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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12
Legal Affairs.

The legal Affairs committee will give public
hearing ~ their room At he State House. Augusta,
on the following bills ant petitions
Feb. Il. 1901, at O'Clock in the afternoon on
an set to amend paragrs oh 10 of of chap.
relating to licenses to- se estates of sident
srs.
Feb. IL, iseI. at O'Clock In the af 'ernoou. an
act to amend ~ OF chap. 81 IF Revised
Statutes relating 70 wills made in her states
and counties.
Feb. IL. isYi. at o'clock in the afternoon.
an act 30 amend q, chap. 81, Revised
Statutes, a. heretofore anne nded rrlatirlg 10 the
distribution of property OF dccs ased per ops.
Feb Il. 1891, 81 Z O'Clock in the afteI noon, an
act 70 amend sec. 81, ehap 20, Revised Statutes,
relating TO insolvency proceedings.
Feb. IL. lss. at o'clock IN the after ioop. an
act 10 make valid the organization and coings OF
of the First tniversalist society In Old To wn.
Feb. Ia, 1881, at u'eiosk in the af,eru Don. on
petition to Iegaiike the doings of Oxford village
corporation.
February Il. tsei, at O'Clock in the ar crnoon,
on an act to amend see IS Of chap II, Revised
Statutes in relation TO surveying of iumbs r.
February IL. 1871, 81 O'Clock In the aft rrnoon,
on Rn act 90 protect the owner OF bottle =, etc.
use6 In the sale Of cola water, etc
February - at O'Clock In thu afternoon, on an
act In Relation to TIN business OF loan and build
ing associations
ferorter Of the eotnr ,ittee,
MORRILL,. n. DREW, See .etary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12
Ways and Bridges.

The committee On ways aad bridges have
signed hearings npoa petitions and bills referred
TO them follows:
FEB. 20.--So- II.
Petition Of the seiectmsn Of the town Of
from maintaining and keeping In repair iron
bridge constructed across the Presumpscot river,
In said town.
feb. 7.--No. II.
Petition OF J. L. Smith and others. citizens
of Oldtown. asking for reyersion of Oldtown
bridge 10 the State Of Maine.
Feb. 26.-No. Is
Petition of j. 9. Wheelwright and others Of
Bangor. for an appropriation for bridge across
the Penobscot river at or near the mouth OF Pie-
cata9uis river, in said county of Penobscot.
Petition OF W. Fl. Libby ana others Of Mat
tawamkeag. asking State aid for building q
bridge across the Penobscot river, In the town
Of VIM or Mattawamkeag.
Feb. 24.-So. 10.
Petition of citizens OF AlIegash. asking aid
for building road and bridge in Allegash.
Petition of James A. strout and others, for
permission to build q bridge across tide water,
In town CT kennebankport.
Feb A,-NO, a.
Btll, an act TO revise the provisions of chap
ter 537. Of the Private and Special Laws of 1874.
and additional thereto, relating to free bridge
aoros' Spruce Creek. in the town Of Kittery.
Feb. 27.--No, q.
Petition OF the inhabitants of Van Buren,
Hamlin and Cyr for an appropriation in aid OF
building bridge across the st. John River at
Van Buren,.
Feb. 27.--No. "a
Petition of H. 8. Sweetland OF South Thorn
aston AID others, requesting the enactment of
law requirngithe several counties to build the
large bridges within their counties.
Feb. 20s--No. Is
Petition OF Charles NJ. Rogers and others
OF Nowland. LaGrange, Passadumkeag, Lowell
and Greenhush for bridge across Piscataquis
river near the mouth.
Petition of II. ID. jenkins and IS others CT
the town of ken6nskeag, fer aid in building
bridge scrossthe kendaskeag.river in said town.
Hearing Feb. a.
Petition Of Frank Stanley and others Of
Dixheid for an appropriation for bridge across
the Androseoggin river at or near Dixfeld.
Healeg Feb, L
Petition Of NJ. G. Brooks and 65 other citi-
8 zens of Nestport for the enactment of law
requiring counties to support the large bridges.
Hearing Feb. %.
Petition OF Arthur Heagan and others for
Gleave 10 construct bridge across the Little
Marsh river in Prospect and FRANKFORT. Hear
ing Feb, Il.
Petition of William Leonard aud II others
for an appropri alton for repairs of bridge
the Passadunkeng river In the town Of Passa
dumkeag Hearing March 3.
An act to prevent the use of narrow trimmed
wheels for the hauling of freight and merchandise
over the streets OF the city of Calais. Hearing
March ;.
O..
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Education.

