Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
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OAkweod Tark.
Agents Wanted.
Wanted--Roartefs.
To Rent Tenement
Eastern Steamboat 60.
Coal-I cigh 4 wiasxte.
lost--An amethyst pin.
Lost-Biack and tan dog
See Mrs. Eta Hanson's Add.
To let--Convenient Tenement.
For Roston-Steamer kcuoebec.
pr kahn's Museum OF Anatomy.
Lost--l.ady's beaver shoulder cape.
Clothing-tluntingto Clotn,ng Co.
Footwear hsyer, Nc Neil hodskins.
-ycc<sI 00lattsrx.
Predictions from Loafsrs' Cerner.
Nsov it were that tn prophet chaps
Predict tn rip and roar
OF tn goldarndest tough OIL winter
As never was seen aforc-
OF ice frcshcts. of snow In piles,
Of winter killed grass an grain,
OF wheelin' Tin March an hardest times
Tibet ever WAS seen in Maine,
JAY En- Rsx.
Fair weather Friday sent many Kenne-
becer to Lewiston and the State Fair.
There will be dance at Oakwood this
evening and concert Sunday afternoon BY
Higgins full band.
The leaves have already begun to turn
and fall and within few weeks the foliaee
will be in its full sutumnsl glory.
The new steamer Gardiner makes a round
trip to Boothbay aud the Islands tomorrow,
Sunday, leaving Augusta at A. NJ.
The high wind which prevailed until Fri
day noon, in combination with the sun, did .
much to dry the roads, which had been
left in bad condition by Thursday's heavy
rain.
At st. Marks church Sunday the teachers
and pupils are particularly requested to al
tend at $50 o'clock in the morning Rev.
Walker Gwynne will preach at the ! O'Clock
service in the evening,
The Augusta Water Company has crew
Of men at work laying a 6-inch main from
Eastern avenue to the insane hospital, 20 70
to relieve the Togus main from which the
former is now supplied.
The arrangement for closing the gro
Gerry stores in this city every evening 1t
$50 except on Friday and Saturday even
ings has been perfected and will 20 into
effect Monday. Sept. l.
Daniel Buckley on Friday afternoon
swore out warrant for assault and battery
against Richard +. Norcross. Judge An
drews will give hearing upon the matter
at . o'clock this morning.
| At the Methodist church the centennial
Of the coming of Methodism into Maine
will be celebrated at the regular service al
1880 A. NJ, Sunday, with an appropriate
sermon by the pastor, Rev. c. s. Cum
| mings.
There will be n club run of the members
of the Augusta Bicycle club Sunday after
noon, starting from the Augusta house 1t
3 o'clock sharp. This is the first Of the
fall meetings and should be attended BY
every member. ..
| Charles A. Milliken and A. W. Brooks
of Augusta and II. II. Stnson and J. Y.
Bodwell of Hallowell left town Friday
afternoon for weeks hunting and fishing
in the woods. They will go first to Moose
head and Kineo and will then strike across
the country to Mr.. Milliken's lumber csm,s
on the Dead river. n m
John Holt was released from Kennebec
Jail Thursday upon the expiration Of = 20
days sentence for drunkenness. Friday
the police arrested John Holt in state Of
complete intoxication. Saturday John Holt
will be given an opportunity to plead be-
fore Judge Andrews upon the charge Of
confirmed inebriety.
| The continued rainy weather, which has
prevailed for the past few weeks, has
greatly reduced the volume of country
trade. Itwould take only q few dsyso
settled fair weather to cause n veritable
rush from the outlying towns to Augusta
and it Is for such that the local business
men are earnestly hoping.
| DIR. J. Il. Tuell on Friday performed The
difficult and delicate operation Of abdomi-
nal section upon Mrs. G. +. Demmons OF
East Machias. lie was assisted by Dn.
ii. j. Frederick, W. II. Harris and o. W.
Turner. Mrs. Demmons Is a patient Of
DIR. Tuell and came on to Augusta to have
the operation performed by him.
| Owing to the fact that the Ssgadsboc
will be Withdrawn from the Kcnnebec and
Boston route on Wednesday. September
10. the kennebec will make only three
trips per week after that date. The low
rate excursion tickets advertised in another
column, make it possible for any one 70
visit the Hub at very slight cost.
| Camp Cony" at Moosehesd. sbere I'll
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Woart Lancaster and Frank Woodbridge,
all of Augusta. have been domiciIsd for The
past two weeks, will not break up, @w"
expected, this Saturday, but will be con'ia-
ned another week. The boys have had e.
cellent luck at fishing and fair at cunning
The Maine Central ran very successful
excursion to Quebec from stations all along
the line on Friday. Twenty -three persons
went on it from Augusta. Owing to the
number Of excur.ionists and the large
amount OF their baggage from stations 90"
Of here, train No. SO due at Augusta at 81
A. M. did not ge. in Until l0.I5 A. NJ
Train No. "a entered the Augusta station
just as No. Sc pulled out and was obliged
unIer the rules to wait 10 minutes before
proceeding
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Albert +. Crsndsll Of Hook & Hastings
Boston, who has been here for the piss
week putting in the new organ at the I'm.
tartan church, has completed his task snd
an opportunity will be afforded local must
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