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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-13
Personal Mention.
Mr.. Emil Blum is i'll.

Mr.. Emil Blum is i'll.
Judge Bivens is in town from Pearsall.
A. A. and R. l.. Gray. of the Medina,
are in the city.
W. c. Watson, of New Orleans, is at
the Menger.
j. r. Tillman and wife, of Corpus
Christi, are at the Menger.
Mr.. Geo. F. Kalteyer returned yester
day from flying trip to st. Louis, and
left last night for Houston.
Mrs. 81. II. Hunt, wife of Mr.. Henry H.
Hunt, and two children, left today for
Pittsburg, Pa, to visit relatives.
R. H. McCracken left today for an ex-
tended trip into Mexico on mining bust
ness.
Ben May, we'll known life insurance
man of St. Louis, is at the Menger. A. A.
Green, Jr., of Fort Worth, accompanies
him.
Col. Uriah Lott, accompanied by
MesSrs. z. p. Swenson and +. B.
Tilghman, of New York, arrived today
from that city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-13
SAWDUST COFFEE
Served to Picnickers, and Sup
posed Gases of Poisoning
FOLLOW

Another case of supposed poisoning,
and the consequent hurried summoning of
a physician, is recorded. 1t happened in
this manner: A few days since, party
OF well-known San Antonio people pic
nicked at the Riverside park. When it
was undertaken to boil the coffee, none
of the ground article could be found, but
close by was quantity of sawdust of a
dark brown color. from a mesquite tree,
which one of the ladies in tn party took
to be the coffee, thinking that it had been
spilled on the ground. So this sawduSt
coffee was prepared and served, with
many derogatory comment as to its
quality, and nothing further was thought
of the matter, until at night, when some
of the imbibers of the coffee, awOke in a
world of agony. Several servants that
night, were unceremoniOusly hustled into
the dark streets, after physician. Re-
lief was obtained, and through chain Of
strong circumstantial evidence, the cof-
fee was adjudged at the bottom of the
mischief. Later, it was discovered that
it was not the essence of coffee, tempered
with milk and sugar of which the pic
nickers partook, but the sharp substance
OF mesquite Sawdust coffee.
The following is an analysis as given
the LIGHT by DR.. Jas. Kennedy, of the
peculiar beverage of which the picnickers
partook, in place of coffee. 1t should
at least give them the satisfaction of
knowing that no further sleepless nights
are in store for them, as a result of the
the sawdust cOncOctiOn: The doctor says:
The mesquite shrub contains, in addi-
tion to certain prOXinate principles which
are common to all plants, i. e. resin, tan
mic acid, extractive, mineral salts, ETC., a
considerable quantity of peculiar kind
Of gum.
An infusion or decocton made of this
plant and exposed to the air at ordinary
temperature, will undergo fermentation
just in the same way that other vegeta-
BILE infusions do, the Preventative pro.
cess being instituted by the ever present
bacteria. Among other products, acetiC
acid would be formed, and if sufficient
quantity of this be ingested, it would
cause gastric disturbances, more or les;
severe, according to the amount taken
into the stomach.
do not believe that the mesquite con
tains any toxic (poisonous) principles"
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HOllis-BradIey,

The First Baptist church was prettily
decorated yesterday afternoon by fair
hands, for the wedding of Miss Madeline
Bradley and Mr.. j. T. Hollis, which took
place promptly at 9 o'clock p. N. in the
presence of a large number of friends
and acquaintance of the contracting
parties.
Rev. w. S. baltimore, city missionary
of this denomination, performed the cere-
mony.
The attendants were Mr.. VIM. Bradley
and Miss Belle Hollis; Mr.. Arthur Cald-
well and Miss Bessie Bradley. The bride
was attired in pearl gray with veil and
orange blossoms.
After the ceremony the bridal party
partook OF supper prepared at Harnisch
~ Baer'S restaurant, Alamo plaza.
Wells Fargo Express employees pre-
Sented the groom with fine chair.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-13
FEDERAL COURT.

