Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-14

iVGSuNtI MNi W. 1909
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
Nkw ADVERTISEMENT
Agents wanted.
For saie-wsgons. harnesses, etc.
Wanted Pupils in drawing. painting and music
To let-Rooms.
Socol 2l.,7 !iers.
The mosquito has taken frs, blood.
The Daniel Boone Co played at Tosus
last evening.
Shade trees are being bound with cotton
and oil to trap the unwsry caterpillar and
worm.
King Division, Uniform Rank. X of p
have initiated ten members during the pss,
month
l.. b. Robinson, the popular driver of tho
Liberty stage, has just pu, on that route 4
fine new stage.
The Supreme Judicial Court resumes il.
session Thursday. 1t will probably adjourn
after one days setting,
Mr.. q. L. Wees has some Hue. hard,
tomato plants, which he WAS delivering IN
customers and traders Monday
Morrill, Commandery, L. O. g c., give a
dance in their pleasant hall over e. H.
Nasons store next Wednesday evening.
Funeral services of Mary f. Brick will
be on Tuesday at2 +. NJ, at ) Winter ST.
instead of "Wednesday AS first announced
Wharf ~ners are complaining that every
one dumps ashes and refuse on their prom.
erty. An example will be made Of lho,c de-
tected.
Sheriff Stevens takes the - tan thi,
morning in charge of the convict James Car.
Vile, who will spend II year in S;ste Prison
for the crime of incest
This lovely weather keeps the farmers
busy at home. and all kind. of retail trade
except that in seeds, phosphate farming
tools and barbed wire is dull.
| Two of the students aho have pledged
themselves to go to India as missionaries
held an interesting meeting at the FIRST Bap
| list church on Sunday evening.
| City Treasurer Turner cremated the scsp.
of twenty crows, the first upon which bounty
has been paid by the city They were
brought in by two Ward One boys
| There is now second case of diphtberia
at the Asylum. 1t appeared in the pcr.olof
II patient that had associated with the one
who wos taken i'll some ten DAYS ago
The May meeting of the Loan & Building
Assoc alton. for the loan of money and the
payment of dues, will be held at the Alder
mans Room, on "Wednesday evening next
at 30 O'Clock.
| Mr. Charles Partridge, at his drag store
under Granite Hail, has had the past few
days elegant, hardy hIwerng plants from
Burr's and will daily receive fresh supplies
from the same reliable source
County Treasurer Blauchardis negotiating
with the tlrst National Bank of tin, city for
an TO defray the expenses of the present
term of court Bctseen $4,000 aud e10oow
probably be necessary, and it i. likely thata
rate of - per cent, will be agreed on
Postmaster l.. Fowler has appointed l..
Z. Longfellow, Charles A. Walsworth aud
James Young clerks in the lover Office All
the Augusta clerks in the railway mail ser
vice, with the exception of those Recently
appointed have received notice of their ~.
moval.
| >. +. Taylor is nice Young man from
Gardiner. who came to this city SATURDAY
night TO attend the play of Daniel Boone.
His theatre ticket cost him 30 cents and the re.
mander of his enjoyment amounted to s.
which he paid IN Judge Andrews court yts-
terday morning.
! AT SPECIAL town meeting held in Vassal.
boro Saturday afternoon. it vas voted to
assess the value of the WOODEN mills Mt North
Nassalboro at S.5,0 900. The mills cost
nearly 81 900 600 but were sol last wear
for but little above their present valuation.
They will be started in few weeks
The postpontment of the meeting Of the
Capitol Commissioners will spoil a cherished
plan. At their meeting on Arbor Day. the
governor, commissioners aud clerk intended
each TO plant on the State grounds, healthy
young tree which Con Collins the well knosn
arboriculturist had contracted to furnish.
1t is probable that among the exciting
races on July 9TH will be one between scv.
eral OF the grocery horses in this city One
merchant has IA horse which he saws is good
for mile in little better than three min
u'es, delivery wagon and all, anil several
| other iour-footed carrier. of sugar and pO-
tatoes are quite fleet
The funeral services of Mrs Vim e.
iiussey will be held At Richard Il iIu-seys,
western avenue, at y T. NJ TUESDAY, Mas
IA She leaves a little boy year. OH aud
baby months to miss mothers care. She
VIII be missed by large circle of friends
not only in this city and vicinity but in her
late home in Salem Mass
AT one year and sixteen days old, the hlly
'Easy" owned by Mr.. W T.. PcrcyaI Of
this city weighed 1912 lbs aud stood Is
hands high. Between April u, and May
~ the colt gained IS lbs. and her daily
average gain since she wa foalpd has been
"a lbs per day. Her dam t,ighel 1908 lbsr
on the day that Daisy weighed 1912 lbs.
ladies bicycle mot a tricycle. but gen
uine two wheeler is the latest 'cyclitg nov
city 1t is constructed on the same general
plan as the well known safety, with the back
bone curying down between the wheels and