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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-14
Church Directory.

iHoDox CoNGREGATIoNAL.-G On.
| State St., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev.
Morning service 1880 A. NJ. Sunday school
at noon. Evening services at o'clock. Preach
:, in ~, ton. by The past 49,, s.....
streets. Rev. w. ii. Dearborn, pastor. Preach
| ing at 1880 A. NJ. sabbath school at IL NJ.
Preaching tomorrow forenoon by the pastor.
| PROTESTANT EPIsCOPAL,-states st, between
Oak and winthrop. Rev. samuel Upiohn, rector.
Morning service 1880 A. NJ Evening service
So p. NJ Preaching tomorrow by the rector.
FIRST BAPTlsT,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
SITS. Free seats. Rev Horace W TIlden, pastor.
residence Winthrop street, &c ond house east of
church Morning service 1890 A. NJ Evening
p. NJ. sabbath school at 2 VI. Preaching
tomorrow ~ .r. NJ Il. stevens OF Port and
FREE BAPTIST State street, north Of Bridge.
+ ee seats. G. +. Penney, pastor: residence
Summer street Morning service 10 30 A. NJ
Sabbath school at ~. Preachius tomorrow by
the putOr.
METHODIST EPIsCOPAL-Grecn street, east Of
State. Rev. r. L. Adams, pastor; residence at
the parsonage, next doorto the church. Morn
ing service 1880 A. NJ Evening, T.. NJ.
p,euching to moro" bv the pasror
UNITARIAN (Chrst church Cor. Oak and state
SITS. Rev Cht~ ~. Cu'tl, pastor. rBtnk ser.
vice at 10 81 \. VI. sunday ~ehopi immediate
ly anrr the morning scrNces. Preaching 20.
morrow by the pa-tOt.
CATHOLIC - State st., north Of Bridge. nv Il.
AN. Afternoon. = 50P NJ
T1e Congegat unal, First Baptlst, Free VIII
Baptist and Methodist Chulchos hpd social CON
ietehce meetings IN Their vestrlcs every Nodues-
daN evening, at a O'clock.
FIRST CilMNilA\ ChtkCII, Northern Avenue.
sunday school at 1910 4. NJ. PRAYER meeting
sunday evening i $50; thursday evening at ~
~ luck
SORrn ACGUSTA-M. E. CnURCn.-Rev j W.
Ferry, pastor; iesiucnCe al the parsonage, next
door north of the church Preaching every sab
bath al 1880 A. NJ. sabbath school ut IL NJ.
Prayer meeting at ! u T.. NJ. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL. HALO.
WEli.-NU pastor; morning service 1890;
SUNDAY school 30 =. NJ Pulpit supplied AT
pic-ent by Rev. ii V. tmmOns aud hers.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, liALLUW ELL-Rev.
Mr L"Iachcur, pastor, residence opposite ch.
Morning service, 1880, Afternoon service $50;
Sabbath school at quarter past OneP 4. NJ. Preach
NIX Tomorrow by the ksastrt.
BAPTIST CHURCH, IIALLOWEIL.-Rev. W.
A. NcwcomUc, pastor. sunday school at 1880
A. VI. preaching service AT $50 L. NJ. Pr aon.
ing To mon, " by the pat r.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. HALLOWELL - Rev.
Mr. sawyer rector. Morning eivlce at 1850.
Evening sert lee al $50 S1ndiy >cbuul at : T. NJ
U\lNtR>ALlST, HALLOW ELL. NJ pastor.
sabbath school 1851 a. NJ. Preaching 10 NOR
row afternoon By Rev. ". IL. Dearborn o. An.
guktl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-14

