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ExecutriX'S Notice.

In the County Court of the State of Oregon for
Wasco Couty.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Whitaker.
deceased.
In pursuance of an order made and entered herein
on the 4th day of November, 1859, authorizing and
directing to sell all of the real property belong
ing to said estate will, on the 14th day # Decem
ber 1885, at the hour of o'clock P. NJ. on said day.
at the door of the County Court House in DALI ies
City, Wasco County, Oregon sell at public aucti,n
to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand. all
of the real property belonging to said estate towit
Lots j. X and in Block "a in the Fort Dalles Mill
tary Reservation in Dalles City, Oregon.
MARIA WHITAKER,
Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Henry
Whitaker, deceased. Sf53
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

October IL, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the register and receiver at The
Dalles, Oregon, on December H. 1850, viz:
Hubert Thial,
HID 3317, for the lois 2 and and SW 4 of NE u
and Sc Il of NV 4, Sec 20, N, r IL E. W NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz:
Robert Densmore John Miller, of Mosier. Or, and
Ernest Frederick, Daniel Thomas of The Dalles, Or.
octl9 f. A. MCDONALD Register.
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TIMBER CUTTER, FINAL PROOF
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE, AT THE DALLEs, OF

October 2S, 1880
Notice is hereby given that Charles Davis has filed
notice of intention t" make final proof before Regis
ter and Receiver, U. S. L. o., at his Office in The
1889. timber culture application No. 800, for the
Sw ", NE 4, NV \, SE and NE SW and Lot
3, quarter Of section No Is, in Township No ), )
Range No. IA E. He LANES witnesses: Nm. +.
Helms. Nansense; Or, Frank I. Graves, Peter j..
Hanrahan, Alex. Mcleod, Kingsley, Or.
Nov. 2. F. A. MCDONA AID, Register.
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NOTICE-TIMBER CULTURE.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, THE DALLEs, O

November 9, IS 0.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Gee rye hcItosh against Thomas j. Hill for failure
to coml with law to Timber Culture Entry No.
lsSS, dated Feb. 10, 1885. upon the N IA Sec 90
Township 2 Range IA E in Wasco county. Oregon
with view to the c,ncel'ation Of said entry; con-
test mt alleging that the il Thomas J Hill has
planted any tree seeds cuttings on the Said
tract of land CAUSED The be done the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office
the 21st day of December. lSso, at o'clock p W.
TO respond AMI furnish testimony concerning said
alleged fail Ire. f. A. MCDONALD,
Register.
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs. Or,
sN ,nla

Complaint having been entered at this office by
John Beckman against Joseph Newcomb for aban.
doning his homestead entry No. 1905 dated Oct
IS, 1888 upon the NWA, in Sec. 20, T 4 S, X II E.,
II Wasco county, Oregon, with view TO the cancel.
.ion of said entry the said parties hereby sum-
monei to appear at this Office on the 2lst day of
December, iSS9 at O'Clock P. M, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. William Holder, Notary Public at Grass VAL
ley Oregon is authorized to take testimony in this
case at Grass Valley. Oregon, Dec. H. 1889. at 10
o'ciocka a. N. F. A. MCDONALD, Register.
r. W. SLUs HER, Receiver. Nov. l.
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HOMESTEAD CONSOLIDATED--N(
TICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, Or,
November, 8, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settlers have filed notice of their intention make
final proof in support of their claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register and Receiver U.
S. Land Office, at The Dalles, Or, on Dec. %, 1882
viz:
william II. Haynes,
Hd 2649, for the Sc IA Sec. Is, T 2 r Is W NJ;
and
Ellsworth A. Haynes.
Hd. 2l93. for the u SE1-4 and S u SW IA, Sec. 4
T S r Is W NJ.
THY name the following witnesses to prove their
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said
k,nd, viz: Polk Butler james w. Moore, E. More,
and z. Ciausen, all of Nansene, Or.
F. A. NCDONALD,
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, OREGON,

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, OREGON,
October Z, 1889
Notice is hereby given that the following namea
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support OF his claim, and tfat said proof
will be made before the register and receiver at The
Dalles, Oregon, on November 25, 1850, viz:
William II. Neabeack.
D 1884, for the SW "a Sec g, T3S S, R 13 E, II.
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said land
viz:
Hugh Gourlay, Walter Henderson, Thomas F.
Morris, Robert Kelley, all of Kingsley, Or.
F. A. MCDONALD, Register.
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sh0rtness or Breath.

