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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-17
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SOUTH DAKOTA,

1gnatius Donnelly will deliver the Fourth
of July Grafton at Watertown.
The grand jury at Aberdeen returned 10
indictments, principally against blind
piggers and druggists in Brown county,
The grand commandery Knight Tenn
plars met in Watertown, in annual con-
clave.
The state dental association held three
days session at Aberdeen. Attendance
light.
The Northwestern tool house and con-
tents at Seneca, town 10 miles east, Of Leb-
anon burned. The origin is thought to
be incendiary.
The annual camp meeting of the Seventh
Day Adventists of this state is to be held at
Lake Herman, near Madison, S. D., be-
tween June % and 30.
In the prosecution off. H. Hagerty,
president, and W. H. Paulamus, cashier,
involving the recent failure of F. H. Hag-
erty, & Co., bankers, no indictm ents were
found and the defendants were dismissed.
Chief of Police Curtiss, Of Aberdeen, re-
turned from Iowa, bringing w. w. Coon,
who was bound over to the grand jury for
selling liquors and ran away, FORGETTING his
bail.
Government contractors at Sturgis were
notified by the chief quartermaster of the
department of Dakota, that contracts re-
Gently awarded for furnishing supplies at
various military posts have been annulled.
New bids will be opened July L.
The river rose nearly three feet at Pierre.
recently, reaching point nine feet above
low water mark, This is four feet higher
than the water has been since 1887. A chan
mel has washed through the island just op-
posite the city.
Contracts recently awarded for furnish
ing supplies to the several military posts in
the Northwest have been annulled, and
new proposals called for by the chief quar-
ter-master of the department Of Dakota, to
be opened July 1.
w. Eberson, a barber, was accidentally
shot at Dudley, ayoung man named Brown
and Sheriff Shoonemaker, Of Alliance Neb.,
engaged in a friendly scuffle when both
were under the influence of liquor The
gun exploded, and the ball going through
a partition hit Eberson in the right hip.
The annual meeting Of the Dakota fire
and einsurance company of Mitchell,
the Oldest company in the state, has Just re-
elected its old board of officers and direc-
tors, and report prosperous year for 1890.
The officers are: George Beed president;
George A. Silsby, secretary; Joseph Harker,
vice president; J. T. Steam, general agent;
Dillon & Prestoo, attorneys.
Allen, Moon & Co., of ST. Paul attached
the grocery stock of L. Flegelman at Wah-
peton. This attachment will be followed
nv rllm erOnS others HAN ot mnrt0o 90
of 81, 300 given to a Wahpeton woman is
what excited the suspicious of the whole
salers, Allen, Moon & Co. They allege in
their complaint that the defendants OBJ
tanned credit of them under false pretanses.
Harry F. Plaisted died at Britton after a
months illness Of Bright's disease Mr..
Plaisted was one OF the pioneers of Marshall
county and one of the locaters of the town
site of Britton. He was the Democratic
candidate for sheriff last fall and come
within a few votes Of being elected He
leaves a wife, two children and an aged
father.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-17
Mistaken Identity,

Uncle Silas Could you show me one
OF them critters they call men about
town?
City NephewTh That gentlemanin the
dress suit, crush hat and spats is a
Well-knoWn man about town, uncle.
Uncle Sias Him? By thunder, I've
been lodging him all day; picked
him out for one of them broncho steers!
Lake Shore News.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-17
WISCONSIN.

Sixteen thousand pounds of butter were
shipped from Durand in one day, the larg-:
est shipment of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-25
ronEIoR MOTHS.

