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ESQ. GABLES MARRIAGE CEREMONY

E>tl. IA DIE > mAhhiANE EhEhON
You bromish now, you goot man dare,
Not stands upon the rloor,
To hab dis woman for your wife,
And Tub her ebcrmore:
To feed her well wild sourcrou,,
Beans, Nuitermilk, and cheese
And in all iings to lcud your aid
Dat will promote her ease.
Yes, aud you woman sisniIn dare
DO pledge your word, dish day,
Dat you will take yonr husband,
Dis man, ant him obey;
Dat you viii pet, and poard with hun
Wash iron and ment his cioas-
Lstf ven he smiles, weep ven be sighs--
And share his choys and woes.
Veil, den, now, yidin desc walls,
Nid Joy, and not yid kriei,
pronounce you bo,e to be Won mind,
Won name, won man. Won beet;
! pooblish, nov, desc sacret bants,
Desc matrimonial ties,
Before mine wife, Got, hate, and Poll,
And all desc gazing eyes.
And, as DC sacred scriptures say,
Vat Got unIles together
Let no man dare asunder put
Let no man re ten sever
And you, Bridegroom dare, here you stop,
III not let 90 your collar
Before YOU answer me dis ting,
Dat lsh- LGre ish mine dollar
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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable AnlI.lSiIlosis Pills,
Afe ne Cheapest ahd mosl approved Fam.
lily Medicine ever offered 10 The Pubic.

lily Medicine ever offered 10 The Pubic.
hey b. slfetnely mid IN their og@ ration
neither ca0>-ag ~, kucss Of the siou.ac b, nor
any unpleasant SENSATION 10 the " Stem, as
- too iwquenils the ,,sult from medicine.
gwen 10 ac' upon the boW-ta 1hst act spc.
officially upon the Liver, @hcn ~ tarpd
condition, carrying al large quanlr, II
bile, through the luilucncc OF the eAeefnen.|
Junction, ~hleh, tis0lkfcsl 10 rematt 10 the
system, would produce c,lhcr Jat6sitcr, l.l.|
sef Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever and|
Aguc, % some other gurVoua bodlit aiihc ;.
ton. In all eases u totpor If tie b1u Z 3
they Get like a charm. la rcccni as.'s. \
Dyspepsia, they arc = ccch much beneiIifd,
fsEsprfal perfectly cured 10 Tea We IS
by their use. They arr highly recommend
81 as preventative aud cure 81 Bllious CEN
plants Persons aho are subject T. 'haI
distressing complaint, sea sickness, by iaA
lng a potion or tao OF them tea daS pre-
yluus to eubarking gu board The vessel, VII
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SICKNESS. 1t IS from neglect ol keeping
a regular pcrlstaliIc action OF the. saom91
and bowels, thus suffering to be- .--.ss.sa'
and MINGLED anh tic blood, uuassimta'
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but the very high reputation Dr.. +. has a
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those Wishing to make a tunl Of thcIr '
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DR.. y. having been educated under
i most eminent American aud European wei
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many years IN the Suuth, where diseases
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= slders himself well qualified to Judge on
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Each box contains forty Pills, fnee %
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are soid
Charlotte by Smith n Williams; - N
cord by +. 3. Barrngcr, aud IN SsA>oO
by John Mutphey, whore numerous cef'
Gates q their cfTicac, can be seen.
los. PRlESTLl PETERS
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E<OOI, at This.

TNNHE Subscriber Informs the Citizens Of
d Charlotte, and the p-blc Generally,
tina, he still keeps Up the OMNIBUS con-
Germ for the purpose Of conveying persons
from Charlotte to any VI the neighbonng
towns. lie also keeps neat aud easy nd
ing JUMPER for the same purpose. Tie
also keep, fae 'Iding horses. All OF which
will be hired out on as reasonable terms as
possible. First rate drivers IN all CASE.
Jqiy y, 1886. h. T. Boy u
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Memory OF WasEington !,

TnSIlL Subscriber having been appointed In.
IL Agent 10 receive the contributions OF hi.
Citizens OF Meeklenburg County, towards the ersr
ton OF the contemplated National Monuniep, !,
the Memory OF Warrington, respectfully inform.
the People Of the County that they will he calI,d
upon in a short time. either BY himself or his n
thorizod deputy, for such sums as they ina,
think proper To subscribe 10 the object. No midi
yidual will be allowed TO give more than one Dol.
lar on his or her own account, but any emaLr
sun will be received heads OF families. howeye,
will have the privilege o. giving what they pl, az,
on account Of all the members Of THEN housebolds
The names Of all the contributors III BE- cafefly
registered in a book. which book will be sen, d
Washington city TO be enclosed, with others, i,
the Monument, to he preserved TO future ages
jos MeCoNNAUGHEy, SAeriH
jane n, 1896. 97,f
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S,,eriiIs Notice.