The case of Guy F. Barnes, alias GUY
+. Mercer, the enlisted soldier who ap.
piled to Judge Maxey for writ of habeas
Corpus, to release him from the service of
the United States, as he had enlisted I'M
der the age of twenty-one, has been set
for next Saturday.
The federal court this morning was
occupied by the hearing of the two cases
against the Mexican National conStruc-
ton Company for the importation Of
alien labor. The jury returned a YER
dict OF not guilty againt defendants in
the two cases against them.
The case against Santiago Sanchez for
importing foreign labor, was taken up
next and was still on trial at noon.
The Bertha thinner, alias Groos. shoot
ing case is booked for trial this afternoon.
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REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring

Deals and the Prices They Bring
Emma c. Howell and others to J.
M. Taylor, lot IL, block 10, city lot
- D. .''...'.. ......,..,......S i, IN
Conrad Huberich and &. E. Touler-
ton - Augusta Wagner, lot 70,
block 20, east San Antonio river. 35C
G. w. Russ, as trustee of the West
End Street Car company, to West
End Street Car company, block 20,
city lot PIG; ALSO lots 9. 10, IL, 12,13,
IA, Is. 16 and II, block s, first addi-
ton West End Town Company;
also lots and s, block 8, of said
addition; also lots Is, 16, II, % and
"a, block l. in said addition; lots
II and Is, block ?, in said addi-
ton; also p of city lot 14S: also
lots /, ? and 13 in block 3, city lot
"a; also lots 5, 6, 16 and II, block1,
and lots 4, 5 and 16 in block 3, city
lot "a.
Henry Renken and George fischer
hart to Russell ID. Robinson, one
third of lots l, 2 and 3, block 3, of
John Vance's subdivision. ...... 40
Denver and San Antonio Invest
ment Co. to Charles w. Groch,
lots 4 and 5, block 50, South
helgnJS., Observation-Disclosures. 70
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STATE SHOOT.
What Was Done Yesterday After
noon and Today's Program.

noon and Today's Program.
OF course the rain interfered very ma
terially yesterday morning and a SLOW
score was made. In the afternoon, how
ever, though somewhat rainy, a better
score was marked down. The matche!
were as follows:
Shoot No. s.: First, Wilson, Fourat
Wilkins, Kelley; second, Gillett, Ashley
Veith. Pancoast; third Fowler, Thiele.
Shoot No. 6: First, Jim; second, Pet
meckey, Wilson. HOPE, Grant, Hubby;
third, Guessaz, Albee. Holtzapfel, Four.
gard, Smith, Bnrns, Howard, Reese.
Shoot No. Z, for the grand real estate
prize occurred yesterday, but owing to
the great number Of ties it will be shot of
today.
Shoot No. 8: First, Hope: second
Wheeler, Petmeckey, Plorne, st. Hubert
Holtzapez; third, Forsgard; fourth, Jim
Stewart.
Shoots No. 9 and TO- Resulted in ties
and are not yet completed.
ond, Guessaz, Franklin; third, Holtzapfel,
Imbold, Wilkins, Wilson, J. R. Smith,
Beach, Garland.
The individual medal contest did not
take place yesterday. Today this and
the state diamond club medal is being
contested.
Tomorrow's program is as follows:
Shoot No. 4.-LOne Star Brewery
Prize, $4,000. Is single snow birds. En-
trance 800. First $1,000. Second-s3O. 90.
Third-S20.O0. Fourth-Sl0OO
Shoot No. 15.-6 pairs blue rocks. En-
trance $3.50. moneys so, 30 and 20
per cent. First-HaaS & Oppenheimer's
donation, fine rug. Second-Ramsay &
Ford's donation, fine buggy whip.
Shoot No. 1916 live pigeons. Entrance
$50. moneys-40, 30, 20 and 10 per cent
First-Chas. Hummel & Sons donation,
fine English hammerleSS gun. Second
Jones and Co.'S donation, fine guitar.
Shoot No. Ito single clay pigeons.
Entrance $500. 3 moneyS-50, 30 and 20
per cent. First--Meyer, Smelter and Bur-
covers dona lion, case fine old whisky.
Second ager & Moths donation, leath
er rocker.
Shoot No. 1S.-Consolation shoot. Open
to all who have not won a prize during
the day. 10 blue rocks. Entrance 500.
3 equal moneys. $500 added by San An
tonic Gun club.
The entries in the individual medal
shoot, which began at p. m. are Messers
Clark, Thiele, Hogan, Polk, Mosely,
Horst, Wheeler, Holland, Stewart, Holz-
apt Burns, Brown, Petmecky, Wilson,
Garland, Mccormick, Gillette, Ellis,
Schryver, Chabot, st. Hubert, Dyer,
Layer, Worden, Cottren. Fearn, Faurote,
Franklin, Wiedenfeld, Rhodes, Pancoast,
Miller, Eos gard, Campbell, A. B. Critzer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-13
MASTER PLUMBERS.
Knights of the Pipe and Pincers in
Annual Conclaye.

