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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
LARGE 8BIZURB
OF Liquor Made by Officer Anuis at
6outh oardiosT.

Especial to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL
SourH GARDINER. Sept. II Constable
Charles Annis Of this place made quite an
extensive seizure Of liquor from the freight
depot 10 his village this sfternoon. The
lot included one gallon keg marked W.
A. Lafrsoee; one box containing So pin'
bottles Of whiskey marked J. Daley and
one box containing 40 pint bottles Of wins
key marked J. DAVIS. The ardent Was
carried to GARDINER ' here it was libeled by
Judge Larrabee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
ARMY OF CUMBERLAND
Holds Annual Reusien at Columns
Elt elton Of ON .ers.

CoLuxBus o, Sept. 1.-THE society
Of .he Army Of the {. mberland, st the 22j
annual reunion. held 10 tbis city today, j.,
elected the following officers: Pres dent,
Gen. W s. RosecraDs; corresponding Sec
retary. Gen H M. Cia; recording secre-
tary, Gen. J. W. Steele; tsasuser, Gen.
J. 8, Fullerton. Among the vice presidents
are the f.I.oriIg: Indiana, Gen. Be- min
Harr,son; M.ihs, Gen. F. Fessendea. Geo
X. A. Algsr was chosen orator, ard Gen
W. 3. Boynton alternate orator, Tor the
first meeting at Chickamsugs, September
rs and 2S, 1892.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

wsashss Iodioasions toG the Next ~
Hoass.

Wan Dn1An1Anny,
O0os of he Chisf Signal O0csf.
WAszuefoa, Sept. ls. I 4. -
For Maine; Fair; southwsstsrly winds
warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
SENATOR JOHN SHERMAN
Makes a Great Speech at the Ohio
state Fair.

CoLuMsus, Ohio, Sept. 17.-Todsy vss
success in ,vsry particular. Forty ,h,u
sand people we're present. Senator John
Sherman Vas the speaker Of the day
Ssna'or Saefmans speech was dsvo'ed to
the tArin and his Remarks we're inte, del to
reach Ine farmers, Who we're present iu
large numoers. Great strides in iodns
trial arts are only possible he said,
'undsr . protective tariff :" The speech
made . favorable impression. He said
nothing On the silver question.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
OXFORD COUNTY FAIR.
Full Four thousand People Witness
the Races.

NoAwAY, Sept 1.-THE 49.h annual ex.
hibirion of the Oxford County Agricultural
Society closed today, proving grand sue
cess. AT business meeting the officers Of
last year were reelected. There we're
exciting races throughout the afternt n.
Gold Dast, entered by Samuel Record, won
the 2 80 pacing class, Belle Chase sec.
oud; beat time, 2 IS IA Maggie Foz
entered by c. e. & +. P. Fox, won The B.
year-old c!xss; TINS ASA. Keystone,
entered by +. Z. FIX. Lowell, won the rs
clsss, Black Nathan second. ST. Lawrence
third; time 32s. The grand stand wss
filed with applause when BERTHE II. Hos
mer, = boy of 9years, riding the gray
mrre Gipsey, won The running race, q nali
mile heat, in one minute one and three
fourths seconds. The attendance was
1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
UNITED In DRATH.
LoYf Shoots Ills GIL and Than
Commits Suicide.
Lynn yan Skips with Considerable Of
His Friends Money.

WOODLAND. Cal, Sept 1.-The lifelsss
boaies Of May Adams and J. W. Mont.
gomefy we're discov, red this morning lying
in The rear yrd of small unoccupisd fesi.
dence. A revolver was found beside th. N.
Investigation shosed that Montgomery first
shot Mise Adams in the left temple, and
then fred . shot through his own brain
Miss Adams 10 the daughter Of Hon. l. B
Adams. Montgomery is the son Of Judge
Montgomery Of Stockton. The supposiaen n
is that the murder AID suicide are the re-
cults Of the refusal on the part Of the lady .
parents to permit their marriage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
Name too Long to Rep sat.

