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south Deer I.Is
The apple crop u better than common
about town. Potatoes are generally ANAL
and the crop abort, though sone report
good quality and quantity.
The norm part otths town j. largely
devoted 70 farming, and good market il
found for produce at the Landing, there
tore price at outside markets % not rule
here.
Rev. 81. & b Mason, the colored
preacher snc agent for he Southern edu-
cation roo city. preached here and at the
Landing sunday, 9ept. -. he lectared
at the Landing Monday evening also.
There 1.4 - number Of vacant
houses here the coming winter. Capt
GustsYu- and John Z. Kohb.nz. Hith their
famsl.es. have if, far Boston . here they
VIII pa.- The Xinter Capt Webb'- house
II closed most 81 the time, Mrs. Webb
belng away. r A. Pierce and family
intend to leave -Doa. and some others are
talking Of leaving. a. there j. ANAL pros
pect Of &ork here during the winter.
There r one new family Gustavu.
Mitchell having Taoeed INTO the house Of
the tate i. Il. ,a,' ger.
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In these times of business depression and failures money
talks in all purchases. We condition take advantage
OF conditions find them, and ready when we
make purchases buy cheaper consequently can sell
cheaper we have the money do with Most of com
pctors buy long credits and sell of profits they
bought the goods for Some who buy long credits can only
get goods which comparatively worthless trash We
have the choice Of the market You can draw YOUR inference
which place it is to your advantage to patronize.
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Castoa Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
Children 1t contains neither Opium, iIor pline
Narcotic substance 1t IS harmless substitute
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrup>, and Castor Oil
Pleasant. 1t, guarantee is thirty years by
Millions Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and alays
feyerishness. Castoria vomiting Sour Curd
cures Darrhea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and flat uency.
assmilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
is Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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anyone This stock comprises Brussels Tapestries Extra Supers
Cotton Chains Ocloth Smyrna and Japanese Rugs Matngs &C.
Carpet S0eepers, Innings, and carpet sundries.
Our Drapey department Cheneilc Lace OF Scms is the
largest of Boston.
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Castoria.

'Castori. is an excellent medicine for chill
trer. Mothers have repeatedly tod NE Of is
good effect upon their children.
DE- e. C. Os0ooD,
Lowell Mass
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One Of the leading wholesale merchants Of Bos-
ton visited while ago and remarked at the
markedly large assortment Of our Silk Department,
and pronounced il one Of the best he ever saw
We have always done large business in them,
and our aim is to continue to do 50. We have
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Fur capes viii take the lead a wrap for Fall and
Winter. We procured during the Summer
when Furrers were not busy. Ne had the selection
Of skins far superior to what can &c, now pro-
cured them cheaper consequently enabled to
sell them cheaper than our competitors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-10-11

style grade quality and color suitable for Dresses and Trim
mngs either silk Velvet Our prices night,
low they be bought.
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Dress trimmings
and Innings.

Anyone who buys dress Of Il
min9s, which are as important.
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"Castoria is the bes, remedy 70, children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day is no:
FAR distant v hr1 mothers viii consider the real
interest OF their children, and use Castoria in
stead OF the VARIOUS uack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other huriful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
,hem 10 premature graves
Dr. J. F KIycHHos,
Conway, Ark
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made prices 50
low grades Of 6
goods. we have.
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CaStOria.

''Castoria is so well adapted 70 children that
recommend it ar superior 70 any prescription
known 70 me"
Il A. ARCHER, " D.,
Il, So Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. Y
Our physicians in the chidrea's depart
u1ent have spoken highly OF their expert
eloe in their outside practice with Castoria
and although We only have among or
medical supplies wha, is known as resu.a.
products, ye. we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won US to look with
favor upon il
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPESsAaY,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
urrav S6reet New York Citv
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement ana
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, viii attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy. Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efFectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them aud it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale BY all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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THE COURTS.

Cases on Trial Yesterday-New Suits
Filed.