The Grand Duchess Paul. wife OF Grand
Duke Paul Alexsed derovitch, the y0unges
brother Of the Tear Of Russia, 70 deed.
The @ -ac d Duchrss was, previous 70 her
ma rage, the Princess ALL xsndIia OF
Greece. the bss daughter of King George
Of Greece. She Was born Aug. Is, 1870.
She leaves one dsughter.
A dispatch frum Si,sspors says Shapg-
tal Advice, up To Sept IL prove that the
I,haps riot ~As An organized outbreak on
the part Of Hunsn soldnrs. The people ~
the treaty porte say no'hing. but the land
ing Of well AIMED force OF foreigners
wil, ausli the ,roubls. A dispatch from
Foo tbow says secretly organised schsme
70 capture the arsenal has been discovered
there.
The Porte has sent . circular 10 tho
Pcvers in regard to The passage through
the Da dsnelles Of Wv .rsl vessels Of We
Russian volunteer feet. Ia This eommuni-
cation the Porte says inst'uctic ne have bsen
given 10 the ofFcers % cut, ., Dardanelles
/, prev n. any further detsh.iun OK vessels
Of the Russian volunteer feet. which have
been y rorsly cons,rucssd by the Newspaper
pres to be violssion Of existing tsssstss.
The bulk Of tho French newspapers give
q churiish reception to tho decree com-
manditg the relaxation OF the Alsaos-
Lorrsire passport reguis,ions. They are
Of avowtd opiv ion that Germany was only
forced 70 an set Of Justice by tho cifcum-
stance. The London Chror icle's Paris
correspondent declares the feeling that war
is imminent is growing hou'iy in France
and that this opinion is more or less openly
expressed at every embss'y In Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-25
AT COLBY.
List ei Students Just Entering
Their College L'fs.
4 Big Crowd Attends Closing Day Of
Chsnf:ld Pair.
Lincoln County Fair At Damariscotta .
Grsnd success.

Especial TO the KEssEBEc JoUksAL.I
WATEsvILLE. Sept. 2t-The fall term
Of Colby Uaiversis opened this moroir 9,
win all the facul y in attendance. Here.
with is given a full lisi Of the entering
class, 47 IN number;
Co oRDIDArEs-EselvnL L Atwood. Ws.
tersi!le; CiiU N CHI C tt. EIis~ortr; Aboie
n. Fouaisin, Wsse'viii Lila r Harden,
Jenersnn; Gertrude l. lie ey. Ban.
90; L'nds Gr~ves. Sso~hsgsn; MAY
Blanche Lane. wsteryille; Waite May
Nash, WAterviiia; Llly Sssyer
Pray. Bah; E,mina = Poitls
Perry; Liili.n r friehsrd. Fsirport, ".
Y MAJ ID Trse,. Norwe; Carrie NJ
rrue Wst~rviie; Anne NJ Wsi 2, West
b, iston Msss. Mays Wi 500, 20 Par
Is Elmer G. At~nod WstsrvIl., J Colby
nor; Afr. d .. D Ak, Wi.l % Fred By-
snt, fi.I'feIdi jams A F.rgu,on. KsnAs-
hunk; Walter l. Gray, Paris; Harry
T. HAmiiton BrooAln; Stephen
r. Hanson. H,l On; Theodore 4
Hrdy. Fsrniag on William A iIrthorn,
rho.as'os; j ,hn Hedn,sr, New ) ssden /;
Nsed V. J~ett, siirosn, Henry
W. jackson, Vest boyi-toa, Mas /;
Arch, Jo'dsn, Aubnrn; Albert
i. Liant, D.m.ri,c tia Hugh ID.
McLsrsn, Belfast; WIinxm B Nash.
Cherr, field; Hehrs W. Nichols, Cnlai. /;
Waiter T. Noble, Wat-rvIlie I; Frederick Il
Norri. +. sroit j Foster Phi brook China !;
Harry 4. Kggs, Frm'nston; S,mael X
r biasop. Sanfori; Melvin + SA~telle.
Sidney; Hsrr l.. Springer, East Lamoine /;
Au,un w Snare, Hsmpden; Alton L.
Tupoer, WsrervIlis ; Pak-r Nj. Ward,
Honioa; II amer L Wst.rhou,e, ksnne-
oa X; Harry T. Wa kias, Mar.hfield.
Msss. Ge, II Wood yard. Winthrop.
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TIE FAIR CLOsED.
6uccsssfut "a HvsIy W.y-Oisti-
suished Victor . Present.

MONROE, Sept. "a The fair lst cicsed
has been one Of the most srccessfut ever
held in Maine. The atrendsnce duting the
past two days has been immense. The ex-
hibits have sil been remarkably good. The
cattle shows and fairs of this society, Wal
do and Pecobscot Agricultural Society
have alws, heen msnsg.d with consum
mate skill sni good judgment. The Of
acers If the society have b en- men pos
sessrg much tus nssa sbilisy and the re
sult is that tbs organization is now D. d
has been from the beginning, 10 coed flnan-
cial stsndins. There is slSsys q good bal
ancA ia The treasury.
G'vernor Burieigh left for Wsterville
dnrlng the latter part Of the afternoon. He
and ConerAs-msn M,lliken we're entertained
Dy Hon. Fred W Richie du'ing their En-
tire stsy here. MIR. and Mrs Richie ave
no ed for their generous hospitality. Their
home is one CT the flest IN this part of the
couoty.
Oie Of the most interesting sights upor
the grourd, WAS Miss Hsnrah Lane Of
Frsukfort with her old fashioned fax
Wheel, engsgsd il spinnia9 ,ew She j.
81 year. old and is smart and srive. Gov
ernor Burl, Ugh ws, introduced to her and
for some ,in. was IA irt Tested spectator
OF tie old lsdy's ssili at the vheel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-25

