Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Libel notice.
spring Water.
Ely's Cresm Balm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
wort on Diamonds.
For Sale-Boarding House.
Will papers-F II Caly.
Men wanted for canvassers.
Wan ed-Six Machine men.
For Sale-Awnines ami Tents.
Wanted-Cus.omers for Awnings.
Statement Americ IN Surety Co.
stat. meut u, cashire Insurance Co.
Spring Garmen;s-Eowler & Hanlen
Annual statement II. Inc Insurance Co
: atement Bano;er Fire Insurance Co.
Election no'ice-Troy Steam Laundry
Wanted-Woman TO take charge OF farm house
Local Matters.
twill not be long before the cap will
begin to run.
William Harvey of Resdfeld was in tie
city, Wednesday.
Frank Harrington of Bowdoin "a was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. d. b. Miller has returned from
visit TO Waldoboro..
Charles +. Dunlap of Portland was in
the city "wednesday.
The awnings have been let down ia fIoa.
of several of the stores.
Hon. Charles Love y.was in the city
from Sidney, Wednesday.
City Clerk &. o. Wad,so rth Of G ,ria,r
was in the city Wednesday.
Afr today at l o'clock the board of reg
istration will not accept any challenges.
f. c. Han ilton, proprietor, City Hotel,
Waterville, was ia the tity Wednesday.
Nellie McIIsnry and her company Of
players left Wednesday morning for Ban.
gr.
Cushnoc r ,yal Arch Chapter will work
three candidates in the royal area degree
this evening.
George w. Viekery, who has ben con.
faed to his residence by illness, was able
to be cut Wednesday.
z The remains Of Henry Il. Paine, who
died at the hospital, were sent to Wilton on
the 10 10 train Wednesday.
About 20 of the Augusta fremen will
take part in the entertainment to be given
March IA, by Tony Clarks juvenile band
y The class rings for the graduating classes
of the Hallowell high school and the Cony,
have betn received by kirkpatrick
Vickery.
Three or four DRINKS were let out OF the
police station Tuesday night after RECEIVING
due instruction from the city marshal to
keep sober.
Two fellows engaged in the nose smash
ing business, yesterday, but after the battle
the wounds were few. Both were arrested
and small fine paid.
Mr.. A. II. Smiley, who has been conduct
ing singing school at Bingham for several
weeks, will return today and resume his
duties as clerk in the agricultural depart
ment at the State House.
The formation of Camera Club is b'i
talked Of As quite large number nave
cameras and delight in the pastime of using
them i. seems as if such club should re
both pleasant and profitable one Tor us
members.
"Say, boss, have you got dime you
can lend me?" is frequent qu'stioh
one will overhear when passing by tue
street corner loafers these fine days. More
DRINKS have been seen upon the stree"
this week than any time for month.
The attt ntion of our readers is called 10
the advertisement in another column Oh
Diamond epring water. Mr.. Wade na'
few words to say as to what he Rho"'o,
its qualities. Those who know MIN
have no doubts as to the, facts he fes'ihe''''
In the J. f. Fuller Co. show WINDOW -.
samples of oranges and small branche'o :.
the orange tree which were picked ana ''A'
here by r. w. Soule. They are known -
the naval orange. A carload. will arrive :.
a few days from Southern Californ'a '
it is said that it will be the first caf'0'.