Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-12


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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Dressmaking.
The 99c. Store.
Augusta Ice go.
Seal Brand Coffee.
To let-Small tenement.
Notice-City of Augusta
Millinery-Mrs. G. A. Libby.
Carriages for saie-J II. Fuller.
To let--A small convenient rent.
Spring iackets-Bussell & Weston.
Easter Opening-W. +. Studley & Co.
Fine Groceries-The j. +. Fuller Co.
The One Price Clothier-H. S. Blaisdel
Grand Easter opening-Buckley & oojrich.
Local Matters.
Mayor Beale of Bangor, was in the city,
yesterday.
Fish Commissioner Stanley was in the
city, yesterday.
DR.. j. +. Hill has leturn,d from LUIS.
mess trip to New York.
W. d. Cornish was in the city from
Bowdoinham, Thursday. A4
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business trip. yesterday.
President Harris Of the Stits COLLEGE
was in the city, yes terday
Chaplin Iydston was here from Litch-
field Corner, yesterday afternoon.
The painters have begun to change the
colors of many residences in this city.
Col +. C. Stevens, Governor Cleaves'
private secretary, is confined to his home
by sickness.
Oscar Holway and wife re turned from
Auburn, yesterday afternoon, where they
visited their SON
The residence of Mrs. Lot M. Morrill,
is being reprinted and the work is being
done by B. f. Hysom.
The boys of the Green street Methodist
society will not have the kite party, Sat
urday of this week as the pastor has a fun
cral engagement. Another time will be
appoin ted.
Stanley Strait was before United States
Commissioner Choato, yesterday and took
the poor debtors oath. District Attorney
Bradbury appeared in behalf of the gov
eminent.
Spring has come. Men and boys will
want new clothes. II. S. Blaisdell, the
closhier has just received an extensive
assortment and latest designs of all the
leading styles.
DR.. G. NJ. Twitchell went to Lewis
ton, yesterday, to make some arrange
ment for the coming Maine State Fair,
for which some new and unusually fine
features will be provided.
Prepare for war in times of peace, also
prepare for Easter Sunday now. Don't
forget that Russell & Weston have the
most extensive stock of gloves, of all
shades, they have ever carried.
Mr.. +. W. Andrew evidently takes great
pride in fitting his customers, and giving
them his personal attention, which means
D good deal when his large Boston expo
renee in the shoe business is considered.
w. S. Baldwin went to Winslow yes
-crday, to attend to some matters in con-
nection with the new roof that the Hol-
ingsworth & Whitney Company, pro-
poses to place upon one of its buildings.
c. .. Tibbotts, superintendent of
burials, will have several men at work in
he cemeteries as soon as the frost is out.
lie made Mount Pleasant cemetery look
much better last summer, and quite
number of new lots were laid out.
OHe oi Jne IdSb Dub not least TO COM
nence an extensive opening today is
Mrs. G. A. Libby near Bridge. Her store
s full of goods from New York and Bos-
on. They are of the latest style and
Imong the latest arrivals. See her ad.
The Augusta Teachers Association
will meet this afternoon at the VIM. r.
smith Grammar school at 3 p. M. The
will be an address by Mr..
;tetson, State superintendent of schools
N How to read the play OF Julius
;aesar. Association Notes. by Lottie
question box.
Local Notice.