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The Portland daily press., 1881-06-08
STATE NEWS.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY


The Journal says fifteen year old son of
Mr.: Ed Chadbourne of Wales, took his gun
and went out for little practice shooting, af-
ter supper Saturday evening The barrel ex-
ploded and shattered the palm and fingers of
one hand.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Waugh, Williams I& Cothren have COM
menced building large corn factory in Farm
ington and are to have it completed ready for
operation this fall. The lumber for the facto-
ry comes via the Sandy River railroad from
Phillips.
The first number of an educational journal
to be published monthly in Pennington by
ceived. Its typographical appearance is ex-
cellent and it is filled with entertaining matter
of interest to educators.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The North Vassalboro Mills have an agent
at South China purchasing wool; 25c for I'M
washed, is the standard price paid.
Capt. G. W. Keyes, of the Pennington
Chronicle, former student of the Maine
Wesleyan seminary, has recently presented
the seminary with fine picture, in India ink,
of his wife who was graduate of this institu-
ton and for four years its honored preceptress.
The Register says the Hallowell Cotton
Manufacturing Co.'s gross products for the
past six months, has been 100000 yards, an
increase of 100000 yards over the product of
the preceding SIX months. Many different pat
terms OF fancy goods are made. Their amount
for the present half year is 100000 yards.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The Wing says that Sunday, Mr.. J. f. Park
hurst of Bangor, met with serious and dam
gerous accident, being kicked by a horse, re-
ceiving the blow squarely in the pit of the
stomach.
The Commercial says that great dissatsfac-
ton exists with the management of the Dex-
ter poor farm by Samuel Murphy and wife. A
committee of investigation find evidence to
show that Murphy and wife have ill-treated
the poor inmates and appropriated the towns
rested.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
There is an immense jam of logs at Cara
funk Falls. The jam is mile long, and the
logs are piled as high as the chimneys on a
three-story house. Saturday, a drivers leg
was broken, while he was at work on the jam.
Thousands of people have been to see 1t.
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NEW Steel Ear Drops at
juSd3t OWEN, MOORE & Co.'s.
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REGINA, the best 3-Button Kid Glove in the
city for One Dollar. Every pair warranted.
juSd4t H. L. NELSON & Co.
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y cents.
juSd3t OWEN, MOORE & Co.
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LADIES Fine Light Weight Balbriggan
Hosiery, finished Seams, French feet, pairs
for S1.00. HI. NELSON & Co.
jus dat
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Union Conference at Denmark.

The annual meeting of the Union Confer
ence Of Congregational churches was held with
the Congregational church in Denmark yester
day forenoon, and will continue through to
day. A large number were present at the
opening, and the exercises were very interest
ing. The following programme was carried
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opening, and the exercises were very interest
ing. The following programme was carried
out:
FIRST SESSION.
Organization and Devotional, at 1 o'clock.
Sermon, Rev. w. B. Hague, South Bridgton.
SECOND SESSION, AT ppm.
Devotional one half hour.
Report of churches, Rev. L. Goodrich Registrar
Lowell.
Discussion. First topic-The faith essential to
the success in the work of the churches? The sort
of faith? On the part of whom? Bros. S. II. War
rem and Pike, followed by others.
Second topic-What, in the state of the churches
indicating substantial ground for encouragement;
DR.. Mason and others.
THIRD SESSION, EVENING.
Praise meeting one half hour, conducted by Rev
o. w. Rogers.
First Topic-Is religion essential to human vel
fare? Rev. n. Lincoln.
Second topic-The best religion? Rev. W. B
Hague.
Third topic-Who should be responsible to aid il
the maintenance of the ordinances of the Christian
religion, in every comm unity? Deacons j. S. Love
JOY, j. P. Cobb, and others.
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The Journal says fifteen year old son of
Mr.; ed Chadbourne Of Wales, took his gun
ter supper Saturday evening The barrel ex-
ploded and shattered the palm and fingers of
ono hand
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MINING NOTES.

