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The herald., 1893-10-20

THE races yesterday were we'll attend
cd, although they involved no eensa-
tional features. The attendance was
good, and the interest was unabated.
An attractive programme will be pre-
sented today that will unquestionably
draw large concourse to Agricultural
park. Tomorrow will witness the cul-
minating event of the season. McKin-
ney, Klamath and Ottinger Will be
driven for all that is out. Durfees pet
has record of 2:1114, the best ever
made on any course in California.
Experienced horsemen believe that
this record will be lowered tomor.
row, and would not be surprised to see q
score OF 2.l0 made. The horses are sup
posed to be pretty evenly matched, Nc
Kinney having little the best of it. All
Los Angeles sporting men will wish to
see phenomenal record made over the
Agricultural park course, no matter
which nag shall be declared the winner.
There will be intense interest in this
race, and the excitement cannot fail to
be registered in plethoric pool box.
The herald., 1893-10-20
Home Builders.

The announcement of the public sale
OF $50 selected lots in the Angelefo
Heights tract tomorrow Saturday is at
tracing the attention of home builders
and investors, and the promise is GER
tainly very fattering for successful
sale. With the extremely favorable
outlook for large influx OF new corners
during the fall and winter months,
property of thie character is beginning
to be very materially affected in value.
Without doubt direct advance will be
made in values of inside and preferred
residence sites during the coming win
ter, and at the present moment property
that changes hands will prove to be ad-
vantageous investments for the present
purchaser.
At the public sale announced for Sat
urday next, Messrs. Easton, Eldridge &
Co. are preparing to offer the purchaser
an opportunity to make his own choice
from the large tract of $50 lots offered,
with special credit terms of one-fourth
cash and balance to run over period of
two years at s per cent per annum.
Every lot On the Heights commands
an elegant outlook over the city, and is
furnished with water from the best
water system in Los Angeles, which
passes directly through the property.
1t ia within few minutes OF the center
of the city, and ie available by the Tenn
pie street cable road and the proposed
extension of the electric road from Belle
vue avenue. There is no price or limit
On the lots, and will be cold without re-
serve to the highest bidder. ~
Remember. there is no reserve or
limit. The lots will be sold. Maps,
catalogues and special free tickets over
Temple street cable road at Easton,
Eldridge & Co.'s, 121 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-10-20
sPRINcER,s SCRAP.


He Has set-to with vignes and Lands
in Jail.
William Springer is in the county jail
upon charge of battery.
Springer was at the races Wednesday
and was sitting on the rails when
Marshal Vignes was ordered to clear the
course.
vignes ordered the nd off, but was
told to 60 to warmer cline. The
marshal then dismounted and went up
to Springer who promptly knocked him
dawn.
A lively scrap then ensued in which
Vignes, considerably smaller man,
somewhat suffered. Eventually Consta-
ole Rich came to the rescue and Springer
was arrested.
The herald., 1893-10-20
Of fakirs

HEREAFTER there ought to be more
care in providing facilities for the agri-
cultural and horticultural departments
of the fairs of the Sixth District Asso-
citation. No liberal or intelligent man
objects to fine racing programme en-
bracing a week of sport. But there
ought to be square deal, in which the
farmer and orchardist will be on an
even footing with the breeder and sport
ing man. We are inclined to think that
hereafter this will be attended to.
Whether the two should be held in
combination is subject for grave de-
liberation. Considering the prominence
of our citrus industry they ought to be
separated.
The herald., 1893-10-20
HE BLEW OUT THE GAS.

How A San. francisco Journalist Acte d
when In Real City.
He wandered in from San Francisco,
fresh from the newspaper offices Of that
metropolis.
sIwish to write several special articles
and send numerous kilograms to various
papers, will you permit me to sit at this
desk, ;" he asked of the city editor with
that modest bonhomie characteristic OF
the San Francisco newspaper man.
The city editor dropped everything
and cav that the young man was COM
fortably fixed.
There was silencs for the space of two
or three hours while the journalist rap
idlv wrote half a column. Then he
gathered up his copy, and carefully
blew out the gas, thanking the city ed
itor for his courtesy.
And some of these northerners call
this q jay town.
The herald., 1893-10-20

matter will be left in a shape for intelli'
gent action on the part OF the people.
An important portion of the suggested
compromise is the coinage OF the seig-
norage of the government in the treasury,
which will increase the currency to the
amount OF s54 ,0OO, 900. which viii be a
very grateful relief to a country which
has about half OF the money needed to
carry on its business.
The herald., 1893-10-20
MINING AT PERRIS.
A Fine Prospect at the Rosalio--othe
NTtuas.

