Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-01

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY,
To let Office.
A cry for bread.
Notice to voters.
Proposals for piliug.
Kouphy-E. W. Church
Peanut tafy--E II. jenkins.
For sale-llillinery business.
special eale-Buckley q Goodrich.
Cut prices in albums-C. W. Morrill,.
Townsend & Besk-Augusta clothiers.
Baked bean banquet - Golden Cross
Special announcement Lehman & Spaulding.
Local Matters.
Rubber bco.s are beginning to be in coed
demand.
George vickery is quite i'll at his HON,
with the grip.
Albert G. Barnard of Sidney was in the
city Wednesday.
J. NJ. Hayes was in the city from Bruins.
wick Wednesday.
Alonzo Stilphen, auditor of Pittston, was
in the city Wednesday.
State Veterinary Bailey of Portland was
in Augusta Wednesday.
Mr.. Arthur 4. Parrott has purchased q
fine Ave year-old Wilkes mare.
G. X. Gre enc, supervisor of schools of
was in the city wednesday.
Hauling loads on Water streets growing
owing to the snow and ice melt
Ing away.
Hon. +. b. Mallet, IT., of FreepoH,
passed through the city Wednesday, on the
.33 train.
A new class in bookkeeping will be
formed at the Dirigo Business college,
March 9Th.
DR.. w. H. Fairbanks, veterinary surgeon,
was in Vassalboro Wednesday on a pro.
fessional visit.
1t is said that the crows have made their
appearance, but if so, they have not become
very conspicuous.
Mr.. f. T. Bradstreet. one of the leading
lumber merchants of Gardiner, was here on
business Wednesday.
The warm sun will soon find its way
through tie snow to the bare ground. The
snow is melting quite freely each day
An account of stock" was being taken
at the city agency Wednesday morning
1t probably made better showing than 1t
will after election.
The boys of the Copy High School have
sent to Boston for a set Of new boxing
gloves and have engaged one Of the students
to take care of the gymnasium.
Mrs. Dallett of Philadelphia, and Mr..
and Miss Thurber of Boston
of the late Mrs. Stnrgls,
were present at the funeral Tuesday.
Nrs. Irene A. Douglass of South Dover
who came to Augusta to attend the funeral
of her brother the late j. w. Pbinney, left
for Haverhill, Mass, Wednesday to visit
friends in that place.
The three-act play, "Our Boys, when
was presented in this city by local talent
with such iattering success will be played
n Gardiner this evening in connection with
the High school fair.
Attractive advertising paper for the ap'
pearance of Nellie McHenry in. "a Night
at the Circus" has been placed on the bill
boards. This play will be presented in the
Opera house, March 6 b.
The RiceDixey Company left here
Wednesday morning on the 1910 train fo'
Lewiston. They had two special cars anu
80 pieces of baggage. Quite number Oh
Mr.. Dixey's local admirers were at 'ns
depot to see them of.
The lO-cent team Of Will jackson tppsa
over yesterday in front of Kinsman's drug
store, causing the driver to roll ont into inc
street. Help was quickly at hand and 'he
sleigh, robes, etc, were soon in piace'
The damage was very slight.
The market report for "Wednesday was
~ cts. per bushel; corn, 81 ds. co'n
meal, AZ cts; bran, $50 per to1; slu'en
meal, S1.15 per 100 lbs; middlings' sii-
per 100 lbs ,tton seed 81 80 per lou ios.'
baled hay, $40 and $ls; loose hay si''
dry hard wood, o. and Sc.
Colonel Sfaplea and Chas. A. MiIikeh