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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS

REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
Asto Purity and wholcsomcncss ofthc Royal nakingP Powder.
"Ih,,, tested . p.ekx. Of Royal BAiine Powder vheh purehasi IN The
ORR mst,t sDi nni n oaapsei u pls AMI wholesome Ingredients hh.uesn
~ t.rAs p..ier OF . hkh dsxre % msri, All i0s not .onuin ehhr . "
Phosphate. % ether injurious sat-iADoes "'t' -
.iiha .lsn,se fact thai Tie Royal BAing Powder 4 absolutely purs.,,
I'll. A. Non, Fad"
81 h.v, examined a rsckse % Royal baking rosiv, purdhA.i ~ mysif In
y. markeL 4 ai n sntLuly free from alum. tra ALTA OF ny other hiursus 40.
s,Ans. uKsAr MoHros. md, President u Stevens institute OF IeohnAoSJ'
.fh.w .ul,rei q pa lEr % Royal D.irg rovder. The materials Of vhkh
I'M comp.~d ss yas AL wholesome. n DANA lArr' TAT Asyu, MAJ"
The ROYAL Baking Powder received the highest .v,ni OVER AL ,ompttor 81
a. yLura Wohis Eir.sfht, isJ; at us Ceaterl,i, Philadelphia isn; al The
Amsrran isffuis, S- Yot. and .. state far, throughout the country.
No oth<r Ankle Of human food hs yer received such hxh, emphAtk, nj mi
y,-L endorsement from Eminent chemists, payrdAns skntss, abi b~us o.
Health all over tho world
Sorp-TNs above DusE.s Illustrates the comparative worth OF yrtous BAKING
Powders. a. shown ~ Chemical Analysis anil srrsrnsnta made ~ rct Sheder.
A rsuni can a each powder "a taken. the total lsaveufng power " volums m
eh can calculated. the result being a iDikaiei Ts practical cot f0r vorhT
Prot sSh~ir ody pwvs vAai every oesrsni consumer OF The Royal bAhs
Powder knows ~ practical usrkDcs, that -tne u oo' q lev cen. PER pound
more than Ordinary Kind. u = far more economical .ni ts'det inord' NE .d'sn-
Ia. Of bitter work A snge trial o. tic Royal nAkng Powder vn onunes ny
fArmhiei yssa % uese fAts
. Wife IN. diagram sho-, nms ~ he alum powders 70 = Of ahxhr degree
% strength than Other powder. naked esh. them, u !. bot TO = ~ |. isak.i-
ing thsa they have M value lAan powders, DO matter how hxhihsh afenSA
ere - Dc AVOIDED - iangsvaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

II tbs labor discussions Of the present
time. TIER, i. o much Of = tendency 10
regard the capitals, and the lsborrf as
II a state Of natural enmi,y. Ne, ,her-
are often oce.,ion. ~hsn = recognition Of
the mutual dependence Of capital aud Ia.
Dor Is saforced. The Dependence Of cap.
iial upon labor Is ,irikiagly shosn every
time a mill i ,ha, down, or railroad
,raasporiaiion stopped. by . ',nks. aud
a practical recognition Of that dependence
!. made wien the requests or demands
Of th. lAborr are seceted 10. Ocea-
,ionally the dsPenderee q labor uPon
capital IL shown ia = similar way. We
have lately bad an instance Of this near
., hAnd Three weeks ago the factory
OF The Pans Manufacturing Go. a. South
Pans wAs burned The question Was
Immediately asked. "wiIl the company
rebuild - bs, could 10, be answered ~
that time. A paper VAS At once pat in
circulation Anoag the operatives. the
sisnsrs pledging certain amounts Of labor
on The ue~ bailding. in case the COM
pany rebuilt. Nearly $1,000 IN labor
-as thus pledged within a week. The
vofsmea realized that they -ere 6sPsnd-
sni upoa The capital invested fo' their
daily wages. And we're willing TO eOn,rib-
ute toward the continuance Of the basi-
ness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

