Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09

NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs TO DAY
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lost-''old bracelet.
For salc-Cotiasc At occan roint.
Socol 2Tlo Ices.
Eighteen persons are now langaisains in
dursnce vile at the kenuebcc jail
new catch basin has been placed at the
corner of Bridge and W alter streets
Cabbage heads were seen ON the street
yesterday. Nothing personal is Intended
The Della Collins carried quite number
of passengers yesterday on her trip down
river.
legislative enactment to stop the sale Of
cannon crackers will be pc,tioned for sooner
or later,
gusta, "Wednesday. 7. NJ Game called At
8 30 p. NJ.
Mr.. Geo. Bean on the Rrlgral, road was
with an eleven pound baby boy
last evening.
Seventeen applications have already been
received for the position of principal of the
high school.
Convict Samuel ID. Haynes. at the State
prison who lately profcssed religion, has re-
fused to work and now lansuishcs in sal.
ltary."
Those who may desire can secure fine
bargain in a cottage and stable at ocean
Point, by calling on or addressing T. s.
Fogg Augusta.
Pea beans have gone up from 81 % to
50 30 per bushel Thi. fact. coupled with
the disastrous tour of the ball team, must
have made the past very sad week for
Boston.
fine polished stick of timber has been
run out on the turret of the main tower of
the new public building and will soon float
"A handsome specimen Of the stars and
stripes.
Rev. Il. A. Griffin commenced his lahors
Sunday ms pastor of the Unitarian church
and NAL a favorable impression upon his
hearers. We extend a cor lial welcome to
him in his new home
John J. Marston, merchant tailor Of Gar
diner was in the insolvency court Yesterday
afternoon. lie effected II composition with
his creditors of 20 cents on the dollar and
was discharged from his debts
The Catholics of ST. Mary's church in this
will make an excursion to Five Island. on
Wednesday, July Il Wait AMI read their
advertisement which will appear as soon as
are completed.
The Free Baptists are pl,uning an cacur.
''"" !" '''"' Nv" anu popular summer resort,
The Isle of Springs. on Tuesday the 18th
INST The tides on that date will be most
favorable for quick passage and delight
ful time may be anticipated
large crowd congrega,cd in front of
the telegraph office last night eager to catch
the least report from the scene of the preat
sullivan kilrain battle Many conflicting
lcspatches were received aud served to in
'rea-e the interest which the event had
,reated
mistake in the priut of the alver-
ilsement of the Excursion under the
auspices of oxford League, occurred in
our Saturdays issue. Instead nf the boat
IN its return leaving Pemaguid at x O'Clock
t should be made to read 3 O'Clock See
correction in to days issue.
Many are the favorable comments male
~ strangers upon the fne appearance Of our
lew public building. As it nov stand. shorn
u the unsightly stagings which have mnrred
Is beauty so long, it is really an imposing
trncture and one which adds materially to
he solid appearance of the square.
those who attend the reunion of the I'M
'ersaiist Sunday schools at Lake Maranocook
omorrow will take the & 30 A. NJ train by
way OF Brunswick, returning on the 10
rain in the evening Jcwett does not make
my connection with Maranocook uans
Excursion tickets are good on these trains
The State House officials were treated ton
'isit from a charming young lady book
'anvasser yesterday. She was introducing
Few work entitled 1.-THE Mississippi river
rom its source TO its mouth, " and quite
lumber Of the guardians of Tia. State affair.
uccnmbed to the wiles and persuasion Of
he fair canyasser and bought the book
Hon. David Dunn Of Poland, has male
APPLICATION to Governor Burieigb for reap
ointment as Justice Of The Peace Mr..
Dunn has been appointed to the same office
y the following Governors Samuel T..
smith, 1888; Robert +. Dunlap, john Fair
ield, John " Dana, Israel Washburn, Jr.,
Joshua l.. Chamberlain, Nelson Dingley.
Ir and lIarri. VI PIaisted.
A despatch has been received from Nil
rsukfc from Assist : IT, Gen T.. e. Nil.
iken, who went TO arrange quarters for the
iaine party, stating that he had engaged