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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29
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Indian Vegetable Pills,


HF the NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
" THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENU-
me PREPARATIONS. Every day is this eel
ebrated medicine extending the sphere Of its use.
fulness and every wear adding to the long cats-
lugue of it's triumphs.
A MILLION OF BOXES
are distributed annually without fully meeting this
demand For .Un.e time past the sales have been
limited solely by want Of facilities of supply -
Truly this is a universal remedy. Unheralded
these Pills have found their way into the remo,est
corners of the Union, every where proving their
title a.
THE POOR MANS FRIEND AND SICE
MANS HOPE-THE MARVEL AND
RIESSIN(, az TIVE ACE
| "a; s,n, .no.,, ;rd;,;dr,I 81 ov.,x
- Va 49,. '' IVY
fanny 'N' ~
HhALih lNsChED
to them for an indefinite PERIOD and what IS lite
without health out a miserable existence'
1t is too precarlous boon to be tempered with.
by trying all sorts OF experiments upon it. The
sick should use those medicines only winch expe-
rlence has shown to be the best -.
READ! MAXIM LEARN! AND Nv
WiRDLI DIGEST
the follow ing mos: remarkable statement from ono
Of the most respectable citizens of Norihumber-
land county, Penn>y lvaniu:
PErgRsvILLE, Pa, May 4, ls47.
Dr. WRIGHr-I have often wished to inform you
of the benefits derived from the use of your Indian
Vegetable Pills, not for the purpose of gratifying
YOU, who are stranger to me, but with the hope
that other fellow beings, who might be similarly
afflicted may be induced to fy to the same resort
In the fall of lo4l, was persuaded to use your
: Pills. before had used one box felt aged
TO continue, and did continue until ! had used IL
boxes, having stopped at intervals and commenced
again The result was, that in the Spring follow
ing, left the sick bed and room to which had
been entirely confined for eight years; during
which long period had recourse TO the skill OF
the best physicians that could be obtained, and
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As Cheap as the Cheapest.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS

ME subscriber has just received and is now
j opening, his Spring and Summer supply Of
Gods, direct from the eastern cities, consisting Of
large nd well sci ected stock, suited to the CON-
1g on, which, for cneapness, he is determined
D beat the Jews and Carroll's corner united.
His stock consists in part as follows:
DRY GOODS.
Black and French cloths
Blue green and brown do.
Cassimeres and tweeds
Cottonades and camlets
Suffolk drills and bleach donfes!lcs
Ayron checks and tickings
Fancy prints. great variety
Plaid ginghams
Earlston and french do.
Painted lawns and irish linens
Linen lustre and Alpaca coating
Black tabby velvet
Blue and yellow ntnkeens
Spool and sken cotton
Patent thread
Brown domestics
GROCERIES.
Coffee, sugar; nails, all sttes
Pepper, spice, tea, salaratus
Ginger, indigo, madden rice
Coreras, alum, Tobacco
Lead. shot. INK and ink powder
Steel pens and quilts
Writing and letter paper
Webster's spoilers
Life of Gen. Tsylor
Life Of Scott and staff
HARDWARE.
Waldrons patent grass scythes
do do grain do
Hand saws end iron squares
Knives and forks
Pocket knives
Razors and strops
Needles, thimbles and avis
Knitting pins and fiddle strings
Brass and iron candesticks
Percussion caps and jews harps
German silver spectacles
do do tea and table spoons
Gmblets and shoe backing
Trace ard log chains
Locks, all sorts
Cow bells and augers
Hatchets and hammers
Stoves and saddle tacks
Sprigs and screws
Butt Hinges and marbles
Bri die bits and buckles
Strap hinges &c.
All of which is bound to be sold. Tho public ar
invited to call and see his goods and learn his pri
ces, before purchasing. Do not buy until this i
done, and you will save money. Such goods, a
such prices, is something new, for Fayette.
Products of the country, as well as cash, take
for goods.
JAS. B. O'TooLE.
Fayette, April 20, 1S4S.
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Fresh Spring Goods.

