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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

How often do we hear the above said of
some poor pilgrim DER life's thorny path
whose tottering steps, pallid face, unnatural
glitter of the eye and hacking cough and its
accompanying involuntary pressure of the
hand over the lungs the seat of the dread
disease - consumption - that causes the
remark? Too frequently, alas and 10 the
interests of such unfortunates this is penned
to assure them that their steps need tend no
longer toward that narrow receptacle that
awaits all-that is, until lfe's allotted space
is covered from any such cause, for the
scientific researches of DIR. h. V. Fierce.
resulting in the Golden Medical Discovery"
have wrested from Nature remedy which
never fails to cure this scourge of our race
(Which is really nothing more nor less than
Scrofula of the Lungs if taken in time
Druggists sell it.
july3dTuF&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

The peaceful reelection of Governor Diaz
to the Presidency of Mexico is fact not
without importance TO this country. 1t is
indicative of the continuance of the present
cordial relations between the United States
and the neighboring republic. As long as
Diaz is at the head of Mexican affairs
European schemes of political aggrandize-
ment In Mexico stand little chance of sue
ceeding. The pacific development and
prosperity of our Southern neighbor pos
sessing such rich and varied resources
cannot be otherwise than advantageous to
the United States. We want none of the
old Democratic greed for that country.
but should do everything we can to unite
with her in a truly American commercial
policy mutually beneficial to both nations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

One of the items of displeasure in the
indictment which the Mugwumps and
their Bourbon allies hold against Blaine,
Is the fact that he has not paid the least
attention to their advice in determining
his political course. They have repeated
.1y carefully marked out for him his
political line of action, to which he has
given no heed, and probably has not even
deemed 1t worthy Of consideration. 1t
has been well suggested that if the truth
were known it would probably appear
that this Is the chief offense of the man
from Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03
LITERARY NOTICES.
The July Magazines.

The July magazines present a wide range
of the most interesting and instructive reading
which proves that genius does not cease to
burn" with the warm weather. We regret
that the large number of periodicals that
come to our desk renders it impossible for us
to make special study of each. We present
to our readers, however their tables of con-
tents from which an excellent idea of their
relative merits may be attained;
Lppincotts Monthly Magazine published
by j. b. Lippincou, Philadelphia Contents;
The Yellow Snake" Ca novel; William
Henry Bishop; My Experience as an Ad-
veuturess." 4; Desire" "a poem) Ada
Nichols Man. with Gauge and swallow"
Albion w. Tourgee; ultimate Failure" "a
Sonnet Charles Henry Luders .'Our Friends
and Foes Among the Toadstools," Charles
Mcllvaine; "A Case of Weakness for the
First Person Singular Louise Imogen
Quincy; Beauty in Love" Ga poem) Char
lotte Fiske Bates; Our Monthly Gossip"
"BOok-Talk," VIM. $. Walsh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

Napoleon Smith" by "A well-known New
Yorker is the title of novel which has just
been given to the public by the Judge Pub
fishing Company, 80 Park Row, NV York
The work is certainly unique one in its
way, and this fact of originality, together
with the strong current of mingled humor and
pathos. which underies the whole story will
we predict give this volume COOL lead IL
the list of summer novels. For sale by j.
f. Pierce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

From A. H. S. Davis, formerly editor of
"Chronicle," Pennington. Me.
II have used your Adamson's Botanic Bal
sam. and unhesitating!y pronounce it superior
to any medicine of the kind ever saw. It
is simply invaluable as household remedy
for coughs. colds. and sore Threats. would
not be without it." iuly3d&wlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03
Here and There.

Our Fairfield correspondent pays high
tribute to Mr. Amos F. Gerald of that place.
Well he deserves it-as all the Augusta gen.
tlemen who have been associated with him
in building up the Capital Park will cheer
fully acknowledge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

The Forum. The Forum Publishing
Company, New York. Contents The
Political Situation Senator George F. Ed
munds; How can Wages be Increased ?"
Edward Atkinson; "Our Southern Masters, :"
Senator William f. Chandler; English and
American Manners" I. w. Higginson; The
Stuff that Dreams are made of" Dr. NJ
Clymer; "Moral Principle in Public Affairs, =
W. l.. Trenholm; "RomaGism an the Re-
public" Monsignor Leon Bouand; The
New Battle of the Books George Pellew :;
What Shall the Public School Teach? p
Prof. l.. IL, Ward; The Bugbear of Trusts, y
Henry Wood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

