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to-day. This circumstance hardly be said to
have materially effected The local situation, as bu-i
ness could scarcely be more inactive than 1t has
been Tor some time psst- The extreme figure FOR
the best shipping grades cannot be placed at over
81 ~, with willing sellers, while it iLust also De
Understood that no ready buyers are to be found.
1T the Produce Exchange call session there
was cousiderabla interest manifested resulting il
the transfer Of about coo tons No White, fol
lows:
S ,ller ISS4-lOl tons, 81 665
seller seasuL- 500 toms, 81 IS.
Buyer seas0n-l00 tons, 81 81; 500, 81 SIT; 100,
81 81 e ctL
BARLEY No receipts to-day Good foed could be
bought this morning at 81 %, though the best bid
was 81 034 u ell Fancy plCcels are held a uifle
higher, with occasional sales at the asking figure
Brewing keeps STEADY within the old range Of 81 ~
al 20 Il ell.
On call at the Produce Exchange more or less
apathy prevailed, though the record showed fair
aggregate Of aussctiaus, the sales IN No. I Feed
footing up q total OF $, 100 tons as follows
Buyer ssasoa-2JO tons, 81 l5.; 1900, 81 49,
Seller season-5lO tons, 81 Oh! 100, 81 G3s l,leo
81 OBJ 100, 5, l35 2 ell.
OATs-Inere IS but moderate demand ana trade
moves along at unchanged rates Surprisl aud Mill
ing, 81 s00l So; NJ. l. 81 G5dl 70; No. ., 81 800
60; Black 81 55al 60 ctl
CORS-No positive inquiry. Calf Vel
low is quctaole at 81 55o 90 for large and
ST Goal Go e cti for small White 81 356I % ;
Nebraska, 81 AZ q ell.
SEEDs-Trade continues very dull Mustard,
S5d3 p for 6"nTu, g 1868 y.Igo; -a1ar,,
5&5tci HEM, =; Rs2e, 5aS57; Timothy IL
s ioz im9oT,ed Alfalfa, SlG9lci Fax, 244z4-
HAY Market steady. Alfalfa, so 5oal3 3d.;
Wheat, Sl5alt 70 WdJ Dat, sI59,aIG 70 Bar
ley, Sl1 50al5: Hixed, Sl2n15 a. ton.
HoPs-Quotabie a; 10 el7c for medium and IS q
20c 8 Ii for choice.
RTE-Choice, 81 40 fair to good, 81 2oaI s.
. ell.
PoTAToEs- Rose, 5oa65c; River Reds, 4Oa
45c; Tomales, 700s5c Petalumas, 70aS5c Peerless,
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CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES To TIE RzcoRD,rMos.l
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Chargcd MLlh ExtorlIon.

SAN joss, January 23d.-Frank Y. Her
nsndez was arrested this afternoon, on COM
plsint Of his wife, for extortisn She alleges
that on the 1lth Of lsst August Hernandez
beat, abused and threatened her so that she
was compelled to sign n note and mortgage
for s., GEO. and that he drew the money from
the Commercial Bank. Hernandez is the
party tried il Redwood City last month for
embezzlirg the diamou6s os his wife.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Store Destroyed by FIRE.
The FerrIlorisI Goyernorship.

