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ZIG 7TR STREET NORTHWEST sell
TOMORROW.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER r. 1884,
REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT DAY SALE
At the
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE

When shall offer the accumulation of the last four
Gays OF short lc gths. odd pieces broken sZtS odd
styles. &c. at teIiIiaIt trees"
WHITE SUITS. WHITE SUITS,
In view OF the extreme warm weather, we have con-
Guided 10 make Remnant Sale of stock of hite
INDIA Linen SultS while and shall offer them
on FRIDAY. Sept. liza. at Remnant Prces."
While many Il these Suits perfectly fresh. Of
them are slightly soile from handling, prices Of
winch are sponCiin-iy lower.
he in!la Linen suits slightly tossed sizes, "a and
81: former price 81 REMNANT price - 80 each.
Fine India Linen Suit. HainOur- trIu III, 81 sc,
- ana ~ form prlc, $50. remnant rflce 30 each
Fine India Linen Suit. siZe - only. splendid quality.
former price 81. remnant price 81 each
An Elegant India Linen suit. beautiful quality hand
soIneiy trimmed. with tucks and embroidery perfectly
fresh sizes b. Sc AID 80, former Price $40 remnant
price 81 each
one India Linen Suit trimmed with deep embroidery,
size 10. former price SIS. remnant price S12.
Remnants in each and every Department at REM
MANI PRICES
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
One Price Only,
92l Pa. ave. SELL 912 DIST.
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TINS p HEsoMESosA1LY
WARN WEATHER

Tuls p HEsoNESosA1IY
WARM WEATHER
May induce negligence to examine your wardrobe
with view OF providing de:;ci ic;cs for thc comr
season
The best styles the select shapes and largest aasort-
Het of sizes to be obtained always early. have
many THINKS To say unto but bear them
n0W-the weather IL oppressive Suffice to say
that now can show you
EARLY FALL. SUITS.
EARLY FALL. OVERCOiTS
EARLY FALL. PANTALOONS,
EARLY FALL UNDERWEAR
EARLY FALL ONERSHIRTS
COLCRED CHEyIOT SHIRTS
OH. IN y RUBBER CLOTHING,
CUNNING SUITS.
SIBERIA SOAP
CORDUROY CAPS
CANVAS AND LEATHER CATERS.
WOOL AND LONG HOSE &C.
Custom Order Department running on full time
t N n ING,
tLOT HER.
sell 40 SEVENTH STREET
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BAums M.Mmoru EsrABL1sHnEsr.
4l6 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
AS VIZ DO A STRICT CASH BUSINESS ONLY!
OUR PRICES ARE Guaranteed THE LOWEST
OPENING OF FALL DRESS GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
3iinc very fine English Cashmeres lin all shades) at
&c. yer yard
To arrive Friday 90 pieces wool French Cashmeres
in all shades, al 81 { yard.
This is = special bargain and would advise our
Patrons to call early avail themselves Of this i'm
nieIse offer.
36incl very fine French Casneres lin all shades) at
iJc. yard.
handsome line of pinch bright Plaid Dress Goods
specially adapted for clildre wear. at DC yard
% pieces English Cashmere Plaids. very handsome
styles, a. SC. yard
so inch allwool Habit Cloths in all shades, former
pEice 81. a. T5c yard
IS pieces Striped Jersey Fannel. in and handsome
effects
We also show 4 complete assortment OF fine French
Dress Goods i'll Monte Crcpcs. Cut CaShmeres. Otto-
Black Silks &c. &c., guaranteed ut the lowest
prices
BLANKETS! BLANKETS
100 pairs 1914 Blankets at 81 % Tair.
100 ia Rossmorc Blaukt is at 81 pair
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN TOWELS!
500 dozen all linen Damask Towels 1SS3G at 1Oc each
500 . - - l9xiO u. l5c each
100 "a AZ knotted 1rngcs,
and very attractive borders at 25c each
This last lot of Towels is worthy the inspection of our
PATRONS
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PROPOSALS.
DRoposXIs FOR IRON WORK FOR RooFs.