The Eclectic. E. K. Pelton, 25 Bond ST..
New York. Contents: "Robert Elsmere"
land the Battle of Belief" By Rt. Hon. w.
Z. Gladstone, NJ. p; Heinrich Heine :
-'Of Dates" The Evening of Life" By the
Earl of Rosslys; Prince Bismarck in the
German Reichstag;" Conservatism and the
Diffusion of Property, By Frederick w. II.
Myers with the Duke" ''ln the Studio
of Carolus Duran" By IL. Arthur Kennedy !;
The English Gentry" Gentlemen Emf
grants The Disloeat ons of Industry,
BY William Smar. Faith in Human Ma
ture;" ''Mlionaires in Politics. The
Power Behind the Pope" "Reality and
Romance; !" ''In the Dark Continent
Alpine Funerals" "Gluck," By L. f. 4:
Literary Notices" Foreign Literary and
Art Notes." Miscellany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

Numbers and of Battles and Leaders
OF the Civil War-that magnificent ency-
clopedia of war history now being issued in
parts by the Century COMPANY, Union Square
New York, will be found of intense interest
both from the nature of the battles described
AMI from the reputation of the eminent armv
officers who have contributed to them. In
preparing this work the Century Com
pany are giving to our Historical Ar
chivesa work of inestmable value and
unique among all the war histories
of the world. 1t is the story of the great
Rebellion and 1t comes through and in the
language of the great leaders who partici-
pated init. The contents of these numbers
both of which are beautifully and profusely
iIlustrated-are: No. 1.-The Campaign of
Shiloh (conclusion), Gen. G. T. Beaure-
gard; Notes of Confederate Staff Officer
at Shiloh" Gen. Thomas jordan; Surprise
and Withdrawal at Shiloh Col. S. II.
Lockett; THE Shiloh Battle Order and the
Withdrawal Sunday Evening; The March
of Lew Walace's Division to Shiloh" Edi-
tors The Union and Confederate Navies, -
Prof. j. K. Lolry. U. S. N. EARLY Coast
Operations in North Carolina" Gen Rush
c. Hawkins; The Burnside Expedition. /"
Gen. A. f Burnside; The Opposim Forces
al Roanoke Island and New Berne, North
Carolina; :" "Du Pont and the Port ROYAL
Expedition Rear-Admiral Daniel Ammen
No. s: The above concluded; The
Opposing Forces at Port Royal" THE First
Fight of Iron-Cla1s" Col. John Tay lor
Woods; Watching the Merrimac," Gen. r.
E. Colston; How the Gun boat Zouave'
Aided the Congress" Acting Master Henry
Reaney' The Plan and Construction of the
Merrimac," |. Commander, John NJ. Brooke !;
III, Constructor John L Porter; Notes on
the Monitor Merrimac Fight Surgeon d.
B Phillips: I'm the Monitor" Turret, Com
mander 5. Dana Greene The Building of
the Monitor" Capt John Ericsson; THE
Loss of the Monitor" Francis B. Butts;
Negotiations for the Building of the Mont
tors" Preface to Volume One; Corrections
in the First Edition of Volume One; Table
of contents of Volume One.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

the pen of Mr.. F. Sweetser, the well known
editor of Ticknor's American Guide
Books. The typographical make up of Thu
book is excellent and we predict for it ii
wide sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

The American Magazine, 749 Broadway
New York. Contents: 1.-The Walters Col
lection" Wilfred Patterson; "Morgan's
Spring" (poem) Charles McIlvaine "T'other
Miss Norie," Marah Ellis; To a Child"
(poem) Bessie Chandler; Boy Life on the
Prairie, V" Meadow Memories" Hamlin
Garlan' Ecuador and Her Cities, (second
paper William Eleroy Curtis; Early New
England Choirs and Singing Schools, Fred
eric G. Mather; 1.-TWO Coronets," Chapter
VII, Continued VIII, TX, Mary Agnes
T ncker; "Spiritualism and Like Decisions"
DIR. Allan McLane Hamilton; MY Kindred
(poem) james b. Kenyon; "A Nights
Adventure" Madeleine Vinton Dahlgren;
Housekeeping by the U. s. Government"
Charlotte Reeve Conover; Queen Rose and
Her Court" Trebor Oil; 1.-The Luck
Penny" E. A. Bloodgood; 1.-The Perversion
of Pleasant Game" Joel Benton; -'Our
Cabinet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

