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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-30
A DUEL UNDER WATER.

You didn't forget the widow, did you,
Tom, when You paid the lad off? We've
been on Il pretty long cruise this time, and
like enough she'll he in need of many
more things than the boys wages will buy
for her"
ooh, no, Dill, didn't forget Nancy.
put two ten dollar bills in an envelope,
one from you, AL one from me, and gave
them to the young chap for his mother.
But | say, Bill, ! think that on the next
job we'd better dress the boy, and let
him make Il dip alongside of either one
of us, while the other tends him. My
word for it, he will make good diver
after little practice, with such men as
you and to teach him the business.
81 guess you're right, mate" answered
Bill. IF Needy has a liking for the work,
and the widow don't object the lad might
as well commence now as any time III
take walk up to the cottage tom E-,, and
see what Nancy has to say about it. She
may think it's most too dangerous a bust
ness for her only boy, but Lor', Tom, amt
you and | spent half our lives under water
and are none the worse for it now?"
That's so, Bill. Why, diver in his
armor with good tender at the surface,
is just as safe as parson in his pulpit.
Yes, you'd better go and see Nancy" con-
tinued Tom retlectively, land have talk
with her. And say, mate, see if she wants
anything, sothat we can get it for her afore
we go away again"
All right, old man. So longp and with
that the one who had been addressed as
Bill turned and walked away, while his
companion, Tom, seated himself upon a
divers pumuboH and watched his friend
out of sight.
The foregoing conversation took place
on the deck of a small wrecking schooner
which was lying alongside of one of the
wharves in San Francisco, having just ar
rived at that port from trip down the
coast where her crew had succeeded in Sc
curing all the valuable materials of
sunken vessel that had been lost some
hundred and fifty miles to the nOrthward
of Cape st. Lucas.
The two characters introduced were the
divers, and firm friends they were, having
worked together continuously for years.
In fact, neither one would accept a "con-
tract" unless the other was included
within its terms.
Bill had just disappeared when the cap
tain of the schooner emerged from the
cabin and approached the solitary figure
on deck
"Ah, Tom" he began, loosely; count
ing the stars, or thinking over your past
sins?"
mo, cap; you're wrong about the stars,
for haven't cast an eye aloft for the last
half hour; but as for the past-yes, was
beginning to think over that a little.
often think over it. Sometimes I'm pleased
with the recollection, and then again j
wish it had been somebody else that had
gone through what Bill and | have, and
not u.s."
"Why, man, what is it that you and
your mate have done that you dislike to
recall to mind. l've known you both for
nearly twenty years, and, though l say 1t
to your face, never saw two squarer men
on salt water in my whole life"
"Well, cap'n. l think we have done pretty
near what is right since you sailed in our
coppany; - shortly afOrs you feA 10
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-30
unY7uEBr1Hso

As good as new
that's the condition of liver, stom-
ach and bowels, when DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets have done their
work. It's a work that isn't fin
ished when you've stopped taking
them, either. It's lasting. They
cure, as we'll as relieve. And it's
all done so mildly and gently !
There's none of the violence that
went with the old-time pill. One
tiny, sugar-coated Pellets gentle
laxative = three to four act as a
cathartic. Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Bilious Attacks, and all de-
rangements of the stomach and
bowels, are prevented, relieved and
cured. AS Liver Pill, they're I'M
equaled. They're purely, vegetable,
perfectly harmless - the smallest,
cheapest, and easiest to take.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, because they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is
returned.
You only pay for the good you
get. Can you ask more?
That's the peculiar plan all DR..
Pierce's medicines are sold on.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-30
sUckLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

THE BEST SALvE IN THE WORLD for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Raeum,
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by all druggists. Dreiss, Thomp-
Son.& Co.'s wholesale. y, O:9:13-1y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-30
MDiher's Liitlp BOY.

Mother-I am glad to see that you gave
your sister the larger piece of cake.
Little BOy-The littlest piece had the
most raiSins. Good News.
A CHILD or THE UNIVERSE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

: Fisheries and Cane.

