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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-03
Boston Dry Goods Market.

FRIDAY, Oct ".
The essential features Of the Dry Goods n ss
improvement In any description Of fabfics. alfhe'
there is less complaint OF dulnsss, and he trade
sales from the jobbing houses for the present month
chants expected, and II profits are smaller than
bad debts, and the expenses Of doing business
have been reduced by carrying smaller stOcks.-
los ~ srs yeonred to necs mn broken
to fresEen up stocks, and there Is disposition
whatever to anticipate future wants.
Prices still little irregular, and on some de.
scrptions of Beached Cottons that were In liberal
stock, they have been shaded.
Brown Cottons are Qnet, and there 10 no special
change to note In demand or price.
Cotton Flannels are taken ~ wanted BY the trade
and there is light but steady demand for the best
Drills have been somewhat inquired for. but the
business in these goods has been small.
Cheyiot stripes are taken in small quantities, but
the old-iasnoned patterns are neglected.
Denims and Cottonades are moving slowly, and
the sales are wholly to supply present wants.
In Prints there is NO change to nose, and there
side bands and other effects.
Cambrics and silesias are selling in snail lots 70
ths IN 'ra We1 az ae' prsss od o.
change to note, and there Il steady demand for
sma lots to keep up ass0rtments.
hss h are ee s :
Wooiens remain quiet, with sales Of snall lots Of
medium cost goods TO the retail trade and he west
ern tailors.
Rough goods are quite popular, not only f1r men's
wear, but also for ladies' sacks, and there 10 likely
to be an Increased consumption another season for
this class OF fabrics.
Worsteds and limitations for mems wear coctinus
IN request, and there IL no surplus Of desirable
styles on the market.
Fine Cassimeres and faced cloths are dull, and
the market for Flsnnels is languid.
provement to note in prices.
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There was quite an excitement in Biddeford
Sunday night, and large crowd gathered in the
streets, occasioned by the attempt of posse Of
Sheriff Waren's to search the store of Mayor
Warren for liquors, which are sold in violation of
law. The Mayor was appraised Of the plans of the
officers, and had his store barred when the officers
called. He refused to open the doors and threat
ened to shoot any one who should attempt to enter
without his permission. Officers attempting to en-
ter were nearly suffocated with a vessel of ammo
MIA which he threw upon them. The sheriff for
several hours beseged the mayors store to no
avail. There win be more of this matter.
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Albion Nine.
3 6 3 0 / O l | 2

DR.. Everett gave his opening lecture last
evening to an audience that nearly filled
Granite Hall, his subject being "Musculsr
Christianity." He took up and discussed the
subject of temperance, claiming that in that
matter mere depends upon what we eat than
what we drink. The man Of power is the
large man, not the lank, cadaverous small
man. Dyspeptics never ought to preach.
Children die because their mothers don't
know how to bring them up. Plain food,
simple diet, plenty Of air and exercise, are
the conditions Of good health. The doctor
told some startling truths, in plain, fresh
and most entertaining manner. He gives
free lecture tonight on the subject of eat.
ing.
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NEW HAM PSHIK E.

Portsmouth, November Joseph d. Ack-
erman, Of Jackson & Co.'S express, formerly
conductor on the Eastern r. R., was taken
inssnsible fsom his Office to his home Satur
day evening. 1t was probably the effects OF
a severe fail from his wagon recently.
The schooner Susan Jane of Bangor, for
Kittery, went ashore Saturday night on York
Ledge, burst q lamp and was burnt. The
schooner Iris, Capt Glenn, found her four
miles from Boon Island. stripped her and
carried her rigging, &C. to York.
Lancaster, November z. The dwelling
house of John S. Ingerson on High street,
was burned with most of it's contents, by
fire to-day.
Concord, November 2. An examination
of the body Of Daniel W. Bean of Danbury,
who ives found in the river at West Andover
this morning, took place to-day. No marks
were found on his person to indicate murder,
and the valuables he carried seemed not to
have been disturbed.
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STATE NEWS.