Judge CLARK was occupied yesterday
in the further hearing of the Bryant
damage suit. No testimony of any
great Importance was adduced, most of
the day being taken up in hearing ex-
pert testimony. The experts examined
yesterday were Doctors Boyd and Har-
rison.
Judge York yesterday morning sus.
tanned the demurrer of Mrs. A. E. Mans
fed and John Mansfield to the COM
plant in the case OF the Farmers and
Merchants bank vs. A E. Man field ct
AL, 10 days being allowed to plaintiff in
which to amend.
In the case OF Cecilia White va. Ed
mund @. Glidden ct al, an action to
foreclose a mortgage on ILL acres of
land in section 2. T. S., r. IL W., for
$4l45. 20, and interest, Judge Shaw yes
terday ordered decree for the plaintiff,
with stay OF proceedings for 10 days.
NEW SUITS ON FILE.
Preliminary papers in the following
cases we're filed yesterday with the
county clerk
Metropolitan Loan Association We.
Edgar Moore ct al. Suit to foreclose a
III rtgage.
w, H. Davis We. l.. ]. Overton. Suit
to recover $1,000 alleged due on note.
w. G. Weaver va. w. II. Junger OF al.
Suit to obtain execution of contract.
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is Baquille, wild turkey fro@ Qua.
tenn la, and owned by Charles Menr of
Los Angeles.
A partial list OF the awards and points
scored is as follows:
BLACK LEeHoRNs.
Hens--Ffeocl Bros. OF Stockton, fret,
3d. and second 03
Pullets-First, same party, SO.
Cock-French Bios, fret, 93.
Cockerel-Bren Bros, first, 90.
BAN1AMs.
Hene-silver Duck Wings, A. S. Still
we'll, 6rst, "a; second, 9l1a.
Cock--Same, 81 %.
Cockerel--Goldsn Dack Wing, Game
Bantam, 80.
LIGHT BRAHMAs.
Cock--J. 9. Stsdman, second, 91L !;
Oakland farm, Mass., first, 90.
Cockerei--Oakland fern. Erst, "a; E.
Hupson, Indiana, second, 93M.
Hem. @. Stedman fret, 95; Oak
land farm, second, SO.
Pullet--J. G. Stedman, first, 96; E.
Hupaon, second, 941E.
WHITE CRESTED BLACK POLISH.
]. F. White, Alhambra-C ockerel,
nrst, 931a; puilet, second, 80; pullet,
9l1a.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Cock-Firat, 9O1s, A. 3. Power, o bed.
Hen-First, 921a. @. L. Paul.
Pen-First, G. T. Paul.
SILVER srANeLED HAM3URas.
Charles Shaffer-Hen, first, 921S hen,
second, 81 u cock, second.
A. Armstrong, secretary of the Peta-
luna Poultry association, exhibits Buff
Eeghorns, probably among the best ever
shown on this coast. The same may
also be said of Mr.. w. U. Masters fine
showing of the same breed.
At the gratuitous distribution OF thor
bred fowls, the following numbers won
pairs of birds. seven pairs being awarded !:
No. 215-Pair OF Black Minorcas, do
mated by A. E. Pamer & Co. of Obed.
No. 2498-Pair of White Leghorns, do.
mated by h. @. Drous of Los Angeles.
No. 2006-Pair OF Buff Cochins, by B.
Pierson OF Los Angeles.
No. 2303-Two Dark Brahma pullets,
donated by F. j. Bentha of Los Angeles.
No. 2U45--Pair of Guinea fowls, do
mated by A. E. Power & Co. of Obed,
Los Angeles county.
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GROWERS AND CACNERS
-----.--
The Nsny Exhibits at the
Poultry Show.
List of Owners Of PIKE Winning
Birds.
xb1 Tir.t Day OF Very Succssaful
Eehlbition - Big Fowls and
Lntie. Of All Colors
Except Green.

Tire IN annual poultry show OF th g
LIE Angeles Poultry association WIS
opened to this public Yesterday after.
noon at Music hal. 1t Is the best show
OF the kind that has ever been held
in 5 uthsrn California, and even on
the coast. All classes are complete and
unueually dns varieties are to be seen.
