Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-17

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Amusemenis-"A Night in New York"
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Local Matters.
The Man From Maine.
| Just tell them that you saw me
Tel Bryan--Plummer too.
flghd SeWaH. Watson. Bateman
And Altgeld's famous crew,
It's needless to waste talking
They'll know me spite their pain
Ecr they ve been up all night chalklng
Inc great returns from Maine.
Just tell them that you saw me
ne unread chump of Maine
/ VINO doesn't read the papers
Ana Who hears George Fred exnlafn
| ~ men who lead the nation
ANA Inc men who Leaf creation
Are these honest chumps of Maine,.
Bath Times.
Foot ball is in the air.
The sun shone on the Pythians.
Campaign clubs are doing effective
work
The cony High boys are practiciny
on the gridiron.
$. J. Whipple of Scion. was in Au-
susta Wednesday.
Miss Emma l.. Howe is spending a
fcw days i'm BOSTON
Albert Libby has opened barber
shop on Cushnoc Heights.
H. G. Prince of the Waterville Mail,
WAS in the city. yesterday.
Heman Whipple Of Scion. was in the
city, yesterday on business.
X \. Jones. the well known Sidney
contractor, was in Augusta, Wednes-
day 4
George Pickering was lodged in Jail.
yesterday, for non-payment of his poll
tax
Miss Ina Chadbourne is visiting Miss
Carrie Randall at Freeport for
week.
Roy Smith returned to his home in
Portland, yesterday after a two
weeks visit in the city.
Cy Reed ana Frank Stevens of Booth
bay Harbor. were in the city, yester-
day, with the Knights of Pythias of
ther town
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Cobb of ST. Louis,
Mo, will return home. today. after
short visit with Mrs f. Haskell on
Crosby street.
Elaine owen has resigned his posi-
ton as manager of the Cony High
school foot ball team and c. S. May
has been chosen to fill the vacancy.
Henry Cummings was called to New
lork, Tuesday. by the death of an
uncle. He was accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. Cummings. of Manches-
ter SAT-
Albert Pope of Providence. II. l.,
= IN the city for short time. Mr..
Pope was employed in this city several
years ago in the grocery store of w. G.
Fifeld
When you can buy two baskets of
Concord grapes or u pounds of sweet
potatoes for - cents, you ought to be
G. W. Wadleigh advertises
them at these prices
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hay and the islands every Tuesday.
Friday and Sunday. leaving Augusta
At \. NJ. On other days the boat
'nly goes as far as Bath.
Mrs. w. II. Jackson has returned
rom visit to her sister Mrs. George
Iellison, at Danvers. Mass. Mrs. Jel-
ison accompanied Mrs. Jackson back
e this city and will make short visit
With her.
superintendent F. a. Lawton of the
Central railroad. was in the
ity, Wednesday. The railroad is do
ne a good business" says Mr.. I.awton
IN excursion will be run from Cumber-
ind Mills, to the Togus Home today.
y way of the Maine Central and the
,ennebec Central railroads.
The local clothiers report business as
ute dull at he present time-a lull
efore the storm Winter goods are
to arrive in dead earnest
nd about the first of October the de-
and for them will begin. Overcoats
re going to be about the usual price
) last year but a man will get better
oods for his money than heretofore
Local Notice.
Mr.. John ]. Turner will resume les
ms in voice culture in Augusta during
,ptember. Address in care of Mel
lie Smiths music room, 80 Winthrop
rect. Sept3d3taW&wky2w