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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-30

BATES GRADUATES.
Thirty-fye Ladies and Gentle
men Receive Degrees.
CongregationaIists Close Annual Con-
ference at Brunswick.
Iss Priseasss Eseaps irsa uaehias lsil--
Psi Ia iss stsrsbesskias.

Lewiston, June 2s.-The 27th annual
commencement vas observed at Bates col
lege today. Following is the programme
s.a5s,e5y"1he sa,,as Value OF rq,e Science in Eau
Arthur Charles featon. Rochester, n II
The Significance of Laughter
.Esiyn James win.ioS. Barton Landing. Vt
department Of Haihemafies-secona Honor
'Perspsetiys Essential TO Historic Accuracy"
Mortimer Eugene Joiner, Pike, n Y
tDtpar men' Of themistry Second HONOR
Chari.s Herbert swan, Jr. Boston. Mass
department of Modern Language.-Eirst
HONOR
Harriet Dudley Church, Strufford, VT.
Department Of Modern Languages-seeond
Honor.l
Curiosity as Factor In Education"
tths-fiIan Chaewek spratt, Palermo
tDeparfmtn, OF Ancient Languages-second
H0nor.)
"wagner's Conception Of Art."
Arthur Parkfu Irving Lew ,s.on
department OF Ghemstry--First HONOR
"keciproeity,'' Howard Burton Adams, Auburn
Department OF English-Second HONOR
what Art-Cuiture can do for the Ams rcan,r
Mary Josephine Hodgdon, Nashua, N. II.
Department Of fhysics-second HONOR
.Jed Frve Tanning, Lubee
Impairment of Engiish-First Honorl
'shakezpe res Women"
charlotte Brooks Little, Lewiston
Department of Physics First Honor
'.Our Judiciary,
Nathaniel Colman Bruce. Danvile, Va
department Of Psyehoiogy-s econd Honor1
"seers," Grace Paften Conant, Littleton Mass
department OF Ancient Languages-First
Honor.l
"The Specialists Service to Civilizai on"
Ralph Alonzo Sturges, Lewiston
department of fNathematics-Fnst Honor.)
shakespeare AS Il Moral Teaeh,r,"
Annie Lee Bean. Gray
Department OF PsycholoRy-First Honor.)
Vs'ediciory-"A Rejected Laureate -
George Miliet Chase, Lewiston
Conferring Of Degrees.
Benedction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-30
First Reunion Of the Organization Held II
island Park, Thursday.

FAIRFIELD, June 29.--It has been gala
day at Island Park. The Kenosha Club
held reunion and a party came from
Skowhegan. Lunch was served at noon,
with beautifully decorated tables, and an
elegant dinner at o'clock. Fine music
and speeches were enjoyed. At o'clock
an electric car was taken for trip TO
Waierville.
This club is composed Of G. A. II. men
nd-their wives who took the Washington
trip last year. and is now made a peIma-
nent organization, with the following Off
GERS: President Capt W. H. Emay,
Skowhegan; secretary. Mrs. B. A. Small /:
treasurer. George d. Arnold. The Sko~-
hogan party left for home ut =. NJ.
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KNOCKED OVERHEARD.
James Spittie ei Port Gilbert, n. S.. losi
from Schooner AIiaretta.

RocKLAND, June 29.-James Spittle, a
seaman. was knocked overheard by a boom
from the British schooner Alfaretts, Capt.
Warner, of Port Gilbert, Nova Scotia, and
was drowned.
Spitt!e belonged at Port Gilbert, was
aged 90, and was unmarried. The body
was not recovered.
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NO MORE AmEMOmENJs.
Nsms Rule Biii New 10 q PusAsd 10 q vsss Ia
Parliament.

LONDON, June 29.---ln the House Of
Commons, today, Mr.. Gladstone moved the
adoption Of the resolution providing for the
quicker passage Of the Home Rule bill.
Discussion ensued. Motions to reject the
resolution and adjourn were defeated.
AT $50 Friday morning Charles Cony-
bear, Radical, moved the closure. The
speaker refused tatly to put the question,
and after further discussion Mr.. Balfour
agreed to conclude the offering Of amend.
ments At 7 A. NJ, and Sir William Hlar-
court consented to adjourn the House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-30
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Samuel S. Hersey has been appointed
postmaster at the Isle of Springs.
The express Office at the South Paris de-
pot was broken open open Wednesday
night The office happened to be bare of
merchandise and the burglar departed with
out taking anything.
Mr.. Gustavus Hunt of Unity, who was so
terribly hurt by kick from his horse few
days ago, died Wednesday. He was one of
Unity's most enterprisiDg citizens, and his
loss will be deeply felt by the whole com
munity.
County Attorney Perkins has finished the
investigation of Charles =. Williams death
at Ssco, but will take no further action as
the matter is not within bis jurisdiction so
long as the coroner has il in charge. Coro-
ner Bradbury has not yet made his return
to the county commissioner. He is salts
fed that the man died of apoplexy. but may
order an autopsy TO satisfy the parents of
the dead man
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Calling Ordnance Co., All Right.