Di ease is in great many-perhaps the majority
of Instances the underlying cause Of mel tai de-
preston. It will almost invariably be found for
Instance, that hypochondriacs are dyspeplc, bill
ious subjects, ard all persons no have had any
experience of such cases are aware that sufferers
from diseases Of the kidneys and bladder are es
pecially bect 20 fits of dependency. The sure
way to overcome depression Is to try a course OF
uooteItel's stomach Bitters a cheering cordial
viii h is pecu larry antagc nstc to the 'blues as
well AS " the causes which produce them. This
popular and ellicacious corrective of II disordertd
eondt on of the system r. needles the most obsti.
nate cases of indtgestiOn, bIuusness and ipa
ton, overcomSs disorders OF the urinary organs
purltes and enriches the Hood and re- torres vigor
10 the body as well as elasticity to the mind.
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THE TROUBLES IN SOUTH CARO-
Arrest of Prominent IniimidatOrs.

COLUMBIA, October l3. Thirty-two persons
have been arrested in Aiken and vicinity, Of
whom % have given bail. The charge against all
the parties arrested, is intimidation of voters By
ihr atening them with violence if they voted for
the Republican Presidential electors and caud-
ia es Tor Congress. There are over 100 more ar
rests to be made in that section, aud the district
attorney and United States Marshal will remain
there to consummate in BarnweN. Edgefed
and Aiken counties.
WAsHINGToN, October 10. General Sherman,
who returned to Washington to- day, has been
very busy in the War Department attending to
routine business accumulated curing his absence.
lie had consultation with Secretary Cameron,
and WIS visited by several prominent republicans
um South Carolina, who had also been 10 CON
ference with Secretary of War, upon the suhiec,
Of the condition of affairs in that State. 1t
doe, not appear that any represe nations con.
corning the necessi for trooI :, made Ell her
to tue secretary o. to Gen. Sherman, in addition
10 what here toiore had been presented for c0n,d-
Grafton but an urgent appeal is being mace for
atIOulug army Ulcers throughout the State in
such manner as Will prevent all possibility of
disturbance OF the peace during the campaign
and &C ming election. The opinion in the army
Cncles here Is that there is already a sufficient
bHnher of troops stationed in South Carolina to
prot, ct all ctlz. rs N their rights. 1t j. mob .ble
however that the statements Of the dele alton
from Tia Il state wll be considered at the Cabinet
NEE lug on tuesday mex, ut winch Attorney
General AIT VIII lie present. II e views Of the
GuVeruucut. al least 10 TIL, time, have been that
tveIy ueces aty lrecantIon ia, been taken for the
pr it ction Of voters ia sections of the Southern
>ttfe., where responsible repr .,entatIous have
been made that their rights are in danger.
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SAI't'.
BAPTIST Conventions.

BIDDFToHD, October u The Free Baptist
Chuloh Convention closed last evening. At,eveu
O'Clock a praise meeting was held led by Rev.
MI Chase Of New lIAmp,hie and was iol owed
by the annual meeting of the Woman's Mission
Society, with Mrs l.. r. Birmingham Of Peaks
l'land, in the chair. The ANNUAL repo't was read
by Miss L. A. Demer1t of y. H., and a very ex.
cellent address was then delivered hy Rev. j. l..
Philips, a returned missionary With thes ex-
eicises the anniversary closed. These meetings
have been deeply interesting and hi hly pr fla
be to those who have attended
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From a well-kuown Manufacturer.
SPRINGFIELD, VT, April 81,

SRPINGFIELD, VI, April IT, I6II.
Mes-rs Seth W. Fowle & Sons:
Gentemen-Several years ago was attacked
with severe lung difficulty, which was quite
alarming had severe night sweats, and all the
premonitary symptoms OF Consumption. After
having tried several remedies and the kill of ply
sicians without benefit, was induced to use Wis
tar's Balsam, the first bottle Of which afforded
immediate relief; and continuance of its use
ty five years past it has failed to afford en-
tire satisfaction in all of colds or any throat
or lungs difficulties. know Of no medicine con-
slder its equal. Yours truly, JAS. MITCHELL.
octll-teod&w
1t is an interesting fact that nature has provided
her own healing remedies--no one of which
has so wide reputation as tar. Forest Tar is
simply pure preparation of tar for the Throat,
Lungs, and Catarrh. sept23- t&wlm
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Chicago Produce Market.
New York OCT. 10, 1875

