Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-21

3ofal aud State 1ftrs.
Saturday. March 81, 1896.
The officers are after the Togus liquor sell
The air, yesterday, was chilly and pene
as,ing.
J. NJ. Hills Murray and Murphy" are
slled for April End.
The union meetings the present week, have
,,oyed very profitable.
The Edward, Co. will burn one kiln of
h,;ck the coming season.
An entire lot Of household goods will be
aid at auction at Soule's commission house,
to-day
Nj, Levi Collins o. ReadHeld has purcha.-
a house on Winthrop street and will set
tie here.
Col. A. J. Smith will sever his connection
9TH the Togus Soldiers Home some time
,sti month.
Gen Thomos Hyde, of Bath, and family.
are stopping at the National Soldiers Home
fof few days
TIL. ladies' of the Unitarian church will
rive an Antiquarian supper at the church
,,,lors Tuesday evening.
The Augusta Furniture Co.. is manufac-
.arny 100 ash chamber sets. One car load
goe. to Bangor.
The J. d Rs and Granite Citys engage 10
,olo at the rink this evening. Farrell and
Locke play with the home team.
4 Fairfield polo player after meeting all the
,ugger. and coming forth unscathed, has
i,.. lost a finger while saving wood
stnrg. & Lambard's lease of the mill at
the East end Of the dam, expires April lst 1t
!. not likely that they will lease it again.
M T Horne at Rowse's jewelry store, i.
receiving orders for Easter flowers. Although
Easter Sunday is more than two weeks dis
t.nt orders should be sent in now
Three new locomotives have been pur-
chased by the New Brunswick and Canada
railway, and will shortly be forwarded to
their destination by the Maine Central.
Mr. Hiram Reed continues on the war
path after offenders against the cruelty laws
Yesterday another individual with an infrm
.qnlue, was rendered valuable advice by the
agent
The union revival meetings which hav
been held this week have been very profits,
ble and will be continued next week. No
tee OF the services will be given in Mondays
paper.
The second week of the Hnion revival
meetings will begin with gospel service in
Y ". G. A. hall at 4 o'clock tomorrow af-
tprnoap, and all are heartily invited to at
tend
An nebriatrd individual was arrested yes
tcrday who imagined that he was member
Of tn" salvation Army. lie awoke from his
dream of bliss on being taken before the
municipal court
Mr. Charles Willis, who wa. prosecuted
for conducting an alleged lottery. sent out
ak sacks of mail. Yesterday, consisting of
copies Of his publication, The Popular
Family journal"
Detective Head passed through the city on
the Train Yesterday morning. He said that
no train had left Vancpboro for u hours on
account Of the snow blockade At Oldtown
the snow was eight inches deep.
We understand there are a large number
OF heirs in this vicinity to the great Law
rcnce-Townley estate in England II. NJ
Heath Of this city has been retained as
counsel to look after their interests.
The time for weighing the mails along the
line of the Maine Central, which at first was
July The weighing is done as basis upon
which the government makes its contracts for
mail service with the railroad
There is barber in town who has repu
sahon for loquacity. Recently. one Of his
victims when taking a seat in the chair. de-
murslv pulled a pair of ear-coverings, for
use in cold weather. from his pocket, and
tucked them on over his ears. The talkative
Young man was silent
Yesterdays Portland Press saws that the
locomotive on the morning train on the Maine
central, while just the other side Of Bruins
Sick' broke one of the connecting bars,
smashing the cylinder completely out The
IRAN arrived half an hour late. The engine
vas taken to the Portland Compsny's works
for repairs.
NJ Harry Wright of the firm of Frost
hrOs fancy IL ia fba