HAHTroRD, Ct, June 29.--Dr. X. J.
Gatling Of this city, Indignantly denies the
story telegrxphed last night that the Cat
ling Ordance Company was in financial
difficulty. The company has no debts. Its
plant 10 being contracted in the town Of
Calling, by people who wculd be paid In it,
stock at completion, and the company
expects then to make heavy Gstling ord
nance for which there will be srea,
demand.
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PmlLApELrnrA, June 20 Al Point
Prsezp Park today silva won the 222 trof !;
Ella vertner. second; Bonnie c., third.
Best time. 2.20 ~. The 2i5 trot and
pacing, Alhambra and HsveI Wilkes each
won two heats. The race will be finished
t.,morrow. Best time, Is IA. Only one
heat vas paced in the 2.33 pacing race,
Kate c. winning in 2S IA.
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OLD AGE OF .lNDIAHs.
Defying All Rules Of Health They
Keep Well and Strong.

The Remarkable Longevity Of the Indinn
Race Expiained.-For Every H man HI
They Have Cure-rhey Know Where 10
Find the Roots, Herbs and Barks thas
will keep them In Good licalth-Ihs 30
cret Nov Given to the World.
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erection, Refuse to Ace.pt c.r.x,s oaer

Bosros. June 29.--At meeting of the
creditors of the Carew Freestone Company
the liabilities were stated to be about sI4,
600; n, minal assets, si3s 600; real value
thought not to exceed $4,000. The offer
made by Mr.. Carew Was not accepted
The property will be conveyed by Presi
dent Andrews 10 three assignees to bs
named by the creditors.
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"5he lives 10 love sod loves to live,
She loves to live because she lives 10 lave"
Many think il 10 sin to be sick; being
40, one cannot bestow their affections on
others ~ the Creator intended; being 70, IL
certainly il duty to cure yourself. Most
women, these days, need an invigorsting
tonic. Wofn-out teachers, 'sshop- girls, /"
dYessmskefs. milliners. and those subject to
tiresome labor, have found boon in DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. IL IL .
soothing and strengthening neFvine, iniuc-
ing refreshing sleep relieves dependency
and restores TO full use all the appstites and
affections Of ones nature. Il i sold BY
druggists, under guarantee from iss max.
ers that IL will. In every case, give satisfsc-
ton. cr price (si.ooj viii be promptly re-
funded.
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John Y. Hammssd Appeiaisd siais Stalissieiaa
ies Stats d Maine.

wAsHIxsToS. June % Secretary Nor
ton of the agricultural department. today
appointed John II. Hammond Of Maine.
State ststisticisn again for Meine. with .
salary of $500 per annum, 70 take effect
July /, vice s. L. Boafdman.
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ESCAPED FROM JAIl.
Machias jaii Loses Two Prisoners Put There
ior Store Breaking.

MAcHIAs, June 29.-Charles Christie and
Fred Reynolds, the first having recently
had two years at Thomaston, and both
committed for store breaking, broke Jail
this forenoon, and are at large. Their
whereabouts is unknown.
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Is quicker, safer, and moro
certain.
Il never drives the disease in.
CAPT. JAMES MAY, Quincy,
Mass, used Comfort Powder
for Erysipelas, and he says it
relieved the burning and itching
instantly.
Mrs. Lucy F.. RICE, Bridge
port, VT, says: " had humor-
Gus sore on my nose for long
time. Comfort Powder COM
pletely cured it,"
At osUseisrs sttl ~.
ssNp POSTAL Fos sstg sA~pte.
CONF 0Rr POWDER CO., Hartford, Conn.
&. .. Sfs1s, sao.srAE.
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WILL CLOSE MINES.
All Colorado Silver Mines tobe Closed
at Once.
This Ac,ien will Threw Nearly 10000 Pse.
Pic Out ei WsFk.