The first days session of the Master
Plumbers state convention began today
at one o'clock, with the president and a
great many members present, among
them the following:
J. s. Brazelton, state secretary, Waco;
A. Harris, COrsicana; Geo. Hummert,
Dallas; II. FL. Kick, represent ng l.. M
Rumsey Manufacturing Co., st. Louis;
Frak Collbeck, with RumSey & Sikemeir
st. Louis; j, c. Warren, with n. o. Mel
son Manufacturing Co., st. Louis; Al
Shulhafer, representing c. A. Blessing,
Philadelphia; A. Berla, Ell Paso.
The local members present were A. I'll
Shafer, president; Geo. Morgan, secre-
tary; JnO. Bowman, vice president; Jack
Atkins, j. c. Marquard, Ed. Braden, r.
Stromeier, d. Kirkwood.
Many of the master plumbers are &C
companied by their ladies.
The remainder of the day will be occu-
pied with routine business, election OF
officers, selection of next place of meeting
the appointing of delegates to the national
convention, etc.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-13
Ratified OFF THE RAILS.
Talked by Telegraph, Told by Trair
Men and Taken In Transit.

talked by Telegraph, Toiu Dy Train
Men and Taken In Transit.
The rain along the S. A. p, yesterday
morning, was pretty general.
i w. ID. Lawson, travelling freight agent
Of the M. X. Il T., is still in town.
The S. A. p. will make a special round
trip rate for an auction sale at Houston or
the 9th and 2Sth.
Superintendent Lister, now at Yoakum
will take charge of the superintendent
office here, next week.
Receiver Mcnamara went over the
main line OF the ;. A. P, to Houston, yes
terday.
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
had train Of fifteen cars of stock for
this point yesterday loaded at Cuero.
| The Southern Pacific, yesterday loaded
train OF stock at SpOfford bound for
| Chicago.
The Southern Pacific loaded twenty
cars OF stock at Harrisburg last night, for
Pamela, l. T.
The Sunset yesterday sNiprrE a car of
beer for Weimar, and foUT o. compressed
cotton for Mexico.
Passenger Conductor Lyons, of the
Southern Pacific, is confined to his room
on Losoyo street, seriously ill.
Major w. c. Lewis, the Iron Mountain
man, showed his welcome face at the
ticket Offices today.
Travelling Passenger AgentF P. Fagen,
representing the Texas and Pacific road,
is in the city today.
Sam Hunt, Esq, the rustling live stock
| agent of the Katy, was with the boys to-
day.
W.. A. Reinhardt, lost car agent of the
Snnthnrn xxr,t do, rio NJ
Houston, passed through San Antonio
yesterday, enrOute to Mexico.
The conductors and brakemen on the
Union Pacific ask for an increase in pay,
OF $40 and 80 respectively, and that twelve
hours constitute working day.
1t is rumOred that the s. A. p. will
shortly put in new time card, by which
the time between San Antonio and Hous-
ton will be materially shortened
Despite the boycott against the Chica-
go and Alton road, it is said that its pas
senger traffic has increased instead of de-
creased.
Peter Kelley, section boss at Lozier, who
had his leg broken a few days since in a
hand car collision, has been brought to
the city.
Jerome Harris, live stock agent for the
wabash road, went south over the s. A.
T., yesterday, looking after some stock
shipments, over the road he represents.
The Denison Herald reports that an
engine, cabOose and crew, on stock train,
were changed in the NJ. X. & T. yards, at
Denison, in just one minutes time, by the
watch in the dispatcher's office.
The |. & G. N. and the Iron mountain
are making some excellent runs on live
stock in train loads, from points on the
San A atomic and Arkansas Pass and South
ern Pacific, when routed via San Antonio.
Mr.. E. G. BECKER, freight and passen-
ger agent of the Southern Pacific, for
Texas, and c. w. Watson, general paSsen-
ger agent for the Atlantic system. South
ern Pacific road, are in town today.
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NATURES WONDER.

