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The morning call., 1892-03-27

l. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
$50 MARKET ST.
SlG00 BIG SACRIFICE: 5oxloo: BEAU.
IDlOUO. tifut building lot on the wv corner of
l4th ave. aud J ST This lot is level and ready for
building and the opening of j street to the ocean
In the future will enhance its value 200 per
cent: positively the biggest bargain offered
and the only NV. corner for sale TO-DAY in PARK.
side; title guaranteed by TIte Insurance Company:
investigate this at once. TROY McNALLY. $50
Market st.
G0C6O DECIDED BARGAIN; A CHOICE
.pCAcO. Mission home on the sunny side OF San
Carlos ave., near goth; 2-story house OF rooms
cheap at $500 and be to be esas
TROY McNALLY. $50 Market st.
COOK EACH-wE ARE OFFERING TIE
u 1910 Andcrson cottages on Douglass ST. for a
limited time: these houses well an . substan-
TALLY built and contain spacious rooms with all
IN Of s 5srm easn
west TROY 4 NcNALL3, $50 Market St ''N'
S5OOO MAY BE LESS; ELEGANT o
SpCOOO. roomed residence, Shotweil St, mr.
gath: brick foundation and all modern eonyen-
ienees sacrifice; must be sold; see this be-
fore buying. TROY & McNALLY. $50 Market
street. mr23 We Tn Su
Cd0O CAsH-NEw COTTAGE OF s ROOMS,
N1OO bath, basement laundry, wooden mantel,
venlenee; lot 26xIl4: on sunny SIDE OF Eiisabssn
81, 100 feet W. of Csstro-st. cablecars; balance OF
~.
BENJAMIN. IL Montgomery ST. no22 II SuWeFr
BUILDING LoTSl
ID BUILDING LorsI
$3.50 TO $500, CASH OR INSTALLMENTS.
LOTS NEAR SUNNYSIDE.
On the electric road; ready 70 build on; water
pipes laid: size 25Il00
L. GRorHwELL q CO..
mr6 Il 3lS Montgomery st,
pl76 LEtELLoT, 22x76. NEAR RAILROAD
u L = u. in Berkeley; $40 cash. SIS monthly.
&62o-lot 42xl00; severed ana macadamized.
$4uo-Eot SOxl20; sidewalked: $40 monthly.
&l00-Lot 40xls0; maeadamized: $l5 monthly.
$l00-Lot % xl60; high and dry; IS monthly
Sl9o0-Bustness corner, S5xiUJ maeadamized.
CHAS. A. BAILEY. Owner, 20 Montgomery. If
i park. projected electric roads and boule-
ward, on easy terms DOM fai. to call for particu
lais on T. j. KENNEDY. $50 Market ST. mr23 Il
0lO 6OO T2S GOLDEN GATE AVE. IN
P A.cOO. vestment lot 81 :6x120 to Elm
ave; good house. store rooms; fiat rooms.
bay-windows. brick foundation sto ne walks: rents
Ss5; stable: carriagesheds mrlI Inns
etfsS EACH; $40 DOWN; BALANCE As PlR
&Oc month; no Interests; lots In Abbey Home
stead. near electric road. GEO. d. SHADBuRNE
JR, Age montgomery st. mr6 I'm
G000n HOUSE or ROOMS, LOT 26:4x
loUUu. ia; Us cash, balance on time. APP
ply 334 1ath 81. mr26 gre
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$55O0-Church ST., bet. Path and 25th; house of 5
large rooms and bath; lot 64xIol;IU.
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ToHN PFoRR, S2s MONTGOMERY sT.. OPP.
y SAFE Deposit.

