Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-03-15

Monday. March ID, 1885.
FINE JOB PRINTING.
u, Printing Establishment Of the Kennebec
me always well prepared ior doing the incest
sork, a. Sovs competent printers, carries large
s6 emPO osner stock, and keeps on hand the latest
ssrey o. a wedding and visiting cards and enve.
ayles Oh Wtofrk also varied assortment OF dance
sp ID 'osrams. announcements. ETC., etc. Orders
orders; iii receive prompt and careful attention.
Wednesday is St. Patrick's day.
,ew ctv government will be inaue-
ursted to-day
~. Congregational and Free Baptist I'M
,evyal services will be continued
hi. week.
p.of Fl. NJ Pullen has an exceptionally
,..s.sfu juvenile dancing class the present
lam 1t numbers 60 members.
,boueh the net proceeds of the recent
c,,bolic fair have not been entirely compu-
I'D bey will amount to over $1,000.
Either william Roman of Ireland, Jesuit,
coached at St. Mays Catholic church yes
,,,s, He is collecting funds to found an
Apostolic college.
The Supreme Judicial Court convenes to-
,,r 10 attend to the admttance of several
.,ndjlates to the bar. Among the number is
Mr. J. W. Corson
VIII Kitrdge, residing on the east side, is
,ued for Matching early chickens. He now
b,. flock of chickens Matched two weeks
,,o which are doing nicely.
The workmen in removing the staging of
,be second span of the railroad bridge on
Saturday RATED portion of the timber, and
aoated ii to place where it could be hauled
away,
AtMilliken's camp on Misery stream is a
fine large deer, the pet of the lumbermen.
The animal was captured after long chase
through the deep snow and is so tame as to
readily eat food from persons hand.
Maine Central freight business is excep-
tonally lively just now. The railroad bridge
being useless and the big storm having
blocked the road, freight was delayed. and
there is large amount arriving. special
freight train goes down river every morning
Saturdays train was an exceptionally long and
heavy one.
Blood oranges have appeared in the market
and good many bloods are found in the reg
ular line of fruit, but there is special brand
Of these oranges cultivated which can be
bought now for 81 box higher than regular
oranges Although all blood oranges are not
real red inside they have fa9or peculiar to
themselves and are very juicy and nice.
They cost 30 and 40 cents per dozen.
Dan Bush, nine years of age and son of
Peter Bush, had one Of his eyes put out at
the Middle street school house on Friday.
He wished to pass through doorway, when
smother boy named Fuller, shut the door
and held it Dan went to peek throu Oh the
key hole when his companion pushed a stick
through the aperture directly into the eye of
the unfortunate boy, destroying the sight
White & Cony are working diligently to
complete their ice harvesting before the
warm weather shall interfere. Their men
we're hard at work yesterday and it will prob
ably require two days longer to complete OPP
''stlons Their total cut will reach 5000
tons. Should the temperature be too mild
during the day it is quite likely that the work
will be prosecuted in the night, there being
good moon.
Mr. Frank T. Noble of Boston, formerly
Augusta, is in this city with his family.
MI Noble sails for Central America in a
lew days to establish an American importing
ma exporting house, with headquarters at
Livingstone, Guatemala. His many friends
this city wish him success in his new en-
! 'fP'lse. His family will reside on Sewall
"set during his absence.
Inc Railroad Commissioners will make an
Inspection of the Maine Central and its
ranches this week, beginning Tuesday.
tuesday and Wednesday will be occupied in
+" examination of the western part of the
pae Thursday and Friday will be devoted
"" inspection of the Belfast. Dexter and
0acAsport branches, the Mount Desert branch
.uu me f. N. A. Division to Vanceboro.
,us commissioners will be accompanied by
1'"efai Manager Tucker and the heads of
~' roads various departments.
superintendent of Burials George Doughty
's formulated his report for the past munic-
Y" year and from it we obtain the following
~'O'aatlon; The total number of deaths as
,t'i'eu to him was l04. OF these IL died
'Od age: s, pneumonia; 20, consumption
= "'hma; 2, brain fever; 2, childbirth; /,
~"' l, spinal disease; 9, catarrhal fever