The only substance known that will
prevent tendency to Wrinkles or Ageing
of the skin. Preserves the tone, life and
transparent glow of youth. Prevents
whitening of the skin, drying up of the
flesh. SOC and $1.O0 at druggists, large
size prepaid by express for S1.0O. E. s.
Wells, Jersey City, n. j. Co.
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1.-THE Jolly Fourteen.

A pleasant reception was given at tie
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Kush, on
Goliad street, last night, under the
auspices of the Jolly Fourteen social
club. The affair was one of the pleasant
est social evenings ever given, and much
credit is due to the committee arranging
it, Some fifteen couples participated
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-13
For Alderman 9th Ward.

l hereby announce myself as a candi
date for alderman of Ward No. 6, thi
city, and respectfully ask the suffrages o
my fellow citizens. A. +. DIGNowITY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-13
Building Permits.

Frank Daniels, dwelling, ward 7, $3.50.
Louisa Rubiola, kitchen, ward 3.
A. Krammel, addition, ward 4, 800.
NJ. de K. +. de Cara, addition, ward 2
Fritz Steiner, addition, ward 6.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-13
To the Voters of the Sixth Ward

am candidate for alderman. The
election will be held on May 10th. If
chosen propose to devote my time to
securing proper treatment for the ward.
l will endeavor in all ways to serve the
people honestly. WILLIAM MUTH.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-13
Henry Hunt for Alderman.

The LIGHT is authorized to announce
HENRY III. HUNT, as a candidate for alder
man for the six ward. Election May 10th
1891
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-13
Attention.

A limited amount of money to loan in
sums of 81 900 and over.
ALAMO FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
222 w. Commerce St.,
t-16-1m San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-13
RELIABLE GASOLINE sTovEs,

Consumes less gasoline than any
other make. Guaranteed by II.
Schultze, Jr. 224E. Houston street.
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SUDDEN DEATH
or Deae IN J,seph l.. T0wne Of Water
Vile on Monday.

Spe cisl to the X RESsEBEc Journal I
WArERvnLE. Sept. 22 Deacon ,sept
L. To~re died very suddenly at2 o'slock
this afternoon ct his residence on East
Temple street. after an illness Of sb ,u. two
weeks. He was at first vio emily attacked
BY dysentery, but was thought to be much
better. svsn up to the time Of his psssin g
away. ID ceased came here from VAssal-
ooro about 30 years sgo, and not long af er
entered the employ of the Maine Central
Railroad Company as pattern maker
in their repsi' shops. About thu time of
coming to I'll, place he bee sme ideutf I'd
with n e Congregational church here. for
many years tss been is very fiji ,ient
clark, ard two years Sgo was chosen dea-
con lie has sivsvs been d -sply interested
in Temperance. and when the G aud Lodge
/. o @ G r wss organ IN this state,
b. WAS elected its first G -And Master. He
has been prom ent in Odd Fellow
cIcls, both in the lodge ard
e7esmpment. and at The time Of his death
was secresr. OF Ssmsritsr Ladge and
chairman of The Relef committee. tie was
in every vsy a most worth man, ard IS
much Rad the respe ct Of everybody. He
WAS about so years OF sge. ard twice
married, his first wife being Miss Turner
Of Peru, and The second Mss Laura Mar
shall, q daughter of the late Deacon MAJ
shall Of this city 1hare were two chill
dren by the first m .riisge J. Everett. who
lives ia Bostsn, aud Miss ia, at home !;
Miss Helen, born of the last marriage, also
lives at home. The time of the funeral
will be snut u1ctd later.
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ORDER UNITED FRIENDS
Meets in 6rArd Council at Bangor ar(
Elects Officers.

