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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-16
+. GREEDY, Sec.


Hancock District Lodge of Good Templars.
The adjourned session OF Hancock District
Lodge was held with Neal Dow Lodge at Els
worth, March II. The meeting was called 10
order 1t 10 50 A. NJ. by District Templar +.
v. Lord, with good representations present
from The various lodges in the county.
The morning was devoted to routine bust
mess. al The conclusion Of which a bountful
repaet was served by tile entertaining lodge.
After dinner the District Lodge degree
was conferred upon class Of nine candidates
and the business OF the session resumed.
Resolutions were adopted recognizing the
value OF organization in temperance work, and
welcoming ali organized bodies to the field :;
requesting the Grand Lodge to permit SEN
lence to keeley institute to be given by the
subordinate lodges, rather than expulsion. for
violation of pledge; requesting that the term
Of office in subordinate lodges be increased to
one year; also acknowledging the influence Of
preachers Of the gospel In the cause of temper
aDee. and inviting them to join the order.
The officers for the ensuing year were then
elected ana installed by State Deputy JIG. Chill
colt. as follows, Dist. Templar, Geo. Freethy
OF surry; u. Vice Templar, Mrs. n. A. Colby
OF Dedham; Dist. Sec'y. f. S. Chatto Of East
Surry; Dist. Chap, Mrs. J. c. Chilcott Of
Ellsworth; Dist Coun., f. E. SWEET Of Surry I;
Dist. 5. J. T., Mrs. J. A. Chatto of East Sur
ry; Dist. Treas. J. c. Chilcott of Ellsworth /;
Dist. Marshal VIM. n. Hinckley of Bluehill /;
Dist. Dept. Mar. Florence Horton of Bluebill
Dist. Guard, Mrs. Henry Trundy of fremont !;
Dist. Sen, Henry Trundy of fremont. P. ID.
TE.W. Lord was recommended for Dist
Deputy.
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North Hancock.

North Hancock.
Mr.. Harry Phillips, who has been spend
ing the winter in Boston, was in town this
week.
Miss Ina Reed Of Springfield, Me, is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. ]. NJ. Mllliken.
Miss Annie Norris has returned to
Waltham, Mass.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Dodge is in Boston, the
guest of her sister. Mrs. L. A. Rogers.
Miss Frank Norris is in Bangor; at
present she is employed at the Bangor
House"
Recently, party of men, among them
H. c. and J. NJ. Milliken, Sherman Nc
Farland. A. Z. Tracy, A. Abbott, and Mel
yin Smith, went to Tunk for the purpose
Of fishing. They returned Friday after an
exceedingly pleasant week.
Mr.. W. H. Mcfarland went to Bar Har-
Dor Saturday, to join the Frank Jones'"
on which he will be employed for while
Mrs. Julia Googins and daughter, form
erly of this place, were in town this week.
Miss Mamie Foster of Bar Farbor is the
guest of her cousin. Miss Matte Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Young Of Mt. Desert have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Guy
Mullan. They are quite an aged couple,
being respectively 70 and II years of age,
but while there, we hear, they took slide
on hand-sled. and enjoyed it with all the
pleasure of youth. Can hear of anything
to beat that?
Mr.. Victor r. Smith returned some
weeks since from Berwick where he has
been employed during the winter.
Our annual district meeting was held at
the school house last Monday evening.
Mr. Benjamin Shute was chosen agent for
the ensuing year.
Mar. IL. SUMAC.
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South Deer Isle.
Old winter has taken a new lease OF life
the last few days, and for a wonder We
have clear weather for election. The
fathers are turning out in good numbers,
but at present writing the results are not
announced
There was concert at Music Hall last
week, given by the Oceanvile and Green's
Landing singing classes, the proceeds OF
which were given to Mr.. George Eaton,
who lost his eyes by an explosion on the
granite works some years since. SatuI-
day evening there was torch-light parade
and music BY the band followed by dance
at Music Hall.
This week there will be series Of meet
ings at the church here, led by the pastor
and Mr.. Macarthur, who travels as an evan
gelist.
The singing class completes its twelve
evenings practice this week.
Most of the schools in town have closed
and the SUPERVISOR report is favorable as
to their condition.
March G.
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A Moving Sale.

