Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-23

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Cards Of thanh aAd revolutions Of rspsue
vill - charged u IL raas II Ten cents Q In,
An advertising aApeanesnsah Of sntersa;a
msns Whose object i he raising Of msas,
vii be charged q The rata Of Aflsen cent?
ins.
SUMMER B0ARDERS,
Parties wanting Summer Bssrder
should advertise N the swami Column.
sf the DAILY JOURNAL. Fsur line,
ere week Ter 80 cents.
10 VACATION TOURISTS.
Parties leaving The city " their ssn.
ner vacations, car have the DAILY
JOURNAL. sent 10 their address for auy
length Of time desired. ut Is cents Der
week. Address Of paper changed wAes
vishe1
Nav ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
Moving maehines for sale
,Gccol 2Noiicrs.
The mania for horseback riding 10 ON the
increase in this city.
The superior court at Warerville prom.
ises to continue through this week.
The jam of logs just above the new
bridge was cleared away Saturday.
Yesterday the livery men feaped the ha..
vest Of the season. Almost every team
was let.
The Y's will meet this Monday evening
at 7,30 with Miss Anna Fowler At IS
Chapel street.
Sixteen new volumes have been added to
the Y. NJ. c. A. library and there is plenty
Of room for more.
Clear and cloudless, hot sunshine ard
cool breszes characterized the delightful
weather of Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Kennedy, said to be the Oldest
riverman that ever drove on the Kennebec,
died Ut his home In this city. Friday night,
At the age OF 80.
Schooner Lady Ellen was loaded at the
Arsenal wharf Saturday, with ice for New
York. She took 234 tons. The Ellis Ross
arrived to take the Lady Ellen's place At
the wharf.
II plans don't fail, the doctors and drug.
gists will endeavor. with the aid Of rheum-
Atism and base ball, to knock each other
ont in game of ball on the Augusta Park
diamond next Thursday afternoon.
Three large tugs from Philadelphia have
just arrived for towing in the Kennebec.
The vast amount of towing caused by tue
removing of last winters ice harvest will
probably requires more tugs before the
season is over.
II. NJ. Heath has accepted a unanimous
invitation from Seth Williams Post, G. A.
r., to deliver the address in this city on
Memorial Day In 1892. lie has already
accepted an invitation from Burnside Post
at Auburn for 1891.
Miss Cross hereby extends her thank, to
all xho assisted at the late concert and also
to the public who 90 generously pstronized
the same. Miss Cross 10 not a teacher Of
vocal music as announced in our notice Of
the concert, but a teacher of the piano,
One Of the late novelties which has been
received in this city is the Japanese cush-
ion, for use as seats upon lawns. the veran.
ia. the front steps, etc The cushion
makes an easy seat, Is cheap in price aud
has been in demand where it has been
used.
The members of the Augusta High
School Alumni Association, who have not
yet sent in their list of names to be invited
to the reception, next Monday evening, sre
requested to do 80 before three O'Clock this
afternoon. They may be sent to the treas-
urer. at No. 90 Green street.
The original limit of time for taking the
census is past but the interrogatory individ-
ual with the census book 10 yet to be en-
counterel by many. No living mortal
could complete in the prescribed time the
duties that in many cases were assgnel
and such have had their time extended.
ing augusta temperance t0mmi'tee
hold an adjourned meeting at the
Congregational Chapel at O'Clock this
evening. Bylaws are to be adopt.
ed and the organization put into per-
manent working order. Regular meet.
ings will be held each month. Nearly
oil the churches and temperance societies
already compose the committee which are
three from each.
The xcitement over landlocktd salmon
IS on the increase among the frtgufD,e:s
Of Cobbcs'eeeontee Lake. Charlie Pease.
little fell1w living there, caught last FRI
day beauty weighing three and one half
pounds and eighteen inches in length.
Qni'e number of brook rou, have been
caught this spring in streams running into
the lake. Cobb0sseeco1tees fame for
'sndlocsel salmon may before long surps.
that for black bass
Il. Gould of IiaiIorell who i. connected
with the children in the Temperance work
In that city, says the right man was put in
the RICH. place when R,Y @ Ross Of
this city was made superintendent OF the
Helpful Hands Of the Juvenile Temple.
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