BANGOR, Sert. 22-At The afternoon
session Of the Grand Council of Maine
Order Of United Friends, the following
officers were elected and installed:
Grand councillor, A. l.. Bourne. Ban
gor; grand vice councillor, r. J. Martin
Aususta; grand re scorder, N. e. Preniiss
Brewer; grard treasurer, W. A. Frye
Newport; grand prsiste, Mrs f. E
Burr ham, Rccklsnd; grand mar
shall; j. L. Psim"r Portland
grard mtdic-l sx.miBsr, G. W
Martin, NJ, d, Augus,s; Gfai d Guardian
George Curtis, Brewer; Grand Sentinel. e
G. York. Bangor; P4-, Gfspi C0uucillor
J. E. Friend, Etns; fnsrtri-l Represents
tive, r. c. Merrill, Bngor; Alternate
Representative, j E. Friend, Etps; Grand
Trustees, F. NJ. ShsE. Ne~poft, /. A
Crockets, Bargor, sud II a Hslleit. Port
land.
The report If she s-sra corder shovl
eight councils ia the S ate with a member
ship e T $50. A sms'i gsin has been made
The report Of the gsBi ueasuFsr ID salts
factory. Th're have teen nina deaif
claims du'irg the tsrrn, amounting to sl9,
coo, and one Disability claim Of $1,000.
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READFI:LD FAIR.
.S'Itie'h Annual Exhibition el
Ksnnebec Agricultural Society
Opens Iasp.cicusly With 4 GoOd CSyd
md Pine Exhibit.
The ,urnA Nan Tells Of What He
Saw There, Yesterday.
Especial to the KnxsEBso JOURNAL.

1 lFp@tihA W h1C h61SEDbS eVSA-SA1sJ
RExDIIEIp Sept. % The fs-ners oi
cid Kennebec .ere early on the show
ssound at Resdasld this morning Tbs
SOM whst mix-d cipdition of the cloud
betosensd threatening weather, but hi q
deter the farmers from gstting an early
start with their stock ard bara p'educts
and By 8 o'clock the pens we're we'll d led
with cattle and sheep; lo'g hn's Of work.
irg oxen and steers were being stretched
out In position, and the exhibi,ion hall and
secretsry's office were buy scenes OF
acavity in getting sdy for the days busi-
ness. A hssty glance at the grounds
showed larger amount Of uen stock on
exhibition than for several years past, in
dicating An incfea.ing interest In cattle
nusb ndry. T r which the towns Of old ksn-
neoec have b zen 30 long noted. bolst s
sill be on, exhibition to morrow, and Oh
Thursday there will be some good uotSing,
IOWA Teams OF OF U and Steers.
The number Of yoks of oxen and steer,
in the var ous town teams on exhibition was
sx y-one in thres teams - follows: Mt
Vernon, ReaddeId and Fss cite. the
tAyerte team cJnsisted of twelve yoke of
4 and 5 year-olds made up as foilows: !:
Dexter Gordon, yesrs-old. II; Z II
Kent, 5-years-old, lit; John Wing, 5 years
old, 7 n; Thomrs Pratt, 5 yesrs-old. liz 2
in (; George Billipg,. 4year+old, #; B V
Crane, yesrs-old, Z it; W S Hodgklns, T.
years old. 8 # . in; James Jones, 4yesrs-
old, # 10 in; Elmer Giie, three pairs
sirshipg an sversge Of 6 f. g in N Wells,
years old, 6 It IL in.
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CE Sex. Gile, Fiys.se, fu pen.
with . tiie herd Of fhorou Ms hbfed and Here
ford, cor s;s ifrof * cows too ye.rlir
beif,Is, AID IL oeau,ii iul calves , diff,re,l /
ages ard sexes, They haze besides, .ix
pairs Of m,gu,flcent oxan ard steers, and
Their how i, easily oae of the best indi-
vidusl -xribiss upon the grounds.
Hol.i. Bickford, Nj Vernon, grade Dur.
ham heif, r, wear old.
He,,y A. Wn.ht, Mt. Vernon. 2 yea,
old eifer. grade Her ford
G. T. Fess. R-adac a. .ix are Iooki-a
srsde Hereford ard Durham c,~s std
heifers
Geo W. Billings. ,yetse, ten head q
Thoroughbred Hereiofds, four C. vs., tao
beifer,, and two bnll calves and Nv heife,
calves. All the an,msls sto.n by Mr..
BiliIngs eane from The III ,rousnbred cos
SpMgie Q years old, Low on The sho~
erourd .irh Ter fsmily of nine, sho~fI 2
how quick one Can &c, Up to good herd
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Ar LEWIsfoH.
IltsrsslinE Point in Liquor Cas- 12sh
Maine Rsunioo.

