Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-19

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Wanted-Cook.
Want d. A girl.
To let-Tenement.
Wanted ShovelleTs.
Found-Pecketbook.
Wanted-Cu TONERS.
PianOs-J. I. Patterson.
ENcursion-M.C X. X.
Wanted-A capable girl.
Wanted-Men and women.
Peaches cheap-R. w. Soule.
Local Matters.
Judge A. G. Andrews was in Boston.
yesterday.
Sewall r. Savage left Tuesday for
Bowdoin College.
w. L. Wilder and wife were here Tues
day from Searsmont.
The Methodist parsonage will be provi.
ded with electric lights.
The Maine Central is running excursions
to the White Mountains.
DR.. p. II. S. Vaughan returned, Tues.
day morning, from Skowhegan.
The indictments found by the grand
jury are being rapidly cleared up.
l.. c. Cornish, Esq, left for Skowhegan,
Tuesday where he will attend court.
Attorney W. II. Fisher went to Skowle.
gan, yesterday morning, to attend court
The Maine Central excursion to Quebec
and Montreal i'll take place the DIST. Are
you going? ....
Hon. George Pottle of the board Of
State assessors returned to Lewiston,
Tuesday morning.
Charles S. PetteneiIl, Harry II. Hamlen
and G. Cakes Tobey Jr., left yesterday for
Bowioin College.
w. S. Cotton, clerk in the House of
Representatives,, was here from Lisbon on
business yesterday.
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A new counter has been placed in the
Augusta Loan & Building Association
room, which is an appreciated improve
ment.
Frank N. Pearce of Denver, Colo,
brother of the late Fred Pearce, whose
iineral was held Monday, is visiting in
the city.
Hon. ii. M. Heath left Tuesday, for
Houlton, where he will Try case in re-
gard to the Kennebec Mutual Life In
surance CO.
DR.. L. J. Croker, Jr., who has been in
Nova Scotia, for some time, has decided to
locate with his father in this city, where he
will practice medicine.
Charles ii. Pulsifer, clerk in the Hunt
iugton clothing house, is in Bangor, and
viii, today, be married, the bride to be
Miss Annie Tibbetts Of that city.
The water connections have been made
AMI the double line will, today, be in OPP
Grafton, which will relieve any doubt as
to the supply in case of urgent need.
OF all inland pleasure spots OF Name,
none excels the Rangeley lakes, and if you
would like to visit there, read the Maine
Central excursion al for the Sunday trip.
Hon. p. o. Vickery was seen on Stale
street early yesterday morning, dressed IN
his hunting suit and was preparing to takea
spin into the woods in this vicinity, to bring
back some game.
Excursion Agent Pernell of the Name
Central was in the city, yesterday, arrang-
ing for the grand excursion to New YORK.
the eth, which he said will be enjoyable
and largely patronized.
II have sold more clothing ibis year
than did last" remarked dealer Tues
together better now than ever before ana
is as cheap in price as ] ever knew 1t to De'
The Augusta members of the Seconu
Maine Cavalry will probably all attend INC
reunion at Gardiner, today. The baoge'
to be worn at the reunion, enc OF winch
was shown to JOURNAL man, are very
neat and pretty.
A JOURNAL representative has receh'V
met two prominent gentlemen of the o'a~
who have lately taken their first TIP o'ei
the new Bangor and Aroostook Railroau
One was Hon. Hall G. Burleigh OF Vassai-
boro, chairman of the board of State as'e'.
ors, and the other vas Hon. W. 5. Coitonoi
Lisbon, clerk of the Maine House OF hep'
re sentaiives. Both gentlemen were loud III
their praise of the road and its management.
Both expressed the opinion that 1t Is one "
Tho verv host in po;nt of CONSTRUCTION III