Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-20

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excluded from our local colnmns.excep such
our advertising columns, and will be run IN.
der separate head on the local pages.
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Ing the once Immediately.
NEW ADvKRTISEHENTS TODAY.
Wanted-A GIRL.
Wahte1-A6ents.
Salesman wanted.
Wsnted-Two girls.
Wanted Housekeeper.
Lost-lady's gold watch.i
Wanted-Situation a nurse.
Ousters-P1erce's Crocksry Store.
Cabinets ~. 90 per dox-F. II. Burgess.
Pure Saoss Ess09 M scsss ready e.
Local Matters.
Horace r. True made trip to Sidney,
Monday.
Washing windows was actively engaged
in yesterday.
Geo. H. Pope of waterville was in the
city Monday.
Prof. Capen was reported to be gaining
health yesterday.
Hon. J. II. Manley left Monday afternoon
for Washington, DC.
Postmaster Lynch has returned from his
trip to the national capital.
Greenleaf Lawrence of South Gardner,
was visitor to the city Monday.
L. P. Hersey of East Winthrop, made .
business trip to this place Mondsy.
There are 33 societies represented in the
county union of the Y. P. s.. c. +.
Mrs. George North has gone to Arizona
and Californis for visit Of several months.
kirkpatrick & Vickery will furnish the
class rings for the Cony graduating class Of
"a.
The mother Of Elisha Springer has been
very i'll for several weeks but is now gam
ing.
Winters backbone may not be broken
but the hoary old fellow 10 more "daeent
like"
The county commissioners will be in SEES
sion today. 1t is expected that all will be
present.
Miss Anna Owen, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chick. for some time, will
leave today for Boston.
George v. s. Michaelis who spent Sun
day at home returned to Boston on the
1910 trsin Monday morning.
Water street was busy place Monday.
People were in from the country and quite
. number of visitors were in the city.
City Clerk Charles b. Chick married 10 j
seph Nichols of Gardiner, and Celina Gil.
bert of Augusta, Saturday evening.
The young mems tes. which was ex-
pected to be held this evening in the vestry
OF the Methodist church has been postponed
till next week.
Herbert Wentworth Of Skowhegan was
ia the city on business Monday. the guest
of his sister. Mrs. Vaughn, wife Of DR..
Vaughn Of the hospital.
The new style of the Teck tie will be
smaller than the present style and decided
preference will be shown for light color.
The fourth Inland win continue to be popu'
lar. The bow tie will be more generally
used as dress tie.
Our popular druggists, Bowditch, Web
ster & Co., have q few words to say 70
JOURNAL readers this morning on the puf-
ity of drugs in compromising medicines.
This 10 subject that large number Of
our readers are interested in just now.
Ofcourse the story that lost dog marched
up to his owner one day and said III
you are going to advertise me In the JOUR
NAL, might as well come back" WAS
slight enlargement on the facts, but n 10"
ID usually brings back the missing article
The Grand Lodge A. o. u. w. will mee'
ct Berkeley hall, corner Berkley and Ire
mont streets, Bos ton, February q and ~
Supreme Master Workman Shield OF NIL
souri, will be present. A banquet will DC
held at the American House Tuesday even
ing. Half fare on all railroads for mem
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