Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-02

lurll ann @tate Mems.
The world is fun Of beauty,
To those who'd have il so
Man. by his deeds. lives happy
Or lives a life of woe.
TIE court room has good andence, n'w.
The trees look as though they bad "lo~t some
thing"
T'e,e i nothing better for ones >piit- than
the nice weather we are having.
NJ. Avian Fogg the architect of both Mr..
Jones and DR.. Qlinby's buildings.
Col. II. s. Osgood and family have removed
from this city to Portland, for the winter.
There could not have been much prettier day
for the opening of November than yesterday.
Some people plainly see imperfections in others,
but become blind when they look to themselves.
Reeds East India Rheumatic Remedy is for
sale by l.. II. Titcomb, spothecary, on Water
street, by the bridge.
began to smoke whom we now and then
smoking cigars scarcely smaller than themselves.
Mr. A. F. Gerald has sold his salt mill in thi.
city, with the right to use the patent hoX hinge,
in Maine, to F. L. Hamlen and William Harvey.
Ia the Ladies' Column" of the Lewiston Ga
zette it is said: 1.-THE reason why train is pretty
sbecause it increases height" Short ladie- should
take notice.
The Gardiner journal refers to Gilman as "the
mighty hunter" The people of Waterville, at
one time, thought they were not only having the
hunters moon. but the line gale
The regular meeting of Asylum Lodge, l. o.
o F., in this city, occurs at half past seven
O'Clock this evening. Sojourning brethren most
cordially invited to visit the Lodge. Work in tn
iniatory degree.
Dow & Storer have recently made a change in
their market to enable them to furnish their Gus
toners with full line of trst-cass groceries. 50
that their patrons OF meats be accommodate
ed with all kinds of eatablcs. They do sell them
very cheap.
We would call attention to the advertisement
of Mr.. c. F. Aver, who has made addition to his
establishment by connecting Herewith a CLOAK
room. Here ladies can find the latest styles of
cloaks for fall and winter wear. They should
give him a call.
In a story Of an exchange the author speaking
of his heroine says Her face was just like one
cut on q cameo" How expressive must be such
coun,enance! And as we desire to know the
birthplace of all great writers, we would ask
whence came he oh
The pulpit ministratIons in this city, of the Rev
Mr.. Tinker of Auburn, are very acceptable, and
he is always gladly welcomed by the congregation
worshipping at the Granite church. Last Sunday
he preached an eytemporsneous sermon, especial
ly addressed to business men.
There has been considerable talk in town la ely
about Reeds East India Rheumatic Remedies
which are creating quite excitement in Boston
among the Druggists and medical men. The pro
prietors are receiving very fsttering letters as
will be seen by their advertisement in our paper
to-day.
The Augusta Reform club are moving on, and
doing good work. Their business and public
meetings are well attended, and good spirit is
afternoon last, was one of the best of the
season. All the speakers had something to say
that was interesting and pointed.
Mr.. G.. F. Halves has removed from his old
place in Darby Block to store No. 1913, Water
street, opposite Cony House. Mr.. HAYES is an
experienced shoe dealer; his goods are first class,
and prices reasonable. Mr.. HIS location is much
finer than formerly and he has better chance to
display his stock. All will be favored who visit
here.
"What shall we do to live this winter :" said a
meanly dressed but able bodied man to several
others of like appearance, standing upon our front
street the other day, with hands in their pockets,
watching the active building operations going on
about them. Eyes, what shall do to live this
winter I" responded the others in chorus. We
thought il was hard conundrum when we heard
it, and think so now unless they "change their
base" and try to live.
Quite an accident took place yesterday. a
horse belonging to a lady in jefferson became
scared near the Post Office, and ran away with
the carriage in the direction of the Kennebec
bridge-the lady occupant having but little con.
troll of the reins. About middle way of the bridge
she was violently thrown out and was, we are
told, picked up insensible, and taken into the no.
tel upon the east sidc where she was soon brought
to consciousness, and, though cut and bruised
considerably but not dangerously injured. The
carriage was badly smashed.
Most people ridicule the idea that lying with
ones head to the north facilitates sleep. IAN
old woman's whim," they say as they say about
many scientific things that they fail TO under
stand. And although this theory appears ridcu-
lous to many, yet there some of the best men
of science who uphold it. But still we would
advise the person who makes practical the theory
to possess clear conscience at the time Of trial. if
he wishes to drop suddenly and peacefully to
sleep. The theory is not so perfect yet as to
do away with this. And it will probably be many
years vet before the electrical current sweeping
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