C~AHrIrssNEss i. the cause Of . gres,
deal Of trouble. Afe~ weeks since We
received q postal card bsaras the follo--
ins communication. (ihe name Of The
poa,.ofhcs only being changed
NoKm LONDON.
To iAe editors OF The Democrat Ny
adtres. vii for The present be
North London.
Maine.
Within q week we have received q
card in The same handwriting s' the one
above mentioned. Nth this upon Il. zig.
nature and po.i-oskce being changed;
NoKrH LONDON. Mar ., &c
Please send he oxford Democrat 10 ne
a. No LondOn- y L. II ScEiHHA
Nov there i. nothing 10 that eOnman-
ieaiion which indicates 10 VIA, Po.,-oi.
ice our subscriber. paper IL bsing 'en'
AZ the date Of the carl; ys, Il u = sam
PIE Of requests such q. &c receive slmos,
every week. II ne did no, have our en-.
tire liz, alphabetically srrsnged. We could
pay no attention "a either Of ihsse Po,,'
as. Asii i,. ne have been able 20 make
the desired change.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

TIE rBsrh ereby sive. public notice tnst
be hs. h<en daly appointed bf the Hoe. yudkc
81 Probate Coz the Cosniy ofOtford ani assum~i
the trust OF Administrsior Of the Estate OF
AB>ER DAVIS, late q bethel,
In .alf County, deeeascf, by ftvinE bond ~ We
Lac dirests Ia lAsrsfors rcgsests all psrssss IN.
eisbtsi 10 me estate Of said deceased W nahe
~lmmeilats payment. and thoso uho have say de-
usnds thereon 70 ethibit the ssme 70
Tsb. u, ISL hAksHALL W. DAVIS.
IuE ,ub.eh,sr hereby gives .Pssls Seyos
that be hss teen tsly sppoisied y The Hos
Jsdxs % Probsis Ior the C0spty 81 Osf0n AS
las assumed The usst % Ad~siAisuatof 81 Ne
estate Of
DAVID n. BASCEorT. lsts % Bsihs.
IN ssli q uaty, dsceAsed. By rviaf boed % me
law directs. be thsTefors rqassts AL psrsces IN
I. h,sf 10 the estate 81 SAID dsoeassi W nahs I'm
m silals payment, sad thoss vho have ahv 10
mspds thereon 20 ethibl The sane 10
fsb. u. iss DAVID
TnE ssb..sibsr hereby sives pablo = ,tss. uhs,
he has besa daily ~sppotatef By me iios. Jsaxs
q fProbsts for NE COSBY of Oxford. Ani assumes
he lrust of Txseaior Of he estate Of
LEOsA ~ GRiffln. iats Of Bsthsl,
In said County. d,eeasef. Dy giving bod - ne
Law directs. he therefore ftaossts AL psrsoas Ia
Abel 10 the estate % said dscesscd 70 mahs In.
| msdist % yusnt. asd thoss uhS hs<v any de'
msndst ksreoa 20 sihibis ths sans 20 -
Feb. u. lfr1. okOkok ~. ohitFiss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

Mn. J. W. THoNrsoS. Of Canton. The
genial editor snd proprietor Of the Nam,
Hors, BREEDER NonNly. who VAS re-
eeaily offered good Posiii0n uPoa {.
leading New York sporting paper. in
forms u. that be shall no, accept the PO-
.itiOn. Mr.. Thompson ~as the founder
Of the MoniAly and under his able and
snisrprisisg management Il has already
reached . large circulation and has an
Increasing subscription list. As an sx-
poneni Of the interests o. Maine horse
breeders the MoatAly slls . large field
and hlls IL -sll We are glad that Bro
Thompson has determined TO retain bic
connection with Oxford County iOurnal-
i'm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

THE Democrats organs eoaiinue 10
talk .bou, the "meAnns.s" Of the Senate
in r,jectiag Chase and Plllsbury. and
The "mAlisnaa, partis.nshiP" Of Senator's
Hale and Frye. ia vU'kng Agsiasi their
confirmation. Saeh Prai,ls sounds in
saasrably silly. and We ihiak that nov
the matter !. disposed %. the less said
about il BY cur Democrats friend, The
N-sa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

Tia rssul, Of tie municipal elections
in Maine j. very gratifying % The RsPab'
leans. In neariy every city AID town
where party lines were drawn. the Re-
pablicans have made gains. Especially
pleasing Is the rssali in Portland AID
Lewiston. cities which have been andsr
Democrats oonirol. Portland slso,ed =
Republican Mayor BY over 1000 ma
Jointly. and Lewiston. falling 10 make .
choice The fr, time. =, the seoond cleo
ton chose Co-sn. Republican. BY $40
majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

