Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-18
Iofal and State 1ers.
Friday. Sept, IS, 1895.

Friday. Sept, Is, 1895.
FINE JOB PRINTING.
The job Printing ESTABLISHING Mt of the Kennebec
,ourpa is always well prepared for doing the incest
rork az well as the more common branches. This
,fHce employs competent printers, carries a large
variety OF paper stock, and keeps hand the latest
.tves of type. Wedding and visiting cards and epye
iepes IN stock; also a varied assortment OF dance
orders, proersms announceme nts, etc, etc. Orders
oy mail will receive prompt AID careful attention.
Was there mistake?
did he get there with both feet?
Did Morton 60 suckering? Who is the
biggest snckerf
Mr. Blaine has decided to retain his tele-
phone.
The tickets for Kerry Gov will be 50 and
30 cents
There were numerous steam yachts in the
river Yesterday afternoon.
The Hospital sewerage system is undergo
ing repairs and Improvement.
Charlotte Thompson is booked for Augusta
the 28lh and 29th of the present month.
F. f. Southland, Esq has become connect
ed with the law Office Of Baker & Cornish.
On Saturday morning r. w. Soule will re-
eeive by boat another consignment of peaches.
pears, and piums.
Miss Florence Crowell and her admirable
dramatic company appear in Augusta on the
2ith, 25th and 2Gth Of September
A large body of smoke arose in the direc-
ton Of Sidney, yesterday afternoon. 1t
probably proceeded from burning brush land.
The orchestra at the Insane Hospital will
shortly be organized tor the winter season.
1t will consist Of II pieces, an increase of
two.
There is young lady in the city IA years
of age undergoing treatment for an eye
trouble who has had 10 doctors attend her at
different times for the same difficulty.
Mr.. o. W. Washburn, an old and highly
respected citizen of China village, was .trick-
en- with paralysis of the right side on We'd
nesday evening, and il is feared he will not
recover.
Col Morton will be appointed postmaster
Of Augusta, and when he gets there, he will
% therp with hath feet ha Rnstnp
well says. Our republican "ffends" don't
want to make any mistake about this.-Nep
Age, Jufy ,.
Tom Colby's excursion team, with six
horses, starts next Monday morning at 5
o'clock from Monument Square, for the State
Fair at Lewiston. The propretors propose
10 take a load of passengers to Lewiston and
return at dollar for the round trip.
Mr.. Joseph Devine has removed his shoe
business on CushDoc Heights, owing to snug
quarters and Inconvenience of location, to
the second floor over Devine & Coughlin's
drug slore. He employs some ten or twelve
men, whom he keeps constantly st work. He
manufactures mems and boys boots and ladies'
slippers, and contcmplates opening retail
shoe store on the street at no distant day.
II. S Blaisdell, the clother, under Hotel
North, has just received large stock of new
goods for the fall and winter trade He has
also added desirable line of boys suits In
order to obtain more room for his growing
business Mr.. Blaisdell has placed counters
the whole length of his store, thus gaining
some fifteen feet of space He will also open
door from the rear of his store to accommo-
date trade from passengers going or coming
on the trains.
Horseback riding il one Of the popular
amusements and continues in favor among
many. ride IN the saddle through the
country these mellow September days il
rare treat and of highly invigorating ma
ture. MIR. Wentworth of Skowhegau, and
n lady friend, horseback, the former driving
DAISY" of his span, logged to this city from
the above place last week, returning this
week in the same manner. They pronoun-
ced the views along the Kennebec as most
itilgntIul
Next Tuesday, Lsmbsrd & Cox of Gardi-
ner, run the Islander on an excursion to Fort
Popham and Hunnewelfs Point. to witness
the work of the Life Saving crew, which lie
said TO be a wonderful and interesting per-
Torrance. Among others who will accompa-
ny the party will be the members of the city
government of Augusta, Hallowell, Gardiner
and Richmond, also newspaper men from the
same places. The excursions of Messrs. l..
4 c. are always orderly, and general good
time may be expected.
letter has been received from the Post
Office Inspector at Montreal, by Superinten-
dent Bigelow, in which it is stated that the
Montreal post office commenced Saturday
last to fumigate all letter mails for the Unit
ed States. Letter packages are placed in
large zinc box. tightly secured, in which sui
pbur is kept burning in receptacle for the
purpose Letters are allowed to remain