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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
State If Sou h arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EF IL LII DiS RlI L.
George Hancock. and Sarah w. Blu far
Hancock and others, VS.. Pdni-
Charles Lamar, Executor. ti0n.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Ola
III decree from tho Court of CIancerv, | shall
offer for sale at Edgcfield G.. H.. on the fins, Mon
da> in November next the following lands be-
longing to the i.state of William Tarrance. de-
ceased, viz:
One tact Of land situate upon little Horse
Creek, in the District of Ed@cfield. containing
six hundred and forty ('ii0) acres more or less.
and bounded according to Il grant thereof from
the Stale of South Carolina to the sal! William
Tarrance, by lands Of John Tarrancc, Thomas
Lamar and Jno. Garter. anil by Other vacant lands
One other tract containing two hundred and
sixty (260) acres, more or less, conveyed to the
said William Tarrancc by Il Deed of Release
from John Carer, and therein described rs still
ate in the District Of Ninety six, on----
--- near the Cherokee Ponds.
Also, one other tract Of two hundred and twcn-
ty-eight (225) acres, m"rc or less. bounded by
lands Of Minis. lsambo. Morris. Lamar aud
Thompson. and intersected by the Road leading
from the Cherokee Ponds to Augusta. Said lands
to be sold separately. on a credit of one and two
years, purchasers to give bonds and personal
security, and a mortgage ofthe premises.
j. TERRY, G. +. F.. D..
Commissioners Office,
Edgefield, Oct. LIST, 1875. Q rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
straw d.

k'ROM the Subscriber. -omc time in
August last, ii large black MARE
MULE. lrfi eye out. She has a large scar
on lhr lrit flank. Any information w.ll be
thankfully received directed to Mt. Willing,
ana a suitable reward paid to nnv person
VII" will deliver said Male To the Snhs cri-
Der living on Saluda River, near the mouth
of Big Creek.
IEDEkIAH WATKINS.
Sept. %, 1873 c 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIEl.D DISTRICT.
John Turner and " iit Elizabeth
ApnlicautS ys EIiy.k.tb

Applicants VS., Elizabeth
Saunders and others, D~rttndantS.S
Si an Order from the Ordinary of Edge
- field District. ! shall proceed to sell,
on the first Monday III November ncxt,th
,nds belonging Ia The estate oI john Saun-
ders, deceased. situate in said district, nn The
waters of Stcven's Greek, AMI bounding ON
'nnd> of Geo. Free, Bryan, Deem, john
Lowry, and others, and containing one hun
're,i aud fifty five acres, more or less. on Il
credit oftwelve mouths. Purchaser To give
bond and personal security. and Il mortgage
"f the premises to the Ordinary. Cost To
he paid in cash.
Oct. 16, 1893 c ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Notice..

A IL persons indebted to the estate of
IA Stephen T%ompkin>, deceased. are re-
quest"d to make immediate payment, and
those having demands I" present them pro-
pcrly atfested.
WILLIAM BRUNSON, -Admr.
Sept. 6. 1888 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01

An Ercehicnt Pickle for Buner.-l pail
saltpetre, well boiled and skinned. Cover
The butter entirely with this pickle, and it
will keep sweet the year round.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01

RED ANrs.-A small piece of camphor
laid III any place infested by these trouble
some insects. is said to cause them 10 make
a precipitate retreat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01

her hand, "you may tell your companions
who are gone to see the King, that the King
came TO see you"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
NRN'YTE.

A IL Persons having demands against VIM.
~ Il Conner and Wad" II Conner, deceased,
are hereby requested TO hand them to the Sub
scrib"r. duly attested. and those indebted to either
Of tho above named intcstatcs. nre requested 20
make immediate payment. ID. II. JOINS.
July 80, 1888 &c &c .Adm'y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Lumber for Sale.

