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CITY ITEMS.
Prof. J. M. Heard.

OF New YORK city, member Royal College Of
veterinary Surgeons OF England: Professor of
the surgery OF the Horse N Y. Vet College,:
veterinary Surgeon OF the Sd Avenue R.R. Co.
OF n. 4: CITY e 500 herses), &c, &C, says: - 1
TAKE great pleasure In testifying to the val
liable properties possessed by the Liebig Co.
Af'nfcdted Extract of Witch Hazel, No yeter-
mary surgeon or horse owner can afford to be
without It," Cures speedy CUTS bruises, In
luTles sprains, pricks or bruises OF the feet,
ware OF worthless limitations. Depot go Maiden
Lane, New York. Sold In fifty cents and dollar
sizes; reduced rates by the half gallon and gal.
Ion.
Yellow, DyspePtfc, Nervous Invalids
grow strong. rudy and healthy By the use OF
me L.eolg CO.'S Coca Beef Tonic. Beware OF
Argand OIL stoves.
Perfect In all details. Sold on tria, at
MOran.s, AS 9Th st. NV, ana 1926 PennsylvanIa
ave. Also, refrfgsrators, Water coolers, &c.
Burnet,'s Cecoaue.
TIE BksT OF ALL HAIK DRESSINGS.
IL aila9s irritation, removes all tendency to
dandrun. and tnvigorates the action of the
capillarles In the highest degree thus pro.
noting vigorous and healthy growth OF ha,r.
us effect upon the glossinesS and richness OF
the hair is such as cannot be surpassed
BURFETT'S FLAyORING EXTRACTS are the best.
huli!ons OF rats. mice. cats, bed bugs, reaches,
lose their lives by collision with Though on
Rats" Sold by Druggists. 15c. boxes tn
Fresh Attorney butter cnurne0 every morn.
ing, and delivered in 31lbs Ward" prints, $50
per 10. Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of. Cream. loo pint.
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Two HOUSES OF BAD RBPUTR RAIDED BY
THE POLICE Sergeant Leech, with OI1cers
Block, Howell, Hutchinson, Williams and Nc
South Washington last night. one was kept
by Annie Mary Smiley. on ~ street. between
Maryland avenue and street, and the pro-
taken to the station house and locked up. In
the Police Court this morning Mr.. Coyle stated
TO the court that Mrs. Smiley Is very sick fro
hemorrhages and had ITS in the station house
TO jail She gave her personal bonds to move
from this house. The other house raided was
on ~ street, between n zine aud Maryland
avenues. kept by q colored woman name1
Emma johnson. who was brought into the
Police Court to-day and fined $50 or 50 days 10
jail An appeal was noted.
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THK rendition OF Sousa's famous masterpiece,
me mor1eS OF the War;" by the full Marine
yer'5 summer Garden last ntoht, was listerad
very large and appfeci alive audlepcG
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Hon. p. T. BAhNUM ard his combination give
rare praise 10 ST. Jacobs OIL.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to ], S.
Cook and j. j. Flynn: w. S. Nixon, of Kenton,
OHIO. and Helen Andrews OF Cazenoye, Ny
DIR. b: p. Ftshburne. OF COlleton county. s. c.,
and Z. Alice Beior; Alfred Petit and Annie
Rodgers, both OF Fairfax county, Va
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For THIS WEEK ONLY, we offer the following
great bargains In watches: Ladies' solid gold
watches, $l4; nickel chatelaine stem-WiDder
$3.50; gents silver watches, $3.50; solid gold
Elgin stem-winders, s25; WaItham Ia karat
Stem-windeTs, 81 80. A similar reduction of 10
per cent on all other grades OF watches II.
Harris { Co., 432 9Th street. between D and E /
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IN TROUBLE THROUGH TRYING TO FOLLOW
HORACE GEkKLEYs ADyICK-A young man
about 10 years old, named Jimmy Wright
Mvlrs n the eastern section OF the City, got
Ire fever 10 Ego west" ana was seen I'd aef m
the train al the p. and p. depot last Saturday,
but seeing that lie YVES observed By a friend Of
BIS father he left the train and started down
6th street. and again Jumped on while the train
was III motion. Detective McDeyitt was In
formed OF the facts by the lads father, and tel.
egIaphed To the police Of Cumberland, MO, to
oetaln him. sunday morning he received q
him In custody. McDeVitI lett Sunday and re-
turned 81 ~ o'clock Sunday night with thu
YOUTH, and turned him over TO his parents.
