Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

Eotal anu State Mems.
The South China House is attracting fair
hare of health recruitists.
This session of the court will probably be
rief one. Dog days, you know.
The regular session of the Board Of County
for Kennebec county will
commence the third Tuesday in August.
Persons who have not yet paid their taxes
)r this year have the satisfaction of knowing
nat they now have an interest 10 city affairs.
The readers attention is directed to another
ard from Mr.. Sheppard Romans, published
b this paper.
Rev. Mr.. Harding of Hallowell supplies the
,sk of the Congregational church in Win
rop.
The bills for the new school house in Win
rop are all in, and it is found that the struc-
re cost just Sl2.9Ol.2l.
Gov. Boutwell,, Hon. Ginery Twichell and
IN. 3. +. Butler, are expected to accompa-
| the President on his visit to this city.
Our up-river friends, and those all along
line, will not forget the excursion to the
|outh of the river, by railroad and barge, on
iday.
Hannah Holmes of Smithfeld, poor in
he girl, escaped from the Insane Hospital
| Monday, and has not yet been found, al
pugh diligent search is being made.
Two hundred young men in this city and
unity have been summoned before the
and Jury, now in session in this city, to
kify in regard to liquor cases.
Immediately following the large meeting at
ssalboro, the Society of Friends are to
be protracted meeting at the Quaker
citing house in Winthrop.
he Adjutant General has Officially notified
Urge number of towns that they have failed
complete and forward to the office the en-
nent of the Militia, as required by law.
larry Hanks, son of VIM. p. Hanks,
years old, living on the river road in this
was run over by horse in the pasture,
fsday evening, and his leg broken at the
h. He was attended by DR.. Martin
he enterprising and spunky firm Of kaler
theirs, dry goods dealers, is still meeting
success. They have fine stock of
mer goods now in the store. which they
selling at prices that will astonish those
do not believe in gushing things"
here is to be another trot at G.. NJ. Robin
Central Park, in this city, as will be
by notice elsewhere. From the success
opening of the Park on the 4th Of July,
public know that Mr.. Robinson will give
everything he a1vertises to do.
gentleman the other day decided to stop
advertisement in the Daily, and was about
ling for the office to order its discontinue
Just then stranger came in bringing
job, having in his hand the advertise
cut from the journal, which served to
him. Our friend has concluded TO con-
advertising.
agent is in the city selling the Champ
Brace" which in its peculiar construc-
las all the advantages of being cool sum-
uspenders and shoulder braces combined.
simple in its construction, cheap, is
worn, and will be great comfort and
to those who are inclined to stoop but
like to hold up their heads like men, if
had something of this kind to help them.
gentleman went to Hampder to spend a
ion, and found his old neighbors and
Is earnestly engaged in the work of COM
a church edifce. He pulled off his
and rolled up his sleeves" and for more
month has scarcely lost day of hard
upon the church, besides contributing
lly in money. OF course everybody
him splendid, especially the young Ia
the society.
lean fellow is spoken of by the Portland
tiser. A brother and sister fitted for
University together, and both passed
animation. The brother then declared
sister entered, he wouldn't, ard as she
ed in her determination, he has gone to
bin. That fellow will be "hazed" at
lin. The girls are as smart as the boys
time, and the ''big brother ought not
ow if his little sister passes an exami-
as satisfactory as his own.
treasurer of st. Marks Home grateful
howledges the following donations for
pnth of July: Mr.. Allen Lambard,
te walk, butter; Mr.. II. A. Dewitt,
Gen. Tiltop, lG boxes strawberries;
IRAN Fuller, night lamp; Mrs VIM.
m fiowers. I.onpfelloW & Sanborn,