BosToN, Sept. II The annual conven-
ii n of the Supreme Coupcil Of the Sovsrs ign
Grand Inspsctors General Of the 33d desree
Of the Ancient and Acoep ed Scoai'h Rite
for the Northern Jurisdiction Of the United
States, closed this evening. Officers were
inslslled By Past Sovereign Graz Com
mai der Josiah Il. Drummond Of Portland,
Me. The next 8. s,ion will be NJ Provi-
deace, X /, Septe mbeY, 1892.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
NORWAY ELECTIONS
show Large Number Of Followers sg
Premier Sieen, kleeted.

CHRIsTAsIA, Sept. 1.-THE elections
for members If the Storthilg (Norwsgian
Parliameni) in progress for some time past,
has reached frss series. Returns up 70 the
present from 2S constituencies show the
election Of 20 menb irs Of the Left adhsf-
ing to Premier St.s.'s policy five members
OF the tight, supporting tx Premier Stang
on the uuion With Sweden. with 10 mem
bers Of the Moderate party, who moline
toward Sleen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

Sa 6 wa
willsaV
you it
is an un-
fail ing
cure for
Consti-
L liver i
o m
plant
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1900 DEATHS
10 Now the Number Rep ,ftsd isouo
Spanish Fioods.

MADRID, Sept. IL The number Of pso.
pie who perished in the foods in the pro-
vince Of Toledo is nov placed st $500 and
the number Of lives lost IN other localities
ct 500 Many were injured. II 10 sssi-
mated that the total loss from the foods
will smount to little short Of 1000, 900
pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
ON 5HBIa WAY HOME,
Aftsr E. yfrs themselves Ia tbs
WEds Of Maine.

BANGOR, Sept. 1.-THE Maine Wooler
Mabufscturer's Club and guests from oui
Of the State, Who have been ct Kineo FOL
the past two days on An exc 1rsion arranged
by the club. arrived in this city this even
ing on their return. They had socis
gs,he,ins at the Bangor House and pAsset
the night ct that lo.ei. ahey lssve in tn.
morning for home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
FAIR At MACHIAS
Calls Out Large Crowd and Splendid
Exhibition.

MAoHIAs, Sept. II The annual show
and races of the Central WsshipE.on Agri-
cultural Society, lasting for two days,
closed this afternoon, and was the best
show Of farm produce for seven years; also
fruit and man ufac,ures. There was . fine
exhibit OF stock, and more people than ever
before, wilhf xcellent weather. The Calais
horse. Raider, owbsd By Eaton, won best
money; lime 2 SO 3 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
Acquitted.

HARTFORD, Conn., Sept. IL Steve
Daley. instructor 10 gymnastics at Trinity
College, this d III noon was acquitted Of the
charge Of msnslsushler. On the right Of
the ciass r.cs osion last summer, in break.
ing up sang Of young men outside the
rooms. he vAs assaulted. He fred q pistol
and killed John Mccarthy, who vas in the
gang. The verdict was received with sp
pIsuse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
Pms at Worcester.

woRoEsrEs. Mas, Sept. I7.-Fires
broke out st IL o'clock tbis evening and
DESTROYED the buildings ard stock in Baker
{ C,.'s lumber yard on Manchester street.
Two locomotives on the Boston ( Maine
Railroad, adjoining, were burned. The
loss is rorg ghly estimated At 800. 600 The
Ere was incendi.ry, and Parick MeShafry
has been arrested oa suspicion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

New YoRK, Sept. ~ - The freight
steamer Il. 4. Dimock, Of the Metrop ,iitsn
Steamship Company line, 10 ashore on the
reefs at BiackwclPs Island. No passengers
are aboard. No estimate Of the damage
dine is yet Learned She 10 making no
vster, and it is N ,ughs can be got Of With
out much difficulty.
The steamer n +. Dimeck wss subse-
quently hauled Oh without serious damage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
SPANISH eUFFHRHRe,
Collections fot Their nslisi BEING
Iaksn Up Already.

MADRiD, Sept. IL Members Of the
staifs Of the vArious newspapers hare com.
menced 10 take collections for the relief Of
the suffrrets by the floods. In Consusgfa
the bod'es Of animals are being burned,
and the st nch 10 terrible. The minister Of
pablie work. and his suite are d.,ulbuting
mon y, food and cloIhilg among the
suffersrs. The hoases weakened BY the
flood are constantly falling The tropical
heat max, the rapid burial Of the dead
imperAt We
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
eEcRErARY BLAINE
Will R.msil Zen Days Longer At
Bar Halbor-A Wsddiak.