A LII those who have not paid their tax
n es for the years 1888, 1884 and 1885,
are requested TO come forward on or before
the October Court, and settle, or they NAV
expect them collected with cost, without
favor or affection.
J. MeCONNAUGHEY, Sherig.
Oct. 6. 1886. l43t
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ANIil9
D..l 49,, ,u tuiifC. - AXE The buuehs
or iwigs ot common cedar, t'hc~c bouIhs
having the most berries are to BE- preferred
pack them in an iron pot or boiler as close
IN ~ YOU can-hll the vessel with water,
and boil Il moderately until abou, halt the
quantity of water Is boiled a~ay-lheu LEI
Il stand one hour to cool. Give one quart
Of the lea by drcnch,ng the sick aumal as
we do a sick horst --rcpoat the dose every
half hour until II operates. have ttted
this remedy Tor the above disease, and with
confidence recommend It TO the citizens ot
Virginia where the cattle are SUBJECT TO w.
Il operates rs a very powerful dureilc as
well q. calhnrtlc, have relieved horses
of violent attacks Of struguary by ,bls &c.
dlr tea, when every other remedy had iatl
ed. H. H.
! TotqE, ont lion H9llis Hold the iron mould
over the fumes OF yoing water for sotne umc, ibeI
1 pour an the spot ItIs juire Of sorrr md it'l'
1 salt. ard when the cloth has thoroughly ubibc'
I the fuier. wash II ia les.
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Of Marias. Mr.. Smith found GU, what was
meant by something hollow He took
up his hat, bud good evening" and that
was the last Maria saw of her lover.
The old fusty fellow am glad he's
gone, said Maria, tossing her head direct
Is n. n. E.-[N y. Herald.
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ES ENAINlNG IN the Post Once at Charlo,,,,
Z D OF the lst Of October, 1886
A-Mary Abigail Alexander, W NJ. Andrews
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NOTICE.

w McFEAT, VII make and repair
w. any kind al Cabinet furniture at
Col. Nichols old Stand.
Oct. ), 1885. ltif
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To rsmors spots Of lax from Linen
Take a mould CATTLE or some pure tallow,
melt i, and dip the spet,ed part of linen 10
the melted tallow, then put i, into the wash,
when i, viii become perfectly white. This
is gwen from experience,
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LOST.