PINEwAwA. January 23I.-A FIRE here to-
day destroyed tue store aud contents OF w
: N.wlaDt. I.ozs. 81 900
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This Greal
,;Ss \ strength entOs
ia ~ - So ! Nen-dy a1o AeTyc
: q So =. TGSsV is the eEitj
tfat1ts A IS ~ mate result of ever
j.. gsy ass, ls ~ twenty years Of prac-
= ~ IN s Z teal experience, and
/: t{fss * AsS ~ CURES WITS IN
ystS4F h e.SfszFs = 4 FAILING CERTAINTY
I NV lltALA##f%alii Nervous and Physical
X " : v n q IA z Debility, Seminal Weak
'tst s9s - Eezsf 81 esst &ness. Spermatorrhea,
b tzgs 81 ~ 2 NEtsk -sjss SPrCs ia IOrrh o. n
sesk.H1i u lS.1E3 Emissions, Impotence
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, and Loss
mANROSD, TIA all tJs complications,
and front whatever cause prOduCed. II
enriches au1 purifes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brun, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs, ard Physical and Mental Faculties L
stops any mnatural deoiiitating drain upon the
system, pre- renting involuntary losses facilitating
dreams, seminal losses with the urine, etc,
destructive to mind and body. 1t is sure
q al KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLANTS. 1t contains no injurious ingredients
To those SUFFERING from the evil effects
OF youthful indiscrsiiOas or excuses, a
speedy, thorough and permanent CURE
Is GUARAEEEEs3. Price, So 80 per bottle,
or five bottles in case, with full directions, and
advice, 8E0. Sent secure from observation TO any
address upon recent Of price, or C. o. D. To BE-
had only Of
Or c. .. 8ALFlELl5
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TNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
q Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween and 0. Castings and Machinery Of every
description made TO orier iyM4p1m
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ELE'8
DREAM BALM

Effectualiy cleanses
the head Of catarrhal
virus, causing healthy
secretions. II allays
inflammation, pro
tects the nasal pas
sages from additional
colds, completely
heals the sores and
restores SENSE OF taste
and smell.
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Divorce Case at Red Bluff.

RED BLUFF, January 23i.-Charles p.
Brayuard, Superior Judge, was last night
granted divorce from bis wife, NJ. t. Bray.
nard, Judge Bell. OF Shasta. presiding. The
trial lasted two days, and occupied much at.
tention. The care of the minor children was
given to ths plaintiff.
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DIR. llcG0nkey's

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cay, Loss of Vigor, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and all
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st permanently prevents al Unnatural
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lt Is indeed Il wOna eFeul re.nedy-toning
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The Doctor will agree TO forfeit 81, Zoo for a
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eases is owing to complication called PROSTATOR-
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DR.. LIEBlG's JNvIGoRAToR, No 2, with our peru
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Price OF either IRVigoTaIOr, So. Case Of
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Dr. LtebiS a 60. treat successfully by Ho-
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The services Of the celebrated Old German physi.
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SAN Francisco, January 23l.-Mrs Mat
tie w. Hand, wife Of Stephen II. Han5,
Collector Of the Commercial Insurance Com
pany, was found dead in her bath tnb this
morning at her residence, No. 1920 Turk
street. Mrs. Hand bad been in illhealth 70;
six months or more, and for several nights
rast was restless and unable to sleep much.
Lat night size occupied bad with her
daughter, 20 give her husband rest, as she
said. When the daughter awoke, about
o'clock this morning. she missed her mother,
and notified her father Of the circumstance.
He searched The house end found the body,
face down, in about foot Of water in the
bsth-tub. BY her side lay carving or bread
knife, and the water Was crimson with her
blood from a severed artery in the left wrist
The deceased was native Of Maine and SO
years of age. OF late sh3has acted strangely
at times. and doubtless she took her life
vyhila snffarinp alteration of the mind
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1856. y. F,,sTEs IL co., 1888.
DOoK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
! Blank Book N Manufacturers, No. S19 : street,
hetreen Third and fcurth Sacramento. iy2O-sptf
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w. c. VAN FLEET,

: TToRNEY- AT-LAw AND NOTARY PUBIC,
y No. 4o7 J street, between Fourth and Fifth,
Sacramento. jy1-H
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NEVADA, January 2Si.-A suit for fore
closure of $ trust deed on the property of the
Blue Tent Mining Company was commenced
in the Superior Cours to-day by Edwin
| Neames ct ais, as trustees. Plaintiffs claim
! $500, 000 including interest.
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,DCERTON & POST.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR, 6o3 l
street, near Sixth. Sacramento, Cal iyls-2m
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CHAs. III. POWERS. W. II.

nFFICE, SOUTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH
Z y and streets, Sacramento, Office hours:
to II, S to5, Z S. dl-d
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BUSINESS CARDS.
GOLDEN KYLE KATAR.