BAR HARBoR, Sept. l7.-Secretaiy
Blaine intended to leave for Augusta on
Monday ne It, but has decided to remain q
few days longer. probably till Thursday.
Miss Nj bel Hunt, the youngest dsugh-
ter Of Mrs. VIM. Morris Hunt and Hora,io
N. Slater Of W. bster, Mass, were married
at noon today at Mizzentop, Mrs. Hunts
summer home. The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop Doane Of Albany, N. Y
The decorations were very besu,iful and
many prominent people were present
among them being Secretary Blaine. Mr..
and Mrs.. Emmons Blaine, Prof. and Mrs.
Harris and Mrs. Bowler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
PREsQUH IeLn FAIR.
Greatest Crowd Present Ever Seen o
The Grounds.


SpeclAi 10 hEeHEHEC JOURNAL
PREsouE ISLE, Sept. II The cattle
show ard fair 81 Pre.que Isle closed to.
night. The weather today has been beau
siful and the attendance unusually large.
The hall show WAS . most excellent exhib-
it Of fruit, flowers, farm and garden pro-
duce, fancy work, etc,
The fruit show wss very fine one.
Amor the visitors from without the county
who called at the kEsssBEc JOURNAL
headquarters we're Hoo. C. A. Boasel.e,
Nsth .niel Barker, E,q., Of Exeter, Ira d.
Sugfs, Augusta; Fred A. Allen, secre-
rary If Maine State Grange; Jscob Fer
MID, Exeter; A. r. Merrill, East Ejdlng-
ton; Cha,les L. Emerson, Bangor; Hon.
s. ". Mathews. Augusta; Bsr jamin F.
Chadbourue, Biddeford; Frank Gilman,
Bangor; Otis HAyford, Carbon. Hon G.
A. Bouieile and Hon. B. r. Rsdoury
spoke from the judges sand. There sAs
the largest attendance ever on the ground.
This afternoon rhurd.y) the Fort Fair
& ID band came - the grouI ds at half ps 81
ms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

The judges were the same as vest rday,
Sam Pumpilly, Auburn. G. S, Hill, II. II.
Tufts, Skosbesan.
During he afternoon Also wss shown
q mile in 20 "a. ne quarters being made
in 80, l l3, 4s, % 8 4
Fred NJ. 2 29 IA, ty DNisl Boone,
owned by C. A. Ms..top, Skoa he gar, vent
an exhi bltion mile in 80. In the Ioursh
heat of the 30 class, Tom King got bad
vrer ch snd came out lame, and 50 was
draw ', Lily Mac siuning the fifth and
sixth heA l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
A New Hampshire Company Shut Out
Of Massachusetts,.

BosToS, Sept II The savings banks
commi s.opers today notified the No Interest
Building and Loan Co, claiming 70 be of
Nashua, N H., and the United States
Saving and Loan Building Co , Of st Paul,
Mion 4, to r.ffsin from uansac,iug further
business in Massst husstts until the ls~ vas
complied with. and the permission Of the
board granted them to resume.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
Maine Pensions.

WAsHrseroS. Sept. l7.-Pensions hsv.
been grated to these residents Of Maine
Original. willard L Monk, Joseph Austin
Edwin W. Atkinson. Eibridge @. Boil on
Isssc y bpencss, Thomas d. Lincoln
Esthsnisl 2. Warren. George W. Hs'c1
Rufus K Rhoads, George x. Roofs, Ezs.
R. Reed, Mi too N Kicker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18
Summary.