EGCSu SPH III uOOU1s
|0UR first shipments of SPRING GOODS are
~ now arriving, and in few days we will have
a very large and general stock, which has been
carefully purcha sed in New York and Philadelphia
and will be offered to customers and the public a
fair and uniform prices.
HUGHES. BIRCH d WARD.
Favette Anril l. '4S
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Iron and Steel.

XEyE have received extensive additions to our
w general stock of IRON and STEEL, and
Immediately upon the opening of the Pehnsylva.
mia canal will be in receipt of all sizes of Sligo
iron, which will complete our assortment.
april HUGHES, BIRCH g. WARD.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

VTNHE partnership OF Muster s. Ransberger ha-
i wing been dissolved, the undersigned res
pectfully informs his friends and the public gener-
ally. that he designs Continuing the TaiLORING
B USINESS, in all its various branches, at the
old stand, where he invites all who desire gar.
menrs made up in fashionable and substantial
ma nner, TO give him call.
He has received the spring fashions, for lS49
g. nd his arrangements ure such that he will be in
The constan mt receipt of all new fashions, as soor
as they are introduced into the eastern cities.
Terms moderate and work warranted.
JNO. P. MUSLER.
Favette. April %, 4S,-7-6m.
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fayo tie, April 80, 1s49.
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, executed by
Thomas Marsh, and Elizabeth his wife, which
is recorded in the Recorders Office Of Howard
county. in book X, pa &c 300, will sell for cash
at Boonsboro. on the 20th day of May. l645 the
following tract Of land, lying in the county of
Howard, to wit: The E hf of the S w Or Of sec.
"a township so range Is, containing gu acres.
Such title as have will be conveyed to the pur-
chaser.
JOHN BASTlN, Trustee.
| Aor;, % JS4S-2w
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ORDER OF THE DAY.


The members Of the order in attendance, will
meet at the Hall at 10 o'clock A. M, precisely.
The procession will form, march through the prin-
cipal streets, and return to the Colegs Chapel,
where the exercises will be as follows:
LIST. Music by the Band.
3D. Temperance Ode. =.
3d. Prayer by Rev. A Monroe.
4th. Temperance Ode.
5th. Grafton by w. T. Lucky, Esq.
9th. Music by the Band.
9Th. Grafton by Rev. Winthrop H. Hopson.
Sth. Music by the Band.
9th. Grafton by Rev. A. Monroe.
10Th. Music by the Band.
18th. Prayer by r ev. T. c. Harris.
18th. Ode and Benedic,ion.
Members of the order who intend joining Tho
procession, are requested to be punclual to tho
time of meeting.
JAS. McLONEY, Marshals
E. M. DENNIS. : Of the day.
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TO the Ladies i'm par ticular.

To the Ladies i'm par ticu1ar.
have Just received q finely selected assert.
ment of Ladies' cress goods, to which their atten.
ton is invited, viz:
Beautiful Chameleon silks for dresses
do gro de royal do do
Stripe camlet luslre
Mourning lawns
Bingham do
Organdy do
Printed balzarine
Sat plain redowa, most essu,Ifua
do do berage
Green do
White Grape
Kid gloves. assorted
Fancy bonnet ribbon
Cord taffeta
Pinned lawns
Black organdy
Earlston Bingham
Flowers &c.
Sayo tie, April 90, lS4S.
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Sword FOR Gen. SCorr.-The sword to
be presented TO Gen. Scott by the State of
Louisiana. has been finished by HYDE d
GoopR1CIr, of Nev Orleans. II is said TO
be very richly and beautifully ornamented,
and bears the following inscription:
presented by the people Of the State Of Louis.
nne, 10 Gen. Winfield Scott, for his gsllantry
and generalship exhibited at the siege OF Vera
Cruz, in the battles Of Ceuo Gordo. ContreIas,
Churubusco, Mon del Rey, Chapui,epec. and to
hi, foal entry into the city Of Mexico"
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that we will apply at
~ the May term Of the County Court of
Howard county, for final settlement of our ad-
mnistration on the estate of Charles Drake, Sen,
deceased.
: .. H R. fpSRsAikE,S Administrators.
Apri, 4, '4S.-5-4w.
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BarbeCUe..Saturday, 9th May.
rI>HERE will be a Barbecue at the farm of
i Susan Knox, (six miles north Of Fayette
and half a mile east of Busters mill,) on Satur-
day, the 9th Of May. Extensive preparations will
be made. and those who attend may expect to find
the fat of the land, served up in the best style
The candidates are expected to be present, and
speaking may also be expected.
VIM. g. BENZ. KNOX.
April %, lS4S.
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Entirely New stock.

