Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-22

Mf. Chandler TsrIe of sko. hezss vas
in town Tuesday.
L. D. Carver. Esq Of wasesviIle va in
the city Tuesday.
Major Ben HiA Of Auburn sss It the
North last Eight.
Miss Nellie Morse Of WhisshelJ was ia
the city Jes.erdsy.
Geo. W. HessIson, Egg Of Gardiner vas
in the city yesterday.
Hr. y. T. Noble went 70 Bangor yss.er-
day on business trip.
Ar. c. Il. whitten Of thi, city is visiting
friends 10 Oxford county.
T.. o. Reane, Esq. Of ReadaeH vas at
the court house yesterday.
Park @. Ding,ey Of the Lewiston Journal
va. a. Hotel Nor.h lsst night.
Mr.. y. J. C. Little has returned from
si,it to jefferson and Nevcass,e.
Miss BIaneh Mason Of Cambridzspsrt.
MSS, 10 ia the eity for few days.
Mrs. Alden FIye Of DsaariseotsA 10 visit
ing her sister, Mrs. s. l.. Huntington.
Mrs y. r.. N. Lamson Of ysssalboro il
visiting Mrs. D. W. Ward Of this city.
Weston Thompson, Esq, Of Brunswick
.s in the city Tuesday on lag basiasm.
Mr. John wbitsemore and wife of Som.
sryiiie, Mass. has been visiting frieads 10
the civ
Mrs.. Charles Williams Of Worcester,
Msss., Is visiting her sister. Mrs. d. W.
Baker Of this city.
Col. Smith Of Portland and Hon. W. T.
Hsines Of wa,erviiIe vere in the city yes
tefdsy on business.
Mr.. Albert Taught Of Sidney va, in the
eity ysstsrdAy. He has ls,eiy returned
from Tip 10 Europe.
Mr. Frank Smith of the Maverick Bank,
Boston. has been visiting his father. Eq.
gene Smith. in this city.
Ruel Smith. Esq., Of Bangor, 10 acting
A. eonr, report, for Judge Emery At the
present term Of the Supreme Court In this
city.
WIN. Atkinson, Esq of North Anson, r.
W. Toxne Of New York, and Hiram Bliss,
Jr Esq. Of Washington we're at the Au-
gusia House yesterday.
Mr. Daniel Mosher, who has been in The
employ Of s. C. Webster. the Ice mar,
leaves this morning for Wes. Pennington
in the employ Of the Maine Central.
Miss Edith Andrews Of this city went to
Boston Tuesday. Owing to the unusually
large trade Of the past fe~ weeks Miss An
drews finds It necessary to retew her stock
Of millinery
Mr.. W. Hayden of the Maine Central
fr 'g' depot in thi, city returned yesterday
with Ll, II le son from visit with his
father in Madison. Mr.. Hayden did 3 little
hunting while there and brough. back with
him some lac looking partridges.
While this city has not been in the past
among the most fruitful fields for the sell
er, Of Louisiana lottery tickets. there hiss
nevertheless been qai'e an amount of the
bu,inss, done on the sly Bu. those
days are hsp;i'y over. The msiis and
some Of the express eompanie, re-
fusing 10 do the carrying there rems ms
barely a chsncs for the trade. IL has
been tho practise. heretofore, of GER
tain papers 10 print the numbers which
drew the principal prizes on the day after
the drawings. The draw ings for this month
l.. "A
as usual there was big dsmtnh for the
papers. The holders Of lottery tickets,
however were disappointed, for the search
for the lottery numbers through the
column, OF the papers was in vain. Tie
papers IN Obedience to the new law
did not print them ard will not TO so in the
future so ths, ro,hing will be known of the
lottery through that medium. There were,
in consequence great maty disgusted
holders Of tickets and the difficulty expert
eneed sbou: aseertainns whether the tinted
slips OF psrer are worth more than the
space they occupy or not. together with the
trouble necessary TO secure tickets, etc.
will without doubt result in the keeping at
home of a deal OF mency that would other
wise go into the deep pockets of the lottery
kings.
The habit Of chewing tobacco is 'y ing
out and the habit of the cigarette il taking
It's plaet. At least that's what a tobacco
dealer told he Jor RsAL ye,terdaF- He
also added 1T !, safe 10 say that nearly
half of the men were oncs chewers 1t
wou'd be safe TO say that iess than one
tenth of them are ehcxsis nov. The ordi-
nary run IT Wsserners were fond of the
weed, aud a. for the ordinary iua of South
efncrs, including Keatuckisns, NJ ssourisns,
and Georsi,ns, they held i: like sweet
morsel in their mouths. The Yankee re
formers used to revi'e the habit, the Anti
Tobse % Society vased war upoh 1t through
out the country. AMI there were lecture
against Il aud pamphlets sg,inst il They
may oil have had an Influence. but 1t is 20
the progress of civilization that We are in
debtsd fer its din iluiion. People have
came to look upon caewirg tobacco as a
filthy habit Wh,n they get Awakened TO
the noxiou. propn,ies ard 'i'lianous 81 inch
Of ci,sr,t es then and not till then will the
custom Of smo kisg the M fall into dlsu'e'
Two rlther novel sentences have recent.
ly been imposed by Judge Andrews in the
municipal court. A CERTAIN xeeded couple
have srenei,g their Sabosths in pickering
and occa, i,uAi violent qlarrels. To such
an extent have they carried this reoiproei-
ix AL al ~ 10 INT thu fiir PA took 4 hand