Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-26

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Lost-Parcel.
No,ice--Supreme Court
Amt Rehecca's Cou h Drops.
PItent Medicines &c. ". Brann.
Red Figure Sale-w. r. Studley,
Mil Winter txcursiou-M. Z. X r.
Wanied peopse--Loitie +. Stafford
Wanted-Pupiis for piano and organ
See lii who spend Thousands. year ,dvtitisius
Local Matters.
Colonel Philb-ook was in Gardner Thur.
day on business.
A new lot of liquors have been received
a. the city agency.
Robert j.. Cochran, Esq, of Houto,,
was in the city Thursday.
DR.. George f. Brickett made business
trip to Portland Thursday.
Joel II. Gray of Scion Was one OF the
visitors to the city Thursday.
w. II. Bartlett and wife of Portland.
made visit to the city Thursday.
The wood work of the Bianchi store 10th
inside and outside, has been painted
John Foss Of the steamer Frank Jones'
was in the city Thursday visiting relatives.
The Corbett-- Mitchell fight was topic Ct
discussion among the sporting men Thurs
day.
The tramps seem 10 be swaIming iato the
city. The police scooped in two Thursday
at noon.
Ira Croker of Portland was among the
visitors to the Capital city Thursday on
business.
glut of the orange market in Boston
the past few days had its effect as far East
as Augusta.
VIM. Snow, one of the prominent lunl.
Der merchants of Skowhegan, was in the
city Thursday.
Martin Clancy, clerk at the Cony house,
was able to be on duty Thursday sfer
several days illness. &c.,
Major J. w. Berry of Gardiner, will give
an address today before the students Of
Cony high school. His topic will probably
be Scenic Painting"
The latest advces from Mr.. o. A. Tueh
indicate that he is improving slowly and
steadily. He has left Pasadena, and is now
in Tucson, Arizona.
DIR. =. II. S. Vaughn, one OF tie
physicians at the insane hospital, was more
comfortable Thursday than at anytime
during his illness OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. +. S. Lyman gave pleasant whist
psrty Thursday evening at her home on
Green street The company had delight
full time. Refreshments were served.
George p. Fall returned Thursday to bis
studies in the law Office of Baker, Baker
Staples. He has been at his home in Albion
called there by illness in his fathers family.
The last dance in the course OF assem-
blies, given under the management OF MISS
Manley, Miss Parrot and Mr.. M. 5. HoI'
way, will be given in Union hall this eveL'
ing.
w. II. Carter, organist at st. Lukes
Cathedral, Portland, is to have in Augusta
and Gardiner, pupils for piano and organ
Mr.. Carter is recognized as an organi't OF
exceptional talent.
Mrs. S. w. Stryker of Chicago
spending short time with Mrs. WIN,
r. Smith. Col Stryker is expected wlilin
a few days, and after n short stay 'hey
will return to Chicago.
The play 1.-The Soldier of Fortune
which was to appear here THURSDAY even
ing closed its business before the time eN-
D .cted. The drama "a House on "e
Marsh" has cancelled the date which was'o
be this evening
Waverly hall is being fitted up by TIC
WorkinQmen's Protective Tariff League
Tables are being made and the room ia'-
nished so as to make it attractive and pleas
urable to those who embrace the prlvileg'
offered by the league.
A large party of friends and neiehpoIs
met at the home of Mr.. snd Mrs. L. W.
Mason this week and had very de!ighIiui
at