The committee education will give public
hearings in the school SUPPLEMENTARY room. at
STATE House. rs follows;
For Feb. IL.
Petition OF X. r. Grindie and others In favor OF
an act TO incorporate q school In Bluehiil, 10 be
known a. the George Stevens Academy
For Feb. i6
Petition OF 7. s. Burns aud others, asking for
the passage of bill 10 regulate the election OF
scheci committees in the town OF westbsook-
Petition Of Ira W. Davis and Others, praying for
the establishment OF 4 normal school NJ East
cartnth.
On order TO allow towns to draw money from
the public schools AID apply 10 academies.
For Feb. Is.
ia petition OF Samuel j. Bridge and others for
Incorporation Of Bridge Academy.
An xxt to provide fer the education of youths In
usincerporated plantations and Townships.
Petition of Joseph y. Snow, President of the
Bangor Humane Society, for amendment Of laws
relating % school teachers
dan. q, 1oD1. F.W. KxkaAN, Seer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12
State Lands.

The committee on State lands and State roads
sill give public hearings at the Land Agents
room az State House ms follows.
For Friday, Feb. 18th, r. VI.
Petition of f. I. Pennock and others for mid
Ia building bridge across Magslloway river in
Lincoln Plantation, oxford county.
Petition of Vital Thibodeau and others ask
ing an appropriation TO help build road In towns
Of Madawa-ka and Grand Ise.
Resolve In favor of Charles r. Allen.
Resolve in favor of Charles o Randall.
Memorial asking for aid in building bridge
at Fort Kent
Petition Of +. 7. Niles and others for aid
in repairing road leading out CT Flagstaff
through Dead river. Jerusalem and Highland
plantations
Petition of Joseph Madore for appropria-
ton fer building road In Crystal plantation.
EUGENE CLARK, Sec'y.
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Economical and Comfortable One
Way Excursions

Personally conducted, Pullman Tourist
Cars through to destination. II you are
going to Colorado, California, Oregon, OF
any point west of the Missouri River, then
take the Great Rock Island Route Excur-
s!ons leaving Boston every second Tuesday.
You can save nearly $4,000 from regular
frst-class fare to the Pacific Coast, and
proportionate reductions to other points.
For full particulars call on your neares.
Ticket Agent and write E. W. Thompson,
N. E. Pass Agent, 29s Washing ton ST.,
Boston, Mass, or A. B. Farnswortb, G. E.
PA, 257 Broadway, NY, Jno. Sebastian,
q. T. & p. A.. Chicago. I'll jAnl2dtf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12

By pestilential climate, by a vocation entailing
constant exposure, physical overwork or seden.
tary drudgery at the desk. is hard lot. Yet many
persons originally possessed Of fair constitution
suffer this deprivation before the meridian of life
Is passed. To any and all subject to conditions
inimical to health. ms purer or more agreeable
preventative OF the greatest of earthly blessings
can be recommended than Hostetters Stomach
Bitfers, which iDures the system to climatic
change, physical fatigue and mental exhaustion
1t Graduates dyspepsia. the bane of sedentary
brain workers, preserves and restores regularity
OF the bowels and liver. when disordered from
any cause, annihilates fever and ague and pre-
vents it. checks the growth of a tendency to rfeu
matisrn and CONT, and nertralizes the danger to
De apprehendei from CAUSES productive of kidney,
bladder and uterine ailments. To be CONVINCED
of the truth of these statements, 1t is only neces
sary to give this sterling preparation an impartial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12

Mr.. J. J. Maher, Overseef Of The Pses
had buoy day yesterday. Mr.. 7. :.
Richards called on him and took Nslhaaiei
Blackwell to Livermore Falls. Mr.. Mahsf
sent Mabel Reilly BY train yesterday afsas'
roon to her home in Clinton, and today ,
sends Charles Patrick, who has Il hns
periods Of temporary insanity, 70 Bio 49,
in Canada. These three have been fcss'
ents of the Aims house in this city.
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Taxation.