In Charlotte, on the 9TH instant, Due
III BIZ on DR.. Longstaf, payable TO the
subscriber, for SO 30 ANY person find
ING the same, and returning i to me or TO
S. Nowlan, shall be suitably rewarded.
VIM. ROBERTS.
Oct. S, 1886. TIC
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Of Marias. Mr.. Smith found gu, what was
mean, by something hollow He took
up his hat, bad good evening" and that
was the last Maria saw of her lover.
The old fusty fellow am glad he's
gone, said Maria, tossing her head direct.
Is n. n. E. n. J. Herald.
lothian Dobbs was engaged in certain
town as schoolmaster, and came recon-.
mended by his minister. Ills agreement
with the Committee was, that he should re-
ceiye five hundred dollars year, and It he
gave perfect satisfaction, he should receive
two hundred more. OF course, at the end
Of the time he did not sur (~hy should
he have done SO, when II would have cost
the town two hundred dollars , and he was
| furnished with leave Of absence. lothian
could swallow any thing IN reason, bu, this
was TOO bad. opacity hun, they promised
a recommendation Of good behaviour and
/ first rate qualifications as schoolmaster,
and OF their perfect satisfaction with him.
lothian was satisfied with The bargain, and
the recommendation was given. lothian
saw that all was right. and then squaring
up to the Committee, he said" I'll Just
thank ~ for tiro hundred dollars, accord.
ing 10 agreement, for Ire got your certif.
cate to Il IA my pocket The Committee
were beaten, aud had TO settle with lothian
on ms own terms.
In city well known to every body, II
they can find out the name poeical gr.
MUS vas handed up before police magls.
,rate for kissing a girl aud kicking up a
dust, and the following interesting peoIlcal
dialogue ensued.
Mag.-ls your name John jay
Pns.-les, Your honor, 50 the people
say.
Mag.-Was II YOU that kissed The glfl
and raised the alarm
Prs.-les, your honour, but thought
1t vas no harm.
Mag.-iou rascal did YOU come here
70 make rhy mesl
Prs.-No, Your honor, but il all hap.
pen 50 sometimes.
Mag.-Be of you scamp-get on, Of my
SIGHT.
Pus.-Tbank'e, ,our honor, then I'll bad
you good night.--t 'nIo1.
4 short story told BY Dir. HgtheTs-
Ny friend and my seii whcn IN D,vunshlrr,
were visiting an acquaintance Who had a
daughter, not remarkable either for her " !, j.,
beauty or accomplishments. She he'd pas
sou the grand clmacterlc, AID vas CERTAIN.
Is on the aanc, hot her heart hud l,st none
Of the susceptibility 70 Ia grand pdsaoA. -
She had for ten wears tepn Conspicuous
iur her dress, slrs, aud beau caiehrr~,
but alas she had tolrd ail night, at balls,
routes, and leyres, bat had caugh, 10 Jeau
Beng a. VAN As she ~As simple, ae thDught
her iar game tor QUIZ. /" MISS LucruIa
ENra,' said !, lave sou ever heard OF
the late act If Parliament by which all Ia
dies With small mouihs shall h. allowed TO
marry two husbands ? W SIR. SAID she
4 (scrurtHc rp her mouth info pack,rl - hat
a curious law You are wreag, Edward.
said ny friend 10 ne, those LADIES' Nth
large mouths are to lie allowed two bus,
bands " H. M 20 exclaimed she, lopcn.
ing her mouth as bis as backeI,j sha,
curious law
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81 3Sk 6 OFF.

TIE Double ticket is 4 trick Of the Wing party. It's
not suited 10 the frank, open, aboye-board character OF
Eicriaia. II is worse than any thing which tie " hi9s
have hitherto ascribeG TO y. York. There IS non-chil'-
initial. management, fraud stamped upon the very face
Of it,. Mas there no other way TO beat the Magician:.-
Must lhcv resort 10 i device. which the creates! IN
,ricner OF New York would scruplc to employ: but
will the trick take: Are the people OF Virginia S" gu!-
lible as to swallow il? See the game in Massachusetts.
Under a fear, that Mr.. Van Buren, vii! beat Gen. liar
rison, ard under the belief, too, that W. could beat
him, the " higs arc running a ticket under MS name
and rs soon as they clr.y it, they will turn ever me Foles
Of the State 20 Harrison.
How is il in Virginia; They are now running " me
as well as Harrison, against Van Buren,, being sure that
Y. &. could beat Harrison single .handed. They run W:
rs 4 blind TO conceal from SINE OF the voters their real
intention. They are trying 10 deprive Y. Is. nj votes
which! They are certain he would gel against llaFriso;--
aad if they can ti'as carry the 'ickrt"y " me- 5 woes as
we'll AS Harrison 5. they will then turn over the vale OF
Eirr;nia 10 General Harrison. The harriSonitcs bait
their trap in some counties with Wlite-in others, they
halt indiscrininatcly with both candidates.. Arc the no.
nest neopls of The Slate such simple souls, as TO be taken
IN hv sucb 7 trick? The Wings are now perfectly aware,
thai, " hi,c canuo, be eiected-that all The votes thrown
,wav unon him, ale either taken from '. Is or given 10
Harfison-,hat Harrison is their only toriorn hope,-aho
that if they cannot do better, they Will carry the eiec!loh
10 the House, and there take the chances. AND yet, inc
Eastern cilizens of Virginia. and Georgia, ana ~ oar"c
lima, are to be choused out OF their votes oy ne .a.'I V,
White-Nay, even in Tennessee, II is salo oy 'he ias'
Nashville Union, that some of Whites Electors are play
ing the same game.
The Address Of the Van Buren, Committee OF ms
City appears in to-day's paper. 1t shows the true ques.
ton ncic at issue-Fan Barren or Harrison -strps on
the mask which now conccals the double tickct-and
calls the People to turn out 10 the Polls. All we have
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ALABAMA AND GEORGIA-safe.
E1tracts Of letters from .~4IaLama, Oct. Is, 1885,