IRE committee was busy all of yes
tsrdsy judging the birds, and did not
finish oy evening, but will reoume this
morning.
In the fret aisle are shown the Buff
Laghorns, White Leghorns and Buff
Cochins. Among the principal exhib
itors OF the first variety are w. o. Moore
of MERGED and Mrs. F. D. Post OF Gar
vsnza One Of the beat pens in the en-
tire show is that of the Oakland farm of
Taunton, Mass. Ithas been entered Tor
ill prizes, both singles, in pairs and col
lectively. The birds are highly reared,
and have the thoroughbred short back
end heavily feathered feet and legs.
These birds will probably remain in
Southern California, as several persona
have made bids for the lot. At the lower
emo OF tne aisle are beVerai icTso pens VI
White Leghorps. This class is the most
active OF chicks, and run about the
cages at the slightest provocation.
In the second aisle are found the
Brown and Black LeRhorn classes.
Prominent among the exhibitors are
Geo. h. Gaze, L. LeMars, j. t. Will
liams, Ioe Angeles; Frank Ross and
Frank Bush of Santa Rosa and French
Bros. OF Stockton, who show over 200
Brown Leghorns. There is also line
of coops containing fine Plymouth Rock
birds by j. d. Nash & Son of Pasadena
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At the lower end of the aisle, on the
right-hand eide, are two coope of Blue
Andalusians exhibited by French Bros.
OF Stockton. These are the only birds
of this class at the show and are very
rare in Southern California. The cocks
are proud looking fellows, with high
carriage and flowing tails. The lower
part of the body ia dark gray. with a
tinqe Of blue, while the the tops are OF
black with white spots. The birds are
OF the Spanish sport and are active and
good egg producers.
In the third aisle are a large number
OF the Plymouth Rock class. The White
faced Black Spanish fowls in the coops
at the corner attract much attention.
TheBe birds are of the Mediterranean
breed and are noted for the large guam
tity OF eggs they produce. They are ex-
hibited by Mr.. Robert A. Rowan of Pas
adena, who is perhaps the most extern
sive breeder of this class of fowl on the
coast.
In order to cater to the general de-
mand for "buffs," the Wyandotte class
was bred so as to produce this color with
the result that Buff Wysndottes are rec
ognlzed as one of the varieties. F. M.
Reed of Anderson, Colonel and A. W.
Beesy of Orange are the principal exhib-
itors of this class.
Next in numerical strength to the Leg
horn class come the Plymouth Rocks.
The general, all.around substantial
quality of this bird is well known, and
it is now bred to perfection in Southern
California. The exhibitors are A. E.
Power of Obed, III. O. braves, f. d.
Paul OF Los Angeles, and ]. III. Outh-
waite of Sierra Msdre. Frank Bush OF
Sonoma is about the only Northern ex-
hibitor of the Plymouth Rock class at
the present sshow. Barred P.ymouths
are also represented. and are at the end
of the third aisle.
The Silver Wyandottes ere well repre-
sented. This class is supposed to have
originally come from Michigan aud out
of the Dark Brahma and Silver Span
gled Ham burga. The Southern Califor-
mia breed compares favorably with the
birds raised in other localities. F. NJ.
Reed of Anderson, Shasta county, and
Geo. Pomeroy are large exhibitors. s. Ty-
Ter OF Pasadena and one Of the judges also
has uome birds OF this variety ON ex-
hibition. Golden Wyandottes are shown
by +. NJ. Reed and S. Tyler. Mrs. At
kinsoR OF Gardena shows some fine
White Wyandottes. as does John f.
White OF ALEXANDRA and the Pasadena
Poultry company of Pasadena.
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At the southwest corner are some fine
Buff Cochins and Bantams, shown by
Mr.. Althousen. These birdie are all
high scorers and the collection 10 very
fine.
