Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-10

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Sapolio.
Dor sale-Pano.
Nor sale-Top buggy.
tlason's Catafrh Cure.
For sale-Sa,ety bicycle.
Chadwick's Music Store.
Report First National Bank.
FOR sale : Pair young horscs.
Wsshburn Cro,hy 4 Co s flour.
Wanfed-Iwo bssQus fnishers.
wan,ed-Girl for housework
See Tasker Bros. new advertisement.
Statement OF Granite National Bank.
Proposals for supplies AT Soldiers Home
Latest spring goods-Buckley 4 Goodrich.
Local Matters.
The spring work at the cemeteries ia
being done.
Many of the fine lawns about the city arc
being graded.
Mrs. ARENAS Libbey went to Boston.
Wednesday morning.
A. A. Young proposes to run an excursion
to Georgia next winter.
c. W. Potter OF Brunswick was in the
Capital City, Wednesday.
Mrs. f. S. Hall has returned from four
weeks visit to Waterville.
I. s. Benson, town treasurer of Sidney,
was in the city, Wednesday.
Tasker Bros. have the best line of col
l.rs and cuffs in M'ine. See 3D.
o w. w. Wing is repairing the house on
Middle street he purchased of A. M. Wight.
Cushnoc Tribe, l. o. r. NJ will give a
peace dance Monday evening, in its n,w
hail.
Mrs. Nancy Hayden has returned from
Stockton. CAL, where she has passed the
winter.
l., M. Leland, who recently returned
from New York, is very sick at his home
on Winthrop street.
The water pipe for the Crescent stem
l'undry building was lail, yesterday, aid
the machinery put ia.
The Cony High School team will begin
practice next week for the f, Id day sport,
of the M. I. S. A. A.
Charles Burns, one of the prop etors of
Hotel North, has purchased of S. T. StiIkey
the year oil bay Hall colt.
Horace Sturgis will probably return
from Germany sometime between the 10Th
Of May and the | st of June.
Most of the new houses are being built
on the East side this 'pri,r. At present
five new houses are being built.
The wife of Councillor Harrington who
has recently been quite i'll has recovered
and accompanied her husband "Wednesday
10 Augusta.
Arthur ID. Libby, prescripi ion clerk in
Kim msn's drug store, was able to b, OFT,
Wednesday, and attend to his work after
'ew day g sickness.
Several Grand Lodge Ulcers Of the A.
}. I. W. will be here next Tuesday eve
,ing to exemplify the work. About %
will be initiated.
1t is amusing to hear the peculiar nick
lanes the prisoners ut The jsil have among
themselves. One fellow Is known rs Paw
Zee Bill, another Woodchuck, Sailor Jack,
'warlhy J)e and so on.
The remains of tb' late Esther A. How
I'D, ho dI. in Lowell, Mass, of pneu-
no Ia. eyed "A years, arrived here, Wedncs-
lay afternoon, accompani by relatives,
nd were taken to Sidney for interment.
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Some of the young people of the Fint
'ap1't cbufth nave invited President Is.
:, Whitman of Colby University, to gi"e
n ~ddrrss next Tueslsy evening, May u,
their church. They will also tender bn
r. c. p ion at this time, t, which fri ,nds Of
ducation are cordially in tied.
Dru' ks, rorghs, and fellows who run
way with Nhe idea that they can run the
arih, vii do vel 10 bear in mind th"t On
he electric cars is one of the places whore
icy must behave themselves. The follow
'g, some conductors, others motor men,
ave been sworn in as special police Frank
pear, Henry Clark, Fred Harvey, Thorn"
lowe, Vincent Huntington, Fred Lee and
lessrs. Mcfarland, PhHbrook and Mari