Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-05-11


Iofal and State Hens.
Monday. May IL, 1886.
FINE JOB PRINTING.
,ob Printing Establishme MT Of the Kennebe,
lhe III always we'll prepared for doing the nfcesl
Jou a. we'll as the more common branches. Thii
NJ employs competent printers, carries large
II type. Wedding and visiting cards and enve
sVn IN stock; also varied assortment Of dance
W. nroprame, announcements, etc., etc. Order
ssi will receive prompt and careful attention.
4 successful Augusta lawyer keeps flocl
At $50 hens.
The first pineapples Vt the season were
s,und in the market, Saturday.
The Lonqfellow store is being put IN condi
-, for the occupancy of its new tenants.
4, the shoot of the Cushnoc Gun Club las
.,oak the badge was won by c. r. Written
non Powers of Newport, passed through
.hs city Yesterday homeward bound from
Washington
An order for alewives from an Iowa town
70. recently received and filled at the Cen
rial Fish Market.
Rey.Mr. Gwynne has leased the Mcdonald
.hou.s on Sewall street for the summer, ant
will occupy it shortly
District Attorney Lunt was in the city
Saturday,, examining the titles of the site o
the new public building
leading firm of dry goods dealers pur
chased stock of jerseys Saturday for tn,
salvation Army trade.
The State board of health meets at tn
State House to-day. The choice of the com
mittee for secretary of the board will be an
nOunced.
Mrs. J Granger has removed her laundr,
work from Grove street to the corner of Cour
and State streets, where she will carry on tn
laundry business.
The delegates from Harry Stinson Camp
Sons of Veterans, to the State Encampment
which was held at Bangor last we elk, were U
s. Soue and Horace NJ. Hall.
The frost penetrated very deeply the pas
winter. Saturday, workmen, while diggin
On one of the upper streets, found water pipe
frozen solidly into the surrounding earth.
Mr.. Samuel Wannofsky has occupied tn
bakery at the corner of Court and Waite
streets. and was open for business, Saturday
He has fitted the building up in first elias
shape.
The Star of the East will take any membe
Of the Grand Army or their family, wishin
to visit the Cyclorama of the Battle of Gettyt
burg. now on exhibition in Boston, to Bos
ton and return for So.
The property of the Readfield Woole
Manufacturing Company at Readield, wa
sold at auction in E. w. Warehouses; office
Saturday forenoon. Arson p. Morrill, bid
of at $500, there being no other bidders.
.
Hon. J. P. Bass Of Bangor. passed throug
the city Saturday, on his way home fror
Boston. He states it is quite certain that tn
New England Fair will be held in Bangor
and has been engaged in arranging for tn
premiums.
Saturday, girl named Lizzie Watson
employed at the cotton mill, caught one han
in the machinery, badly decorating and teal
ing the fingers. One finger was amputate
and portions of two others removed. DI
Bricket attended her.
Messrs. Greedy and Blackington hav
leased the lower floor of the corset factory o
the east side, and will utilize it as a laundry
1t is well adapted for the purpose. The col
set manufacturing business will be carrie
on as before by tine proprietors.
Caantha Lodge, X. of p. this city, hav
forwarded an elegant testimonial, execute
oy Mr.. d. M. Watt, to Geo. f. Doyle O
Calantha Lodge of Lynn, Mass, as an az
knowledgement in return for the tandsom
sword presented to the home lodge BY MI
Doyle.
The railway authorities controlling tn
INES Of road between st. John and Bosto
ne considering the advisability of putting o.
Hast train from Boston to st. John as vel
:" the Flying Yankee on the trip from 81
John. 1t is proposed to make the distance il
"A hours, and thus eclipse all former record
10 eastern railway travel.
ten. Plaisted departed for Washington
saturday afternoon to impress upon tn
PRESIDENT the Importance of giving tn
augusta postoffice to his partner, Morton.
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