From now until we move, we will make
sweeping reduction, TO save moving, or
many goods.
10 per cent. discount on Lamps.
20 per cent. discount on Room Paper.
30 per cent. discount on Pictures.
Now Is the time to buy at
HOLT'S VARIETY STORE.
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ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Mar. II, 1888.
Mr.. Henry A. Bennett.
~ Miss F. Clair,
Mr.. NJ. ID. Hall, Mr.. Arthur Mcdonald,
Mr.. C. f. Rogers. (2)
Please call for advertised letters.
A. X. DEvEREUX, P. NJ.
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FOR SALE!

"a In North Lamoine, the farm formerly
essl4A occupied by Elikiam Haslam, containing
lisim ~ acres. Thirty seven acres are in fine
wood lot, worth the price of the proper
ty, ten acres in field and pasture extending to
the shore. The buildings are in excellent condi-
ton and the property will be sold at a bargain,
on easy terms to a responsible party. Inquire OF
FRED MASON, Ellsworth, or A. W. ELLIS,
Ellsworth Falls. 9tf
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Died.

ooHhdry notices beyond the Date, Name and
Aye must be paid for at the rate of ten cents iine
EIlsworth-March Is, Mr. Leonard Franks 70
years and months
March 8, Mr. Thomas " Day. about 70 wears
East surry-March Is, Mr.. Mighili Lord
North sedgwick-March 10, Mr. Hugh Page
= years and DAYS
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Hezekiah's Surprise.

"Wsl, Hiram, II this don't beat all! The old
way for doctors was kill or cure,' but here
I've found piece In this here newspaper
where doctor offers cash er cure.' It's fer
catarrh! l wish we had it'd like to try
him. Just listen. Hiram! The proprietors Of
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy offer a reward Of
$500 for any case of catarrh which they cannot
cure.' That beats all lotteries hollow! The
medicine costs so cents-your catarrh Is cured.
er you get 500! Where's my hat? Pm going
right over to neighbor Browns, to show him.
1 never wanted to get within ten foot Of him
before. but il it Is the cure of bis catarrh.
guess can stand 1t onc't." Sold by druggists.
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'"i' At 'ue VI, L Nes'ry lhurs-
''. Il A. at V'ocA' standard
E.N David T. Yale will preach in the Full.
'.'" ".'''l'' next oupuSy' March 18TH at )
'''''
N t. icy And ). t. Eldridge recently took
trm tai'en'> Pond trout. whose combined
-ai WIS l' pounds.
lut of oar oldest and most respected citi.
,. Mr. Leonard Franks. nearly eighty vesr.
AZ. diri ii hi, residence on The surrv road
Monday Of this week.
sr.e trout caught bv Alfred uss,inc.
-g Hs.t-n,iie Pond. VA. on exhib;t,or ., ,hs
..., of j. z. EIdridce. MONDAY evening la,
H.. fsA measured 20 10 Inche. IN Ienrth
IMAM. N tu.hc, AHA weighed ! nonnds
......t h.. ,...,, -...;,.,.,
ham, ~ .,,,,,.[.h -, -, :,
ILL.,, H.. :,
,,.,,.,, ,h.t ~
.......,,..l -, - -.
800 I -'"oiei susan l. houSe' arrived
h9-'oA Tidal, reported two OF her crew
. ,-,u-. thew having been lost In A dorv durinv
.+.l .,a,, storm, o,a ~ ~. w.,
az
"''t TT" va p'' MAJ ol'
-I4,. 4 Garfield Post. No "a Rluebiu h.s
'r.,'n II -,
- i'iui''' ~ r. ta>'ine' 10
te1 hr Memorial address on May 80. Rev.
\. l''''' W" preach The Memorial sermon
A. 'laA =
f'rT} Peggy l. invited 10 the supper on ST..
eve THURSDAY March rs, by the ID
>"i - Joreph' society, at Odd Fellows
h' rom n Z O'Clock, An excellent sup
'r furnished to those in attendance
- eh'N-
Hugh Pa, died Al North Sedgwick. Mar
NJ. .-'4 = wears abb days. Funeral occurred
y tu' l2A. Rev. (. A. Davis officiating
N''"' ninety 'hidiru' SrandchI'dren' and
FIX gu . 1''Aifh are living
-trAl.rri> might thoughts" have culminst-
e.! 10 a urW Department in his emporium on
Nam street.. 4 j., carpet department, and in
q + " IN iouui everything desirable IN the
Safitt unt. 49, ae" department j. full,
varied Aut ~Hi.>iAet'r9. SEE BIZ ne" sd IN
'i4,r column.
MIS-, kttjt ri wooster. daughter Of Il. |.
Wooster Of ~a.tu Hancock. VIII, hs> been
..rll.u- t.e " later with Mr.. Eh.n Rowe 4,
l... etutt. Mass. Aui MIR. Flapk VI. Watson
Book tH, y \. ha- entered the training
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SOMETHING NEW.