EAsroN, ELDRrDeE CO. eas Market st. 1t
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SlO.5O0-Good business corner on Harrison ST
6sh. store below ana Sat CT 6 rooms above:
Let 25x75: rent 81 per ~ oath
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$IHtGI KEDtCED FROM$500O; DECIDED
" 1OOc. bargain: Eigfn PARK. off Market and
valencia sts- neat 2story house OF rooms ard
baths lot 22x75 well rented. ths desirable place Is
centrally located and Is OF buys for the
money In the market
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GQO00 BUSH ST. Mr. HYDE; BAY-wIN-
@OOOo. dow fats OF and rooms: bath In
each; basement, Laundry, etc: rents sos: lately
renovated and In hne condition: good invest emit
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/ 0OK AT THIS FINE LOT, SO FEET FRONT
~ by 1856 deep. on Clara ave. bet 18th and 18th
SITS minutes walk from Castrc-st cars up 18th
ST.; IL Is surrounded by trees has q fine well OF
water. Windmill and 30o0gallon tank all in first.
class condition. together with barn and chicken
house; this lot commands magnificent view OF
the bay, Oakland and Aameda the drainage Is
perfect IL Is free from fog. 1t lies In The warm
Mission belt and Is now ready to build on; IL will
BIO sold cheap. either in Part whole. For fur.
Their particulars apply to HORACE NJ W0oLLEy.
22Sla Montgomery 81. feA Il
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VA MAhhEi STREE i.
IMPROVED PROPERTY

$55o0-House on :. side Clay ST. near Taylor
containing rooms and bath. With store below: Iot
runs through to rear street. rent $50 per montn.
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G1S0O LOOK Ar THIS-Sw. coz. CALI
u 1cOU. feTuia -. and 2lst avs. lOOxl00
<-9Fo-l teNls2 :. Hue s.. ". Of eth ave.
SSoO0-25XlOO On :. line 26th S., III. Valencia ST.
CHOICE LOTS IN BERNAb HEiGHTs-GTFr
MAPS AND HOMESTEADS.
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OfS00 FOR SALE-2 LEFT OF THOSE
p 9OOO. elegant modern houses, just CON-
pieted ON Masonic ave-, s. of Haight ST.: decorated
pariors and dining-room sunny chambers; fin
ished basement: plate and art glass windows: eIec
trio bells and gas iightfng large lot suit.
Inquire Oh the premises. mr15 If SuTuTh
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SI610-Lots 25xS0; on Ashbury Heights: goO1
view: lots graded .ld street graded aad severed.
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S55O0-2-srory house OF rooms and bath on T.
side Webster, near Bush; house III good eou1tion
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EoR BARGAINS IN lots SOUTH OF THE
. park. near projected electric roads and boule-
ward, on easy terms DOM ai to call for partfcu-
lars on p j. KENNEDY, $50 Market ST. mr23 &c
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NJ AFEE BALDWIN K HAMMOND, REAL
Iu Estate Agents and Auetfoneers, members OF tbs
Real Estate Exchange. 10 Montgomery ST.
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We have property In ali parts of the city upon
which we will erect house on your own plan for
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G700n REDUCED FROM 5000 JESSIE
spOO. 81. near Ssh: double house: rooms
and bath IN each part; good improvements: Is
500 Der month: large lot. S0x75: fine investment:
immediate sale.
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$1,000 ony-PoiHt Lobos ave. bet. 7th and 81
26xl0u: street wOrs al done.
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G10N0 RENTS $40: EISGoLD ST. NEAR
SIOOO. Ninth ST. and cable line: flats OF s.
ana rooms. baths. etc good improvements; fos
-oxfo; THIS investment SPEAKS for itself
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EAsroN. nLDRIDGE 8 g.. ess Marset St. Il
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$780, P sr ShaR CHURCH s6aIa0i SE%
nice rooms and bath: brick fouadation etc never
been occupied see this place.
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and Lyon
s35OO-Lot on y. side Page ST. T. OF Ashbnry lot
z5Sl37 ..
s2iOo-LOs 25xlo5. on Z side 18th St, W of
Noe
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SlS00o-Fine business corner on gath ST.: five
2-story laf-wiudow houses; lot 55x90; rent S135.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
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For easy monthly payments equal to rent you
purchase fine modern cottage or 2-story house
with all the latest eonveniences.