The ss1.E.ss.ss On EsEer.es AMI game viii give
pnsfts hssrings ~ tzetf rooms IN state House,
Saa. - At s'eseek, r -.
On bill, an act .or the protection Of hzh IN
the tributaries Of VI ilson pond. In the city OF
Aabnrn, AEcroscegsin sosr'y.
Of Yers eounry saa caaberssa1 eoussy Tor A
81 70 grofsisis the Killing CT deer in aid eccn-
tea soF ten yesrs.
san. tsne and date. On petition Of r ..
~eserse AID others fsr the protection Of hsa in
browns pond. town OF hebzzo.
SANE dssss &na isxzs. On act to rrchibst The
izkfnz Of iAEf- locked szlsasa from snos. Ai4
asd other poe4s In hessssee and Somerset
same date AID time. On act for TIE pro-
tfc.ion Of troat and iand-iocxsd salmon In Cat
azaes lake sa-s
" ~dnssaay, Feb q, At . O'Clock. ~
I'm p~t.tssn o. Dsslt s MeEiany and others
fer amend aens Of she law Of isss regulating
asd restricting the ;ahing Of suneits tn sheep
acct river
sage date aud time. On petition Of n. B.
fheah and Others 10 prevent the eateasnx Of
Ssh in lxks Anssagsn,ieook md Tributaries $, tn
Caution. eoaaty Of Oxford
same date saa line. On petition - Josiah
Chste aaf sthers, WITH bin accompanying. 10
prohibit tie tasins Of land locked salmon from
The waters OF island pond for tils term Of i've
ysars-
eas Wallace ami sshsrs for nsa weir in the town
Of MfiBriSys. With BILL accompanying.
SANE date and time Ga petition Of II. v.
FossrsE and others TO gFaat Augustus HeLaia
he rght 20 maintain hsh tfap on Mcfarland
pcns, j. has Dsy. BFistci.
SANE date &ad time On petition Of Jaason
r. Heath sng others 10 preyent the dumping ~
ISL cgai into the waters u the bay at Addison
and JoEespsrt.
SANE date and time On petition of y. A.
Grind y and others Of the town Of Perooseot
for The repeal of 40 much OF chapter Zos Of the
psbIte laws Of 1853 az relates to winsiow stream
10 the town u Peaobscot.
same date aud tiIls- On petition OF l. e.
Hitchcock and others for law 10 prohibit thr
Oct. ist and April ist-
8 r. Hssr, Secretary.
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EDITORS TABLE.

iitsfpEl OF rHE NiNtrEENrH CENTURY in the
nited States and Europe Illustrated. Period
I-puring the Iriuinphs of Napoicons Empire.
Is, Honrv Boynt0n author of TIE Words Great.
es' Conflict. Augusta, Me, Press Company
1891 ovo. PIP. AS.
Last fall, in reviewing q. length the
initial work in Ills proposed historical series,
it was mentioned thst Gen. Boynton vas
soon to publish larger and more ambitious
work than ''The Worii's Greatest Coz flict,"
to review If which we then gave cops;d-
cradle space in the .loCRNAL. The first
voiurie of this WORK has but lately appeared
from the press, the very first copy of
,shich. issued to the public. WIS pIsced
upon our table by tue salentS aud enrhu-i.
s,ic author week or two SIEGE. We have
De lsyei mention of the work till now, in
order that we might have opportunity 10
carefully examine The volume before motto.
ing the same. First, We may say that 10
typography and bidding the volume is
handsome enc. The press work ia from
the establishment of the Brown Thurston
Company. Portland the paper was made
especially for the WORK ut the Cumberland
Mills, and the binding is substantial and
appropriate. There are twenty
thTee maps. portraits and other il
Illustrations in the volume which
add much to its stlractiveness and beauty.
These are printed in various tints and are
in all instances srtsstic and well chosen
Mechanically the volume is up to the h Oh
est standard of tie great publishing houses
and will form an ornameM 70 any library.
Gen. Boynton has given about eight years
lime to the work Of preparation for writing
his history. During this period he has
twice visited Europe for the purpose Of
study, examination of libraries and national
archives to obtain material from records.
State pagers and other original sources no,
accessible in this country, and also that he
might make an SEXUAL ex lmiuatiun Of battle
fields sites Of important historic events, etc
In carrying out his plan Gen. Boycton
has investigated with great patience and
honest caadoc d fering from all those
writers who pasliste the effsnses CT their
favorites, he describes the magnificent
events of one of the worlds moss momen-
tous periods without excuslnS the crimes of
a single actor because OF high rank o. daz-
cling achievements. Only in this way. the
author believes, may we have the true les
sons which real lGs.ory teaches, and thus
avoid the admiration of unworthy leaders
and heroes. The facts of history. Gen.
Beynton says 10 his Ireface, as the evil
dences show them, 'are in many instances
diferen, from what expected and desired"
but this dos 9 not prevent him from stating
them as they are. lis. of authorities
consulted in preparing this work. fills four
pages and shows how exac.ing must have
been the task undertaken, and hich has
been 50 we'll carried cut fs is understood
that three more volumes viii be required
to esmpiete the wo.k and enc which must
give additions! lsurels to naive Maine
author whom historical literature hs.
reason to recognize as An honest and able
recorder.
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Idle sneerz cannot dim the fame Of
Henry n. SrAuiey's splendid achieve
ments. He stands above the jealous
reach Of men whose greatest joy il
found In the attempt to pull other and
worthier men 6own. Amid all the dam
gers- the brutaifties. the temptations.
thai surround him, he maintained an
unsuIiied character, and commanded
the constant respect Of all those about
him. He was earnestly and steadfastiy
following out lofty purpose That
purpose he grandly accomplished, and
today le Is In every way worthy Of the
hearty applause Of ehristianized and civ
iiized society. He has opened up the
Dark Continent. and the light which he
has brought upon it now shines with
Increasing Iustre. Mr.. Siaaiey has done
well his part, bG- he Was only the agent
throagi which Higher Power is work
ing for enlightenment Of the great
Heather World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