EAST FITIsToS TRoTrING PARK, Sept. Il -
Pur,e of tlC0 fot hOrses that have never beaten
2.40, best in .. to harness.
u. d. Pinkham. Ballowel Snow Storm l !
c. A. stac- pole, Gsrdiner, Waich.
maker Jr. r.......... e. ............ 2 4
W.S amson, Augusta, Harmont.... 2 3 Z
Geo " Boggs, Jeiier,on, Gray Victor, 3
NJ A Kennedy, Jefferson, ROmeo...,. S 3 8
Time 80 a., 2f3, 2.37 H. : 70.
Aumm.Gy.
EAsr FITTsroS 1RorTiNG PARK, Sept. II -
Purse Of also. for horses tuas have never beaten
227; best 8 in S, to harness.
Lon McDon ID, East Pittston, Hector .... J
A. +. Rearson, fiItston, Dr. Neal ...-....s2 3
Tom Nc1ugin, Alma Garfield. 4
frank Bastings, Damariscotts, Young
c. A, Stlcspole. Gsrdintr, Hamlet ."....
1ime-2-3o, 2i2, 2-29 L.
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ALL HANDS LOST.
Schooner Wrecked On I Reef OF
Hawaiian Islands.
The Nerwsy Electisns Give Prenaler
Steen Numerous Fsllswers.

San FRAScIsco, CAL. Sept. 1.-THE
schooner Pannonia. 90 long overdue at this
port from the Maj shall Islands, sailsd for
San Ffanciser, Nay I, laden with general
cargo and crsv Of seven, Captain Love-
dals's wife and three children. Il 10 also
said that several missionaries had taken
passage on the PAnnonia to come 10 this
city. The schooner vas wrecked on reef
20 the northwest Of the Hawaiian Islands
and every soul on board we're drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

OTTAWA, Dat Sept. I7.-Up 10 tonishs
no s,tu, msnI has been hscteo between the
mill me-. snd mill owners. One of the
strikers today ~as sentenced to two mon he
imp'isopment for ss,suliirg Mr.. Rouley,
the mill o~isr ia yesterdays fiotins.
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Railroans e Steambuats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD


GOING WEST-s2s A. N. for Lewiston
Kockland, Portland, Boston aud Montreal. :. 20 A.
N. for HaI!owsn, Gardiner and soeth GARD, aer
s8a A. n. for Lewiston, Parningt n, hockland
diner Bruins wick. Portland and y ,ston connes,
Ing ior White Mountains and Quebec, 1 r N
Tor Hailowel, Gardiner and South Gardiner; 1. rs
r, NJ for Brunswick, Bath. RookiAnd, Portland,
Boston lts. fexpress) Portland and Boston And
Montreal, % r. N. for HAIloweIl, Gardiner ana
soath 0ardInsr, 100 p. NJ. might PullmAn) for
Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-z.iQ A. N. might expres.l for
skophegan, Heifast, Bangor, Bar Harbor, st.
stephens, 81. John and AYoostook County; = IS A.
NJ for Watervile. and Skowhegan, Provincial
Express leaves NaterviIie for ssBgor, Bar Har
press for WateryiiIe. Newport, D yer, fOxcroft,
bangor, Bar Harbor and Ut. John, 3.s5 r. NJ. for
Wsfsryllle, Sk0vbesEB. Oakland, connecting
with Somerset kailssy) Belfast, Dover and Fox
,oot County; 10 p. N. for wsteryiils; and gi7
An. Sundays only. for Bangor.
The Night Pullman lfaias run each way every
might, sundays In ,iuded, but not 20 skoyh tg~u
on Monday mornings, or 10 B. ifast, Dex;er, or
beyoDd Bangor. ekoeptiag 10 Bar Harbor. on sun
day mornings.
fhe day express trains going West at ioz2 A.
" and Fast at Z-B T.. VI rua fally, Sundays In
eluded, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath. Rock
land. Bar Harbor and ot John.
Accom- TRAIN for Aaeusta
ieaves South Gardiner, as A. n, Il so and 70
". Gardner, saA- NJ; 100 and 4f5 r. NJ. /.
Haho~ell. go A NJ, i.l2 and t.59 r. NJ
Through Tickets TO California and all points
south and West may be had Of u IL. Walker
ticket ageot, Augusta me only ofhos in AnSueta
selling via all routes and checking baggage free OF
ESp%Dss.
PAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres. & Gear Manager.
q E BOOTHBY, t;en1 Pass. and Ticket As't.
Fsrtland, June ~, 1891.
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Thu scay's Racss

2S7 CLAss-FuRsE si25.
A. X Fertir :, EheRan, en- { Duste- =.
eeo. A. a alden, hatervilc, D 8 Bauqao.... 2
Nay & BU rrill, skowhega1, br III Be s.....
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss
of Appetite, ocrofula, Rheu-
matism. Chills and Fever.
Put your Physical house in
order by taking the great
Root and Herb Remedy,
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. For
sale by all druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

2.5o CLAsS-PCRsE 300.
Z. v. Weymouth, b 4 Prince Harbin-
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DOWN IN THE MOUTH

No wonder: Blood out OF
order, liver deranged, stom-
ach upset and kidney troub-
les. 1t is a wonder that you
are alive. kickapoo Indian
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The Checker Match.