DIR. Flint's Remedy should be taken at
once when slight exertion or hearty meal
produces shortness of breath or pain in
the region of the heart. Sand Tor treatise.
rec. Mack Drug Co. N. Y.
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of an execution issued out of the CIR
Court of the State of Oregon for Wasco County
in an action entitled Geo. Walking Sterling
Stages and to me directed and delivered, / did OIL
the 18th day of October, 1889. levy upon and viii
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, fol
cash III hand on Saturday, the 7th day OF December
1850, at clock p. m. of said day, at the Cour,
gon, the following described property, to wit: All
of the right title ond interest OF the said Sterling
Stages of, in to Lot 10, in Block s, in Bgelows
addition to Dalles City, Wasco Co. .Oregono much
thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy the OF
$50 90 with interest thereon at the rate of per
cent. from Sept. 16, A. d.. 1879.
Taken and leried upon as the property of Sterling
Staggs to satisfy said sum of S35 90 and interest
c!Iereon in favor of Geo. Watkins. gether with
osts and accruing costs. GEORGE HERBERT,
Sheriff of Wasco County, oregon.
Dated at Dalles City, Or, Oct. 25, 1859.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT TuE DALLEs, OREGON,
October %, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has flied nf his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
viii be made before the register and receiver Of the
u ). land Office at The lales, Or, december 20,
1859, viz:
Thomas NJ. Bradley.
Hid 1893, for the Wa, SEX and So, NE4, See. IA
Tp1 NJ RAE.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon Gu lt,a alton of, said
Allen, Isaac Young, Martin Jacksha, The Dalles,
Oregon.
Nov. 1. T. A. MCDONALD, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, Or

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, Or,
October 8, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following nal med
settler has filed notice of his intention to commute
and make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at The Dalies, Or. on November rs, 1889,
viz:
Hayden Onea1,
Id 2G96, for the SW u Sec 4, 3S, r 14E.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said
land viz:
Willard Wright, of Nansene, Or, Lafayette Davis,
Ezra Henson, Frank Graves, of Kingsley, Or.
ocI9 F. A. MCDONALD. Register.
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A RoBBER ON THE WATERS.

lsOI111111t O4N I21sSs
VICTORIA, B. G. Nov. 15.--The steam
ship UmatiHa was a scene OF a robbery
between Townsend and Victoria Thurs
day night, bills only being taken. A
steerage passenger was suspected and
while the steamer was here justified sus-
picion right and left. He was induced
again to go on board and will be arrested
as soon as the steamer arrives at San
Francisco. While here he drew his re-
volver and attempted to shoot a hackman
at the warf, but was promptly knocked
down with d club.
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acts of Andrews was the payment to the
Masonic fraternity of the $4,000 insurance
on his life collected by his widow on the
suppositlon that he had been murdered
by the negroes.
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A PREMIUM UPON MURDER.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Maggie Schriemer,
who poured kerosene oil upon her hus-
band June 25. and ther set fire to him,
burning him fatally, is suing the Catho-
lie order of Forresters, through her attor-
ney for $4,000, interest and principal, on
the death benefit. which she claims as
beneficiary of the dead mans estate.
The society's lawyer claims that as the
woman murdered her husband and is now
serving term of ten years in the peniten-
tiary, the death benefit cannot be claimed
by her.
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OUR STOCK is A IN QUALITY AND
" quantity, which pleased to offer you at
very low prices for cash or country produce.
Call and see for yourselves, We mean what We say
and you will not be sorry.
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HosPI1ADLB NEW HAVEN
Puts Forth Its Best For tle al AneRi-
ical GlestS.
fnev Pay Wait to Old Yale. Prot.
Knapp Welcomes Them In opanish.

NEw HAVEN. Oct. 10.
The delegates TO the interr Ational congress
arrived in this city shortly after and were
met 1t the outskirts by . committee who es-
corted the visitors to carriages, They were
driven to the top Of East Rock park. After
= short stay the party were driven to Yale
campus and met at Chittenden library by
president Dwight and . committee Of the
most prominent professors.
After = short address of welcome by
President Dwight the delegates inspected
the ysrious buildinss connected with the
university. The delegation was divided into
groups and driven 10 several of the most
noted manufacturing establishments. Early
in the evening portion of the delegates
were entertained at dinner by Henry J.
Hotchxiss, president Of the Candee rubber
company. At 7.30 the delegates were &C.
corted to the Hyperion Theatre where =
banquet tendered..them by the chamber Of
commerce Was served. After the banquet
Prof. Knapp Of Yale welcomed the visitors
in speech in Spanish.
Among the speakers were President Tim
othy Dwight of Yale. Morris Tyler. Presi-
dent of the Southern New England Tele-
phone Co.. Senator Joseph b. Henderson Of
Missouri. Senior Calderon Of Venezuela,
Senor Castellsnos Of San Salvador. Senor
Adolpho kalbo of the Argentine Republic.
Senator Hawley and Lieutenant Governor
Merwin. The festivities were kept up until
after midnight when the delegates were es-
corted to the train. Early in the morning
the party will leave for Springfield.
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ANY aEIoHr WISHED.


