Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-22
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ards Of thanks and resolutions o. rs.pes,
Win 10 .harged as the rate Of ten cents lin.
An sdvsat ing announcements OF en,ertN,
nenss whose onicct 10 The raising Of more,
yin b. charged q lie rate OF fifteen cent.
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uDW ADVERTISEMENT TODAY
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See Townsend 4 Beck's new ads',
Clothing-C. h. Mason.
Il. L. Andrews Co. call your attention.
wantcd-Chorv boy.
To let-Rooms.
Lcst-SsrAu hat.
WAnted-boy.
See new ads on a,h page.
WNptsd-lasters.
Tsnnis kacquets-Ganuet, Morse.
Qocnl 2lln.icr<,
Monument Park underwent "primpins"
yesterday
Old Prob's sullen mood relaxed q little
yesterday.
Stone Street is being graded and put in
due condition for the season,
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The kennebec confectionery msnufac.
tory is being renovated throughout.
Large numbers of logs went down river
during the afternoon of "Wednesday.
Officer Breen lost his police badge bear.
ing the number 3. Tuesday evening.
The loading of the Douglass Haynes with
Ice from Horace Cony's stack WAS com.
pleted yesterday.
The friends Of Mr.. James Woodman were
glad to see him out on the streets yesterday
after long illness.
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Mr.. W. A. Porter has just purchased and
put on his express route, fine gray four.
year.old colt weighing 1870 lbs.
The tug City Of Lynn took the Edith
T. Candy away from Conys yesterday
where she had taken her load of ice
The watering trough in front of the
Cony High school building has been low.
cred 90 that cattle may drink from it.
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Mr.. c. l.. Davis went on regular police
duty Wednesday neon. He s now on the
beat formerly patrolled by officer Stone.
The advertising car belonging to Frank
A. Robbins circus was at the railroad sta
ton here yesterday and was taken from
here to Gardiner.
Miss May Burns, daughter Of Street
Commissioner Burns has a tetunia of FIVE
months growth that is five aud half feet
high and bears IS blossoms.
| Architect Lewis will have the plans for
the new schoolhouse on Cushnoc Heights
completed within week. 1t is likely that
another school meeting will be called re-
garding the matter.
Granite Hall has been booked to COM
pany for six consecutive Monday nights. be-
ginning June 10th. The company intend 10
play six weeks in a circuit of Maine towns,
one night week in each place.
The Y. M. {. A. have secured the bus.
enburg family for an entertainment next
Monday evening, and rs this will BY the
last appearance in Augusta of thi, world
removed company let not any one fail Of
hearing them.
Schooner X. G. Whlldin finished load
ing ice from Weeks and Webster's runs
yesterday She takes 800 tons to Ncu
York The schooner Schoolcraft wac
brought up to load. The ice for these ves-
sells is hauled from above the dam.
Mr.. Robert Packard began yesterday set
ting the granite posts for the iron fence
that is to enclose the grounds in the rear Of
the Public Building. These ground. will
then be seeded or turfed 50 that strips Of
lawn will extend about the building on the
east and south sides.
Mr.. l.. W. Mason, foreman in Allen's
composing room, has just purchased
three-ye old blooied colt. Mr. and Mrs.
Mason will board in the country this sum
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