The following are recent business change
in this State:
Augusta-Kaler Bros, fancy goods. dis;
Bangor-Blood & Rowe, drugs, dis; now
Frank M. Rowe.
Belfast-S. s. Hersey, stoves, &C., sold to
r. F. Clark.
Josiah N. White, Phoenix House, sold to
r. ii. Mitchell.
Biddeford-W. H. Field, clothing now
Field & Donnell.
Ellswor,h-Rodney Forsaith. livery. sold
Silas N. Mitchell.
Farmington-G. M. Currier, ero., now
Wheeler & Currier.
Hallowell-Frank Allen, fancy goods, sold
out
Houlton- VIM. s. Van Wart, furniture,
sold to j. M. Rice 4 Co.
Lewiston-Hardy & Woodbury., brushes,
Lisbon Falls-Shea & Names, sro., die
now VIM. Names.
Oldtown-Brawn & Atwell, lumber, dis;
now Drawn & Stevens.
The Wing says that last Friday night, the
dwelling house and stable OF Thomas Stubbs
were discovered to b on nre; the flames
spread rapidly, and In an hour the buildings
were burned to the ground. II WAS with din.
Guilty that Mr.. Stubbs escaped, being the last
to hear the alarm, and his face and hands
we're badly burned. The Gre originated In
the stable, is supposed to b the work Of an
incendiary, and . man BY the name Of Nc.
Causln has been arrested BY Deputy Sheriff
Foss. on suspicion. The property vas val
ued at $500, on which there was no incur.
ance. asNE aFfaKf
The Jail Workshop In Psnobsees ceanty
has been leased to Blake & Dole, for . plaa-
ing and moulding mill. The county y b b
paid so cents per day for short term men, and
so for long. The county furnishes general
overseer.
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FOR EIGN.
Engla nd.

London, November 2. The cable of The
Direct United States Company, which part
ed and was lost while peiRg laid by the Fara-
day. has been picked up by that vessel in lat.
so 81, Lon. "a 10. at a depth of 1871 fathoms
The cable was in perfect condition. 1t was
spliced to the portion remaining on board the
Faraday, and the work of paying out was
again commenced.
Spain.
Estella, October %, via London, November
2. Three Cuban delegates have arrived at
the Carlist headquarters, authorized by the
Madrid government to propose general re-
lease of the prisoners on both sides, with
the purpose of sending them to Cuba to
quell the instruction. Don Carlos is willing
to release the republican prisoners on these
terms, but refuse to agree that the Carlist
volunteers now prisoners shall embark for
Cuba, unless at their own consent. He can
not sanction their compulsory transportation
to distant and unhealthy country.
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-
The old fellows with valuable bonds bundled
and wrapped in packages and envelopes, or con-
fined in tin trunks, are tp-toeing about to find the
stoutest iron box or burglar and fre-proof safe.
They tremblingly hand over their treasures to the
trusted ca6hie, who for the zine being is to them
avesy deity, worthy Of observation-disclosures he is
the custodian of their treasures, and II y no new
or strange thing that 'where the treasure is there
win IL, heart be also." How they measure the
guardian ef thar noasys 10 see Il he is bullet
proof, orhss courage to stand his ground and not
"tsll' (though he may professionally be "teller)
should he be surrounded by . dozen masked ruff
fans, with one desperate villain at the throat, ap-
plying ths uncomfortable choaker. These move
able treasures must be great care and very
annoying, pwsons outside Of the printers frater-
nifty may know 'soansthings about them, and are
doubtless often forced to exclsim: Blessed are
those that have nothing, for verify they shall en-
joy that which they have, without fear of moesta-
ton!
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family onthe east side Of the river in this city,
have been sadly afflicted Two little ones, the on
ly children Of Mr.. Charles Plummer, eight and
two and halt years Of age respectively. died on
Friday last, ofthe Group, one dying at o'clock,
and the ether 1t II o'clock In the forenoon. The
little ones were laid side by side in one casket, and
seemed more like half expanded blossoms Of
spring than human beings smitten by the death
angel. The father was absent in one of the wes-
tern States, and was summoned home by the sad
intelligence.
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AAruxbAT. 0ae =,