DkOPOSAIS FOR IRON WORK FOR ROOFS.
IL OFFICR SUPERVISING ENGINEER AND ARCHrTrcr
NEW PENSION BUILDING
WASHINGTON, u. G.. 5th September 1884
Sealed bids Ire invited for Building and fectng the
IRON Roofs over eighty thousand square feet Of the
new Pension Ruidihg in Washington, d. C. Speci6ca-
tion3 and plar be obtained application in per
son pr by letter. TO this office
AL bids received will be opened In this Ofica at
TW4LyE O'CLOCK NOON. on the TWENTY-FIFTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1884. NJ G. MEIGS
cell. 2O.23-Ss Supervising Engineer and Architect
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The suicide OF Mr.. Squiers. The Washington
oroAer, at his house In h street this morning,
or'hgs nome. With startling emphasis the lessons
u judgment following iniseeCls that other cities
nave been taught Mr. Squiers death was strik-
hgiy Ike that OF President Runyon Of the New
brunswick bank, and both hear the same moral
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LADIES UsDERwEAK DEpAnrnEsr
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SKIRTS
Ladies' fine Muslin Walking Skirts with wide hemmed
cambria ruffe. with eight fine tucks i'll the ruf
eSt fine tucks above the r!f,e princess back extra
good value. only
F5c. EACH.
Ladies' fire Muslin Walking Skirts with wide Ham
burg ruic. cluster of fine tcks above the rute
splendid quality only
S100 EACH
Ladies' fine Mother Hubbard Night Robes all over
Embroidered yoke front, hre box plants in the back of
yoke. hIe Hamburg eC2n-- around the and down
front, French sleeves extra fine quality, only
Sl.25 EACH
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TuNHE MISSES TIFFEY
i Will open their school for Girls ana little Boyx
sEPIEMBEk 10Th. at their residence. lass Corc0rsn
stIooL oe1.1nls
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Il RESTAURANT.

Old established stand on pennsylvania avenue near
Capitol. fixtures and good Will and furn.
u' 81 ten rooms. restaurant first and doing good
tisln's good stock OF liquors and wines hand good
clnlnHroOIn and pool arlorS kitchen class with
an lhodtn convennc,s, fine trade ruaTanteed lease
FOOD ioF ten months, REASONS Tor selling given
house only cash buyers heed Apply Inquire 33 PENN
sylyanla avenue northwest. Washington b q aul-7ws
I,oK SAlE-A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
oi Slfln- and summer Carriages, such kictorisA
III ctons. Extension Tors Jump seats Two " he'd
arts bullts, two and four passenger Rocksways, &C.
DC. Repairing promptly att ,nded 10. ROBT III Ora
HAM depository and Factory, 4lO4l6 sth st NV ap5
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cyclones have been smashing things IL the west
anu The promised hurricane Is sweeping I'D the
coast In this vicinity the air has got loose also
ana the mercury has finally grown tired OF racing
with the Washington monument and has come
down 10 decent levels
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The next great political struggle it Is confessed
On all sides. will be in Ohio. The vote in that state
next month will go far towards determining the
general result in November, and the parties are so
equally matched that no one can predic. which
WAY the balance Will turn To see how close the
Two parties run, compare the figures OF the state
with those OF Maine. Had Robbie. for instance got
but 5000 majority Instead OF sG0O IL would have
been hailed by the democrats all over the country
as sigh OF Blaine's weakened power Yet Garfield
was able TO get only 27,f0o majority IN his own
state OF Ohio in 1850 in total vote over five times
that OF Maine, or 10 larger rate Of majority than
that supposed In ISS2 and 1893 the democrats
won, but, although the majority in the former year
was 1.oc0 and 1900 in the latter year. the winning
ratio Is fractional and In 1883 was only onehaIf OF
one per cent A majority OF 5000 In a vote OF
10000 means only difference OF 3.5 per cent be-
tween the parties
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DAkTlEs WHO WAGER HATS ON RESULT oP
~ Presidential Election, can procure them Phi "A
Winter Broadway style Of best material Is per cent -
than essex hers, from BRoDT. tbs Halter. Sis iisS
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INOR RENT-A THOROUGHLY AND HANDSOMELY
Il Furnished House three stories and basement: de-
siraby located northwest. Address Box 15 Star Office
au29-2w'
NOR RENT-l7N STREET, NEAR DUPONT
IL Circle, fine threc-story brick. Call at 14ll F
street. au2l-I
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TrOR sALE-OwNER LEAVING CITY WILL SELL
10 Of the choicest lots on 1Ath street Columbia
Heights. between Harvard and Princeton streets
Apply A. L. BARBER CO.. lie Dfoit building se6- eo3t
dor SALE-VERY DESIRABLE FOR INVESTORS
IL Choice Lot street corner Of 9Th northwest in
tho heart of the city five houses be built at good
profit bargain ut once. D. II. WARNER GIG F street
northwest. sc6-eo5t
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PERSONAL.

