Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-23
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NHw ADvERrIsEMEN1. TODAY
Terminal CITY Excursion.
Hcalih ofhec,'s Noice,
Piano For Sale.
Cook wanted,
Nccal 2lloiicr&.
Circumstances Alter Casss
And when you can. it's odd how small
leur Views, and phtianthropc,
It's funny. when you can't, how large
They get how microscopic.
A telephone has been placed in Frank
Gsslin's office.
Mr.. Il. Stone is nov engaged In putting
the next winters supply of coal into the
school-houses.
Mrs., Mcdonald has added a new dormcr
window to north roof of the ell of her house
On Scwall street.
Mr., Ed. Myrick 10 connecting the cellar
drain of his house on State ST. with the
sewer On oak ST.
The Board of Health has closed q house
on Gage street. until put In a proper SAM
tsry condition.
The Edwards Co. have just completed
the burning of a kiln of brick. II wasa
highly successful burn.
Bargcs will be run from this city to Cob.
besseecontee for passengers that wish to
see the boat races Thursday.
An adjourned meeting of the general
temperance organizations will be held on
Monday evening next, July 2sth.
The families Of Michael Castclon and
Michael II. BrosnehA have moved into the
brick house on Court st. below the Jail.
| The Railroad Commissioners have
issued certificates of their inspection TO
the Electric railroad and Kcnncbee Cen.
trial.
=. Several went down TO Halo well from
this city last evening to see the trial Of the
eisc rio cars. All were much pleased with
the results.
! The author of Little tunic Rooney"
has just issued another song and those
that have heard it say he should be given
life sentence.
! Messrs. II. 4 NJ. Gallert were having an
Advertisement of their goods painted in
! large letters on the wall sdjacept to Bridge
ST. yesterday.
| A few beautiful oil paintings ard finely
executed crayon portrait were to be seen
yesterday displayed in the window of Miss
Noble the well known artist on Winthrop
Street.
Some of the heavy branches Of the trees
on the west side of >ewsll 81. that threat
encd danger TO pa.sers or were objection
able for other reasons were removed yes
tcrday.
The Islander, that i, to carry the excur-
soni'ts of the Bsp,is, ard Free Baptist go
cicties TO the Isle of Springs on Thursday
next, will leave promptly a, 6 O'Clock A.
NJ. on tina; day.
Tho NJ. e. K X. Co, are removing some
of the rotten planks in tn, platform at the
passenger station and substituting new
ones They also put in two new rails at
Winthrop street crossing YESTERDAY
The large pane of glass for the front OF
the Granite National Bank wa, success
fully and safely placed in position ycs,er-
day morning. The pane that wa. recently
| cracked In the process of setting will be
returned to Boston.
The view of the fact TINT there l. To h. u
tournament at Portland th- fall tho mem
bers of the Cushnoc Gun Club wish 10
practice mp Il little before deciding upon
team. Accordingly there will be- u practice
shoo' on the grounds on Friday next
j. ii. Cugan & Co. have just completed
the introduction Of hot water heating ap.
paratu. into the hpu-c of Nj Edward Rob
inson of Gardiner. They have considera-
bic of that kind of work on hand That
. 4 l..
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vitation and pass to the master of the I'd
p,;,.aa A.. W., ,,n,,,. 81, :,
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vi'ation from the 9Th Mass. Regiment
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me'"s' H. h'i1' Horace Cs'~ei sn'
h'efct D iisii started Tor Beig'nhe Mii'
% h'h'ns ui' !es'ere"y noon NOV
mere Is rt"liy no harm IN fishing but IN"
'ehnef hearted men such they should lure
'he innocent un'u'pecting hsh from 'hef
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The rather unusual phenomenon of
blackboard drawn hy four hor,c. appeared
anon Water S.. Yesterday. Z. ". The
turnout. which l. the property of Charlc.
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