CHICAGO. Sept. H.-In the fourth day
Of the Bafksr-Re, d checker match two
games were pls, ed. Barker winning hoih.
the score nov stands; Barker, 3; Reed,
none Drawn, 5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

Or. Williams,
DEAR srR For the past three years |
hsve rfered untold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the South. lost
AL desire for food could not rest rights and
became 80 ~e.k ard sick that vent to the
cry hospital in Pittsburg, Penn, where |
wss dnctored 'or three months without doing
me ary good. rhs hesd physician then
told ue to go to the Hot Springs in Little
RNk, Arksrsss. At that place TOOK a
ful course Il bsths and medicine under DR..
Wilson, ho had the name of berg the best
doctor in 'he Srate-
VS. there sx NOR hs but t ID me no
-ood Lest srring WIS irduced to Try
Dr. wllisms' BLOOD SYRUP hsoon 81
began to Ike I, my appetite returned, snd
[ could sleep sourdy sill night. am nov
.. wei and strong as l ever vs.. l SIN
almost cured II blood poison and-fhe Blood
Syrup has done 1t. recommend it to oil
IN, trends as the best medicine in the
world for impure Blood.
tg Il NvwHhLL,
Proprietor City Fish Market.
OPP Ken JOURNAL Office.
AUGUSTA. Msire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

HAvRg, Sep. THE dockeYs of Havre
have struck tor higher wages. The
employers Offer slight cor rcsssions, which
the strikers refused TO sc,eps The mayer
10 conducting negotiations for settling ne
atrike
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

Il the only genuine BLOOD SYRUP on
the msrket. II Is the only BLOOD
SPECIFIC that contains purely vtge-
table irgreiie, is.
No mineral or inorganic substance Is
used In its manufacture. No mxsf or
spirituous liquor is used In roTpenrd- :
ing It, for We hfld that alcohol In all
It's forms Is Blood Pt iseu, snd thH
no cure by the use Of any medira!
treatment eau be permanently emec'ed
VII. re alcohol ertsrs into he diet or
medicine ef the patient. DR.. Wiiiisms'
BLOOD SYKTP Is owned and mar-
ufactured px' lasively by The linton
Medicine Company Of Augusta, Maine,
10 whom al orders must be address
This BLOOD SYRUP will he put upon
the market through Druegists ard
ali Pes lers In Medicine. Price, Si.OO
per Bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

u ts-PhiadtIphIA, !, ClneinnAu, o. ErrUfF-
and Graulich; Muliane. Crane and Harrington.
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SPnUCH HssD BRIDaE
Yhs comnissionsEs ss Last Order the
Bsfdgs 20 be Butt.

RocKLAsp, Sept. 1.-THE famous
Sprace Head bridge case has finally bseu
decided in the Supreme Court. The COM
mis.ioners appointed last term for the puf-
pose Of investigation reported today, order
ing the bridge 70 be butt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-18

About noop, Thafsdsy, the handsome
Se~.il sb'p Su'quehanns was launched
from the yard Of A. Sevsll & Co, Bath.
Tne railroad bridge ~ Conkss' Cornor,
tom Of Avon, on he Sandy River raiirssd,
was burn, Wednesday evening, the lelh
inst.
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YAKBU FOR a PARTRIDGE
Bv q ounusr snd Filled Pull OF BIRD
9hor.

BAxeoR, S.pt 17-Les!ie Hubbard
while in the woods rear the city this after
noon was mistaken for partridge by a
gunner named Willis Martin and received
IO0 b;,d ,ho, in the arm and thigh. His
younas are urt dangerous.
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FIFTY REPOaTED KILLED.


