Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18
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TUESDAY. JULY 10, ,so,.
Cards Of thanks, obituary no,ie,s
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An advertising announcement. a,
ments Whose object Is the raising o. mo.o.~ns
charged = the rate of dtteen cent. as, 1aA F
Advertising notices. news fofu viii ~ -
fron our local columns. excep. sach n sasas4s
advertisers occapyinE space In our ss.s.s9s
columns, and will be run under a sepsr.,s ssssr
the local pages.
promptly will confer Z favor bv pa,,so.ul
oece Immediately. "S u
NEW ADvERI1NRMKNTN rOn.,
Lambafd Farm
Agents Wanted.
Horses at Auction.
SSeaI 9aatter..
When shines the suu on all the ear,a
And not cloud 10 found
ince Us that trackmen show ,hemse,,r,
And ten cent teams abound
Hut when the thunder mat,ers low
And vivid lightninss CLEAN,
Thea us that fraekmen disappear
And nary ten cent team.
JAY Err su
Mr.. s. 5. Brooks is in FArmins,on
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Hon. s. L. Millken was in the city NJ.
day.
Percy Brooks came up from Squirrel /.
land Monday.
Will Hamlen came home from Sou;r.,
Island Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. ChsdbOurne On.
Sunday at Emery's.
Hon. W. T. Haines of watsrvills -.
in tn, city Monday.
The man with the ladders and lawn chan,
is now doing the city.
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Maj. L. l.. Cooper returned MoO,,,
from trip to the Islands.
Mr.. George Herrin is wearing . VAR
happy smile these sunny days. i,h.M
The steps leading up to the rotund. IN
front of the State House are underro;,,
repairs.
Hon. George p. Wescott and Geo,
West of Portland, were at the Cony hou,,
Monday.
A. +. McCurdy, who has been Of O,
sick leave, was able to return to his worn
Monday.
Guy Vickery has returned from Ocean
Point where he has been spending q shon
vacation.
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General Charles ilamlin, Bangor. passsl
through the city Monday afternoon on h,
3.45 train.
Harry +. Burbank and family are a
Belgrade Mills. where they will spend abou,
two weeks.
Miss Mollie Wentwor Of Maiden. /,
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Pool
on Capital street.
A fine crayon portrait of the late George
+. Weeks is exhibited in one of Gaze &
SOule's store windows.
Mrs. Josephine Matthew from Baltimore.
Md, is visiting her sister-in-law Mrs. L, l.,
Degrandy on Crescent street.
Mrs. Harold K. Spear, and daughter Of
Boston, are spending few weeks With
Mrs. N. McDavid on Court street.
Miss A. J. Beai, daughter of State Treas.
urer Beal, is in the city. She will remain
during her stay at the Augusta house.
The warm weather and vacation season
have combined to make considerable thin.
Mug out in the congregations of the various
churches.
General Hyde of Bath, passed through
the city yesterday, returning from Ells
worth where he has been the guest Of Sen.
ator Hale.
Mr.. George Michaelis, local editor Of
the JOURNAL left Monday morning for
Small Il Point where he will enjoy a two
weeks vacation.
The members of the Valley and Clerks
ball teams wish to express their thanks to
Mr.. Wellman for the use of his water cart
during the game.
The members of the Clerks team came
in for considerable good natured chatting
from their friends last evening which they
took in good part.
The new lawn sprinklers have multiplied
exceedingly this summer and indication that
Augusta people desire to make their city
just As beautiful as possible.
The haying season is drawing to close
Thus far 1t has been an exceptionally sue
cssful one. There will be good cut and
it will be harvested in excellent condition
Miss Hattie A Hoppin left YESTERDAY