LONDON, Oct. 10.
A we'll known London engineer. Who vas
one Of the $50 members Of the Iron and
Steel Institute who were entertained In raris
last week by NJ, Eifel and the Prcsiicnt Of
the French Society Of Engineers. sivss an
interesting account Of conversation
he had with NJ. Einel. In which that
gentleman gave HE opinion Of the
feasibility Of constructing . tower Of
such dimensions ~ are proposed for
the New York Worlds Exposition Of is92.
In this conversation NJ. Eincl expressed his
unboun led confidence that the plan Of the
Paris structure. with some sliaht modinca-
uons which experience had suggested 10 him,
could be safely adopted for . tower twice its
height, and that with this plan tower Of
any altitude desired presented no engineering
difficulties whatever, but was simply q Ques-
ton Of outlay.
II the American Exposition Committee
were AMBITIOUS to possess tower Of 800
or 1000 feet high they had simply to provide
the funds and the structure would sprlng
from the ground In nine months after the
order was gwen. OF course great care
would have 10 he exercised in the selection
of a suitable siie. as upoa this would very
largely de~nd the stability of the structure.
when Questioned As to whether he would
have any professional connection with thu
construction OF the proposed American tower,
M. E,6,i sid u was too early yet to reAca
any definite understanding, but he WAS already
In communication on the subject With New
York parties.
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GA RDINER.
r M C. A Drawing Night-A
Few Items and Personals.

GARDINER, Oct. 10.
There are two cargoes of jute butts being
unloaded At Pottsr's wharf for the Hollings-
worth and Whitney paper mill. Both car
goe. were loaded in New York at the same
time and arrived in this city on the same
day Wednesday. There are 2200 bales in
the csrgoes, and it 10 the largest number
ever brought to this city before at any one
time.
E. s. Collins, formerly connected with the
Daily News. and later an officer on the Star
is nos occupying a responsible position in
BROOKLYN y. Y, in the Office of the Benner
line Of steamers.
At the polce court thursday morning.
there present q citizen from South Gar
diner y no wished to secure a warrant against
one of that t'~n's leading merchants for ssll
| ing Intoxicating liquors He claimed tha,
the merchant sold his wife Jsmsics ginger
which caused her to get ''boozyT and st&ve
/ W things generally thus nece ssiiating quite
an extra expense on him for household fur
nishinzs The mans reasons we're hardly
satisfactory to the judge Who refused q
! grant . warrant
i At the regular meeting of Sahumkeaa
Division. No 81. s. Of T the following
officers for the ensuing quarter we're daily in.
stalled: j. A. r. Wyman, w. P; Mrs J
Ar wymau, A. W. P; Arthur Dodge
r. s.; Will Msfzer. r. s.; Geo. N. Adams
A. Rs; W. Magiil. T.; Prank Ale &C
Miss Marion Briery. A. c.; Mrs. Agne'
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CONDENsDD DEsPATCHDs.
The Pith Taken from the Current News
OF tho Day.

- .
The corner stone OF the new Dui'ding OF
the New York World, WAS laih Thufsday A.
ternoon.
The president Of the Florida state Board
OF Health, reports several cases OF yellow
fever at key west
Schooner Woodbury. NJ. Snow which vent
ashore on West Chop, on vinyard Haven
has been n ,sted uninjured.
II G & s..,.y. vii, uroceed In phiI.-
deIpbis where she will be turned over 10 the
State of Pennsylvania for educating sailors
for the perchan, marine service.
Tho ,,e., f.,,.l,ze, f.c,orv Of q. Obe,.
Son, Z 20 AT iocn.t Point Ma vas burn.
"a rbn,.day noon. Io,. s2co O0o 9s,e,.l
.'..,.a. ,,,., .,o IN, ~ wo,L
'""' O. u,.-
oscar y. hy'e OF 'np florence ".cnlns
Co., ana Emerson rover oea'e 70. prom
,nent business man o'.No'Wa"p'o"' nsss''
mango" n'"'ei in"''""' '""'"'"s
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aALLOwE ELL.
People Coming and Going - - ssting Of
the City Council.