All of both sexes who work indoors
whether in the office, store or workshop.
should, during tie spring months, take In
CALLS Mandrake Compound before each meal
and before retiring at night, for an in
MIGRATING tonic. july3d&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

"Chisholms Mount Desert Guide" is the
title OF neat Httle volume which has lust
been Issued by this ent.rprising Portland nrm
and which will be found to be complete
encyclopedia TO "Maine's Arcadia" Ii is
finely illustrated aud contains one of the
finest maps of the island which we have
ever seen. The descriptions are clear and
accurate as is everything which comes from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

Magazine of American History, 7+S BROAD
way, New York. Contents Portrait of
Chief-Justice Morrison Remick Waite;
Chief Justice Morrison Remick Waite"
Mrs. Martha j. Lamb; THE Continental
Congress" Judge William j. Bacon; Per
sona Recollectons of Andrew johnson"
Hon. Charles X Tuckerman; :" East Tennessee
One Hundred Years Ago" Senator Joseph
S. Fowler; "A Chapter in the History of
Maine In Relation to American Affairs }
Hon. j. l.. NJ. Curry, Ii. D., Minister to
Spain; "Washington's Diary for August,
ISL" General Meredith Read, F. S. A, NJ.
X. |. A., F. X. G. s.; IAN Englishman's
Pocket Note book in 1928" What he Saw in
America Part "; 1.-The Mound Bull lers
Were Indians Cyrus Thomas, Phi. ID.
Pioneer Work of Jared Sparks" Professor
Herbert B. Adams; Original Documents,
Fac-Simile of Autograph Letter of Montcalm,
in l744; Notes; Queries, Amaraca-Ances-
tors of Benedict Arnold-Juan Manuel; Re-
plies; Societies. Historic and Social Jottings
Book Notices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

"A Summer Idyll,r (Verses) Henry Moore.
Safe; 1.-The Letter-box"; Hot Weather
Babies. (Picture;) The Riddle-box, illus
trated.
Woman. Woman Publishing Company,
New York Robert Burns" represents
tive Woman's Cinbs-fI.," Olive Thorne
Miller; "Hirts IN Physical Culture for Our
Girls" Charles Richards Dolge; Prisoners
Of Poverty Abroad-iI-,r Helen Campbell;
Women as Land Owners in the West,
Emma Ha,ldock: .Nothing is Lost;
Through AYRSHIRE with Burns Sarah l..
Rows: PHASES" Sara VI. Osborne; "A De-
moralizing Marriage"-yII. Edgar Fawcett;
Midnight" Mrs. Edward Mccarthy;
Helps aud Hints for Mothers" Harriet L.
Coolidge; Education" Annie Nathan
Meyer; Irene" Elizabeth A. Doane; Home
Decoration" Ella Rodnan Church; Wee
Dinkitie," Sarah l.. Hamill- Roys; The
Household; THE Table-Practical Dim
ners." Helen Campbell: ''What to Wear,
Sarah Bolton; Our Society-Floral Deco
ration for Garden Party" Fanny A. Ben
son: '0ur Daugh,ers-Mary's Ounces;
Why Come TAey?" Henry Sargent Blake;
Societies for Christian Work" Sarah An
gevine; Temperance" About Women" !;
This. That aud the Other; The World of
To-day; open Letters"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

The July number of the Pansy published
by ID. Lothrop Company, Boston will be
cordially welcomed by the young people. 1t
is finely illustrated, printed in clear coarse
type and filled with a large variety of inter-
esting articles by authors whose regulations
for ability to please and instruct this class of
readers, were long ago established. All the
young people should get the Pansy. Only
ten cents a copy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

