Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-14

I and haul ii to the coal sheds of Mr. Stone.
where it will be stored.
| There is promise of n large Attendance at
the social gwen in the Y. C.. A. rooms
this evening. Refreshments will be pro
vded by the Ladies Auxiliary.
Deputy Marshal Burton Smith of Port
lind, ard Constable Mark l.. Rollins of
Chelsea. were in the city last evening look
ing up some important pension cases,
| An idea of the substantial manner in
which improvements are being made on
firm in the city has supplied them between
u ard IL tons of iron
| There is n lady living on the east side
of the river who IL in her seventies and il
cutting new set of teeth. Several month,
ago the gums became painful and in short
time the new teeth began to appear.
| One of the workmen employed in tearing
down the old bridge stepped on long nail,
Wedne sday, piercing his foot to quite
distance A little artery WIS cut by the
nail, and the blood flowed very freely.
| The Capital Cook Book" which ha.
been received with so much favor, will be
for sale a, the Universalist Fair next week.
Nearly every receipt has been tested
and is vouchei for by the name of some
wen known lady of this city
1 Hardly day passes but some one tries
to enter the old post office and leave ana,he-
matizing Postmaster General Wanamaker
because It'll closed. Yesterday an old gen
tleman who had come in from the suburbs
/ to get his mail was exceedingly Wroth to
| find the door locked.
The case of w, H. Fogg VS. WymsD,
Webber & Gage sash and blind manufac'
turers in this city, to recover for injuries,
plaintiff received nine months ago by the
| giving wav Of the flooring on which he wac
working has finally been settled, the de-
PENDANTS paying $3.50.
People seem to imagine that an article
which is largely advertised must be desrer
to the consumer than one which is not al
vertised. But that is not sound reasoning.
If man forces large trade by extensive
advertising the percentage of his maDufac'
turing expenses becomes much smaller
than ii is in the case of a small maker
English Newspaper.
As the Wednesday night train from down
river neared the city man was discovered
riding on the rear platform steps He was
colarod by the conductor and gave up
round trip ticket between Gardiner and
Augusta. While the conductor went to get
his punch the fellow Jumped from the train
vhen ii sss just below the city and the last
seen of him was a bundle OF clothes going
end over eni down the emhankment-
We are informed Of the death of Daniel
VininR Of Windsor, which occurred Mon
day at the age Of about so years lie was
one Of the best known and highly respected
citizens of the town, and a prominent Ma
son The funeral services will be held
Sunday, Feb. iG, at the church on Windsor
Neck, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ IN Ter the ap
spices Of Dirigo Lodge, +. 4 A. NJ. Mem
bers Of the Masonic fraternity are invited
10 attend.
The furnishings are now being pa, into
the club rooms in Darby block and Shsn
all is complete they will presen, al appear
ance as inviting any party
o. youHg men could wish. The club with
a limited membership Of twelve, has ten
members. young men who are employed
through the day and desire place where
they can meet in the evening and enjoy
social privileges tina, can be had In aola'
Of this kind The members are knovon
the G.. c. C's
Several loaded teams got stuck on the
street yesterday and the horse. attached 10
several others looked di-consolate a. they