E1traets Of letters from ~.4laJama, O1. Is, 1886.
. On my way to this point made enquiries from the
most authentic sources in every county OF Alabama,
through which | passed, concerning the strength of Van
Buren,. | have no doubt Of his receiving the electoral
vote OF this State by a majority Of severa! thousand, pro.
vided our friends wI! attend al the polls in November
The Republicans of the S~oulhwcst will not be p:""'rai.
"a! by the secession from their ranks OF Z &c" va" arr
lIeacneEously avo"iny that they are " 'i;e L"3"" "'cE
" hen The cases OF sI":l men are examined "Hi ii'irT'
stood, thry are !oaml generally TO DC either III iav"7 "a .i'
s%c'shaTtfrc q lie Bank o.. the L. 5. q! rose yt's .! Gay
or Harrison: nr Cailnnu, % hostile l., jackson, 1rcauS'
il2II hopes 81 n.:cr have :,3t Lccn !ra',ir:. Il" nun
Der Of lhesc d"s",lr!s i: small. f"u nag rest assured:
that .Ailtll:g VIII giYr her 81 zen yolra IL Tie ~Ala-:ciha.
on the first WcdncsGiy al December. ~ "i'aE i!r
!iIr OF Tennessee, Srn'h Of It, the Inrjir.t'S &! I"a
b"rcr VII! he very heavy, umLrss he planters, c"=ag"d
rs iii"y are "it!i iirir Cvltcn crops, shI! :ttila:a at home
Instead 81 attending uppn the ba!tr. LoX.
=! was IL .i,iirdleviiic, ii Georgia, on III" day OF
Tie general circii"n. There, al head quarters, | aacrT-
tain"d th1t 4 lcud had broken out amongst oar friends:
ard that they were not working together iur the goo! Vi
the nmtnUn Cause. But, have strong hopes tia! this
family quarrel will be adjusted a~;nicabiy. 4 majGiiry al
tic voters in Georgia are IN favor Of ~" measures Il! The
present Administration Of ou7 Federal Government. i
lnal4rlty vi them ar" unaffected b. Tie ISLANDERS which
have been circulated against Van Barren. and Il majority
o! them CiSNri!rye The iurputalioaj winch nar" nrc:
made upon the opinions oI the Vice President, on the
grca! questions OF slavery and abolition. They believe
sincerely, that he will be with tim South On these lr";Cs.
ana ttal he will exercise all his oi!ciai and private IN.
i!ucnce To put down such DEMONS is IappaiL, Garrison:
and their followers.
" Tie supporters of Juire White in Georgia care 40.
thing about him. They feel no admiration for his talents
his public SERVERS nr his PERSONAL 1ll!l;ics-but thro
hi:i they are srcn!!I ~ control lie STATE tt"rcrnmcnl-
10 secure lis oi!crs, aud 10 uiitc "ilh Trnarsscc and
other States III an ritrctual opposition 10 an Buren, 5
Administration. Such are the views "t the Personal
friends Of Mr.. Calhoun, and such ITO doubt are The feel
lngs Of that - c!IiclluIn Himself.
" There is not u candid and enlightened supporter %!
Judge white, either IN AiaJauia or Georgia, wIO will
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CENTRAL COIRSE-.A Be- aiimOrc.

