Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11

Daily Geunfbet sausaal.
:rufSoAy. FEB. II. 1880.
ards of thanks and resolutions Of rsspect
viii &c ,tArged ct the rate of ten cents . lin.
All advert ing announcements Of entertain.
men,s whose ooiect 10 the raising Of mopsy.
will be charged At &c rate Of fifteen cent? a
| line.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT Today
NEW ApvkKrIsxxxxrs.
| Army pensions
| Canton Evergreen Fair.
|
Socol 2llaiiers.
Oh. the New Years resolves. they can never con.
| trivs
BE, ond shor, span to extend;
Tor ths .ephyrs of spring. when AT last they ar
Turn over new leaves without end.
-PhilaaiolphIa Pres.
Mr.. c. n. Hsmlen. the recently elected
city treasurer entered upon his duties yes.
terday.
The Howard Benevolent Union has ex-
pended the past month s64 for charitable
purposes.
The county commissioners will complete
today and give to the printers their report
for the year 1889
Mr.. 5. c. Webster, the city's ice man.
started operations yesterday for stacking
ice above the dam.
Civil service examinations for the Rail.
way Mail Service will be held in Portland
May 2lst and Sept 25th.
The Bangor Wing and Courier reports tina,
dealers on the Penobscot have refused
81 25 per ton for large lot of ice.
Officer Warren Bruce who has been Of
duty with the influenza for a few DAYS WAS
on; yesterday and will soon return to hi,
beat.
4 party of odd Fellows contemplate A
trip 10 Whltetield some evening next week
TO visit the new lodge recently Instituted
there,
Mr. Horace Cony has moved into the
Thomas Smith house on Winthrop street.
~here he will reside. His goods were
moved from the Cony House YESTERDAY.
The teachers in the Congregationali,t
Sunday School for Cinnamon, received
their pupils at the vestry from to . last
evening. 1t was very pleasant little af-
fair.
| The Young Ladies of the Unitarian So
ciety will give Coffee Party and Musicale,
in their Church Parlors, "Wednesday even
irg, Feb. u. Supper at 6 80. Tickets
80 cents.
Always avoid shams and limitations, and
insist upon having the genuine You will
be doing this and will get the most desira-
BILE article in the market when you call for
Brussels soap.
1t is understood that f. W. Simmons has
leased the store now occupied BY r. W.
Soule and will open there a retail meat
store, keeping also all kinds of fruit,
whole ale and retail
| Four residents of the North End got
overheated with intoxicatants Saturday
evening and became somewha, ligerent
in their respective houses As result they
were arrested AMI fined yesterday morning.
The word latter errorOnsy used for
former in the item yesterday morning re-
lative to offices in Fuller Drug Store block
conveyed wrong impression. 1t is Jones
4 Leighs office that is receiving the new
| furnishings.
| Monday morning the Augusta Lumber
miles above the dam. They have already
constructed three pieri there, but are build
ing these two additional for extending their
boom farther
! gentleman who came to this city on the
/ aya
came from Albany to South Gardiner last
evening for the purpose of erecting ice
houses on the graded ground opposite
Bradstreets mill.
| Miss Mary r. Hall was rendered a very
| pleasant surprise party last evening at her
residence on Western Avenue, the occa-
sion being her twentieth birthday. A large
number were present among whom were
several Gardiner people.
The work of tearing off the old bridge
covering was begun yesterday, and soon
one of the city's old land mark. will remain
only in remembrance. Contractor Shanna-
han will probably complete his part Of the
work on the new bridge this week
| The first accident of any accou that has
befailena workman on the bridge hap
pened to Will Mccoy yesterday. While
pulling on the drag rope of the derrick he
lost his balance and fell into the pit cutting
deep cash in his hip. Several stitches
had to be taken.
| People who sop to consider the value the
Relief Association of the Maine Central
Railroad Company is to its members, men
who daily brave risks of losing their lives,
will wish much success to the annual ball
to be given Wednesday evening in Portland
| TO add to the funds of the Association.
Work seems to be especially active in
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