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All AHoUr 4 Woar1N.
The Mctternfch Sabre DucI-Tho Vie-
tory of Ignorancc-vindicat the
Honor OF t1.c Countess de Beaumont
The Duel TO be Renewed to the
Death,

Prince Metternich, the Austrian Ambassador
ut Paris, recently fought duel with Count dc
beaumont, French nobleman. The Prince re.
ceived tile challenge. Not long ago NJ. do Beau
mont discovered q number OF letters In his wifc's
boudor. Their contents displeased him. Tile
authors were men OF rank ana distinction. Prince
Mctternlch was one OF them. Count dc beaumont
answered the letters with his own hand, and the
answers were challenges to fight.
The duel was fought on ap island in the Rhine.
OF Baden. Tic middle Of the forenoon was the
time chosen for the encounter. Prince Meter.
Mich had the choice OF weapons, and selected tho
fore Is familiar with It's use. Ills antagonist.
though O good swordsman with the rapler, which
stand the use OF the sabre, which Is mainly % cut
ting weapon.
tic nsages OF The sre romSa rsed on s o
Prince with tho point or his sword, just as though
II were rapler. His antagonist was astonished
for the instant. The Count closed upon him. and
pierced his right arm, above tho elbow. complete.
sushe from IN streams fhe rPnee
turned deadly pale, but retained his selfc0mmantl
sufficiently to return the Counts salute, as re-
quired by the duclling CODE Neither OF the ad.
vcnturers spoke q word. Tho Prince was taken
to ncighboring chateau. ana for several hours
was nsensiblc, 80 that IL was feared that Lc would
die. lie was better ut tho latest advlces.
This Is the third duel fought In consequence Of
tue letters 10 the Countess dc Beaumont. Her
husband first fought Yiscount unlley. .Claparede
ana severely wounded him. ThfViscount, SHORTLY
after his escape from death Mt the hands OF H. dc
beaumont, was nearly killed by kind OF foot
poisoning, occasIoned by wearing red silk slIppers
A second duel was fought between N. do Beau
mont's younger brother and another OF the Of
Tending letter writer's, who was badly wounded.
The Mettcrnlch duel Is the last up to the present
time; but Count dc beaumont has appointments
to fight two Otller gentlemen, willie many others
remain to he challenged.
Prince Mettcrnich Is a favorItc In Paris society,
and the duel Inns excited much interest. II is sin.
tho Ignorance OF Ills opponent Count de beau.
mont, though uninatructed In the sabre exercise
usual method OF lighting he might have been de-.
Tho Parts Figaro says TINT II Ia one Of the con.
ditlohs or n. dc Beaumonts challenges that the
duels shnll continually be removed as soon as the
wounded recover until one OF the two Is Killed.
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THE STATE F.IIRs.

~ RICIIA0ED, November 8.
About twenty-five thousand people were in
the State Fair grounds today. At noon the
blooded stock was paraded, and over two hun
dred thoroughbred horses were In line-a greater
show than ever was made in Virginia before.
Hotspur, Philadelphia horse won the 5000 prize
for the fastest trottlng. The display of agricul.
tpral Implements is the best ever seen here.
commissioner Capron, of the United States
!, Agricultural Bureau, arrived to-day.
oPELIKA Ala, November Q.
The East Alabama Agricultural Fair is great
stccess-thousands are In attendance. Generals
. Hlckner, Clanton and other prominent citizens
viii be here tomorrow
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E8- TIE SIIIVERING SEASON.-IT
is impossible to suppose that any human being
can consider an attack Of Fever ana Ague n light
visitation. And yet thousands act as II such
calamity was OF no consequence while thousands
who are actually suffering from the distressing
complaint neglect TO adopt the certain means OF
cure. II ought to be known III every locality sub
jeet to this scourgc, or which is infested with re-
mittent fever, or any other epidemic produced by
malaria, that Il0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
taken In advance or nt the commencement OF the
unhealthy season, Will fortify the system against
the atmospheric poison which generates these
distcmpers This admirable Invisorant-harm-
less, agreeable, ana possessing rarcr medicinal
virtues than any other tonic at present known,
will break up the paroYysms OF intermittent or
rcmittcntfcvcr In from forty-eght hours 10 ten
days. Such Is the universal testimony FROM dis
tricts where periodical fcvcra have been combat
ted With this powerful vegetable Chologogue. In
thlcvlsh ncighborhood wise men bar their doors
and windows, yet strange to say II the same
neighborhocd happens to be pervnded by mrIal
poison they seldom take the trouble TO put their
bodies in n state OF defence against the subtle
eneiny. Shlvering victims cndcnvorIng III vain to
warm your blue hands over the fire, or consum-
Ing with the fever that follows the chill, remcm.
Der that IIoSTETTER,S BITTERS Is an absolute
speedy ana fiJautole specific for your distressing
malady. now 6DkC
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gas- MANHOOD.-AM MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Premature Decline in
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical Dc.
bllity, &c.
'Therc Is no member OF socicty by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether such per.
son holds the relation OF Parent Preceptor or
an."-MedIcal Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
the Author, DR.. E. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
u. U Sept1 1Yr
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Er A CARD.-A CL RGYMAN,
while residing In South America as Missionary,
discovered safe and simple remedy for the cure
OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train of disorders brought OIL by bancful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by q desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, Will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
In sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
free OF charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
oct4 3moss New YORK Citv.
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&:s- DATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, In
stantancous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; In.
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black or brown. Sold by oil Druggists and Per-
fumera; and properly applied at Batchelor,s Wig
Factory, No. : Bond street, New York.
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LADY sYRox,s "DEAR SISTER. ,,
The "Quartcrly Review" on tho Stowe
Infamy-Ncw Facts.