WILL deliver I.umhrr nfSuncrior quail
IA ~ AMI of all dimensions ~ tl,a, well
known Mill. known rs Amos L.anIruu's
on Shaws Creek, in this District, ntou, 5
miles from the Pine House, Price : rrs.
per hundred feet. Is. F.. LANDRUN.
October I. 1898 II *
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
State If South Carroll. IA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Benjamin T. Abncy and others, vs..
Tahitha Abney and others.
HRY virtue of an Order from Chan. Johnston
ND in the foregoing ease, | will offer for sale
to the highest bidder. on Friday the second day
of November next. at the Store of Rirhard Cole
man. four tracts of land belonging to the Estate
Of Zacheriah Abney, deceased. situate in Edge
field District. on the waters Of Saluda River, the
tracts TO be sold separately. and the number OF
acres, outings and boundings to be made known
OH the day of sale; the terms of sale will he Il
credit of one and two years. except the COSTS,
two thirds of which must be pad in cash hy the
purchasers; the remaining third to be paid by
the widow. The purchasers to Give bond and
security to secure the pur, hase money.
} TERRY, e E. f. D.
Commissioner Office.
Edgefeld. Oci. LIST, 1898. %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01

absence Of Mind.-A gentleman walked
int" the bar room Of 4 hotel. and took a bran
new cloak instead Of his own, an old one.
by mistake.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
NEW GOODS.

EHESHf suhs esiLr. begs leave ~ Invite' The az
IL tention OF the people OF Ede. field and the
nd coming Districts to al entire New sock of
FRENCH, GERMAN. ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Hats una Umbrellas,

With many other New and | asl,i"nabic Articles
i'll 'hcir inc. a general assortment OF
.EADYMADE CLOTHING,
And Military Trimmings IF all kinds.
p. S.-CLOT11ING Made up u, tine best ma,i-
ner and most Fasl,io able Style.
GOODWIN, HARRINGTON s. Co.
Edgctield e.. ii. Oct. =, lS3a IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
NEW GOODS.

FENT .i'scr,bcl> have ;ust received from
\ i"r> II splendid assortment of FALL
AND I'm TER GOODS. Consisting Of
Cl0,ir>, Cassimeres aud V"s,ings,
Stocks, Collars and liosonIs,
Gloves and Suspenders.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
WANTED.

iiaihbtlrg, > T.. Oct y. f~.iS alb rs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06
nOCTOR CARPENTER,s PECK SLIP
~ DIsPENsAhH, NO. A, PECK SLIP, first door

below Pearl street
medical education, and having received his Dipo~s the
practice Of Phyc and Surgery from the York State
Medical Society, and hayag had twentys years general
and very successful practice In this city deyo,es his personal
and undivided attention to the Of ell diseases Incident 10
fra humanity and particularly certain class or train OF
diseases for which many nosums AND plans Of medicine
be treated agreeaby 10 the symptoms that may pre,s
and the various stages and changes they may assunesnd
hence the least reflection satisfy discerning mind that
no specific nos'rum can be applicable TO leases
The extensive OF DR.
varieties Of this disease, enables him Offer speeay
thorough and to adept class OF medicines arranged
and compounded TO offend the lead 10 suspicious
compounds totally unknown TO the ordinary qusshs Of the
day.
r Separate and Offices have been arranged for
the privacy OF patients who never come IN contact
Charges moderate and adapted to the capacity OF the patient
An nfsibe preventive Of certain diseases he obtained
the ofice-PriceS2 jI.2m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06

Moprre HEsALp-Issued every r,.rsing except susuay
rrelwo copy Country furnished attic
sre rate Tor any specific period remittance In advances
We paper seat out, unless paid in sdvnnc.
nvssiss aERALD-fssued every snMnces n e'choek
Price two per copy Country subscribers furnished az
the same rate. Cash, la advssce.
WEEKLY HERALD-Issssd every Saturday mornsnR NJ n.
o'clock Price - per copy Furnished 20 country
Subscribers al IS per srnun1, in advance.
WEEKLY HrssIp Exrps-Issued every Wednesday NOM
ng nine o'clock Price 81 per copy. Furnished W
counuy subscribers n % per snnup payable IN advance
ADvrRrrsEnrrr-Inserted In all these papers n
usual rz,es-slwsys payable IN advance. "
ossrsvorperrs-Are requested address ther ett~rn
Jsses 0erdcn BesneN proprietor and Ill letters bpssass
10 he post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06
ssaF5 y5n