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GI000 A SACRIFICE; SEE THIS PLACE:
" lOOV. Fair Oaks ST.. near 25sh: Mission
belt; very desirable modern 2-s,ory bay-window
house OF rooms aud bath: lot 2UxI25 must be
seen 90 be appreciited do not fail t. investigate
sou Will lnlsS a'bargain.
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For particulars apply to owner and builder l..
LANDER IL Montgomery st. mrl3 II Su
TOR SALE IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Il Fine modern cottages and elegant 2+story houses
In good neighborhoods, near cable lines: can be
purchased IN instafiments same as paying rent For
particulars apply to L. LANDER, - Montgomery
street. IL WcFrSukfo rr
"a ny PAY RENT - FOR SALE IN EASY
w monthly payments equal TO rent, fine modern
cottages and elegant 2-story houses in all parts OF
the city. For particulars apply 10 builder aud own
er. L. LANDER. Is Montgomery. IL weFrSuMotf
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GoIAn STEVENSON ST. NEAR 18th:
DcINO. substantial bay-w ind0w cottage of 5
rooms and bath; hot and cold water. etc.: lot 25x
So close TO Valencis-st. cable.
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- Eo. ID. sBADBUkNE JR
REAL ESTATE BROKER
429 MONTGOMERY ST
$50 down. $40 per month; largo level lots on 2eth
ST.. near Castro; $500 each. IL
&TE0 LOT ON 9TH AVE, BET X AND L
ID eOO. sts.. Olympic Club grounds: very
cheap. Apply 1701 Leayenworth 81. mr27 yrs
G6ha0 2-sToRY BAY WINDOW HOUSE;
.JOoOO. wood manteI, electric bell: garden
etc.. marine view: minutes from Golden Gate
Park Ap premises. 1926 Waller, mr.. Deyisadero. Is
GQJS0 NEW ROOM AND 8 ROOM
spo Nv. house, bath and high basement. Cor.
Church and Army SITS. lis
OFFER WANTED = HOUSE ROOMS: 2O9
" Langton S.; rent $40. Apply 1884 2Stb. 26 2ts
g2650 new 6.RooM COTTAGE On
terms; also corner. Apply TO f. NELSON 1901,
2oth ST. near castro. mr24 II
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LOR SALE BY ID. LEVI TZKY,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT
30i MONTGOMERY ST.
BARGAINS.
NAS0S ST. -FIRSTCLAsS 5-sToRY BRICK
ul building: divided In flats; always rented; SO
xl00; $4,000.
/ ARKIN ST, Mr. CALIFORNIA-2 STORES
IL and fats; 42x90; rents for $3.50 per IN onth and
always rented under a lease; $4,000; this is real
bargain, but has TO be sold.
CToCKTOy ST., Mr.. BUSH-FIRsr-cLAss M
- movements; rents for $50 per mouth: 25xgg:
$500.
MARKET ST, n. SIDE, Mr.. 14TH WITH NICE
nl new ouse; size of lot 25xIg0; $I4, 600
A LABAMA ST.. NV. COR. 23D-FIRsT-CLAss
~ improvements rents for $50 per month; size
OF lot 25x75; $1,000.
| TTH ST., NR. MARKET-NEw BEAUTIFUL
l., Il cottage; built months ago; ali modern; 2ox
100; 5000.
Also property all over the city net advertised
Il DE iurther partic ulaIs inquire at the Office OF
DAVID LEVITZKY
Real Estate and House Broker
mrz1 suIuIh 3U4 Montgomery ST.
Q10 PER FOOT ONLY: BUSINESS PROPERTY
P ~ at Say Station. Alameda: $50 per foot only
business property on Webster ST.. Alameda w 81
FITCH co. Bay ST. Station. Alameda. mr27 IL
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Gf9El MISSION FLATS: ALABAMA ST.,
u ~. near 22d; nearly new fats Of 4 and
rooms baths aai all convenienees; rents SIS: lot
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
DOYEE. TOY q Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCrIoNEER

4 NEW RESIDENCES on THE ". SIDE CLAY
Il ST., near Walnut; block w. OF Central ave aud
Ferry aad Cif House Railroad unobStrueted view
OF entire Preside Reservation aud boy; IA large
sunny aad well-liShtea rooms In all. including fin
Hhed basement and attic; extra large oas-haished
reception hall: hot air furnace throughout the
house; elegant and costly msntelS IN each resi-
dence; high. healthy aad slightly elevation; con-
yenient To all CABLE tines; house now open for in
spection take Powell. California or Sacramento ST.
ears terms To suit purchasers convenience. Bo-
A.