FLOUR.-Receipts to-day hsvs bsse - psls.
There Is no change to note In the markst, and tie
demand lie hardly equal 70 the receipts. Buyers
are wsnsa or mSsi.s
soas 9 8 Mssssn nd Indians ssss 8 q ny
Minnesota nours at os coat % Per Dbl; g Lenis
at g ooas so; with few brands selling u high.
C6RN.-Receipts $500 bush. The re IA good De.
mand for o. corn put the sales are limited b the
extreme views OF iellers; sec per bush 10 offered
tor lots OF No Mixed and yellow has besA sold at
OATS: Receipt. ssss bush. rhe market is quiz.
aIm vi n prices ranging from asAeie for rsjssssd,
sHORTs-Receipts today 1000 bush. ThGs u
steady market At prices ranging nom "a soaso
PROVISIONS The market Il without special
changes and buyers purchase spaxfneIy. Prices
are well sustained a. the stscks here are highs. We
10 at S22 e25 ooaas 50 Ior clear and extra clear
Lard at lsKal4xc per .. Smoked Hams at 1878
Emily sss, ss p.: ss g s f..
There Is rather moro inquiry from buyers, and
strictly choice butter is nrm: We quote: conmis.
Choice lots OF straight diaries ct asaS5c; good to
fair do at s2as3c; nne fall Western atSlassc: good
jobbng prices-Choice fall selections q 4Ssl4c,
choice fall and summer butter at 40aA3c good lotS
3sa4oc; medium do 3aa35c.
Prime cheese is selling at 6c, but the best factories
are held higher; we quote medium at II ais; and
good i5c.
EGGS-Recelpts IA bxs and % bbls. The demand
quite active and the market 10 firm at sic per dos
for Eastern eggs and 20c per dog for Northern.
BEANS-Receipts 2S7 bbls. There IL good de.
mand and the market Is firm 1t o. 90 per bush for
mediums % 40a2 81 for Pea beans, and - for yell
low eyes.
vEGETABLES-The market 10 firm for petoes
at 6aa7O per bush for Early Rose and Jackson
Whites Sweet potatoes are hrmer and sell ct ~ 70
per hhl. Onions sold at % l2ask per bbi.
FBUlT-Apples are in fair demand and selling
at =! so for good Greonings and OK per Dbl fog
Baldwins. Cranberrics are selling at Is 20 - per
Dbl for country and cape.
HAY-The market Is duh and no Improvement,
at s.Sas per ton for choice coarse hay and elSa1o
per ton for medium. Straw at 90 per tom.
SUGAR-The market 10 very duh and unsettled
| for raw, aid we quote fair to good rehnlng noml.
nally at SsaIc per .. Refined sugars are very
dull at TX for powdered; graduated at IL Ne,
and extra at l0k per b. In Now York SraAulats
| ed has sold at 10xc.
COTTON-The market is IL very dull, with sales
in small lots. We quote middlng At l3al5kc per \.
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ALABAMA.

Mobile, November 9. There was heavy
killing frost and ice here this morninsg.
The quarantine between between Mobile
and Pensacola was raised to-day.
or and Morgan, tax collector, both republican
were arrested to-day under the enforcement
act. The affidavit for arrest was made by
John Sisby, independent republican candi-
date for tax collector, and charged the de-
PENDANT with conspiring to intimidate colored
men from voting the independent republican
ticket. The U. S. commissioner bound both
over to the district court.
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SOUTH AM ERICA.

Montivideo, November 2. Advices from
Buenos Ayres state that report had reached
there, not officially confirmed, that q battle
took place the Goth ult., in Buenos Ayres,
near the mouth of the Rio Solado, between
the government troops and the rebels under
Mitre. The result is said to be uncertain.
though the government forces claimed the
victory. Mitre's forces retired and effected
junction with those of Rihs. when both
marched towards the city of Buenos Ayres
The government troops still maintained their
original positions about the capital, and de-
cisive engagement is hourly expected.
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the dictates of common sense, too often neglect
them when they point to the necessity of promptly
re-vitalizing the depleted body and the wearied
mind. And yet how foolish and dangerous it is to
neglect such nonitions. Disease follows closely
on the track of weakness and exhaustion. Arrest
his silent but rapid stride by prompt IMMIGRATION.
The most reliable agent that can be selected for
this purpose is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a pal
EN- ex Mnch 1ne
both body and mind, and which is, besides, the
chosen remedy OF the American people for reliev
and bowels, as we'll as the numerous array of com.
plants which ultimately follow arrangements Of
these organs.
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TIE Maine state College.

We have received from President Allen re-
Gently published catalogue Of the Maine State
college of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts at
Orono. From the summary we find that there
are 10 Seniors, ~ Juniors, 80 Sophomores, %
Freshmen, and in the special course; total l2l.
The college has most excellent faculty, and ap-
pears to be in prosperous condition. Its design
is to give the young men Of the State, who may
desire it, at moderate cost, the advantages Of q
thorough, liberal and practical education, using
the most improved methods Of instruction, and
giving the scholar an opportunity to make practi-
cal applications of the various lessons he learns in
the school room.
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Tho Drainage Question.

see by the report Of the City Council, that
refused TO pay the amount subscribed for build
ing the drain in the "gulys in rear Of the Mansion
House. When the work is done, as specified in the
written agreement that l gave the city, am
ready to pay the amount subscribed, IS have al
ways tried to pay all bills that have contracted
intend to keep on doing so. mean to be as
honest in future as usual, if the times will permit
and parties do as they agree.
Respectfully Yours,
W. NJ. TuAYER.
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Chicago Proouce Market.