Electric light, gas, water aud insurance com
panies-1 hursdaY, Feb. IL.
Street Railways
Petition, Y. Y, Turner and others for assess
ments on abutters.
Petition, Bath Municipal officers relating to tax
on corporations.
Petition. !. q. Bean and others for exemption
OF live stock
Petition, /. G, Libby for same.
Petition, J. Ii. Gilman and "a others for same.
Petition. Elijah Smith and Al others for same.
Order relating to term of town sssessors-Moa.
dsy, Feb, is.
General questions Of taxation-TuesdAy, Feb. IL.
Meetings are held at go each EVENING"
TREBY JOHNSON, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12

1t is rumorsd. that Senator Brice of
Ohio contemplated resigning. He is
said to desire retirement from politics
in order to devote his whole time and
attention to business pursuits. The
real reason is thought by many. how
ever, to lie in his own belief that he can
not hold his seat, il his constitutional
right to do so is called in question.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12

Our Canadian neighbors do not appear
TO enjoy the opinion which the United
States holds of their military prowess.
Mr.. X. W. Soule sends US from Waubau-
shene, Ont, poem clipped from local
paper resenting the agreement of Sena-
tors Frye and Cockrell that the Canadi-
ans wouldn't amount to IA row Of Pins "
In a contest with this country. The
piece contains the following historical
illusions to what ''rows of British
pins" have accomplished in the past:
They scratched you once at 'Stony Creek"
And pricked you once again;
And tore your clothes and made you sick
When met at Lundy's Lane.
You had to run at QueenstOn Heights,
And swim to save your shins;
You thought the river safer than
This "Kow of British pine
We search the succeeding stanzas in
vain for any reference, to Saratoga, New
Orleans, or Yorktown, but then these
are all words brutality lacking in ''liquid
lapse," and probably could not be made
to fit into the rhyme.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12

If anything were needed to prove to
Mr.. Parnel that he need never again
expect any support from the Catholic
clergy of Ireland, it has been furnished
by the recent manifesto of the arch
bishop of Dublin. A new leader must
be found to unite the warning factions
of the National party and carry it for
ward to victory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12

The committee on commerce will give public
hearings follows:
Friday. Feb. 10, O'Clock Z. NJ.
Upon petition OF jeremiah Jones to incor-
porate the Castine and Brooksville Steam Ferry
Co.
Upon petition of Mayor Charles T.. Patten
and others OF the city OF Bath for additional
powers relative to the control of the tide waters
Of the kennehec river.
February Is, at o'clock r. NJ.
Upon communication from the Dominion
of Canada in relation to the joint passage OF a
l7v 10 prohibit the throwing of sswdnst and
other waste into the river from the sawmills
situated upon the st. John river aud Its tribu.
tAries.
Friday, Feb. 20, 2P.M.
Upon petition OF stockholders OF Kennebunk
river 20 anen nd their charter relative TO closing
Its gates.
Upon petition of ". NJ. Walker to build a
wharf into the tide waters at York, Maine.
CT. GUPTILI., Sec'y.
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The Rich Mans Son.
The rich mans son inherits lands,
Ard s,;laa AZ hetnir and sennnn and a

The rich mans son inherits lands.
And piles of brick and stones and gold,
And be inherits soft white hands,
And tender flesh that fears the cold.
Like soft hands, and tender flesh, many
diseases are inherited; especially tenden-
cies to Asthma, Consumption, Bronchids,
ard Stomach and Liver troubles; but there
is remedy. kno.n as the Golden Medical
Discovery" which oveteomes these diseases.
and cuts of all tendencies toward : fatal
result. DR.. Pierce Of Buffalo. hiss put
this remedy within the reach Of all, 90 that
even the ponr IS wall Ms the rich, can
obtain it. his worth more to yau than
"riles Of brick sad sions snd gold" Ask
your druggist for it. LIS guaranteed to
bere6s or cure in every case. or money
paid for it will hefundsd. feb9i&~folrm
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DBvIHD q CoUoRI.IN.
Rogisteged PhsSmac1se'e.

