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

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from our local columps, except such ~ rese, =
advertisers occupying space In our sdye,,is,.ws
columns, and will be run under separate head !,
SabscTibefs who fan 70 receive the Jou,,..
promptly VIII confer favor By notifying 1s
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
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Wan,ed-Furnishcd room.
Aunt Rcbecca's Cough Drops.
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Local Matters.
Cure To Find II.
"Thcre is ono thing queer about stairways
And nor in the least biz new,
A man viii hnd a creakiug step
/ Wh he comes home after two"
Did you cut out the coupons today?
C. +. Carpenter of Wateryille was in tho
city Thursday.
Miss Amy Estes of Richmond is visiting
| Augusta friends.
Hon. John +. Sprague of Morson was in
the city Thursday.
James Getchell is painting the interior of
Mrs. Tibbetts' millinery store.
Quite number from this city will attend
the dress ball at Wilson hall this evening.
There will be general class at the Meth.
odist vestry this evening led by the pastor.
Geo. Barker who is revising the Maine
State directory is stopping at the City
Hotel.
The State organization of the Working
mems Protective Tariff League, will meet
in this city next Saturday evening.
j, c. Hewitt, the wholesale fiuit dealer
went to Boston last night He will return
Saturday with large lot of goods.
The military council of the Patiiarchs
Militant will meet at Belfast in October at
the time of the grand encampment.
Maine has l3l subordinate lodges of Odd
Fellows, with 81 900 members. The Grand
Lodge has under consideration the estab.
lishment of an Odd Fellows home in the
State.
A new postal card has been Issued. Il
bears the vignette of President jackson
and is l-2x5 l-2 inches. 1t is to replace
the three grades, A, b, ard C of the oil
series. ..a..
Il. T. Chalk was showed in at Greendlt
in the last storm for two days. He returned
Thursday morning. lie leaves this NOM
ing for North and South Berwick and
Biddeford
Thursday afternoon was great occasion
for replacing broken plate glass Windows
along Water street. The curved window
in Nason's was replaced, as was the window
in Gage & Soules.
At the Unitarian vespers next Sunday
evening Rev. Mr.. Newbert will repeat his
sermon on 1.-The Parliament of Religions,
the Most Signal Event in Religious His
tory" The music is always marked fea.
ture of these vespers.
A number Of our friends who are saving
coupons for our new book offer have called
to ask us to reserve volumes for them. We
cannot undertake TO do this. The first to
come with the requisite number of coupons
will be the first to be served.
The electric cars began to run farther up
Water street yesterday The street was
cleared to the upper end of the track during
the day. The city teams and road teams
worked together in removing the snow,
although it was noticed by the bystanders
that each crew was very careful not to gel
any of the snow they thought belonged to
the other crew.
Foster Nelson was released from jail
morning. lie was put there Tor
,ecreting his brother. Wallace, who cut
such q figure last summer in connection
with the burning of schoolhonse at Gin
son. Foster Nelson was sentenced to Jai
for five months and fined $50. 1t ""
costly business, his secreting Of his brotbef'
out it was successful. While his brothers
lccomplice got sentence to State prison.
Wallace got off.
The inmates of the Jail are to be put "
york Monday clearing place in the jan
'ard for the stone the prisoners are
freak. The inmates of the jail are getting