Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

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Browns Instant Relief.
Messengers notice
Something OF interest 10 printers.
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Twenty-six prisoners at the jul.
Pinespples Il cents tolW A. Sou,t's
Shad roe for break 'ast is the prop,r c,,a,
Don't forget the musicale at the l. niye,,,.
list vestry this evening.
Ice sales are slow. The kennchec b,,-
vest will probably sell for more than 81 ne,
ton.
The body of Reuben X. Wool who died in
this city recently was sent to Surry ye.,e,.
doy.
Il. W. Soule will sell the household gooi,
OF d. ~ hopoihs o-uaN Nv : l. NJ, ~ Chan.
el ST
Ii is rumored that several of the pol;c.
will appear in new uniforms on pccora,io,
Day.
IT there are no late frosts it is said tbat,b.
crop of wild fruits this summer will be tho
largest ever known
Mr.. John II. Woodbury. has built a new
fence about his lot on Green st, and other.
wise improved his premises
j. IL. Cogan 4 Co. recently received,
carload of Buckeye mowers from the Rich
srlsou Manufacturing Co.
The sweet girl graduate is now irving III,
patience of the dry goods clerk in the At.
tempt to pick out the graduating dress.
Some - men and ten horses are nov a,
work on the cellar of the new hospital build
ings. Work on the foundation of the mals
pavilion will begin today
The rain battered down in FREQUENT
showers yesterday laying the dust. coop,
the oppre ssive air and causing the farmer.
heart to dance with joy.
The steamer Percy V went ON the Bath ,
Fort Popham route yesterday The fa,orite
steamer is in command of Capt. James T.
Perkins. W. l.. rhompsonis engineer and
Freeman Spinney mate.
The drive in the Dead River region all
out of the stream, and turned over to the
River Log Driving Association. Not SO
many logs as was anticipated, are left
stranded by the drought.
About thirty Augusta people passed
quiet Sunday at Butternut Island. oppo.it,
Sidney. A fish chowder WAS served at noon
and the remainder of the day passed in sail.
ing and other amusements
The months term of john the "cannibal."
confined at the jail expires to lay and he will
be turned into the cold world 1t is prob.
able that he will be sent to some seaport
town where he can ship for a foreign land
The latest wrinkle in the clothing trade i.
garments made of paper, prepared SO that it
is as soft as cloth and the cold cannot pcne.
trate it, The inventor has not got ms idea.
quite worked out yet. it is said. but if hi.
clothing is to be air-tight he will not find
much demand for it.
What We want is not So much RAINY
May as a rainy June" said an Augusta
farmer Yesterday. The ground is div on
top bat not yet really suffering for rain,
though this shower will do heaps Of good
Give us rain next month and this wear will
distance all others in hay crop
There is good opening for u dentist IN
winthrop. The only practitioner in town
left rather suddenly last week. and ason
account of certain family complications hi,
immediate return is MT expected. the people
of that borough are obliged to bring their
aching teeth TO Augusta for repair
Complaints are being male that certain
Gently have not received proper burial
deceased horse covered with but s1 inches
OF dirt pollutes the air along the new road to
liallowell while other lnanimatc corpsps are
said to lie neglected in the sam, yicinity.
The journal is indebted To Mr. T. Nc
Murdie of this city for copy of the pro-
ceedings and journal of thu Sixteenth An
nual Session of the Supreme Lodge knight,
of Honor, just held at indianapolis, Ind.
Mr. McMurdie was a delegate from Maine
to this convention of the Suprem, L,Ilc.
one OF the largest crafts which ever en-
tered the kennehec, is nus loading At the
Haynes Dewitt houses in lrrhnrn She
IS the iron barge Lone S',r, nul vii carry
more than 5000 tons of ice. osiag to the
lack of water for craft SO deeply laden,
she Will receive only tsn-thir' OF & cargo.
She will be towed to Pliladrlplt
Mr. Nathaniel l. iglton of Mount Vernon,
one of the witnesses in the Dolof case re.
Gently tried, is said to be better posted on
base bail than any other man in the county.
Though seventy eight years of agt he takes
the keenest interest in all IN. games. and il
familiar with the name and reputation Of
every player Of prominence in tn country
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Board Of Managers of the Maine Baptist