Chicago, Oct. 49, 1875.
FLpUR-eNtra spring, o. t0i5 90
WHEAI-\o spring, spot, 0 A.; Oct,
| n'sla; Nov. llUt
Cphh-No :. mixed, spot. t37sa-; Oct. Az
DAT !, 3D. -, spot; . l., 337s.
RfE-No.t - "a g..
BAkLEf-No. spring. STA spot.
bkE~SkD HOGS is 15
PoRk-l6 -alG s7ls SPOT; oct. Is 0'al5 O5
Lhk3-l, 2 -aiO .5-, spot; oct, s. 40a9 Az
BULK MLAto--houllers, Ga, sholt lib
mid, IA shot Gear mid. saal..
HAM>-li h. ave age
WHiSKhi-,l0-a
Storm to BuG4lo. -a2h, wheat do
SRA
RE ZIP IS $50 -four; 5000 wheat 253,000
corn; ~ 20 oat 10 u t|e, $40 bailey.
SHIN tNf,-s.5 hour: e,O0wheat; 3s2 $50
corn; As 900 oats; l2t0' harley; 2IOOT,e.
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Scarcity OF Money.

There is no doubt but the present condition OF
all kinds of bu iness and industry is earfully de-
pressed, and it behooves every family TO look care
fully to their expenses. Winter is coming on
when children are liable to Group, Whooping
Cough, etc Coughs and Colds will prevail every
where and Consumption with other Throat and
Lung disease will carry off many. These diseases
should not be neglected, Doctor Bills are eypen-
sive, and we would advise our PEOPLE to use
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. II never has failed
One bottle at 70 cents will keep your whole family
well during the winter. Two doses will relieve
any case. Sold in all towns in the United States
and by your Druggist. sepl29 tTT&S&w
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Univer.aIi.t State y. $. Convention.

The following is the prog anime as far as COM
pleted for the Universslis State Sunday Schoo
Convection to be held at Skowhegan, Nov. Is
and "a:
Report of The Secretary, II. c. Munson, skow
hegsn.
The place of the Sunday School 10 the Parish
and It's part in parish work. Rev, Z. W. PleDle,
Bangor.
How best to maintain the spiIua life of our
Sunday Schools-Rev. w. II. Dearborn, Augusta
What aud how 10 teach in the Sunday schools
r. Dresser, E>q Auburn.
Family OF ne igbboIbood Sunday Schools-Rev
Z. PuI lBgton, Fairi, ID
How shall our Sunday Schools he made to fos-
ter allegiance to cur own cburch-Rev G. w
Bicknell, Portland.
The best spec ial means of awak ening and main.
tanning interest IN the Sunday School-A
L. Denson, E-q. Mechanic Falls.
The Sunday school in sesson-Rev. w. r
French Turner. a
Tue ,stor's re- aion to the Sunday School
Rev. {. p. Nash, Rockland.
What have learned from Sunday School work
ers-Rev. q Demarest, Manchester, n. ii.
Early in the session opportunity will be af-
forded for presenting the difficulties Of teacher s.
These will be noted, classified and assigned to diff
ferent persons for treatment at some latter period
in the Convention.
Rev. T. j. Patterson, d. p , of Bottom High
lands. Mass, will give address on Wednesday
evening on sunday School work, and it is expect
ed that Hon. Sidney Perham will give an addte
Thursday evening, on THE relation ofour Sunday
School TO the future welfare of our country"
The essay are not to exceed twenty five mimi ties
in length, leaving time with in the hour for brlef
discussion oil the topics presented, and also for
asking and answering questions.
Fares will be reduced on the railroads, and full
and cordial entertainment will be given to all who
attend by the friends in Skowhegan.
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FARMINGTON.
Show and Fair.