OIsl tINH'S
We have not lost sigh, OF the Tnrf-but the Prcsiden.
tial contest has oulslripped them far The present. "e
shall make up on. lec"ay, and make 4 summary, when
tm. Political race is oTcr)
In the mean TING we have 10 state, TINT on the Is! day
u,on The Central Course. !6r three years old colts and
filics. , mile heats. $50 fprtcit, Gen. EnoTys Lady
Clifton heat Ir. Jarics VI. Sciden's c,. C. BY Sir Charles,
and Can't. Stockton'sb b. c Cumberland By Sta!-lhe ist
heat i dead one, between til" Charles Col, and Curlhe',
Iana-Tke Oh. C. won tho 3i-and Lady Clifton The :
last.
"a Day-for the Craig Plate, value $500, ? mile heats
Vim. K .Enfnson's b. t. Gabrielle by SIR Charles beat
Garr:son's Virginia Graves, and Stockton Monmouth;
"a b.autjful Tacc-Monmouth beat the lst hcat-and
Gauricila the , last.
Ed Dap-Proplictor's Purse. $50, three mile heats
won hv j. n. Sr!den's b. h. Eatic:c in ) heats.
F1oRIpa-The Jacksonville Courier Of the iNh
states, ,ha, the de,achinenls Of Tennessee Volunteers
have killed struggling Indians, TO the number OF III
The general impression was, that the hammocss aho
swan,ps would afford no safe refuge to the Indians
AGAINST the Tenncssecans. Gen. Call was ssi!l al t OIL
Drane, short of forage and provisions. a Supplies must
soon reach him. General Jesup valves the command;
The Governor has it-and has placed Jesup at the heao
of the 500 Regulars, and 600 Greeks. They lett tampa
on the o5,h ult., and are supposed to be Oh the On'tha,
chucy.-It is supposed, the Seminoles have concentrated
their forces, and are probably in council consulting whe-
ther to Weld or fight 10 the last man.
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Tie MilicGgcv:!le STANDARD OF the l$th states, that B
l.. Lester, the author Of the statement, that judge
White walked arm in arm with Il free negro To il" polls,
is 4 iuan Of grr4. rrSpectah!ity-5n uPpr"h"r'6s = that
he was deceived in the person OF Judge White, and tia,
his statement is erroneous. The certificates Of Gel. An
G"rspn, tMc opponent Of Col. Williams, at the erection
referred 10. ana Of several citizens of, and old residents
in Knoxville. where the election was held. sufficiently
prove, sc think, that the fact cannot be as stated b. Sir.
lester
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DEATHS