A PERSONAL letter from Prof W. W.
Mayo. formerly Of HsbrOn Academy.
nov q Fountain. Colorado, says;
since TIE sotA o. January, or about TAT
time. The weather here has been dellehtaL
The climate thus Ear has fully Cqualled our
a~nuclpAiions, AMI The logger Ne remain
herr tie more evident becomes the wisdom
OF our choice In selecting Colorado. by q
New lork paper received last evening
March 6th.l I see that MAine has been
breaking Ire record In the matter OF bio
now storms. Here. gardening l. talked
AMI q ueighbof has already Pot In some
early seeds.
Much excit<ment Il oecssionsd iasi now
by ditch meetlngs-" Irrigation here
tsie. he place OF rain In The Essi and u
4. carried hy COMPANIES called "Ditch
Companies These meeting. tAke NE
pl.ce. 20 some extent. and remind one OF
the Msine town meetings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

Tus firm Of A. Cashman & Co. shoe
manufacturers. Of Auburn. have proposed
= plan Of e~O-Opsra,iOa with their en-
ployss. according to which the employees
are 10 receive . portion Of the net profits
Of manufacturing. II there are any. The
experiment will be watched With interest.
and the r,.ul, may possibly give some
aid ia The solution Of p~srplesins labor
questions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

THn Portland Pfss Is booming Hoa-
George =. Emery fof Internal revenue
collector. in place Of The rejected Chase.
We kno- Of 10 better Democrat in MAias
than Mr.. Emery. AID would be glad TO
80 him &c, the Po.iiioa. Ba; The Press
should remember iha, the result Is no;
Away, happy -hsa . party attempts
10 rua the afain Of tae other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16


-Apropo. % Toe discgssiOu a. 10 The
ptoprisiy OF placlng parvly private CORE
spoudebcc ca The niss % The departments
a. Washington, Ne recall an Instance fc-
lated ~ The iAmsnted Ex.Senaior and Ia.
Secretary OF The Treasury Lot NJ M1unll.
sadisnly called 20 take sharge OF he
Treasury Department Ia Grants Cabinet
on tie retirement OF Dflstow. be foani
that Al important oricer OF the depart
ment, . warn friend % Dfl.iOw ard nec
essAriiy hostile 10 The rfcsiteri, bad ten
dsrd bis rcslgusiion sni len The depart.
meat. leaving behlnd and securely packed
and directed q large boz said 10 cOuiAin
ouly private property aud papsrs. 10 be
forsAriei 90 bis hotel by private cypress
mar. n wAs reported % The Dew Sccre-
tary that The boz oounined many valus.
be pabiic papers. from The oricial nles OF
The department To The great diseomni'
are OF The retiring o%cielsi. snd despite bis
Indignant protest snd earnest appeal 10
the President. Secretary Morrill, detailed
one OF The division chiefs 20 Inspect The
documents In the box In company vlth .
representative OF the retiring oriclAl. and
was rewarded Tor bis foresight BY The reoov'
cry Of many ofieiA pspsrr having an impof'
tsnt bearing upon the whisky fraud TRIAL.
then In progress, notably The celebrated
letter % General GRAFT In relation 10 The
completely In The frauds VI bis Private
Secretary, and Ia which oecurs the mem
Orable phrase. /" Jet no guilty man escape
IRON this incident We Infer tha, where
the dies OF the department are made The
receptacle Of purely private correspond
snse, II Is safer 70 make . bonnre OF them
before the owner shall close his ofielal re-.
ls,ious with The department. Burn
Barn! Barn this letter '--BriigfoA Nslrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
CANTON TOLL BRIDGE BREAKS
DOWN.
NAN AND Tran nApLs is,unrp.

The middle span. one Hundred and
ihy fee, long. Of the Canton Toll Bridge
broke do-n sbou, eight O'clock. Saiar-
day morning. falling t~enty feet. II
carried with l, Mr.. II. A. Dexter. OF
Wayne. t~o horse. and a lead Of wood.
Mr.. Dssitr's leg Was broken, and he
received bad bruises on his body and face
but hi. irjaiie. are no, fatal. The horses
we're badly bruised. The bridge ws'
damaged in the January frsks, and re.
paired Temporarily. The bridge vas OF.
dsred closed until Monday fos repairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

