Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-24
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Dog collars Mt Overs Bazaar
The brokers and merchants are lkin, AZ
play ing hall for supper.
A new Hammond typewriter has bee,
placed in the Probate office
Two more East side eats have died of no;
son ard some of the pet dogs in that vicio,,,
go muzzled.
The begrimed mattresses of the poucs
station have been replaced by new a ID Ella.
CANT couches.
Mark Lundy, John Cusck and Pete Ne.
Coy were each fined S. and costs for drunk.
enness Yesterday.
MIR. l. 2. Hersey has repaired his cottage
and stable at Lake Cobboseecontee and nov
has twelve boats in the water.
Nude Augusta urchlns have begun to take
their daily plunge from the logs on the East
side. They don't stay in the water lung.
MIR. A. II Pray has made repairs on hi,
house on Murray street, and will Transform
portion of his stable into summer
kitchen.
The March term of the Supreme Judicial
court, Judge Libbey presiding, which ha,
been in session for the past two ,lay,. finally
adjourned yesterday.
A. ID. Ward will at once put in operation
apparatus for vcutilating the office of the
State Board of Health. 1t will be fan
operated by water motor.
Reported frosts in the Northwes, mt july
wheat up point. yesterday, and II closed at
70 IS. Railroad stocks are higher than a,
any time during the past year
Logs from five mile island boom have
begun to float lazily down the river The
kennebec Log Driving Association begin
work at the Hal.owell boom next MONDAY.
The ten cent team has come to stay
| dation carriages have been placed on augusta
streets, and all appear to be doing rushing
| business.
party of Augusta fishermen report that
while on the road from North Arson to
Pleasant Ridge they drove close To a deer
and that other game appeared very plentiful
in tina: region.
| The many friends of Mrs Isaac Carr Of
East Winthrop will be gr,evel 70 l.ari of
her death. which occurred On Tue, lay last
after a long and painful illness. Mrs Car
wa, noted for her hospitality.
Mr. Leon Barber, til" new proprietor of
the Augusta dy" house. has closed his pstab-
| lishment in Nashua. \ II and has all the
garments from that city sent here to be
cleans, Il and colorcd Twice n murh work
as ever before is nov being done at the dye
house.
| A meeting + the womans auxiliary 10 the
Y. NJ. G. A., will be held at the rooms of the
Association Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
A full attendance of members is particularly
requ, sted, aud ladies' not members interested
in the work of the Association are invited to
be present.
The Cushnoc indians gave the Hunters
degree TO several of their scalp seekers Las.
"Wednesday evening and rrsounIing war
whoops could be heard all along Water
street. One brother brave left he pony
hitched at the hall entrance and the poor
beast was so scared by the strange sounds
that he nearly broke away
The trustees of the Insane Hospital have
appointed Mr.. William A. Wall of this city
inspector of the foundation work of the new
buildings, a position for which his thorough
acquaintance with stone work admirably ht
him. Mr.. Benjamin Dixon the contractor,
began to lay the foundation yesterday and is
pushing the work as rapidly as possible.
The graduation exercises at the Couy High
School will occur on Tuesday, June p in
connection with the final examinations, The
graduating class composed of three girls and