Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-13
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TUESDAY. nay u, 1900.
Casds Of thanks and resolutions Of 49,.
~ill % Charged u the rate Of ten cent a In.
An advert, sing Announcements Of eusevt.;.
ments vhoss osiect Is the raising of NAM,
will b charged ct me rate of aftesa cspn
fne.
NEW ADvERTIeEMEN1s TO-DAY
NEW Apvkkrisxnxsrs.
Mail route for sale.
See Bean HA al. MS I'D
Maine Trust and Banking Ce.
Wanted-girl
Osonos disinfecfans.
To rent-rooms.
For sale-esrden seeds.
Crpatol square.
Nocot 2lloiicrs.
The county commissioners will BE- in
session today.
The frame for Bangs new mill 10 ali mn
and boarded In.
There will be sociable at the Ms,hoa;.
vestry this evening.
The harvest of MAyho~ers is abundsu,
but will soon be past.
The advance sale for Jed Prou,y amour.
Ell to e2s7. by 4P. NJ. yesterday.
There ~as = brief session of the Ia,
Commission at the State House YESTERDAY.
A portion Of the Jed Prouty troupe se,s
at the Cony and the rest at the North Last
night.
jaime Of logs around the piers Of ths
bridges and vessels at anchor are getting tn
be q common sight.
Some people are anxious to know when
the supply for the fountains and xsterinr
troughs 10 to be turned on.
James MArson will build house on the
opposite side of Eastern Ave. from Lucus
Hil's and has let the contract to Stone.
Mr.. X. b. Cspen drew the number at the
St. Ausustine's chur h fair that enttle,
him to have u crsyon portrait taken At
Fairfeld's studio.
Hsrper's Magazine for May has been re.
ceived through J. Frank Pierce this city. II
10 ~ bright and charming as May morn.
Ing, readable and artistic throughout
The American Express Company have
just bought fine mare for one of their
teams Of Horace Cony. The animal Isl
beauty and will weigh about ! $40 pounds.
1t seems almost worthy of grambling to
have a beautiful spring morning followed
by chill, disagreeable afternoon, espe-
cislly when delightful spring days are %
scarce.
Much needed repairs were being made on
the street up over Winthrop. The centre
of the street that has been quilted out BY
the rains was being filed and the ditohes
we're being cleared.
In another column appears the printed
statement of the new bank at Gardner
known as the Maine Trust and Banking Co.
of which one of our ablest business men,
John II. Hill. Esq, is vice president.
| Madame Dusenbury and family and the
piggleses and the rrigsleses are to hold
forth in Golden Cross Hall this Tuesday
| evening, being set back from last TUESDAY
evening on account of the dampucss In the
| air.
Steamer Percy V" will go on the route
between Bath and Pophsm Beach Monday.
NAV 18Th, leaving Popham Beach everyday
| at s A. NJ, and Bath at 3 p NJ. During July
aud August will make three round trip, daily,
| come citing " it'll all trains.
Samuel j. Andrews, Portland, A. 4.
Mcguire, Portland, J. Wayla Kimbal
West Paris, o. G. Hall, Waterviile, John
l.. Cutler, Bangor and Henry Ingalls,, Wis
casset, were among the names on the Au-
gusta House register yesterday.
Charlie +. Nichols left on the nj ,rninf
train yesterday for Bangor whore he has
accepted good position in +. A. Smsll's
drug store. Mr. Nichols leaves many
friends here and it is their wish that hs
may make as many more in his new home
crszy-looking individual, the front Of
whose coat was all covered over with but
tons of every known hue, size and descrp-
ton, visited the city yesterday, and was
taken under the protection of the police,
shorn of his buttons and invited to move
on. He moved.
The rails on the new road are laid a. far
the Blaine residence. Mr. Mack electri-
clan, and Mr.. Day who has charge Of run
ming the wires began work yesterday noon.
The paving of the road was begun at
the foot of Gas House hill yesterday. The
track layers will pass Capitol square today
Door yard sneak thieves are becoming
too numerous for comfort. Not content
with stealing umbrellas and overshses
from from steps Of houses they have re-
sorted to an outrage on all decency. Their
last viilsiny was stealing the mourning
Grape from the door of house on Gage
street.
At police court yesterday Mike Cochran
got sky days for drunk and vagrancy;
John MCGEE thirty days for intoxicstion;
John Brown of Gardiner discharged;
Stephen Clark, drunk. fined and paid Geo.
Burgess, drunk. fined. Conner, who got
the row A,h Michaud on Saturday settled
without coming to court
In the probate court yesterday the fol-
lowing wills were approved OF + nile Bar
bier, Augusta; Capt. James Snearmsn,
Sidney; Lucy Smith, Sidney, and
Josiah NJ. Patter Augusta Admins
traitors were appointed on the following
eststes: OF Ohio Il. Miehaelis, Augusta;
Esther u Hamm 1ud Bradford W. Smart
Reahfeli and MARLBOROUGH +. Taught,
Augusta. IL The insolvency court there
was a long examination IN regard toa mort
gage that rss male over 10 gentleman by
the name nf H.hn NJ .hi.u b, George II.
IIanscom, insolvent