Mn WIN. Y. Manchester. OF PAL. River.
Mas, saysi 81 have used ps. rEIu Ahs.
AMI can say that FOR oouxhs and coide ~ % tne
bsst mexlclne ever uscd.s FOR sale 81 AL
dpssists. Price ssc, 80. = u psr bottle. =.
AHitie medicine j~udisiousiy sdminleiered 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

wlsuSoroS dispatches say there IL
20, the .ligh,ss, prOspsc, Of the passage
Of the bill introduced by senator Wilson
Of Io-s. -hieh doubles the rate Of Posi-
sss on fourth class maiisr.-me'ehAn-
diss. II IL 10 Be hoped there !. not. as
the passage Of such = bill would pat =
stop TO quite a amour, OF business
~hieh Is nov carried ca by mail. and
-hieh eas Be transacted in ,ha, way
much les s,pensivsly lL.a in any other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

In has beea decided to bold the Re-
pabliesa State Convention ~ lewiston.
June >. The representation Is 70 Be
based upon the vote cas-, for the Rspas-
lican candidate Coz Governor Ia 1854.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

ID. NJ. FERRr g. Co., the veil known
seed dealers. have our thanks for . select
package Of garden and flower seeds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
Business Opportunity.

Apsuy wanted IA every tsus and village 70
manuf.elufe aai eostrol Q pai<nted y ne,si
All new, and 10 great demand. Can be made ~
Iars CAPITA 10 all thai " required. This 10 . rood
shNnos Iof 90 enterpfsing man 20 establish .
EooipsyisE legitimate business y iIhoai eapihL
fof TALL psrticalAfs aaiIees
Il. q. srErnENeON,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

Ftw persons have any idea Of the re-
.,rieiiOn. placed upon q jury in = murder
trial From the time Of their selection
TO sit upon the panel until the verdict Is
returned they are almost a. completely
oonfnsd and guarded as the responder,
a, the bar. They are hep, together day
AMI night under the charge Of officer.
who allow them 10 speak TO no q and
10 one 70 speak TO them. The officers
themselves are no, allowed 10 eonvsiss
nth any member Ct the jury slesp, to
ascertain their need. and supply them
They are licked into a private room
vhere their neal. are served TO them by
the othcsrs. AID 10 going TO and trOm The
Court House they march in a'qasd aa'
Der the sscor, o. officers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

ALAus stocs - Lsiiesf 4 tton Inierwear.
eta.-W nitcoluh a smllsy. Norway
iArge Line - spring pre-. 1os.is-r II
A q frice. NORWAY.
tools ~ u pr Ceut llsculut . tarrrNfa ~
~ lAfs rrs-s RicaAri.. o.. south Paris
Iur sais-hstsy Organ.
rias rrrs sAis se~is-w n. Eastman. Ess,
sumner.
frospeetns % ~ Keynote
Thres Notoes - Appointment from N Pro
tate Ooun
nAnk 81 CAlifurna-Onori Co Advertiser
Comparative Worn ~ baking Powder
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
DIED.

In Altany. Ma. sh. Mr. Dor,ss '. KlahIn. I'D
eyss,
q slsAi.
In nrysnt. rcai. Ma. i.i. SsiAanisl y. Marta.
sr~d "a years.
Ia Bssstsld. Ma. al. w.lsos Rssssn. sssd q
sraN.
In Is-l.tua. Tsh. gfth. Mrs.. A. n ns-tsf. &c.
msflv ~ Pare. SGD shrut - yssrs.
IL Ns-u, fsb. sth. Mr.. isnash ialL ksr. .th.
Mrs. Alrs bafksf.
Ia s-sisa. ~. iss. Mr. May %. Jsssu. lrd
isy,sr. ..
srd IS years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

In ABds,,s. Mar. a. 10 he .is ofIleesr iisssy'
Ia sss,A rs,hsl. Mar. i.,. 10 The -iis q Nsvs'
Ia c.sisa. Fs6 mi. 10 N, -ik EN-. u. osrccd.
q ssn.
In Disssli. fse. ash. 10 ~ -ls ELL iislmss.
In orsa-eol. MAJ. sh. 10 The -lh % JSha nas
IA iiirss. 70. saA. n II. -ik of rsav ". s.f.
Ia E.si iIir.@. Mar. Sch. % he -ls 81 h AIss.
IN Ssr-sy. Ma. oh. % ne -ls q IIsap nO-p.
. sun.
Ia Norway. Mar. s,h. 20 ne -ik q G. n. Tubs. .
In r.n.. MAJ. eA. 70 he -Ik of F'.aa. y Lane.
Ia rssih Paris. Ma. Let. 70 M -Is q Osotre A.
Ia ilaatrd. Ma. aA. 10 M sic q Duaisy Rob
n -ssSss. Fsb si.,. to n. -ls ofn,l'nl. Hatch
me. q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
,oruCg or GALE.