The October number OF the Quarterly Re
View has very able article on the Byron coniro-
vcrsy. In 1t are published for the first time the
following letters from Lady Byron to Mrs. Leigh,
which were written long after the date at which,
according to Mrs. Stowe's narrative, Lady Byron
had become aware Of the Inccstuous connection
between her husband and that lady. These let
ters, as far as negative evidence can do it, COM
plctcy dispose OF the accusation against the lat
ter:
Lady Byron In January, 1916, shortly before she
left Tor Kirby Mallory, her sstcr-inaw being then
under the same roof with her. Mrs. Leigh re-
niaiucd with Lord Byron TN Plccadilly for scvc.
raj weeks after the departure or Lady Byron, aud
only iclt him when she found she could be of 10
further use to either party:
You will think me very foolish, but ! have
OF your departure with q decent vsngc-so let
me say one word in this way, TO snare nv mill
osophy. With the expectations which have
never VIII OF can ask yOn TO stay one moment
longer than you are inclined to do. 1t would fuel
the worst return for oil ever received from YOU
But In this at least, am truth ITSELF when say
that, Whntevcr the situation mny he, there Is no
one whose society Is dcarcr to me, or can contri-
butte more to my happiness. Inese feelings viii
not change under my circumstances, and I
Should be griered u you did not understand them.
Should you hereafter condemn me, / shall not
love you less. l Will say no more. Judge for
yourself aoou. going or staying. wish you to
consider yourself, II you could be wise enough TO
do TINT for the first time In your life.
Addressed on the cover ITO the Ii Hon. Mrs.
Leigh"
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8-THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYsENTERY AND DIAR.
RHRA CORDIAI.--This article, 80 well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, Is
now offered to the whole country.
It is invaluable to every lady, both married and
sngle. fifl - : =
No family can AFFORD to be without II, and mono
viii to whom Its virtues arc known.
For sale by all Druggists and general dealers.
lDSWIE & NOISE,
ocul 3mospAo General Agents.
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I1-ROSADALIS.-I is A SOURCE OF
satisfaction to the proprletors to announce Lat
this truly valuable medicine has 30 won the put
lie favor by Its intrinsic merit that their predlc
tions OF Its success wherever introduced are fully
verified. Procure from your druggist Rosadalis
Almanac for 1860. Incorporated in 1t will DO
found few Of the hundreds Of certificates in pos.
session OF the prOpretors from persons whose
characters for veracity are unimpeachable. They
are bona de, and are in all respects tho opinions
OF those by whom they are given; are not manu-
faotnrcd for tho purpose OF deceiylng o credulous
fts derived from medicine Which In many re-
spects, and for many diseases, is superior to any
ever discovered.
porters OF ijrugs and Chemicals, Charleston, 8. c.
oct30 stuthS
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E3- TO TIE PUBLIC.-GEORGE LIT
TIE CO., No. 213 King street, are Offering Fine
Cashmere VESTS ut So and s2 so each, worth
81 oct30 stuth1mo
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81 IT,
81 hope, my dear A., that you would on no ac-
count withhold from your brother the letter
which sent yesterday, In answer to yours writ
ccivcd from himself today renders it still more
important that he should know the contents OF
~ am, % haste, aud not very well, yours most
ancctionately, A. !. BYRoNU
"KIRBY MALLORY, February IA, 1910.
"Thc present surerngs OF all may yet bc repaid
In blessings. Do not despair absolutely dearest;
which am most unhappy to causo thus unintcn.
and at present your blttercst reproaeh U Wonid be
forgiven; though Heaven knows you have con-
sidercd me moro than q thousand would have
b. one most dear to yoa could observe. eoYn must
not remember these fcelIngs Farewell God
oicss you' from the bottom OF my heart; M,
The reviewer thinks 1t not unlikely that there
nre those who, even with these letters in their
Stowe has related, and he imaglnes number OF
sssophisms ssp by which they may deceive themselves.
"" @e ay adnS n% most St YIN admit that
was dearer" to her, or could have contributed
more to her happiness. or was her "best com
knew ut the time what Mrs Stowe believes Lady
byron to have known. After these letters, the fol-
seem pale and super1uous:
Earl Sanhope has kindly permitted us to print
the following extract from private letter writ
Mrs. Leigh about forty years ago taaa j and
used to call upon her at st. James Palace to hear
her speak about Lord Byron, as she was very
fond OF doing. That fact itself is q presumption
against what is alleged, since on such snppo.
stiOn, the subject world assuredly bo felt as
painful and unavolded. She was exceedingly un-
prcpossessng In her person and appearance-
moro Ike nun than anything, and never can
nave had tile least pretcntion to beauty. Thought
her shy and sensitive TO a fault in her mind and
character, and, froW what saw and kneW O! her
hold her to have been utterly Incapable Of such
crime as MIS-. Beecher Stowe ia 30 unwarranta-
bly, seeking to cast upon her memory.n
The reviewer accounts for considerable pro-
portion OF Byron's evil reputation by "hs ten
denoy to be te JMnIar0 des pfces qua r,apOft
ons.n Ills habit OF mystlncation was 30 invctcr-
ate Tint he pntercd with himself or Lady Byron
the revewor's conclusion Is that her deuslons are
most charltably accounted for by monomania.
"Her mind was not weak one, but she had I'm
paired IL by religious speculations beyond her
reach, and long brooding over her trials, inyoly-
ing some real and many imaginary wrongs.n
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mp-MANY YEARS AGO THE WRITER