FARMINGToN, October ID. The last day of the
Franklin county show and fair was attended by at
least 5000 persons. The exhibition was financial
success.
The three minute race was won by Belle. Best
time, 3 90. The sweepstakes race was won by
Coppelbottom. Best time, 24j
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SkONHEGAN.
Som rset =. J. Court.

sKowHEGAN, October Is. The September
term of the 5. j. Court adjourned this noon, after
session OF % days. Eleven verdicts we're rem.
dered, six of which were for defendants, five for
plaintiffs. Twelve divorces were granted. New
eltries, 1885, disposed of, 237; continued, go;
gain of 50 over last year. For liquor selling.
VIM. G. llazelton, sentenced TO the county jail
for six months'and six hundred dollars fine; T.
II. Springer, four months and two hundred dol.
lars fine.
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gentleman from Maine went to Philadelphia
last week, to attend the big show. He secured
boarding place in private family. After the first
days stay he came home, to his boarding place.
wearied. but "fu Of the matter" and unfoded to
his fellow boarders the wonderful sights he had
witnessed. As the boarders compared notes, this
gentleman had examined so many things that the
others had failed to fall in with, little cross-ques-
toning INDUCED in, and finally the fact leaked
out that the Maine gentleman hadn't been to the
exhibition at all, but had spent the day at the
geological garden, installing that for the place
lie had a weeks time on his hands, and would
have spent every day of the week at the garden,
had he not received the information from his fell
low-boarders that the centennial exhibition was
located in another part of Paramount Park. One
OF the editors Of the Maine Farmer went to Phil
adepha last week, for the purpose Of attending
the exhibition. We don't believe it was DIR. Lap
ham
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Yesterday forenoon, Mr.. Frank Kinsman
jammed his right hand quite badly BY taking an
impression of it in his printing press. Only ore
copy was printed and that was ilust, ated with
cuts. lie doesn't propose to enlarge the edition.
The Augusta Reform Club holds weekly meet
ings at the club room, on every Sunday afternoon
They are of a social aud very Interesting cbarac-
nc'er. The next m letting W i'll be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. The public are cordially
invited to attend.
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COLORADO.

KANSAS CITY, October ID. A Denver special
TO the Times says that the La Platte county
claimed bv the republicans, gives l03 democratic
malolity for Patterson for Congress. Hensda e,
San Juan and Rio Grande counties must be Off.
cially reported to determine the result though the
republican State ticket will be successful by a
small majority.
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iSiDDEfI)RD.
I he HERR Q Fishery,

Bidde.ori, October l3. Tac herring fishermen
are having extraordinary goo luck. Ia the low
er haIboi and vicinity of Wood Island, nets are
laid covering space five m les square. There
are nesrly two hdndrrd sail engaged, and ont
SIN Il craft took ov,r 200 barrels in one night.
fl ing. The herring " 4 bnn1 one dollar pei
bariei landed on shore. Que concein in Massa.
chu,ett' has "A contract to .upp'y paiiies in T.
many, with 27.0O0 bArrtl. MI llanilt. II of Chou.
ccster, Is here a.tor 5000 barrels TO ship TO Lon.
dom
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Weather Probabilities for To-Day

For the Middle aud New England States, fall
ing barometer rising Temperature, increasing
cloudness, northwest To southwest wit ds in the
latter. sou neat 10 ,ou west winds 10 the former
aud rain aears from Penny lvanla to Maine, sue
ceeded IA the fOIm during the day and III the
lstt'r al pi-ht by isng barometer wines shifting
to colder or westeIl " aud clearing weather.
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I>DI An 4,

INDIANAPoGIs, October Is Returns from
elghi counties give Il net uein"crslc uaj rity of
4jIS IAN, Counties ia 1872 gave demo
cratic mHj lrty Of Sij. 1h' tine. connie, to
hear fiom gave liendi!ck~ 303 majority III 1872.
Ninety-two counties all of which are official
except three or four give Williams 47l9 majority
Tie c, unties not b, aid from Peny and Spen-
ccr VII en- gave dem cratic maj Jriiy in 1872 of
Ia. The democrats claim that this will he ill.,
creased 400 ol 800. The following are the Official
and estimated maj Jointly On the Congressional
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, October 10 To-dav's cash adj
missions to the exhibition were SSl C66. 1t is es-
timsted that average of $4,000 cash admis-
sions per dNy for the balance of the exhibition
will he required in order to increase the daily aver
aye cash attend nee Tor the whole l59 days Of the
exhibition 10 $4,000.
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WEST INDIES.
San Domingo Troubles.