Fine Prospect at the Rosalio-O ther
Mines.
Work on the Rosalie is progressing
favorably, says the New Era, and as
depth is attained the ore increases in
value. A number of tons of ore have
been run through the mill, and the re-
suit exceeded the owners most sanguine
expectations. The mill closed down
Thursday to allow some necessary re-
pairs to be made, but as soon as they
are made it will resume operations.
Lumber and iron was shipped Tues
day to the Justice mine, owned by
William S. Wise, George B. Knight and
John Boyer, for the purpose of laying
the tfack iu the north tunnel, 250 feet
in length.
Work will be prosecuted for develop
ment for some time to come, but suffi-
cient ore will now be taken out for q
weeks run of Governor BlasdelPs mill
at the Santa Rosa.
The herald., 1893-10-20
Professional Baseball Again.

The arrangements are now completed
for short fall season of professional
baseball in Los Angeles and other coast
cities. The collapse OF the California
league left Los Angeles without any
representation in the national game, but
now that the big league season is over q
lot of star players are at liberty for q
few months. Count Vanderbeck has a
team of stars and local favorites ON the
way to the coast, and the radiant fans
will again have an opportunity of seeing
the national game ss it should be
played.
The herald., 1893-10-20

"ALL's well that ends WE'LL" The
people will await with great interest the
contamination of common sense pro-
gromme on the silver question, which
will establish the fact that the senate Of
the United States is most useful body.
the European syndicate. that
was waiting to jump on silver with both
feet, will look twice before it leaps. The
cause of bimetsllism is taking marked
stay forward.
The herald., 1893-10-20
WANTED IN SAN FRANCISCO
! Charles Erickson Arrested on a Charge
of Forgery.

Charles Erickson Arrested on Charge
of Forgery.
Chief OF Police Glass received tele.
gram yesterday from Chief of Police
Crowley of San Francisco, requesting
that lookout be kept in Los Angelica
for one Charles Erickson.
The dispatch also stated that the said
Erickson was wanted for forgery in the
northern city, bat gave no further par
ticulars beyond description of the al
legged forger.
Meesrs Moffatt and Auble of the de-
tective force went out for constitutions
al shortly after the receipt of the tele-
gram and met Erickson or the street.
He will return to San Francisco as soon
as an officer can arrive from that city to
take charge OF him.
The herald., 1893-10-20
HE WAS A SLUGGER.

A Drunk Gives Two Police Officers Con-
siderable Trouble.
A drunken man. while being arrested
yesterday evening by Officer Robbins,
started in to make things lively, and in
the struggle which followed broke two
bones in the officers right hand, cauH-
ing painful wound.
Officer Woodward, who came to the
rescue, was presented with kick on
the Hhins, and the two officers had their
work cut out to get their man to the
station. When there he gave his name
as j, Largo,
The herald., 1893-10-20
rhax Arc Coming

From many miles around to invest their
money tomorrow at the Angel
emo Heights auction sale OF lots. This
is an excellent investment, and experts
in the real estate market will be there
to purchase come of these lots, and you
should also be on hand. Remember,
there is no reserve or limit The lots
will be sold. Maps, catalogues and
special free tickets over Temple-street
cable road at Easton, EIdridge & Co.'s,
121 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-10-20
ATTACHED THE CIRCUS.
A Bill Posters Grievance Against the
Show.