LEWISTON, Me. Sept. 90 In he su,
pteme court in the liquor case 'h' counse
for the defense raised the point that the
warrant for sesrch was Insufficient In tie
case On trial the seizure was made from q
building, and the warrant, obtained subse.
qlenrly, vas FOR stizute only. Counsel
claimed /. should havs De, for search ard
seizure. Judge Emery ruled thst Warrant
l-,ued btf re = sesrcn must be for bott
- are b and seizure. and one obtained after
seizure must be the ssma. In this case or
t,isi tie warrant was only for seizdre, and
he dismissed the case.
The reun;ol Of the ~ h Maine Regimen,
~as held g Lesist3H today. After dinner
a. the Rockingham business meeting was
held at Island Garden The following
offi GERS we're elected: President, LIEUT.. II.
W Thcmps,n; vice presidents. G E,
Andsews. Kardsll Pollard; secretary, A
M. True; ,renurer, G II. furington.
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DRAFT HoRsIs Entries ~ r @ ,rdoo,
Ws,ps; Y s Packard, Besdaeld; Morril
Bsche. DIR. FSye..e Mr. Gofdpa's hor---
w.ish Q 2I0 lbs; Mr. Bscheiisi's ~eisf
500 ios, and Mr. Pscksrd's weigh 2 7Ot
lbs The losd 10 which the horses were
a. schsd seighed 6 400 Ihs.
Awards LIST, J r GORDON; I'd, T s
P.c.Afai 81, Morrill, BsuheIder.
Ertiiss.
TRAINED STEERs-E Packard, Read.
fie d :; Gorhsm Palmer, Readf Id
AvARps-l Gofbsm Pal l.ser, Read.
field, No u'h her pair being exhibi,ed in con-
pet .on, Mr.. Pscksrd's pair MT appearing
Fsir Nots and 0ossip.
J. " Cros., Esq. Of the JorRsAL, vas I
n,suber Of the commi..ee Oh Ho stsinl
tdd-y.
The Asy has bern magn iicsnt--wsrm aut
sgres able quie IN CONTRAST to that of m,
years q thA fair When the weather Das br~r
so cid hat great coats and missens YER
comfortable
Eve'yo' dy says 1t 10 the largest show o
sto K she so' ley has tad for twenty fiv'
years
DB Savga, Erq, - trustee o., th,
society from Augusta, did excellent ser vie
10 she msnsg. msnt Of the department
assigned 10 him. Is IL h 1rss expsris nc
in this cspscity tu be d.d the work Ike
yeisfsI.
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WORKING OXEN, 5.yesrs old ard over.
Entries: Town Of Readfeld, Cram Bros,
Wsna; d Fl Thing. Mt Lemon, f II
KEN, F.ye'te; CV Wells, Mt Vernon; d
ID Gurjoa, Fag e t.. The load for tie ui,i
Of This class of cattle weighed 6400 pounds
AWARDS list, town OF Rerdh7id; I'd.
Cram Brothers, Wayne; 81, C v Wells,
Mt Vernon; 4th, d d Gordon, Fsyette.
Four YEAR oLDs -Entries "A F Will
'iams, Nc Vernon; Reuben Russell, Rad
field; c z Williams, Mt Vernon; Chsse E
Fosg, R.adasId; vM Hall. Mt Vernon !;
N A Wells, Fsyeu; G Fl Goodau. Mt
Vernon; G NJ Lane. Readfeld. The load
for the trial Of this class weighed 1000
poands.
AWARDS list, Geo NJ Lsne. Rasdfeld /;
%, q h Wilnans, Mt Vernon; 81, v NJ
H,l, Mt Venom; 4,h. c Fl Gordon, MI
vernon.
THREE YEAR OLD sTBEFs -Entrips -
F Cine, F., et,e; f A Packard. Read
field; Gorfsm Palmer, Resdfsld; j W
Williams, R-adfsid; f Gilmore, MI
v.rnon; Charles NJ Robinson, Mt Vernon
J N Fogg. Rssddeid; Miles Williams, MI
Vernon; J II Cressey. Mt Vrrnon; l. X
stevens, Belgrade; Andrew Dudley, Bel
grsde.
AWARDS list, Andrew Dudley, Belgrade
81, j N tosg, Reaodeld, 81, + J uilman,
Mt Vernon.