.-The design of
bringing together under cne management
all the cot on mills Of the dominion is COM
pissed by the Dominion Cotton Mills taking
possession of the Hochelsgs Mills. The
annual output OF all the mills owned By the
company is estimated a So .250, 600, aad
practically covers the wh,ie business in
Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07
C. D. Helbrook had
a. II. KaAe bad

There vas no opposition to the candi-
daese for meseeneef and assistants.
On motion Of Mr.. Buraess Of vassalbofo.
Mr.. VIM. ]. Smith OF New Cassle VA
nominated BY acclamation for the position
Of messenger.
On motion Of Mr.. Clascn Of Gardiner,
Mr. Geo. H. Fishsf vas nominated BY
acclamstion for The position Of Arss assis-
tant messenger.
On motion Of Mr.. Parker Of Belfast.
Mr.. Fred A. Stevens was nominated by
acclamation for tbs petition Of second
assistant messenger.
The following names vas presented for
the pcsition Of doorkeeper; By Mr.. Stearns
Of Carbon. the name Of Benjamin Maxim
Of wavne; BY Mr., Hiscock Of Wilton, that
Of Walter o. Rean Of Jay; BY Mr.. Parker
OF Belfast, that Of Mr.. Clarence NJ. Hurd
of Liberty; by Mr.. Rollins Of Chelsea, that
Of Mr.. Henry W. Clark Of Union.
The following Nance were presented for
the position Of assistant door-keeper: By
Me. Burgess Of Vassalhoeo. the name Of
Mr.. J. T. Ashford; by Mr.. Clsson Of Gar
diner, that Of Mr.. Harry NJ. Bifelow Of
Augusta. 1t vas evidently not understood
by the caucus that all these gentle men
~SNsN ~ tNf2usu w sSns ttF tVut aVutp
Of the hall. and in order to put the inten.
ton of the caucus into express form. Mr..
Clason made the following motion which
vas carried; That whatever number Of
Of door-keepefs the House may in session
determine upon shall be voted upon In the
order of their nomination.
On motion of Mr.. Johnson of Augusta,
Mr.. Walter l. Neal was nominated BY &C.
clsmstica for the position Of mail carrier.
Mr.. L. IL. Hammond Of Manchester, was
nominated by acclamatioa for assistant
mail carrier.
On motion Of Mr.. Harrington Of Nor.
ridgewock, Mr.. Joseph i. Frederick WAS
nominated by acclamation for the position
Of frat folder.
On motion Of Mr.. johnson Of Augusta,
Mr.. Chapiu Lydston was nominated by sc-
clamatioa for the position Of second folder.
On melton of MIR. Skolfeld of Harps-
we'll, MIR. Silas s Holbrook Of Harpswell
was nominated by scclamation for the posi-
ton of third folder.
On motion Of Mr.. Kendall Of Freeport
voted thN the chair appoint the usual
Caucus Committee TO call future cauouses.
The following committee was appointed
BY the chair Messrs Kendall Of Freeport,
Shaw Of Augusta and Adams Of Bangor.
On motion, adjourned at 8 So.
Announcement was made that boxes will
be ready for drawing Of seats, Wednesday
morning, at 8 4b O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07
Dr. C. D. Smith to FIJI Chair Of physiol-
orv at Bowdotu Medical School.

BRUNSWICK. Jan. 6.-The chair of ply
sicloay in the medical school, recently
made vacant by the resignation of Prof.
Henry H. Hunt, NJ. D., has been Allied By
the election OF Charles Den:son Smith of
Portlsrd. DR.. Smith was grsdu ited from
Colby University in 1877. and from the
medical de apartment here in 1879 He has
been for several years secretary Of the
Msioe Medical Association. has served the
college IS lecturer on public hygiene. and
is veil qualified 10 iill the place which the
demand. of an increasing practice led DR..
Hant 10 resign.
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Kaox Deputiss-Rockiard Street.
Railroad Heating.