Bill Posters Grievance Against the
Show.
E.W. Campbell, bill poster, brought
an attachment suit yesterday after
noon against the Sells & Rentfrow cir
Gus for s93.20, and constable had
charge Of the ticket wagon for o time.
Campbell rented or leased to the cir
Gus people for use between October Let
and 10Th bill boards, walls, fences and
other things and places suitable for
poaters and show bills. They were to
pay him al the rate of 3 cents per sheet
space. and to give him AZ passes or
tickets to the show. He had been un-
able to collect his bill and the circus
people had shut him off with only few
tickets, which, in his bill, he puts in as
so cents each for the AZ. 1t was under
stood that later a satisfactory arrange
ment was made OF the matter.
The herald., 1893-10-20
The Orange Crop

Will be large this year, and the amount
in your purse will be larger if you buy
some of the lots to be sold at Angeleho
Heights tomorrow, Saturday. The
grsndest auction sale of the past score oi
years. Finest chance in the world to
make money.
Remember, there is no reserve or
limit. The lots will be sold. Maps,
catalogues and special free tickets over
Temple-street cable road at Easton,
Eldridge q o.'s., 12l s. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-10-20
KaItenborn Ha. Resigned.

LONDON, Oct. 19.-It is reported from
Berlin that the emperor has accepted
the resignation of General Won Kalten-
born-Stschau, minister of war. His
resignation is due to difference of
opinion regarding changes in the cavalry
meneuvers projected by the emperor
after witnessing the recent Austrian re-
views. General Bronsardschellend
will assume the position.
The herald., 1893-10-20

THE so-called Sells & Rentfrow circus,
which pretended to perform in Los An
geles yesterday, was downright fraud.
1t came very nearly starting an old
fashioned riot in the Angel City; and
only the efficient efforts of the police
force prevented the victimized people
from wreaking their vengeance on set
of fakira.
The herald., 1893-10-20
Tho Big rire Saturday

Attracted large congregation of people
to the scene, but nothing as to numbers
as to the immense throng that will be
at the grand auction sale at Angelefio
Heights tomorrow, when 150 fre
large family lots will be disposed Of.
Remember, there is no reserve or
limit. The lots will be sold. Maps,
catalogues and special free tickets over
Temple-street cable road at Easton,
Eldridge & Co.'s. 12l 8. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-10-20
Atlantic steana ships.

GENOA, Oct. 19.-Arrived: Fulda
from New York.
HAMBURG, Oct. 19.--Arrived: Gothia
from New York; Rugia, from New
York.
FAsrNET. Oct. 19.--Passed: Runic,
from New York.
BREMEN, Oct. 19.-Arrived: Spree,
from New York.
ROTTERDAM, Oct. 19.-Arrived: Spvar.
dam, from New York.
The herald., 1893-10-20
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1898.
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

BY TELEGRAPH-The end of the silver
fight in the senate drawing near :. A com
piomise practically agreed up. Fatal ex-
plosion and fire at Spokane, Wash. Cap
tain Won Helms of the wrecked steamer
Newbern to be held TO account A log in
DR.. Grrves' coffin and that worthy said to be
alive in a foreign country. The Mitchell
Corbett fight not to bs allowed to come of
at Coney island ....Sporting events......
Worlds fair notes. :. Foreign flashes. Gen.
eral news glesnings. Another railway dis
aster. plot to rescue Chris Evans.
The herald., 1893-10-20
Gone tn a Higher Court.

IEDIANApoLIs. Ind. Oct. 19-Rev.
William, Petit, wife murnerer, was
granted a new trial today by the su-
preme court. He was sent to tie peni-
tentiary for life and died there today,
before he heard OF the courts decision.
The herald., 1893-10-20

! THERE ought to be most rigid inves-
tigation touching the wrecking OF the
Newbern. 1t is entirely the most sim
gular marine accident that ever occurred
on this coast.
The herald., 1893-10-20
NEIGHBoRING PLACES.

