Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-09

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plying space in our advertising columns
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY,
| TO Iet-Room
| To Let-Store.
| Wantcd-Agents.
| Young man wanted
| Teas--F. J.. Webber.
| Notwithstanding (.
| 10 let-Furnished room.
| Shaker Digestive Cordial.
| Irish setter pups for sale.
| Wanted-Girl for housework.
Hill & Locke-Tea and coffee.
The Atkinson House Furushers.
Mdhony Heaters-Taber x Carey. 1
Local Matters.
H. II. Adams was here from Belgrade,
Thursday.
p. S. Longley Of Scion, was in the
city, yesterday.
E. H. Kelsey Of Arson, was In Au-
gusta. yesterday.
II. II. leighton went to Brunswick
yesterday afternoon.
visiting in the city, yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Hiram Gilman of Sit
Vernon, was in Augusta. Thursday.
Leonard F. Cooper of South Windsor,
was in Augusta. Thursday, on bust
ness.
Mayor f. f. Hanson of Belfast, was
a distinguished visitor to the city,
Thursday.
George +. Frye will return Saturday
from Dover. y. IL, his old home, where
he has been on weeks visit
An Augusta cab man estimates that
there will he 40 men driving teams
during the session of the Legislature
Reduced rates are offered on the
Maine Central for those who desire to
attend the Sagadahoc fair at Topsham,
next week
Rev. c. \. Hayden returned, yester-
day afternoon, from Biddeford. where
he has been in attendance at the Uni
veTsalist State convention.
Hill & Locke believe in putting the
best foot forward, hence they have OBJ
tanned the exclusive sale of the cele-
brated "Deerfoot" farm sausage.
J. l.. Cony of the Postal Telegraph
Company, is acting as manager of the
company's office at Waterville during
the absence of the regular manager.
Frank Wall. who has been employed
at Noroton. CT. for the past three
years. arrived home. yesterday after
noon. He will probably settle in this
city.
Charles l.. Marston has taken a con-
ract to haul 100 telephone poles from
acre to Washington village, % miles
last of Augusta, for the New England
Telephone & Telegraph Company.
While on a hunting trip for few
lays in the Dead river region. Burt l..
Toung received the congratulations of
he local sportsmen for taking with
lis rifle one of the first deer to be Sc
ured in those parts.
Mrs. Higgins will in the near future,
'ccupy the room adjoining Miss Eta
:. Hanson's. over the New Age office
t will be stocked with corsets, and
ancy goods, and be known as the cor
ct parlors. She will also retain her
resent position with Miss Hanson
The Atkinson Furnishing Company
re determined that no one shall be
gnorant of the low prices prevailing
n the furniture in their store. for
hort time. Their full page ad makes
IS appearance again this morning, de-
laring that there never was time
quail to the present for supplying
ONE with suitable furnishings.
"Flve-eights of our business is done
three weeks at the Christmas time
aid a Jeweler, yesterday, "at all other
eriods of the year business is at
'andstiil with us. Lots of people
no come in grow suspicious if you
ell them solid gold ring for So. they
II to be plated. while if you
ell plated ring for 81 some person
MI be sure to ask you if it is solid
old
Local Notice.