DENVER. Col, June pa large NUM-
Der Of representative ameiting and mining
men Of the state met here today and
unanimously decided To cloac all the silver
mines, mills and smelters In Colorado, un-
til such time as silver has appreciated st its
proper worth This action will throw
nearly 10000 persons out Of employment.
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uniy.,,ity q mieAiasn Has 7o4 e.a1ystss.

Ass AKBoR, Mich, June 29.--Today
the University of Michigan celebrated its
49th commencement. Seven hundred and
or students in all departments secured
sheepskins.
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$1,000, 900 ISSUED.
New Ysrk Clearing Hsuss Mas q lasss Issu.
ancs oi Loan Certificates.

NEW YoRK, June 29.--There was very
large issue Of loan certificates by the clear
ing house today. President Tappen Of the
GalIatin National bank, chairman Of the
Loan Company, said this afternoon that
81 900 900 of certificates were issued.
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LOOK OUT. B0Ys.
There is 4 Big Batch Of Piams Coming Tsday
or tomorrow

wAsnISGroS, June pa large number
of treasury appointments were agreed upon
hv the President and Secretary Carlisle last
night. and probably will be announced to-
morrow or Saturday. Among them il ]. r..
/ Tiliman, Tennessee. for lister of the
treasury, to succeed Gen. R.,secrsns. re-
siyned
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R.iIt.,d ,.4 fnple,.s must ans~e,

BRooKLrx. n. y. June 2a.-The grand
july retars ed versict tonight that the
Pxrk,ilIe disaster June 20. was due to the
negiigeuce of the Long Island Railroad AMI
gross Negligence Of certain employees.
Suischman MeGarry was exonerated.
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Fire a South siddeiord.

BIpDEFoRD, June 29.--The dwelling of
Patrick and John Moran, South BiddefOrd,
was burned today. Loss, $500; insur-
ance, S2300.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-30

HANOVER, N. H., June 29.---Among the
Is Of the graduating class At Dartmouth
who received degrees were the foilov ing
from Maine: Bachelor Of Arts, Guy G.
Funnel Wilton; Perlsy o. Place, South
Berwick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-30

I 2
Lewiston ,..........2 o o 3 o o.
Fail River.......... o o 0 o Xii
IiIts--I.ewiston. y, Fall River, Ii. Errors-Lcw.
iston. g; Fall River, T. Wheeler and Hart, viau
and Burreil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-30

A special from San Luis Potosi, Mex,
says The drought which has preysiled here
for the past Ave years was broken Tuesday
by one Of the greatest floods ever known In
that section Of Mexico. The streets for
several hours were converted into rivers,
and all the lower part Of the city vas inun-
dated. Many houses were swept away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-30

Uits-POrt and. ~; Brockton, 10. Evrors-Porf
land, 8, Brockton. o. Batterics-Mains and Ma
honey, Doe, kiley and burke.
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Edward Cary wanted For Larceny Al Sidde.
fasd-Asrested Al South lawreaee.

LAWRENCE. Mass. June 29.--Eiwari
Cary. sgeti IA. of Worcester. was arrested
on Portland, en- route to Boston, af South
Lawrence depot. this fors noon. He i,
vante,. at Bitlslefor'l. Me-, for the larceny
Of s55 from Hugh Hamilton also from
Worcester.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
John Praught's Life Crushed
Out by a Derrick.
Maine Postmastefs Made Happy BY Z
General Increase Of Salaries.


BANGOR, Juhe 29.-John Prsught of Lin
coin, aged IL, WAS instantly killed this
afternoon by = derrick falling upon him.
at the quarry Of the jewell Granite Com
pany in Lincoln.
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Tsday's Games.

HIts--LOnlsvi1le, 7; BaltImote, y. ErrOrs-
Louisville, baltimore, 2.--iatteries-Stratton
and Grim; Hawke and Robinson.
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B0sros, June 29.-For New England
Friday and Saturday, fair, warmer, south,
westerly Winds, except on immediate
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THE
STATE AsSAYER
OF
MASSACHUSETTS

Nstory after victory is the story of the ,,;.
ahnPhsi march Of HIDDks's MAesETfc aM
rocND. Here's the latest:
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Oihsr Ganss.

At Troy-Springfeld, 0; Troy, Z.
At Albany-Albany, l6; Providence, 4.
At Binghamton-I3uffalo, 6; Bingham
ton, 5.
At Wilkesbarre - Wilkesbarre, IL;
Erie, y.
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Denver, Col, June 49, The Omaha &
Grant, Glesse & Boston and Colorado
Shelters here, and dozen big silver and
lead smelters throughout the state have ore
contracts on hand which viii keep them In
operation until Jan. ], no matter Whist the
price Of silver may be.
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THE kEMosAA CLUB.

