Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

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CARDS OF THANKS. OBITUARY NOTICES. m,
LUTIONs OF RESPECT, ETC. will be Char
the rate of ten cents per line. No chases
sss than seventy-five cents.
whose object Is the raising .,
loney will be charged at the rate Of fifteen
.AcvEsTisisc NoTlcEs. news form, viii ,e
. refer to advertisers occupying space l..
.ir advertising columns, and will be RIM M ~
er n separate head on the local pages. a'''
Subscribers who fail TO receive the Joup
Al promptly will confer favor by notitv
* the Office immediately
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Manager wanted.
Free Information.
Wanted--Seamstress.
Bonds-C. W. Jones.
Vfalixed Nerve Tonic.
Apples-J. &. Ilew.tt.
$40 % given sway-C. II Mason.
B0ston.Ssf" Deposit and 1Iu.t Co.
Important NoticI-rhomas Leigh.
Spring and summer goo &c. ". Town end
.
Local Matters.
A. +. Gerald Of Fairfield Wis tied Aupusta
'iiday.
S. G.. Kennedy of Cooper's Mills was in
ne city Friday.
Hon. J. +. Sprsgue was a visitor at the
tate House Friday.
Hon. Il. S. Partridge of Whitefeld wa,
ere on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Spaulding of Bel.
,rade were in the city Friday.
Miss Blanche Berry left for Pishon.
Ferry, Friday morning on train No. ca.
Miss L. NJ. Grosvenor left on the 1910
rain Friday morning for Great Falls,N. II.
Imperial Lodge, Degree of Honor, 40
J. W. initiated one candidate Thursday
vening.
A woman was brought in on the l0.l0
rain Friday morning and taken to the hos.
'ital.
w. +. Beedle, the South Gardiner CORE.
pendent of the Journal, wss in the city
friday.
Colanthe Lodge, X. of p, will initiate
everal candidates Wednesday evening Of
text week.
The fog which has prevailed during the
'ast two days settled the snow and caused
to melt rapidly.
Be careful and DO not date February.
We don't care for another month so cold
nd stormy this year.
Some very fiue looking horses are seen
pon the streets. There are quite mum
er of speedy animals owned in thi, city.
The Governor aud members of the Coun-
il returned to their respective homes FIJI
ay. They will meet again on the 29!h
Pm. Pa
DR.. T. j. Batchelder of Machias, arrived
ere Thursday night, being summoned on
ccount OF the death of Mr.. Lothrop, who
vas relative Of his.
Register of Deeds Smith and wife re-
urned from Wilton Thursday, where They
nd been for week to visit Mrs. Smiths
lister who is dangerously i'll.
In the death of Hon. William II. Hunt OF
liberty, Maine loses of its most prominent
nd useful citizens. lie was true AMI
turdy in all the relations of life.
The State board of assessors will have
900 copies of the report for 93 published
Three quarters will be bound and the re-
nsinder in paper covers. The report ior
% is the most interesting and accurate one
,sued since the board was instituted.
Quite number of young folks from here
TENDED the drill and dance of the Neaie!
;uards at Winthrop, Thursday evening
hey report very enjoyable time and the
tendance large.
In these hard times the announcement
nat popular Augusta firm proposes 70
i've away $40 in gold. possesses an nnusul'
,terest. Mr.. c. II. Mason has placed III
is window box containing $50 in god'
ZACH cash purchaser to the amount OF '.
ill receive key, and the lucky holder u
ne right one will carry of the gold. see
lie advertise ment for particulars.
Mr.. Claude w. Townsend who purchased
he tailoring business of the late A. D. ''a',
pened for business Friday. Mr.. Townsen'
AZ many warm friends in Augusta wnefs
& lived and learned the tailoring business
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