Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-15


ing the last few days. We will pa,
one hundred dollars in cash TO,
the arrest and conviction or TO,
evidence that will lead to the a..
rcst and conviction of any THE,
stealing the journal from our sub.
scribers in any part Of the city.
BuRLEicH g. FLYNT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
| Found-Cape.
| Manted-Man.
i administrators sale.
| Lost--A shepherd dog.
| Wanted-Fancy ironer.
| c. Ii. Beane-Druggfst
| Salmon Gold Mining GO.
| T.. l.. Webbcr-firoceries
| Noticc-Chas. A. Thomas.
| Tdrrant Settler Aperient.
|
Local Matters.
Hon. II. Nj. Heath was in Bath.
| Tuesday.
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Mrs. Myrick and Mrs. Fuller left for
the Isle Of Springs, Tuesday.
Joseph Williamson, Jr., returned
last evening. from a trip TO Boston.
F. r. Partridge is making Temple
pharmacy noted place in Augusta.
George Goodwin of st. Adams, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Plummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holway re-
turned to Auburn, Tuesday, after visit
ing relatives
Miss Mira Byther of Linneus. is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Packard on
Dayton street.
Miss Eva Yeaton and Lot NJ. Meserve
of Dresden Mills. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Shea.
". II. Reid and family left. yester-
day, for their summer residence at
Hammond S Grove.
Mrs. W. l.. Choate and son Albert of
iiavcrhill, Mass. are making a stay
with Nj. w. Eugley.
f. c. Whitehouse, the treasurer of
the Bowdoin Paper Co. was in the
city. yesterday. on business
Ilr- l. J. Crooker, Jr., went to Little
Diamond Island, Portland harbor. yes
tcrday. for a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Young and
daughter, Miss Maude. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Libby at the Ar
iingtop house.
Nearly everyone appears to be plan
ming to take in the game with Paw
tucket at the Augusta Driving park.
this afternoon.
Miss B. f. Libby of New York. and
Sidney G. Bradbury of Fairfield are
the guests Of their brother. John a.
bradbury on Green street
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Flynt and family
left. yesterday. for their cottage at
Waldhcim. Dexter. on the shores of
Lake Wassokeog. Mrs. Flynt will pass
he remainder of the summer there
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The Friends tent meetings will be
continued this week, afternoons and
evenings, through Sunday. They have
peen very successful. large attcndances
nave been present at all the meetings.
one of the most beautiful display of
'oses can be seen the residence of Dam
el Moore at the cornerof Northern ave-
luc and oxford street One side of the
house is almost wholly covered with
'oses
Half rates of fare will be given on
he Maine Central Railroad today, for
bose who desire to attend the recep-
ion to Arthur Sewau, Democratic
.ominee for Vice President which will
&c held at Bath, this evening.
G. ID. Haskells corner store is on
ILL., but really needs 10 such elevation
o make it noted If G. D. Haskell
eers on charging his business he may
e accused of being a monopolist. He
ertainly is, to the joy of the people, as
egards a public drinking fountain of
ure Glenwood Spring ice water.
Diving is precarious business unless
ne knows what he is about. With
,cks and logs and other kinds of stuff
a the river bottom, many one comes
grief by striking his head One of
lie best of fellows in the city recently
IT an awful crack on the nose. the re-
ut of going too deep. He encountered
log with a sharp limb sticking from
The wonder is, he says, that it
dn't take his eye
neal Nniien