A large audience witnessed the pssfW.
nance of the opera daughter OF The Rss-
ment," at Meonisn Hail last evening. m
opera has always been very popular N
theatre goers and Augusta people vess -
tunate in Witnessing ito presentsiisa y
such superior cast As 10 comprised iatss
Mariana Opera Company. The voes
were of exceptional excellence, nd W
soprano and tenor soloI by Mhs RiH
and Mr.. Bartlett, respectively vsss
Of the first order Of merit. NJ. ~
lett was recalled several timss, -
from the timel of bis first exquisite ~
Marie" there was no doubt - b bio ~
ulatity with the AUDIENCE. lie ~ ass'ts
OF great sweetness and power. Ths scspe
was on par with the singing. Mis- ~
as Marie WAS captivs'iog. Mis- Asas
Dean took the part Of the Cessten q
Berkenfeldt In very creditsble nssea.
Tonic, the Tyroleap. appealed seoss1s
the sympathies Of the audience. This ~
Mr.. Bartlett's role and IL was txcesda6q
vel! played. Mr.. Clark ~ Henseds'
secretary to the countess, was vsfy ~
indeed Ard afforded much amuemeat ~
Cornell IS Cartouche, sergeant OF tbs 5On'
was perfection. The cast has indisids1V
and collectively won the favor Of Asssss
play gcers and may rely upon eeidS
welcome shou'd they ever plsy again -
Capital.
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PossoDale.

Mr.. William r. Beck went to Nev I~s
yesterday for short time.
Mr.. E.B. Murphy 10 on . vii; TO Bsses'
DR.. A. G. Hsmlin Of Bangor w. ~
city Wednesday. @
G. l.. Bucknam Of the House Of Rspe
sentstivss, went home to Yarmouth Tsss
day to spend Sunday.
Mr.. Frank A. Dennis Who hes been =
the tick list with tie measles for ~ -
Seek or more 10 again about a UaAL
Mise Annie Metcalf who hiss bess ~
ing her sister Miss Harriet Metcalf 4 =
Hospital. returned to her home II LssS
ton yesterday,
d. II. Knowlson Eco. Of Farmine'@
secretary Of the State Pomolosical Soessg.
hiss besn In The city the past few days =
paid the JOURNAL snice visit.
Geo. z. Macombes attended the 1850
.. Portsuouth Wednesday svssiss, s1sssg
Hon. Frank Jonss to the agents ~
Granite State Fire Insurance CoopssW
A daughter Of Mrs. +. A. Hanks,
street, is very sick with typheM fsvsss =.
fever has not - yet reached ~ btishs =
consequently the patient 10 in . cFifisaa =
di'ion. ssse'''N
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CoYAITIEE HEARINGS.
Judi larry.