nB-HANY YEARS AGO THE WRITER
OF this notice md an invalid physician while visit.
Ing the Island OF st. CroiX for their health expert
enced and witnessed many surprising and benen-
cIal effects OF the rum there produced upon many OF
the lnyalids who were, like ourselves, seeking
health and upon inquiry and Investigation, obtain
ed full history Of its medicinal virtues. lie was
delighted and surprised, and determined to make
it the basis Of o Tonic and Restorative Medicine
The result Of his labors glorious success for
himself and suffering humanity. The celebra-
ted PLANTATION DITTERS was thus made
known to tho world. Being an article OF rear
merit, founded on new principles, and relying
wholly upon the vegetable Kingdom for It's inc.
dclnal effects, 1t worked rapid revolution ln tile
treatment Of physical debility.
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-shcrdan's .'schooi for Scandals becomes
In tho now German version "Schleicher und
Gcnoseen," or "Sneak and Company" sIr
Peter Teazle Is called Herr Balders, and Mrs,
sneerwell is Lady Secretary Klingelein.
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GD- NOTICE. ar.mUONrAI EDDDD
MANS SAVINGS AND TRUST C0SIPkNi :,
CHARLESTON BBANCI, No. "A BROAD STREET.
Money deposited on or before November 10th
will draw interest from November 1st
oct2sl7 NATHAN RITTER, Cashier.
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Obituarp.

pOPE.-Dlcd, on the afternoon OF the 2dth
or October, after short Illness SUSAN CUTIInERr.
laughter Of DR.. DAM. T. and Sallic n. Pope, ngcd
one year eight months ana fifteen DAYS
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10 CONSIGNEES' .--MER-
CHANTS LINE.-Thc Schooner LILLY will dis.
charge cargo THIS DAY at Adger's North Wharf
Goods not called for before sunset will he stored
at risk and expense OF Consignccs. No claims
allowed after goods are removed from wharf.
nova WILLIAM ROACH & f,O
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~ CONSIGNEES PER BRITISH
steamship DARIEN are hereby notified that suid
steamship has been THIS DAY entered under the
Five Day Act. ALI goods not Permitted at the
expiration OF that lime will be sent to the Govern
ment Stores. ROBT. MURE & CO.,
ocLoS .no,,
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Mr.. TNnnyson,a new poem ON ..Tha oucst of
to appear before Christmas.
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9cmina Alarhi,tes.


