Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-30

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Borax Soap.
| wanted-Secoud work.
Ice privilege-For sale.
Bargains-C. W. Morrill,.
| To let-Furnished rooms.
| Prescriptions-C. II. Beane.
| Chinaware-C. II. Blackington.
| Fruit sale at st. Marks Rectory.
| Notice of dissolution of partnership.
| Special bargains w. F. Studley & Co.
Local Matters.
Big trades at c. W. Morrill's.
Charles Aohorn went to Boston, yester-
| day, after horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Beals were In
| Bangor, yesterday.
James Boyd is happy, Good sale Of
stoves and furniture
The shipments by Tuesday S boat from
| Boston, were unusually heavy.
j. II. Ellis of Ronseley lakes is visit
Ing his cousin, Mrs c. l.. Marston.
Forty-four bales of cotton were received,
Tuesday, by the KennebecF boat for the
Edwards Manufacturing Company.
Mr.. Henry Taylor of Litchfield was In
the city, Tuesday, on business. The Jour
nal had the pleasure of call from him.
Ladies of St. Marks parish who have
contributions for the sale are requested to
carry them to the rectory on Thursday,
Oct 81, '95. See ad.
Mrs. Nancy Judkins of Fairfield, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George Snowdeal of Cushuoc Heights, re.
turned home, Tuesday.
Guy o. Vickery has just completed this
years class ring of the Cony High school.
1t is very handsome. The band is oval, of
l4-karat gold, with the embossed figures
90, in frosted gold
There will be a regular meeting of Seth
Williams Relief Corps, at 3 P. NJ, Thurs
day. A large attendance is urgently re-
quested, as business of Importance will
come before the meeting.
To the fellow who has no money and
sleeps cold 1t must be aggravating to look
into Fowler & Hamlen's blanket window.
Such sight gives one who can purchase
a very comfortable feeling.
S. W. Tibbetts bought the Arling-
ton house of b. c. Murray, Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Tibbetts says he is going
to run things in first-c class fashion. and
make the hotel all that could be desired.
West End Lotion" 'softens the
toughest skin and keeps it in good condi-
ton. Do you believe it? Do as the
writer is going to, try it. 1t costs but little
and Dcvinc & Coughlin make great
claims for it,
strppt 1pnartmnnt Ia.
In ON Commercial street the past few
days, leyclliDg off places where 1t has been
much needed. The planking of the bridge
Will be shortly completed, when the lum-
Der for that purpose shall arrive.
Since the last of the rear drive of logs
passed through the dam, Saturday, somo
OF the Augusta Lumber Company 5 timber
has been floated down, but yesterday,
during the southerly wind, it was impossi
BILE to continue. There Is still quite a
number to come down
Mr.. VIM G. Tucker, president of tho
VIM. G. Tucker Manufacturing Com
pany New York City, was in the city,
yesterday, on his return from hunting
trip down on the line of the b. & A. He
brought along an unusually large buck
and doe which he shot in the first day and
half that he stopped at Gerrish's camp.
His guide was Ben Harris, and Mr..
Tucker said he found the best guides and
camp board down there that he ever came
across.
" family Of beavers have just com
oleted dam on Babel brook, four miles
rom North Brownvillc, in Piscataquis
county, remarked an Augusta man, yes
'erday, who recently returned from that
'icinity. 1.-The dam is 20 feet in
ength with wings Is feet long, backing
Up the water for one-fourth Of mile.
Where they came from Is mystery They