Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-17

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
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Dancing school-H. n. Pullsn.
Muaical.
just week.
Gold spestaeles-Lord Lowell.
valas ton Commissien.
Z. T. Farr's.
Change In Johnson's ID.
ACcol yC(otterS.
Those Smyrna rugs at Souls's are m
disappearing.
The County Commissioners meet tonon
row for their December term Of court.
One drunk at the station, Sunday ui,h.
He settled with Judge Andrews Monday.
The Eppworth League will spend ,Ah
evening with Whittier, at the usual place.
Mondays pleasant weather brought man,
people int town for their holiday shopping
Warren A. Polif Of this city has bee,
granted an increase Of pension BY the de-.
partment.
Deputy Sheriff s. C. Stinson of Garaips,.
landed prisoner at the Jail, Monday. fes
drunkenness.
T. NJ. Rollins 10 putting up building :,
Cony street. which will be occupied BY Mr.
Fairfield, photographer.
The usual increase in the express bu,insa,
10 being noticed. The American expecss y
put on extra teams very soon.
About all the stock of apples through
Manchester 10 reported to have been cola.
and mostly At the best prices Of the ssasoa.
goose with the wings still on, hangise
in a store door, reminded . passer BY Of
white Wings. Illustrated" No charge fer
this.
There IL no economy In buying cheap,
resinous soaps. when for . tribe more yev
can buy Brussels Soap, the most desirable IN
the market.
A. Christmas draws near, yearly subscrip.
tons to the kennebec Journal are In great
demand. 1t 10 conceded to be the king pin
in the present line.
Ice men down river were out Monday stak-
ing out their icehelds. " most places there
are good fields, though in some places the
drift ice has made bad Jams.
Seventeen hundred and ninety two sacks
of mail were handled BY the Newspaper dep
artment last week. The total for the month
of November was $3.50 sacks.
Lord Lowell, the jewellers, say their
latch string will be out every evening from
now until Christmas. in order to give al .
chance to call and look them over
A high board fence has been built around
the east abutment Of the bridge to protect
the workmen as much as possible from the
cold winds which whistle down the Kenns.
bee.
The December meeting of the Loan and
Building Association will be held at the Al
dermen's room, on Wednesday evening next.
at 7.30 O'Clock for the payment Of dues and
the loan of money.
News was received in the city yes-
terday, of the failure of Mr.. Fred At
wood of Winterport. He is paying rs cents
terport Packing Company is thought to have
caused the failure.
A fine life size crayon portrait Of the late
DIR. II. II. Hill is on exhibition in Mr.. c. K.
PARTRIDGE display window. The work VA
executed by Mrs. J. M. Thomas of HALO
we'll. The likeness is accurate Of the Doctor
- he was when in full health.
Deputy Warden E. c. Bucklin Of he
States prison, Thomsston, IL in the city for
the purpose of taking Malcomb and Dyer 70
that institution where they will serve their
three years sentences for horse stealing.
They leave on the early train today.
Mr.. John X. Wade, son of J. N. Wade Of
this city, is now the junior partner in he
Bristol & Wade Printing and Book binding
Company, Cheyenne, Wyoming. The nrn
has just published an interesting document
which gives many facts why that territory
should be given statehood. It 10 coming be-
fore long.
A party Of friends Of DIR. Henry Fair
banks, the veterinary surgeon. met ct Nj. C.
0. Tibbetts Saturday evening and presented
him with handsome pair Of fur gloves and
= fine silk muller. The Doctor, although
surprised, testified to his apprs-
citation of the gifts and the company had
right pleasant evening.
Deputy Sheriff W. E. Berry Of Winthrop
brought into town . man named Rutief Of
who summoned before the grand
jury in the Pinkham case. skipped to Cansds.
He now lies in Jail, repentant no doubt, for
regarding the mandates Of the court Of %