Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-03-27

gofal and STATE Ne,vs.
Saturday. March 81, 1885.
FINE JOB PRINTING.
The Job Printing Establishment Of the Kennebec /
iourpa IL always well prepared for doing the incest
rork as well as the more common branches. rhis |
,aSee employs competent printers, carries large /
arey Of paper stock, and keeps on hand the latest
,ss Of ,yne wedding and visiting cards and enye
aye. IN stock: aso varied assortment OF dance
orders programs. announcements, ETC., ETC. Orders |
nv mail will receive prompt and careful attention.
Mr.. II. B. Cony is conducting dancing |
school.
II js reported that Warren Bruce is to be
appointed letter carrier.
The close time for black bass and white
perch commences April lst.
The warm sunny weather has brought
out the New maple syrup" sign.
NJ V. Young is tearing down the charred
,emsin. Of his stable on Oak street.
Cant Rich continues to cut ice at Farm
inqdale and is the only operator on the river
now at work.
II i.~expected that bids for the erection Of
the nee public building will be advertised
Tor in April
II is reported that some fine trout are be-
ing caught at White Ledge, Great Pond Bel
grade, with set lines.
Puen. Brass Band j. practciog
weekly and shows marked Improvement with
Prot Puilen as lstructor.
The number Of letters under the special
ten-cent system continues about the same in
this city, averaging about one day.
Knuwlton & Co., of Augusta, have rented
rooms in Allen & Totman's block for the sale
Of oil paintings and engravings for a few
weeks says the Fairfield Journal.
Rufls Higgins and wife were before the
Municipal Court yesterday and convicted of
Drunkenness. Rufus was also found guilty
Of a..auting an officer. They went to Jail
"Mammuth" COW across the continent to the
golden Gate the coming season and exhibit
her 10 the natives the route at ten cent. a
!; view.
A. the Congregational church, service at
1870 A. M, with preaching by Rev, J. B..
jordan, in exchange with the pastor The
usual meeting in the evening. All are well
I come.
Geo F. Davies, the carriage painter, has
arranged to extend hi- business to Savage's
paint shop, his present quarters on upper
Temple street being insufficient for increas-
irg orders. says the Watervile Sentinel,
The following patents have been issued to
y citzens of Maine under date of March 25th
+ f. Collins, Arson, hoofpad G.. f. Twom-
bly,, Saco, toe weight J. F. DYER, Burnham,
"Dr. ID. Dyer" labels for gelatine or sugar
coated pills.
. A French club, consisting of about 20 ladies
and gentlemen, has been organized in the
city The members meet once a week for
the purpose of adding to their knowledge of
the French language, and conversation is car
ried on at these gatherings exclusively in
French.
According to the terms of the cotton man
ufac,urers league, which has been entered
into by all the mills in the State, excepting
the Hill mill of Lewiston, if factory is
shut down on account of strike the league
pays the running expenses of the mill and
per cent annually on the capital stock.
Warrants were taken out in the Municipal
Court Yesterday. on the testimony of Charles
Jones of Togus Corner, against J. NJ. Back
for the single sale of liquor. One day this
week several women got inebriated at Jones'
house and nesthbor had Jones brought be-
fore Judge Stevens of Chelsea and TIE re-
sponlent on swearing that he procured the
liquor of Buck, was discharged as the law
provides,
The printing of Dr. Hamlin's history of
last summers G. A. X. Encampment at Port
land will be begun this week at the publish
ing house of Charles +. Nash of Augusta. 1t
is intended to illustrate the volume with por-
D traits of Grant. Mcclellan, Hancock and
other military celebrities, and also with a
handsome lthograph of the camp on Muujoy
Hill. One thousand copies have been con-
tractcd for
The Grand Council will be in session at
Hotel North during the two davs prior to the
opening of the session of the Grand
Lodge, |. Q. G. T.. next month, The com
mittee on credentials will be in session at
Meonian Hall, commencing at9 A. NJ. We'd
nesday before the opening of the session.
The local committee of arrangements will be