Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-12

Daily Ssnnebet asass,l
monJAY. JUNE u. I'm.
:. rasds OF thaak., obituary notices. ,,..,..
OF respect etc. will be changed at ~ - i. ~
cents. ~seheyhe
Al advertising saaoan wmcnis Of $500.
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Advertising noftces, news form. Mn 49,
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advertisers occupsinI space in orr ssNMt b
ss ss mus AND VIII tie run under sspars,s
Subscribers who fail 10 receive tn. ,.,
p 'S VII confer favor by po,ify,ss ~
NEW ADvERTlSExgNTS TUBA,
For Sale kicycle,
Wanted tarahie Girl.
flants--C. Il. Partridge
See HerseS's special add
scrshner ! smiths ttrrus
Student Csn,era--rhe Bargain.
Shiris-l'tnkham 4 Sherbsrn.s
Music M..s Edith Ciary. HslioveN
Manted-N Dung men TO wer Al ham.
Ahtcd- Dung man 10 learn kus,p..
SocsaI Matterx.
\ Hopeless Case,
There was young girl from Mo,,,,.,.
Who vas hugged by a grizzly h. =,
I'LL he grew lame aud sore:
But she still cried for NOR,
SO he laid down and died in despair ~
--------------- Judge.
George fiilsbury has made exteu,i,. y.
pairs to his house on Crosby street
There will be moonlight evening. o,c.
more by the end Of this week and ,,,.,.,
picnics arc being planned,
Hutchins team has arranged for v,u,.
at the driving park with the crack rreeno,,.
for "Wednesday and Thursday.
The schooner Mary Sands is lo.ai,, :,
the Augusta Granite Cos wharf with nav.
ing stones for New York. She will ~.
out IA 900.
Last evening Herbert Lowe, who,s ...u
was fractured at the park Friday, "a, nj,
alive, although no hope was cutc,t,,rs, !,
his recovery.
BILLY McLain was before judge An.
drews Saturday morning and va, And A.,
81 for drunkenness and disorderly coudrs
on Friday evening.
Joseph Cote. after an official in,erv,sv
with Judge Andrews, paid s5 for the "funn
of dancing defiance at Deputy Msr,hL
Hanks on Friday evening.
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Among the arrests Sunday were Joseph
Dole, Paul and Arthur Billedesu. AID
Fred Dubur, all on the charge of drunken.
ness and disturbing the peace.
The McGibeny Family is one Of the uon
popular organizations which visits August.
and it will undoubtedly draw a large audi.
ence to the Opera house tonight.
Violent thunder proceeded 4 beayy
shower Sunday night. The rain will prove
beneficial thing to the farmers Who're
crops have been in great need of il.
The annual conference of the Maine Uni.
tartan churches begins at =. NJ, today,
1t will be held at Christ church, State
street. The meeting will he public.
w. ii. llartigan of the Z. &. Vauglt
Company is an old newspaper man q we'll
as a good actor, having formerly been on
papers in Boston, Detroit, Halifax aud
other large cities. -
General II. NJ. Plaisted, Mrs PIais.ed
and little Miss Gertrude Plsisted have N.
turned from the South. They spent The
winter in Tryon City, S. G., and the spring
at Washington, d. C.
tlur ladies cannot fail to find In Mis-
frews lecture to be given in Union ball. l.,
Wednesday afternoon, something practical
and beneficial whether specially interested
in the subject presented or not.
H.. ,..a5;,ot RI n -, .u
known bo0k-keeper at the 4. c. Allen
Publishing House, t. Miss Mabel Fawett,
a popular Randolph young lady, is an.
nouhced for Wednesday, June 2lst.
ro,r nj, H.. .nn..,.J So, ,,..,,a,.
ana,,. .o,.o,o. =, On ,.u. j. v.,,oh,,
jan and has been put under 500 bonds 10
appear before the September grand Jury
w. IL. Jones mas gone surety Tor him.