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SPLENDID glasses, at Hempler's opticlan, near
AZ street, +

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKKr.-At the Queens.
,rs,, Drove Yards, yesterday, {on the Metro
pohtan Branch. Is. IL U. r. R. three miles from
tne city-LewiS ID. Means proprietor), 3l4 head
OF caIue were offered. of which eli were sold Go
lambs up: OF these $50 were soid as fai,nwS.
SneeP SHa3H per To-: lambs, Gas; and re-
maincer Shipped 10 Baltimore az cows and
calves brought s25asSo. The state OF the market
was fair. nv
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LADIES GOODS.
A. B. SCHOFIELD.
1895 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEET.

A. B. SCHOFIELD.
1895 SEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST.
UNIVERSAL ya sssaIIsssN t Ss.MEsssys PERFECT
ideas from the London aid Paris Fsshion ceSters
c sssapess Sss
snd gaiessst msnner of stamping goods Of 81 kind.
signs Il ali kinds oonstsntiy On hand Stamping ing
o9Se u Iess1nab rates
ehon ace. swiss: Il ish Naireook and other Trim
minss, Nools Of all kinds and every shade, Ger
NIB Just orasred:-Wili have in store in few
shades shs 81 ii
"A fun stock Of Briggs Co. e Transfer Papers at
MIs. Annis Je fries Dry Goods, Fancy and Milf
merry store, nss Pennsylvania ave. northwest.
n: B:-The kensinston Stitch taught here mas
DOUGLASS.
NINTH STREET. ST. CLOUD BUILDING
GENUINE Isle THREAD
GLOVES,
In great variety. at popular prices,
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
For Ladiee. Misses and Children.
RELIABLE GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
CORSET COVERS AND DRESSING sAOQUEs
OF our own Manufacture.
LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY,
In New Designs, for Summer Wear.
CORSETS
1HOMSON'5 VENTILATING. for hot weather
DOUGLASS,
m27 NINTH AND SrgERfs.
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DR. METTAUR'S
MAD cHG PilIs
SlCK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYs-
PERSIA IN its worst forms, cleansing tie body OF
excess OF pile. producing regular healthy action
A fun size box OF these valuable PILLS. With ful
6 6reST0ns ios complete cure mailed TO any adj
For sale by al druggists Ct Is cenu.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rey: Thomas auAED. one Of the most emineu,
d. E. Church, Baltimore Nd:
~, have no hesitation IN assuring you that Or.
MLIssAnEs aLAoAoA1 PILLS have proved mos,
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Eev: TaoxAs GAhBLR pastor n. X. Church. Hs-
gertown. Nd;
with great benefit am now seventy-nine year,
90 S. ana have been subject 70 Constipation num-
Her Of ysar a., Your Ps have acted g I!e.santy
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rsy. LEXn A. THmKKnD. pastor n. Z. Church.
gave Dr. MIrrAuRs HKApAoHn Pills 70 q
man who Vas IN bed With bad attack OF Bilious
Fever. and In two days he was out attending to bis
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIRKKIKD.
Rey.I e. PKrIRs. pastor NJ z Church, Urosna. Va:
AoHI P1LIs and found Them most bsnefcial.
Your sr1S truly uiy A'''ns' ''A' I.K pFrKRs.
Rev: g. "; HOBBS. pastor II. Z. Church. Pied
have given my wife. Who is sufferer from Head
Your ssi sr -: 49, " 'V GEo Ss1 ". HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.
fe11-eo Sole Pr0prfetOrs. Baltimore. ND.
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Deeds in fee have been recorded as folryHs
II. D. Cooke to Lillian z. Barnard, pt. lot T., so.
726; So 00 W. Fl. Barnard TO Joseph w. Par
} er, pit C. so. 726: 8. E. Carusi, trustee. TO
John Z. r. ndan, pit. IA, 50. SOP; 5000. T: A
King 10 Thomas b. Humphrey, lot 20. So 5S9
+. T. B. Pumphrey to Hannah ChappeIl
some property; 500. Catherine Lambrecht tc
Mary A. Lynn, lot 46, So. 934; S, 900. Joseph
Tyssowsk1 10 Helen L. Smith, subs II and ~
and pts 10 and IS, SO. 1I9; $4,000. B. Il. War
nsr 10 T. ID. Evans. pit sub 80. SO. 119; 81, $50.