Chicago. Nov. 2. 1874.
Flour-quet-extra spring 25a4 90.
Wheat-No. spring cash, sta-; Oct. s4xa;
s5Ha- Nov. s2la for rest of the year.
Corn-No. 2. mixed, cash, 1lxs7s Oct, 66k
06aA- for the year.
Oats-No. 2, 46l4ax cash: Oct, 4ikal4; AK for
the year.
Rye-No. 2, S2-as2.
Barley-No. spring ll0all0ts cash; l0sk Oct.
Dressed Hogs-6 O0a6 as.
Pcrk-l7 so cash; - all 37S Feb; 10 80 bid and
asked seller yea.
Lard-ll As cash:R N Feb; IL rs seller year.
Bulk Meats Oulders 7hsa-; short rib mid 10
a.; short clear mid l3-ak.
Hams IA Ms average al3-.
Whiskey-96l4a91.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, l-iaI; wheat do 4
a..
Receipts 1000 -four; 1900 wheat; 40, 500 corn
As 900 oats; 1900 rye; 5000 barley.
Shipments - 5000 hOur; l52 900 wheat; l2S,C00
corn; 5000 oats; 2. 900 barley; 1000 rye.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, November 2. The Secretary
of the Treasury to-day issued call for S5,-
900. 900 of coupon bonds of the eos, to be
redeemed February Sd, at which date interest
will close.
The Court Martial convened some time
since At Fort Sanders, for the trial of Col
Innis N. Palmer. commanding that post, found
him not guilty in each Of the nine charges and
specification presented by General Ord.
In the Circuit Court to-day the cases of
Joseph B. Stewart against James G. Blaine
and the same against N. G. Ordway, actions
for false arrest and assault and battery in
locking him up as q contumacious witness be-
fore Congress in the Credit Mobilier cases,
were certified to the court IN the general
term.
An increase in the annual appropriation for
arming and equipping the whole body of mill.
tia is again brought to the attention Of Con.
gress with hope of some legislation there
on.
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HersoAal. .r.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Henry NJ. Baker,
representative elect from Sidney, has recently very
much improved in health. r ,,....-,..
DR.. II. II. Hill Of this city. has been appointed
ons Of the consulting surgeons OF the Maine Gen.
eral Hospital, Portland. better appointment
could NOT have been made. dlc@
Mrs. Walter Hatch is more comfortable, and
vthers ore very hopsful and encouraging prospects
" her recovery. ~ = Ni'
D:Dx Lamb ofPor,land, formerly Of Camden,
has fallen heir to quite fortune by the death of
her only brother In California. ,...-s..,
sa Capt. B. A. Neal Of Gardiner, Is taking little
journey through the Southern States, visiting
New Orleans and other points, and will be absent
several weeks. ----.---
The RsSerer psys that on Wednesday night
lat NJ. Eugene A. Barker, engineer on the &C.
commodation train between Gardiner and Angus
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Mrs. r. T. Bosworth will have for sale at
her house on Monday and Tuesday afternoon
November % and 3D. nice black walnut
chamber set, few articles ofparlor furniture,
plants, pictures, &c, oct30 it'd
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Supreme Judicial Court.-Appleton, c. J
Presiding.

Supreme judicial Contemplation, c. J.
Presiding.
MONDAY, November 2.
No. 1893, Mary J. Goldihwait W. George
Cottle; Baker & Baker for ptf; Lancaster for
deft This action is brought to recover dam
ages for fraud and deceit in the sale Of
horse. The plaintiff alleges that she paid
sl20 for the horse on deft's representation
that the horse was sound, but that he proved
to be blind in one eye. In defence the deft.
denies the deception and says that the pits
agent who bought the horse for her we'll
knew the defect, and that def. sold the ami.
NAL for some $50 less than he would have
done if he had been sound. The case was
given to the jury just before the adjournment
with instructions to seal up and bring in their
verdict in the morning.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
e ITO The
Daily Xtnuebee Su,1rual.
PORTLAND d.

Portland, November 2. Charles Staples
well known az the founder and for a long time
the proprietor of the Portland machine works
died this morning, aged 70. He was one Of
our most valued citizens.
the sheriff this morning visited the apoth.
ecary store of Mayor Warren in Biddeford,
but after thorough search found no liquors.
The DR.. made resistance. A large crowd
was present. Saturday he locked the doors
and defied the officers.
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KILOGRAMS IN GENERAL.