MO 300 j STREET, SACRAMENTO GENTS
~ Clothing and Furnishing Goods. n. ZEMAN-
SKY Proprietor. i ial5-4ptf
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T. 1. sNiDER. ". H.,
DHYsICIAN ATD SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
4 corner Second snd streets. Office Hours
TO 1920 A. II TO 4, and to P. y. Residence,
els NJ street, between Ninth and Tenth. ms 4ply
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McMuNN'S ELIXIR OF
G@ II Z. T. NJ

rs THE PURE EXTRACT FROM THE DRUG
] from which all the hurtful properties
moved and the medical ones retained No headache
costiveness or sickness Of the stomach attend its
use. Price, SO CENTS. All druggists ml-lyTuThS
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pas Catholic DIRECTORY.

DIR. @ilmorp Sbea, Der befannte tatbo,
hide @eidi9tsi9reiber, antwortst in Ell
mem 0riefe au bic "Catholic Review auf
ueri9ieosne sesen bas biesiabrise "Catholic
Directory" seridtete ansrifie in Sesus
auf bic 3uuerlailisteit Der in bemieIben
entbaltenen 3ablen. @r iast, baB er CUR
Serednuns Der fatbol. SeuOlteruns bes
9anbes mad ieber 0i0Seie seidriebsn babe,
unb baB bic Gabeqsn unb @bi9atunsen
mur bic ein~seianSten ansaben rsprdienti,
ren. Gr (@ilm. Sbea) CLAUDE, baB bic
Sere9nunsen I'M @lsemeinen gu niebris
ieien, bait aIio fem Werf ielbit ni9t fir
5uperIaifs. @r babe aus ieber OiSssie
einen Beridt iiber bic Saufen unb GOSess
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Srano Der Wiitonafir6e umD
S6ule anf Der Wenomtmee.
Ncierpation III
9eShtua.

Der %. Sebruar mar far bic armen
&otbbaute auf Der Heierpation Reibina i'm
nOrbli6en Biseoniin elm gar trauriser
Gag. Sn Der Sriibe INN 3 rlbr wurben bic
Stride mb Sdule innerbalb elmer Stunoe
IN einen aidenbaufen permanbelt. Die
6ir6e mar Dor nabe,u 80 Sabren pom Sns
biassrsW iiiionar StoQa o. s. +. srbaut;
Die S6ule MAI eeit lesten CONNER BON
ben SranSistaner. Patres (pel9s Dor pier
Sabren pon ct. 9ouis aus bieie Miilionen
iibernommen batten), erri6tet worben.
sic biente Susleid ais &oits unb Gr,ies
bunssbaus far bic Snbianers &inber inter
eeituns pon ct. SOiepbsidweitern (aus
ct. gouiS).
CUR 3eit wurbs bic SduIe bon $500
&inoern belu9t, pon benen 70 i'm @ebdube
ielbit wobnten. gm 0orabenoe bes ers
wabnten Cages parsn bic &inber aad ibs
rer @ewobnbeit, frfbseitis CUR Rube ses
9anSen. WeiI es al ienem IbenSe ni9t
isbr falt mar, bielten bic S9weitern tsin
Teuer i'm 9auie; bic Oberir idaute nod
nm 10 nbr ielbft na@, Oh aQes In Orbs
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9es beili8em |aters SorsiaIt
iir oeu unterri6t.

