Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

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by vote OF the board any person ehallenrins ~
sishi OF name To remain upon the list must a. =
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A.sRANGs.
PRESIDENT OF the Board of Registration.
Attest Z. L. TANNER, City Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE.
Cry OF AUGUSTA, SIS.
To the inhabitants Of each Of the Wards Of ..,a
ctty. qualified according to law
GksEriNo: In the name of the State Of Maine.
YOU are hereby required TO assemble Al Won,
Ward Room in sad city on the i iSu'
tenth day Of March,. A. d. isos at Il
votes for Mayor. one Alderman aud Two Cou i"st
Ward Clerk and Constable.
The polls will close at four o'clo,k Pm
Attest; c. l.. TANNER. City CLERK.
Augusta. March l. ieas.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
Wanied-Roarders.
| l.oddon Assurance Co.
| Cndertakiug--J. A. Jaquith,
Washington Life Insurance CO.
FOR sale "A vest manufacturing establishment.
S .&saS gNa.tsx~
Going to "Sehool" today?
The will be another private assembly in
A. y. L. W. Hall on next Thursday.
judging by the weather yesterday spring
is beginning to think seriously of making
US Il call.
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Snow was hauled upon the bridge yester.
lay in vain endeavor to make it passsble
for sleighs.
There will be private assembly in G,
A. X. hall Friday night Higgins orches.
ira will furnish the music.
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{. II. Mason has u large crew at work
upon his spring custom work, orders hav.
ing come in quantity of late.
The Water street pavement is almost
bare and the truckmen are mournful 40
nearly everyw here else runners are still
necessary.
W. V. Towne and Miss Alice NJ. French,
both Of Litchfeld, were married at the Uni.
versalist parsonage Wednesday by Rev.
J. F. Leland.
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All the schools in the city will he closed
in order that-strange paradox the chill.
lren may attend 'School' at 2.3O O'Clock
At the Opera House.
The Republican ticket in this city would
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of Henry T. Morse and J. s. McKenncy
Tor constablcs in Wards 6 and g. respec-
lively.
The annual meeting of the Nom Partisan
W. c. 7. L. will be held at Mrs. S. J. NJ.
Williams, Weston street, tomorrow at |,
Z. M. full attendance of members is
requested. 40"
AT the close of last nights session of the
board of registration rs names bad been
/, lded to the lists and 10 voters had been
2 changed from ward to ward, az u result
of the three days work.
, There will be meeting Of the city gov.
eminent on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
This change in time was made necessary
by the occupation of the rooms in the even
ing by the board of registration
well known Augusta painter recently
advertised in the Journal that he would be
able to handle a particular class of work
for short time. The nd was published
but few times when he ordered it stopped
as he was literally over run with orders.
Everyone seems more than satisfied to
pay the extra cent for the Favorite series
OF the JOURNALS One-cent-a-day-c coupon
books as all realize that they are getting
great deal better book. The demand has
increased largely and the clerks are kept
more than busy
Although it was at one time decided to
postpone the meeting Of the Kennebee
county teachers convention, it has now
been settled that it will occur in Gardner,
on Friday and Saturday Of this week A. 3D.
ver'ised. The schools in Augusta will,
therefore, be closed tomorrow.
| $o0iis oOV VI tIe special bCHOInfB tckeb,
at the low price of IL cents to the matinee
Of School" at 2 p. NJ. today have been
sold and a large attendance of the children
is expected. Among adults, also, much in
terest in the matinee is manifest and the
seats reserved for them will doubtless be
filled.
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C. NJ. Sturgis began yesterday what will
prove an arduous task, the removal of his
large stock of furniture, carpets and wall
papers into the Doughty block. Mean
while, as may be seen by his advertisement
elsewhere in these columns, he will con
tinue to sell goods at cost in order to make
the removal as easy a. possible.
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One of the JOURNAL reporters saw At the
store Of W. +. Percival 4 Son, North End.
yesterday, one Of the finest lots OF four
Maine fed pigs ever seen in Augusta mar.
kct. They were raised by v. c. Jackson
of East Winthrop, weighed total Of 1921
pounds, and Mr.. Jackson received sl2272
in cash for them. It pays to grow pigs Il
tina, price.
The matinee production Of ''School" will
be at 30 o'clock this afternoon, the even
ing at r. NJ. Although there has been .
great sale Of seats for the latter there sfe
? still . number Of good reserved seats left.
For those who are not particular as to their
location in the Opera House, where all
the So ats are really good, reduced sd-
mission price Of so cents has been estab-
lished. The dress rehearsal last night was
a revelation to those slio have been follow
ing the work the improvement was 50 great
Every character was taken more naturally
and the whole performance ran with re-
markable smoosbness. The stage settings
ate suitable. than ~hic!i no stronger
praise need be eiysn. The costumins
il all that, ard inieed more than was eT'
pected Nov that the hirI working man
agemen, have donc everything to make the
benefit dramatic success remains win
the people Of augusta TO assure its financial
triumph and by its means to swell largely
the fund for the erection Of the much need