PYr% ,ss,.. I. q 4: |: e Ss::; &c h os .ss H. ! ~ .ss 81.
rahs.< ssalsa. % Ne <ssk dag q APsn. a.
- tkrrs s'dssk N the snsussa. % ths I.ee.s~ ~
the nxhs. tue ed lafsrsst Which =. y. hs,',. a.
f.ii,-,ar desrrsh>i rssl ssssfs. VIA; Oss s.sls,
81 ls.d ufh dwelias hcsse ssa ss.bss tse'ssi
Iss - snan 10 % lasd vish . stsss thsses.. "a
plsrss b<ins ssfssk<d - l4ylsx - ne ~. -.
tsee River. sesr iiina bodes ts e<'s'''
D.'.i his "a ~ 4 "; sS;d 4; ?. a, .:s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

EsrEv ORGAN. styls ssoses 81 ,
s,sps. Kses sss. Gnsd orIss AiAsl.sss,
ssool ana isstr sstis. ssel: lsSsirs q g ssS.sss
nssA 81. iss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

rxEss-rearly Subscriptions tlN. n psld
strictly IN stvsnce Otherwise. tlS psr leA'
single copies foar cent?
ApxnKnsExExTs-An legal advertisemsnts
arr given thres c~on-ecutive INSERTIONS tcr 49,
per lnch IN lsnGth 81 colamn. fronste nollce-
In. rtei - above for 49, each. ehcspttho-s
relstlnG 10 RAJ Esfstr, which are tl9i each.
special u male with loCal transient of
yearly advertiser.
A. .su .torsel .tfh Ne. materials fr dolne
al kinds Of main or hnCy JOB printing An
experienced lob printer A. alsays In ne one.
AMI a. our prss-ss arr run hy steam. - e~'
x~asrsntee prompt AMI sstistAetop WIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
OFFICIAL REGISTER
OXFORD COUNTY
For the Year 1885.

y tnc tcsE 'ooSs
Supreme ludeill Court.
r-sr~-~souai rss.i.g - Tstrsr A. ras-i.'
" Ma, AT scoat tae.iaF II Vstpeff
Court Of Probate ard Insolvency.
ns- 90 r.ours-nid rss-l.s 81 ssh u.ail
nsss osis-ssvsu-w.i.s.i.y hia-ius ulrd
raesisy q tseh meuth. ate.
an n. WIlNuN. IrraG fsus
nEREfCN 4 DAVIS Rtei-rtA hn'
Court Of cOsuty Commissioner.
rsa--~-oosi rss.lay - Ng trs russhy 81
~~eTtsuh-r. a. isf rss.as u nsosuhsr
sNiHsE b. HAMMOND. OHNsssS. frs.
FRANk n hlAniIls f,stlft
WALDO f~EfrANeiiI. kaat~ tfnir'
cOsas Attorney.
JANEs = wKiCIu. rn-
CLERK o. Courts.
AiBEKr = AUSTIN. hHs
Register OF Deeds.
JOHN n SrANLKY. Prs.
wssrsHS Ds-rE1T
SEYMOUR e. =oRHS frsears'
cognr Treasurer.
gAKvts e. NuAEniE fsns.
sheriff.
JORDAN STACY. ~. a. Atfa fAs fpftfi'
pepstes.
AVIAN n GOODWIN, NNsA
gNNI~ n. NORMAL. h.f'
JOSIAH W. WHITES, laAtfiA
RONIilu 4. nANEnN~. tatn
MILAN al. IAI>ullL httfa
TfHnirs.Ts u~i.0On. IvrturF.
WALTZ n hINIuN, lfffA
ONCAR D. UlA~A, n a. httfHi hftao
AfnHNT r. nA~rfrf. Nofskf'
Join ~. OiiAnNuitN. oANA
AT~rTN A. ~rFAEN~. ies
JAMS T. rAkAIA lsa ~
THNN nARAlN lofuA
ISAIAH ~ NIhh. hrar
EHIn "a. SFHfNe. lWfnfE.
uHNgN a. MILLS Arhfu'
ArsrrN r STAINS Jana rH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

Great Excitement !! , s::2' $. I ::;:::
medical vIrisss DESTROYED By sw. ssask By
mall, 10 cent. avs. o.. Thes Cary . Soc Ges-
srAl Asts. HAT tiamp1ea. Ne.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-01

