Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-15
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BEHAVs-oR SHAVE.
They sat within the parlor DIM
| And trctfuy she said to hiiu
| II wish. DEAR John, that You'd bchs,r
| II not, wish that yNu would shaw
| Augustus vs.. Lovells, Augusta nrvin,
Park, 800 7, NJ.
Yesterday Was typical summer lsv.
| ID Nj. Watt offers his residence a, inrN
ton of Green and Grove streets for ,als
| The shower SATURDAY night WAS one Of ,k,
some time.
The east side is to have new orname,,
in the shape of an immense bill bnarI so,
Mains circus,
Ssysa Stapleton kid :" They are soiuS,o
| put Sullivan on the postage stamps nov .ows
can all lick him."
MIR. Dennis Donovan, of the Boston police
force, is at his place in the North Parish
gathering n good harvest of hay.
Quite number from this city will attend
the excursion 10 fort ropham on Monlsy
MIR, A. ID. Ward has Just completed one
of the best jobs of plumbing in the CITY in
MIR. c. Is. Johnsons residence on Sewau
street
There are n large number who are gong to
the Isle of Springs tomorrow (rucsisy) on
the excursion given by the Free Rapuss
The fare is very low.
Mrs. Bradford has been in the city rcsup
plying the grocers with her fruit navorins
extracts and essences. Her extracts are
becoming the most popular extract In the
market
Large numbers of our citizens attended
the concert at Togus yesterday afternoon
while still others sough, the shades and
shadows Of Lake Cobbosscc. They are both
most acceptable places for an excursion.
About ten citizens of this city accompanied
the base ball team to Lewiston SATURDAY.
They congratulated the nine aud one another
that they wer, safe and sound when the II.
30 train pulled out of the Lewiston sta ton
The kenncbec was fog bound airophsm
Beach on Saturday morning from O'Clock
till $50, In consequence of this delay the
Della did not reach her wharf in this city till
80 T. NJ. She brought large number If
vacation cutters
Barbour and McManu. will probably Off
ciate Ms battery, for the l.ewi-tons ut Angus.
tn this afternoon. 1u5atH GareHc JsigI2
1t was decided after the arrival of the
team in this city that Barbour could do
better work for his nine M umpirc
Up to this time six appli ,atons for State
licenses have been granted to pediers,
which nj $50 each turned $500 into the STATE
treasury Thirty applications for State town
and county licenses have been made aud grant.
ed in all each one yielding the Stat 81
The baseball directors aside from giving
much time and attention toward sustaining a
club have also purchased tickets for their
own use. Its only just that they should
expect and require people not holding
season base ball ticket in their o,n name to
pay at the gate
The Sunday edition of the Boston Herald
contains the detailed score of a finely con
tested game between the Lovells and Stone
hams Of Massachusetts in which the Lo,elIs
were defeated to /. The Lovells appear
in the city this afternoon and viii unIoub,
eddy receive similar treatment
Luck and pluck make the team tina, pull.
ball club to victory. when the former
gets baiky the progress is retarded. The
Augustus have been giving their patrons an
excellent display of hard work and skilful
ball playing. Tina, luck has kicked over the
traces occasionally, should not discourage
them or their hackers
In round figures the expenditures to date
for relief in the Conemaugh Valley. Johns
town and vicinity, aggregate 81 100 ON
This includes the work Of the Pi,tsburg.
JOhnstown and Philadelphia committees and
the food commission also disbursement. of
the State in the abatement Of nuisance- and
payment Of the military detailed to staff and
police duty
The two largest wrought IRON fprgipu
ever made in Portland are at the Portland
Companys works. They are the main
shafts for the new l.I-ton and Portland
steamer Portland, now being built at the
New England yard, and whose engines are
well unler construction at these york..
Their united weight is about ~ ton. OF
III ton. each
j. VI. Nallacker, advance Myrnt Of MANS
Great Golden international SHOW. vas in
the city, Saturday, and made arrangement.
for the appearance Of this circus in Augusta
on Saturday, August 3. II ia one " the few
circuses which still hang to the Overland
method Of transportation by wagons and
presents a fine array Of attractions. Il viii
exhibit in Gardiner Brunsvick Bath and
several Maine cities
On Saturday morning the family hf Mr..
George Reynolds Of this city were befeaved
by the sudden death Of their eldest son. Win