In theft preparation Of phyiciass -
scriptions We use nothing bat -
know 70 be Absolutely pure and o. " 4.
est quality. Il 10 the medicine sassa
effects the cure and physicians sad
should be careful that their msdicase
the best. We have long enjoyed ~ -
dence Of the physicians Of this asa
rounding towns and Of The pablo U ~.
efal. We trust that we ehell 49,.
to do 20. Our especial
10 given 70 the Drug business ~
our object 10 to keep . AfStelee ~,
in every particular. Our ptices 3
sistsnt. with the quality Of our nea ~ q
We charge fair, living profit - ~ ~
ell. We Go not advertise cheap ns ~
at cheap pricss. Every pfsscnpaes ~
10 brought into our store y ceal r..
with the greatest Of care With p.se
cinss AMI exactly - the doctor osdsss.
We solicit your fssofs.
DIVINE & CouosLlS. Pnes ~.
West end Ksnnebec Bridge, -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12
II. +. GOULD. Secretary.
Towns.

Committee on Towns met and made the fol.
owing assignments
Petition of Benz. II. Towle and So others
that portion of Crystal Plantation be set of,
and anne xed to the town of Sherman. Hearing
assigned for Feb. II at 2 p. NJ.
Petition OF IL II. Hobbs and 40 others to
change boundary line of Berwick and South
Berwick. with bill accompanying Hearing
assigned for Feb. II at L. n.
Petition OF Oliver Monlton OF Randolph, to
be set of from the town OF said Randolph and
annex TO the town of Pittston or Chelsea.
Hearing assigned for Feb, l3th, 2P.M NJ.
Petition OF Lueius Bartlett to be set off Nor.
way village corporation. Hearing assigned for
Feb 18th, f. NJ.
Petition OF Nelson Campbell and others
that part of the town of Canton be taken from
said town and annexed to the town of Jay.
Hearing assigned for Feb. 18th, $50 P. M.
CA. TILToN, See'y.
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The newspapers Of all parties unite in
warm praise of Mr.. Blaine's reciprocity
treaty with Brazil. 1t opens up a mag
niticent new market for American pro-
ducts at sacrifice of no American
industry. This is only the first of a
number of similarly advantageous treat
les which will doubtless be negotiated
in the near future.
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1A&Xo9@ II 1eoc11N
,, e s e. . g s. e. =:
ftczs referred to them - fouoWs:
Fog 1ussda5, FEB. "a. 1t O'Clock r n:
Al .ct to Incorporate the Waldo stzses
An ast 10 Incorporate the Beifsss. sess,psrs
Sorshpcr Railway Co.
For Wednesday. Feb "a. At o'clock r. H..
Ar set 70 inexDesase the Caseo Bay Ts,e.
Az as s.,lfytas e~rtaia leases 70 The xasn.
Petition Of Jasper Hssehiass and sshers for
20 act incorporation foe railroad Into
Fer Tuesday, Fes. i7.h, .. O'Clock r. H.:
an act authorizing the Lewiston and An
barn Hcfse 4 B. Co % use electricity - motive
An act TO anesd chapter sxa Special : Phi
yste Lsws o. Ises relating TO the Gardner and
Randolph T. X Co
Al aes % Incorporate the Diriso Telegraph
Az act % aaaend section .ie Of chspser 6; o..
tbs Revised Statutes relating 70 railroads.
An aes 70 incorporate the Limington Teie-
Petisions q see4stieeok Il Nooseheaa T. r.
Go. fog authority TO issue bonds and increase It's
capital.
Kemonssrxnee Of Chss. Adams and others
Of ssarspoFt against running an Electric road
For wessnesdny, Feb. 18th, at O'Clock r. H.:
An act relating to the Old Town Street Rail
way Co.
Petition in favor Of Bangor, veaxie 4 orcno
Railway Co.
An act authorizing the Bangor Street Rail.
way Co 10 extend lis syssem
Petition Of A. n Barieigh and others for 4
charter for the Aroostook { Penobzeot r. Il.
Co.
Fsiitios OF A. A. Bgrieish and others to
incorporate the Aroostosk Ionstractton Co
Petition Of the Inhabitants Of Van Buren,,
nd Tsis ard al ks for
charter for a railroad from Van BsEen 10 Malta
An act 70 incorporate the franklin Teis-
phone Telegraph Co.
For Tuesday, Feb. 18th, atsg O'Clock r. NJ.
An act 10 revise chapter 81 Of the Revised
Statutes ind 10 rssuiats railroad rates and fares
An act TO Incorporate the Canada & Maine
Railway.
An act to incorporate the Gardiner 4 Range
ley Telegraph Co.
An net to iezsiize the location Of the Phillips
+ Rangeiey Railroad across Pariin road So
called In III. town Of PHILIPPE.
An act 10 limit the charges OF railroad cor
porations 10 ave cents per mile for transpersa-
ton Of passenger
For "wednesday, March sth
An act extending the power Of the Mount
Desert hy. Co.
An act 10 incorporate the American Tele
graph and Telephone Co.
Petition for law providing for the use OF
automatic brakes and safety couplers on freight
and for a law limiting the labor OF railroad
employees also relating 10 the liability OF
employers for personal injuries sustained BY
employees.
Petition TO amend charter of Waldo and
Somerset Ky. Co.
An act relating 70 grade crossings.
W. ii. AVER, Sec'y.
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Claims.