The Typo tNevadal mill has started up
again. New capital has taken hold of the
district.
Swinging silver. plated amalgamatirg
plates for float gold are coming into ex-
tensive use.
In Beveridge District, Inyo county,
nineteen Mexican arastras lately cleaned
up over $4,000.
Chino, San Bernardino county, has the
placer mining fever, gold having been
found in wheat-field.
Siskiyou miners on Scott River and Ham,
burg Bar are making preparations for ex-
tensive mining operations.
The Tombstone Nugget says that the
Huachucas Mountains are the most inter
esting mineral field in Arizona.
Some new placers were discovered about
mile and half south of Cerrillos, New
Mexico, last week, containing heavy shot
gold.
Cornell is new mining town. It is in
Montezuma canyon, A. T. Hereford Is
another new camp. 1t is on the San Pedro
river.
There are four furnaces in course of cree
ton in Globe District, A L. These are
for copper, etc. In every direction the
camp las busy look.
The Kanaka claim, in Klamath river,
which paid so rich last fall, will be opened
and worked on a more extensive scale this
season. This is probably the richest claim
on the Klamath.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.

Will be held in the Congregational and the Sixth
street Methodist Churches. All the afiliating
Churches will join in these two services tomorrow
evening beginning at 7:30 /. Z. Dwinell, d. D.,
viii offic.te in the latter and the Rev. II. H. Rice
in the former church. Mr.. and Mrs Stebbins will
offciate in both churches.
cougr egational Church.
The pastor. Rev. l. E. Dwinell, will preach to NOR
row forenoon In the evening there will be union
evangelical service at which Rev h II. Rice will
preach and Mr. and Mrs. Stebbing will sing. The
services will begin at 7:30. The pubic invited.
sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between X and L streets-Rev. Robert Bentley,
pastor, will preach tomorrow at 10:45. In the
evening there will be praise service at 645 Uniol
evangelical services in the evening at 1880 Sermon
by the Rev. |. E. Dwine Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins
will sing at the evening services. Strangers cordi-
ally invited.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street. corner 1.-The pastor, Rev. H. H. Rice,
will preach Sabbath morning at 1915. No evenir z
service, but the congregation are invited to the
Union Gospel Meetings.
Christian Chapel,
Eighth street, between and o-Proaching at
IL A. NJ and 7:30 NJ. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock
M. Preacher, ?. II. Cutler.
Kingsley Chapel, IL. E. Church.
Eleventh street, between and I-Rev. David
Deal, pastor. Preaching at 10:45 A. NJ. and at I
P. NJ Praise service at $50. Sunday-schoo at 1870
First Baptist Church,
Ninth street. between L and MA. J. Frost. D. D..
pastor. Morning subject, ''The Model Teacher. "
Evening subject, Naman, the Leper" Baptism
alter evening sermon. Services at l0:45 A. NJ and
7:S0 /. NJ hereafter.
Calvary Baptist Church,
l street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. J.
Q. A. Henry, pastor. Preaching at 1915 A. NJ. Sub
ject, Z" Use and Abuse of Spiritual Power" Young
peoples meeting at 6 P. N. No evening service
Professor Skinner conducts the music. A good seat
and cordial greeting await all who may come
st. Paurs Episcopal Church.
Services will be held at Grand Army Hall, X
street, between Fifth and Sixth, at II A. NJ Sunday
school at 1890.
III. E. Church South.
Seventh street. between J and K-Rev. T. II. B.
Anderson, pastor Service ct II A. NJ. and $50 +. VI.
Subjects, morning Reg, neration )" evening,
EMISSIONS" Sabbath-school at 1870 7. NJ. All in
vited
Latter Day Saints.
The Beoreauized Church OF Jesus Christ Of Lat
ter Day Saints viii hold meeting two days in the
hall of the west end of the Masonic building, on
Sixth street, between X AID l., April both and May
LIST. Services tomorrow in the same hall at IL and
. o'clock.
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DIED.