Phillips has been dropped from $f6Vl
ourth class office.
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Steamer "DEiitA COLLINS" will leave Al
gn.ia at +. NJ. Halo eli 80, connecting with
ihs new and magnificent Steamers
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DALLAS. Tex June 29.--S. J. Weilins,
Jr.. cashier Of the City National Bank.
Brownwood. has been asseAted, charged
with embezzling s70, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-30

W. J. Arkell, publisher Of Jafige snd
Frank Les,ie's Hiastrated Newspaper,
writes
"JGDog BuHbIxs,
Cor. Fifth Ave. and Sixteenth st.,
NEW YoEk, January "a, 1891.
About tbfse weeks since, while suffering
from . severe cold vbici, had settled On my
chest, I applied an ALLoex's PoHOus PLAs-
TER. anil in short time 0..tsined relief.
sin my opinion. these plastsSs should b.
in every household, for use in case OF coughs.
colds. sprsins, bruises,os pains Of any kind.
know that In my case the results hsvc
been entirely satisfactory and beneficial"
june2Ceodk ~folfm
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sea. 600 Fiss' 1, sews,t, MI

NEWARK. N. j.. June ss.-Fi-e in the
Standard Gil Company's works Iere today
caused total loss Of 10000.
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.Excused.
The following are the members of the
graduating class
ton; Alma Grace Bailey, Lewiston; /; An
ME Lee bean, Gray; Kilburn Charles
,, Brown, East Wilton; Nathaniel Colman
Bruce, Danville, Va; Clara Genevieve
Callahan, Lewiston; George Miliet Chase,
Lew iston; Harriet Dudley Church, South
Stratford VT. Grace Patten Conant, Lit
tleton, Mass; Jed Frye flaming, Lubec !;
Georgiana Elmira Gould, Lisbon; Edwin
Leslie Haynes, Biddeford; Mary Josephine
Haynes, Nashua, N. H.; Frederick Lev is
Hoffman, Melrose Mass: Arthur Parkir
Irving, lewiston; Mortimer Eugere
Joiner, Pike, N. Y; Ara Brooks Libby,
I.itchfeld Corner; Charlotte Brooks Little,
Lewiston; Dorrance Bertel Iothrop, Pitts
field; Wilson Cornelius Marden, Swans
vile James Bernard McFadden, Lewiston !;
George Lawrence Mildram, Wells: Lorenzo
Edward Mouiton, North New Portland !;
Edgar Lleweilyn Pennel, Auburn; Everett
Clifton Perkins, Wells Branch; Leland
Ala Ross, Charleston; William Fisher
Sims, Rlpou. w. Va; Ernest William
Small Biddeford; Chesman Chadwick
Sprati, East Palermo; Marion Wilder Stick
ney, Bro~nville; Balph Alonzo Sturgis.
Lewiston; John Sturgis, Auburn; Charles
Aerbert Swan, Jr., Roxbury District. Bos-
ton, Mass; Evelyn James Winslow, Bar
ton Landing Vt; Arthur Charles Yeaton.
Rochester. ". Fl.
The degree of A. NJ. in the course was
conferred on Edward Webster Morrell, 30.
The following honorary degrees were an
nounced A. NJ. ont of the course-Edgar
Dow Varney, sc, Fairfield Whitney, 81 /;
Henrietta Adeia Given. SO. Honorary A.
M-Rev. IL phania X. Space, president of
Pike Seminary, Pike. N. Y; Rev. Martin
$. Newcomer, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Rev. William II. Bolster, 90, Boston.
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EuE Ml,.

vAs Natisaal and Msw Easlaas lsssss eaMss
Each c,ss's staadias.
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DAILY
ACCoMMo TRAINS,

D run daily, Sundays inciudsd.X run Sundays ouy
through ticket. TO the World's Fair California
and all points south and West may be had VI T..
H. Walker. ticket agent. Augusta, the only Office
Ia Augusta selling via all routes and checking
baggage free Of expense
PAYsos TUCKER, Vice Pres & Gcn1 Man.
= n. BooTHBY. Gen'1 Pass. 4 Ticket Ag't.
Portland, June 20, is13
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Indians are
long lived.
There are
many kicks-
poos now hv-
ing who have
trod parts OF
this vast con-
tine mt lon e
before white
men ever set
Ihis foot on the
soil of theie
vaat domain.
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Do you prefer I. bad smell To none? .DL-
ease turks in bad air. Use king Of Germ
killers the odofless disinfectant. General
depots, James z. Fuller { Co., and George
| d. Haskell.
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FAa AND WARNER.

