Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-04

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NEW ADyERTISEARNTS TVDlr
| 10 rent-uouse.
| Wsffcd-AgrntS
The Boston Herald
For salc-Hay scales.
| For sale-Tor buggy
Hats-H. 4. hhhctts
Half House to Rent
Iennis hanhcls--E. II. Sturris
Oval hrr box ra ugcs-J n. Coyap
New adeertisemcnts-- Eelisbl, hrms
Mrs. Browns Mctaphy steal discovery
MIR and Cresm freser,aline Nf'r q
Wanted-first- class blacksmith and csr. r..
S.oeal NNatter..
Meeting Of the city yoyernmen, nj.
Thursday, evening.
Inspector General Choate went IN RAJ.
ford Wednesday to inspect the comp.n,e.
there.
Collector c. n. liamlen has posted lin,
of delinquent taxpayers on the assessmen,
of 1891.
As yet the only marked activity in loc.,
base ball matters has been confined tn m.
small boys.
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Charles kinsler, the book keeper A, IN,
arsenal. was reported last night as i'll and !,
great danger.
City Marshal c. NJ. Drake of G,nBn,,
was in the city Wednesday on busine,, Al
the county building.
| Don't miss Heralds great offer thi, wect.
liercels, Augusta Spaulding's, Wa,cryiIlc,
Blanchards, Gardiner.
Gov. Robic arrived Wednesday to ,,,srs
the monthly meeting of the hospital trustee,
this, Thursday. morning at 10 O'Clock.
Nothing at the Opera house until merit
Tuesday, May ., when "a Night at the
Circus" is given by Nellie MclIenry and
her company.
Mrs. King of Peabody, Mass, WIN b,.
been spending few days with her daueh.
ter, Mrs. Horace North, returned bom,
"Wednesday morning
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Among the Masons from this city who at.
tended the sessions of the Grand Lodge Of
Maine in Portland Tuesday and "Wednesday.
were Worthy Master Edward Gay, Cha,.
A. Price and Charles b. Adams of Beth.
lehem Lodge.
The Governor Wednesday appointed
John i. De Witt of Portland a delegate to
the Worlds Congress of Financiers, which
will meet in Chicago, June 10. Mr.. De
Witt is president of the Union Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of Maine. He is a promi.
nent man in the financial world
Don't miss Ilerald's great offer this week,
Pierce's, Augusta; Spauldings, Waterville;
Blanchard's, Gardiner.
| The board of managers of st, Marks
Home gratefully acknowledge the follow.
ing donations during the month of April.
50 yds. carpeting, ETC., for the parlors,
from member of the board; a large glass
dish, and fish boiler, from Mrs. Walker
Gwynne; a roast of beef. and radishes,
from Mrs. W. b. Williams; Parsnips,
from Miss Annie Williams.
Judge G. Il. Steyens returned Wednes.
day from Bath where he has been holding
ing probate court for Judge Buker who hs
not yet sufficiently recovered from his SC.
rous illness to hold the May term. Judge
Buker is very hopeful and writes that 10
can see bright days. just ahead" He also
writes that ''the services of Judge Stevens
at the March term were very satisfactory to
the people of Sagadahoc county,
| well known Augustan, who is heavily
interested in real estate in the city, recent
ly put "house for rent AL in the Jour.
NAL. Early the morning that il appeared
for the first time he came into the
Office and said that he had
number of applicants before breakfast, that
they were still coming in and that the house
was rented. He wanted the al stopped at
once, for he thought he would be overrun
with applicants all week should it appear
again. DO you see the point? Well It
pays to advertise in the JouRSAL.
Don't miss IIerald's great offer this week;
liercc's, Augusta; Spauldings, Watervillc;
| Blanchards, Gardiner.
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Mr.. James Merrill of this city, former
| ly of Pittsfeld, is the owner of one Of the
best bred colts foaled in Augusta, born
April %. The colt is 80 inches high brown
| in color and inclined to pace. lie was
sired by Early Bird, 2.2i ~, by jay Bird,
the sire of Allerton; first dam. Kitty Clyde
| by Gideon; second dam, by Gen. Lgltfoos,
2.23, by Gen. Knox. Kitty Clyde is a fast
| mare, for green one, and received second
premium as three -year-olI at Lewiston.
This combination of breeding should pro-
| duce a horse that can take his position At
| the front with the best.
Letters have been received from Capt Y.
NJ. Munger, U. S. X. NJ. s., formerly oftils
city and now stationed at the Mares Island
Navy Yard, San Francisco harbor, in com
mand of the cutter Corwin. The cap
tain wrote that he had received biz
orders for the Alaskan waters
and expects to sail May 9Th to join the feet
which will guard the Bchring sea against
pelagic seal hunting. Miss Birdie Munger
will accompany her father on the Corvin
and will probably spend the next si1 mont's
on board. Mrs. Munger is coming to An
gusta to spend the time of her husbands