Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
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TUESDAY. nov. a, 1891.

TUESDAY. nov. n, 1891.
Cards Of thanks and resolutions Of rssp,al
viii be charged At the rata OF ten csn,s In.
All advertising announcements OF entertain,
ments whose object IL tho raising OF moaav
viu Be charged 1t the rate Of n:tech esAas
line.
Hereafter advertising matter, news form.
will be excluded from our local coluuns, az,
cent such as refers to advertisers occupyius
space In our advertising columns. and wui b
run under separate head on the local psgsa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
waa,ed-Herss. ~
vMe Aipine District.
Wanted Hoasekeeper.
Coarse Of Illustrated lectures
ruilen's Evening Dancing Class.
rtekham 4 shsvbsrne, -OvsrCvsta,
wauied-Giri fos general homework.
Tbanks9iyine dtnner-Church = Locke.
RarRaine In gar 0ents u. y Smith ACc.
Atktueou House Furnishing Co.-Notdays
4 Auction ,ais Of condemned goversn esi stcfes.
Nocol gNoifcrs.
NE wo~V Euey His Oi~~ss,
II was q pessimist who read
tn ThsnksgivtlG frocla alton.
And In complaining acceSts SAID.
| ~ see no obligation
FOR giving thanks tnis year. by Aum,
| And ash to be excused;
The creps are all 50 large thst tc~s
Must spoil before they're usea"
Heroic attempt At rain yesterday.
Mics Lizzie Michaud Of ~ BAsI hes bs.a
employed a. French clerk Al the store Of
Buckley Z Goodrich.
| A former Augusta boy writes from Min.
ncapolis that they have q ae sleishins there
and /. reminds him Of Maine winter.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Universe
lie tchurch will meet THE Tuesday after.
noon with Mrs. Il Glidden, Green street.
So. - -----------------= Be-
Mr.. J. M. Murch has begun work on ths
store formerly occupied by A. M. Wight y
repair the damage done by the recent Are.
Rev. G II. SpAulding tsIks Of That Boy
Of Mine" tonight al the Fret Baptia
church. Parents want to hear him and slse
do the children.
|
You will notcs IN another column that
Prof. Pullen calls attention 10 the fact that
bis evening darclng class commences Nov.
| so, at 8 o'clock. in Union Hall.
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Percie Jenes and Geo. Furbusb claim 70
have covered the distance on foot from The
Halloweil fire engine house TO the posi-.
office in Augusta in ten minutes.
There will he closing sale of ported
chry santhemuu. today and tomorrow 1t
Chas. X. Partrid Is drug store. He sslls
them now from Is to IS cents per rot 10
close out for the season. Fine cut flowers
every day.
Mr.. G. g. Hunt recently took several
iue views Of Lake Coebosseecontee, show.
ing the Law condition Of the water. Gull
rocks which are usually covered with water
are now eight feet out Of water.
Mrs. Vose writes an Augusta friend from
Los Angeles. Cal, that her young son Rich.
7 ard, went out the other day hunting and
returned At night With "a qusil and three
rabbits. Augusta b,Js will end j! d fAcult
10 beat that record even in the Maine
woods.
The attraction OF Prof. Capen and his
wonderful photograph al the Congregation.
al chapel this evening at 7 30, 10 suficient
to draw out large attendance. He 10 one
Of the most entertaining lecturers aod sr.
pert delineators Of the wonders OF this mar.
velous machine, 10 New England.
Mr.. Charles Doughty has put in another
|5O horse power boiler and has il nov vt
up. lie will connect II with the engine on
/ Thursdsy and then be supplied with steam
capacity Of 100 horse power. enough 70 run
} 1000 incandescent lights. He will probably
put In another engine and dynamo before
{. long.
Mt. VIM =. Lord Of Belgrade was in The
city yesterday with ton Of native turkeys
which he was offering for 20 cents pound.
He only sold one boz Of them though tbey
were 8ue ones The remainder he took 70
not afford to sell them for less than 20 cents
~ he paid 20 cents for them up Ia Belgrade.
The marriage notice inserted In our THE
; mornings edition by Rev. Dir. Penney,
makes the Eve hundrcd.h couple whose
marriage has been solemniz ID by him since
J the CONNIE ncemcnt Of his pastorate In this
city in May, 1868, OF this large number
t7i have been married by Dr. Penney dur.
ing his Augusta pastorate, the rem sindsf
during the SIX years Of his residences In
other states.
Mr.. &. Il, Davis one Of the owners OF
the stable At Bristol, N. II. from which
G. II. Davis got the team which he stols
and drove to Augusta fest swapping on the
buggy at Yarmouth on his way here. lsft
Yesterday afternoon 70 drive The stolen
team back 10 Bristol. lie intended 10 10 by
The way Of Yarmouth and Try to recover bic
csrrisse. Officer John II Thurston %
Bristol came here and will take young DaviS
back with him this morning.
I
A beautiful specimen Of the new cbsys-.
snthemum, Louis Boehmcr. has been re-3
ccived by the JOURNAL from Mr.. @. 3!
Steward OF Gardiner, for which thanks are
rendered. Mr.. Steward is one Of the bsst
Informed and most devoted amateur florists
we know one who grows plants only for
the pleasure Of hts own family and dssr
window garden We have rarely seen than
Avenue home in thst city. This new ehrys.
anthemum 10 phil, dsrk At the edge u d shsd.