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GSn0Q AshBURY HEIGHTS; NEW MOD
t0OOOV. ern 2-stoFy house cf : rooms. bath,
gas; antures al In: fancy nantes. beautiful dec
orati0hs; De Log 81. near Friedrich; take tie
HaIght-st. cars O'FAkRELL e LANG, IL Mont
q
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$i500-Cheap: Ashbory St. Waller: 81 al
1868 TO fremont ave-; street work done on boil
streets.
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NHers TIC IoaIoWIhR lois on $IU monthly pay ments
e o. LOTS READY FOR BUILDING, NEAR
ID 1AO. CogSwetI college and Folsom ST; will
make good home JACOB HEYNAN.
The morning call., 1892-03-27

G1S0 S175, $3.50 AND 5000; LOTS NEAR
VI w. Boulevard electric road and park: only
SIS down and SIS monthly
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The black buck Of India Is verg
graceful animal weighing between thir-
y and City pounds. The hide Of the
,naIa when fall grown is Of inky black
r..ss on tie back while the belly il as
white II; SNOW, the contrast being very
striking. Tie horns are black and sp'-
al in shape, and in length average
about eighteen inches, although they
have been known to reach twenty-e.x
inches. TIE animals are usually found
in herds, and are difficult to approach
Oh foot, as the brcks toss their heads
into the air from time to time IN n very
graceful manner, and some one Of them
is alinost.surc to detect any attempt at
talking. They are at times hunted on
horseback, but the nsnal method in
many sectiOls is to use n conveyance
very much like the back Of horse. only
shorter and m%le IF wood,
This il on wheels. is drawn by bui-
locks, and is called a jungle cart 1t is
very close to the ground. and from both
sides project fat pieces Of wood. npon
which the feet rest. The inside ia hoi-
low and holds ammunition and lnnch-
con. 1t is believed that they take the
queer little wooden arrangement on
wheels for pillow, and consequently are
not much alarmed as it draws nearer
them in ever decreasing circles Tho
bulIocks move at the word Of command,
and are accompanied by a shikaree. or
native hunter. The bucks never seem
to fear tho inhabitants, doubtless hav-
ing learned they are without guns. and
therefore not to be dreaded. -C Clarence
b. Moore in st. Nicholas.
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A Modern Instance.
Letter From Judge KNIGHT.

Los ANGLES, Cal, July 50. iSgs.
Ny DEAR MR. LkwIs:
My disappointment at not going east this
summer has its sharpest paHg in the realiza-
ton that | must miss the Fr,eburg Academy
Centennial. Not only did have familiar
knowledge of the old school from the earl
lest period of my remembrance bat ever
/ since my first connection with it, precisely
10 years ago, when its sessions were held
in the old yestry. have kept fond out
look upon it, Bat Fryeburg is dearer 10
me than merely the Old school associations
1t was the home of all my race, and espee-
tally now that | have no longer an abid-
ing place in all the East. does the home of
my people seem more nearly my own home
than ever before. l recall the peace and
dignity and grace ever TO be found in the
blessed old households where was earnest
ness and providence and thrift, and where
old home-bred virtues held their not un-hon-
ored place" and they seem like shrines and al
ar-tames whittier itwere sweet and saving
for all us wanderers to turn for inspiration
and help, even like the young prophet, who
called 10 service with new king in the new
land, kept his windows ever open towards
Jerusalem, Yours in the old faith.
ENo.t KNIGHT,
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From Or. Andrew p. Peabody.