TO MOTHERS AND NURsEs-Msthers and nurses are
Informed that an infabe remedy prepared NY Mrs fos
children teeshng-a remedy which has been
Ing the lives ~ darling babe when the commissions
have baned oil skill is only necessary rub the chd
with the syrup effect recovery and u
tremeiy pleasant the child win mind sppcs
ton. Its also very eecua in opening pores of gums
previous any appearance o teeth And will found
excellent bedside companion for mothers n pre-
vensg convusons fevers, &c. arising from pars gum
the chhds waking In The night by Immediately appyngis
Allows. Sold only by
oa7.sa. MRS. BIRD. Division ares,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06

TNHE VHNENEAL CONQUEHOH-HUNT.
ERS RED DROP, for the efrctua eriirpstlor every
species and symptom the venerea disease Hntes Red
Drsp has long been In general by the public besawnr
blessings and receiving praises scarcely IN Mo power OF
cptcism doubt lis virtues. Of envy deny them
When has achieved ascendant Of usefulness
which distances the competition 81 mere boas fol prrenons
and has secured conspicuous station n universal favor by
intrinsic alone. This invaluable medicine be OBJ
tanned No 50 North ssth A. Pbladelphis Division Il NJ
York. Hanover st. Boston; 50 HsmiI,onst Albany.
d2a-1m~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06

From our Eveains Edition Of yesterday
From Albany and the West.

We have Just received, and annex the following des-
patches from whole OF correspondents at Alba
nv and the West communicating intelligence Of the Ca
madam frontier war. The reported capture of Navy
Island is not confirmed. Every thing preparing how
ever for sseh an event. Tomorrow expec, highly
important news-perhaps this evening.
BUFFALO, MONDAY EVENING, Jan. l. 1898.
JAS GORDON BENNETT, EsQ.-DEAR SIR--Late
last evening company of fifty volunteers arrived from
Catarsugus fully armed and bringing with them piece
of artillery destined for .avy Island They report that
there more coming from the same quarter
Our city locks today more warlike than ever. ne
the north fine day for the season. 1t is
like May than January. went TO the house top
kask in the sunshine and view the gltterng lake and
surrounding prospect Now and then the sound OF dis
tant came upon the car; all around was like
grand military holiday. The roll OF the drum, the mar
tia tread Of the city guard sounded like notes OF prepa
ration. while the militia of the surrounding country,
many hundreds of whom have arrived today make US
look still more warike
The city guards patrol the streets and suburbs all
night and every is liable o be challenged. asked
the countesign and made TO give good account OF him.
self walk off 10 the guard house Justice Burton the
police magistrate challenged several times last
evening, though every body knows him. and upon his
getting irrated and refusing TO give the coanersign
unceremen ously marched oil. He finally relened,
gave the password and was set at liberty.
Iwish to heaven you coald see regiment from the
soah towns that arrived noon, with thei. baggage
wagons and camp equipage. Falsan ragged reSi-
will tor comparison 1 Ct tnty say,
they will fight like tigers. They were just such men
that took fort Erie in the last There is no news
from the Patriot camp, bat that Of accessons TO their
numbers. Many anxious for Van Rensselaer, TO
abandon his position come with his forces this side,
and invade the Canadas under the U. 5 flag, for
people are fully determine ed upon having fight They
are mastering from end Of the State the other.
The American frontier is now closely gsarded, which
be excessively annoying to the oyalis troops, in
asnuch they dependent mostly upon our people
for their provisions.
The foundres in the city work MI ht and day,
casting ordnance balls-grape, Sc.
hear the watchword OF the assailants of the Caro-
line No quarter, prisoners al every A
company of Indians from Canada have been taken prs
They were among those, in our neghborhood,
trying TO get up nsurrection, it suspected ard
the chiefs the city, informing the authorities and
requesting to have them taken of.
Respectfully &c.
P.S Another regiment has Just arrived, amid the
cheers of the populace We truly getting pref
ty pass.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06
MRS. BIRDS CELEBRATED APrRl
lvl ENT AND TONIC RENOvATlN6 VEGETABi