DILL, r 1c-;:y rTcricc, The ilIh ius'rn,, al his residence a. Ay-
icilis. kinS William CUuuiy, Virginia, atcr 81 ilr"ss pf eight days,
Caps. WILLIAM EcHcAH: formerly -: ashincton CITY, IN the 18th
yc"f o. ~ r%", irhrIns i "Hr Md @IM= ca!h:cn, and many friends,
10 mourn then hrepIfnU!n ln,S-iayi. DunrnL " IL we'll known tG
i A:.e rr1r1cf OF the ;!pocra7nsca! ffa:crntr. Of "hieh h" "Gs q
mos. ir-rc".njiG, rIhcIrnt and esIcrIn"l meialcr. He was II ono
time tie publisher II: he Nc.ioca. JGGrpal, and enjoyed The WARM
confidence Gri TrsatI 81 The c:tizcas oil he Metropolis, having been
tor i succession Of yrGES a nr>t u>"IGi lG .OpuihE rIsAbeT o.! The
City Councils. II. rs Transaction. win hi- fe,ip" nr"u, no was
s"rupGIoG.ly coTfec:i anL. he's c;cc :" he grave With a character
Jri.ht iluIl .h.. cGEsI.!,es I claim 10 The ''nOEiest ~ oTk OF God, sr
homes, naa., liz tie domestic circle, .ns;c his unexpected death
Ia. prodacrGa rvr! go pnmf.E. IN was all thit affection cculd desire
-u.IG AM :=rir. WITH. heart eNPGnEnI. with charity nd love 10
al! rra..A. III" !r4rh at su"b a trnT. nml sGch Il CITIZEN. Is u pup
Ii. cala.:i,,; bmt 10 his beloved tr'.Il. !. i~a Jersnrefsert for which
:hc VOICE " sympathetic iftcrI-np Iaa sic: 20 consolation Inc
..,-.s ,,,cr II ria, rur,u,ro-, u,u,, n. .in.=-i -i-aSsa a!onS can
ei,,I [. In. - il-,s arsIsru aai cieeIiAg h"ars. EBAY ina Gieas
Ccc,t.c. ar -.oG og.: :,.tnr Is hciy ncL -ro:hing influence.
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Isaac Hite, Alexander Keyser, Jacob B: Oferbocker,
Abraham Alger, B. w. Reid, B: w: Wood, Simeon 40
mond, William NJ. Robertson, J. ii. Lehew, John
D. Meyers, Martin strickler, Charles Dovel, Joseph
Samucis, William Fristoe, n. ". Wager, John WIZ
ans: Christian For-cr, Wesley Bear, George shuler,
Jas. Kite, Isaac Long, JOS. Kocntz, John Reedy, D.
Ko,ntz, Richard ID. Short, Peter DoYcI, Geo. Dovsl,
Vim. Short, John Short, Abraham Spitler, David Spit
Ter, john II; E""!s: MaTs:5a!! Io"ei!, John kibleT, n:
Is p2Yld Y"rrns', Sanl. Erumback, Joshua Wood, and
.t..,oh =. kunniz.
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y,l,s.s go. halves ). quarter. : %.
C.T:,f..;cs wl! be forwarded for Sl25-Shares in
Tickets By the Package or single Ticket in all Lotte:
ries. kept constantly for sale, and will IN all cases De sold
At as low rates as can be- purchased Of any veader in
2Grand Capitals Of $50. 900. So 200, 2of $780, 600, 8 of
$1,000 haze been cold within q few months, and all
raid. as usua! at Fortunes Lounge, BY BIGGER,
10 has sod and paid more Capf.al P:ioes than any
other ventYr in the U. States.
--Orders, =, heretofore, meet the most prompt and
confidential attention, and in all cases the original
Managers Tickets and Shares will be forwarded, con-
Is!J. T far al Canital Prize. can be had as Usual ct sight,
tie moment the drawings arc received.
~ please address THOMAS b. BIGGER,
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel,
NJ All kinds Of urcurrent money bought at
BlGGER'S EXCHANGE.
oc!.a5 9-!!
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SEC0SD DIV.
Am.r~h Race. IL, 81 ,0Gl Il sin. hG; 'oE:sit. ? mIc heats.
william h. j"AH,p.i. c 10y l.ciI!"e, TN hy SE ChaIlts,3
wears ~,
L: Adams fb: q. Charles. d. Iy L mus, 3 ycars old, .
cil"! :h"rc 49, no dis:a"c, azTc"! 80. Il" :cce m'u>t continue. both
he's werr bcaui!.Di. contested.
4"nr-l:iL ca. iEl y; 2t heat 3. u Is.
FlorttctofS Purse SJ.G, $40 "Ijr Ac.i5. cu;r&ace So.
~: !. 'iarc'sa IN 'ia': A:.h%, by :' 4 ny. !
h'HAf' .t'am,'" Lsr~:U ~ he: b. i;yt'", 9 . d..
n"i:t" !.L"an>rmt> p ..iNi.jr. bI ST aaE!cs, ) 5 cs.
ia";t'f i.e'c'sc Fl !cs;ey iiNse by fiaocUn, 3 1 ]
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William " i!!,ar;o n's b + by GoA2auu. 1922
John u. Eu't,'h ErDIcu Gi"urcy, Ly Lo;a..n, j CTS.
i>ha"a PucHri; : 5r { rs 1inUiroI dis.
Itnr"-!-; heat I'm SIS: .a!3i SIS; SID I'm: ~. I'M IS.
furhcG y! ,:rry broke Lown H. he second aci.
hi iuc = are ~ has hccH run 60! T;1"y aI1y over ts.s couTso.
fouErH DA-.
Jockey Ciab Pure $500 mile hea:s-cn'ra"e0 SO.
o. =. Hires L Mary Lea. Jy TiuUI.or. Q 6r.
J. y. E+f,' ,Ioljy Curtor T:,!, b. io! anna,
iNn. Il. Johnson y t f., TiMOicoa, die.
Con. 3. roiairAt-r. c II Paul JU"cS, hy Washington, 0 dis.
Karharl AIara.'h h Black Heath. hy $ .irchr. 3 :
WA. n. Min:"'sbc Nich B5ddic, by =. aoerm, @ l l
VIZ. u iNinmson'< - bill: Grars5ic, ~ sir Charles, Sn.
Ttn"-!-i heat ~ lbs; -Ad -n -: .t!-m GGs.
HaI. La broke down wi;hin The DIS; me-.
Bacn i:".>a again ran FESTIVE, Gl 5oke down.