No6 srOBere SorsfaIt wie Sen Glemenz
tari9ulen wenoet geo XIII. ben b6beren
wiieni9aftli6en NnitaIten gu. Sas r0s
mii9e Si0eeiausS eminar ct. @ppolis
mare bat, wie Der ySr. 9tSg." sei6rieben
wirb, eile beoeutenbe llm9eitaltuns erfab>
rem baOur6, baB SEQ XIII. an bemielben
cine neue 6afultdt iir ismitii1e (bebrdii6,
oramdii6 uno arabiid) iowis fir altinbii9e
Srraden, Defenders Sanscrit, sesriinbet
bat. Der Papit bat bic 9lbii9t, aus ben
iunsen @elebrten, Die aus bieier S6ule
be%rporseben, Die tidtisiten mad gbiolpis
runs ibreS 3urius 2 bis 3 Sabre in ben
Orient reiien 81 ~laiien, um iid Saielbit
praftii9 ein3uarbeiten. Die neuen gus9ras
bunsen uno @ntbedun9en I'M Si9riss unb
Gupbratgebiete (Niniue, gabplon), wel9e
sesenpdrtis Die @eidi6tss unO Sprsdens
forlder in Spannun9 balten, bieten fir
praftiide Nrbeit Elm weites 6elb. sSn Der
uaticanii6eu Sibliotbef bat Der Yapit al
ipriid. babploniide 6ilini6liiten aufses
itellt ais 9lnfans zines aiprii9en Muies
unls, weldes benz etrusfii6sn uno d9pptis
iden Wtuleum sur Settle iteben ioQ. Oas
Ssminar ct. appo0inare itebt unter Der
uor;isli9en 9eituns oes acknowledgement Ca
lamo, bes gelebrten S9iilers unb SortieSs
gers Ses b~erhbuten Ybiloiopben Saniepes
rino. Der Sbeolisica wenoet Der B. Sater
feline pole 9lufmerfiamfeit Su. SIS siebt
auf benz Grbrunoe feline selebrte &Srpers
i9aft, welbs iid nit bieier 9ltabemie mel
len t0nnte. Sic beitebt nur aus Ooctoren
Der SbeOlOsie unO YbiloiOpbie, iopie bes
canoniiden &e9tes. Sci ~Swsimalisen
w0dentli9en Oisputationen bauert Der Sur
Jus le9s Sabre. Nan fam ie bic 9roBe
r0mii6e prattiide S9ule Der Sbeolosie
nennen. SEQ XIII. sebort ibr ais Censor
emeritus an. gu ben jebiSen Gsniorsn
Sablen ELF 9arbindle uno cine 9roBe i3abl
seIebrter BrSten. Die Oisputationen iinb
tbeiIs pripate, tbeiIs Otientli9e. 0as
Prosramm Der Sbeien pro 1884 wsiit bic
wi9tisiten 6rasen aui Dem @ebiets Der biblis
i3em 5a6er (bibliide Gbronolosis, Socis
alpoIitit bes alien Ieitementes), Dogma
tit unb &ir9enseidi9te auf. Die mObers
men wiHeni3aftIi&en grrunsemi@aftsn
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fdQe uerIanst, aber nur wenise beto AMEN,
unb, I'm fiber gu seben, mare in uieIen
6duen Die 8eu6lferunssSabl bel Der Ib>
l6atuns nieoriser anseiett morben, ais
iriber. Die Sauptidulb on Der WanseIs
baftisteit bes Na9i6lasebu6s i6eint Die
gerlassbanoluns Su %treffen, wel9e @ilm.
Sbea ni6t Die Mittel CUR Serfiisuns iteQz
tie, bic nOtbis iinb, UNI BON allen @ssenoen
suuerldiiise Na9ridten gu erbalten. Sir
Ni6ts fam man 9ti9ts erparten, unb wer
Elm berartises 8ud b~eruusseben Mil, muB
aud einise Opfer bafir brin9en. Oas
Seite mare iebenfalls, wenn cine anSere
fatb. 6irma bic 9eraussabe zines IbreBs
bu9es unterndbme, uno ben SS. Sablier
d Comp. Seiste, wie Elm ioldes BERT Ell
sentli9 iein iolte. Sin Sisden Concur
rem; lit INNER beillam.
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tommen babel CUR frudtbariten gerwer>
tbuns. Dem Gouesicum llrbis, pel6es
aus ben Yrofenoren Der nun ueritaatIi1en
uniperiitdt Der SapienSa entitanb, bat
geo XIII. i'm lebten Sabre cine neue pers
l9artte Yromotionso rbnuns uorsel6riebeu.
0te 9lei6faus BON ibm ms 0eben serli>
fene Nfabemie bes 3. Sbomas, iouie bic
btltorii9 iuriitiide afabemie balten ibre
reseImaBi9en Seriammlunsen. Die less
tere 9ibt cine porSiisli6e 3eiti9rift ,Docu-
menti di storia e dritto" beraus.
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aatboHf&er &trden 8 aaIcnSer.
Seus ipeiiet 5000 Mann.-Sob. 6.