HAvANNAH, October 49, A French steamer
from st. Thomas, brings San Domingo dates to
the Sd. The revolution in the latter island con-
tinues. All the roads are still interrupted, which
prevents the expectation of the tobacco crop, and
business is at a stand.
Hurricane.
The late hurricane did much damage to the
plantations in the interior.
More Troops for Cuba.
Two Spanish steamers arrived to day, each
bringing 1000 troops.
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The Gardiner journal thus endorses the profess
sional " olk of DR.. Elminister 10 that city
DR.. Edminser is meeting with first rate success
in this city, having patients some of our very best
citizens. We have known of several very re-
markahlc cures by the doctor, and we have never
known Of where his treatment has been
fairly lri,d in which tie patient has not been
benefited. This is no "paii puff, for DR.. Edmins
ter does not know that 1t is to be inserted. We
have been very chary 10 endor ing him editoraliy
until we conld speak from our own experience
and observation. We can most thoroughly rec
commend him to almost any patient that be would
.
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NEW YORK.



NEW YORK October l3. Weather clear and
cold. Ice formed again last night, in this cn-
ty.
A Narrow Escape.
An exceedingly narrow escape fom a holo-
caust occurred on the Pennsylvania Railroad, YES
terday morning. A Pullman car eau ht fl ut ar
Morri>iown. Supt rintendent jackson of the n sd
ard large party of railway men were asleep in
their bertts. The doors were locked on the ut
side and it was with the greatest difficulty hat
attention was called to their great peril. and hey
were rescued. Ore or two we've slightly Injured.
The car was consumed.
Riot.
About one o'clock this morning riot occurred
at the Westchester county driving park sssocia-
ton, West White Plains. One man was shot in
the arm; another had his skull fractured by a
bludgeon; a third was stabbed in the neck, anu a
fourth had his hand severely cut, while several
others were more or less injured. Several arrests
were made.
Arrived.
The Etna from Aspinwal and Caledonia from
Sicily, have reached New York.
A Burglar Meets His Fate while En-
gagged in Robbing a HOu.e.
An unknown burgl lar robbed the chamber of
Mr.. Morgans residence, on 50h street, while the
family were dining, last evening of some 5000
worth of jewelry, and then stepped out of the
window, ON the pedimett over the front door of
the ut xt house, intending to enter the wind OF
that house, but the pediment was slightly fa>ten-
ell and fell The burglar fell under the stoop OF
the house and was crushed to atoms. His plum
der was found in his pockets.
Political.
The 9th anti-Tamany congressional district con-
veEtion nominated 5. 5. Cox, to day, unanimous
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arrifn.

In Bangor 10th inst Porter Nealley of Bangor,
to Miss Hell, II u Buxton of Lincoln.
In Carmel, II h ult., Wilrm q. Chaplain 10 Miss
Mary L. McLaughiin both OF Carmel.
In Parker's Head 2ls ult ,Ionn II. Stacy to Miss
Eva NJ. Perkins, TO h Of Paikei's Head.
In Woolwhh, Eth inst Frank NJ Harnden 10 Mi IS
Elizabeth j. ulleTt N, both of Woolwich
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WEST VIRGINIA.