81 Gashee. AppIstar. bs Frar / Nelson.
Ross H-AId, FRO. b m La Rrss,
Hssry D.ys. Old Town, blk { Harry 8.
CMafshst,. BeifAss, bro . Wi kan snt.
EA hu.ss, Uaisy, biz . Css'le Dare.
CT Parker, Bangor, biz N L.dy Rick
yiils.
James r Corner. Pitssnsld, ch m dana
CG Aed,ess. Bsnfor. b Nsamkess.
EP Desroourn. Newbursh, b N Dotsy d.
H Z Haley, Monroe. ch g DR.. Lord.
Ybi'd D-y-s-. 6, Tnu'sday. sept.
"a h-Pour Year oid Cisss-Yurss
$4,000.
IF Gou'd, Pfospee', 9 hickory X ,oI
Frank r Basden, Winserport, b & Dandy
Levs Bickford. D;xmons, b & Dick
Wet
HI GRAFT, B ,nsor. b q Bsy Dick.
u y Staple, Boots, sg S.sh L.
Wn G Ma. shssl, BslfasI. Sea
Brig,
CB Wslh g,or, Albion, Ffeemsn-
Es~aid j Vvse, Kaox. blk RS Grey
Ksck
SM Hcmasta'. H.mpden, Jim Blaine.
YnLd Dsv No 7-Tpu'sday. ssrs. "a,
a 40 Cisss-Fosss $40
cE Lane. Brooks, -, King Pm
Henderson. Jscsson, b &. Led, Boy.
JE Crockett, Wntrrpor', b g, Smusgler-
J Ii stewart rho'ndixe, og, Pomp.
B Pll!.bury. Uaity, ., baymont
Chief
c Wellington, Albion, Joker.
c B Wellington, Album, & ., CombinA-
tion
DE Cismrr.. L'vsnt, b m, M,raS.
DE Cl.m rt, Leyant, b m. Kiuy A.
En- wisglB, Elnt m, Lazy Hamilton.
II y GRAFT. Bsrgor, z, Bay Dick
CF K ,hinsar, Wiutefpgrt. b $, Glad
sta'e.
Cnas Morse N wourg, m, Argie Morse
Ed~sId D-vis, Old Town, cn g, Gen
j, sshn
Etc. & Gstoh,e. N Troy, 8, Clrsso
Pstcban
CO Antrs~s, Bangor, qg, Gray Harry.
fhtd Dav-No. 8-Tnu sdsy. S,pt.
24tn. 1891 F,ss Foo All Puiss
$4,000
ID + Clemert Levsn,, b g John M.
hos, & Hesld. Troy. m LAZY Ro's.
CD Parker, BsIgJr, biz IN Lady Rock
vile.
G X Elli,, Belfast, ro Elnbrook.
N earfill, SkGwhegsn. b m Lilly Msc
EP u .srhorp, Newburg, b m D3t;y ID.
+ II NeAliey, Monroe, m Hipponps.
In Wedne sdsy's races Elmbrook won the
s'1IIion -sne in three straight heats. Time,
2 SO, 2 40I. 24l Thern were zen starters
IN lhe 2 36 cixss, purse 500. Ffsnk Mel
s,n took the race, with Dana seco ID and
L..'y Rockville third rie best time Was
2 81 1hs two year old race, purse $50,
had six starters. Camden Boy won in three
suslgns heats, the best time being 03.
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2ailroaos & steambpats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of TrsinssIn Effect ynns
ysih, 1891.