Sacramento. April 2I-Caleb Gushing Wingate (tie
father Of Mrs. c. E Paine and brother OF G. D. and
r. P Wingate cf this city and A NJ Wingate Of
Carson City,, formerly OF Maine, IS years month
and 26 days. (Gaine and New Hampshire papers
please copy
Friends and acquantarces are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place ON
the residence Of his son-in-aw, Charles E. Paine,
No. 1216 Seventh street, between K and L, this
Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock
Wheatland, Yuba county, april 20-Hattie Gibson,
% years and months
Bonas April 10 Mrs. Mary A. Salyo
San Rafael, April 1S-Mrs. Allen Resica 81 years
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Business Advertisements.

W. 0. Thrailkill, D. D. s-Dental depot.
Sweetser & Alsip-Plate glass Insurance Company.
Silver Palace Dining Saloon-New arrangements.
Sweetser s. Alsip-Real estate and insurance.
Lyon s. Barnes, commission merchants
Frank smith-Internationa Saloon to night.
Dissolution of partnership-H T. Holmes & Co.
VIM. Gwynn, agent for lime, plaster, cement, etc.
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DEsPoNDKNcY is sometimes called "the
blues" because the latter term describes at
once the color and effects of impure blood.
Change it to "rose-colored health" by using
King of the Blood.
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Sacramento, April 21-By Rev. Dr. Cbas. Taubner,
at the Atlantic Hotel, Charles Schneider to Anne
Mary Alexander, be tn Of this city
Gridley, April ISL Henry b. Taylor to Mary Smith.
Nevada lily, april 2O-spencer II. Ribbed to Lille
Nc Brown.
Woodland, April 21-George L. Midsummer to
Florence A. Peak.
Jackson, April 20 $. G. Chapman to jennie Lepley
Yuba cry, April 80 P. Armsly t. Annie Miller
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gOaN.

jackson, April 16-w'ife OF R. E. corinne, daugh
ter.
Near Woodland, april 2o-wife of Albert Bourne, a
San Rafael, april 1s-wife of Richard Kinsella, a
Red Blur, April 2o-wife OF G. W. Patterson, a
SON
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rRANsFgRs OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed April 22d.