Herschel Main 10 W. A. johnson. 4 5, So 165;
$4,000. Catherine Relcnenbacn 10 L. W. Byrn,
e y %, so. 209; sl,505 j. U. HermOn TO W. P.
Chew. pts. 10 AID II, so. 4s1; s., 400. ARnte
Moss ct al. to Robert A. Twice, PIT. lot q, SO.
125; s.. John T. Ninson TO Sall1e NJ. Baxter,
pt 2, So $50; s5Ss.25. j. F. Green 10 Robert
j. Clark, sub 81, SO. 1874; 81 loo c. w. Pearson
10 X. McMeen, sub is So lis; sl,OJU.
NORTHERN MARKET, CORNER 7rH AND O SITS
NoRIBWksT.-A general meeting OF persons
interested in the success OF the new market
enterprise VIII be held at Days hall, on O
street, between 9Th and 1th streets northwest,
Thursday evening. the I'd instant, at "a o'clock.
EDWARD ". Dom, secretary. /
SUIT FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE PoTo-
MAC TERRA GOTTA CoMPANY.-Ye5terdayE Z. G.
DE- an filed bin In equity against the Poto nae
TeIra GOTTA company, asking an Injunction TO
tfes,falh me present managers from 1ncurrfag
further Indebtedness, and for a receiver TO cake
cha!ge or It's business and an account of It's
condition. He represents that upon the organ
ia Ion OF the company, In May. 1873 ne became
= stoekhoioer TO the extent OF 81, 900; that he
has received no profits; that the directors have
failed 10 publish the annual accounts or state
ments, as required by law: that the stock
noiceIS ana the PAR value OF their shares OF
the stock are az follows: s. c. Sorfng, $40 SIS.
John II ncb, $15; 3. +. Grc fton. 81 POO: III. T.
j. yne 81, lo0; j. n. Winsiow. of Name S2I 500:
K futile, 81 OoN: Z. @. Dean, 81, 900; Solo
mon Graves, Sl5. o0G; EDoch Totten. - 800; W,
j. Aurtagh, $3.50; 4. b. Smith, 81, 200; F. Rlves
So 0e9; a. Cotton. $50; Feter Parker. IS 900;
total, Sl4S, CSC; that be docs not know now much
or the stock has been paid up; that the assets
are l6s acres CT land and the factory near the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. In Washington
county; that The company owes $40 900 and is
lnsoivent, and under the present management
Will soon become hOpelessly SO. For these
reasons ne asks the Injunction, &C., as q pro-
lection OF his rights.
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LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS!

LAWNS! IAWNS!, LAWNS!
Thousand Styles Tinted and White Grounds, al,
New Patterns.
INDIA LINENS. INDIA LINENs.
PERSIAN LAWN. PERSIAN LAWN.
FIGURED SWISS. FIGURED SWISS.
FRENCH ORGANIZES. FRENCH ORGANIZES.
LACE BUNTING. LACE BUNTING.
DAMAssE GRENADINES.
DAMASSE GRENADINES.
PARAsOLs. PARAsOLs. PARAsoLs.
MADRAS GINGHAMS. PLAID AND STRIPES.
STRAW MATTINGs. STRAW MATTINas,
SHETLAND sHaWLs-white. Cardinal and Blue
BOYS LINENS. BOYS LINENs-Au st,les.
Largest Assortment to Select From.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
6. M. ToWsoN,
Csc Pennsylvania avenue.
3e2 South side. near 7th st.