,,otsG wtsf-s u A. NJ or Irssstan
ElpslAnd, foFiisob 'sos,on and Montreal, 20 4.
VI FOR HAiiosrH GtrftiDer ADD south Cart, er
ga n for i.s.i-toB. tIainst n. k ia ADD
to,tIand. io.zA h.tx .fe.s isr HaIlow.u, oar
6,nsr. Bfuns xisk, Portland Snd 'ston connect
iny iof " hl,s Mountains Asd quebec, / fs y. a
t0r HalOEoii batdHsr and South Gard Ber, ms
NJ for Braues10k, Bath. kocxlAnd Portland,
Montreal, 600 p Vi Tor H4iDv.ll fiss diner an 4
soath GArdiuor, ] % T. N nigh tuiman) for
I1gi-tOu, Bath, fortlant aad Boston
10. M EAsT-zi0 A. N. might expsess) for
htoy hr gan Re lat, Bangor. 5ar Hsrbo-, 81.
s,spheas 81. john and AEoosto 4 ,,n1nty, sb A.
Tor Wstsfsie. zpd 5so~hngAn, (froviaciai
E.pre.. hraye. steryile for ssngo-. Bar Har.
bnt and st John, At I,i0 ~ zH y NJ. ex-
rfr.s for Matsrviile. Newp0ri. W.. roxeroft,
bangor sAr HarboI aad st Joln s-ts r. NJ. for
wstsryille. skpEheEaq DssiBf, meeting
with soD.rsnt KlliSsyi heiiasl. Dover sad Fox
sron. Ran.or ST step eas 81. Join and Aios
toos County, 7.ko r. tor " atsrville, and VIZ
N, sundays only, Tor bangor.
The Nigh fullmHn iraiss run each way every
Might sundays 10 uded. tu not TO 5snEh-gtn
on Monday mornings, or 20 b"ifasf, it1er, or
beyond Ba1gpr. exU.ptiag ~ Bss ,laroor, on bun
fbe tAy e.pre.. tfains go'ns West at i0.2z A.
N and ta.l at Z ~ +, VI. ru' naiiy. sundays IN
fluded, 1"ts"en Boston, Lewiston, Bath. KICK
ianJ Bar HAfb1r and u John
ACCon MoDArtos Train for ADJUST.
irayr- siutn tiAldtaer. h-25 A. a., II 81 spd 85
T. VI tiardiner, "A A. NJ. 20 and AS r. NJ, +,
uJogeli. = ~ , NJ ZIP and s.5p T.. n
Through t,cktt. to CALIFORNIA; and all points
s1glh and Npsi may be had Of r. Ii. W Alker
iicLrt age 1, Adgi-ts, TIC pniy oihcs In AuSusta
-slling via All routes ana Shschihs ohsRfRs ifes VI
N,eu-s.
t,Dy TICKER Vlcs Pres. A Gen' Manager.
) b. BDDIuBY, teal rass. and iicket Ag't.
+ Z la a. June ", l.Sl.
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Fl Fuller; ID, E r Mayo; 81. W S o
Ellio,. Pumpkins, let, A Pike. Wayne !;
"a, A Thom.s squash, 1s,, john Hender-
so7. Pop corn, 1I, HeYbsrt Bstchelder.
Winthrop. Onions, iss. Samuel Pbilbriek
Eaart-rowsd sweet corn, let. z & & c X
g i, rsysse Nichols special, e r Mayo.
Ms c7ester. Woods special 1t, Pesri A
Fuller. Readfeld; Cd. Albert c Robbins,
Winthrop.
FRUIr-0rsrge exhibit, 1st, Resdaeld
srarse Collection Of winter spples. Let,
4 J Pike, Wayne; %, J y Bu'man; Sd,
C N Weston, Belgrade; 4th, E r Mayo,
Manchester Fsli apples. lu, J o But
man; "a, A ] Pike. Collector Of pears,
I.t, c NJ Weston, Belgrade; %, A J Pike !;
-si, J o Butmsn. Peaches, lH. W II
Holmes, Resdfeld. Gsares, 1st, Chase Z
Fogs. Crsnberries. 1.t, G B Grover,
Winthrop; I'd, " 8 o E,lios- Plums. Is,
Mrs H j Fairbanks, North Monmouth
Woods Special, lst. Mrs ? Hcss, VII
throp. Canned fruits, lst, Mrs Daniel
Luce.
FLowEKs-wiId flowers. 1s'. Mrs w
Sn.n Fayette; I'd, Mrs W II Atkinson.
w,yne. Collection Of plants, It. Mrs D.
W A Wright: I'd, Mrs Allan Williams,
Mt verncn. Floral des;sn, LET, Mrs Il "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-25