The June number of the Horticultural
Art journal, published by the Stecher
Lithographic Co.. Rochester, N. Y, although
rather late to reach us is none the less well
come The matter is varied and interesting
and the beautiful colored Autographs of
fruit and flowers are, in themselves, genuine
works of art.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

st. Nicholas, published by the Century
Company, Union Square, New York, Con-
tents: Two Little Confederatcs," Thomas
Nelson Page; Ballad of the Nautilus"
Z Cavazza; Aimee" Mary E. Vandsne
"A July Day" (verses) Margaret Deland
Tom and Maggie Tulliver,' Julia Magruder;
Ringing in the FOURTH Huldah Morgan
"A Bill of Fare for July" picture y Dogs
of Noted Americans" Gertrude Van K.
Wickham; Decorative Tail-piece" Drill"
John Preston True; Morning Glories,"
(Verses) Issac Herr; "A Pig That Really
Caused War" Willis J. Abbott: Views
or Lake George" (Picture;) "Rodney's
Ride" (Ballad) Elbridge 8. Brooks: Rec
objections of The Naval Academy, H. Albert
johnson; Summer Homes for the Animals"
(Verses) Robert U. johnson; "For Their
Countrys Sake" Mrs. c. Emma Cheney
THE Parade" Verses Tudor jerks; The
Brownies Kites" Palmer Coz 1.-THE Story
Of the Little Six Eugene NJ. Camp; "For
Very Little Folk" Margaret Ey,inge; "a
Japanese Lullaby Song" A. v. r. Eastlake
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

The Atlantic Monthly, IIough,on, Mifflin
& Company, Boston. Contents 'Miser
Farrel's Request. Part III, J. p. Quincy :;
Studies of Factory Life The Village
System" Lille b. Chace Wyman; "Yone
San o; A Child of Japan. XXVI-XXIX,"
Z II. House; "A Green Mountain Corn
Field Bradford Torrey "A Changing Order"
Harriet Waters Preston; The Despot of
Broomsedge Cove. XIiI.-XIV," Charles Egg
bert Craduock; Boston Painters and Paint
ing. L." William Howe Downes; "A Brown
ing Courtship," Eliza Orne White; The
Telephone Cases. H. c. Merwln; DIR.
Holiness New Volume :" '.Lea's Medieval
Inquisition;" "Kinglake's Invasion of the
Crmea;' The Contiibut3rs' Clubs Books of
the Molth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

must yield their sweet odors to produce one
ounce of Cashmere Bouquet Perfume.
iuIr2TpsE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-13
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

IUt
fRUTT-Lenaoii= = Sicily, Ss@7 Is box Cal
| iforGia, S3G4; Lines. Sl5416 :. hog, S2a2 2;
| , 100; Bananas. S3Gs3 80 = baooh 6or islaud
Pineapples IS 50S.7 80; Goeoa1uts. s7@S; Pan
| Pears. S1@l so 2 box; Peaches, 50c@S1; Plums
50@75c; Grapes, in boxes, 10000: in CAGES, 756s
| SOC: 9rInes. 691Soc; Nectarines, 75c@s1.
DRIED FRUiTS-New crop Apples sliced, Ga
| &c 2 %: evRporatea, 9Gl0c; do qusrSared, "A
| SC; Pears, peeled, 6e57e; Plunls, pitted. 71Sc
keaches, 6t77o: do peeled, I5@20c; Prunes
eysporsted i25Se; Blackberries. IL q lao
| Figs, California, ffs5e; Apriccss, I20l3c; Nee.
tarines. eGe9c; California Figs, . 2O-o bx, q IS
per pound in SKIS. SC; Smyrna Ovals l5c; Flats
| is@i7c: Tilbs. 99loo Dates, 50-io bxs, 7h@sc
| Dates. Cartoons, HOBO.
TABLE ERUiT-Asscrted. 2}S-b cana, doc
Plurns, 81 70; Blackberries, 81 20; Goose.
berries, 81 So; Strawberries. So So. Apricots
| 81 DO; Mpsckt Grapes, 81 Is; Red Currants.
| s. 81: Cherries, 81 80.
ricots, 81 Sc; BlackberTies. 81 So; Green Cages,
| 81 40: Goossasrries, 81 IS Grapes 81 40:
Peaches. 81 SIS g doz.
VEGETA BLES-G Green Peas, sweet, 6@Tc; COM
mon, 4@5c; String Beans. 596c; Wax Beans ,5@6c;
Corn, 20@25c q dozen: Tomatoes 30@35c p box;
Green Peppers, case . 10: Cucumbers, 7@Sc q
Rose 55@60e; Centennials, 60G65c Peerless.
6o165c; Birbaak Seedlings 65G75c . cti. Onions
60@75c y n; Cabbage, 10000; Carrots,
sseoc c y. az arRps, o ne Ps,sn S@ ! z
e. so; 5eets, 75e@S1 Ecrse Radish, s@9c p b.
Garlic, 2G3c; Artichokes. 61D75c q dozen: Caul-
ieewer. e0c; Eggplant, 5@6c; Watermelons,
SlG1 so p dozen; Csntaloapes, 50975c p doz.
BGEADsrUFES-FloUr, Is = bol; Oatmeal,
f0-Is aaek, 511Se u b, 50 81 I03-b sack; Cornmeal,
white and yellow, 81 . IS sacks 81 15 in 10
p sacks Cracked Wheat, 81 so, lob sacks; 81 40.
190-R seeks: Horniny. 81 70 10-fb sack. 81 Sc. q
100 tns Graham 81 90 10-ih sscks. 50 80, 100 10
sacks
PoULTgY-Dealers' prices: LIVE Turkeys.
hens, l6Gs7c; gcbhiers. 149f5c; dressed 1661Sc:
full-growr Chickens s. 50@S p dozen young
Eoossers, & 56Gsh q dozen. broiIexs. S2@S:
tsrne Ducks 35G6: 1ekin. s7Qs; Geese. S292 d
p Fair.
EsGs-Caiiiossaia, firm. 2sGsOc: Eastern, 2oa
pc = dozen.
BARRY Pk0DSCTS-Butter-va 81 a
gle z q; Fancy Petssuma, 3763715c q ID. East
ern, packed ia frzins, choice. 81
@2Gc common, Dc. Cheese California,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-13
ROYALPRo7KKp1SHs6
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