BEVERLY, Aug, 4, lS92.
MI DEAR SIR:
| find that it will be impossible for me to
20 to Fryebnrg on the 10th inst. as | have
for the Eth an engagement which can
not easily set aside. My arrangements for
the summer have been entirely changed
since so readily accepted in advance the
invitation to your Centennial. should have
greatly enjoyed the occasion, though fear
| should have found no one who remenl-
bered my s0journ there sixty years ago.
recall with gratitude the kindness of the
Dana aud osgood families, and of Dr. and
Mrs. Fowle. who did everything in their
power for my comfort and enjoyment. |
recall, also, with perfect distnctness. the
aspect of the Academy Hall in which
preached, also the old schoolhouse in
which Daniel Webster had been Il teacher,
| which was already on wheels or rollers.
! ready to be moved ON Monlay, when was
asked 10 hold a service in il on the preccd-
ing Sunday afternoon. 1t was in August,
lS32, that | first preached at Fryeburg,
and had preached but a single Sunday
previously, and that was in the church in
this town, in which had been brought up.
Wishing you prosperous and happy sea-
SON for your celebration, am,
With sincere regrets,
Very truly yours,
A. 7. PLABopN.
\ letter was received, dated Minneapolis,
Mimi, from the Mcmillan family, stating
that many members of the family were
students at the Academy, especially the
father. James Osgood Mcmillan, and his
brothers and sisters.
Ex-senator Alpheus fclcll of Minnesota
also wrote affectionately of the old institu-
ton, saying that no one could estimate the
good it has done. He referred to the many
notable men who have studied here, includ
ing Webster. Senator Fetch, after gratlua-
ting at BOwdoin, studied law in Frycburg
but has not visited the place for 30 years.
Music by the quartet was followed by n
poem by Miss +. IL. Butler, read by Miss
5. NJ. Walker.
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much better nosyl. The village was already
interesting 10 me " the birthplace of my
former publisher and o!a-sime friend. Jams
X. Osrossi. who died so far from his early
home he other DAY, and now lies in English
earth can not LET the occasion pass with
out saving my say in recognition of the
brilliant talents and nncommon qualities of
this scholar Of your academy whom
I knew best. lie was as gener-
osis - he vas adventurous; Ne had 3
mind quick " conceive and quick TO exc
cate: he carried into business the whole
svmpathies Of a poet and the ar'iar OF an
isieaiist. A word from you safiecd for his
swift intelligence; Nprd from him was a
pledge which he felt bound to fulfill. Ii
yon have moment in your Joy for aigec-
Tomato respect. l think you could not more
iitIy employ it than in recalling the name
of this distinguished townsman of YOURS,
ansl defeating Sigh 10 his memory.
Yours sincerely.
W. ID. HowELLs.
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The regular monthly entertainment oi
the Ep~orth League OF the Methodist
church was held ai the hosnes Of Mr.. J. NJ
l.. Bates TUESDAY evening, a large number
being present. and an excellent musical and
literary entertainments was given,
after which refreshments were served and a
social time eaioyed. The object Of these
entertainments are 10 raise money TO finish
a League room in the new church.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
WHITE WINGS
Skinned the Waters of Fair Cobbos-
seecontee Wednesday Afternoon.
The Fourth Annual Regatta. on Hammond S
Grove. a Grand Success.

odd Prob furnished perfect day for tn,
fourth annual regatta on Lake Cobbossee
cuntee. off IIammond's Grave, and it was
as usual, a grand success.
The beautiful grove was dotted here an,
there with groups of interested visitors
every cottage added its quota of SPECTATOR
an the steamers Crystal Wave. Mascot ant
Golden Rod carried merry parties over tn,
silvery waters.
tll the entries and particulars of the rae,
were published in yesterdays Jol R>AL, an,
everything was carried out according to til.
programme, with the exception that the star
was little late. the fire, boat. the Undine
crossing the line at ) o'clock and second
an the last the Harold. al ;;.Ii
The start was good one, the race all ex
citing one, and the finish a beauty. Thu
first boat to arrive at the home buoy wa
the milne at i.lJ, and the last on wliicl
time was taken. the Marion. at J.0l 20
In getting away the undine foulet
Mr.. Robinson's landing wharf
| carrying away the moorings
aud mountaineering the owner consider
ably.