Entirely New stock.
l1AVI NG now received their entire stock, the
Il su bscribers respectfully invite the attention
Of their friends and the public, to an examination
Of one Of the largest and most general assort'
ments of goods ever introduced in one season.
Our stock embraces an unusually rich variety OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Including fine assortment Of Cloths, Cdssinleres
and Yestings, among which are some OF the nest
productions of France and England
A VERY FULL AND GENERAL SUP
PLY OF
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Bonnets Chi
ma and Queens,care. Iron, Nails and
Castings, Cincinnati Whisky
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
Family Groceries
Very choice Teas, &C., DC.
In respectfully soliciting due proportion Of th'
business of the Town and surrounding country
we offer now, and will continue 10 keep constant
ly for sale, very full and desirable stock. ou
purcha SEES will be made on the most advantageous
| terms. and with the determination to do perma
nent business we assure our friends and the pup
lie, that no exertion will be spared, to give ina
entire satisfaction. which follows the sale Q
strictly good goods which we offer, and will contn
ue to sell, at prices fully as low as any house II
this, or neighboring countless either for cash or u
| punctual customers on time, accounts to becom
due on the last day Of each current year. All IN
closed accounts, to bear interest after due unit
paid. e,,,u,,
April 20. l64S-ly
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NEW GOODS
e. heap for Cas- h /.

NREENEBAUM, FtSrE g. CO., are now re-
" ceiving the largest and most CO mplete as
sortment of SPRING GOODS ever offere IN the
west. which they intend selling lower than any
other house, for cash, to which they invite their
friends and customers, and the public generally,
to come and examine and learn their prices, feel
ing assured they will give general seli sfsction,
consisting of
Black and fancy silks
Painted lawns
Linen, Scotch and Gala Plaids
French Gnghams
Painted Cashmeres
Alpaccas-black, plain and figured.
Muuslin de LANES
Batese, very fine for dresses
Bishop lawns and Swiss muslins
Jsconett and cambrics
Fine silk parasols
Shawls, assorted
Lawn and linen cambria pocket hdkfs
Kid and silk gloves
BOnnets, assorted
Ribbands, assorted
Fancy buttons, fringe and gimp
Flowers, assorted
White and black silk hose
White and black cotton hose
400 yds French and English cloths
Fancy and plain Cassmeres
Fancy linens for pants
Tweeds, assorted
Satinets and jeans
Satin, velvet and fancy vestings
| Irish and brown linens
Silk and linen pocket hicks
| Suspenders, assorted
l Cotton half hose
Fine summer cloths
Hats, Russia, beaver and silk
| - polm.leaf and leghorn
| Flannes, white, red and yellow
| Nails, &c. &c.
'Fspette, April 20. 1s45.-sm3
DOmestics.
4 bales "A heavy brown domestics-9 cts
2 bales 7.S osnagurgs-ll cts
bale "A bed tickinps
| $50 ps tleached domestic. assorted
GREENEBAUM, FISrE & co.
Fayette. April 30.
Groceries.
hhds New Orleans Sugar
Is sncks coffee
/ 8 chests tea
Nader indigo alum and copperas.
u GREENEBAUM, FISrE g. co.
] Fayctte, April 20.
boots and Shoes.
/ 10 cases fine and coarse boot,
/ 6 /" shoes
10 dczen ladies shoes, assorted
| Chidren's shoes, assorted
; GREENEBAUM, FISTE & co.
Fayette, April 20.
: Clothing.
E doz. summer coats, assorted
y IL doz. pants DO
~ doz vests do
5000 lbs cotton yarn
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pair of bark dyed jeans pants, grey jeans coat an
old fur cap. He was purchased Of Mr.. Davic
Dunlap, is a carpenter by trade, and has been Tor
some time about Fulton.
We will give the above reward, IL taken out Of
the State, or IS dollars in the State, and secured
so that we can get him again.
April 20, ls4s-4v
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Final SettIeneB (.