r AIDES GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS SEEKIN(3
LIZ systematic and thorough Night School should
vsr PROF. FLYNN. For subjects taught zee his
card III Educational column. au1llro
MECCA IN MUSIC.-PROF DEWOIOWSKTS
"A Musical Institute reopens September 1884 9th
year, Gold medals and diplomas awarded to sraduates
Endorsements procured tor Europe and America New
SINKING and piano classes opened now at go New
York aveiiAle northwest AUS
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II UsOR hEN1-
II l120 De Sales street northwest. three story and.
basement Brick, containing IL and all improve
me,its range and stationary washtubs house in first
class order. THOS j. FISHER L CO.
II Se9-6t 1924 street northwest
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DENTISTRY
SPECIALTIES.

Two THOSE WITH PILES MUHLEMAN NO
Il Us 9th street northwest. piles by direel
Treatment without the Knife. caustic or iigaturs
Cure guaranteed i Prof. Brinkerhods PsinleG
Ireatnient. This recent discovery is the only plar
now Known for curing piles without the knife or fgn
au.t, ~ almost PAINLESS. safe sure and permanent
Mithout danger or loss Of time; fails cure
Charges moderate. Hour. o D. IN sol-lms
nRs. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO PRE-
prescriptions and send you to drug
elsts Who divide profits with the doctor Those disaJ
onted Of cure Of yae dseases should ORA
BhOTHERS and GRAY. 500 Ii st. q. ~ VIZ furninh
medlcine guarantee cure or no IAy 81 year. exp.
f1ence. au2S-1ns
sONsULT DIR. ROBERTSON EVERY wEDNE3.
" day and saturday csc street northwest. near az
street from TO pm in all confdentiai medical mad.
quickly cured Is year, experience Consultation frsl
fiicex Iriyatei Nam Sfhce " North Laberty str~x
Baltimore Md
nARTrFs WHO WAGER uArs or pvxvu. =.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

NOR hENT-ELEGANT FLATS IN THE RICH
IL mond" This new apartment house is located at the
of 18th and II streets northwest and is first
class in every particular For plans rates and full ill.,
formation apply TO IuOS. J. FISHER Il co I{oi f
L street northwest. se9-rw
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There scCIns 10 be a sort OF suicidal epidemic
eI10ne. DELINQUENT bank officials
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TCOR SALE OR RENT-BY s. H. WALKER $50
II Louisiana avenue northwest, new pressed brick
Houses with large stables nine rooms and bath:
aas north and south: latrobes: ranges bells speak
ing tubes AIT. 500 to 5lS street northeast se43n
VroR sALE-Two NEW HOUSES ROOMS.
1t all modern improvements, near 14th street: bar.
eins this week; terms easy. Apply to owner. 1444
Pierce place. sep3- avs
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EMERSON INSTITUTE, SA l4TH ST.. BET AND K
begins its asa september l0ththe second Wednes
Gay Of the month Prepares for business Harvard
schools and for the Military and Naval Aeadeinie
For particulars sddress CRAS b: YOUNG. Principal
stotso au12-as~
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NOR RENT
L STREET NORTHWEST, BET. 21sr AND 22DS
-Four new an. desirable three-s.ory Brick Hous =.
containing eight rooms and bath each Range furnace
AID stationary wash tubs i'll each house
IHOS. J. FISHER ( co.
ScS-Ct 1924 I street northwest
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MISS HILTON'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL,
NJ for Young Ladies' S2l Vermont avenue. will open
SEPTEMBER PATH
Lectures by Eminent Professors
German and French lay-Native instructors
Library Of standard works is constantly accessible
TO students III each department. se2-1m
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-S7.ooo FOR ONE. TWO OR THREE
w years at per cent inter II per annum No
slt-ed-t RAJ estate security worth at least SIS CO.,
r r further particulars apply TO
III III BERGMANN
sell-3t FIJI 7tb STRAIT nor-bva.t
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NEW METHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING. AT
~ lrof DEWOIOWSkIS Musical Institute. viii re-
pen on September LIST, 1854 itL Year, shortest and
best new system, saving years of practice. training
ices quick ly to the very highest culture for operas
concerts. etc Gold medals ard tllorTa viii he
AWARDED TO graduates ENGAGEMENTS procured for
urope and America. New singing and piano classes
are HOW opened. al $40 New York ave. H. aus
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IHOR PENTHOUSE s07 STREET NORTHWEST.
IL six and bath room rent $25 month in ad-
vance Apply 500 next door se9-3tS
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FOR RENT-STORES
COUNTRY BOARDING.