calves With the sime, drove ard trained
them through the summer, ard entered them
at the fair, Winning first prize on the same
Such boy will net leave the farm, we
venture, but will take lead ng part in our
societies and agricultural affairs when he
becomes older.
Tue following members Of the society
were elec ed delegates to . coun'y conven-
tion to be held to elect successor in the
board Of agriculture in place Of Hon Fl o
Nickerson, deceased: B Low. J X
R,ainar1, Z 0 Bean, J r Yea.on, Moses 7
Jones
Miss Blanche A Psttenqill Of Wayne, =
Girl OF IL years Of age, entered cheese
made wholly by herself. bu by some over
sight it was not properly entered upon the
committee books ard was overlooked in
the awards. The facss coming to the
attention OF the committee they generously
awarded . grstuity equsl to fir-t premium
to the cspsble young cheese maker.
The committee on the Dolly speci al
premium for lady's driving made their er-
animation toisy noon, there being five
C ,mpe,ifors. The premiums we're ava 'ded
folIaws M. + G Me.r., Augusta
ID, Mrs Sarah y Fogg; Sd, Mts Y J 5 ,lle
Mt Vernon Al, Mrs W r PHkud.
The bicycle race ~as W m by Charls B
Record, Rasdaeld; bait mile, beet two 10
three. Tine 2 08. IL.
w Matthews vas ore Of the sc'ivs
Augusta merchsnts who vas sovi g good
reed for 'he popular old corlsr h.s store
at Bridge ard Water streets at the fair to-
day.
L T. HIpt n, Esq acted ~ m s,shal-s
m ., t,yins ard srdu US position which he
has fi ed for the past four yes,s. 1ba' he
hiss done to socspsshly to tfr ,ers and the
pubic il sv'' ed by the fscs that he cou-
tinues tn serve in this cspsci.y.
The judges 0t the races thi, afternoon
h,vs b--D b T M,xim. wAyne; II. ID.
Pinhh.m, Hsh,~. r. II Jackson,
Wintbrnp; Fl l. Hun,on. Osklsnd, clerk
D. 3 S.vsge, Aug .sts. timekeeper.
+. G. X psGau SD wife, Fred W. Chase,
Frank Fl 9.siin ard wife, Horace Co y
AID many other Augusta people we're at the
f.is today
| tIe bslf mile fo,. rsHe there we're 9vs
enuus J. vss won b, A W. B,osne; w
Hc'gdon, 2i; N NJ. GJidon, 81. Time,
232
The stallion Put, ounsd by John Putnam
Of Resddsld ~ss gwen m exhibition or
the ,rsck This afternoon, and DID soms
handsome YORK, doing . quarter IN IL.
The recsipt' 81 the gate today were
! s3os s5 10 1890. the es.e YecsipEs wert
1894 81 To;ai gate receipts IN 1881
81, 1877 80; total in 1890 sl,119 90. Re
.ipss Of grand stand for tvo days, els 02
The money received for sYottins entries VA
sbout si75. Tosa. receipts II the fair froa
oil urcss will be shout $500
Worlds Columbian Commissioner A. E
Faughf, f q Of Belgrade. hss ob,ainet
specimens q Indian cs m from the follow
+ q farmers for be Worlds Fair. viz: z
= & c X Gle. Fsyette; J Wesley vii
hsms, Ressfeld; r H Jacobs. MI. Yer
nom Full sfs'ements Of cultivation &C
c. mpsry tbe specimens.
! meeting Of the trustees Of the societ
viii be held At hesdqrsYtefS building o.
! fair ground, Saturday,, Oct. 3D., 70 sevis
/ toe comn,ipes rspors., audit bills An
usnsscs other business.
Goad bye 70 Ola Kenp<bec for 1881
I, Your fair has been Grand success.
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fAIR AT CANTON.
Drunken Driver Suspend ded for Year
and Fined 800.

