Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15
Daily geuntbtt aparual
rhtsuAv. DEC. IS, 1891.

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celd ~ !. Is teief> TO advertisers o,rapyi..
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WHERE To REGISTER.
fac Sosrsi OF Regis rsSlon sill be 10 s.X.,.
Dee mher III, 18th. and 9Th. a, Tie 80.
OF Mr., Il. n, so ses. ON Cony street pc, laAl
Eth, 18Th aud 10th, NJ the Volunl.er hose he..-
On Cushnoo Heights. The daily sessions win n.
fIem TO S ia the afternoon and from to . IN "A.
evening.
Socol latters.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
w.nted-Cook.
Deafness cured.
tsnk 6tstea ent.
Eclectic Magazine.
No time to luse--F. IN.
WAL pascr-t. II, CAdy.
Amuse ments-"Musss' Landing"
Nmss soods-E Fuller Drug store.
See a. n. Wtgtts neW Advt.
Jewelry-HArrimrn bros,, Waterytlir
EntcItsinmen, at Free Baptist vestry.
BAD Attack Of the "shaksa.
She always used to shake my hand
With ouch light AS feather,
Lsst nieht l said I loved her, and
She snaok ms altogether.
~HNper's BAaau.
Another bland, smiling day.
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Have you the Christmas craze YETI
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Quite dasty on the street yesterday.
The trade is bfisker, 20 say tn. msr.
chants.
There were = good many Sabbath break.
ers on skates.
Dunton is displaying something new 10
art for the holidays.
Many favorable comm ents on the nav
iron rail, Rines Hill.
Many Augusta people find attraction Il
the Grand Amy fair at Gardiner.
Had the kenDebeo not left the river shs
would have had remarkably fac weather
for trips the past ten days.
The name Of David q Wilson wa given
in the printed registration list MONDAY
morning for the name Of David &. Nelson,
The iron work that has just been pu. on
the front Of the Opera House blocS ia
pleasing addition to The appearance Of the
building.
The Putnams are issuing . second edition
Of Fra Lippo Lppi" the last work Of
Margaret FarrAnd Livingston. and tho
books can be found at the book ,tsrs Of
Mr.. ]. Frank Pierce.
The UDiversalist sabbath school 10 pre-.
pairing q cantats, under the dire c,ion and
instruction Of Mrs. Leland. which will be
givea in connection with their Christmm
tree on tufibtWhh night
The Youths Companion Of this week
contains an illustrated story from the pen
Of Mr.. Msnley II Pike Of this city. Iu
title is 1.-THE Extra Freight" and il is admir-.
ably calculated to interest the youth and
every one who enjoys an exciting and real.
istic story.
As will be seen by the programme in our
advertising columns the entertainment to
be given At the Free Baptist vestry this
Tuesday evening will be q very pleasant
one. A more enjoyable concert for the
money will not be seen In Augusta ths
winter. Don't miss it.
Mr.. J. @. Googins. Of the firm Of Goosini
& Woodcock, while working buzz plsnsr
yesterday afternoon had his left hand
caught in this machine and the epds Of the
frst and second fnRsrs takea Of. Dr..
Martin dressed the wounds. Mr.. Googins
will probably be laid up week or ten days.
Rich perfumes IN sacbet cases from 30
cents to 81 80 for holiday gifts can be bad
at Chas. X. PArtridges. Also cologne
water so cents a pint. Real violet vstsf
81 90 pint, bulk perfumes 25 cents ~
ounce, sschst powders and good trades 10
light but attractive and sccs p,able presents.
Two very Hne oil painting, are exhibited
ia one OF the windows at Tetrault &
LaClaif's drug store. One Is OF . stern
scene of Peaks Island and tbs other
wreck on Peaks Island. The execution
Of both shows them to be unmistakably the
work Of an srtist. They were done By
Mrs. Arthur Teuault Of this city.
Small boys are wondering whether II sill
be skates or sled on Christmas day; our
m srchants are wondering II there 10 to b
fac sleishing to bring the people ito town
before The holidays; farmers with wood TO
haul are wondering il we're to have "'led-
ding" before Christmas, meanwhile the fall
overcast 10 heavy enough for street wear.
II don't quite understand the change ihss
has come shout ~ regards those Who sm
brought into court for drunkennsh, re-
marked Marshal Msrse to JouKSh
reporter yesterday "Tll witbins compsrs-
lively sh-rt time they would rsfuss fo's
long time to acknowledge that when stressed
for being drunk they were drunk In reality
Now the larger number Of them when s'ssd
by the Judge will say at once and without
hesitancy, drunk your honor
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1t 10 understood that the Atkinson hoes
Furnishing Company have bsea snxsons~
rent the upper part Of the building 10"
erected over the tiie CT Granite Hall. A
is well known Messrs. Haynes and Homsa
had teEded 10 make this portion OIL los
bulldog into an opera house, IL
learned however, ths. the Atkinson Com
pany will look the place ever tsis vess
with view TO reatins 1t. II they % ssca's
IL Aug1stans will mourn the lack OF %
Opera House.
There vas little business before Jaaas
Andrews yesterday morning The "'
wstervills men who registered At Hotel %
Cooler surdsy with too uasjsIdly osel
load Of ram came before toe court. Tnsn
names are McDonsid sni Senbnsf shd "
they were anxiols to fs.urn TO their so'oe'
in the city from whence they came 'nv