Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-10

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Friday. April 10, 1885.
FINE JOB PRINTING.
:, p~,,.ing ESTABLISHING ut Of the Kennebec
ne yoo ,rsy, We'll prepared for doing the incest
Josrna III A. the more common branches This
seapoys oomp'ena penn. on harS the issse
rsreJ ~ wedding and visiting cards and enye.
fyie'o' ...rrk; also varied assortment of dance
-. srograms. announcements, exc, ete. orders
yin; Iii receive prompt and careful attention.
c.s ,obin has retained.
w.n.r nov expect glorious spring wealth
rhs river vas open in many places yester-
Car. xere down to "a and Is cents at
xhole.ale, Wednesday.
cs,,Ie. Jen kin. has received the first black
,... q the season
The trustees Of the State Fair are to hold
acting .oon in Lewiston.
,,ss drama entitled Uncle Toms Cab
ri, being presented in the State.
y.te,dsy, Apri 9,was the 10th anniversary
.fe,'. surrender at Appomattox.
The lee has moved out Of the stream above
r.. Kenduskeag bridge, on the Penobscot.
The Ieri.ton Journal suggests that dog
..o, b. added to the list of attractions at
h. State Fair
Me, Paruiigr gives notice, 10 another
.oIonu Of the re opening Of her select school
,ot Kindergarten class
The Classical for April is out and is well
sIlsa With reading of special interest to
,,i.od. and alumni Of the Hallowell Acade-
The Rsadfeld cheese factory has engaged
NJ. Polsom TO make the cheese again this
,,mne, Old cheese is scarce and in good
iem4nd
The new telephone line from Bingham to
DE Fork, will sooa be in operation. This
,ll prove great convenience to the people
II that section.
VIE Y. Nclntirc, who spent n few weeks
IA the Skowhegan r. porter Office last winter,
IA. Just accepted a position on the editorial
u,n,,nr " marc,al
The Reporter denies that Col Morrill, has
purchased the Tontine House, Brunswick
md also states that Col. Brewster will con-
Inue TO run the hotel at Skowhegsn.
The Alamedas are to play the Fairfields a,
Fairfield, Monday, the 18th. The sporting
men OF Fairfield are willing to back their
a-ori,ss tor any amount against the Bath
can.
The Granite Cltys passed through Augusta
IN shet P. NJ. train yesterday, for Belfast
where they played an exhibition game last
night To night they play in Rockland and
io-morov night at Waterville
Does prohibition prohibit ?" A glance
,ooli town SINCE 1.-THE boys have got out OF
the woods gives the answer.-Somerset Re.
PORTER.
Poor boys, how they must have suffer
ID Tor drink.
vi Jepson Esq of China, has left at the
journal office an ancient receipt which reads
folows: "Epping. February the lth day
1925, then received of Lifalet Maxfield 81,
'hng' In full OF all demands from the be-
innlng OF the world till this date.-Lev
Futile"
D' II. Gerrish. of Portland, whose
'sme appears first on the list of the members
II the new State board of health, thinks tina,
ae"'il call the first meeting of the board
10Y next Monday at Augugta. where all
meetings must be held in accordance with
he provisions of the statute.
WI II w. Leighton. who was recently mar
'ott of Winthrop, has started with his bride 70,
her home in NV Mexico On the way out they
'''l stop at the principal cities and visit the
View Orleans Exposition. Mr.. Leighton wa.
Augusta hoy hut for II wears has been in
the West
Inc Allan Steamer Circasian, which ar
7'ed from Liverpool at Portland wednes
FAY morning had a miscellaneous cargo mos,
winch vas on its way to the Provinces and
we west There were 225 passengers. I6 in
me cabin, II intermediate and 1876 in the
"eersee. Most of these were immigrant,
pound for the Dominion.
Justices have advanced sharply in Boston
wa 10 the local markets. There is a good
'e"and for potatoes for seed purposes in Ger.
~'o sections of the country. Potatoes are
VIVA in Boston, 60 to 20 cents. In this
""se' Oh to SIS cents is asked. Many hold.
'e waiting for \ further advance.
"Nid Bright who defeated Smith in the