Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-29

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Monday, Juns 90, 1895.
FINE JOB EMITTING.
ne Job Printing EstabliGhanent q the Kenne,
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o6ee employs competent printers, carries la
ss,iety o. paper steek, and keeps On hand the at
syies Of type. wedding ard whiting cards and En-
crders. programs. snnouneenents, ETC.. etc. Ord
~ nail win receive prompt and careful attention
Make ready your fishing tackle.
The days are decreasing in length.
Ripe tomatoes were in the market Satr
day.
Lemons have gone up el.50 crate with
. week.
Large numbers of logs are accumulate
in the river.
The two cent rate after July LIST will Gov
ounce letters.
The hay crop 10 coming in light, if repol
from the country are correct
Mr.. P. A. DeCreny has sold the Riversi
Messenger to Mr. e. F. Flynt.
The Della Collins brought large quaint
Of agricultural tools, Saturday.
The summer arrangement Of trains on t
Maine Central, takes effect today.
Next Sabbath will be observed as Childrel
Sunday at the Universalist church.
The plan of the new Episcopal church b
arrived and is pronounced perfect.
DR.. H. II. Hill possesses 8 gigantic tur,
which he Obtained from Readfleld.
The Salvs,ionists have been soliciting fun
for the building of their new temple.
Excavsting has commenced on the site
the proposed Salvation Army barracks.
Hammond's boats are all engaged for {
the opening of bass fishing at Cobbosseeco
tee
The new Salvation Army barracks "
probably be IL feet posted, with Fren
roof.
The city council has given dealers libel
10 sell fireworks on and before the Fourth
July.
As usual there was q row at Lancey Bloc
yesterday afternoon. Henry Abbott ant
woman were arrested.
The train Saturday afternoon brought I
remainder of the Grand Army men hon
who had not previously returned.
The closing exercises Of Miss Partridg
Kindergarten class, occurred at the Unita
an church, Saturday afternoon.
male patient escaped from the Insa
Hospital at about 8 80 A. M. yesterday.
carries box Of musical instruments.
A man and his wife, mother-in-law, a
six children, recently called at one of G
shoe-stores to procure a supply of sh'
leather.
Freeman Barker picked II boxes of Il
cious strawberries from his vines, Saturd
morning ,disposing of them to +. L. Webb
the groceryman.
Addition & Strout's oil-cloth factory, ii
lowell, has received coat of red paint, ms
ing it an object quite pleasing to the eye
one travels along the river either by rail
steamer.
Augustus Cove persistently maintains Il
he did not take Mr.. Quimby's wallet.
mother and uncle have been to visit him a
he tells them the same story. Detect
True has become connected with the case.
The Capital Guards are now the best co
pany in the First Regiment. They number
n men at the National Encampment, snt
of their plumber were added to the Montgo
cry Guards, to swell the thin ranks of IL
company.
A pauper, named Lovejoy, helpless or
pie who went to Wisconsin several mont
since, returned to Augusta on Sunday mol
ing's Pullman, and was left at the station
his bed. He was taken to the lookup by I
police.
Mr.. Blaisdell, street commissioner for
western district, IL doing some good work
the streets and especially on the count
roads, widening them out, getting out t
rocks and making them more level so Il
two carriages can pass each other witho
ap-setting.
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The fast sailing and popular steamer
lander made her first trip from Augusta
che islands on Saturday. She is in exc
lent trim, having received new coat
paint and varnish, and general brushing U
new propeller has been substituted for I
old one, and it is expected that she will