Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-21

Yotal aud State Hews.
Saturday. February 81, 1856
Prices Of Daily Journal.
o,isd with the Daily Kennebec Journal at the foi.
lowing rates.
single copies, 3 cents
Ton %
Tventy.6v or more, 49, 2ceach.
II extra copies are wanted orders should be given
che dsy before either to the Journal carrier al the
STATE House, or sent to the Journal Office.
Ice Two feet in thick ness in hauled through
the streets.
Where are the prophets who prophesied an
open winter
Tomorrow is the anniversary of Washing
ton birthday
Il is very doubtful if any legislative re-
aeptjon will be held this season
Rev. Caleb Fuller has been confined to his
home oy illness for several months
WORK on the new mill will be commenced
as .o9n as the weather will allow
Don't forget to attend the auction sale at
We'll. Bros furpture store at 10 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Person, the evangelists, will
labor FOR several weeks in Searsport.
Mr.. Fred Thorne hauled four thousand
pounds IF beet into the city, yesterday.
MANY owners of promising steppers gave
their steeds trial on the ice above the dam.
Yesterday.
Large quantities Of wood, hay, bark, ice,
and ike products, are hauled through onr
stree;s Tally.
Several members of the legislature are
town Ulcers and are at home closing I'D the
business of the year.
The aged tinker, who has travelled so MANY
year, throughout the State, is making his an
nual lnds in this section
Thr 4ndroscog gin delegation voted yester-
.iay To recommend that the treasurer of that
county publish an annual financial report.
Ho1. Z. o. Vck-ry has just returned
from rip to TT Popham. The ice houses
Of the summer Resort Association, are near
ly filled.
l-.l
i.acook mas one span In readiness for crossing
The work progresses very slowly as trains
.canno; be delayed
The Lucer Comedy Co. give an entertain
ment tonight and matinee this afternoon
for ladies and children. Particulars are
given in the advertisement
Mr. (. l.. Norcross of Manchester, writes
to the Commercial that he will probably be
in Bangor to pass the summer, and will bring
with him the well known horses Fearnaught,
,Jr. AMI achilles.
Don; tail to see the game of pole tonight |
at Capital Rink between the famous Granite
Citys pf Hallowell and the j. ID. RS of this
city, the team which beat the Mascots of
Gardiner three straight goals
The exercises at the Grammar school yes
terday afternoon, in commemoration OF
Washington's birthday were pleasing and en-
tertaining. Many citizens. and parents of the |
pupils were in attendance
All members of the legislature are most
cordially invited to attend the familiar talk
on Rome and Athens by the Hon. j. +.
Moore If Thomaston. in Y. NJ. G.. A. Hall, |
Monday evening next, at 7.45 o'clock.
The travelling on the country roads is con-
stantly growing better, the stage drivers re-
porting il to be nice slipping, much better
than they expected to see this winter, after
such drifting storms have been showered up
on us.
Councillor A. r. Bixby and DR.. A. r. G.
Smith. also of the Council, have visited
Riley Cochrane in Jail, with reference to his
'Oey lOuUu HIN III u soiiy tohN'
ton. The Council find it very convenient to
have one of their number a physician, Is
i'll health is the reason usually given in petit
toning for pardon.
The Lucfer Comedy Company at Granite
Hall last night was greeted by large
audience. The programme. which consisted
of comedy. instrumental and vocal music etc.
etc was very entertaining, and as good rs
the usual half-dollar shows. There will be
matinee this afternoon for ladies and chill
d.ed. beginning at $50 o'clock. and those
who attend will be amused by special attrac-
tons for children and others. Scohol chill
dren will be admitted TO reserved seats IN the