The subscriber wishes to give public notice
that he has hiredthe Blacksmith Shop of +. ID.
Mayo at Brooklin, Maine, and in addition to
horseshoeing will do carriage work of all kinds,
including iron work, wood work and painting.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all work done.
2mOs7+ F. NJ ROWE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-16

To Robert A. Friend a Justice Of the Ieace, ii, anil
for the county Of Hancock
THE undersigned, z. b Friend. G.. NJ. Allen, o.
l ). Hanscom. Nellie Friend II. H. Hale, u. +.
Clapp A. l.. Allen, y. W staples, represent they
with others have associated by agreement in writ
ing as Patrons OF Husbandry in town Of SeCbswick
in said county of Hancock. Being DESTROYS Of Ice.
coming Incorporated under the name amt stVle IF
Sedgwick Grange No. pa and they being de-tr-
Gus that meeting of said Patrons shah be callel
for the following purposes, TO wit First, IT,
choose a President, second, to choose Secretary,
third, to choose Treasurer and three directors,
one for one year, one for two years. one for three
years; fourth, to transact any o,heI business,
hereby request YOU to issue your warrant t. SOM,
one of the persons mentioned, directing him to
notify the other applicants and to cali su,h meet
ing in accordance with the statute made and pro
yided.
o. s. HANsCOM, HH.HALE.
Z. b. FRIEND, q. T.. CLAPP,
q. VI. ALLEN, A. l.. ALLEN,
NELLIE FRIEND, \. W. STAPLES.
STATE OF MAINE.
. To Pascal b. Friend of Sedgwick, in the County
of Hancock.
PURSUANT to the foregoing application you are
I hereby directed to notify the Patrons therein
mentioned to meet at the Grange Hall in North
Sedgwick. so-called, in the County of Hancock,
on the thirty first day of March A. D. ls!3 at seven
of the clock in the afternoon. for the purpose
up certified copy of this warrant at the post 81
ace in North Sedgwick and by publishing IN the
llsworth American, of Ellsworth in said County
of Hancock, both of said notices to be posted
aforesaid, fourteen days at least before the time
of said meeting.
Given under my hand aud seal this third day of
March, A. d. 1893. ROBERT A. FRIEND,
PURSUANT to the foregoing warrant to me di-
I recteI, hereby notify the persons therein
named to meet at the time and place and for the
to me directed.
3wl0 PASCAL 8. FRIEND.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-16