9 " NC CHIMES.
Tho place to buy
SEWING MACHINES
Is whore you have choice of styles of diirerent
makers, 81
1 have the best single and double thread a;a-
chimes now before the public.
THE WILCOX & GIBBS,
SILENT MACHINE
- AND THE '.
"WRRD" F. r. LOOK -STITCH
Are the simplest and most reliable Machines
made. Evory Machine 10 warranted to give satIs.
faction. or It will be exchanged for other kinds.
All kinds OF Sewing neatly anu promptly done
Orders taken for all first class Sowing or Knitt,,
Machines, Needles, on, Thread, SIX, &c.
D. B. HAsELToN,
mayl stuthly No. so7 King street.
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"KIRBY MAIIORY, February 3, 1910.
"MU Dearest AuguSta-You are desired by your
brother to ask II my father has acted with my
concurrence In proposing a separation. lie has.
1t cannot be supposed that, in my present dis
trcsslng situation, am capable or stating In
detailed manner the reasons which Will not only
justify this measure but compel me to tuke 1t;
ana IL never can DO lny wish 10 remember un-
necessarily lsicl those injuries for which, however
deep, feel no resentment. will now only recall
to Lord Byron's mind Ills avowed and insur-
mountable aversion to the married state and the
desire and determination he has expressed ever
since its commencement TO free himself from that
cahdidly acknowledging that no effort OF duty or
affection has been wanting on my part. lie has
TOO painfully convinced Inc that nll these attempts
to contribute toward hls happiness were wholly
useless, and most uRwe!come to linn. l inclose
this letter to nay father, Wishing 1t to receive his
sanction.
"Ever yours most aTeetionately,
~. T. BYRoSn
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@S- TO THE FLOUR MERCHANTS
AND ALL 1NTERESTED.-OPPICE INSPECTOR OF
FLOUR, No. 0s EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, October
l0-orders for Inspection OF Flour will be ro
cciVed at this onlcc from this date and be
promptly attended to.
C. N. AvERILL,
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'JANUARY 25, 1910.
teri Imust resign my rights to be so considered; /;
but don't think that will make any difference In
the Kindness have 80 uniformly experienced
from YOU"
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5toucs, nanses, &r.
g TO YES AT WHOI.ES ALE

TIE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HoR-
TON & SHEPHERD, HAVE. RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, as WHOLESALE DEALERS.
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUsI.
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AID HEATING
STOVES AT a CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
TIE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURHITURE-soMH.
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH
OUT THE AID OF CulMNEYs IF NECEssARY-
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP
ERLY, II SET UP AS DIRECTED.
TuE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY Low In
pRICE-HAvE SIN BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BUT SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRIcK-woRK TO SET
THEM UP
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAsrlRoN AIR-TIGITs. RUssLi-IRoN AIR
TIGHTS, sIX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
VIM. SHEPHERD & CO.,
---~AIr -eTRHET.
CHARLESTON S. c..
TAP AIMED TIN WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
WIN. sHEPHERD CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET.
9 T A NE E D TIN-W ARE
AT WHOLESALE.
WIN. sHEPHERD & CO.,
No. "a IIAYNE STREET
E1RENCH RETINNED IRON WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
wM. EPHERD & CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET
ELLEvILLE COPPER
Ro L ING MILLS
AGENTS IN CHARLESTON:
wM. HEPHERD Il CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET.
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MAGNOLIA WATER-Superlor to the best import.
ed German Cologne, and sold at half tho price,
noyl tuths3
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5lilIincrn, 5anep GOODS, &r.
Il A L L o P E N 1 N G.
OF MILLINERY GOODS,