NUNNINGHAM. THE WRLL-KNO WN, RRLI
able ~ HAHTER is tS DO al kind: Of
TAO sth street northwest. VIZ AI mapN
nR. DUPARE,s CATARRH .REMEDY CUR Is
IL every case Of Catarrh. Price, as cents 'rrV
It; pr DuPare's Blood and Liver Pulls rem ave
al bilious disorders. Price, as cents Mrs Dr..
consumption. Price. 26 and so cents DR..
pupsre's never falling Pile Remedy cures blind,
ss !. wels s 60 %sss
more st.. Baltimore. Md. and druggists MARI Ian
TNO. a. PBEsCOTT
Kespec fully informs the citizens OF Washington
that he has established hiB
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Ar No. l416 F STREET NoRrHwzsT.
where he is prepared to transact all business per.
tsining to Real Estate, aud Will endeavor to do 30
TO the entire satisfaction OF those who may favor
him with their patronage. A specially win be
made Of the care and rental Of houses Money in
vested on the best security. Loans procured, and
in fact every service rendered, including that OF
Auctioneer and Notary Public.
| PRESOOTT'H REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
! m7.1m No. 14l6 7 SZR1xx No2IHMxsT.
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CALIFORNIA WINES. to years Old. In cases
or gallon, guaranteed pure. j. II. Crane, 46O
Pa ave,
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II AERsSME. INV. xk5 9k1aIsAE
HANDSOME, NEW, AND ORIGINAL
ILLUSTRATED PICTURE CARDS GIVEN TO
EVERY PURCHASER OF HIGGINS GERMAN
LAUNDRY SOAP.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM. m3-eolm
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The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFIcKg. !
WASHINGTON, u. c., June 2, ISL. $50 a. m
FOR the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
easteTiy, stationary temperature.
Fair Weather Tomorrow.
The chlef signal officer furnishes the follow
ing special bulletin TO the press: Cold north
east winu5 with rain are reported from the
y ON all districts east OF the Mississippi The
temperature has fallen In the Atlantic states
tennessee and the Ohio Valley the greatest
Iall averaging ten degrees, occurring along the
eoasI rom Boston 10 Cape May. The weather
conofloDs are still unsettled. but the indica
lioIs are that On Friday fair weather viii pre-
van east OF the Mississippi river except posi-
bly, IN New England.
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the thef.
moneter at the Signal Office during the day.
! q. NJ, 6io; II a M, 63 I'D. m. g., Maxi.
mum, " minimum. o..
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THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
NEW BROAD GAUGE RoUTED
Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIC CITY,
Is snow running fast express traias OF Elegant Pas.
s<bser Coaches and Parlor Cara (IS WHICH
TIE CHARGE FOR SEAT Has BEEN
REDUCED TO Is CENTS
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 20 MINUTES.
Passengers from Washington Will take the through
t'airs Of the Baltimore and Potomac r. n ~
r, or Baltimore and Obi, Il. r. TO Phila- MY
delphfa and arrive at Pennsylvania Rail. kk:NI
sdelphia, Wilninston and Baltimore Railroad Sta
ton ut Broad ard Washington Avenues where
Union Transfe Coaches street connect
direct TO Station Of he West Jersey Rail, Foop
OF MARKET STREET.
For throush tickets, baggage checks and full in
formation apply as follows: Northeast corner 18th
r. r., corI.r en- and b sts 1iis Pa. ave issi
Pa. ave-. Station Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
J. r. WOOD. GenI Pass'r. Agent m2l-lm
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CAUTION Be sure to examine our $40 cas-
simere suits before purchasing, as they are
beyond couDt the best for the price In marset
EiSeuan Bros. cor. 9TH and E.
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BRACEI Its, chased. ensme1sd R,man. ladies
misses ana cLfldrens Sizes 81 to $50, at Prt0e,sf
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ORKNEY SPRINGS.
" sHENANDOAH 90 VA. AAA
8. n. MUtLIN, Proprietor. &
OPENS JUNE ~. TIC III
Ids MAGNIFICENT summer resort, situated amOua
the mountains q the Valley of Virginia only twelve
miles from Baltimore Ohio B. f., at Mt Jack
son. within few hours travel Of the citiee OF Bald
more and Washington. 1t excels all the features
which make watering place attractive. Its great
altitude. 500 feet above the level Of the sea rem
ders the climate peculiarly heaithful and DELIGHT
ful. The Chaiy beate. Areeria, Sulphur Powder
Iron 9t snlPhu5 Healing and Bead Wsllov sprinss.
stand unrivaled on this Continent For health.
plsasu and good living, Orkney IL the place.