be - 'ieiarg @'u9-i'''" .il zivs pablo hear
iss- lf.se fssla Al stair House. AsxHsta, "a fol
Jaa rs2p
rsb - r.
" a o pssoa 81 Carbon water Co. for
T.tsra. : s.en.i agson Water Co. for re-
nr~al n char
yaa. q.
sasis.s Lt,tvs rails Electric Light and
Iss,ssF ~ ~
fry's ,e. - pa..ie zpsa-e. and to resusatr
s'ii 7's'' "a sisg s!setions
Fsb. ~ r.
-. . i.,,.es. - 70 81 .argsry and 10 regulate
- t-.- tsr II -. is=Fy In tbs State Of Maine
= e,t T.. a.ib,7ize Judges Of court. Of pro
t-s', se4t res' 10 ,spipy .,snogrsphers IN
Il ~ r aud iaatioss.
-, j y r. ? 4 "
''a..Iftp 4 he city OF Bath for addition
al s--F- a. e 70 ~hArvss-
-. f'Ir ispn ~xpsdt. aeg u changing pres
rpi ~ pvbii.hins Maine rstort.
'r, Lou Tor charter for oriand Electric
o.. =, ,tioa q, Frsuk Ro.- and others,
far ets.t., for aousam Water q Electric Ligh;
fo.t.b ri ePM
's.., re'sting 20 drains aud common sew
We iG,i # Eoekland.
49, 70 ame nd sections > 10 and u Of city
ehsf Eockiaud.
ga - 10 authorize city Of Bangor to fund a
b rfft IT It's tndr btednsss
riH TO INCORPORATE Phillips Wstsr and
IL G 90
i''tfioB Of the Bangor Gas Light Co, for
* -. iis.h Gf charter.
Evr f.l4 tn, ar NJ
~ act % ams nd chAptes g7g Of Pu' lis Laws
~ 20, INT tied ian act 10 prevent tBcou pete ut
So from conducting busia,s as sPothe-
t.fi's"
act TO iega'ike ard rn'.s valid tho do
l"ss Of tie tosn o; CAPE = e. tiA.
} ~ feb i2ih, . l. NJ
Resolve relating 8, r,p-.i ~ 90 a'r+ ar.
mittiag logs cut ia go. sf 90 o. t,.a. ufs, taxed
In EHtada
ny ot.irf - 80 rapt"4 49,
iHNNkl- -. t~fssls. seo'T.
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The witty Irishnlan,

when told by doctor that his liver was
almost gone, said, Faith. it's glad / am,
it's alters bothered mel"
The liver, more than any other organ,
is the index Of the body. With morbid
liver the whole system is out of gear
Most powerful for the restoration of this
"citidel Of health, is DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Its action is direct,
prompt, effectual! Recommended by
eminent physicians. it has gained univer.
sal reputation as the "Great Liver Regula-
tori Correct the liver, aud you cure
many i,h The Golden Medical Discov
cry" is warranted in all cases Of liver dis
case and blood disorders to benefit or cure,
or money promptly and cheerfully
returned. janl9d&wfolrm
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There vas sn old nasn Of Tobsgo, lived
on rice, grasl, ard sage be had hesdaehe
so had. After he used bos,le Of SALIVA
lion Oil, he could eat roast beef and plum
pudding all right.
They say the winter advertisements OF
houses will run sosls~ha, in this Style. A
large ard elegantly furnished house 70,
rent, 10 easy di.acce Of dealer tho sells
DR.. BaN's Cough Syran.
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m"ir''e an Towns met aud made the fol
howl ~. sHm.nst
u - ar If } c Adams and Tea others, 81
G' ii. .. assitz or Village { rrnrntion
II ia " = .,~tsnad for Jauuary q, . Ocock r. ".
. I n"t Pau y NerIimsu. assing that
W Fs''i - aud be annexed 20 town Of Hsrps
Nj aias assigned for January 2Tth Al =
o'et a. T. NJ.
Inou If b. C Ada rs and 65S 9th rs OF
Is, 80. asking for division OF town Of Cam
-" caring assigned for Feb. uary 3ri at :
u',,Dy> = N.
'''i'ion of ". j Foss and 20 Others 20
~ gtisn and restore town lin between
etsn'"h aud Athens Hearing assigned for
t.b u41s 10th at O'clock Z VI
c. A tn n, n gec'V
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iior.