Much interest centered in the good worl
of the Petrol, sailed by the Misses Rich
ards of Gardiner, assisted by Mr.. +
trocker. The young ladies handled th'
boat like old salts and fairly won secon'
p, iae in their class.
| All the other boats were handled in goo,
shape and some fine work was done con
-i,lering the light breeze.
The crew of the 'Sluashseed,' thor.
oughly disgusted at not iistencing the en-
tire fleet, sailed her up the finish aud delib
erately deserted her, plungins overboar'
amid the cheers and groans of the assem-
betl multitude There were Capt. llarr,
Reid, Capt. !. II. Hilton and Capt. IIarr,
Brooks.
Howard owen of Augusta. J. X
! Boiwell of Ilallowelt J. W. Chadwick Of
Boston. aud :. G.. Wbitmore of Gardiner
I
oiiciate,l as Judges, with r. l.. Robinson
tmekeeper, and each earned vote .
thanks for the impartial and faithful man
ner in which they performed their multitu
siious and ar,luous duties.
Altar tn. races the winners were AN
isouncetI at Mr.. ID. {. Robinson's cnttage
49,. NJ uox,r1 ,,vau .f tuau.,. :,
hi. ;,;u;., hI. manner. presented each wit,
"
the priz" won - hanlsonheit
=. !, - -. .t ....-.
Follow ing are the summaries
FIE~r ft,>-.
As ia i'M 'HifPeth iihr-
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H. small "A. IL w. Il" n' u see
Emn'a belle
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smith. q e ~ ="
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About three hundred went On the For
rosters excursion to Wiseasset. Ii was a
line day, and all had tine time. The nosl
interesting part were the out door sports
The lpo-yari foot race was won by Lewis
Brann, Arthur Pickering coming in second
The three-icgged race, Pickering aud
Cunningham, first; and Brann and Kendall
second. The ball game as usual was wo,
by the Gardiner boys. The Bath nine did
their best to beat but found it impossible
About $50 will be cleared from the excur
sion
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What is
|l:S1l;}Z:l

as.ori il Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphinenor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for parcrorc Drops soothing syrups, and Castor Oil.
Il il Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions of destroys Worms and aiays
feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. -Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and haduency'
Castoria assimatcs tho food. regulates tho stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
tora Is tho Children's Panacea-tho Mothers Friend
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MIR. tieorxe Yeaion. formerly of this city
and nov a member Of the Boston police
force. is spending few days at the Evan,
house.
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BY invitation of Mr.. VIII Maxey, the
members Of the First Baptist society AMI
Sunday school will spend today mp the
Cobbossee. a.
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Mr. Il. T. Lewis cottage IT t'apitai ISLAM
Is most completed. II will be ready 10 DC.
cups the last Of tie week
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Rev. &. u. owen. II. r. HamIin and +.
Is. IIa,nIin VI this city attended the ordina-
ton services Of Rey. Arthur Curtis at Fair
tieh Yesterday.
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Mrs. T.. G. H. smith with her mother
Mrs. warasworth will pass the remsinler
Of the seek nj Dresden.
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Arthur Pickering TIM expressnisn was
kicked in the beg by his horse yesterday
morning. The wouiS although not serious
i. very painful.
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Hon X. 5. Partridge will address the
Republicans of Randolph Saturday evening
at 30 O'Clock.
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Frank Whi,tcmore and Frank Brown,
who have been visiting at Mr.. Eugene Lee
mans. returned to their home in Waltham,
Mass, this morning.
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.sav HikIrefh left yesterday for Marie
po,ut, where he will spend the rest Of bis
vacation.
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Miss Kate Flitncr left this morning for
old Orchard where she will pass the next
few weeks
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New England Standing.

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League Standing.
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