Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-16

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
See new adv.
Sleighs Stored.
Wanted-Agents.
Found--Bankbook.
Oxydonor Victory.
For Sale--House lots.
Hanover Fire ms. Co.
DR.. Greene's Nervura.
Partridge's Sarsaparilla.
Dudley & Lynn-Ifailors.
Chance for appointments.
Historical Publishing Co.
Amusements-Bo Boston Symphony.
= Proposals for Glover Medicine Co.
Amnsements-St Patricks Concert.
Local Matters.
Arthur Little was hefe from Wiscasset,
Friday.
The boys are enjoying the skating on
the river.
trip to Calais.
Orvillc Lambard has returned from his
visit to New York.
Ten prisoners were released from Ken
nebec JAIL Thursday.
H. W. Norcross has opened an office in
the Postal Telegraph headquarters.
Capt. Jesse Tuck has returned from
Lewiston, where he passed several days.
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Mrs. Annie Farnham of Lowell, is in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs C. +.
Hayward.
There is talk of another dance at the
Augusta house before the Legislature adj
journs.
j. c. Kirkpatrick will open jewclry
business in the Beale store the first Of
the week.
Warden Allen of the State prison, who
has been in the city several days left for
his HON G, yesterday morning.
Frank Stevens formerly of the Kenne-
bee arsenal, is in the city from the Spring
field armory on six days leave of abb
sence.
There will be the usual sale of cake,
candies, etc, at the Unitarian parlors,
on Saturday afternoon, March 16, from
three to five o'clock.
Rev. W. +. Berry of Waterville will
preach at the Methodist church, Sunday.
and Rev. Mr.. Cummings will occupy the
Methodist pulpit at Waterville.
Mayor Millikon has been sick this week,
but it is hoped that he will be able to DO
out by Monday, to attend the organizing
of the new city government.
Mr.. b. C. Lyford of Bowdoin, gen.
tleman who saw active service in the First
Maine Heavy Artillery, was at the capt.
tai, Friday, calling on old friends.
Hon. Edward Wiggin of the State
Grange left here for Worcester, Mass,
Friday morning, where he will attend the
meeting of the New England masters Of
the grange at which place the next meet
ing of the national grange to be held in
New England, will be decided upon.
g tot ion nnl- I'M Ittr.
able and attractive cloths is of the best,
people take it for granted that the cloth
will prove satisfactory if it be genuine
Scotch. The writer saw very desirable
mixture of browns and green in these
goods at Dudley q Lynns. They arc
also showing some fine styles in other
cloths
Three attractions for today free. A cup
Of hot cocoa, a sheet Of music and the
smile of a charming lady, (but don't touch
,ho free chewing gum Great things are
,eing claimed for Van Houten's cocoa, and
his lady is here for today to demonstrate
he claim with free drink of this de-
icious beverage. You may expect rush
10 go early. Remember the place, Hill IL
locke, grocers.
One of the leading events of the winter
will be the St. Patricks concert and the
ecture by Col. A. w. Bradbury upon the
End of the Century," which will BIO
'iven in Meonian hall Monday evening.
Music will be furnished by Higgins