democratic ma jprity Of 1879 on the vote for gov
eInor. Returns from the interior still come in
slowly. They generally show increased demo-
cratic majorItes. Tue State probably will go
democratic by 1000 majority.
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PERSONAL.
nc. II. Tantor, the we'll Known reformer. is
now studying at Bangor Theological School, for
the ministry.
Hon. T. o. J. Smith isWery i'll at his rcsidenco
in DeeIng with heart disease.
Hon. Lewellyn Powers, member elect to Con-
gaess from the Fourth Con gressional District and
VIM NJ. Robinson, Esq. County Attorney elect
from Aroostook. were in the city yesterday
The Pennington Chronicle says of Judge Libbey
who presided at the late term in that town; 1--WE
hear Judge Libbey very highly spoken of by
members of the bar, who of course are good judges
of his efficiency and the fairness Of hi, rulings"
OF Judge Barrows, who recently held court in
Hancock county, the Ellsworth American says I:
Hon. w. G. Bsrrows has received and deserves
many thanks for his thorough ard public exami-
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Sailg Rsaaehet Jonru2l,
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE FARM
INGTON FAIR.
The Floor Il "a building Gives Way and
several pers Injured.

FAHMINGToN, Oc'c5cr 10. The Franklin cun-
ty fair was interrupted to-day by quite tragic
event y portion If the upper ioor of the bui d.
ing fell, carrying some two hundr, people to tie
1oor below. Luckily none were killed SIEVE al
persons were seriously injured and one will Prob
abb, iii
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Sentenced.

PETERBoRo', October IL. James Ryan, mer-
chant OF this town, was TT led esterday for the
murder of his wife last May. The jury returned
verdict OF guilty with a recommendation to
mercy, Ryan having been drinking heavily for
some days prev lous 10 the murder. The prisoner
was sentt need to be banged, Nov. 2lst.
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FIR tt>PECT.
Ma inr Disaster,

PORTLAND, October 10. by the striking of The
schooner Ionic at Prospect, Thur sdtv, Captain
Marston VS. drowned. The rest of the crew
were sayed.
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nat ion Of the criminal bills presented to him by
the County Attorney, the Sheriff and his deputies
for the Courts approval"
Jas. B. severy, Esq, of FArmngtoa, las been
Admitted 10 the bar as an Attorney and Counsellor
at law.
Gov. Conner has reached his home in this CITY,
from Philadelphia and Washington.
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Nothing recently has been heard at the Wa
u parment from the lnltn campagn. Opera
t,u> during the winter will Continue > ygorousl,
as circumstances will permit.
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Devine & Howard have the endorsement OF the
follow ing ply sicisns: G.. w. Martin, NJ. d., W.
s. Hill, Nj. ID. q. +. Brckett, NJ. D., w. Bolan,
NJ. d., Ii. IL. Hill, NJ. D., j. o. Webster, Nj. D..
l.. j. Crooker, NJ. ID. eod-+u
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Mr.. NJ. L. Stevens of Portland, will preach at
the First Baptist church in this city, to morrow
fore noon. The pastor of the church, Rev. Mr..
rllen, will preach in Rev. DR.. shaller's church in
Portland, on Sunday.
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A young fellow stopping at the Evans House in
Gardiner. the other night, blew cut The gas on re-
firing. If the clerk hadn't been round and di.cov-
cred it, the young man would now be in glory,
saws the Journal.
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Huntington, Mason 4 Co., open this week very
choice line of fine undertaking in medium and
heavy weights; also large stock of the celehrat-
ca SlranR buck gloves, which are warranted not
10 harden bv wetirg.
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Tomorrow will be "Autunn Sunday at the
Winthrop Street Universalist church IN this CITY,
The church will be finely decorated, and the scr
vices in the forenoon will be appropriate to the &C.
cnsinn
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING Report.

New fOrk. Oct. 10, 1919.
Money wa easy at 2-al& per cent. on call. r.
etgn X hange & as i-aiS3 f.. btnAtrs' iong
AID t'5-.,s'A r demand. Gold 0peued at / .
and closed at 10 -. Loans and Ter cent.
''u-toms recelp.s - 5, 90. Treasury disbursed.
si5, % neiest, $40 y or bonds, AMI $4,000 in
SILVER.