Count. Den 90. 0tars gictoriam II. (. @sfdbrt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30
CHINA.

Master Bates, the 1 year old son of Re-.
+. C. Slower, broke both bones of the lefi
forearm while at play on Friday afternoon.
The limb was set BY DR.. Martin, and is CO.
ing well.--Dr. Martin has purchased s fine
horses, which he will ship tc, Granville n.
Y. on Monday. Some are speedy and al
very choice.-The cheese factory commences
operations on MONDAY under charge of Mr..
R. A. Taylor, the old superiutendeut.-The
nominations at the county convention meet
our approval. The selection for the office Of
sheriff is particularly satisfactory to the re-
publicans in this vicinity who know Mr.. Nc
Fadden to be a gestleman and one who will
honor the Office. The dry weather ensures
q light crop Of hag, but corn and other vege-
taton look well--The ssboys will celebrate
the Fourth in theusual manner IN this vii
promised. Oraron by Rev. E. s. Gahan, ii
2, P. n. All he usual side shows. Come
one, come an!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

"How to break hen from setting," is
question which has perplexed the brain Of
the poulterer ever since hens sprung into tx-
istence. Every device which the Imagination
could invent has been given a trial, but all
proved abortive until recently, when an
Augusta man solved the problem. He kept
n flock of some 20 fine biddies, but year in
and year out during the spring months, a
respectable portion of them would devote
their undivided attention to incubation. He
adopted all of the plans ever heard
of to drive them from their nests. But al
were without effect. Finally he hit upon &
method of his own and since then has had nc
difficulty with incubatory hens. He simply
took soft string and, lifting the birds wings
from her back, tied them together so that
she could neither fly nor move them. The
result was that the biddies treated in this
manner. deserted their nests and in few
days returned to laying. Saturday this gen.
tleman had three fowls in his hen-yeard with
their wings fastened and they did not even
wink at their nests. Our friend has tried
the plan repeatedly, and always with success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

Are you disturbed at night and broken oi
your rest by . sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting teeth? If so, send
at once and get bottle of MRS. WNsLow't
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHINe
It's value is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
il. 1t cures dysentery and diarrhoea
regulates the stomach and bowels, curei
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces in
and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHINa il pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription of one o.
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price
25 cents a bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

letter from Hong Kong, China, dated
MAY 9Th, 1884. announces the death of a
Young man by the name of John Brown. who
shipped from Eastport, Maine, as an EN-.
ployse of the U. s. steamship Trenton, and
fell overbos.d just before arriving in port ai
Hong KoIg. The above named steamer
sailed from New York last December, and
young Brown is thought by some to have been
a native of Presque Isle, Aroosrook county,
Maine, and to have enlisted in the U. s
navy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30
City Personals.