In the gallery the most notable ex-
hibit ia that of A. K. Power & Co. OF
Obed, which consists OF Guinea fowls,
Plymouth Rocks, Black Minorcas, Pea
fowls and turkeys. White Minorcas
and White Cochins are shown by @. NJ.
Heintz, Mrs. Preston of Downey and
DR.. Whittlesey and French Bros. Of
Stockton.
Frank Rush OF Santa Rosa and A. F.
Olmstead show Pekin ducks.
A pair OF Toulouse geese is shown by
VIM. Niles d Co.. who also have some
White Plymouth Rocks and Golden Wv
audottes. Mrs. F. d. Post and A. E
Power & Co. show Eapons and the
former fine lot OF Buff Leghorns.
Out in a coop at the end of the bal
cony are some Black Breasted Game
Bantams exhibited by a. W. Bressy,
while across the hall is another coop
containing Silver Seabrights, owned by
@. 7. Paul.
Some fine displays of pigeons are made
by S. Tyler OF Pasadena and a. W.
Bressey OF Orange, the white fan tails
being OF high order. A. S. Gutherie
shows game Bantams and E. ]. Ladd OF
Portland fine Buff Cochin Bantams.
c. NJ. Heintz, L. Z. Mendible and @.
Woods show fine game birds.
Woodruff Bros. of Stockton have
large exhibit OF Black Breasted Red
Cameo.
In the pigeon class Master Leonard
Paul shows some Jacobins, and Guinea
pigs ALEC.
The other boy exhibitors in this class
are 0. L. zahn and NJ. A Casenove.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Severance has display o.
fine Buff Cochin cocks recently i'm
ported from Philadelphia.
Another cufious bird in the gallery
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Petty Onsnders " ho Got Into the Tolls
Yesterday.

Petty Offenders " no Got Into the Tolls
Yesterday.
George Remington, charged on COM
plant OF Detective Bosqui with
dcirsuding the Holienbeck hotel,
was srraigued in the police
court yesterday and his trial
was get for the Oath instant. He was
represented by five attorneys.
Jose Gonzales was discharged from
custody, having been charged with ex-
hibiting deadly weapon.
Fred Dern wac srrigned on charge of
forging the name OF Albert Duffill OF
West Adams street. He was held for
examination, which will take place to-
day in Judge Austin's room.
Henry Williams, alias King. colored,
wa sgain arrested yesterday for petty
larceny. He was held to answer.
A. 5. Myers. Jake Kids, Charles Nc
CONF and j. r. sullivan failed to an
aver on charges OF drunkenness and
their cash bail was applied.
Joe Chambers trial on q charge OF
vsgrsncy will be hoard next Friday.
His bail WAS fixed at $500.
Tom She Bin. Chinese doctor,
pleaded guilty to practicing medicine
without a license and was fined $50,
which he paid.
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Norwalk are the two exhibitors in this
claes.
In the third aisle are large number
OF Plymouth Rocks, exhibited by e.
W. Iighe OF Ventura.
About the most curious birds In the
whole chow. however, are exhibited by
Paul Corril OF this CITY
Tkev are called Frizzles and are
worthy OF the name. Their character
istic ia that their feathers turn the
wrong way and are irizzied up, impart-
ing very iorlorn and woe begone ap
pesrance to the birds. The variety is
bred extensively in England but lie COM
paratively new in this country.
BY the side OF these oddities are sev
eral coops of tine Houdsn class. the
fayorite fowl OF France. They resemble
the Black Polish variety, but are OF
quite different sort John B. O,cese
OF MERGED and q. w. Tighe OF Ventura
are the principal exhibitors of the Hou
dan class.
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The largest class display is of Leg
horns. This class was originally i'm
ported from Italy in 1870, and has all
the life and activity characteristic OF
the Mediterranean breeds. 1t has be-
come decidedly Americanized and is to
be found everywhere. The principal
exhibitors are H. @. Graves, John
@. Stedman, s. H. Olmstead,
who has fine ranch at Artesia, of Los
Angeles Frank Ross, Frank Brush and
Ed Ellis of Santa Rosa and II. W.
