Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-07

Local ann State Nems.
Thursday, October 7, 1880.
JOB PRINTING.
Parties DESTROYS Of obtaining fine 10,
printing need not 90 ont of The Gin. A.
the Journal office the workmen are fra,
class, and the trcilities>Me best for do;..
nice Work.
Bill heads, statements, letter heads on
relopes, tags, risit,ng and weddinq cards
in large rariety, ARRAYS on hama.
AL ,cork done ,chen pronised
Wanted.
S~Williamson, Ward < Cogan are in
want of a first class tin sheet-iron worker
Good Gather for the county fair.
The Albion town fair occurs next Satu-.
day at Albion Corner.
The Governor and Council meet on tlo
18th of October to canvass the returns nm
the constitutional amendments
John Nooman, tramp, from New Hamn
shire, was trampcd up to Jail for four months
by order of his Honor, yesterday
Gentlemen's handkcrchefs have the lone
silk in one corner.
Methodist sOciable this evening at Mrs. J.
j. Fuller's, corner of Chapel street and
Western avenue.
Schooners seen. Howard" and j. H.
Deputy" from South Amboy, n j.. have
arrived with coal for +. Swain { Co.
Mr. Charles w. Davis is taking station
agent Walkers place at the depot, during
the vacation ol tDat gentleman.
George W. Hanks scored 81 out of ms
sible 100. at Willow Range, on TUESDAY.
under STATE rules.
Needham the evangelist. is in Portland
Exchange.
Glad to hear it. They en- in Port
land
Large droves of sleek-sided cattle pass tie
Journal Office nearly every day, on their way
to Brighton. Maine cattle are in good de.
mand as well as Maine horses
Roadmaster Wagg of the Maine Central
will make extensive improvements at Lake
Maranacook, next spring. The steamer
'sYosemite," which he purchased, will be re-
moved to the lake this winter.
Free carriage both to and from the hall,
will be provided for ladies holding invitations
to the Odd Fellows ball this evening Ladies
will leave their address at J. Frank Perce's
bookstore. and carriages will call for them.
Mr.. Joseph Miller has left at this office
two as handsome clusters Of grapes as is of
en- seen. One bunch was the ''Iona" and
the other the Hartford Prolific" and both
were grown on his ground.
1t is rumored that Express Agent Charles
Morton, DIR. Croker, Cap'n Black and Tom
Murphy are figuring for the post office in this
city if Hancock is elected. The fight isquite
sharp among these WORTHLESS. Who will be the
lucky man? Cap'n Black most likely
The term Municipal Loan originated with
Mr.. J. H. Clapp of this city, when he was in
the brokerage business some twenty years
since. 1t was used to distinguish it from
other securities, and the brokers OF the
country took up the phrase and continuedh H.
An exchange mentions the fact that several
dead bodies have been found by the side oil
railroad tracks in New England, withns
few days. Nothing mysterious in that
Probably they were men who were taxing
''test vote on the train, and the indls'
nant passengers massacred them.
The Maine Unitarian conference will hold
its annual session Tuesday and "Wednesday
October II and 10, at Waterville. As the
society there is small it is important that
those who purpose to attend communicates
once with DIR. Hill or Rev. Mr.. Bellows az
Waterville.
Hiram Clark has recently completed al
his carriage shop one of the cunninge"
things for vehicle that we have ever seem
1t is an open buggy, the weight of whichS
only l25 pounds. Although apparently very
trail it is in reality staunch little carriage
and just the thing for a light horse.
Persons in want of visiting cards shouiu
call at the Journal office. Fifty cards 3"
edged, with name. nut un in neat box IOI