Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-14

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vr r. Eugene Smith is 10 have Blaine
an Logan badge in the market.
The river rose quite rapidly last night
aoder the influence Of the heavy rain
player are reported to be plenty but wild
~o,s nave been shot in this section as we can
learn.
PRICK LAYING will commence on the new
factory Of the Edwards Company, upon the
fra, fair weather
THE express. West was an hour late yester-
A,y afternoon. The delay was caused by
ann. difficulty on the Bar Harbor road.
The lobster will be out Of the market after
to.dav, the close time commencing FRI
dag. lasting until November.
TIL. stone wall on the river side Of Water
,,,eet. above the Journal office, is about
con1pletpd. 1t i, very solidly built
man at Maranocook, Tuesday, had his
nocxet picked Of S2G at the entrance TO the
dining hall He was in the center of the
crowd.
There will be a flag raising at Pettingilrs
Cornrr ih. evening if pleasant. Good
sneaker. will be present and large gather
Ing Of t1en..
Bya pleasant coincidence, Gov. Robe'-
birthday occurred Tuesday, the day of the
gr.a, Nrtnocook meeting. The governor j,
G.yr,r. If age.
A brisk rain fell greater part Of the day
yr,t.rIav 1t was fortunate for the
great Haranocook meeting that it did not oc-
cur o day earlier.
william II. Warner & Bro. of Philadelphia
s.ulrsa very pretty nickel Blaine badge
with ribbon attached for fastening it to the
button hole or watch chain.
Chari,. DipIock while chopping down n
large maple tree on the premises of Mrs.
Johnson, Grove St yesterday, came across
an IRON staple buried in the heart of the
tree.
Two strangers were in the city last evening
booking after the democratic headquarters,
AMI upon inquiring of youngster upon the
street corner for the place were informed that
it WAS up At the cemetery"
The Wateryillc Sentinel has issued a neat
ltlc pamphlet entitled "The Popular Route
to the Rangelcy Lakes and Dead River Re
g.o0 1t is very useful to those who have
beon or think of visiting this interesting
section Of the State.
An augusta citizen heard a connection
under hi, favorto early apple tree about /
o'rnrk, Monday night. and set up the best
part of an hour with a shotgun in his hands,
wnUng the iutruIors. They did not appear
again. however, and his night vigil went uu-
rewarded
IT,. stated that a fortune of nearly mil
hou dollar, is awaiting the action of the heirs
OF Ger. Robert Blake and Helen Sheridan.
who were married in Dublin in l7Sj. Eng
lsb LAWYERS have placed the case in the
hands If their New York brethren to look
after SD far a. this country is concerned
The company of Blaine Guards just raised
here IS one OF the best equipped and largest
campaign organizations ever mustered in the
city. 1t now numbers upwards of a hundred
men and drills at regular intervals The
uniforms have just arrived and are very
handsome and effective. The blouse is red
with gilt buttons and the pants blue with gilt
stripe. The helmet is white mounted by a
white plume.
c +, Marshalls Uncle Toms Cabin Com
pany, which gave exhibitions at Togus on
Monday and Tuesday, appeared in Granite
Hall las, evening The audience was rather
thin owing to the uutavorable weather. The
Performance was an excellent one and the
audience was well pleased. Two genuine
blood hounds took part in the play. The
songs. dances and banjo solos were quite
elective
Two stylish young ladies recently wore
coaching hats made of pale pink and cream
Spanish lace over net foundations, the
crowns wreathed with msrguerites and white
clover. They carried satin parasols and
Vatican fans to match, udpainted with
flowers matching the decorations on their
mats, and at the belt was fastened a huge
cluster of the same blossoms, delicately per-
TUNED, the flowers being the handiwork of a
French artist.
City Personals.
orvilie ID. Baker. Esq, is at Bar Hsrbor
Tor few days.
/ J, Southland. Esq, of Richmond was
IN Augusta, yesterday.
Gen. Hyde and family of Bath, returned
Yesterday, from visit to the Soldiers Home,
Togus
Dan hnowlton of Augusta, takes the prize
Nocean Point on the biggest Gunner caught.
weight II pounds.
Mr. /