Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26

Daily Xennfbef apuraal.
FRIDAY AUGUST q. 1881.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
Lost Sp~ctacles,
Auction-Hoase Lots.
New ad-Mucilagc Pencil
lakewood rark. Sunday.
New ad-Sleepef's Rye Cigars.
Wanfed-Men for DETECTIVES.
Aichisen, Topeka and Santa Pc u. rec
-Ioe~. Jus,ilers.
How We Shoald Mis. Him.
You ind him now where'er YOU 20,
Noeiferoasiy blowing
The loud voiced man " ho claims to knnw
How tue election = going.
The Rines hill crossing has been neville
planked.
They began "Wednesday making psper a,
the paper mill.
DIR. Il. e. Flower of Boston is a, III.
Augusta ilouse.
Our absent citizens are beginning to plan
for the return home
Sagadahocs share in the new ballot sys.
TEN was sent out yesterday
The dust was laid yesterday ana the flies
became more cantankerous.
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The ice merchants won't be frozen out Of
good market by this weather.
Tile exciting horse rotting of the past
three days has put us in hHmor for more
of it in September.
Mr.. 4. l.. Mitchell, representing the
Walter Corey Co., Portland is here doing
some work in the Senate chamber.
Mrs. VIM. Grady. living on Northern
avenue, suffered severe shock We,ines.
day, but was able to recognize her friends
yesterday.
Mr. Johnson, the Democratic candidate
for Governor will address Augusta Demo
Gratis at Meonan hall "Wednesday evening.
Sept, 7th,
Mr. and Mrs. T.. W. Harrington of Man.
chester, n, u. III. $. Gushing andMr. LII.
Gushing and wife went ON blackboard ride
To Silver lake yesterday.
Mr.. W. W. Morse. the genial treasurer
of the local branch of the Iron Hall, left
town yesterday. but only for vacation
down river at Ocean Point and other places
OF interest.
Quite humber are avorahly considering
the advisabilt, of starting IL Young Mems
Republican Club in Augusta, 1t at least
would have a goodly number Of enthusiast
tic members.
The United States local steamboat inspec-
tors for this district, Messrs. Poiister and
Merritt, were in the city yesterday and
inspected the Lizzie Snow. They fosni
the little steamer all right.
The storm began here yesterday ~ the
form of II shower about 1890. During the
day considerable rain fell, but it was inter
m!ttent. The first part of the night the
rain fall was steady and copious.
1t is understood that the Maine rifle team
will not participate in the interstate shoot
in New Jersey, satisfactory arrangements
regarding the expense not having been
made. The 500 needed for expenses could
not be obtained.
The Methodist excursion to Fort Pop
ham, Thursday, was well patronived con
sidering the weather. On arriving at
programme was changed and n trip made
among the Islands
There's plenty of base ball talent in Au-
gusta, and in some instances their abilities
are as well appreciated away Ms at home.
Mr. Ralph 7. Plaisted, who went to Poland
Springs yesterday for few weeks will
while there pitch on the Poland Spring ball
team.
The warmest September during the past
% years was that of 1881, with an average
of Gi.2 degrees, The coolest September
during the past 20 years was that of 1883,
with an average of j5.2 degrees. The
highest temperature during any September
was - degrees on the eth, 1891. The
lowest temperature during any September
was 1872 degrees on the }0th, 1883
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We understand that Rev. Mr.. Hunter,
who is supplying the pulpit of the Conpre
aaiional church of this city during part of
the pastors vacation, is most favorably re
ceived both by the people in and out Of the
society. His sermons last sabbath morning
and evening were fullof brilliant and oripi-
nal thoughts, and his carnestness impressed
every one who was so fortunate as to hear
him with his wonderful ability to expound
The Scriptures.
The sacred concert to be given hy the
Of musical talent known as the
CeciIan Concerstompsny under the man
appmpDt Of Mr. Arthur n Mnrr;son "a,