Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-25

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NEW ADvKRTlSEAENTS TODAY.
The Fuller Drug Store
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There were 80 pupils at the wri,in,
school last night.
More care than ever is needed during the
present weather to preserve ones health,
Some of the grammar school bows ar.
talking of organizing natural history club
The combination of good moon am,
sleighing viii doubtless lead to seycr,,
straw rides.
The local coal dealers say that the Goa,
consumption this winter has been by far tho
heaviest for mary years.
Imperial Lodge, Degree Of Honor, mee,s
IN Thursday evening at $50. Every mem.
b,r is requested to be present.
A very odd looking animal called Nm
Aard Vark from the Cape of Good Han.
wns added to the Zoo at Oskwood yes,e,.
day.
Two young Augustans. both well known
athletes. are talking of starting private
gymnasium and of organizing athletic
classes.
II is understood that several August.
boys will take part in the opera "pinsfore.
which is to be given in Gardiner some time
next month,
Winthrop, and indeed all the other hin.
in the city, were in decidedly danserou,
condition yesterday on account of the mar.
tial thaw and the light snow fall.
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Marshal Morse has just completed a
thorough inspection of the city's hydran,.
and they are now all in prime condition for
fire. But few were frozen and those bu,
slightly,
The funeral Of the late +. Il. Welch vii,
be held from the house of his brother, W.
+. Welch, on Thursday forenoon. and will
BE- strictly private. The Rev. 4. Il. New.
bert will officiate.
The sleighing has become badly worn
and the slight fall of snow yesterday morn.
Ing has only served to patch it out for day
or two so that once again the need Of the
hour is ''more snow
The Cony High School has gained five
pupils since the opening of the winter term
and the total number Is over l20. The
senior class is the largest for many years
and will probably graduate 20 strong.
Fox hunters say that they have been hav.
Ing exceedingly bad luck of late as the
foxes will not run in such cold weather,
but hole or hide and that it is impossible
/, dig them out on account of the deem frost,
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Devine COughlin had the large lice.
berg" that has been decorating the rear Of
their building partially removed yesterday.
Much amusement was afforded the crowd
by the futile effects Of dynamite cartridge.
Probably as a result Of the wcathera
number of catch basins are pouring forth
quantities of sewer gas. Those most OBJ
'ctionable are, unfortunately generally
located in the more thickly settled portions
Of the city.
ID. A. Hescock, the popular night clerk
at Hotel North, Tuesday received two