Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-13
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TUESDAY. DEC. u. isst.
Carsaa Of thAnks and resolutions Of resp,se I'm
DC chA8ed q the rate Of ten esnts.
AL Ndyeftialng AnMouncements of ssss,%>,~
menis whose object is the fAsine Of noGsy nm -
charged al the rate Of fifteen cents lia~.
Advertising notie~s. news form. will b. exelsd>A
from car local cotuMna rxcept such u Pefer -
advertisers occarsing spacc in our asscrtains eci
umns, and will be run aatlcr q separate head IN
subscribers who fail to rcccive the Jorsxn
prompsly will confer favor BY notifying he
ONCE immediately,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Deafness cured
PRINTER WanfeSi
New Exppsstu.
Nutiee to hu,kiers,
Wanted hoarders.
Sleeper Eye Cigars
10 let tuur MONS,
isost--S ashmere shawl
Stecisi agents wanted.
East India Hemp Rrmssli~s.
Siuiaes eaned-Ieon barber
lectare-Aeross the Constituent.
amusemehts-lAsckstnders Mtnstrels,
Holiday annoancernent- W. Qnlmhy.
-x-.-.-.-..l.1 llzzul-lna
{as3as g1laiicrs.
Jass Before the College EAam.
'For me, one hope in life trace"
The freshman cried. "'ris this,
Tnst may some day hAd the place
Where ignorance Is bliss"
Another epidemic of colds.
Who can remember such December?
bubbles not yet down ON country roads.
Meeting of the Governor and Council to-
day at 4 =. NJ.
The fire alarm was being tinkered Mon
day morning and some wanted to know
why the bell was tolling.
Partridge the druggist opposite the post
Office, will have fresh flowers tomorrow for
the Nordica entertainment at the Opera house.
Eben Beal has bought out Joe Foye's
accommodation teams and says he is as ready
to promptly respond to orders as it is pos.
sible to be.
Who wants any visit to Southern Cali
fornia or South when they can breathe
such ozone and bask in such sunshine As
were abroad in Maine yesterday
|
| There will be a fruit social" at the
Green Street Methodist church tonight. to
which all members and friends of the
church are cordially invited Fruit and
entertainment free.
Hon. s. W. Lane will address the COM
rades of Seth Williams Post on Thursday
evening of this week. All 6. A. X, con-
rades in this city and vicinity are cordially
invited to be present.
Lord & Lowell aud A, NJ. Wight have
agreed to keep their jewelry stores open all
week day evenings only during next week
and not this week too, as has been done the
two weeks before the holidays.
Smoked Pearls" at the Gardiner Opera
house Tuesday evening, Dec. Goth Should
as large an audience be secured as attended
the Augusta presentation these dusky gems
will score the second big success.
Seven boys from the grammar school on
State street were brought down before the
court yesterday for reprimand. They
had been throwing snowballs at windows
and committing other acts of mischief.
Mr.. Sears, the iiagman at the Rncs hill
crossing, is installed in his new location.
east side of the street to the west side of the
street and north side of the Maine Central
track His quarters are very cosy.
There was a very successful entertain.
ment given at the North Parish last even
ing under the auspices of the young ladies'
of the parish for the purpose of raising
funds to repair the church. Quite num-
Der from this city were in attendance.
The Christmas sale at the Unitarian
church parlors will open at ten O'Clock
Wednesday morning, continuing through
the day and Thursday The usual good
cheer is promised at the supper Thursday
evening, includingan amusing little play,
which the young people have in preparation.
Col. Blackington exhibits in the window
of Wright & Blackington's as fine Il spec
linen of the fur of red fox as is ever seen.
The fox skin has been made into a hand
some rug and the Col. says IL il the finest
fox skin he ever secured and he's shot hun
dreds of them. He has got eight foxes this
season.
Mr.. Charles Fletcher, clerk in the State
insurance commissioners department, had
his name changed yesterday. His petition
to the probate court to give him the name
of Charles William Fletcher was granted.
lie had this done a. he has had so much
trouble since coming to Augusta on account
of there being three or four other Charles
Fletchers here.
A horse of one of the double teams run
at Purinton's brick yard received Injuries
yesterday that necessitated killing him.
The team was driven on to the platform on
the East Side with wagon load Of brick,
that was to be loaded from this platform
onto the cars. Something frightened one
of the horses and he SHE'D, showing the
other horse off the platform, severely in
juring him.
II have noticed" said George X. Oylef,
''that the men who profess not to believe
in advertising are the very frs, ones to DIS
cover and kick about anything in the papers
that does not please them. Especially 90
they become rampant If they consider that
it reflects upon their business. even il III
only three-iine item in an obscure part OF
, the paper This ought to convince them
il nothing else woull, that everything IN
the papers is read, and that advertising
pays"
1.-THE Home Protective Legion OF Mad
ison having recently completed their organ
ization, have received certificate from the
insurance corn issioner authorizing them to
transact life auJ casualty insurance In this
State ON the assessment plan. Each com