PAsADENA-City council proceedings.
SANTA ANA-The water works. 3. Supervisors
SAN GABRIEL-Local affairs.
ALHAMBRA-News notes.
DowNEY-Rain not wanted. :. Notes.
PoMoNA-Meeting of fruit exchange sIrectors
REDLAEDs-A carload OF homeseekers arrive.
RIvERsIDE-Irrigation congress delegates
shown the town.
SAN BERNARDINo-Many visitors. Local
The herald., 1893-10-20
GOAL AND MIsCELLANEoUs-Thc

races and the awards The Turnverein
Germania society Jacob Detrick's fall....
The courts and new suits. "A branch of the
Pacific bank case before the supreme court
difficulty in launching the sea pipe of
the outfsll sewer Teachers association
..Mr. Hayes Gin ch.
The herald., 1893-10-20
Tho steamer Newbern

Was wrecked near Redondo Saturday,
and the passengers loet their personal
effects, but will make up for their loss
by buying large family lotat the grand
auction sale at Angeleflo Heights
tomorrow.
Remember, there is no reserve or
limit. The lots will be sold. Maps,
catalogues and special free tickets over
Temple-etreet cable road at E@ston,
Eldridge & Co.'s, l2l s. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-10-20
A Panic Among PupiIs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia false alarm
of fire this afternoon caused panic
among 600 scholars in the Gsnett
school. All rushed from the rooms at
once. There was only one exit, in
dozen pupils were injured. = "nnt a
The herald., 1893-10-20
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
10 the DAILY HERALD will be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter. No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance This rule is indexib'e.
L. P. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent, 81
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco. is sn au-
thorized agent This paper is kept on file In
his office.
THE HERALD is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stsnd, San Francisco, for sc. copy.
No contributions returned
The herald., 1893-10-20

The wreck of the Newbern near Point
Firmin threatens to be one OF the dens-
est mysteries that ever happened on
this coast. TheYe are some things about
The herald., 1893-10-20
Chlneso Cotton Mill Burned.

SHANGHAI, Oct. ia great Chinese
cotton mill burned. The loss is half a
million dollars uninsured.
The herald., 1893-10-20

A full dressed doll gi7en with every pair of
shoes sold curing our openlrg week of the
Perfect Fitting shoe company, 122 sou h
Spring st.
The herald., 1893-10-20
ASPHALTE

hue ana 40 inait paints Az lutqusf .4h'e
metal pipes corrugated IRON aud u rooisat, ~ y
supe rior 10 anything on the mafEet and VIII
completely III The SIN all rust holes and craeK
1t will not crack or leave the metsl. ~ c b.
put on by cny one ana witt dry In Two hours.
II is the Lest covering fot roofs, iron sn:
shake, canvas. etc for bridges iron work and
fences boilers. smokestacks, etc. for covering
brick and concrete walls, interior OF csterns,
etc. In 5-gailon cans, or 10 gallon IL CARES,
SO cents per gallon. Apply to the
OIL BURNING AND SUPPLY CO
Sand 8 Burdiek block, cor. Sej ond a I'd . rirs
streets Los Angeles, Cal. 1c-l eod ia
The herald., 1893-10-20
PAINT.

A cneAp rnd our
ible preSersative
or wood, meiai.r
lDricK,and is u non.
|oxidizing pain c
that will stand the
fleets of ths
weather for years
without renewa h.
T. has no meta s oc
INJURIOUS com
pounds and noae
t the poisonous,
bad sm el,trg, b.
ulphide ofca bou
socJmmon y Il ei
IN the pre- para,ion
OF so-calied para
4 - .
The herald., 1893-10-20

Before breakfast Bromo-seltzer
Acts as a bracer-triai bottle 10 cts.
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Personals.

