Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-23

zofsl aud State 1eirs.
Thursday. April %, 1886.
FINE JOB PRINTING.
- printing Establishment Of the Kennebec
sos i always well prepared for doing the incest
josin.. vell Is the more common branches. This
On hsns large
SsIfeJ tyne Wedding and visiting cards and enve.
sgls ~ stock; slso q varied assortment Of dance
epn. nrorrams, announcements, ETC., etc. Orders
1ae"i vi receive prompt and careful attention.
Fast Day.
Tho base ball season opens to day.
IN. Governor and Council meet the 9th
Today being legal holiday, the banks in
mi, city will be closed.
The Daily Journal will not be issued to-
,,ox on account of this being Fast Day.
co,v 4 Farrar are erecting a hack house
.uo.sn, to their stable on Winthrop street.
Thu ..Bandit King" is booked for Granite
asll Nay 25th, and "Uncle Toms Cabin the
sd.
Tbi, being legal holiday, business will be
.,e,.l)y suspended, especially in the after.
boon.
Nrs Powers, the centenarian at the Aims
aor.e. has not been in her usual health the
past week.
!, Tripp was sentenced to Jail for so
,.vs. Yesterday, for drunkenness. 1t was his
.econd offehse.
The term of office of Railroad Commits
.jouer John F. Anderson of Portland, ex-
pred yesterday.
Mr. L. L. Wellman is prepared for all
cork in the way of moving buildings, as an
oounced elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs. Peddler of the Salvation
Army have had their photographs taken.
Happy Charley will follow suit.
Asprinkling of green grass is seen on hill
aides with southern inclination. The dan
ieion green digger will shortly be out.
Union Fast Day services of a social char
ac,er. will be held this forenoon at i o'clock,
At the Free Baptist church. All are invited.
There will be game of baseball on the
State grounds this forenoon at 8 o'clock, be-
tween the printers and the clerks of this city.
We are authorized to State that Mr.. E. G.
Hodgdon is not candidate for county COM
missioner, having withdrawn from the con-
test.
Department Commander James A. Hall
states that the parade at the National En-
campment will be short, not over two miles
n length.
The sale of reserved seats for the De SIEVE
concert at Hallowell will open this morning
At Hunts music store, A special train will
leave Augusta at 7.30, returning after the
concert
petition has been received at the State
House for the appointment of Mr.. }. M.
Carpenter of Pittston. as county commission
er,to gil the office left vacant by the death Of
Mr. Horace Colburn.
The concert and ball in Hallowell, Mon
lay night promises to be one of unusual
brilliancy. Members of camps from Lewis
ton, Brunswick, Richmond and Augusta are
expected to be present.
Monument Park is looking trim and neat.
Workmen have been employed On the plot,
and all the decayed leaves and debris remov-
ed, and things generally slicked up. Memo
rial Day will see the Park looking its best.
"A Rag Baby" an interesting comic hits
TO be presented at the Gardiner Coliseum,
April Both. special train will be run from
Augusta The company will perform in only
four places in the State Portland, Gardiner,
Lewiston and Augusta.
The admission to the pink and white So
cable at Meonian Hall. Friday evening will
DC 10 cents. Ice cream and cake will be on
sale and flower stand will be one of the
prominent features. Dancing will COM
mence promptly at 8 o'clock.
Sarah Mitchell was brought before Judge
Andrews yesterday forenoon for drunkenness.
Rather than go to Jail she swore that she pur
chased her liquor of Mike Burns. The latter
vas summoned and appealed his case. Mrs.
Mitchell went away vowing never to drink
any more fre-water.
The "Della Collins" with colors flying,
steamed up to Steamboat Wharf at 1918 p.
NJ, Yesterday, the first time this season.
ehe was saluted by Aliens whistle. and re.
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