Round trip tickets issued by the different rail-
road companies. Passengers leave Mt jackson
eoon after the arrival OF the train arriving at the
6pr1ngs to early tea. after being Transported m
PaIa Wasonsttes over one Of the best mountain
ROADS In the STATE easier and quicker reached than
any large wetering place in the two yirginias and
with perfect safety; no mountain to cross.
Board from $42 to $50 per month Of so days 90
cordmg to location. Special contracts made with
families or large parties. Dan accommodate $50
persons. Good bathing. Fishing and hunting In
season.
pamphlet. m12-lm
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:. Il. WOOD. Gent Pass'r. Agent

CAPoN STRINGS AND BSTBs LA
v ALkaLINE IITHIA WATnRs.b
HANPSHIkE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. tcsj
Also, Chaybeste Waters. rich IN Iron. and q fine
White Sulphur Spring ia the Seishborhood.
Open from June LIST to a. late In October as the
company viii Justify. UneQualltd by any mineral
waters in America for the cure OF scid dyspepsia,
Eonty and bladder troubles, uterine ailments,
govt diseases of the skin, catarrh affections,
rheumatism and functional heart tr ,ubles. / T Is
AN UNFAILING 60LvENT OF CALCULI These
waters have proved OF great value in msuy other
diseases, but can be more confidently relied on IN
the above ma med than ans other mineral springs in
tins country / guarantee q cure, II durable by
mineral waters The baths-hot cold aud shower
ere urexcelled anywhere. The new and elegant
swimming pool Of alkaline water. the largest in
the United States if not in the werld, is especially
attractive IL so safer or better plsce for ladies
snd children t. learn to swim. Plenty to I'll the
stomach and ,e,c beds 10 rest them Best mountain
roads IN Virginia; one hundred dollars 90 the mile
expended upon them this spring, he air Of this
elevated region 10 pure and delicious. Ospop
being nesrer to all the cities north Of the Potomac
than any Of the Virginia springs OF note by an
average OF hundred and fifty miles, claims q
large patronage on that score For pleasure or
health the traveller need not go further Board. by
the month, $40, $40 and $50, according to locs-
ton. Send for pamphlets direct. call on W. y.
THOMPSON, e0S 18th street, WASHINGTON, ID. O..
for pam phlets and water. Fine music good boat
Ing, hshing and hunting In season; good livery.
M I'm W h SALE Propr.etor
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DAR6AIN0@0ellinG on my entire stock Of
ID BOOTS AND SHOES Ut cost. Gan oafly. bo.
fore pufchanng eleeWhere. and secure b0rgsina
q e. 0a8kes 1W0 tn street. NV, UaIoo-&m
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SIOCkTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY J-cu.s
- DuEFY. OF Continental Hotel Phtisael =
pnIa. Ma5agsr 4resty enlarged ana i'm Eyk0
proved. 10oltioDal rooms new restaurant IEs
new billiard room and bowling ailey n.ssanSar
elevator and electric bells Comfortable scco1"rno
osnon Tor ], OO0 guests Music by Simon Hasslarss
celebrated Orcht stra- Opens June IS 1851
Room CLERK. HARRY DENIsoN, late Of the Glrsrd
Philadelphia. " 10, .aano'
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D o. SUMNER BESO8TS.
lie OAKLAND AND DEER PARK.
These well known and popular Hotels 4
June 18th. EsH
Lisgrsm of both Hotels can be seen &C Eutaw
House, Baltimore, Md.
For further information address ut Eutaw
House, BALTIMORE, Md; until June 18th. After
that late at Oakland or Deer Park
m25-tJel5 O. 8. VOID Manager
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P1NER sPRIr GS now open fo- re cotton Of
- P0ARDERS from JUNE LIST to SEP =
iLg. hshiue. bathing. grabbing; fruit in IE.tt
s HSundanre. Tern las per day. over four days
s 1n Yer nn,e, 81 90 per day. Address DR. r. p
BLACklsTOSE, River Springs PO Nd Pas
senge rs on Arrowsmith land at Coltoa's VIII ,rf.
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PAWLEY SPRINGS, VA 600 feet . 4
49, - above tde-Ws'er. CAPACITY three YEy
100 guests. Open June 1. For Particulars address,
Q. A SPRINKEL, Treas. Harrisonburg, Va
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Kemt's Hill Notes.