Miss Emma b. Miller of Bath is visiting
Miss A. l.. Lawrence.
Mr.. N. G. Wymsn Of Vassalboro WAS in
TOW Tuesday on his way to visit relatives
in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Gertrude Jones of Shepard & Nor
wells. Boston, is visiting her father L. A
I,n,s. proprietor of the store at Togus,
Jonn II. Ruth, one of the selectmep OF
r;,reus. was in the city Tuesday, having
business before the Governor and Council.
Mrs. Kirvin R. Hanks, Der little daueh-
ter. Leila, and her sister, Miss Lizzie
uo.har. went to the Lakeside campground,
Belgrade. Tuesdsy.
Mrs J, IL. Marley returned Tuesday
morning from Augusta to Small Point
She was accompanied by Miss Florence
Parrot. who will make her visit.
Lieut.. Chas. G.. Morton, Sixth United
State, Infantry. has arrived in town from
Fort Thomas, Kentucky. Mrs. Morton
stopped in Portland to spend few day.
with friends.
VIM. A. Webster Of Boston, was in TN
c;,y this week on his return from bango
~here he has been attending the reunion o
hi. regiment. Mr.. Webster formerly run
,., .,o,e in this city where be lived.
The Governor. Council and his stan
Hon. Seth Carter Of lewiston, Hon. A. n
Savage of Auburn, J. E. Moore, Esq., o.
Tbomas,on. Hon y. $. Sleeper OF saoaun'
.na Col, Alb. Neeiey Of Lewiston wer'
among those stopping at the Augusta hou''
Tue,day.
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GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL.
tuesday Forenoon Devoted to Hear
ing in Lowell Pardon Case.
e,,eu,i,e session 10 Aiss'nsss-Pssisisssrs
:. otss, Cases Given Lesye u uithSfas.


rss rantinaed session Of the Governol
..4 coaneil On Tass'isy forenoon Was De
.o,s,, to bearing upon the James N. Low
ell pardon ease.
lane. NJ. Lowell vas convicted in 1874
,,s. s.ar.er Of HE wife In 1871 and was
.a.,x.cs,, to be hanged. The sentence was
..s.eaaentiy committed 20 imprisonment
.,s,s The case vas peculiarly mys-
..,,oa. one and LoveiFs conviction Of
u,,,,sr in the drs degree satisfied only =
a. sr,ons. 10 vas brought shout BY the
,n. In, the Jury 90 bis trial we're obliged
:. sho,.s betseen such conviction or Also
late sequistal.
lie. Moore Esq Of Thomsston, Loweifs
.,,o,uev opened the case With the prosents-
,,oo n , .,atement BY Lowell, who claims
,,,, hi, wifi. death was purely accidental
:, hi, cart, although confessins that be was
the eauss.
uoa Seth Carter OF Lewiston p'ssen-
lad . % tition signed BY a large number Of
,ss soindle City's most prominent citizens.
us ,usl,zed this and told the Council
o,,h, pablie sentiment at and since the
tine Of the trial
He oeened the ease by calling on EE-
sso.,ar n. S. Sleeper Of SebAt,is all Col.
q yesley Of Lewiston, who both con-
ARMED his statements and added many de-
,.fI. Of the esse and trial.
rnp.1ai interest vas manifested by the
Council and the members asked number
Of questions.
HIM A. X. Savage Of Auburn closed
xs,b , review Of the evidence and q strong
.,zument for the pardon
The maximum sentence for granddaughter
1, 10 year. and Lowell has been in jail 10
vs.,, His counsel and friends claim he Is
univ guilty Of mansiaughter and As such
should nov be released.
Lowell was hard working truckman in
Le.i.toa IN the early seventies. He had
Int one serious fault, he would get drunk
OCCASIONALLY. and when in this condition
vas often qusrrelsome.
The facts Of the case a. brought out at
the trial -ere these The body of woman
"a. found 10 q clump Of bushes in 1874 on
the road from Lewiston to Greene. Al
though, oxing 10 the time which had evil
IDENTIFY elapse,i since death ensued, the body
va, unrecognizable yet by means OF the
dress. it va. positively identified as that Of
Mr., Moore who had been missing for three
years. and who was believed TO have
eIoped,
The government proved that the last time
.he had been seen alive was on Sunday
shen she had gone driving with her hus'
band. They bad been met by Mr. and
Mrs.. Tripp, with whom they talked, and by
other persons BY means of strong circum-
.tanrial evidence the prosecution convinced
thu Jury that her husband had been respon-
.ibl. for the xomans death. One strong
fact against him vas that he had circulated
story At the time that she bad eloped with
,,,, bad hsa, il,
H., tS,,,,darA
,h., h. an, h;s w;se
h.d both been drinking They began to
an. .,,,,,L -, ,r.b.d no,
an. g Ill.,. ,ra.,, and .,rik.
.,l go. ,,...,,.,t ,,,,. L,jI.d
,-,.f.. ,.,, than, t.. ,a,i.
,,ont u,1., ns
., t......,..,,.,, ,ha-on.,hly
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"Pt~sEE Bus Hl>rOBIC VIII WEST"
Major Gordon W. Lille, better known
to the world generally as Pswnee Bill, 10
SAID to be spoken Of and described thus by
the Kansas City papers
'Pawnee Bill 10 no myth. AS we out here
well Know he l. resolute, hustiing, de-
a'mined and ssillfal factor ia the settle
msnt of uklshems H. lived all his life
snong the men of the West. and has done
So MANY daring deeds for the benefit of ln-
olsh', whit. ,oneers ami The inhabitants
81 Seuthera Kansas. that b. hs eudesred
himself 10 them ard viii slway. be r, :
gsrded Is their best and most tru.,w ofthy
TREND Tits no WONDER. therefore. that
ais sao~ VAS greeted with vociferous
sheets and given a hearty welcome when il
CAME out here to stto-d II. taste of the
:. and now fast disapresring Wild
west He has great outfit
fs~aee Bill will be here Wednesday.
september 6th. and will give his Wild
west pNraie At 10 4. NJ. on the day of his
~fi'Si; his first performance at . P. NJ.
ana evening Performance nj 2. NJ.
Ne'aina, it is said, will Ne omitted from
'"''ef and he done at the other perfor-
"ahce- All the features advertised, the
management, says, will be seen: one ticket
ADMITS to ali children under nine will b.
charged ouly half price and there are seat.
Tor sVerybo.iv.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
lincoln.