~ O. l''"f u. TIE have made the to.gowIug
rh, - teU lnt &c hearings
J 80 , VI
AZ o.. h-ut ewistOu. Bin nm act to
mas 80 Z N"blay OF September Of each
81 esd lao ~.
ic5 =. o.
!" tHsp 20 arfnl chsp ift OF Public
e"i -. i'L ling to fortn'shtly payments
'fw ~.
ttt -. 4
An 80 - ~p'al chap. 3o1 ~ Public
s"'" l>'S sn ct relating TO the empioy
u''hts a.! "
III " L Gnr,..
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CALENDAR or co~rso Bvznrs.

a Semy-s.s~s.
Fes ff-sisfess Bs~tfIGz L.c,~ Good Tsmyizrs,
sse~xy
- as-srstsfsa Ts-,r.se fs.s-~ rgnpizrs, wilton.
- . is@a1.,eA ms nit ,sS1. fsmylzrs, Fla.
wofta.
H~stss~ns.
2 , ~ c nv~Hrfss - s-~ Es<azd ChyisttAn
sfsfi. t--e~ssst--s. PN>sixsf
A6ss ~ E--Asin~ hvsss-fi-f CssfryeBog, Bsuas-
sts1.
Afri s~~sY s-rs~s szia~ xskasdlst Confer
.na@ Ess~. s,f -~sssts
s-stsDss ~f ussEs- s,iFy.
jar. ~ pssss.e.e,., = 4sss~ sn-rh Brep3r.
Jan Z----raxss!assfc f.ssssH&, Drtsaose Grange.
ssTrs<safg
vsh.s Srossss1k rr7nees Gssnxe. FORT Fairfield.
tss = -.zw - essesis Assstg Fomass Grunge,
I.a,s FtAs, hasa.
.f~.+. sss.t re- fs's E4pMb,ie.
Jar ss~ Fgasit p,.-. S~,- q etsrvtEe
k.s v is--iSiS~ tLe..is.pis-s NJ. q. A. r., Port
tzaf-
erbsFtsFst sss~tettaS.
Feb. T. Ynrs sReiy zssessarz4 Society, Anna
fs-fff s.sss
IT --ftsts Fsfaso' a.se.i society .conTsstioE.
E3-SS.
w,sr.fi.s.sas.
Jas a a TsiW~ rrs>- sr-ocixtAoe AEaaai
sss-f'af stxs-fs
Jan - g. . ~=ttps+ ~ yns O. saxadAaSe Hls-
torss4a stst-fs ~
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twas reported last evening that The visd
bad lifted Of the roof of BansS Bros nil
engine house. The chimney on We
Turner'S marble works cane dsvn d I
hurry. and without ceremony entered Bss.
netts restaurant through . visdcwsi l
gentleman who had been eating ssypss. ~
just left the table which was covered IN
bricks and mortar. A stranss sbyilgh
was picked up on Hospital street, vAish h
owner can have by proving property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

Prof. Capen gave private exhibition II
the phonograph to few gentlemen yestss.
day. who were much delighted viii "
wonderful machine. The preisssse als
gave the students Of the business colhes
an opportunity of admiring and wondssas
at the exploits Of the phonograpl. nh
q complete entertainment 10 itself. b
say nothing Of the many ways ii car n
used in business matters.
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Labor.

Notice Is hereby given that public hearings be-
fore the fommit ca on labor II tase place In The
C0mmi sioBer's a.. at the State House, On
w.dnesdAys 1t . 20 ociock +. VI. uotil otherwis.
ordered II. W LEV EQUE, secre airy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

Mrs. Mary J. Livermore delivered her lse.
ture last evening on "A Dream Of Tonss.
row" at the Free Baptist church 10 ssnal
but appreciative audience. The spsaia
was introduced by Rev. J. B. Jordan. nH
lecture was interesting and held The sites
ton of the audience throughout III
evening. She 10 very plain spsaid
and can be readily undssstssa.
She spoke quite fsvorably upon the devsasp
ment of the body. especially Of the fsisw
sex and elaine that in = well develcpsd
form, brains are contained in both feet ~
fingers. Her lecture WAS full Of vii ~
humor and her bright remarks vas Of
much amusementAo the audience.
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{paM.ions

