Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-04

Eetal AMI State Mems. -
SATURDAY., August 4, 1883. ing'
While Absent VIM. VIM
49,. the city during the summer months. parsie. Mani
the sst or sny lime beyond that q the reees
ate Of % cents month SO un
" journ
There will be music AZ Tue 'AA'ins ''nA To- that
night. natioI
w. Rodoers of Bath was in the cirv which
yesterday Re-,
Horace Nor'"' Esq., declir
visit to Peabody, Mass. ed:
There va. a meeting Of the City Govern VIZ
ment last evening. Ed,
TN Monmouth Sabbath schools went on Mr.
:, oxcursion to Maranacook, Thursday. hank
,---., which
Tho Topus rum sellers have paid $50 into -
-. county treasury as a result Of Thursdays A.
trials. Office,
N, r c. Heath's excursion on the Is exper
lander has been postponed until next Tues q su
-, will b.
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Mr. Thomas H. Sherman, Mr.. Blaine's aan,
private secretary P"'s"s "'' "''A resolu
Bucksport. unani
hi. reported that Mr.. Zackery T. Furbush Res
-. h Ia ~. ,.n.. annOu
ofscre~ ori'ei ,""'e' ""' '''N "'' '' re-ele
paten, for $4,000 His 10
I,:-.,o-- H. and pl
Miss Jennie D. hihkiey' manager VI '"e wisdo
Telephone Exchange, IS spending her vaca- mistra
10, a, Woodford.. a larg
"'' busint
Miss Eva L. Wood is spending q weeks Trust
IT., =, ber bome in Winthron She votes
'aca"'" quishe
"Ae' UP ~ 49, Mr..
The firm of Shaw Bros. recently failed, memb
are understood to be debtors of the Maine
Central Railroad Co. to the amount of $4,000.
The insurance on the factory boarding
house which was damaged by fire last week, -,
has been settled, and carpenters have COM "-''
menced repairs 80,
One of the officers who actively en- the cr
gagged in spying out the Togus rumselers, the wa
was taken with fit yesterday forenoon, just bered
a. he was taking the train at this station. boots,
preser
Notce D"' oeen wa" wv divest
Dam COMPANY '" III Apply W ''e As tine la
at its next session for amendments of its ,,.
ehar'e'' e"'e"u'"k '"e NUNS u ''' I'M rEhtil
p'o'e'"e"'' Emer
Nv the recent change of officers in the then s
Maine Militia Compapy c. of Dexter of the mile,
d Regiment ia changed from its position of due Il
color company. This position will probably courat
fall to the Waterville company. The
The rear of the Keupebec drive is inst be- I'd Ma
low Norridgewock Falls. There is plenty of 23d al
water in the river. the last rains raising it will h
from eight to ten inches. The lumber mar Angus
ket is quite brisk, but prices rule low. will c.
The next meeting of the Maine e-keep- . a,
ers Association will be held at Augusta, Aug. -.
9Th and 10th. Papers expected from per- ~. ov
interested in bee culture; also questions iii, h
of interest to bee keepers viii be discussed
The service of the Western Union Tee sire it
graph Company is looking better in this city, railro
They have secured the services of an efficient Memb
operator v no has had Is years experience in Veter
the business. for this Office, and he. will go by
take the night report MIR. Coombs will Angus
continue manager as in the past, re- Band.
naming at the office during the day. partm
staff
'"'N'' =" oN' men "
wy '''' anu 'i'"' VI wv 0eN has be
se'ef' 'h'' great ereu'' was uue ~ va! at Fai
"a''"A' "n"e' ""o eA'"e'"s 'oope,"'@' union
with Gen Stephenson, and without whose =, 49,.
aid, the offenders would not have been ap- 1t,
pretended and arrested. The General con-
suited and advised with Mr.. White, and the The
two officers worked together in vindcation Augu'
Of the law. road
time,
ihere VIII De sacreu co"cer' At haAe b. ant
Maranacook 70 -enoon and afternoon Sunday ia loo,
August 10Th, by Chambers and Glover's the mn
oanus' opecai trains Will DC run VII All above
branches of the Maine Central road on that eleva,
day. This will give an opportunity to hear When
mese TWO leading bands not as contestants it disc
for prize, but as friendly participants in re.ery
feasng the of the audience with melo- ter oh
u'es appropriate to the character OF tue uay the br
r,,. e.,,,,l water
special freight train the Maine Central ''N
coming up, thrown from the track at the p"'
iceboro station by the dropping of brake-rod
The rails torn up tor quite distance ny "
wrecking train from Brunswick WAS sent Pump
up,the track repaired, and the derailed cars supp
nl...a ~ a., =; r.. a a. M, the us
cleared until about . o'clock A. NJ, yester ''"'
dav Tn. pnuu.n train. w.,. fs,svsd for ing h,
some time the morning Pullman reaching this any p