Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

Eailu Hruufbet auurnal
noAaAY. SEPT. IS. 1890.
Cards Of thanks and resolutions Of respect
viii be charged 81 the rate Of ten cents linz
All advertising announcements Of entertain
ments whose object 10 the raising Of money
Will be charged u the rate Of fifteen cents
line.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
Cain,nbis bicycle for sale
Change Of ,in,,-Ste amer kennchcc..
Perfumes Z, X. Partridge,
Dir. 6reeas's Nefypra,
tart Wanted
To Investors.
~Socsal 2Noiicrs.
Mr.. Frank Gasliu has added new hack
10 his livery service.
Two individuals were locked. up for
drunkenness Saturday.
&, s IL. Cony have placed u telephone
in their livery stable office
waite. motor has been put into the har-
ness factory of Pulen Il Shorcy.
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There viii be an adjourncd business
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms this
evening at s,45.
Our merchants intend TO keep abreast of
the season. as shipments of Christmas
goods ara being received,
0. Williamson is using hi, agricultural
warsroom to make large display Of sec
Oni hand stoves and ranges for the fall
trade.
Fletcher 4 Robbins are building car.
pointer shop for their own occupancy at the
foot of gas house hill, opposite the gas
house.
The streets were quite badly washed by
the heavy rains On Friday, aul Street Com
missioner Burns was buy Saturday improv-
ing the drainsgc and filling up washouts
Freight traffic on the Maine Central lie
subject 10 fluctuations, which are some
times sudden aud great Ftilay night
train, No. IL, had fifty one cars. rad Sstnr-
day morning, about lo.l5, a special arrived
with twenty seven.
Saturday was a We: and breezy day,
nevertheless some were so eager for sail
ing that they gave i. n trial in spite of the
stormy wind from the South and the heavy
sea. After shipping few seas their ar.
dor was cooled and they gave il up.
An unfoundcd report was in circulation
yesterday to the effect that the Star of the
East hal not arrived at Boston and had
not been seen or heard from after leaving
the river, Friday night. The Star arrived at
Boston, on time, Saturday morning.
Mr.. c. Is. Cobb has sold his horse. In
dependence. The reported price received
is $1,000. The party who purchased is
from New Hampshire. lie saw the horse
at the Fair in Lewiston and was 50 well
pleased with his general appearance that h,
bought at once.
Some of the students of the Cony High
School. undtr tie direction of Master
Bart. Webster, have laid ont grounds for
folt ball playing according 10 the rules, on
the STATE ground. when all arrangements
have been made and after some practice
they will probably challenge the CONNER
cltl College boys to match game.
W. A. Pcrciyal has sold his business 10
Joseph Clouiier. the price paid heiDg $500.
Mr.. Perciyal has long been resident of
Augusta, voting here with two exception,
for ihtty-eight years. His first vote was
for Gen. Winfield Scott and the straight
Republican ticket has been the only ballot
for him since the early day of the party.
Ivory Avery was tried the past week in
the Superior Count for attempted rape uIon
Edith ID. the eight year old daughter of
Charles Norcross of Iiallowell The jury
did not agree. ten favoring conviction and
two acquittal. He was held for another
trial at December term of court. lie vas
committed to jail, not being able TO obtain
81 900 bail
Mr. II. A, Hall recently loaned Mrs. \.
Gilman Of Manchester, fraii window tray,
such as is used for deliv, ring butter TO
customers. On Saturday she returned it,
but how chaugcd' It wns not cvon rocoQ.
nizahic. The exterior, together with bail
which had been attached was covered with
trpp In Il IL. N.