LIvERMoRE, FALLS, Sept. "a About
5000 people attended the Ar drosce gsin
Valley fair at Canton today. The races
were botly contested. In the 227 cisss
Ralph Foster, driver Of Themis, nsrrosIy
e,c.ped being run over by Belle Cas.e
whose driv4r vas INTOXICATED. The driver
Of Belle Chase vas pu'isd on furs yssf
AID fled 500 by Stsrter pon'pi'ly. o r
FsrrIngtou's black stallion Mich las broke
the Ne~ Englsnd yearling record BY trot-
ting mile il 243.
1.-the 2 u class. purse $500, A II Ras
sells back stallion Back Na.hac, by RIB
insnn ID won in 6vs hea's; b e time,
9 80 / IT. r Hayes black mare Il, lie
Chase. second T. ID. Msrsh's black stallion
Dan RipI-y fhird; G = Child's ehes,nu'
mare La Mas ,ou four'h
In the 3 mipu'e class Frank MsrIilrs
roam mare Myrtle won; best sine, A y
wster HsYfo-n's chestnut mare Dsi-y
morrill,, secoad; z U. Ames' srsy mare
Gypsey third.
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Fuller; - Mfs Chss Stanley. Winthrop
Sd Mrs W ii Atkinson. Wayne. B.uquei
Of cultivated i,vers. lst. Miss Cora q
Stanley, wisthfcp; -, Mrs A + williaus.
Mt vsrror 81. Mn " Atkinson. Bouq aet
Of Wild n,vers, lss, Ms L Gle; ~. Mrs
r W Small. Fsyette. Beet display Of Gu,
n,vsrs, l.t, Mrs Il " r ii,ef; "a, Nh
Chas A French, Mt Vernon, Sd, Miss Cora
II Stanley. Eveflastiags. Let. Mrs II "
Fuller; 81, Mrs " b Atkiason; 81, Mrs
II G Fairbsnks.
CoLrs years old. lst, Z J S,ule.
Nj Vernon; ID. W William; 81, W h
II Rosch, Winthrop 5yesrs old, lot, g
q Bartlett, Belg 'ade; n. Herbert Alexsn-
oe.. Pelg-s's: 81, W o Eliot
Family HoRss-lst, J A Rundlett, MI
vernan; g. J Z Robinson, MI Vernon Sd,
s G Fcge; 50. B r Allen Vienna Gents
driving horses, lst, C & More. Winthrop
Geo rovrs, Winthrop; 81, " Hub.
wss'en & Sa,. B lsrsis -, A rhomn.
Mt V IRON; 81, E Wells. Mt Vernon
SHEsP -Coars4 VI old buck, lst. ] Il
wirg F.ystts; g. Ell Gilman. Mt Yer.
n,p;3l, ] " Wilfsms Fine voo'ed
twss. lss, J W Williams. C1srse wo,lsd
ewes. J A Wing, Fare,ts. Coarse wooie
eve lamb. let. & A Hall. Mt Verron
Bfosn's p cia', IsI, J A Wing; I'd, g
Texton, Winthrop.
The Races.
Rel,w are given sunmariAs Of the three
minute racss fni.hsd la,e " edrs d,y nigh
and aisl summaries OF the thres races trot
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CELane, Brooks, 9 King Pin.
CEL.ne, Books, Jobn Lambert.
F.nderson, Jackson, b Lsd' Boy.
CB Wellington. Albion. g. Combination.
Elk Fuller, H,rdand. B.u Butter.
DE Ciemenr, Levsnt, b m Nj ma 5.
DE Clement, Levanf, m nifty A.
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CBERRgfIELD FAIR.
A Big Crowd Attends the Fair and Last
Days Racing.

CnERRYrIELD, Me-, Sept "a The an
nual fair Of the We.t Washingt, Aericul-
tural Society, which close t'day, has been
favored vi h good weather throughout I'D
has been most Successful. The total At
tendance WAS $500. The sweeprakts race
WAS Won by the bay ga!dios Gazette, own
~ Z IL Gresb, Eilsworth; best time
2.39 Ia; che stnut stsiiion Maine Almon',
owned bv W. +. Blanchard, Esstport,
secc nd; blsek stallion Black Crook, owned
by j. L. Eliipg ~cod. Bangor. third.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