raising Baking Powder superior all other eavenng
agents and wholesome and of the highest eaEenng
quality fails make light
biscuits Mullins raised with Royal
without distressing results the delicate
digestive will keep climate without deterioration
Chemist after examining officially the
baking powders of the country, reported:
Baking Powder absolutely for have found it many
the United States Government
facilities have obtaining perfectly
proportions CT the
Baking Powder undoubtedly the
reliable baking powder offered to the public
ssDE a. MOTT, Phi D,
.. s.. Chemist
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-13

steamer Sam Sloan, with about 400 invited
guests, will go to Sandy Hook TO meet the
steamer Ems tomorrow, and give greet
ing to Chauncey N Depew.
The Maine Election.
fcergish. 1856. Byte celors,is assOciaees Pres,
BANGOR (Me), September I2th-Returns
from 365 towns give BuTleigh (Rep.), for
Governor, plurality OF 1858.
LATER-Returns from 450 towns give the
following figures; Burleigh 77,277, Put
nam 5S .595, Cushing 2,899, Simmons $40.
Nominated for Congress.
Copyright. 1855, by tie California associated ress
WATKINS IN. W, September 12th.-T. S.
Flood was to-day renomiuated for Congress
in the Twenty eighth District.
PETERSBURG (Ya), September i2th.-Ed-
ward c. Venable was to-day renominated
for Congress by the Democrats Of the
Fourth District.
Cemetery Invaded by = Flood.
toepp1ght. 1888. by the California associated Press
AUGUSTA (Ga), September 12th.-A sad
feature of the flood here was the washing
down of the cemetery walls for several
hundred feet, causing monuments to fall
and tearing up tombstones, in some cases
unearthing the coffins. Nine lives were
lost.
Two Men Drowned.
Copyright, 1855, by The California Associated Prcss
EAsTpoRr (NcA September 12,h.-Thos
Myers and daughter We're fishing in III
hsruor at Campbell silh Simon Patch, tl
whom mis- daughter was engaged. Theil
boat was run down by Nova SCOTS
steamer and both men were drowned
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w. ). KAVASAUGA.