PILLS-MHS. BIRD tncoursged by The many hattering
encomums which she has received from her friends
DESTROYS bsneing the human family induced 10 OF
Ter The public he above medicine safe and
Tor all diseases Of The stomach and arising from nd
geston and OF bile These pills have been
to fail 10 effect and radical by proper APP
picaton and perseverance, indeed abusdapty
has been their result that Thousands their valuable
and beneficial properties The proprietor Of the receipt
putting preamble the important qualifications Of these
pills other in present but merely
few Of the disorders body which
known correct and perfectly eureBeus and liver anee-
on costiveness asthma piles settled palms. dyspepsia cbro-
mic and inAamnatory rheussth headache, impuriy OF
the fluids debility the sickness incident females In
delicate health and fact for every description dsordered
health they will be found certain and nable RENE
dy Mrs Bird offers her enovaiing Pills the public the
confident anticipation that they viii be found universally an
invaluable family friend Sold only at Divisop street. by
MKS. BIRD. Advice gratis. oZ7-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06
NIIDWIFERY.-MRs. BIRD having bee. duv on

MIDwIFERY.-MRs.B BIRD having bees duty qua
lVl hhed In lying In hospital in Europe be by
her testimonials and certificates offers her professional
the ladies Of New York Reference be given whom
has attended and also many gentemes Of the faculty In
this ci,y-Dr Bush Dr. Francis Professor) DR.. Ralph, DR.
Wolf, Or. Wright, and others.
Nh Bird apprses the ladies who have kindly favored
her with their and females gene ally that
nues be Consulted the different affections
peculiar stages; Der Mild yet always
ducing ssutary change in the tina the delicate
sensitive female enjoys better health dsrng pregsacy
other times she sss devotes her the
ofwemen and ehdrvn and lunto ard scens incident
females he Cupping andleechsg Residence No Dvisio,
street o27-2sss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06

nK. xAN HAMBENT'S FEMALE RENO--
- WAITING PILLS, FROM GERMANY-An eGectual re.
nedy for suppression eguay and all where nature
Toes not have her proper and regular
NJ b. They be taken during pregnancy ashley
will produce abortion.
Sold by j. H. Hart Of Broadway and Chambers &;
r. N. Guoa corner Of Bowery and Grand St; and by
Burnett IS 9th avenue. SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06

nA. JOHNSON Is censuteo cenfdsstsIy Al bIs once
~ No. ~ Duane md wil.., as
the following diseases vr -Gonorb~s .sss.s Cbsncres
structures Seminal weakness and the diseases ars
ing from venerssl poison improper resnsst Or Joh 80.
remove any recent Affections or three dave
and the most inveteraie proportionac time ,,kou
the OF facilitating irudcous medicine n,
ton from business Persons enrusng themselves In r Jeb.
the most aggravated cases scrcfuous sores es
NC speedily beaed strangers would well NV irving Dr.
johnson can rs certain no se srapS
The Occurrence o. TIE regong d'seas which has s
ed whrH used within twenty hours sfer expours Let
paid and enclosing tee can have ~. sesssry me-
dcine, and directions for Its forwarded
Attendance from 8, A. NJ TO n st sghi mr. Jebnson has
moved from ~ Chambers street d7iIms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06

