Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-02
loral AMI State Menus.

New holiday goods at +. Rowse's.
Tete-a-tete tea sets at Z. Rowse's.
keen. sharp day, yesterday, for the first day
of winter.
Huntington, Mason & Co. open this week line
of very desirable cashmere and silk mufilers.
The topic of the season. al say, shut that door,
will youi"
The "Star OF the East" has made her last trip
for the season, from Kennebec for Boston.
We need only state for the information Of the
ladies, that there remains but one month more Of
leap year.
Presiding Elder Martin reports great and in
creasing interest in religious matters in his dis
trct. This interest 10 also wide spread, and is
rapidly extending ell over the country.
Remember that the unlaundred shirts offered by
Huntington, Mason & Co. for Sl.25 arc all finish
ed, button holes, gussets and buttons. They are
acknowledged to be the best in the market.
Look at the advertisement in another column
and see where apples can be bought very cheap,
this day only Gall at car 1922 at the freight de-
pot.
Messrs. E. A. Gould & Co., of this city. are in
want Of agents for nice little article of perfume
ry. advertised in our columns. They arc also
general agents for large number of new and
popular publications. Those who desire to be-
come agents should consult them.
The dwelling house Of Fred wixon in Sidney,
he AM, lin h. E,a
Thanksgiving evening, at about 9 o'clock. The
family had retired for the night, and narrowly
escaped with their lives. No furniture was saved.
Loss about $500; insured for $500.
We understand that Mrs. W. X. Weston, the
well known and accomplished teacher Of music, is
ready to attend to . few more scholars on the
piano. at her house, State street. This lady needs
no recommendation in this community, where she
has lived so long.
The Maine State Grange will meet at the Town
Hall, Waterville on Tuesday, December 18th,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Arrangements have been
made with the Maine Central railroad to give q
free-return ticket to all persons attending the
Grange. travelling over those lines.
Robert Studley was arraigned yesterday in Mu-
nicipal court for assault and battery on Charles
Evans Studley was bound over in the sum of two
hundred dollars to await the action of the grand
jury. Evans was fined five dollars and costs.
II. NJ. Heath, Esq., appeared for Leans.
Mr.. George o. Whipple's advertisement appears
in our columns to-day. Although his furniture
establishment is ct Hallowell. he will deliver
goods in Augusta. or elsewhere. Is customers may
desire. He has large and elegant stock Of goods
on hand, and customers can sbost the same as
make their own prices. Mr.. Whipple will be re-
membered - formerly residing in Augusta.
Miss Susie Wood of this city, and Clara Cross
visiting relatives here, while riding in Hallowell,
Thursday afternoon, met with an accident. At
the upper end Of Water street, their horse was
frightened by hand car that was passing the rail-
road crossing. The horse ran up Winthrop street.
where the carriage was overturned and the ladies
thrown out. Miss Wood struck upon her head,
cutting cash in her face and bruising her other
wise; but Miss Cross received the most serious in
juries, in the dislocation Of the hip.
The fine clear weather continues At the present
writing althouuh the air bas a decitlcd winter