Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.


Augusta Art Studio.
Lost--A Pocket book.
Bargains at The Bazaar.
Clotbiug-O. Tyler Il Sons.
Bargains-Nalcolm & Dyer.
The "Huster" has a new ad.
+. II. Burgess photographer.
See q. ". Wadeigh's new ad
Tine New York Florida Special
The Hsricopa Loan & Trust Co.
Car pets-Hooper, SON & Leighton.
The Traders 4 Mechanics ms. Co.
81. Paul Fire a. Marine Insurance Comuanv
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WANTED.
Ovens Biographical Sketches
for 1895. viii any person having
copy 70 dispose of communicate
with BurIeigIn & FIynt, publishes
of journal, Augusta, Maine.
Local Matters.
There Is an original and very suggestive
sign in the window Of Will c. Miller.
c. F. Wing, q grocer on Green street,
filed petition Of insolvency, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. jenkins are receiy.
ing congratulations for daughter born.
lately arrived.
Ira II. Randall left for Boston Thurs
day morning, on u business trip. to return
the first Of next week
There will be general class at the
Methodist church this evening. at 730
O. clock, led By the paster.
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The tickets for CleYelands Minstrel
show, now on sale at the Opera house
cafe, are meeting with good sale.
Miss Kate F. Pray, youngest daughter
Of the late Dean Pray, died at her home
on Grove street, THURSDAY at l1.40 A.
NJ, age 81 years.
Thee is to be a pleasing entertainment
at the Congregational chapel, this even
iIg, something very much out Of the
usual order and highly spoken Of
given in Hallowcll, Wednesday evening,
Feb =, by H. ". Noroross, H G.
Tdyu- nd Henry P. Clearwater. Many
people t'1-a Augusta will attend
a fins AcAltty boy was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs ]. " Beck, Wednesday night All
day Yesterday there appeared to be an
unusual brisSness in trade at Mr.. Becks
store bnt part Of 1t was congratulations.
The railroad men on the west bound
trains Thursday. reported that at Bangor
il was snow; at Waterville snow hail,
with suspicion Of rain, aud at Augusta.
as is pretty generally known rain and
hail Three zorcs there.
Harry z. Lowell is having his iewelry
store handsomely decorated. The cornice
of composition is OF beautiful design and
workmanship. the same as that in the
lodge room of the Masonic building The
walls win be frescoed aud porticros hung
In the rear, making altogether a very
good looking store.
Horace r. True with Mrs. True and
their daughter Ruhy, left, Thursday az
ternoon, fgr an extended trip. Mr.. True
viii so to GrecnSillP, and later through
the Dead River section photographing the
logging camps. Mrs. True with Miss Ru
by will make a visit with her mother,
Mrs. +. II. Vaughan who resides as Dead
River.
One of the tradesmen in the city says
that he has at last discovered way Of
getting rid of statesmen, when there is
nothing he can buy, aud wants to waste
neither his nor the salesmsns time in
empty talk. With his partner he makes
"A pretense at checking over stock, and
the drummer takes it for granted that
there is nothing for him there.
Deputy Grand Master A. n. j. Lovcjoy
left, Thursday afternoon, for Pittsfield,
where with Grand Master Clarence NJ.
Watson of Biddeford, be attended the in
held in the evening. The installing Of
fcer and staff were from Dexter. The
lodge is a large and already flourishing
one with 100 charter members.
One of the best looking moose heads
aver Oh exhibition, is now mounted in the
store of S. 5. Brooks & Co.. on Water
street The moose was shot by A. ".
Brooks last fall, in the Allagash region;
was 1900 pounds in weight, and estimated
to be about IL years cid. The antlers are
anc specimens, measuring three feet and
four inches from tip TO tip. The mount
ing was done by johnson b. Nichols of
6reenyille. The head and mounting
weighs l15 pounds
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Local Notice.