Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-20

Daily xeaaebef aouraal
MONDAY. jan. 20. 1850
Cards ofthanks and resolutions Of 49,.
win &C ,karged ct the rate Of ten cent, . H..
An advcit ing announcements of ep,.,,.;-
nsnts whose iect 10 the raising Of moe,
viii b charged ct ~ rate Of fifteen Cent,
kns.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT ro.p.,
NEW ApvERrIsRMRNr
See Bean 4 Hsmlen's ad.
Saint Jossph Water Co.
wsnted-drcssm, king.
Socol 2Uolicrs.
Brussels Soap is initiated. Look ont,
Several inmates Of the jail have the h,
duenxa.
Randolph contributed two drunk, To IN.
Jail Saturday.
The tax commission was busy Sstu,s..
considering the Law on corporations.
Tho NoNilia fNl,k x~il
Richard Goodwin on Tuesday afternoon
January twenty first.
Some of the lads complain that ,led
thieves are abroad in the land. Severn,
have lost sleds by them.
Our smelt fishermen are encouraged with
the prospect. The smelts havl already be.
gun to run at Hallowell.
The number of tickets already ASSURE,
financial success for the Charity Ball to b,
given Thursday evening.
About week ago pickerel came into ON,
fish markets with rush, but the storm, Of
the past week put stop to the sport.
A detachment from Seth William, Po,.
G. A. r., brought the remains Of ]. G.
Erhsrt from Riverside for burial Ss,u,,
day.
From all quarters came praise of til.
good travelling. and from all quarters, Sat.
urday. came loads of hay, wood and farm
produce.
The boys Saturday reported fne skstins
along the shores As far as Ilallowell, but "a,
that there the snow On the ice prevented
the skate.
There may be spots on the sun but "
oughtn't twit the old fellow Of il A. each
day he favors us with longer call and re.
duces the gas bills thereby.
A fine four years old Hambletonian Kuo.
colt has just been purchased by Mr. Chs,.
W. Berry, one of the proprietors of Hotel
North. 1t is fine one with a record.
Will Sibley who under the influence Of
Intoxicating liquor made a disturbance n
his house Saturday, on complaint WAS A.
rested BY the officers and now rests in isil
Mr.. ID. W. Ward opens his new barber
chop in the Eaton block. rear Of Deyine 4
Coughlin's this morning. He will employ
Mr.. N. c. Wheeler. A lot of elegant fur.
niturs came Saturday.
Mr. E. II. Rolfe of Halloweil is at work
on his ferry boat and will have it eomplet
ed rea y for transporting teams and people
across the kennebec betw cen Hsllowell and
Chelsea in the spring.
Cushnec tribe of Red Men have decided to
dedicate their new hall and install their
officers on Friday evening Chiefs Of
neighboring tribes have been invited, and
preparations are making for grand affair.
horse that through nervousness and
fear showed signs of baking on Rhines
hill, Saturday noon. drew quite crowd.
Some said poor h-o-r Sc and others push
ed behind. By the aid of the latter the
load was started.
The traders in sporting material, have
been having hard winter but the trade
began Saturday to brighten up Boys
we're bringing in skates to be sharpened,
and little revival in rifle and pistol shoot
ing 10 being felt.
Saturday, Contractor Shannehans men
completed the stone-work that is to receive
the iron for the new bridge. and today thsy
will begin laying stone for the road way. II
10 thought that the new bridge will be ready
for travel by March LIST.
The following imperative order has
been issued to engineers of the Maine
Central railroad: "In every instance you
will sound the whistle at the post, and see
that the bell is rung continuously from the
whistle post until the locomotive 10 over
the crossing"
There were 81 persons in kennebec JILL
Saturday morning when officer Stinson
brought two more from Gardiner to add to
the list. He said they had five Of the men
at work on the railroad construction in the
lookup for drunkenness. Unless the other
three paid their fines they would have to b
brought up.
| Now who 10 to give the Grammar school