WAsHrxeroS, june 29.-For New Eng
Land Fair, slightly warmer. variable
winds.
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New enSland League Slandlas.

Boston at 81. Louis, Brooklyn nj Pittsburg, New
York at Chicago, Philadelphia At Cleveland
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These remedies
are now sold by
every druggist in
the land, and their
best proof OF gem
uine worth d in the
fact that on theiR
merit solely they
have achieved this
sale within . few
sho:t years. Ask
for { he m at the
Tradiny Post on
ths Frontier, and
you'll ind the m
TT -
Evening journal., 1893-06-21
In TRUCK PATCH And FIELD.
CROPS ARE NOT SUFFERING BUT A
RAIN WOULD BE OF BENEFIT.

A Good Yield Of Fruit is Reported
From Most Sections There win Be
Big Peaches and Fun Crop Grass
Crop Very short.
Comparatively little rain fell during
the past week While crops are not
suffering, good rains would be- of benefit
in an sections The temperature has
averaged above the normal, and there
hes been an abundance of sunshine.
Large crops OF wheat and oats are ex
pected. Wheat has begun to ripen, and
harvesting began In some sections. dur
ing the present week Hay is poor but
corn looks well, considering the late
planting Buckwheat sowing is ia
progress.
The apple crop is differently reported
I'm some sections, good yield Is reported.
while in others the crop is a total fail
ure Fruit is falling TO a considerable
extent The June drop OF peaches is
past and enough remains to make large
sized fruit and full crop. Cherries are
generally conceded to be failure
Port Deposit, Cecil County Tho past
week has been very favorable for grow
ing crops. Corn and potatoes are look
ing we'll a good soaking rain is much
needed
Colora, Cecil County Dry and rather
cool for season. We had light rain.
but more is needed Harvest beginning
in clover.
Chesapeake City, Cecil County-Wheat
is out OF blossom, and shows signs of
ripening Oats coming ont in head.
Corn growing nicely. Grass is being cut,
and crop very short
Millington, Kent County-Wheat is
ripsning and has made good head. Hay
harvest commenced; crop short Peaches
have ceased 20 drop. Corn has made a
good growth.
Greensboro, Caroline County. -Drouth
is severe, and rain very much needed
Wheat harvest has begun, but not
general. The crop seems TO be extra
good Peaches show a line crop at this
time-not too full, and beyond damage
Evening journal., 1893-06-21

Denton. Caroline County Wheat
harvest will commence on Monday, 18th;
crop good Corn locking WELL especially
on light land Too dry for grass and
carly vegetables. Light shower on Fri
day.
rain would benefit corn and gratis lt
weather warm next week, some viii
commence t0 cut wheat Peache grow
ing finely, but only a light crop OF
yellow fruit is expected There are
enough Of the white varieties on trees
however. to make hne-sized fruit, and a
fair crop.
Easton. Talbot County All crops
looking well. Harvest will be general
early part Of coming week. Some wheat
reported badly sc.sbbed. Cherries "A fail.
ure.
Cornersville. Doreh ester County. The
dry weather of last W eek threatens 10
cut the late crop Of peas short, but il has
proved beneficial for the wheat crop.
giving it a rich golden tinge OF real ripe.
ness The June drop" of peachVs is
past, and enough remain
Dailsville Dorchester County &C orn,
potatoes, late peas, grass, etc, would be
NuNcu htNtNittN uN lhlus w llA q 'uA
mence harvesting wheat 6he Goth in his
section Oats look better than ayeral e.
Peaches large for this time Of yet r.
"June drop about over
The drought in this section means q
loss of many dollars to farmers Vege
tables are being literary burned up and
unless rain falls soon crops will be q
failure Not only do the vegetables
suffer but the pastures are drying up and
grass is becoming scarce. This will
cause butter to 60 mp in price II is
selling for % cents per pound now and
promises 70 advance several cents
Tomatoes which reach this market are
mostly from The South and are better
grade than the earlier ones. They re-
tail for 10 TO 10 cents per quart. Fine
Maryland potatoes are coming in now
and they are becoming cheaper. Rasp.
berries and dewberries are being sent to
market by Maryland farmers and truck
ers The best varieties can be had for
10 cents per box
The following vegetables which are
/ plentiful just now sell as follows: Peas,
10 cents per half peck beets, o cents per
bunch radishes 2 to cents per bunch
cabbage 3 to cents per head