LNALL BOARDING-HEALTHY LOCALITY EX-
cellent chalyheate water. good boara and rooms:
close TO station and telegraph office, &c Chaybeate
Springs Hotel, Strasbuig Va. selO.6t
rREEDMOOR, NEAR WARRFNTON VA WILL
" remain open for borders until November splendid
table perfectly healthy: fine shade. ell giant rooms.
pure Jersey cream and fine shooting Inquire of Mrs
MARION. 1913 + street. or R.C. MARION, Wa,rentou.
Va. sel-lms
GONE FIRsT-CLASS BOARDEKs DESIRED FOR
Hapers Ferry. situation unrivaled for health fishing
facilities convenient: terms. 81 per week W. NJ
CLARK Keep Tryst, Washington CO. Md au99- 0w
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INOR SALE-DWELLING HOUSE. ON STREET
i between 10th and 18th streets northwest seven
rpoms. all improvements; in good ORDER cheap to an
curly purchaser Inquire of
WESCOTT 4 WILCOX
ceS-Gt 1907 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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CADEMY OF THE VISITATION, CONNECTICUT
Aayenue and L street. Wsshinston for Young Ladies
resumed September 9Th. 1884. limited nuinber Of
permanent and weekly boarders will be received Les
sons in private classes Will be given ladies in the
languages, vocal and instrumental music painting
drawing, fancy work. &c. aii3O An,
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RooKKEEPING. PENMANsHIP. ENGLISH AND

Z. 1T.
~ all Mathematics thoroughly taught ~ W L. PAR
SONS NJ - Expert Accountant. Professor of Mathe-
MATES Tor past three RtenhouSe Academy 20
e. Wight Principal and Sl-ncerian Business college
Evening Glasses, select and limited VIII be formed
Ibout OCTOBER lsT. III which Crittenden's famous
Bookkeeping will be studied.
Engagements made with private schools For further
hiiorihatlol address T. u Box IA. city. auaO- I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.

T'HE WEST WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR GIRIss
II Vii r,SIne on MEpNEspAl seItrnlher 10. 1854
~ No 2s2s strtst northwest. FOR l,artc ulaxs
MATTHEWS ,.I.6m
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INHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY

HOWES BUSINESS SCHOOL. 1HE LEADING
Il Il one for thorough practical instruction. Book
Keeping taught entirely without text books saving
months OF hard study The graduate is
IT onethrd that of other business COLLEGES Uuw,s
RAPID business relnaiship s3 MOI tty- with book
Keeping arithmetic selling. corresl ondenc etc
three months. SD Private lessons II ps red Terms
Increased October LIST. Bggiu al any time ST. 9TH
f,.,f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
INTEREST IN THE HOUSE.
The Opinions Of Different Representa-
tines Concerning the Doings in
Chicago.