Hynes of Pasadena.
The Light Brahmas, which are about
the largest and heaviest OF the lot, are
shown in the last row next to the south
wall. They are an Asiatic fowl and are
well adapted to the climate, bat require
considerable shade. OF this class there
are over so birds shown. The exhibit
ors are John @. Stedman OF Los Angeles,
g. W. Tiqhe of Ventura, H. L. Lattey
OF Redondo, ]. B. Alcese of MERGED,
Oakland farm of Taunton, Mass. and
E. H. Epson OF Willmot, Ind.
The Buff Brahmas are also exhibited
here by Mrs. E. E. Purdy of Lawrence,
CAL, who values her pen at high fig.
ure.
Mr.. F. J. Bentler of Los Angeles
shows the only Dark Brahams in the
hall. HIS birds score very high, and he
has invited the northern breeders down
to compete but has received no response
from them.
In the next to the last aisle are the
Indian games. These fowls are much
admired, as is usual with poultry shows,
and opinions regarding the respective
merits of the birds are as numerous as
various.
Charles Sewell OF Ventura and John
F. White of Alhambra show some fine
birds in this class. as do George H. Case,
A. s. Gutherie, H. T. Rudisill. DR..
Wing Of Los Angeles; W. O. Moore,
MERGED; French Bros. Stockton.
The long, slim build of the games be-
tokens much strength and a general
adaptation to "scrap." Several va
rieties are shown. Mr.. Ladd of Port
land. Ore, also shows in this aisle some
fine looking Black Langshans.
In row OF coops to the left of the en-
trance is trio of Dorkings, exhibited
by Francis Beckwith of Pasadena.
George H. Case and II. Rudisill of
Los Angeles have some Red Caps in the
same row. This class of birds is from
Derbyshire, their characteristics being
the fAttened comb, which covers the
head instead OF narrow strip OF flesh,
which is the usual Uranium ornament.
Mr.. Charles Schaffer of Wells, Fargo
has some white crested black Polish
silver spangled Hamburgs, their
heads being covered with tuft or wig
OF white feathers.
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vANIER BADLY INJURED
AN OLD MAN ASSAULTED LAST
NIGHT.
william Rorb, One of tn. ASSISTANTS,
Thought to re n Orook-tt Was
Very Mysterious
Affair.

A mysterious affair took place at s
o'clocK last night in the restaurant OF
George Lacour, corner Los Angeles and
Arcadia streets. An old man named
Vanier, Spring-street tailor, was bru-
tally assaulted by an unknown man.
His injuries are very serious.
A number of persons were sitting in
the private rooms. Adjoining the room
occupied by Vanier and his friends,
Charles French and Frank Turner, were
a crowd OF seven. some OF whom were
linking heavily.
Fer what reason no one knows, Will
liam Korb, one OF the sc en-, approached
Turner and began quarrel. When
French inquired az to what Was the
matter. Korb struck French in the
mouth, knocking him against the wall.
In the melee which followed the old
gentleman, Vanier. was struck on the
head with heavy dish. Several bad cuts
were made and blood flowed freely from
the wounds. Great spots OF blood were
about the wall, showing the blow to
have been hard one.
Vanier was taken TO room and DR..
Choate summoned. He pronounced the
wound serious one, as the injured man
lie very aged. The surgeon extracted
pieces of the plate from Vanier's skull.
Immediately after the row French
complained to Officer Robbins, who ar
rested Korb and took him to the police
station. On beaing searched by Detec-
tive Goodman two gold-flled watches
and other articles were found upon
him. One of the watches was found in
his hat. The police think they were
stolen.
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The county midwinter fair finance
committee M abe short canvass of the
city yesterday and succeeded in raising
$G50 in the following amounts: M. A.
Newmark, 500; Unon Hardware COM
pany, 800; Hsas-Baruch company. 500 /;
Los Angeles Furniture company, 500 !;
Atlas Mill company, s25; John Schu-
macher, $25; Banning Bros, $3.50.