Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-22


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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
Libel notice
Wanted Man.
Wsnec-Girl.
To let-Room
Wanted-Rent
Furs-H. g. Ksrker.
Bank' rs and brokers.
s ss,tsca slss sssss,;o Co .t,.(
10 RenI-Cottage house.
PalBe's Celery Compound.
Fer sale-House and stable.
Fine headware-sE. l.. DayiSE& Co.
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Local Matters.
Races at the park today.
Fall rains will soon be in order,
The river has risen two feet since tn.
rain. L....... -
Dancing at lakewood park pavilion nj,
evening. r,
J. W Maxwell was here from SABBATH,
yesterday.
Miss Mary HYash leit for BOstoa,ya.
terday morning.
S. j. Jones left for st. Johnsbury, w.
yesterday morning. '.'
The Windsor fair, which will last three
days. VIM commence Tuesday.
John Newton paid fine of 81 in the
police court yesterday morning, for into1i.
cation.
Mrs. q. +. Andrews has gone on a bicycl.
ing tour to Rome, Readfeld and Mount
Vernon.
An arc light is being placed in the COX
department of Lehman & Spauldipgsdry
goods. store. 49, .'tj
Miss II. b. Fuller and Mrs. J. d. Nv.
rick left for Saratoga, N. Y, Friday morn
ing, to make visit.
Miss Georgia Madore, head clerk in Mrs.
H. F. Tibbet;s' millinery store, is confined
to her home by sickness.
The beautiful weather Of 'yesterJty
called out quite an attendance of Augusta
people upon the county fair.
J. w. Harlow returned from Freedom
yesterday morning, where be attended the
funeral of the late DR.. Toward Thursday.
Clarence III. Cram returned from Water.
vile. yesterday, where he was advertising
the Kennebec Steamboat Co. excursion
to Boston next week.
v,Dr. Perkins has built ~ Foundation Of
gsanite for his house on Bridge street and
has added an ell. The main. part Of the
dwelling has also behn Iepairefb Z ! IA
There were no passengers from Augusta
yesterday, on the, ,Kmbsli re3Surpiontf
Montreal and Quebec, but quite number
of passengers we're on train No. Ga for
those points.
meeting of the city government will be
held Tuesday evening, and there will be
lots of business. The sewer assessments
will be made on Eastern avenue, Gannet
street and the State House sewers.
The JOURNAL is indebted to s. I. Can
non for the handsomest bouquet Of dahl"
that it has ever seen. Mr.. Cannon has be-
tween four and five hundred varieties Oh
these flowers, and when grouped they form
bouquets of exceedingly brilliancy and
beauty. -
At nearly every entertainment IN the
Opera house very disagreeablc thing &C,
cprs. A large number of persons wbH "
cupy seats at the rear Of the gallery get up
and rush out before the last act is comple!ea
making noise, disturbing the Perfefmfs
and then when the audience passes ou'
these fellows will be seen hanging srcuDa
the entrance. :i0llJ@iI
With the new roof, repaired chimneV'
new coat of paint, and other minor opslH
the First Baptist churcn
looks much better. The inside is beipg~
tended to and the decorating work IS oe'ps 5
done by C. J. Schumacher & Sons OF bo''
ton. When all is finished the inside VIII Ve
very attractive. The painting OUTSIDE "''
done by Getchell & Randall.
The death of John Thompson takessN9
another respected citizen of Augusta ne
was born in Ireland so years ago. came "
Augusta when about 20 years OF age an'
has since been a resident of this city. h''
wife died about 80 years ago. He haa -
three of whom are living, ME "
B. Doe, Mrs. W. f. Lynn, Mrs. H. "
Wood. During hi, early life ne was"