Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-14
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sapolio.
Wanted-Agents.
For sale -Caligraph.
Troy Stea n Laundry.
Step Ladders-The Bazaar.
For Sale Blacksmith shop.
Aunt Rcbecca's Cough Drops.
s. to els per day to Ageite.
Cias0n'e Sure Cure for xtsfrh.
Bristol Assurance Association Co.
New Hampshire Fire Iue. Company
Local Matters.
Not any eople in from the country Tues.
day.
Six below zero at o'clock Tuesday
morning.
Joseph Williamson. Jr., was in Belfast
on business Tuesday.
Frank T. Noble left tuesday morning on
business trip TO Bath.
Among the Waterville visitors to the city
Tuesday was II. B. Tucker.
DR.. II. L. johnson is recovering from
his sickness Of several weeks.
Hon. Geo. Il. Macomber left on the Eut
bound train Tuesday morning.
From Jan. list, 1898, to Jan. lst,Ils94, I9s
persons have Joined the A. o. U. W. in
Augusta.
No school Tuesday. One little fellow re-
marked, al hope the blizzard will keep GA
about week."
U. S. Deputy Marshal Smith, who passed
Monday night in the city, left Tuesday
morning for Portland.
County Commissioner Wenthwor;hs
little son, Robbie was at the cour. house
with his father Tuesday.
Col. L. II. Kendall left here Tuesday
morning for Portland, where he inspected
Company + last evening.
While A. w. Thsyer is in Boston on
visit Mr.. Jesse Tuck is assisting Cl,,k
Little behind the desk at the Augusta
House.
The carnivorous animals at lakewood
Park are fed on horse beef during the win
ter. Up to this time four of these animals
have been consumed.
Some of the members of the Augush
lodges, A. O. u. W., will attend the ban
quct of the Grand Lodge, which will be
held in Boston, on the 27th inst.
The sale of ground oyster shells rs food
for fowl has been quite extensive here this
winter. One firm has disposed of overa
ton. 1t sells for one cent per pound.
Today is st. Valentines day and the
children are making the customary prepare
tions for the occasion. This evening there
will be the usual recognition of old customs.
The forenoon trains were late Tuesday
The train due here at 9.33 pulled
in with two engines in the lead. One Of the
trainmen remarked, "Thc wheeling from
Portland here was very hard
Owing to the severity of the storm the
full board of county commissioners was not
in session Tuesday and the meeting was
postponed one week when the matter OF
breaking stone will probably come up.
A lodge of the A. 0. u. w. is to be cs-
tablished in Pennington, says Grand Dep
uty A. G. Andrews. II. L. Jewc.t, one of
the members of Highland Lodge Of this
city is one of the leaders in the movement.
The wind-break on the bridge was ap-
preciated by all who passed over Tuesday.
While the wind roared through the frame
work overhead and made very gloomy