ALBANY, Jan. 3, 1899
You will have noticed, this the agreement be
between nv statement Of the Schosser outrage and the
scsl Of the same, in all the essential psrcu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06
ars. A, Rochester the excitement prevailed On tn

lars AT Rochester the excitement prevailed On the
reception Of the intelligence the court house bell was
rung the citizens assembled discuss the mat
ters companies organized on the spot and Sun.
day for resigned its peaceful sway tho good
people sfthe milling town. The papers OF the first
contain minute and exaggerated intelligence OF the at
fair worked up by all the eloqsencs with which indgna
ton so naturally clothes our language when
cited on the subject oflberty. AT Lewistown, the
dste resolutions have been passed. tempered how
ever, with more prudence than expected to find.
Governor Marcy received Tins day communication comm
Schosser He contends that the Coreline was pratt
cal vessel and that well the Provincials,
bound TO seize her. He disavows learn, the of
seizure and the murder of citizens within
borders as emanating from the provincial government
1t will then remain for the President 10 demand the de
livery Of the murderers TO the American authorities
city evening paper states that the communication is so
disrespectful as 10 forbid reply. We sahll know
morrow The whole truth of the matter Governor Heads
speech the parliament is acknowledged TO contain
structures upon the proceedings OF our
citizens. The calm and refiecting IN this city think
he might have spoken less warmly upon the subject
but they are willing make allowances for the cir
cumsiances in which he was placed. Our relations of
peace with GIeat Britain will depend, however upon
The prompt settlement Of the Schlosser question. My
only fear is that the people in West New York will
commit realiatory act If they do war is inevi-
table.
There is to be meeting in the Capitol Yard tomor-
row three O'Clock p NJ Mr.. Allen, the member
from Buffalo, is very patriotic
His voices all for
He spoke Tuesday evening and exhibited
great Of that prudence which we have right
TO expect from public What the joint commit
tee will do with tie special message is impossible to
say. Probably they viii urge upon the General Gov
eminent immediate action. Mr.. Van Buren,, | hope
viii be equal TO the emergency.
Durfey was buried al Buffalo on Sunday. The Rev.
Mr.. Hawkes. delivered address,. The occasion
seized by Mr. Smith TO make violent nflamma
tory speech Every bodys feelings were reused to the
highest pitch report was spread at Niagara on
the 3oth that the Provincias intended burn that
village Saturday night. Gov Head had arrived at
Lundy IS Lane,
Mr. Bidwell arrived here last Saturday. and has been
admitted Attorney and Counsellor in the Supreme
Court and Solicitor and Counsellor in the Court of
Chancery. He is said to be man OF eminent abG
les lawyer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-14
THE MARKETS.
HALTINCr. Nl1NEIr.

IT'D III .4N. 70 u on Is o.
~ a. ~,st ,rfrr I..'.T --.t-- Jau, :
fltF-s' g. So, lr-'f',t too .ily.
Ii~H --Shal. urtrp.1,I 81. J, , 20 g.
>lo. Herring, 81 40 - 1924
lJ-3t w ,.i,r .a,f.Ha - - -
ard ihs stcre rfi.c =. --: 90 s.
RYE FLOUR -r..,> q lstat 81 e. T.
81 IS
Inspections Of -four for the week. 1913
Barrels, 80 b.i 1s!r,f.
NHEAI--I',- t.i, week or5.r D bash.
,.' Chi, "bie. 90 II -, Il"sl bu,h,i, D.t-
man rcd % ~ -. ? D.J h-.Ec,, Su.. .yI. ann,
red. 1t ; -, 1000 bg,,yl, German rsI. At
81 = TAe stock q Elrcgepn wheat, ro,v
remai"ing iu hr.t Ll'.Is de. not exceed
10000 Ol'hr's, aud IL .l4ci s-5ls a. know
u mons 10 >,.r,.
CONS.-Ssl itrouSh out We week have
heen pretty urifnrrlv mode al G. tu ~ ceut,
for white. abl II 10 - cent, Tor yellow
~ - go cent,
OATS - ceuts
EEhNs--Sa',s ofub cs'si 2srsrhu,hcl
BAtp> -- sale. 90 Western Gsrou were
made rarN.i1 'lc rc,'s az ~ g. ~ cent?. bui
"a consequence of the liriuglirn Of tho stock
holders advanced tie pee Ia ~ ccu's. Al
which iaie SOME saics have been msfr sales
oi ""''er' NIdjius,, ~ Itiuc condition, 1T
lu1 cent?
fLA>rFR.--S,'s, 49,. week ~ - - per
too.
APPLE EgANDY AZ to ~ cent, f.. in
.'orrs
NuisEiT.-T'c u1sor price e hs-rs s.
hos settled down tI.I cents. ,Nrr.,.,e 81 iLe
barrel Barrels frpu' stores - cents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-14
E..EIl.