Special 70 the kEHSEBEc JOURNAL.
RocKLANp, Jan. 6-SheriE J. W. Cray,
has appointed the following deputies: Z.
Fl. Burket., Union; f. NJ. Stahl, Warren
John s. Smslley, St. George: ard Frank
NJ. Calderwood. Viaalhaven. The others
sre Tot yet ready TO be announced.
The hearing OF The petition Of tie Rock.
land Street Railway for the location Of
track, will take place next Monday. Much
interest is manifested a. TO the result.
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casinna os.nss Elects ofncsss.
special to the KEsxEByc JounxAI

Comma, Jan. s-rviiighs Grange.
Gamma, installed its officers for the ensuing
year Monday evening ard celebrated the
event BY an oyster supper. The officers
we're installed by p. NJ. Isaac N. Batter,
and are a. follows:
o. ]. Hancock, NJ; ]. H. Yoans. o.; r.
Z. Gafdder, l.. Il. w. Knowles. s; G..
B. Tasker. A. s.; Clara Burril, Chap. ;
Samuel Burrill, Treas. !; Etfa NJ. Currief.
Sec. A. r Blsi.dell. G. K; Mrs. J. H.
Young. Pomona; Mrs. F. z. Gardner,
Flora; Mrs. o. j. Hancock, Ceres; Efae
Bjgelow. L. A. s.
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Adjourned to Jan. l3. Owing to the
Storm.

Especial to the KEssEBRc JOURNAL
READFIELD, Jan. 5.-In consequence of
the storm this A. NJ, the annual meeting
Of the Kennebec County Agricultural So
ciety, for the election Of offers, aud the
transaction Of any other business that may
properly come before it, stands adjourned
until Tuesday, Jan. 18Th, st ten o'clock, A.
NJ.
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A boy stocd on the burning deck,
Uusisely, too, 'tis said.
For. with the fast approaching nsze


For. with the fast approaching nsze.
His elders quickly hed.
30, many now In peril stand,
Unmindful Of their fste,
TIL, step by step, Grim Death ctm.s or
And then, alas too late!
Far wiser, surely, would il seem,
When bis approach We see,
With "PieYce's Pellets" well In hand
To vanqo.sh old "G. D."
Hsfce's Pleasant Pellets have remarkable
power 10 correct sli physical dersngemeat,.
thus varding Of disease that would surely
follow. Purely vegetable, pleasant to take,
perfectly harmless! With . liz lie fore.
thought, they'll be . prescott hs.p in time
Of need-chessing the doc or aad robbine
the grave. A. Liver Pill, they are uS-
equaIed. 6mallest, chespest. esslest 70
take. One dose ~ laxative. three o,
four ~ . es&hastic. Tiny, ssgsf-coased
g:snules, in vials; rs esaas.
jspS3&wfelsn.
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Maine Postal Matters.

J. c. Carey has been appointed pcstmss.
ter at Monssilis. vice James TvitchelI
Patents have been granted George ii.
Richardson Of Oid,own on penhoider, and
Charles II. Lamson Of Portland for lug.
gsge carrier for Yelocipedes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-07
CLERK JEwErT WINS.
The Supreme Court Dismisses the
Charges Against Elm.

CONCORD, H. H., Jan. 6.-The Supreme
Court, Chief Justice Doe delivering his
opinion, has just decided to dismiss the
cases against Clerk Jexett, on the ground
of want Of jurisdiction.
The decision of the supreme court was
very satisfactory to republicans generally,
and those who know Clerk Jewett will pre-
pare roll for the organization OF
the House tomorrow giving them
q working majority. The republican
also have a majority of the senate, and
organize both branches of the legislature,
fill existing vacancies In the senate and
council, and 10 elect Hon. Hi-at- A. Tut
tie Of tstield, Governor. and later United
States Senator, TO succeed Hon. Henry w.
Blair. The democrats are generally disap-
pointed at the decision of the court.
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C2utt Oosns az Mscaias.

MAcHIAs, Jan. 6 The Jsngsry term of
the Supreme Judicial Court, Judge Emery,
comUenced this forenoon and all the lead-
ing members Of the bar are present. A
short session seems probable.
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Aal!rGaDr Il treteaanboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAIL lR1tD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect Oct.
lsts, lSSj.
until further no,ioo trains Iesvs arsuv's 81
nIg0s-