N1OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply at the May term Oath Monday
Of the County Court of Randolph county, Tor
fnal settlement of his administration on the es'
JAMES LOBBAN Administrator.
Acr;l %. lS48-S-4w.--$
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DOct. winthrop III. HOpsOn,
HAVING located permanently in Fayette, ten
Il ders his professional services to the citizens
of the place and vicinity, and respectfully socits
a share of their patronage. During the day, ex.
cept when professionally absent, he can at all
times be found at his office, (he same occupied by
Gen. Clark as law ofice) and at night at Orig
lars Tavern. March 25.--3-6m.
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Teacher Wanted .

'vINHE Trustees of School District NO; =
i (Union Academy, near Fayene,) are aesl'
charge of The School of that District. TO quail
;Ssd ns rsop who comes well recommended, de-
,irabis 81 luation will be given.
} ~ y: ,$ssSS{$s5sssesz'sos, Trustees.
Anil %. ls45.-S-2w
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
At Eastern Prices.

NAFIS, CORNISH & CO.,
Publishers, Booksellers. Stationers and Paper
Dealers, No 200 Main Street. bet,oeen the
Virginia and Missouri Hotels.
ST. Louis, Mo-,
EJAVE always on hand an extensive assert.
L i ment ofiSCHOOL BOOKS. comprising oil
The different kinds used in the Schools and Col
leges throughout the Union. Bank Books, Of all
kinds, Medical Books, oil late and popular works
A large assortment Of Paper, Stationery, Fancy
Articles, Fine Cutlery, &C., &C., together with .
large stock of Miscellaneous Books, all of which
will be sold at the lowest eastern Prices"
St. Louis, March 4lh, 1913. 52-6m
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Juniata Nails.

A large stock Of As, 6's, s's and los.
"A HUGHES, BIRCH d WARD.
Nov 18th, lS47.
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FIVE DAYS SLATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the Acadia.
New YoRK. April "a

tu eutt aN e.. New YoRK, April "a.
The general commoon throughout the CONT
nent, seems TO be on the increase. The King OF
Sardinia has ordered 10000 troops from Pied>
mont Lombardy having declared war egainst
Austria marched her forces directly against Milsn.
The authorities defeated and driven back at ell
points.
In the Duchies Of Baden. and Wirtemberg.
and tho Kingdom Of Hanover and Saxony, the
triumph Of the people has been complete.
The Emperor Of Russia has ordered every man
living in Russian Poland between the ages OF Is
and 80, to evacuste instantly their country. and
retire into the interior Of Russia. He Is coNcEN.
TRAriNa A VAST ARMY
Turkey has refused to acknowledge the French
republic.
There has been an outbreak at Madrid and
Queen Chrisliana Of Spain has fled.
The French Government has ordered an army
10 the borders Of Italy, 10 watch the movement Of
the Republic.
IRELAND.
Lord John Russell has repeated the declaration
that England will at all hazards suppress any
outbreak in Ireland.
. The repealers now declare that nothing shor
Of q republic will satisfy Them. Large numbers
Of troops are being transported from Eng into
Irslsnd. Affairs are fast approaching crisis.
COMMERCIAL.
s' LIVERPOOL, April 9Th.
There has been serious decline in breadstuff
within the les. fortnight.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