WASHINGTON, June 5.
The bulletin announcing the purport of the
republican platform relative to the tariff
adopted at Chicago created much interest
among the members of the House.
Morrison says the plank means that the
republicans will keep all they have got and
get all they can"
Hewitt of New York says the action of the
republicans means that they want to humbug
the people. They tell the workingman that
he is to have protection, the business man
that obstacles to trade will be removed. The
ways and means committee had better go to
work and do something now.
Carlisle ssyf the action Of the convention
is complete straddle of the question.
Springer characterizes the action as "a
piece of political jueglery to catch all classes
of voters"
Hiscock says it means an increase of duty.
Mills and Jones of Arkansas say the re-
publicans are lodging the question.
Eaton says, ''of course they want revision.
They didn't favor the Morrison bill, did
they?"
Blount considered the tariff plank as "a
complete dodge
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, June 5.
FLouR-Recepts, ls,3s6; exports, 4,59s; sales, 49,
200; No. 2. 20 a CO., fancy white Western, extra.
8 25 a 40; common to good, 40 a rs; good to
choice, 3 so a $50; City mill extra, 90 "A 8 20;
superfine,2 30 a 80; st. Louis extra, so a 20;
winter wheat extra, so 40; Minnesota extra.
3 40 a Q 80.
wHEAT-Receipts, 1880; exports, ls6,S7s; sales.
36s, 900; No. 3 red. Q6; No. red, 03; elevator
No. Red State. II; No White state, liz.
RYE-nrmer.
BARLEY-aaser
CoRN-Receipts 29.510 bushels; exports. $1,000;
sales, Ia. 900; spot No 3, 50; No 2, 6sl.
OATs-Receipts, 5O,350; sales, 10000; No 3, 80;
do White. IS; No 2. 37l a 3sl; do White. 40 a 4ol;
No !, 80; do White, ~; Mixed Western. 37i 30;
White do, 40 n a. White State, 43 a 461
SUGAR-Cut loaf and crushed "a a II granuated,
62 white extra C.sa5l; yellow. 81; mould.
7l-l6.
PETRoLEUM-United, 20 bid.
TALLow-steady.
BEEF-quiet
PoRK-Mess spot 10 s7l a IL 90; clear back,
Is rs.
LARD-at a Q; refined, 8 so.
BUTTER-weaker.
CHEEsE-steady.
Freights-dull.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
GEN. SHERMAN INTERVIEWED
He Has Enough Reasons for Not Ac.
cepting the Nomination, But Keeps
Them to Himself.

ST. LOUIS. June 8,
Gen. Sherman was seen at his residence
yesterday afternoon and asked about his
acceptance of nomination by the Chicago
convention, and about a rumored telegram
to John b. Henderson. ~ sent no telegram
to Chicago" he said, "but three days ago
mailed a letter to Gen. Henderson. He tele-
graphed me last night and | presume my
letter reached him today and am glad it got
there"
'.You would not accept then an unanimous
nomination."
''No, would not
''What are your ressons?'
al have plenty of them but keep them to
myself"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
Annual Athletic Sports at the College,
Thursday.

Brunswick, June 5.
Bowdoin athletic sports were held today.
The following are the winners and their
scores
Mile run-Byron in minutes and 10 Sec
onds.
Throwing hammer-Whittier, IS feet.
Hopping match-Kemp.
Standing high jump-Norris, 4 feet and 6
inches.
Throwing base ball-Torrey, 3l6 feet and
s inches.
One hundred yards dash-Burpee, 10 Sec
onds.
Sack race-Kcmp.
Running high jump-Burpee, feet and 9
inches.
Three legged race-Dearth and Burpee.
Consolation race-Talbot.
Tug of war-Class of "a.
Best average record-Kemp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
SPECIAL EETING
Oi the Stockholders of the BridgtOn n
Saco River Railroad.
BRIDGroN. June

BRIDGToN, June 8,
Ma special meeting of the stockholders of
the Bridgton & Saco River narrow gauge
railroad today, the old board of directors
were reelected. VIM. +. Perry was chosen
president, J. A. Bennett, clerk, p. p. Burn
ham, treasurer.
The report shows the cost of construction
to be SlG6, 6,000.74; of equipment, S26 6,0l3.3 SO
there is n bonded debt of $50, 900 and float.
ing debt of $4,000. The earnings of the
road for eight months ended Sept 80, 1888,
are Sl2,4l2 6S; operating expenses, includ,
ing tax, s9,s77.40. Edwin Ingalls, was elect.
ed director on the part of the town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
aAINE DISPATCHES.
INSTANT DEATH.
Emery ID. Winchenbaugh Killed on the
Grand Trunk Wharf in Portland.