~ ~ IL II " %Ea -. r.. II
NO. 5I3 St, bst. fifth ana 3.z.2
A LWATS on HAND 4 IAgGR kg9sl2r.
4 ment OF Metallic Snd Wooden SJssEsts
burial Cases, Cotfns and Shroads 7T-r7lsshaa
Coffin orders wiz receive PROMPT asreati59 on
short notice and al the loves: 1ssas once
open day and night. a.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-13
FREIGHT ARRANGgMENr.
Western Railroads Eject a New Crgani
0a%ion OF Ef1ina1o

Western Railroads Eject New orgsnt-
zation at Chicago.
CHICAGO, September 12th.--The General
Managers of the Western roads to-day sue
ceeded in reorganizina the Western, North
western and Southwestern roads under the
general name OF the Western Freight As
ISOLATION. One fern of the agreement
applies to the whole of this Territory, but
the association was divided into three sec
tons, ]. w. Mingley being elected Chair
man of the Southwestern Division, and J..
n. Faithern of the Western and North
western. On all matters affecting two or
more of the divisions The two are to act
jointly and fhey are also to exercise Joint
supervision over Colorado, Utah and Pa
ciiic Coast business. The Southwestern
Association is strengthened by the addition
of three new lines, the Chicago, Santa Fe
and California. Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul. and Kansas City, Fort Scott and
Memphis.
The first action of the South lines
after organizing was to agree. upon the
restoration OF ali rates, 10 take effect Sep
TENDER pa. The Western and North
western lines will meet tomorrow to can.
vas rates
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-13

the Chronicle had to wade to the Western
Union Office in water breast high to seno
and receive press dispatches. River steam
boats could easily navigate many streets.
There is considerable distress in portions of
the city where people are compelled 10
seek refuge in second stories of buildings,
are cut off from food and supplies by the
water.
The waters have receded so slowly all
day that beats have been in general use
until last night. Bridges are washed away
on every hand. The canal is injured con-
siderabiy, two breaks in the banks being
reported. The foot-bridge over the Savan-
nah RIVER from Augusta to Hamburg was
washed away. No trains have arrived or
departed for about forty eight homs. There
were few casualties and one or two deaths
were Teported
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-13

I201Sc; Young America, I3Gi4c; Eastern Cream,
15@16c; Iimpurger, 1e921c: genuir.a Swiss, 2ee;
American Swiss, &c; Martins Cream, 17(0Isc.
HAY, GRAIN an } FEED-Oat Hay, sI21li4 q
ton; Alfalfa do, IS 9jO p ton; Bran, SIT = ion /;
Middlings SIS 90 = ton: Barley, whole, pay
ing 75@Soe; rolled, 81; Wheat Choice mil;inE),
paying. 81 so q cwt; Rye. 81 25(92 rs; Tame
Oats, 81 rs; Wild Oats, 81 35@l so Corn, paying
81 % q ewl.
MlSCELLANEOUS- = Alfalfa, 9@1oc;
Timothy, Eastern, 99911c p L Pop Corn,
Ear, q 21ac, shelled, ~ @ Sc; p u,
Red Clover, lQ@l1c p Il; Red Top,
6% q &c. Nuts-Chile Welnuts, new, e@,sc;
new, 13@l5c Peanuts, California, 6Ga6Lc;
Eastern, 6@7c. Lard california;, cans, S15@9;
Eastern, s}l@s11c. Hides, salt, light and ne.
dunn, &c; heavy steers, &c; dry, lie. Tallow,
4@o41sc. New Hops, l2@l3c.
MEATS-Beef, 5@Gc; Mutton. &c; Veal, Ease +;
Spring Lamb .S@9c; Hogs, 5000; dressed Pork,
SM@9c; Rans-Esstern, Ice; California. ISc;
Bacon-MediuIn, 11%c: selected he; extra
light, 1875; extra light boreless. 14}lc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-13
PUNCHING PoNnERLY.
Republican Knights of Labor Want TEeir
Chief to Exptsfr.

ie.opySisli 1883. b. t.eezlforia- ;Ire,,.l
PITTsBURG, September 12sh.-The Repub-
lioan Knights Of Labor here, dissatisfied
with Powderly's course, have sent soma
questions to him. The first challenges his
position on Litchnnan's course; the second,
with being in the pay of the Democratic
party, and with doing it more good in bis
position than if he took the stump; the
taird, glth making three political cam
gasgns after be was Mayor of ScraEton, in
opposition 10 the rules OF the order.
The other charges are that he postponed
the session of the General Assembly until
after the election. when he may accept
Cleveiznds offer of the Commsssiouership
of the Department of Labor, or, if Harxi-
son is elected, 10 take his old place.