~ Waslias'pu, 30 ,.g 3ls ~. after O
shor, illness no H.v 5ssrtu itr,-s.. u Tie
Method 80 Episcopal church
un Sl.i'y n'ru. Sic - ;rs'sri, II the
rc'itcacc Of TIE it~v. Jss.up N..l.. 90 Hail.
more covrN, a., Rev Irov,,J pun,rr. a
member cot ,u, Hs.,inorc Auauai Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. cod late.
y General AE,utof tie Ma, land State Ten.
Teranc- Socieiy
GO the 23tH uG, 81 lp,p'cHv. Major "a.
con Rrtn Of u.o E,s.l.uolar, army. -.l-d,-
ea"F o. Cen. No.hnEt. i.Nat ut
j.. Nt'stasn. fr,is r.sL county. uu TIC . 4!
ar as,d - !c,rs l'tsHr z. &. Aatr@o>..
."u 90. i'- Re- J .ir ..cr..--.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-14

\ r.an who had been, through lie.
.Ir'ci''i.'eope.ao-c suddenly le-
.-.ar-, aH. iU bs zeal 3D. -i..a.ttc h.
r"i1rmaa-a called BIS urt-5aar 3.
.,,.cr 70 see A.u Aulcs o4t ,u- head,
20 1ll his IE11- CASKS. Il proved 'ha,
they were al empty: whcrrupon. a
ly old s5lLcs hlu'el that had there
been any liquor left be- might p.o5l.
oily have postponed h- repentance.
AVrLiCATIoS.
So long as the Bank g tic l.. s Ok
ted, Mr.. Calhoun was a. advocate
aad patron. Now iha,uo,hi1- bat tie
nane remains, BE- frcis and RACES "a.
-1lnstrukT Ike mad bull at l.e .,h'
# Tej GlE. How /. nigh, be if the
thing. a. sell as the name, were srlI
al existence, d-mands a pause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-14
Sporting $utrIItocrcc.


A.
These races ip.S place is.t week. stock.
i.r wen Toe i"3 81 puse, a.,uDs EUzs
,''-r.' .., who va, Ils.,u 900 ,lc second heat.
1Hi '.lauers N..'rrt Tine 4m s.
tIupts won tic Hoard tuic rtr,o bcl,iry
'.'I.f r"- Time, 1u q, -Gp ~.
sally bst'r-.' ss,a mEo heli, ttaii. z
two u,h-r-
gNND.N hND PII,tDEiFUiN RACES.
inrr'"'' IS N'ss Three DGe hsat,-.ae
pu..r $3.50.
james o.. J. aI4ls hh Na,.-. Ils.rs. o.,
Hc.. ''n boy g.. .i.. . ys.r, oH. !
c.. ", n 19la..u., % 90 Aua.',.
~ iH'.s'.E, i4-a as H.,.,.. r5ls. Is.
Ilm, 1u 49,.
sr.sa N,rc--Il.,e beat .i-.a 500
fl'H., T. b !4I-s 10 m fi.l.fl. by John
ki.'Ii4s. dam .y Valentine. 81 NF,. 90, /
joseph IT, mE', cn e. CurpNcl. ~
L1z''rpl-h.d .m MARY Robinson. lyts. 2Jl,
Time IN p, IN A..
Tack very hc1sy. Bet, a. largo OH. i1
favor Of Atlanta Cornwall Vas also TIC
nvoliio en- ils second race, at3 iol Both
aces won easily.
fmoS1' RACE Jockey club r4uo Of
81 J-Fous-nluo Arat.
Go! Nm r. Johr,1n'' % .. E1ito'. b,
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