PORTLAND, June 5.
This morning Mr.. Emery ID. Winchen-
baugh, store keeper at the custom house.
and Mr. John Evans of the Grand Trunk.
we're standing on the end of Crank Trunk
wharf No. |, in conversation. derrick was
erecting near by and without any warning
one Of the guys broke, letting part of the
derrick fall. Mr.. Winchenbaugh was struck
on the head and his skull was crushed.
Mr.. Evans had narrow escape but sus-
tanned no injuries. Mr.. Winchenbaugh died
Immediately Coroner Gould deemed an in
ouest uncalled for and Mr.. Rich removed the
body to the home Of the deceased. He leaves
widow who is nearly crazed with grief and
a little girl about years old. His parents
reside in Waldoboro.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
THE FRANKLIN RAILROADS..
Ground Broken on the Megantic-Sandy y
River Railroad TO be Made a Broad
Gauge This Fall.
STRONG. June 3,

Ground was broken on the f. 4 NJ. r. R.,
Wednesday. Probably $50 men will be at
work by next week. The permanent loca-
ton has been made for two miles and the en-
gneers are driving ahead as fast as possible.
The Maine Central, which owns controll-
ing interest in the Sandy River railroad. will
probably make broad gauge road of it, this
fall. and sell the narrow gauge rolling stock
to the Franklin 4 Megan,ic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
POLITICAL.
THE OREGON ELECTION.
Republican Majority Fully 25OO-The
Legislature Republican.

CHICAGO, June 8.
Dispatches received by the Oregon delega-
ton shows the republicans in Oregon have
SO to 80 members of the legislature. The
Senate 10 republican by majority of four.
The House is republican. The majority on
representative in Congress is reported by
the chairman of the State republican COM
mittee to be fully 25O0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
Fire in LittietOn.

HoULroN. June 8.
Fire in Littleton, Thursday morning, de-
"royed James Lindssy's barn and contents.
VIZ; two horses. two cows, hay, grain, car
risges and farming tools. Loss $1,000; in
surance $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
Installed Pastor.

BANGOR, June 5.
N II. Hartman, who graduated from the
Bangor Theological Seminary yesterday, was
'his evening installed pastor of the First Con-
sregational church. A sermon was preached
by Rev. r. Thomas of Brookline. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06

Allow cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say, Oh,
it will wear away, but in most cases it wears
them away. Could they be induced to try
the successful medicine called Kemps Bal
sam, which we sell on positive guarantee to
cure, they would immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose. Price
SOC and sl.00. Trial size free.
Respectfully, Bowditch G Webster.
oct22t&w1w,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06

WASHINGTON. June 5.
number of private bills were passed.
me House proceeded to vote on the Cali
Nh, 1M oregon Central land grant forfeiture
NJ so1 sne Oil was passed-l59 to 10.
le.,. oil declaring forfeited ithe New Or
=. ~. nsson Rouge 1 Vicksbufg land grant
adjourned. asa up but without action the House
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
SPORTING.


Base Bail.
At Chicago-Chicago 5, Buffalo IL.
At Detroit--Cleveland 5, Detriot4.
At rovidence-ProvidenceS 8, Philadelphia
0.
At Boston-Boston 6, New York 10.
The following is the standing of the league
games up to date.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06
N.w York stock Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. June 8.
FLOUR-frm.
wHEAr-steady; No.2 Chicago Spring. ssassl;
June, s7k a 80.
CORN firm at 54ia55l.
OATs-frm 32k.
RYE-frmer; 81.
BARLEY-Iower 65.
PORK at 10 Is a 10 25.
LARD - q; 12l a 5 Is.
BULK MEAT-snouIders, S 90: Short rib, rs;
Shor@ oiear, 8 GS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-06

Give Homeapath his pellets, Allopath his
pills but for rheumatism, for aches, for pains
and sprains, Thomas Eclectric Oil is ineffa-
Bile superior to either. 1t has benifited as
many people as 1t has had purchasers. ALI
druggists sell it. iune2t&wIwIp