The decrease Of the public debt last month
was $685., 200.
Two masked men entered the house of Mrs
Sarah A. Bradley of North Adams, Mass,
last night, and after tying her to chair, ran.
sacked the house and carried of $500 in
money.
The republicans Of Dartmouth, Mass, have
nominated Abraham H. Smith for Represen.
tative.
The Prussian authorities are investigating
the circumstances of the publication Of tht
official correspondence between Bulow ant
Won Arnim.
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OHIO.

Columbus, November 2. Governor Allen
to- day issued a proclamation designating Nov.
2G,h as a day of thanksgiving and prayer.
Cincinnati, November 2. The fires in the
pine forests in the southern part of Fairfield
county, sent such dense smoke into Lancas-
ter to- day that it was found necessary to light
the gas lamps. Many farmers are destitute
and measures are being taken for their re-
lief.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston. November 2. Schooner George
W. Andrews Of St. George. with cargo of
stone, is ashore on Tuckernuck Shoals, west
side. The steamer Island Home will 60 to
her assistance.
New Bedford, November 2. The demo.
Gratis TO day nominated for Representatives
from the 10th Bristol district, Charles M
Pierce, Jr., Frederick p. Shaw; llth disrtict
Giles G. Barker and Charles r. Tucker, Jr.
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MICHIG AN.

Detroit, November 2. The official reports
OF registration show that II both parties had
= full vote the republicans will carry the
State by $4,000 majority, elect all six con-
aressmen and q majority in the legislature.
The democrats will elect their city and parish
officers.
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MarrffD.

In Camden, 2sth ult., Edward d. Harrington Of
Camden, to Miss Belle F. PendletOn of Lincolnvile.
In Rockport, cath ult., George A. DAVIS to Miss
H. Mahoney, both of Camden.
In Lincolnville, 2lst ult., E. NJ. Coleman to Miss
Annie b. Howe, both of Lincolnville.
In Waterville, Henry Rcnca to Miss Mary Benson
of Skowhegan.
In Pittsfeld, 18th ult, Chas. W. Aines Of Fair.
field, to Mrs. Elvira P. Neal of Pittsfeld.
In Chicago, ILL.,, LIST ult., Thomas Kerr, Esq, Of
Chicago, to Naomi Bunker formerly of Fairfield
hogan, to Miss Ida NJ. Weymouth Of Clinton.
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There will be grand rifle match on the
grounds in rear of State House, Nov. 3. 1874,
from 8 o'clock A. M. to 8 p. M. There will
be telescope rifle to be shot for il desired,
valued at $50. There will also be purses Of.
fered for best shots. In addition to these
prizes gold ring will be offered for the
best shot difference will be made
by the judges ~ to the calibre of the
gun In case of rain on the Sd. 1t will be
be postponed to the 9th. Any Information
may be obtained of w. A. Smith, Augusta,
or ID. T. Cram, Litchfeld. -
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''CUr THIS oUT."-No one who has ever used
DR.. Morris Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore.
hound. will be without 1t. As . remedy for all
throat and lung diseases cure for Group, and pre-.
a charm In WhOopsng tosgh Il " safe, speedy,
and sure. Pleasant 10 the taste and contains no
ouium or other dangerous drug. Trial bodice 10
cents. Cali and inquire about Il Of Partridge Bros.
or L. H. Titcomb In Augusta. or w. r. Ballard,
Hallowell. Morris 4 Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro.
pyietors, octl7.feodly
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A Village Destroyed by Fire.

Pittsburg, November 2. St. Jose, q small
oil town in Butler Co., Pa, was destroyed by
6re this afternoon. twenty-five dwellings,
two drug stores and several livery stables
were burned.
Philadelphia, November 2. Benz. L. Ber-
~ has withdrawn from the contest 10 the Sd
Penn. district, leaving the fight between s.
L. Randall, DEM, and David Houston, rep.
The Philadelphia Glass Works, of Thomas
J. Cook, was burned this afternoon. Loss,
$50, 900; insurance, 200.
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A series Of religious meetings will begin this
evening at the Methodist chuch in this city. On
Wednesday and Thursday the meetings will be
held both afternoon and evening, and close on
Friday evening. The meetings Of Tuesday and
Friday evenings will be held in the vestry, the
others in the body of the house. Those Of We'd
nesday and Thursday are to be conducted BY Mrs.
Clark Of New York, the noted campmeeting
preacher. and who has been laboring in Gardiner.