MeKenna and wife to Furguson Burns-April 21st,
for 500, lot 4, between d and E, Seventh and
Eighth streets, Sacramento.
= Laura Wells to P. W. Catferty-April 21st, grant
the east 90 feet OF lot ?, between P, fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets, Sacramento.
Geo P. Crossley and wife to E. F. Amsden-
grant of east half Of lot 3, between and X, Fiji
teenth and Sixteenth streets Sacramento.
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teeuth and Sixteenth Streets sacramento.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Miss Rogers
benefit called out 6ne audience last night.
The bill was double ore, and involved hard
work. Il presented the legitimate" for
the first time in this engagement. "Galatea,
play the title role of which Miss Rogers
has made peculiarly her Own, by her intro
duction in America, and the excellence of
her presentation, opened the entertainment.
In this comedy Miss Lillian Andrews
made very favorable impression and re-
ceivsd complimentary recognition. The
play was given with good effect. The second
piece was Lesh, the ForsaBen." in which
Miss Rogers achieved unqualified success.
and was repeatedly called before the curtain
at the close of one act being twice required
to bow her acknowledgements For the
matinee this afternoon 6 Miss Multou," for
tonight the same play, instead of Romeo
and Juliet, as before announced. Tomorrow
night the double bill, "Galatea" and Leah, "
will be repeated, and Monday night closes The
engagement with Led Astray," for the
managerial benefit.
Exclusion AND PIcNIc. = Sacramento
Stamm, No. 124, U. 0. r. NJ, win give its
annual excursion and picnic to Natoma Grove
tomorrow. Great efforts are being pat forth
to make it one of the most pleasant affairs of
the season. The grounds are in fine condi:
ton at present. Various games, such as foot
races, sack races, candy catching. glass ball
shooting, ETC., have been provided for the en-
ioyinenb of old and young, and prizes will be
awarded to the successful contestants. The
First Artillery regiment band will furnish
the music The cars will leave the depot at
9 a. NJ. sharp, and viii stop at all way sta
tions. Refreshments OF all kinds will be
found at the grounds, at city prices. Tickets,
81 each fer the round trip and admission to
the grove. Children under Y years of age,
so cents. Tickets are to be had of all the
members Of the Stamm, and at the depot.
AUCTION SALE.-Sherburn & Smith will
sell at 1890 a. NJ. next Monday, at 1912
0 street, large amount of furniture and
household goods. consisting OF the entire
outfit of well. furnished residence. They
will also sell at 1880 this morning, at their
saesroorn large amount OF furniture, con-
sisting OF parlor and chamber suits, chairs,
tables, carpets, mattresses, stoves, crockery,
glassware, etc.
Police ARRESTS. -Henry Brown was yes
terday arrested by local officer Carroll for
pedding without a license; Gfinnie Foun-
tain. VIM. Hadger and +. N. Jackson,
burglary, by eff ,ers Valentine and Airing
ton; Joseph Tromenschlager-lio disturb
ing the peace, by officer Levy; III. 4. John-
son, vsgrant by officers Valentine and Ar
liHgton.
Mrs. CARRIERS CoNcEBT.-The vocal and
instrumental concert to be given by Mrs.
Addie Carter will take place at the Congre-
gational Church next Friday evening. She
will be assisted by the leading yocalists OF
the city, aId choice programme viii be pre-
eanfe1
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Go TO THE TABLES the first thing you do
when you visit Hale's great sale OF dry goods. :
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GENTLEMEN about ordering spring clothing
should not do so until they have examined
the stool, of fire home and imported dress
goods at Anderson & Johnson's merchant
failcrinc establishments, Seventh stfeet, be-
tween j and X. These goods are exception
allv fac and economical TIE firm enjoys a
high reputation for the perfection of fit given
ia all suits made by it, and also for the gen.
eral excellence of It's work. New designs OF
latest styles received as soon as Issued IN the
fashion marts Of the East.
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ApvERgIsEuENr MRNrIoN.

Theater-Miss Rogers, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Addle Carter-Grand concert.
Wanted-A situation steady young man.
A. O. u W.-Union Lodge this evening.
Bric-a-brac Club-Meeting this evening
Land League meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond Grove opening tomorrow.
For sale-A small farm Carl Strobel.
A. 0. U. W.-Winners of picnic prizes.
Postponed for trotting horse Starlight.
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Go TO THE 1XL STORE for mems and boys
picnic hats.
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Mrs. CARRIERS CoNcEBr.-The vocal and
instrumental concert to be given by Mrs.
Addie Carter will take place at the Congre-
gational Church next Friday evening. She
will be assisted by the leading vocalists OF
the city, and choice programme viii be pre-
eante1
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STRAW HATS, in all grades. Red House.
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MILLINERY GOODS are cheapest at the Red
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LADIES WH1TR Lawn tbs, al! widths and
prices. Mechanics Store.
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Bric-a-Rrac Ciub+A Regular Meeting
will be held at the residence of F. R. Dray No
1923 | street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
THIS (Sa -urtiay) EVENING. Subje MOZART"
R,. nrrlcr OF The Ia23-Itl PRESIDENT.
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Buy THE "LuBIS CORSET" at Mechanics
Store.
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THE place to make your purchases in boots
and shoes-g,od goods, at low prices-Red
House,
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SIXTY CASES OF STRAW HATS received thi
week at the IXL Store.
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PrcSIcKERs AND OTHERS, ATrEsTIoN.-
Won want a basket Of any size or quality, 90
direct to the basket mandatory. No. 52S J
street. near Sixth, where you viii get them
at first cost. Baskets repaired. New handles
put in for 10 to . cents, according to the SIZE
Of basket. Remember, this is the only place
in the city where You can buy hom@-made
baslst
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THE ATTRACTION of the city will lie the
CON partment tables at Hale's great sale.
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MARRIED.