TRiEsTE, Sept l7--It is reported that
80 workmen have been killed through the
collapse Of tunnel on ,he line Of 8 new
elllWay
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Five Meu Csuehs By Csye-In.

VIRGINIA CIrY, New. Sept "A csve-in
occurred ~ the Ala mi1e this mofninR,
and Eve men were imprisoned. Their fate
10 nos yet known.
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severe Thunder shower.

MoHrrELIER, vs. Sept. 17-This town
wa visited this afternoon BY . violent
thunder storm The lighting sssuck In
several places, doing considsfabls dsnass.
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A. N. Bur H., skowhegsn IN
Lily &C, by AustiOpeer.....-..
A. r. Spear. -kowhegau, b h rOm
king... .........--....... s...+ l ur
NJ. /. PoUler, SkoHhes an. b <
Grover q, venni...... ........2 2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-15

Best mare four years old and oyer-Nan
ME B., Del Bates, Fort Worth.
Best mare two years old and under three
Amanda B., Del Bates.
Best mare, any age, with sucking colt
Mamie B., Del Bates. Fort Worth.
Thoroughbred horSes-Best stallion fom
years old and over-Seguin, O. G.. Parker
Seguin, Cleveland Bay horses.
Best stallion four years Old and over
Cleveland Chief, II. Andrews, Bolton.
There were mum Der of entries with nc
competition and they were only awarded
blue ribbons.
Polled cattle-Best bull calf. Charley.
W. A. Clark, Temple.
Best heifer, two years old and under
three-Dally. ". A. Clark Temple.
Best heifer, one year old and under two
Bessie, W. A. Clark, Temple.
Best heifer calf-Red Pet W. A. Clark.
Temple.
Best display of polled cattle-W A.
Clark. Temple, first premium j. L. Gray,
Bolton, second premium.
Short hornS-Best COW, two years old and
under three-Lizzie, S. L. Taylor, Temple.
Merino sheep-Best ram, Rinkley, W. 7.
Millsap, killeen.
Best ram tamb-Billy, T. E. Henderson,
Killeer.
Best eve two years old and under three
Mary, W. T. Millsap, Killeen.
Best eve one year old and under two
F. E. Henderson, killeen.
Best ram and six ewes-Young Rlnkley,
F. E. Henderson. Killeen,
Berkshire hogs-Best boar one year old
and under two-Cycloue, W. A Clark,
Temple,
Best SOW o2e Va Old and under two
Burch, ". -. LAX, Templa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-15

Awarded to Lakeland, owned by NJ. w.
THOMPSON
Best stallion two years and under three
Awarded to Homer. owned by j. s. Elliott.
Best stallion one year and under two
Awarded TO Potomac, owned by O.. y. Aus
tin.
Best stallion under one year-Awarded
to Elmore, owned by J. W. Moore.
Best mare four years and over-Annie
Nc, owned by Mccullough
Best mare under one year-Awarded TO
Lucy Lightfoot. owned by ". h Harkey
Best colt, either sex-Awarded to Elmo,
owned by j. NJ. Moore.
Best harness pair geldings-Awsrded 10
Button and Chief. owned by j. T. Reed.
THIRD DAY.
Clydesdale-Best stallion four years and
over. Robin Adair. owned by Beckwith.
Under one year-Tucket, Beckwith.
Mare four and over-Lucy Neal, Ashcraft.
Colt. either sex-Miss Nellie
Mare enc and under two, Nancy, HARDER.
Sweepstakes Best mare any age with
sucking colt, Jane owned by Center
PerIheron and Norman-Stallior four and
over, Genereux, owned by Snyder.
Stallion one and under two-Elwood,
Snyder
Jersey cattle-Best bull two years and
oyer-Cathy's Rioter, owned by Kinnsrd.
Ono and oyer-Joe Bell Clark.
Heifer two and oyer-Pst,ie, Mrs. O. T.
Tyler, Sr.
One and ever-Roxana King. Kinnard
Best dispfsy-Kinnard first. Gray second
Sewing Meehines-Catter, first.
Cottou-Eirst, 7. Brown, colored: c.
Hess second, J. r. Knnball third.
FoCRTH DAT.
STANDARD bred horses-Best stallion four
years old aid over--Robert Ronner, Jr., r.
b esmDhrey, Taylor.