untl further no,ioe trains lesvs arsurs 81
oJ1Vs;
GOING wEST--6so A. VI. for Lewiston
klckani. Portland, Boston and Mon;resl, $50
NJ for Uall3w.ll, Gardner aud South Card
ncr, 1910 A. NJ. FOR LewistOa, Farmington,
Rookisnt, Portland and Boston. 2.0o r. NJ,
for II lllovrtl, Gardiner and South Gardiner;
Portland. and Boston; S.tS, texprP.sl Port.
land aud Boston, e.e5 T.. II. ior Hallowei, Card.
and South Gardiner, 100 p. NJ. might Pull
man for Lewiston, Bat, Portland and Boston.
GoIyG EasT-2io A. II. might express> iol
skowhegsn, Belfast. Brngor, Bar Hsrbor, IS
N. for Watcrviiio, SkoWhessn, Newport, Bangor
and Nancehoro, l2E L. M. for Waterytle.
as T.. ". for Wairrvile, SkOwhegan, Bel.
fast. Dexter. Dover Foxerofi, Bangor,
81. Stephen, 81. John and Ar0ostooy County, add
17 p. NJ (saturdays onlyl for Wsterville
sunday paper tralG for Watcrytile and naHscr 81
si- A, NJ.
The Night Pullman Trains run eaus wsy every
night, sundays Included but not 10 Ntowhesst
or Belfast on Monday morning, or to Dexter,
pr beyond Bangor on sunday mornings.
The day express trains going Fast ~ stsP. NJ
md Wrrt NJ 1910 A. NJ, run daily, sundays In
cudsd. between Boston. Lewiston, Bath. Rock
and Bangor and st. John.
ACCOuNoOATIOST TRAM for Augusta
leaves Soutt Gardiner, 6.25 A. NJ, 100 and s.3a
T. NJ; Gsrdiuer. C.G A. NJ. 4. l.lo ana ~ 7. N. !
Hallovell, 6.&a A. NJ, la ard tS9 r ".
Through tickets 70 California and all points
South Spd West may hp had OF Il. II. Walker,
ticket agent. Augusta, tho only odlce selling Wis
all routes and checking sli baggage free os oE
pense.
PAYsoS TUCKER, Vice Pres. = 0en'i Msnassr,
,. +. BoorHBY. GsnT Pass. aud Ticket As'..
Portland. DOT. sth, 1890.
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Nominations cosfismsd.

The Senste has confirmed tie ronisa-
tions of j. Fl. Roes, B.i3gtoo, Me-, and W,
e. Ssnbosn, SprinsvAle, Ne.
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Cted at the Age ct lo3

BANGOR, Jan. 6-Jsmes Mshaney, aged
l03, the oldss, citizen of Bangor, died last
night.
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Democrats iu Consultation.

At a meeting of the Democratic State
Committee held here tonigh. was largely
attended. Chairman, Hon. John p. Bart
lett of Manchester, presided. Addresses
we're made by Bartlett. George W. Mann
of Benton and Henry o. Kent of Lancas-
ter, urging the democrats TO insist upon
constitutional rights in the legislature.
A meeting Of the democratic members of
the House followed the meeting Of the
State committee. Hon. Harry Bingham OF
Lialeton and +. N. Chase of Somersworth,
temporary chairmsn aud secretary, respec-
lively. The following nominations we're
made; Z B. Ssnborn, Franklin. speaker
james X Jackson, Littletor, clerk; WI.
liam A. Paine, New Market, assistant clerk !;
John J. Donohue, sergeant at arms; Louis
lie Temp, Great Falls, C. W. Hobbs, Pei
ham and J. r. Bartlett, Meriden, door.
keepers.
Sanborn of frankie said that possibly
trouble would rise over the organization of
the house tomorrow, ss the supreme court
bad practically given the clerk carte blanche
to prepare the roll. by declining to take the
jurisdiction. No democrat knew how he
proposed to make up the roll, and probably
would net uItil the assembling of the house
in the morning. The committee is safely
appointed TO have charge of legislative
matters, consisting of Sanborn, Nah of
Conway, Whetcher of Hayerlill, and
Harry Bingham.
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Wholesale lailIirsrs A..len.

MONTREAL, Jan. 6-The wholesale miili-
merry house Of j. A. Patterson & Co. has
assigned. The liabilities are placed at
Ssn6 la0
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For President Of Massachusetts, Sen.
ate.

Bosros, Jsn. 5.-The republicans Of
he Massachusetts Senate sosisht re-nomi.
aatsd Henry II. sprsgue for president
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Every hru'ss, every sore muscle, should
be freely tstsed in Johnsoa's Ano'yne
Linimsnt. i1n5i&s
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications tor the Next a
Houfs.

Wan DEPARTMENT,
Once Of the Chief Signal Ofiicer,
WARRINGTON, Jan, z. 1 A. N.
For Maine: Light snow slightly colder,
winds.
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VAN HeUrEs's Cocoss-LaYgest sale in
tae world spr30deodnr