Escaped from the jail Of Galloway
county, On the night of the 25th
April, a negro man named Madi-
son. about % years of age, six
feet high, light copper color,
weighs 100 to ITS pounds, quick
spoken, has q fine bushy head OF
hair; he had on when last seen. q
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

SCHOOL BOOKS-A complete assortment Of
- every description, for sale cheap, by
WM.R. SNELSON.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

TEMP g. GLOVER SEED for sale at
Ill aprl CarrOll's Cornre.
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pTANK DEEDS, and Justices Blanks for sale
:, ,hs office. Blanks of every description printed
It the shortest police
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Cheap Sugar.

CALL a' CAROLS Corner if you want more
than you can carry for dollar.
Glasgow, Feb. Goth, lS4S.
7 IQURS, of superior quality, for sale by
IL J. d. PERRY. Glasgow
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Observation-Disclosures, 9Th May.

Fayette, April %, 4s.-7-6m.
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DOlnestics.
4 bales "A heavy brown domestics-9 cts
2 bales 7-S osnagurgs-ll cts
bale "A bed tickinRs
$50 ps tleached domestic. assorted
GREENEBAUM, FISrE g. co.
Fayette, April 30.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

nF the NoRrH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
~ THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENU-
me PREPARATION. Every day is this eel
ebrated medicine extending the sphere Of its use T..
fulness, and every year adding to the long ca.s-
lUgue of its triumphs.
VII LION OF ROXES
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

T RIDDLESBARGER has just received hi
-. stock of New Spring Goods, to which h
invites the attention of his old friends and Gus
toners and the public generally, consisting in par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-24
Fatal Railroad Accialsnf-Two Persons Killed
aud Ihree Bauly Injured
From the Ontario Repos

From ths Ontario Repository Extra, April 20
This afternoon, about o'clock tho train OF cars
fo- Rochester had reached the deep cut at the
near Paddord about four miles North Of this village
great pressure of tho train which susily
heavy one caused the rails spread apart thus violent
ly throwing tive baggage cirs, and passenger Oh
from the track killing TWO persons and injuring srsl
others
Information of the disaster, Immediately sent 70
the station in this village and locomotive and extra
despatched for relief which after returned
with the passenger cars bringing the remains Of the
killed and those injured, all Of whom it appears
were either standing or sitting on the platforms OF the
emigrant car, when the accident occurred
Ono of the persons killed was named William Aims,
an rishman, who was gong from Fall River to Water
fsrd, Wiscons'n MIR. Aipes accompanied by his
wife and child, and widow sister Mrs Sweeney, who
also had child By this melancholy Bereavement, the
unfortunate family are left entirely destitute among
,rsnger and their cese appeals strongly to the sympa
thies Of the community.
The of the other unfortunate VIC I'm, is Nicholas
Benner, q German, going from Now York to Chicago.
Mr.. leaves wife and child in New York, to mourn
his sudden decease.
them are considered in dangerous condition James
Howard residing In Wisconsin, had his ankle put out Of
joint, and IVES otherwise badly bruised.
Charles Vine, OF Baltimore, and his way to Buff
alo sustained some injuries one side Of his
legs, and other parts Of bis body causing much pain.
soro promptiy provided vth medical aid. and other
comforts suited for their case
Cornelius Rodney, young man from Geneva, was
considerably Injured, but was enabled to proceed to
The train heavily loaded and was some hours be-
il was going st slow rate, and was on the curve Tn:
conclusion vary great and several Of the psssesgsss
.:.: sshsy isI1;.a era much sl..n "a :snis:ss
Speed the loss file vouli probably have been much
greater Several Of the literally smashed 10
pieces, and ell more or less dsmsssd No persons In
side the cars were seriously injured.
Great sympathy WA felt by the passengers for Mrs
Aimes and hsr sister and purse Of upwards Of forty
II n due to the president Of the A. < r. r, Co to
state that he caused every comfort TO be provided
the unfortunate sufferers and has made liberal provi
sons for the funeral Of tbs deceased and for the relief
Of the beresved.
The fansrsl, understand, will take place to-mor.
row ltridsy) at O'Clock r NJ
A cosonsr's inquest was held over the dead bodies
this evening ana verdict rendered according to the
facts above stated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-24