G. r. Dinsmore ESQ.,. of the firm Of
Leigh & Co., 10 one days shooting near Bow.
doinham. bsgged SIX woodcock and two par
tridges.
Messrs. VIM. II. Stinson, special agent Of
Department Of Labor, and Leonard z. .Tilden.
expert q. s Department Of Labor. we're in
this city Wednesday collecting statistics for
their De psrtment in Washington ID. c.
The delegates sent BY the Y's Of the
" G T. U. convention In session at Bar
Hafbor. we're MIss Nellie Hall, president Of
the Us, and Misses Edith Clary and Nellie
Hamilton.
II. Noel Steves vent to Boston yesterday
for few days vacation, combining pleasure
sifh business
Mrs. Fred Bean and youngest son started
for Nes York.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Russell left yesterday
for their home in Olustee. Florida. NSs.
Russell, Who for the past year or more has
been sifh her mother. Mrs. Cape. Wells,
will be much missed BY . large circle Of
friends. Mrs. Russell is to commences
house keeping in beautiful new house Of
| modern architecture, finished in bard wood
and possessed Of every convenience ssd i'm.
preyement
| Msior Rovsll and wife are In aftsndaael
upon the Temperance couvess3on q Bal
Hnsbog.
A he meeting Of fhe city eesncil, Mon
day evening, J. ". Church I'D AsGasss
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COLBY UNIVERSITY.
Juunior Aprointments. Sophomore
Demonstrations, Etc.


Special TO the kennebec Journal
CoLBy INIvERsITI,
WATKRyuLE, Oct. 10. !
The Junior appointments were made pub
lie today TIE following received honors
in the order named Arthur Rogers. Norman
Bassett, Miss Emeife Fletcher and Frank
johnson.
Walter Carey, class of 80 is at Blooming
ton, H.. as delegate 70 the Phi Delta The
/ ta convention which is held in that city this
year.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity held its
initiation of new members Wednesday ev-
ening The following are the initiates
David J Gailert, Leon @, Glover, Ivan c.
Hight, William T.. Lombard Robert N.
Mliett, Joseph +. Shepherd. The banquet
was hell at Crockeu..
The Sophomore class INDUCED in what
President Small considered an unseemly
denomination over the late arrival of one of
their cla.suen Thursday morning, at the
chapel exercises. After the services DIR.
Small delivered a brief lecture on the prop
per observance of the chapel hour and the
members of the class signiied their inten-
ton Of maintaining more just behavior for
the future.
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NO RETROACTIVE RULE.
Secretary Noble OverTulcs the Decis-
ion OF Commissi oner SpaIks Regard
ing Railroad Land Grants

10 the case of the Central Pacific X. X.
Co. Secretary Noble today ovsrruied the
decision Of Commissioner Sparks made May
3, 1857, which required the company to file
with its lists of lands selected under its
grants. the usual non-mineral affidavit in use
in agricultural cases generally. The prac-
tice in the case Of land grants to railroad
companies is for the agent 10 make out lists
of the lands within lis sragt, and submit to
the department with atfdavits 10 plats AMI
su veyor's return showing the lands are nom
mineral Mineral lands are reserved from
the grant.
Ordinarily an agricultural claimant must
make oath tha, he knows from personal in
spection that the land he claims 10 be non
mineral in character. The secretary hol Is
rs the 1Dting requirements were complied
with by the company AT the Jate of selection,
no retroactive rule should be applied to il.
Similar rulings were the cases OF the South
err, aud the Atlantic x Pacific Railroad
conpeLies. The decisions will release from
Suspension and pass 10 patent about six mil
lion acres of land vi hin these grants
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CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL.
The Topics Discussed and Measures
Adopted at Worcester Thursday.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 10.
The Congregational Council today re.
solved TO reAffirm the work done by the
council Of 1886. 90 that the ministers might
tend wholly to the work in hand without a
thought as to sickness bringing want to
families. The American College and Edu-
cation Society has received for colleges
during the three years, sl62.727.0s.
The committee on nominations reported to
consider the admission of the mes Georgia
delegates and named Rev A II. Quint Of
Massachusetts, Rev. J. +. Dougherty of
Kansas, Rev. Geo. W. Phillips Of Vermont,
Rev. G. l.. Walker Of Connecticut, Rev. II.
c. Riggs of New Hampshire, Hon. g. A.
Smith of Michigan. Rev. n. II. Whit;lesey
of Illinois, Rev. C. +. Hall of New Hamp-
shire and Rev. Hubbell of Alabama. The
Congregation Union submitted their report.
The American board Of foreign missions
brought in report for three years. The
evening session was devoted to the presenta.
ton and discussion Of papers.
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STRANDED CITY OF NEW YORK
The lot Tried to Avoid Boat and
Not Damaged Unless Storm Arises.