New AND NoBBY HATS, at Red House.
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Go To THE IXL STORE for mems aud boys
nobby straw hats.
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Auction Sales

Auction Sales.
=Sherburn & Smith-General sale to day.
Sherburn & Smith-Sale next Monday.
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TIE CENTER TABLES occupy the whole area
Of the late extension of premises, and will
form the prominent feature at Hales great
sale OF dry goods.
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IMMENSE BARGAINS on the tables at Eale's
great sale of dry goods.
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winners OF Prizes at ,he 4. %. =. ~.
picnic Will please cali 1t the Photographic Rooms OF
:. A. WOLFE, corner Fifth and streets, TOD Y,
and ret their money. d33-it
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FINE. all-weol, Scotch tweed suits-cnstoir-
made-latest atyIs-SlS 30. Red House
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ao.U. w.-1lnion lodge. No. 81, g.
Will meet THIS Saturday EVENING, sFSSNA
April 23d, at Red Mems Hall, Masonic ffsSStSSs:Az
Tenn lie, at s o'clock, for transac ion OF AsEEsT
general business S. A WOLFE, NJ. W. N-<s9
CHAs. COOLEY, Recorder. GB CT a23-lt
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So,;ce.-The firns as II. i. Iieiahrs AZ ca,
composed of WILLIAM GWYNN and II. /.
HOLMES, is dissolved by Limitation from this date
April 81 1881. 80
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FINE kid Newport ties, 81 25 to 81 20.
Red House.
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If You are going to picnic this season,
Won want to go to Paulks. Sl4 L street, for
your canned meats, pickles, ETC., aad be sure
to get some Of those taifY cakes.
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BASE Balls AND BATS Motion Depart
ment, III -chapics' Store.
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You Can CIR at H. II. Paulk's cash gro.
Gerry. Sl4 k street, three cons best corned
beef for 81 /; mixed pickles, p cents per bot
tie, or 60 cents per gallon.
For WHoopIsG CoUGH.-Nothing equals
ChesIey's Rock and Rye.
LEAVE EVERYTHING 70 see Hals's center
tables of attractive bargains.
Do Nor Pur Orr 70 the future il YOU wish
to purchase from Hale's center tables. see
them at once.
HOSIERY AND GIovEs are sold cheapest at
! the Red House.
NEW GlSeHlms AND cAucos are sold
cheapest at the Red House
MoHArR DUsTER, 81 70, at L. Bien's.
ALL TIE ATTRACTIONS of the city viii be
focused on Hale's center tables to-day.
No SAMPLES viii he given daring Hale
Bros great sale.
DRFss GOODS are sold cheapest a. tie Rec
House.
Fancy Goops are sold cheapest at the Rec
House.
DoMEsTIcs are sold cheapest at the Rec
House.
PIoSBc PARAsoLs, 25 cents, at L. Bien's.'
CARRIAGE WE1Ps. ell styies-prices fren
Is cents to 50 IS. NJ cha les Sore.
THIS IS THE FIRST DAY of Hals's grea
sale OF dry goods
LINEN DUsTRR, 81 70, at L. Bien's.
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Will be held in the Congregational and the Sixth.
street Methodist Churches. All the afiiliating
Churches will join in these two services tomorrow
evening beginning at 7:30. /. E. Dwinell, D. D.,
viii oficiate in the latter and the Rev. H. H. Rice
in the former church. Mr. and Mrs Stebbins will
officiate in both churches
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LINEN DusTKR, 81 70, at L. Bien's.
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acknowledgements Hiscoel of New
York viii make q tour Of California the COM
ing summer. State Prison Director Chap
man and Warden Pockman were in the city
yesserlsv. Railroad Commissioner Cone
passed through from the Boy en- route t. his
home NJ Red Bluff L. f. Wilkins OF this
CITY is about to make MS residence A. Tomb
stone. Arizona.
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You CAV CIR at H. II. Paalks cash gro.
cerv. SI4 X street, three cons best corned
beef for 81 mixed pickles, p cents per bot
lie. or so cents per gallon.