II have used Ayers Hair Vigor for num-
Der Of years. and ii has always given me salts
faction. IL is an excellent dressing, prevents
the hair from turning gray, insures It's sigor-
ou- growth and Keeps the scalp white and
clean. MARY A. Jackson, Salem, Mass
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men had been constituted the judges for
the occasion, who standing erect on
grocery wagon gave OF orders and an
nounced results. The tracks were little
soft and slushy. A little past two the
green horses were called and five horses
were entered for this race. Henry
Wilkes" owned by Henry Jordan, Brook
lin; Hector" owned nv Henry Small,
Sedgwick; Riley" A. +. Vsruum, Pc
nobscot; .'Willie NJ" George Sellers, Pc
nobscot; Lynx" NJ. T. Hinckley, Pen"5-
scot. The races were awarded a. follows:
Henry Wilkes, |; Hector, ,; Riley. 3;
Willie NJ, 4; Lynx, 5. In the IS class
two contestants appeared Gypsy" owned
by William Cain of Penobscot and the well
known Lady Chase" owned by +
Chase, ESQ. Bluehill Gypsy was driven
by Dr. I'VE of 81 ooksville, and is power
full horse. Lady Chase acquitted herself
finely and considering that she carried
hundred pounds more weight and was
lighter horse, has reason to be proud
of her relative showing. Results Gypsy,
/; Lady Chase 2. Next came the colt
race; Tom Reed" three years old colt
owned by Thomas Mitchell Of Penobscot.
'Boodmont," a two years old colt owned
by Frank Nye of Brooksyi!le and i've
wears Old, whose owner We did not learn.
Tom Reed is a large, powerful, dark
hsv colt with a strain of fine blood row-
ing in his veins, with q fine rangy gait,
which when properly trained and quick
ened, will place him among the speedy
ones. Though Blood1ont was disianced
in the race, yet We were surprised that he
did as we'll IS he did. The crowd was re-
markedly quiet and orderly; no accidents,
and everybody appeared well satisfied with
the decisions OF the judges.
There have been two runaways on the
Bay road and two smash ups within two
weeks.
The Baptists Of western Hancock coun-
ty, have been holding quarterly meetings
with the Cove church during portion OF
the week. There was good attendance
OF ministers and laymen from the various
churches 10 this section of the county and
the meetings were Interesting and profit
able. Nothing can be more beneficial to
church or social organization, thsn fire.
quent gatherings of the various parts into
centre body. detailed report Will, no
doubt, be forwarded by the Secretary.
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\. f. Burnhan1
us. Pension ATTORNEY.

prosecutes all classes of claims for pensions
against the United States and respectfully solic-
its the patronage of all persons having claims
upon the Government, under the general law or
the act of June 9th, 1880. All correspondence
promptly answered. A. +. BURNHAM.
Ellsworth, February 18TH 1888. til
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NY WIFE SAID

to me last night: How much do you suppose
We have paid out for doctors and medicine ID
the last year: told her | did not know To
doctors have paid nothing and five dollars
worth OF sulphur Bitters ba- kept health 10
our family. l.. ANDREWS.
II Bowdoin street, Boston.
March 10 search" is the Old adage. 1t
searches out any weakness OF the system. re-
>ulting from impure blood. Those who u>r
Ayers Sar>sparilla find March no more search
Ing or even disagreeable than any other month
Thi, medicine Is wonderful inyigorator
-hlch, red blood a. naturally results from
TAXING HOODS >arsdpafllla rs personal cleanli-
mes, results from free Use OF soap and water
THIS great purifier thoroughly tXpels .crofula
salt rheuin and all other impurities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-16
What Cured Him ,

Disturbed, disturbed; with pain oppressed.
No Sleep, no rest " hat dreadful pest
Such terrors thus ensnartd him:
Dyspepsia all night, all dav.
1t really seemed had come 10 stay;
Pray, guess you. then, " hat cured him:
IL was DR.. Perce'> Golden Medical Discovery
That - the great cure for Headache, Scrofula.
Dyspepsia, Kidney Disease. Liver Complaint
and General Debility. An inscti,e Liver
means poisoned hipod; Kidney di-nrdercd
means poisoned blood; Constipation IN, an
poisoned blood. The great anii,iott for impure
blood i Dr firrcy'> Golden Medical pi-co,-
cry. AcIin. directly UPON the affected orEan-,
restores tn, N 10 Their normal condition Tn.
Disc very" Ia guaranteed To bent Il; or cur,
in all eases OF disease for which IL is recon-
mcndrd, or none, paid for it will De- promptly
refunded.
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City and County
New Advertisements.

t.,-rrt--N GAllrrt.
III -a.r. II Norris
~ant , .ft aut IouIr- Morrison Medical 90
Said ,l,Ap--l VI Grant
Atiusf.r- smith Winchester
N.g,t tur,elo-urc-M Mary Ann Weaver.
lf0.ar. \uIire-
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Married..