Cat. H. r. Blanchard and family are
spending their vacation in Jefferson.
MI, Blaine and sevural members OF his
family attended church yesterday.
Tie title of Doctor of Divinity was con-
ferd on Rev. C. T. Penney by Bates Col
legs Friday.
Nr. Samuel L. Boardman is writing
skach Of the home life of Mr.. Blaine for
New York firm.
Mr.. H. s. Sperry, of Hartford, Conn, is
Stopping in Augusta for Q few days. He
called on Mr.. Blaine yesterday.
Hon. Church Howe Of Nebraska, who was
. member Of the committee of notification,
v in the city. He is accompanied by Mr.. j.
S. Clarkson of Des Moins, Iowa.
DIR. Amos Wilder reached Augusta on
Friday afternoon on his return from . five
weeks trip to Eastern Maine and Nova SEQ
tia. The DR.. il an experienced angler and
while absent obtained rare sport in taking
land locked salmon from Grand Lake. 10.
cality with which he is very familiar. In
Nova Scotia he visited the famed Anopolis
valley, so noted for its beauty and its adapta.
bility to apple culture. When the doctor
was in the valley the apple trees were just in
bloom, and the entire section presented q
sight Of rare beauty, while the air was filled
with the perfume Of the blossoms. Mr.
Wilder alan found great abu undance of brOOl
trout in the streams of Nova Scotia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

rm MEruopasr.
Rev. Mr.. 1Adlee prsschsd on the subject
Of Sunday STOOLS.
Ar rHE UHrARIAx.
The sermh vas BY the pastor. Subject
Liberty. quality and Frater,ity." Text-
Gal. In-3
Af THE UxrvRRsALIsT.
Rev. MI 5Convell preached At the Univer-
salist chueh. His text il in the 1l9th
Psalms 18th verse.
Ar THE FIRsr BAPTIST
Mr., Nkriman of Brockton. Mass, preached
from u text, John xn-27-23: !: Father save
me ffdh this hour, but for this cause came
unto i hour, Father glorify thy name"
Ar THE CosGREGATIoxAL-
Subed-''Confessing Christ" Text
Rom. x-9 and 10: .If thou shalt confess
with Thy mouth Jesus - Lord. and shalt be.
lieve in by heart that God raised him from
the dead thou shalt be saved"
Ar THE FIRST BAPTIST.
A lager audience than usual assembled to
hear IL discourse by Rev. Frank d. George
of Gedgiaville, RI. Text-Romans XII
/: "Iteseech you therefore, brethren, by
the mscies of God, that ye present your bod.
les . lsing sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto
God, shich is your reasonable service"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

The hay crop will be fully up 10 the aver :
-. which means large yield.-Road Com
mssioner Gale 10 making very extensive inn
2avements on the highways.-Capt. NJ. B.
C0n arrived from the West Friday night !;
hsreporss that there is the most intense en-
thsiasm for Blaine and Logan, and that
th 'sindependent kickers' are everywhere
deailed for the course they are taking. Mr..
Cmn will make . brief stay in Maine.-By
d action Of the republican town committee
o this representative class, comparing the
tsns of Winthrop, Belgrade and Rome.
Winthrop will not have the privilege of
escting representative to the legislature
util 1886, the honor going this year to
hme. Much inquiry has been made why
. Blaine & Logan club has not been or
enized here; it il not because there are not
Rnty of enthusiastic supporters of the
tket, but rather because the town commit
T. have not moved in the matter; We call
pom them to run out the flag and take im-
iediate steps to organize the "Blaine Invin-
tbles. Mrs. Thomas Cofin's furniture and
orses were shipped West last Saturday, Mr..
Wallace Berry being in charge.-But little
egard is paid to the fish laws and
10 not an uncommon sight to see . fine
:ring of black bass.-The telephone poles
ave been painted which greatly improves
heir looks.-Messrs. Newland Bishop and
slliot Wheeler are on . vacation to Niagara
falls.-I. N. Packard OF Indian Rock, Range
ley. formerly of this town, has bought the
bid Packard homestead and will make
t his permanent home.-Schools close in
the village district next Thursday; the
,chool house has been painted outside
Aud the roof timed which has greatly
improved its looks.-The Winthrop House is
loing an increased business; the summer
visitors are coming ca :lier than usual and
viii stay longer which certainly speaks well
for the town as a summer resort and the
of the Winthrop Hotel.