Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-01

Daily Xennebef auurnal.
MONDAY, Ausvsr I, issi.
Cards Of shanks and resolutions Of rpspsos VIM
charged at the rate Of ten cents.
An adveftisinG announeemenfs Of sntestalnns,ss
Whose object 10 the raisins Of no.ey vim h
charged At the rate Of fifteen esnts . lias.
Hereafter advertising matters. news form win
be excluded from our local columns. except s.cA
- refers to advertisers occupying spscs IL our
advertising columns. and win Be run under a
separate head on the local pages.
NOTICE.
Subscribers who fall 10 receive u
Journal promptly will confer Q iAvsr By
notifying the ellce Immediately.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
New ado. II. o'Brien.
tenement TO rent.
Ioeai N1latters.
| August first.
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What was the matter with SATURDAY:
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The logs have begun to run in quantity
again.
+, s, Halls new house is now in III,
hands of the plasterers,
| An amateur bicycle race is one of ,bs
probabilities of the near future.
A large number of our business men
spent Sunday at the Islands down river.
The barber shops, without an exception.
will be closed on Retail Merchants aa,.
Wednesday, Angus, 3.
| Night is the proper time for a shower.
especially such an effective one AS SATURDAY
mornings How il did cool of the a,mos.
phere.
The Grand Council of Maine, order of
United Friends, will hold the annual meet
ing for 1892 in September with Cushuoc
Council of this city.
In view of Father Murphy's funeral at
Portland occurring on TUESDAY, Aug. z,
the Catholic excursion to Five Islands will
h. postponed to Thursday, Aug. I.
The vegetation never looked better than
now. Sunny days and rainy nights have
done good work and as II result our beauti-
full city was never more beautiful.
4. Pcrcival Gould Of this city and Merton
Davis of Mchusic Falls. started from that
place Friday on their Columbia safeties and
rode 20 miles to Windsor, N. H., where
they will camp out for the next six weeks.
Adjutant W. W. Wyman and Quarter
master II. l.. Pishon of the division staf
went to Pittsfield Saturday, and aided by
the local q. A. II. men, mustered in new
camp of the Sons of Veterans, numbering
10 members.
Owing to the state of the tides on the day
advertised for the Catholic excursion, it
will be necessary for all going TO take cleo
tric cars on Water and State streets at $50
A. NJ, for Gardiner, the Islander starting
from that place, being unable to come here.
The Winthrop street Baptist Sunday
school invite their friends TO their annual
excursion to the Isle of Springs and Pema-
quid, tomorrow, TUESDAY at 30 A. NJ,
by steamer Islander. The ticket for the
school and their friends have been placed at
80 cents for adults and % cents for children
of ~ years AMI under.
Frank Dennis has placed ON exhibition in
window of T.. A. Getchells restaurant IL
hat rack made of six handsome buffalo
horns, the bases of which are covered with
lynx skins. Mr.. Dennis brought it home
from British Columbia, having purchased
ii at a place called Moose jaw" from
tribe of Flathead Indians.
The Pine Trees crossed bats with Even
ing Stars Saturday on the Pcttengills Cor
ner grounds, and after the melee il was
found that the Pine Trees had won by
score of 10 to ). The features Of the game
were the battery work on both sides, Bick-
ford and W Hanks for the Pine Trees strik
ing out Is men and Harvey andWilet for
the Stars doing good work.
The board of registration met Saturday
for the purpose of preparing the printed
list of voters which must be- posted at least
30 days before an election. No names could
be added, but the names Of voters who
have died since the spring elections were
struck on Under the law an opportunity
will be afforded in September to all whose
names are not on to be registered.
An entertainment will be given this
tMohlhN evening III inc new ~. Bafhabar
Hall, east side, at a. r. NJ. The Rev.
Walker Gwynne will deliver n lecture on
Two Great English Ca,hedrals- Canter-
bury and Durham" Miss Reid will give
several selections and Miss Chase will aid
with solos on the harp. After the enter
tainment a sOciable will be held ut which
Refreshments will be served
Arthur Beeler of Portland, driver Of
one of George Blodgctt's truck teams, broke
both bones in his right leg SATURDAY.
Beeler drives "gooseneck wagon" which
he had backed up against the freight station,
with horse turned across. He started to
mount TO his seat on the arch or goose
neck, but slipped, catching his leg between
the wheel and iron work, breaking
both bones He was carried To the
Park House, where he boards, and DIR.