NEW oRk, 'ct. ~.
reporter rent down TO the stranded
steamer C.ty of New York" this afternoon
and was in reduced to Dennis Reardon, the
pilot who hal charge of the steamship v hen
she grounded Rssripn has had seven years
experience as a pilot. This is his first acci
dent ard he ieels very sore over it. lie
said: 'l was making for Gedney's channel
when about half mile from the entrance |
saw pilot boat crossing our bow and ported
to avoih colliding With her ran aground
before could sfsrt oard helm "
Rearlon practically adm tied that be made
an error in handling the ship Soma Of the
officers seemed % ioubt Rearion's skill as a
navigator Many of the steerage passengers
made threats against the pilot. but the
officers we're quick 70 put stop 10 these
utterarcas. The passengers we're all
brought To the city today by boats All are
in bad hun,or aud are loud in their ,lenun-
citation of the pilot who ran them aground
and delayed them. Tis thought that the
vessel will not be damaged unless a storm
comes up
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MECHANIC FALLS MEETING.
Full Attendance at the Universalis'
Gathering Thursday.

MEcHASIc FALLS. Oct. 10.
The attendance of delegates to this meet
ing has heen full and all the public sessions
have been well attended.
The exercises opened Thurslsy morning,
with social service conducted by Rev. /.
J Mead of Augusta. Among the speakers
were Rev. Mr.. White of Dexter, ia. Buck
nam. Mechanic Falls, kibon Perbam
Woodstock ID. Lara. Auburn, ID. Bonne,
Turner Mrs. John Winslow, Mechanic
Falls and others
This was followed by bu,iness meeting
Rev. c. A. Hayden, J A. Bucknam and J
C.. Marble were appointed a committee tc
arrange programme for next years meet
ing.
The treasurer. J. A Bucknsm, reported
s.5 or more ia the treasury. TO be devoted
to grove meetings Mrs. J. A. Bucknam,
Ara Cushmsn, Mrs. X Perham. Hon. 0
Hay ford were apo nteei committee to ar
range for such meetings n X season.
Rev. II. S. Whitman preached in the fore
noon His subj sct was "Immortsiity."
In the afternoon the exercises closed with
sermon by Rev. Miss Angel of Norway.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
The Topsham Fair Success Interrupted
by Rain.
Large Crowds Were Gathering but at
Noon the Exh bition was Postponed
Till Friday.

TorsHAa FAM GRousD, Oct.

TorsHAa Fam GRouSD, Oct. 10.
Thursday forenoon was very favorable TO,
the fair but the afternoon was decidedly a
fzzle.
Large crowds were gathering. as lie usual
on the last day, but a, just noon they were
obliged To seek shelter from a heavy rain
which lasted ill late in the afternoon. AT this
writing. five o'clock, it looks like clearing
weather, and if 80. the fair will be continued
Friday, Otherwise on the first fair day
In the gents driving horse race this morn
ing, W B. Spear was first. Gslen C.. Moses,
second, and 7. 5. Merrman. third.
The sudden shower disappointed many
hundred people who would have been prese ut
iiiis afternoon.
Wednesdays receipts amounted TO $3.50
against s795 in 1883
The exhibit OF agricultural products is
way ahead of any previous display the sides of
the lower bail being lined and packed with
ever, thing rsisei in the county Merry
meeting Grange, No 25s, Of Bowdoinham,
and sagsdahoc Grguge, No 81, of Bawdoin,
make two magnificent exhibits, that bring
many compliments
The upper hall is welt ii Fled uith miscel-
laneous articles. The above mentioned
oranges each have fine displays
The Brunswick and Bowdoinlam Art
Clubs have exhibits in the art department
and many smaller contributors have brought
fine specimens Of their artistic skill. The
fruit exhibit is good though smaller than
usual.
.et os crir, 'hfr.v-sx pieces. decorate d
Hall s.f RnsI