Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-17

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Cows wanted-Lambatd fam.
Vocal Instructions Gilmore Bartlett
French Lamp BaJner-Percc's Crockery Store
Local Matters.
Dog days are coming.
Twenty-Five prisoners in Jail.
c. A. Whitehouse is in the city.
Eggs have risen three cents in price.
Frank Percival was here from Weeks
Mills Monday.
Mayor Clason of Gardiner, was in Au.
gusta, Monday. as
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-Four weeks more and the soldier boys
will be in camp.
Judge and Mrs. w. ?. Whitehouse, left
Monday afternoon, for Portland.
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The Maine dentists will extract thoughts
at Rockland today and tomorrow, ..,,
Miss Flora b. Reid left, Monday, for
Fairfield, to pass a months vacation.
Col. M. V. b. Chase left for Portland,
Monday afternoon, on the "Y ankce"
Several Augusta people saw the trial TIP
of the Minneapolis and say it was great
sight. ...
The county commissioners will hold
hearing today, regarding Northern avenue
limits.
The militia companies all over the State
are preparing for a good showing at the
muster.
Col. George Thompson of Brunswick,
passed Sunday at bis fathers, DR.. W. l..
Thompson, State street.
An excursion is already being planned to
run to Bar Harbor a little later in the sea-
son over the Maine Central.
General Manager Carr of the American
Express Co, and Route Agent Horace
Haynes of Bangor, were in the city, Mon
day.
II. Price Weber left, Monday, for
Boothbsy Harbor, on business relative to his
putting on the first play of the season in
the new hall.
DR.. W. Il. Elwell, surgeon of the Nation
al Home, Togus, left Augusta, Monday
afternoon, for Westbrook Junction, on
Jewett's train.
1.-The native beans, peas, lettuce and
several other kinds of vegetables, raised
this year, are much better than those i'm
ported, remarked dealer yesterday.
Chief Justice Peters passed through the
city. Monday afternoon, to attend the law
court which will meet Mt Portland today.
He was accompanied by several other
judges.
Miss Hattie A. IIo; pin left on the G.25
train yesterday morning for n vacation of
three weeks. which will be spent at Old
Orchard, North Conway and Boston. She
was accompanied by her mother.
Police Officers Haskell and Sands of
Lewiston were in the city, Monday. They
visited the court house, Jail and several
other places of interest, including trip to
Gardiner and back over the electric road.
George Webster was before the police
court, Monday morning, for drunkenness.
After brief hearing he was told he
could make lis selection, get So from
the person who sold him the rum or
take 80 days in Jail. He was left in
in the police station to mediate.
One of the doctors at the hospital was
talking with a patient the other day who
was in melan; holy mood and thought life
a failure IN that he had committed an IN
pardonable sin. "What was the uBpardOn-
able sin?' asked the doctor. "VotiDg the
Democratic ticket" quickly answered the
patient.
On Oak street is garden containing po-
tatoes, cucumbers, corn, bcets, lettuce,
tomatoes and rhubarb, all 10 fine condition.
This garden of half an acre is owned by
Mr.. Alexander Cunningham, u man Sc
years Of age and he prepared the ground,
planted the seeds, cultivated these veg