The committc" on pensions hereby give notice
that the regular meetings will be held in the Pen
'ton Office on Tuesday of each week, at half past
two O'Clock r. H., until further ordered.
lanledtf II. ii. ALLEN, Secretary.
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Nc notice whatever will be taken OF unsigneG
'omn uHicstions. All such will De put into the
waste basket unread.
THE JOURNAL. CAN NOT NE BELD REsPoSsIgLE
EOS tHS PRESERVATION OR RErURS OF REJECT
III COMMUNICATIONS.
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NOTICE..
HOUSE, Of REPRESENTATIVES,,
lunru-p fsuf ,

HoUsg Of REPRESENTATIVES,,
January ls. 1921.
ORDERED,
That the time for the reception Of bills and
petitions for private and special legislation be
limited to satur' ~ JannsTy 81, ispi, and that all
petitions aud bills prevented after that cate be
referred 20 the next legislature Read and
passed. ". CorroS, Clerk.
true copy. Attest " S. CofroN, Clerk.
janlfftf
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la!eii~r Waters.

TIE enrHiei's-. 4 .sirr Waters have as
sisSss D.. nslhs- u.-. sa'f- and pefiti m REFER
tss "a, ~. 90 G.is--: ga PETITION Of Ar act "a
H. orss, ~. - -tr I. a. Fam Ca. for IIursdsy
jaw .. A. a. k~k T. ~. 49,
tH','s y :" , ur''n' ard others fr right TIC
II rres. W.T. tr-F ~ r Ills River and It's trihu
t'-.-- 80 - ''a. &c Thursday, IAN. u, ai
N a'.tck = ".
NJ ~rdes vi tLs alsassfee.
A. II. TorN An, Seey.
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Towns.

There will be regular meeting of the com
nttee on towns, until otherwite ordered, oil
Ia. sda OF each week NJ o'clock, 7. NJ, ii
thrt committee room in the basement.
Per order,
WALDO PEfTGSOILL, Chairman.
G \. Hidden, Secy. jan2ttf
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WAYS and Bridges.

There viii be D regular meeting Of the commit
tee on ava and bridges until Otherwise ordered
uu tuesdays Of each week nj o'clock T.. NJ, in
III" committee room ia the basement
II. 4. GUULD Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

fse c>ra7 ittn-e = f,caeiou will Cive puhlic
=. -stas- " rvs " ia fseer of Monscsn Aeademy,
HsinR 80, Aes'sssn. a. -auld4 Aca6 sny at the
Afsts. s.a.- th~ se-.~il gupefirfen aeat,s room
or Weoe-s-v. Ja4. - h. st2 a'rioc Z p. III.
sAA- Sas aSA- = W. kkEG IAN. Sec'y-
jan2adtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

Fresh cut flowers from Busrs ftR Il,
Press reception will be for sals ssly a
Partridge's new drug store. opposilA u,
Cony House. Mr.. Partridge will ala Aaw
his prescription case and books rs~AvA
day to fill oil prescriptions that msy !,
offered. -H re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Fisheries and Game.

The committee on fisheries and game will meet
in their room Mt The state House, on Tednc sday
At : O'Clock, J.. NJ, until other~ise ordered
5. T. LrNr. SECRETARY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

Mr.. Chas. Doughty has since The a,u =
January taken orders for 1000 hasseu,A
He had 900 on hand and hes sold CO., Il
them, Evidently Mr. Doughty hes ~ q
his new building. 't ~ s,-s sv4l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
COMMITTEE NOTICES


The committee on ahaa will aeet in their
ro0fn state rressaTers Office, on Wednesday Of
zach acek st % r. ". until otnefwis. ordered.
Per order Of the committee.
,an2Gdtf fhos. l.. SHAW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Commerce.

The committee eommtyee will give public
fearing to at persona interested ia ths PETITION
for rhr erection Of wharf in the town of friend
ship. Rno. county. Wednesday evening. Jan. -
1871, At O'clock,
C. 4. GEFIIIf. Secretary.