Following are the real estate transfers in
Lincoln county for the week ending Ang
20, 1898.
AtxA-Hartley Averill 1t al to Nath- W. West
land 81 ~ etc 60
Ho,,rupAy-Lina IL. Hodgdon 10 susan n
Campbell, land as. John f. Reed 10 tngen'
A Reed. sdmnisiratos Of land aud buildings
al 10 .tr Eugene A Red, admin traitor Of, g
la. A. Reed. land and buildings, 500, .ia''
Reed TO Edw. 5. Bnrnham, lana ana oui uih4S
$50. :, -, .
DoorueAy BARHoR Jeremiah 7 BAKER &c
Harriet j. simerton, lsnd a d bniid hgs, -"
SEwcASraE--Sainu.l ID. Wyman 10 Lorina
bow, land, $3.50. ,o,,,.
WAInonoRo- Geo. x Boggs TO Joel sidehnge'
lsad, eco. L. H.,
WiIIrEFIELp- Chas. Dow to Solomon = Hop
hin. land and buildings, Sl.0o- solomon =. Hop
kins 10 Theodore A. kenney, land and buildings
al ca tie Fed Cnsnev to Augustus +. Cove
land snd bu,dngs. $3.50. 40. =.
Wi,rAssfr-W VIM. II. Scuthird TO ABBY !
s,,,,ha.d iand and bu Id ugs. Sigf; Geo Is. Rinr'
10 Mary h.. Rines land si.v1 etc
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-ectors Of the Oakland Ice Co.,
-ir last meeting Tuesday, when
ID up the business Of the company.
pany was organized In 1873, and
aiding In 1880. Three hundred
ire held and si6l6 per share was
Kimball, the excursion agent Of
lie Central, has planned another
ursion for which he 10 20 famous.
10 Quebec via the White Noun.
d takes place Friday, Sept. 20.
Re good to return In 70 days. This
Sbly be the grandess excussioa Of
>ser.
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ihe Best Sslse in the world for Cuts.
SS'uses. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
s' letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblsins,
,,e ms and all Skin Eruptioas. and posi-
!. s cares Piles, or no pay required. It
~ Guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
VIZ fof sale hs W. A. Erskine, Gardiner.
luly24eod&vfolrm
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trace Hamilton. formerly Of 81.
70, Augusta. arrived from Boston
az and 10 the guest Of Mrs. l.. ID.
q River avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-30

redricka Dearborn, who has been
er sister, Mrs. F. T. Bradstreet,
to her home in Brooklyn, N. u,
~.
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,hn Brookins and daughter. Miss
,okins, returned Wednesday from
slsnd, where they have been visit.
ii days.