Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-17

9silg xessebre 5ouraal
n0noAy. mar. II. 1880.
Caris Of thanks and resolutions OF resp.r,
yin % -barysd at the rate Of ten cents . lin.
An advsrs.s sing announcements Of entertain
nsnts whoss object % the raising Of money
win Be charged as me rate of fifteen cents
In.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY
NEW ApvxxrlsRMExrs.
Dr.. Greenes NervarA
Hunts Remedy.
Westches ter Fire Ins. Co.
SfAir-Cutler Post.
Fur Sal, Millinery store.
Cencert-Gilnore's Rand.
Gocol 2nniicrs.
In boyhood's bngh, and sunny day.
when Al my EAths were pleasant WAYS.
whea Ather gave me great big dime
But now. with wants that yearly grow.
when in my pockets depths go
How pinched and beggered is the tim,
When l can only nnd dime.
-Bardette in Brootlyr Eagle.
Marbles will soon be with US
Six more days in the calendar month.
Y~~ AL. k, H.
asxt season.
Drivers of sleighs are bemoanng the los,
Of sleishing.
1t 10 stated that another ice stack is to 20
Up near the Journal office.
There will be = special meeting of the
Calanthe Lodge this Monday evening.
J. X. Emmett, the well-known actor. /,
soon coming to Maine. Wonder if he will
stop In Augusta.
The economical housekeeper will use
Brussels soap as il contains no rosin or
other adulteration.
The police officers have had quite busy
season the past week. Six DRINKS n day
has been the average.
The hearing before the Valuation Com
mission BY the Augusta Board Of Trade
has been assigned for Tue ,day next.
Attention is called in another column to
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City Hall, Portland, April 20 and 20.
This week another new ten cent team
will go on the route. This makes ten of
these cOnveyances now running in the city.
Within the next few days it is expected
that Gardiner parties will erect a stack
above the dam and commence the storage
Of ice.
The Cecilia Club will hold their next
meeting at the residence of }. NJ. Haynes,
State street. Mendelsshon will be the
author.
A pair of horses broke through the river
opposite Cony 4 Whites houses Sunday
afternoon but both were finally got out of
the river without injury.
All the Grand Army posts are requested
by Supt Porter of the Census to furnish
rosters to the bureau. A special order to
the posts has been issued by Commander in
Chief Alger.
There was the usual large attendance at
the Y. M. c. A. rooms on Sunday. These
meetings are proving to be of unusual in
terest to the attendants, and great results
are looked for
Messrs. Bowditch 4 Webster have got
neat advertisement in their window in the
form of clock, that attracts quite a lot of
attention. 1t advertises a brand of cigars
and is quite novelty.
This Monday evening the regular annual
meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be held at
their rooms. Officers will be elected for
the ensuing year aud other business will
come before the board.
One of pair of horses broke through on
Allen & Cos, ice field up river Saturday
afternoon but was rescued after much diff-
Guilty. The horse had been driven too near
the edge of the grooved ice.
1t was busy day yesterday on the
bridge. Workmen were engaged in putting
up the second span and by night had nearly
completed their work. Large crowds of
spectators watched them at their labor.
The Bates Alumni ASS citation WAS
formed in Lewiston the latter part Of last
week. Prof. G. b. Files of Lewiston, for
merly of this city was elected president of
the association, and Mayor A. NJ. Spear Of
Gardiner was chosen u director.
Don't forget the famous Lucier Comedy
Company at Granite Hall, this Monday
evening. March II. They will afford our
citizens rich, rare entertainment. They
give . refined performance and are worthy
Of large an I brilliant xs.emblage.
This evening Prof Robert Turner will
deliver his lecture, MARY. Queen of
Scots" in Meonian Hall, under the auspices
of St. Mary's (Catholic) church. There
should be = large audience. Special rates
from Hallowell and Gardiner on the Maine
Central railroad.
There will be an entertainment, followed
by . social dance, in Grand Army Hall,