The committee on Chains met and made the
following assignments fer hearings:
On FebruaTy 18th, at o'clock p. N.-Claim Of
Mrs l. c. felneu for unlawful commitment to
the Insane Hospital. claim of A. J. Cameron for
binding and stitching for the State In 1885, claim
Of Capt K. Merrill for services rendered and
money expended in behalf OF the state; claim Of
L. W Look for pay for the loss of stock by con.
tasious diseases; claim Of municipal officers Of
Bingham for assistance rendered parpers In 1852.
ID. ii. GLippEN, SECRETARY.
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-Four trsmps made themselves quite ~
spicuous yesterday afternoon on The bssd0R
They were all pretty well under W isss
ence Of liquor. and each and ever ~
wanted to make trouble for the oeasfs'
dispute arose and the quartet were pssW
we'll launched In a good row when Oisssn
and Bruce happened sloss e
took three Of them into custody. II
fourth escaped and couldn't b found "
later in the afternoon when be slse -
captured.
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Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.

The committee on mercantile affairs and insur-
will give public hearings at their room in
State House, Augusta, on the following bills and
petitions:
Feb 18th, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
Bill an act additional to chapter ~ of the Re.
wise Statutes relating to valued policies and the
payment OF losses by fire insurance companies
Same date, Petition OF George c. Wing and
others for incorporating An assessment society.
By order OF the committee,
c. MARsToy. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12

The accident insurance companies
complain that this has been bad win
ter for them. Owing to the sudden
changes in temperature streets have
been kept in icy condition with a large
number of resulting casualties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12

1t is said that great many Englishmer
are visiting this country this season.
asked Jinks what they came for. He SAID
he supposed "to marry soft. pated, million
ARE women, to talk the fellows out of thei.
money, who want to be fooled, and to Ia,
in supply Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup"
1.-The greatest cure on earth for pain,
Salvation Oil; take up the strsin."
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Mr.. 4. G. March formerly Of this cily,
but now Of Lesdvill, Colorado, Looked b
upon old friends yesterday. He has bsn
settled in The West for some twelve ysan
and seems we'll satisfied with that locally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12

The reading by Prof. Churchill \ u
Congregational Church tonight Of vhisA
every person is talking promises 70 b ~
Of the most enjoyable entertainments tvss
10 Augusta this year. The vide repsnfsa
Of the speaker should Of itself insure full
house.
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assss1a. TnuassAy, frB. Il. 1871.
sAx.mDAn or co,a1na svmrs.


