Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-06

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Wauted-Agents.
wanted-OrRanizers.
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To Let-Tenemen'.
Dr. Greene's Nervura.
Wanted-Business man.
The Fuller Drug Store.
Furs-F. W. Mathews.
Pane's Celery Compound,
Clarvoyant-Dr. Merrill.
Garments-Fowier & Hamln.
Dress Goods-E. q. Leighton.
See want ad of Hotel johnson.
DIR. Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy.
Local Matters.
Dance at Oakw God this evening.
The clothing trade is starting up little.
Capital Grange will celebrate at River.
side today.
Over 30 people will take part in the
"Mikado." Oh
DR.. CIV. Taggart of Winthrop, was
here yesterday.
Hon. J. H. Manley returned home from
Washington, yesterday.
Charles A. Price and wife went to Rich.
mond yesterday afternoon.
The Cony street sidewalk has been re.
concerted in several places.
The schooner Abenaki is at the wharf
being loaded with paving blocks.
The police have been talking up a grand
police ball, which will probably be held in
November.
Mr.. Fairbanks, the star foot ball player
of the Bowdoin team of last year, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. F. A. Brick and daughter, who
have been here visiting, have returned to
Somsrville, Mass.
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A large hog was seen at Lee Wadleigh's,
yesterday. 1t weighed 500 pounds and was
raised by Fred Trask of Mount Vernon.
The cadets of the Maine State College,
Orono, passed through the city yesterday,
en- route to Portland, where they will camp
out week.
Jim Smith, travelling agent for the
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Railroad, was
here yesterday, and called upon Ticket
Agent Walker.
Happy" White was before the police
C, art yesterday morning, for being intoxi'
Gated. Happy" promised to keep sober
and was allowed to go.
Hon. George Pottle, of the board of State
assessors, who has been in the city tins
week, left yesterday for his home in Lewis
ton, and will return Monday.
Bert Norcross has just brought from Bos-
ton fine span of bay horses, five and sl1
years old, half sisters, weighing 22Oo
pounds, black pei is. 1t is handsome
team.
Engineer Getchell of this city has taken
contract to draft set of plans Tor the
Calsis water works. He has also just COM
pleted big job of land surveying lot
Oliver Mouton of Randolph.
o. A. Tuell of this city, chief OF inc
Red Men of the State, left for Portiano'
yesterday afternoon, to attend meeting
of the Great Council of Maine, that mas
been called by the National Great Council
Louis Phillips, who was before the pohce
court, yesterday morning, for drunkenness
and living kind of hermit life along Tue
river bank, was instructed to leave the Guy
for Boston before today, where he has Oo''r
can relatives.
J. Wesley Gilman, department comuauu'
or of the G. A. II. of Msine, was AZ u'e
meeting of Seth Williams Poet, u A. ~
Thursday evening, when grand camp NV
was held. Mr.. Glmin addressed the post
The attendance was large.
Sol. Haag who appeared before l ni'eu
States Commissioner Choate OF this CITY,
several weeks ago, for selling boxes u
ciy ars without the revenue stamp 'PO'
them, was before the United STATES co''
in Portland, Thursday, and was Pia'.
under 500 bonds to re-appear next hP'"'
the case having been postponed.
Local Notice.
Bianchi Bros. fruit dealers, under ooni
bouse has inst received 500 basKen "