Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-19
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Observation-Disclosures boarders.
D, you ride in tslly-ho or electric csrsl
Snow shovels are not q useless adorumens
u the back yard this winter.
People on Water stfeet yesterday had q
curiosity to see how that new electric snow
alov would work,
Four Of the young lady students at 81.
Catharinss. 20 to their homes today, 70
pend the holidays.
Pullen's orchestra went to Dover ysster-
day afternoon, to play for the tenth annual
ball Of the Doughty Guards.
The dry goods stores are planning to
keep open evenings after tonight till the
holiday trade 10 past.
When the barn door of character 10
daubed with the black paint Of calumny,
rub it out with Brussels soap.
The Non-Partisan W. C. T. U. will meet
this afternoon at o'clock with Mfs.
e. A. Perkins, IS Chapel street
Those who had to 70 out before the
paths were shovelled Thursday morning
saw that there had been good sixed storm.
Don't forget the ''Sunfewer Fsstivsl,
at the Bap.ist vsstry tonight. Come and
YOU will not be disappointed. Admission
10 cts.
The hard travelling prevented most Of
those people in this city who contemplated
attending the entertainment at Riverside
last evening from going.
Toilet sets, calendars, booklets, thermom-
eters, portfolios, photograph casss, etc.
etc., are among the hand decorated goods
ct the Fuller Drug Store.
One man in this city drove to watsrvills
and back "wednesday night In the storm.
When he left Waterville to return. it wa
after midnight, and the ride homo was q
terrible one in the wind and driving sleet.
Several parties propose to bring Talmadge
to this city some time during the winter IL
they can secure enough patronage to insure
against loss. May they succeed Is the wish
of all who ever heard the eloquent clergy.
man.
Mother wants yard and half Of that
twelve cent and . half insinuation to trim
muller WITH" said little miss to 9 dry
goods clerk in one Of our stores the other
day and the clerk was wicked enough to
smile audibly.
Edward Grady, 3 tall "six footer,., from
the Rangeley region startled some Of the
good people Of Pitt.ton Wednesday while
he was in mood of intoxicafion and Onlcer
Stnson Of Gardiner brought him to Kenns-
bee Jail yesterday.
Messfs. Vene Russell, John Buckley and
Al. Pedder went out to "mud pond" In
Windsor Wednesday and returned after
quite a successful days work with the
piekerel and rabbits. The party caught
. Ia rye eel during the day quite novelty
| in ice fishing.
The plumbers are recovering from the
| ct Of blues they experienced during the
winter of 1889 and 80. They are finding
music in bursting water pipes where other
mo rtals And discord. In fact the pipes
this Sc ason are playing them . lively jig
just now.
Mr.. C. II. Nelson, owner of the famous
Stallion Nelson, was in the city yesterday
and when asked how Nelson was he replied.
First rate, never better. I 30 out every
morning and say well, Old Boy, do you
think you can knock some points OF that
record another Year, and every time be
smiles at me and mods his head. Oh, he's
all right"
| The storm must have been much more
severe on all sides Of Us than here, judging
from the reports received. The telegraph
wires were down on the Western Union. 20
that communication with Portland and Bos.
ton was broken all day. This Is the first
time under the present management Of this
Office that the wires have remained dova
all day.
The meeting Of the Mayor and Aldermen
called to meet yesterday afternoon in Law.
yer Southard's office on petition Of ths