t;omnr ncins Nonds}, Jure Ssth. lssl, trains
sill run q. .ioW- opnnsc,lng a. Oakland With
MslBr Contra htiIfOsd
t,,r 10. on "o-tiald. L-'si-ton. WAterville, Al
sgstt, dhoSurgan and Bangor
Pa..,nsrr tfuns lea Bingham. 6S3 ".
,'l Dr w.. -oiun. 8 So a VI, 1913 NJ, Cara
fuaa ~ II ~ ~ 'io5 p, W, Embden, 7oz
Au LNr ". H3f Au-0n. ~ NJ, ! so p,
~. An-on. 7.l7A NJ, 81 p NJ, Mad ison, 7 70 4.
VI 2O1F.n hnrridgv Aoek 50 s NJ. Al 7.
~ Bang. spdlns. = ID A. NJ '2.k6 3awteHe
trnsstnP =. ~ n, '2.32 p NJ, arrive OAKLAND,
s.iG. 2bor
From Bo tpu Portland, l. 'wiston. Augusta, wa
icryillr. Skosh-gan and Bangor
Pas..ngcr ttain- i.sye Oaki aud. p.05 a. N. 4 ~
r.N.. sawi-llo Crr'-ing. 81 =. 800 p NJ. :
Bang. sldins, s9.S 4 81, '5.07 p NJ, Nosridze
woos va VI. ~. VI. Madison, a5t 4. N,
5BPs Ansol. s56A VI, 5 b L. NJ North An-
,an JlO0s N St6F Emblem. 1870 A. Nj.
so8r VI, Cat.Alank Fails, 10 rs NJ, ID IA y.
~ Nol.a l055A Vt, 80 r Nj. arrive Bingham,
ll-nkN. 10 r ".
flag stations At viii ,h trains stop on sis al or
paio, 10 conductor Mised between Bingham
and North An-pn. WIN NJ bh, oLpt-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-25
RUSSIAN FAMINE.


LONDON, Sept, 2&.--Ihs T,'esraph's %.
Petersburg cotrs ,pondent say.: The dis
tresss among ths peassnss IL tncieaslngs
The potaso~s are fsil,os IN m>uy tissrioss,
Ane new insect known - the Sooka.
and more destructive to corn
than the 'H,s.,sn ry.' has appeared
The whole potu suon OF scme viiiasee 10
As,Ibkan. are dying Of .sArvAsior- There
.re m.ri - aApAt Of ps'enu eating their
children in Fijm Novsorod. The Aushos-
lties IN many places .re levyins tax on
the laborers, wherever they obtain work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-25
A Big CROWD
At the LinctIn County Fair at Damaris-
Gotta, Yesterday

DAMARIscorTA, Sep 2i The third day
Of the Lincoln Cou ty FAIR has been one Of
the most successful Ia it's history, = large
crowd berg on the grou DE-. The 3-year-
old colt race, unfinished last night, was
concluded todss, Perkins Wanamaker,
New Castle, asirg the sixth snd seventh
te.ts and rae. Time, 30I, 3o4
In tre three muute clsss SIX hor.es
started Ha a'ing-'s Hsmound u Round
Pond won; Weeks Ben Eur # Damsris-
Gotta secord Pages Bel. Hartlng-r OF
Ed9ece mo third. Time--2 80. 2 so 2 495
2.5lh. There were four starters in ibe
35 class. Piper & Psee's Ben Dn-r Of
Damsriscofts won IN thee straight hes's,
Hsstipgs's Young Wstchn~k r of Dsmsris-
Gotta second, NJ Dona'ds Ess Bov Of
Pittston third. Time 40, 2 391 371.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-25
i SILVER MEDAL
10 I Maine Nan for RUcu'De
fhroe Lives
II D,p6R Of Bdas Dsusssd, fAsll boat
Having CspsilA
while Crossing Ara Il the seaina vefy
Daasersos Plsce.

WARRINGTON. SEPT. M.--Sscretafy fos-
ter has a~ ~s,ded to Albert Oven. Of Tree
oo.t, Ne tn. silver hf--savine medal. In
recognition Of his ssilautry In reecutne
h.ee m a from drov ming on the l0sA Of
July, 1887.
The three men rescued were Walter +.
Blanchard, Fred Mshsn and F:ank Nal.
tack They attempted to crc.s the aSm Of
the sea about II miits from Etstport, No..
in . smal boat which cApsiEed In an 81.
tremely dangerous pisoe. aud threw oil Ia
the "a or. The, we're tiscoveesd by The
osner's daughter who INN 'disssly told her
father. The latter launched boat md
saved the men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-25

RocxLAsp, Sept. 24.-T~o highly in
ssrestine horse trots took place this after
noon. The green race wss woa by Lew
ellyn Smaiiey's b. M. Daisy. The three
minute race vas Won by L. g Morton's
b. .. Burdcck. There vas . large attend
ance.