Another case of death from the cars
in the yard OF the S. p. 2. X. occurred
last night about 9 o'clock. While Pat
rick McDermott, the night car Inspector,
was fixing the draw bar of car, another
car approached on running switch in a
noiseless manner and struck the car on
which McDermott was working, throw
ing him down, while wheel passed over
aud broke his right arm, broke
his skull and killed him instantly. His
body was brought to the undertaking
rooms of Ponet, Orr l. Sutch, where an
inquest will be held upon it this
morning.
The deceased had been for many years
in the employ of the railroad company
and was sober Industrious man. He
was about 43 years of age, the owner of
considerable property in this city, and
with his wife resided at 2l7 East First
street.
1t seems strange that red lanterns are
not placed near man who is coupling
or fixing cars in the night. McDermott
is the second man killed among the cars
in the railway yard within short time.
He must have had a red light somewhere;
but why he did not use it is not under
stood. Perhaps, because he had been
uninjured for ten years in the railroad
service, that he had become careless OF
his own personal safety. His death
should be warning to those in simi-
lar occupation.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-01

MIR. j. n Sewall returns from the east
to-day by the south.bound train due at
100 P NJ.
Mr. j. W. Hellman, OF Wilmington,
returns home by the train from San
Franc SEQ to-day.
Messrs. l. d. and J. S. Rcudebush, of
New York, arrive here by tue train
from the north to-day.
Mr. M. P. Nicholson, the foreman of
the Newhall ranch, has been spending a
day or two in this city.
Mr.. j. c. Peacock, Jr., was in the
city yesterday. The Cotton Semi Tropic
is so wide-awake it runs itself.
Captain VIM. Banning, of Whining
ton, is a passenger by the south-bound
train from San Francisco to-day.
Mr.. w. Il. Youle, the oil well borer
at Puente, went through the city yes.
terday en- route to San Francisco.
Johnny Craig, so long yardmaster for
the Southern Pacific Company in this
city, went to San Francisco yesterday
in charge of the baggage car
Mr.. j. A. Muir, Assistant Division
Superintendent of the S. p. at this point,
went up to Moiave yesterday, He prob
ably goes to see about the erection of the
hotel at that place,
Mr.. Arthur B. Chase, the affable and
able impressario, now manager for Mr..
Barrett, went up to San Francisco yes.
terday. He will return here in month
or so to take little spell of rest.
Mr.. Tom Cunningham, of San oaq uin
county, passed through here yesterday
on his way home from Missouri, wher.
he had gone to get a criminal Tn,
fellow broke jail down there bef&e Ton
arrived. Y
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To-day we will dispose of ladies
black satin, lace-trimmed parasols 81 So
worth $500
To-day we will dispose OF ladies plain
pongee parasols 81 .95; worth $2.75
To day we will dispose of ladies' col.
ored satin parasols 81 90; worth $3.50
To-day we will dispose of new line
of boys suits 50 so; worth $500
To-day we will dispose of children's
parasols SOC and upwards.
To-day we will dispose of ladies' col
OF ed vest front jerseysSl, 25; worth 50. so
To-day we Will dispose OF ladies' 6but-
ton length undressed kid gloves SIPS;
worth Sl.75
To-day we will dispose of ladies' col
ored silk mitts, 25s; worth SOC.
To-day we will dispose of ladies'
button kid gloves 75c a pair; worth
Sl.25
To-day we will dispose of P. N. cor
sets, same as G. J. oorsets Sl.0O; worth
Sl.50
To-day we will dispose of ladies' mus
lin underwear 25c; chemise and drawers,
To-day we will dispose of boys straw
hats 25c.; worth 40.
To-day we will dispose OF boys straw
hats Soc; worth So.
To-day we will dispose of mems straw
hats Soc; worth 81.
To-day we will dispose of ladies' solid
colored white feet hose l2le.; worth 20.
To-day we will dispose of ladies
nicely trimmed hats 1925.
To-day we will dispose of ladies' dress
hats 65c.; worth 81.
To-day we will dispose of misses high
cut curaocoa kid buttoned shoes Soc. !;
worth Sl.25.
To-day we will dispose of infants Gu.
rocoa kid button shoes 35c.; worth 10.
To- day we will dispose of infants kid
lace shoes l5c'- worth 30.
To-day we will dispose of an extra
quality Of gents dress shirts 81; worth
Sl.50.
Peoples STORE.