Bar Harbor March l. by Rev {. : Lefing
We'll MI harle- +. Conncrs and Mis- Annie {
frcble, both OF Bar IIarbor.
March :, by Rev. George f. Freeman Mr.
Clarence T. Whitnore and Miss Ancna + Burr
both Of Bar Harbor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-16

Swans I-!and-Feb. IA, to Mr. and MIR. Hollis
l.. Bai-drll. a daughter.
Feb =, e Mr. and Mrs. Edward smith, 4on
Mar ). to Mr. and Mrs James Bridges -on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-16
FOR SALE /!

AAA Schooner "St. Leon," about SIS tons regis
Atk ter, 81 years old and in good order and
HS& well found; sails nearly new q good car
Srier for the coasting trade. Win be sold
very cheap to close an estate. Inquire OF
HORACE PERKINS.
So. Penobscot, Feb. q, 1888. 3we
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-16
USE MISS BEECHER'S
Hair and Whisker DYE !

1t contains no lead sulphur. Washing not
required after dyeing as in other dyes. Whole
sale druggists pronounce it the best single prePa-
ration ever brought to their notice. The largest
bottle and best dye in the market Used exten-
sivey by ladies. Price, SOC. Prepared by G. W.
THOMPSON, Rockland Me Sold by all deal
ers. lyr3t
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla-

Calls and wounds on horses are unsightIy
and Objectionable. They can be cured while
the horse Is still worked BY applying BICK-
MORE's GALL CURE.
0A20AuAn Nwss g.
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,Fl Trough BOT always. We congratulate
t"-- ".u yOu for treasurer Of Eden ana
N'"t X tnondZe for first seiectman Of La
~ Ar fhn-- cant 80 very bad in this vicinity.
-laa tHO savings banks Of Bangor have
ri -ttruined to make the coming April
itNi1-tI ID he rate OF three and one-half per
rni s.c 4unUm. For some time past the
-ai> have been at the rate Of four per
" blt 1t Is the policy Of those banks to
0tA' absolute safety rather than high rate
w interest their controlling motive Of action in
'A-A.n- Investments. For some time past the
't0 urlie> have been placed at very low
rates This fact and the fear of adverse egis-
i'I'n have constrained several savings banks
- 't9btl reduce their dividends.
IT. Frank P. Merrill, the genial represent
'AiiYe Of John Carter & Co. of Boston, was 10
Town sst week. This firm are dealers In all
A'hds Of printers stationery, ball orders. dance
assets tickets and correspondence cards,
lolder- and weddings, etc. Their book of
samples I large and elaborate, and can be seen
Aud examined at this office at any and all
lihts 1t was from this house that the very
handsome Cleveland and Stevenson folders
u'ed 81 the late inaugural ball in this city,
came Special designs in this line may be
procured at short notice
Mrs. W. l.. Wheeler who died in Boston,
Friday, from injuries received in runaway,
was the sister of Hon. Isaac Lawrence, of Sor-
rehto, and her death will result 10 the division
Of The great Lawrence estate which has been
III trust since the death of the father, the ia
nous W. B. Lawrence. MIR. Lawrence was
one OF the shrewd men made rich by the great
increase IN values in New York real estate.
ohe Instance alone is worthy of being detailed
nere' About 1888 he bought for Si2 900 what
vas then known as the "Ochre Point Farm"
he could pay but 81 900, giving 4 mortgage
ior the remainder. Forty years later he aud
nls heirs bad sold of 81 ,250,O0O worth of land
Auu when the last lot went there had Leen re-
alzeo sl,50e,000. 1t was one of the most sue
oessfu land speculations 10 the history of the
country.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children
Dr.. G. c. OsGoop,
Lowell Mass
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CastOria.