INDIAN INTxLLIeENcE.-The Cherokee Adrocdfe
OF April 3, says-We have late and gratifying
from brethren and bcrs the Creeks The
little excitement which prevailed weeks since hao
died away. They preparing for extensive farming
In many parts the without some uniorc
and unexpected intervention OF Providence promise
to harvest Hne crops. is gratifying consiaefston
10 and besides this considerable rice Is made,
ard Nc NJ az OF one gentlemen who expects to make
shipment OF Creek lady OF our plsce was oaseo
pound which 10 q low 70 customary In New osisana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-24
Sporting Intelligence.

UNION CouRsE, L. 1.-The match between Black Hawk
and Lady Sutton, to come of Tuesday next, Is ths
topic Of conversation among sporting men, numbers Of
whom visited the stables in the nsighborhood of the
Union yesterday to keep advised Of the condition OF
the horses The black horse s the avorte and ct the
Odds the friends Of Sutton taking all that s offered
LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION JocxEY CLUB RAcEs-EcLirsE
CouRsEOn Friday, l4th ns Of the most interest
Ing witnessed in the South, tbs
Ep: inter- y mot Sn b rSI tho
extraordinary time made Tho two best horses in the
have shown themselves to be ns rates. and every
turf They had both given excellent evidence Of their
quality in previous performances but on this occasion
possibly have hoped for and fully sustained the reputa
ton Of their progenitors The attendance was good
and all who were present were amply repaid BY the Ca
ptal sport afforded The for the purse OF $780,
entrance added-three mile hests-for which there
three sntries-Buens Vista, Little Mistress and
at trifipg odds against the field and the offers Of her
hackers were freely accepted b. the friends Of oliver
IN the I'M wis race. which he won 30 hsndiiy.
First Heat-Buena Vista had tho track, and led
to the turn, when she was passed by Oliver who as
sumed the lead and maintained 1t Neutrality-suspicious.
Vista and Little Mistress occasionally brushed up TO
him. but he would slip away although to the spectators
iockey sssmed to hav. hard pull on her In this
manner they through the nrst two miles and till
they to the turn opening to the home stretch in
the third when Buena Vista was purhed at the colt
lard and ths exciting and desperate struggle
CURED down tho home stretch down they swept at
killing pace neck aud neck hut they came out It wss
plain that the colt had margin In his favor
and he crossed tho line about head IN advance, taking
the heat In 1854 Lito Mistrees did not run for the
heat, but well within her distance.
Second Haf-The odds were now in favor OF the
Wagner colt and his friends highly elsted Alter
f.so start they got under way for the second heat
ming tho heat In beautiful style but closely followed BY
Buena Vista The running OF oil tbree nsgs was beau
tiful. This heat performed in o:5Sh-ony quarter
II second that Of the first heat Taking the two
heats togsther this Ia the fastest three mile race
In this country, believe. Ons heat was run by
Queen Mary in Cincinnati, Ohio In October, 1899, in
537 A summary Is appended
FarpAr, April "a Association purse Sao0-entrance
10 per cent sdded-threo mile heats
1. Van L.or's CHI C Oliver, by Wagner, out Of
Flight, by imp L.vsthan-3 ,. o..... ...".
D. 4. Ksnners oh Z Buena Vista, by imp. Glencoe,
dam by imp. Lsviathan--3 yo.. ..........
T. B. Goldsby's CHI Little Mistress, by Shamrock,
dam by Wild Bii-3 o. ....e.. 3
Time, 5:3sk-535k.