Tasserv lssesestss.
1eb. i3-Gfznzs Hall, Worth Jay.
yeb. ts-The Meadows. RoekiAnd.
Temperance.
-. ii-oxsosd Dsssnes Loass Goo Tsnpias
yes. W.Y~t District Lodge. Good rs.pl.r.
I.s. is-Cumserisza District Lodge. Good Isnr
yeb. marlborough District Lo4gs Goc<
1empiars. Lizc0a Falls.
~ is--ss.seoek Dsssfics GOOD rsnplass, kIs
Pei. s-Knox District. Good r.ssplar., rao...
March s--sensrs~. pissrfz L1Axs, GOOD Temp
lars Ioyaisy, skowtsgan.
BsitgsSsa.
FEB. Isx2-Adyens Quarterly Meeting. morrill,.
April aH-AAiHe Methodist ccsseseass. sssna
Apri 1s-May 4--Eas. Maine xstho6ast cssssr
err. DaSagiseostA-
Patrons 81 HssbsnAry.
FEB. b-Asdsoscoygin County Pomona GsAage
Lake View, Auburn
FEB. II -Eeanabee Pomona Grange, CAPITAL, An
xsb. i9-Exeelssor Pomona Grange, North Jay.
Sss % Peasant 6range. West Camden,
Heb. zs~Knox aad Lfneosa Ea!on Pomona Grange.
Pleasant Valley. Eockizad-
Ssk. 1-rsnosscos Coaaiy Pomosa. karsi
Orange, veaxie.
ssSasd Array II shs lsSpsbfts.
FEB. - tS-Mains Encsmtmen:, O. A. r., Port
iazd.
Feb. fs..9-Fair Of John Merrill Post, Opera
House, Kiehmonf.
Agricultural AeesasIss.
Feb. B-Kennssee County farmers League.
Grange Hall. West Winthrop.
FEB. n 1s-stass genealogical Sosiety .Conye alton,
Bangor.
Educational.
teb. i3B-Yoft County Teaehers' AssoctAtion,
9acc.
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Ways and Bridges.

There will be regular meeting Of the commit
tee on ways and bridges until otherwise ordered
on Tuesdays of each week ut O'Clock r. NJ, in
the committee room In the basement.
II. +. GOULD, Secretary.
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One of the American Express Conpaagt
teams was completely overturned yssisfaAy
afternoon, splitting every article out snis
the snow. A new horse was attached, I'D
he in backing went too near the curling,
and thus the result.
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The ladies Of the Univefsalias socis9
are preparing for good time this svsnias
at the church vestry, where they will tvs
ons Of their famous suppers and IN ssAes.
tainment. Supper from $50 10 7.0.
Come and have . good supper and ssiN
an evenings entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-12

A bogus employment agent in Penn
sylvania has just been sent to the peni-
Tertiary for two years for swindling
poor men through false promises. Eel
lows of his stripe cannot be too severely
dealt with
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Library,

The comraittee on state Library will give public
hearings &. III fr rooms In the State House,
Augusta, as follows:
February istn. at O'Clock, z. ".
On resolve in favor of the town Of Sears-
mont.
uu rcscivs ia favor Of completing the publ
cation OF York county eeeds down 10 the time
Of the separa ion Of the counties. A. d. 1870.
CHAR. p. ALLEN. Secretary.
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Pensions.

The committee on pensions hereby give notice
that the regular meetings will be held In the Pen
two o'clock P. NJ, until further ordered.
ianfSdtf H. Il. ALLEN, Secretary.
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The tlattering outlook for vastly
increased South American trade only
emphasizes the Importance of passing
the shipping bill.