Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-02

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| Chizzle Wyzzle Fair.
Wanted -Dressm king.
| l. dies furs-H. G. Barker.
Wanted-Situatton, By Lady.
Anglers Petroleum Emulsion.
Great attractioe-C G. A. Libby.
Amusement -Peck's Bad Boy.
| Spec al Sale-F. s. Smith 4 Co.
| Dinner Sets-P,erce's Crockery Store.
w. l.. Douglass g ShoeF. l.. Jersey.
Local Matters,
why We Are Wretched,
! "Some things that make us wretched,
And we often wonder at,
Are the after Christmas bargains,
When our pocketbOoks are fiat"
The banks were closed Monday.
The district schools opened Monday with
the usual good attendance.
The boys cleaned large piece of ice on
the river and enjoyed the skating Saturday.
Hon. H M. Heath left Saturday for
Machias, on business in connection with his
law practice.
Market Square was well filed with
teams Saturday, which were loaded with
hay and wood.
In the show window Of the store Of Mrs.
c. M. Glidden is an old fax wheel which 10
over 100 years old.
The merchants had fairly good business
day Saturday. Quite . number Of people
were in the city from the country.
Judge Stephens left Saturday morning
for Richmond, where he will hear an ad-
journed case from Sagadahoc county.
Overseer of the Poor J. j. Maher,
returned Saturday evening from Embden
with poor family named Bickford, num-
beripg FIVE persons, man. his wife and
three children.
The State board of assessors will meet
today at the State House according to law.
They are to hold meeting the first Tues
day of each month.
The Governor and council had recess
from Saturday afternoon till Monday to
allow several of the members to return
home over Sunday.
Saturday men were ut work chopping
away the hardened snow along the sides Of
the electric road on Water street which
made the crossing easier.
Monday the post Office was closed from
1890 to 4 80. The csrri Rs made the morn
ing delivery and afternoon collection. The
money order division was not open during
the day.
ThA large moose shot by Hon. P. o.
Vickery, hich was mention' in Saturdays
JOURNAL, WAS on exhibition Saturday at
the store of Wood & Harvey. 1t attracted
considerable ate ntion.
Another inmate for the insane hospital
arrived in the city Saturday. His name 10
Chas. Purinton and he has RI Gently returned
from California. He has relatives in Bruins
ick, who brought him to the hospital.
A man named Scates of Belgrade arrived
on the afternoon train Satur lay with two
fine bucks and doe. He shot them in
Amherst the latter part of the week. They
were of fair size and seemed to be in good
condili,n m.
Gretchen Benhler wanted place rs
cook. She wasn't satisfied with the one she
had but he did not have the time nor the
knowledge of Augusta to be able to look for
another. But situation wanted" nd in
the JOURNAL DTOukut many iSPhS',AAN"A
among which she was able to select good
place and kind mistress.
Saturday afternoon Josiah Bangs and son
were driving through Market Square when
the sleigh suddenly slipped to zone side COM
ing very near horse standing close by.
The animal gave Mr.. Bangs severe kick
in the stomach which made it neces-
sary to hastily procure physician.
Dr. Brickett was summoned and
Mr.. Bangs was Immediately taken to his
home. He was quite badly injured making
it necessary for him to retire to his bed.
Saturday afternoons single team driven
by young man named Murray was upset
near the Granite National Bank. The
sleigh slowed into the electric road
track suddenly, and tipped over.
The young lady who was in the
sleigh fell out as did the young man.
The horse leaped quickly forward but was