DIR. Torsey and Parson MeNeai take tue
cake on pickerel fishing. Saturday after
noon they took from Jersey pond t.en's'
,xo some weighing 8, l-2 and Ia IDS
Hon T. r. Simonton of Camden delivered
hi. lecture on temperance in the Methodi''
church at this place last THURSDAY evening
A large and interested audience present
". soule ha. disposed of large portion
of hi. canned corn .'Kennebec Brand a.
Ur;cs. above what other packers have OBJ
tanned, from the fact tina. all the work about bout
his factory was neatly done and the s.. corn I'D
hacked at Just the right time. We upderstan1
th.t Is. Fuller of Augusta has purchased
a large quantity of it, so you August.
neonIe will know where to find clean. 'wee'
corn-The apple crop in thi. section y s ",;S
large BUYERS are plenty, and the holders sun
!. n-;ce and not many sales have been MADE
The prices paid have been - 81 to $3.50 'o'
No. fruit.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
October Term for Kennebec County, Judge
Libby Presiding.


MONDAY, Oct. "a, 1881.
Court came in at nine o'clock. The follow.
ing named persons were admitted to practice
law in all of the courts of this
State; James r. Cunningham, Gardiner
Oliver b. Clason, George W. Heselton,
Warren 5. Whitman. all of Gardiner; Benz.
T. Halfway, Hallowell: Herbert r. Tink-
ham, Monmouth; W. A. Lancaster, Augusta
&C Ambrose, Readfield; Albion r. Sim
mons; Gardiner.
No.sO. Joseph Bradstreet and ais. vs.. Abram
Rich, Jr. J. Baker and Clay for pitts Heath
for deft. Action on account annexed
The parties reside in Gardiner. This &C.
ton is brought to recover for q guam.
tity of ice which plfs. allege they sold
the deft at the rate of S2.5O per ton,
amounting to s5,477,O4; with interest, S..
STAB. The def. says that he did not buy
the ice of plffs., but that he made con.
tract with one Field of New York to furnish
said Field 10000 tons Of ice. He
offered the pitts. $40 of the said contract
which they accepted, said def. to ship the
ice, receive the pay and pay plff. their proper
ton: that said Field failed, leaving two car
goes shipped by plfs. not paid for; that def
received for said two cargoes. with interest
to date, gil $3.50, which he is ready to pay
and denies any furthur liability. The case
s still on trial.
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suicide OF . ProminenH c.ss..--
River Jsstans..


we were inexpressibly shocked Sunday ;,
iearn that our old time friend and ne;vhho,
D. .. hacklef, had taken his own life Hs
nad been suffering for little moro tia,
month from what was supposed tn be tam
porary insanity: but last Thursday hi,
ir'ends' fearing for his safety, took him In
'he hospital at Augusta. SUNDAY morn;n.
ne excused himself from breakfast. and
while the attendant was CONDUCTING the o,he,
patients to the dining hall, he broke mir.
TOT and with piece Of it, did the fearful
deed' puncturing the jugular vein. Mr..
nacKieH was one of our selectmen.
and it is safe to say, that no man
IN town had more friends than he.
he will be buried Tuesday afternoon with
Masonic honors by Vassalboro Lodge. No
d, r. and A. NJ. st. Omar Commanderv of
"aterViiie' Of which he was a member. FORM
ing an escort.-Pound parties appear to be all
the rage. There were three in the village
last week, one of which, for the benefit of
Rev MIR. Bill, was we'll attended and poodlv
o''N" he many friends OF Charlie
Howell will be pleased to learn of his i'm
proved health. He has been in Boston the
past week looking up a business situation.
DIR. Salmon of Boston is visiting relatives
here.-B- c. Nichols, the champion pen
wlelder of these parts, has opened a writing
school here; he has about rs pupils.-The
Methodist society at the East are building
small chapel in which to hold social meetings.
it being found too expensive to heat the church
for that purpose.-The ladies of the NJ. f.
society in this village are raising money for
the repair of the church. To that end they
gave an oyster supper at the vestry Saturday
evening, from which handsome sum was
realized.-There were no services at the Bap-
fist church Sunday, the new furnace which
they are putting in not being completed
Rev. Mr.. Bill has gone to Massachusetts after
his wife who is visiting there.-Mr. and Mrs
Levi Weber gave reception Saturday even
ing, it being the fifth anniversary of their
marriage.