AT MRS. II. ]. ZERNow,s, No. so4 KING ST.
Having just returned from New York, would re-
spectfully coll the attention OF tho Ladies to
large and handsome assortment OF MILLINERY
GOODS, including Dress Trimmings and Paper
Patterns. Coaks on hand and made to order.
Dressmakng attended to rs usual. Country
orders solicited and promptly filled.
oct14 8 tuths3mos
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8S-PEUPLE'S BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LlNA.-Thc TRANSFER BOOKS OF this Bank will,
bc closed on nn,l after the 10th instant, for the
purpose Of preparing corrcst list OF tho stock.
holders
by order. ii. J. LOPER, Cashier.
nOYio
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"KIRBY MALLORY, January 81, 1916.
"DedrcSt Al know you feel for me as I do for
you, and perhaps am better understood than I
think. You have been, ever since knew you, my
best comforter. and will so remain, unless you
grow tired OF the office, which may well be-"
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"kIRBY MALLORY, January 10, 1916 thc
day after she left London.l
"4D Dearest Alt is my great comfort that
you are In plccadlily."
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Special Notices.

Jfs> TO TIE DENTAL PROFESSION.
The Dentists OF Columbia suggest to their pro
fcsslonal brethren throughout the State that
Dental Association he formed at the Capital dur
Ing Fair week. Those who favor the proposltlor
will please to extend notice OF it. now . psc
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+" Chales McKinniss, pickles lst. so
" Wilson Lively, goossberries canned
lst prem,... 50
John Hutchinson, picked cabbage
1st prem. ....,,..' ....... so
sE. Hildenbrand, gooseberry pre-
serves 1st prem. ..............5 so
i" E. Hildenbrand, ounce preserves
lst prem .........' 5O
I" Charles McKinniss, 5 lb bread 1st
prem. ................l w
"John Hutchinson, lb rye bread, lst
prem .'''...'.''' '''.''''''' oV
" Charles McKinniss lbs butter lst
prem ..''-v's s''''.' '''''''% w
HORTICULTURE.
Mrs. G. NJ. Steele, dahlias Ist.... so
"H. G. Bum, 8 varieties dahlias lst
prem. .:-.... ..,-........'... oo
81. II. Bunn, pr hang baskets lst
prem m....,.,..... .,........' oU
81. H. Bann, hand boquets 1st.. 30
i" II Q. Bum, hang basket flowers
lst prem, ....,--,....'.. oU
"H. c. Bum, basket flowers for table
lst prem ,...,,-.,...,,........l Il 90
TRACK PERFORMANCE.
VIM. Burris, pr draught horses 1st 5 90
Alanson Johnson, Cd. q so
Geo. W. Brown, single draught horse
lst prem ........,.,4,.. 90
Sanue Stephenson, match horses 1st
prem ,............. 90
Adam McClung, match horses cd 2 so
G, W. Poor, single driving horse Ist
prem. ....,s...,..... ,,.,.3 O0
G. W. Poor, single driving horse Cd
prem ....,.......... ..........l 5O
A. L Johnson, riding horse LIST. % 90
VIM. Foose, 3D. 80
A. L. johnson, pacing horse time 2,43
lstprem .....,.......s..' w
WIN Mcdaniel, pacing horse time 2 54
lst prem. ........,. .......'z 6o
Henry Carrick, trotting horse time 2.2o
LIST prem .....'''''''.''o w
e. w. Poor, trotting horse time 294
Cd prem. .................z n 5O
Those drawing premiums will please
call on D. W. Winfough Esq, and
get their orders.
GEO. w. Brown, Pres.
J. L. LONG, Vice Pres.
J. A. SELL, Sec.
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PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT.

John Dillon, P. z.
Portsmouth-Bigelow Chapel, Jas Mitchell.
Sixth Street, J. H. Gardner
Plketon, G. W. Wakefield.
Beaver, William Morris.
WheeIersburg-W. N. Middleton.
IroDton-spencer Chapel, J. E Moore.
Wesley Chapel, g. c. Frampton.
Olive, To be supplied by G. G. Evans.
Hanging Rock G. B. Lewis.
Pine Grove, j. s. Postle.
Burllngton-Abraham COrtllch. Supply by
Aaron Grady.
Rome-AJ. D. Fry. ~ a
Buena vista-W j. Griffith
Lucasvile2-J. W. Baker.
Old TOWN.. sBiDg,
Waveny--William Glenn.
sunhsh--Supplied by Samuel Burdett