Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-08

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~. Portland.
Aug 5~Meetins Of Maine Board of Pharmacy.
Portland 49,.
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Aag. III. Annual Reunion. Sixteenth Maine
Regiment, Plttsnsd
Aaa n REUNION Fiat Maine Cavalry Asao;ia
49,. 49,. 80. - :. s.-,r, ua1 IN
books scot free. In one case the lawyer
tell of, a towns law reports, and "acts an
resolves" ;" went into the hands Of lawye
In neighboring town almost without cost
/. and he, ~ he had the books of his owl
1 town, sent them regularly to brother VIII
i. practieing Law IN a western city. In al
ether case the municipal officers sol
without authority from the town. a set o
laws AMI State documents covering p
i rioi of sixty years and really worth q iarg
sum. 10 a Portland runner, for few dol
lars. Now that the State boo';s have TO z
, toto he public libraries and be kept there
) ia, and reported To the Governor and eoun
ca! yearly, We may expect a reform in thi
matter. Some interesting yarns may b
q expected next spring if the State official
r take pains TO inquire into the manner tn
e books have been hitherto disposed of.
3 There is said to be the maddest kind Of
woman in Portland. She persisted in play
$ ing her piano despite the wooden swearin
of her neishbors by means Of slsming door
and windows. One night last week ther
WAS a ring at her door bell. woma
! whom she had never met stood there. Th
: first part of the conversation passed nnnt
ticed, but suddenly the excited voice of a
, angry woman awOke the echoes of I'll
streef. You say YOU are a singin
e teacher and that Mrs. B. sent YOU here.
4 don't want any singing teacher" II be
, pardon, madam. piled the caller she sA:
she heard you stag and yoa wanted a teache
badly" 1t is kindness to draw the We
$ here, but there was hair-pulhng mate
! right then and there, anl tSo angry wome
are out cunning for Mrs. B. But sine
then the vocalists piano and the quiet even
ing air took long -aeeded rest.
. The suggestiveness of the followin
dialogue is enhanced by the fact that it oe
CURED at the Old orchard campground la,
week
A man rushed out of one Of the houses
followed "A far as the door by the landlady
The man was cxcitedly shouting" Seventy
five cents day Seventy five cents
Jay
. The woman shouted after him-"Yo
have not payed your bill you are not a
honest man
II am Christian, hope" replied tn
man who was by this time across the roa
from ths house, bat not beyond reach o
his landlady's voice which was sent afte
him with the seornful parting shot =
Christian! Come back and pay your bill
: and maybe III believe you are"