he Company, II Murray Nov York City
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-06

ton Boy, Howard Miss Ellen, Cir
cults First, Sidney B. and Jim
Kelly.
Redmond & Volrath's stable con-
sists of Prince Carlo, Fred ", 2
year old filly by Noble Mont and a
2-year-old gelding by Noble Mont.
w. It. Campbell has four head,
including Prospect, 2:lS IL.
Henry EXall is to be here with
eight head, including Annie Bell
and Comalto.
John Campbell has five head of
good horses.
George Ashburk has six head,
including Dandy Jim, 2:l3 IL.
Al Carson has four head, includ-
ing l.. c. Lee, 2:l2.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-06
THE JOCKEY CLUB WIDE OPEN.
San Antonio Opens Week of Splendid Races
The Horsemen From the South Are
On Hand With Their Stables

work and the efficient and energet-
ic officers and directors of the club
have nObly seconded her efforts.
The race track is pronounced by
the hOrsemen here the best half
mile track in the South, and in a
short time will be very speedy. 1t
is well rounded, thoroughly
drained and scientifically graded
and slOped. Wide enough to
permit seven sulkies to come
under the wire abreast, the
struggle down the home stretch
in a close race will be something
exciting. 1t has been built under
the direction of an experienced
track maker, supervised by the
officers of the club, and is today
several seconds faster than any
half mile track within the circuit.
THE STABLES.
They form an l. on the north
and west sides of the track, have
ample room for 200 horses, we'll
supplied for all conveniences for
feeding, watering and venti lation.
No finer stables for wintering
stock can be found in the south,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-06

boulevard, the finest drive in the
city, II not in the state.
The entrance to the grounds is
through very ornate, triple
arched gateway, one entrance for
vehicles, two for pedestrians. Self
registering turn styles give access
to the grounds through the lesser
gateways. A fine cinder walk eX-
tends from the gateway to the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-06

Capt. r. r. Rice, en- route to
Mexico with fifteen head of run
ming horses, will stop here, as we'll
as Harry Storer, en- route for the
same place with eight heed.
In all about $50 head of horses
will be in the events of the five
days meeting.
George King, Of Dallas, has six
horses: Alice Wilkes, record 2:17 ;
Rate, rec. 2:22; Lady Idle, 2:3l ;
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-06

met the Jockey club in spirit of
liberal accommodation, seconding all
their efforts for the public conven-
fence. They can handle 1900 per-
sons every hour going out and will
mass their cars for returns, so that
there will be no delay on their re-
turn. The park is also reached by a
fine driveway over River avenue
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-06
HORSES on THE GROUNDS.

HORSES ON THE GROUNDS.
Among the horses that will par
ticipate in the events is the stable
of b. C. Burberry. He is the owner
of Larry Farrell, Luke Parks,
Fulscher c., Pres, CCnley, D'Sha,
Maggie Morris, and Volavaunt.
j. w. Howell is here with Joe
Harris, Jim Daugherty, FL Mundo,
BlackmOre, Sam Jones and Texas.
Q. q. Parks will handle DR..
Parks, Swagualator, Lou Martin
and Hugh Daugherty.
Warren Nix has Barney Ben
nett on the track.
Sid Berry has Kfndora, Primero,
Nellie, Wahrmund, Kampmann
and Koehler.
Frank Martin has Blue Jacket,
Bonny Bird and Sykes.
j. +. Emery has Jack f., Silver
King, Queen and Prince.
J. A. Bywaters has State Star,
King Steel and Flety H.
p. III. Garrett has Blue Ewes and
Four S.
h. S. Turner will take a flyer
with Yellow Creek and Freddie.
j. F. Kinney has a stable with
great marks: Dick Trumper, 2:1S3 {;
Elsie Sprague, 2:lS9; Hat Sprague,
2:243, and Brown l..
ID. w. Mills will enter Houston
Boy.
w. p. Britain has Chief Geroni-
mo and an unknown 2-year old.
c. Mclean has Texas Prince and
Jim +.
w. II. Slimm has his hands full
with Wedge Bell, Duke d., Calves
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-06
GRAND STAND.

This structure shows to good adj
vantage from River Avenue which
it faces, and is a matter of very
favorable comment on the part of
those who pass and repass upon
the electric cars. 1t is a fine build
ing, standing on ground few feet
above the track, and from it's