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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-20

B MAIN GUARDHOUSE, OFFICE
OF CHIEF OF POLICE, CHARLESTON, 5. c.,
JUNE ,lth, lS72.-The attention OF all persons
concerned is hereby called to the fact that on
and after the 18th instant all Dogs found going
at large will be killed. JOHN q. MINOTT,
jun118 Cnlef OF Polce.
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THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ingre.
dients Of any kind-nothing in the least degree
Injurious to the system under any circumstances
-and may be administered With perfect safety
to an Infant.
when taken as directed.
They cure imme lately. In no case will the pa
tient have more than one chill after the first DOSE
and IN the majority OF cases not even that.
They accomplish the work BY destroying the
cause OF di isease, which no other remedy pretends
They are ON efrectual preventive, nentralIzlng
the malarious poison 10 the system, and thus
averting It's consequences.
PHYSICIANS USE THEM IN THEIR PRACTICE
It Ia almost universally the case that physicians
condemn what are generally known as 'Parent
Medicines NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS,
though under this head. the composition Is known
to many, and 30 pap8ble are their valuable cura-
tive properties that number Of the first phys
clans In the South and West have adopted them
In their practice, and recommend them to their
patients as the most reliable Fever and Aguc
medicine known.
NO ONE NEED SUFFER,
be they ever 80 much exposed to Fever and Ague,
II they will only take
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
To those who have contracted Fever and Ague,
Instead OF using Qulnine. Arsenic and other power
full remedies, they will find not ouly immediate
relief, but 8 positive cure In
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS,
which Is an old reliable article prepared from the
private formula of one OF the most experienced
physicians In the Fever and Ague districts, who
after many years OF successful practice has made
it known to tho proprietor. This article has been
used In cases where every remedy has failed be.
FORE and performed the most astonishing cures;
being vegetable compound, it removes the
cause OF the disease at once, and does rot fur.
nsh, as many articles do, only temporary relief
m8y30 ths6mo
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~ON MARRIAGE.R Ra

~ON MAR r A G E. F8
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth street, PHILADELPHIA. Pa. oct12
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MiIIinerp, 6tram @oobs, @r. 6

PRING OPENINGl
MRS. N. J. ZERNOW,
No. so4 KING SIRE e T.,
VIII open THIS DAY an assortment Of MILL
merry GOODS, LADIES' and Childrens heaay'
Made Suits.
Sole Agent for Nile. DEhoREsTs PAPER
PATTERNS.
/: SHOULDER BRACES,
STOCKING sUsPBNDERs, and
LILY BLOOM.
DREss.MAKINa In all It's branches.
Country orders Will receive prompt atsenslon'
mch28-tut
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yR. M. MARSHALL & BROTHER.
MO. rs MARY STREET. =,
~ THIS DAY, the Goth instant, at II O'Clock,
will be Sold. o.. " r.. -
The RESIDENCE, No. 25 Mary street. west or
Elizabeth, containing four upright and TWO attic
rooms. On premises are kitchen OF four rooms,
grape aroor, fruit trees, well, &c. Lot measures
40 by III feet, more or less.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. -.r--., .s,.,'s =, juno
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Business Qar6s.

WE LIVE AND LEARN, DIE AND
wv FORGET ALL.
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BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES. s
HOUSE AND LOT No. .43 NASSAU
ILL STREET. ~ '5'g; ;E.at 80 rtth
Viii be sold THIS DAY, the 10th instant, cor
ner OF Broad and East Bay streets. at II O'Clock,
HOUSE contains rooms. Lot measures IS
feet front by 05 feet deep. tHuG'i iT,5.Fa
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay me for papers
and stamps jun2o
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NOTICE TO BoNDHOLDERs.
Holders of the ortgage Bonds aforesaid Will
report st once to Messrs. PAGE d MAURY, Rich
the deed Of trust by which they are secured, the
amount OF each Bond, and the amount OF interest
due. Holders OF Detached Coupons will report as
above X. q. MAURY,
J.PR0SSER TABB,
Iun3 Surviving Trustees.
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BY r. NJ. MARSHALL g. BRO.
TlHIs DAY, THE 20TH INSTANT, AT II
Il O'Clock. Will be sold at the Posto11ce,
The LOT at west corner Of Tradd and Greenhili
streets, measuring 40 by 140 feet. 49,,
Conditions easy-made known at eale.
junl6 swth3
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RAILROAD COM
" ~ pANY
ENMN 2R &

- 2, n CHARLESTON, S.iCIi Iunb q I6Iz. =
Trains will leave charleston Daily az lois a. n.
and 800 p. n.
Arrive at charleston 600 A. II. Mondays ex.
cepted) and 8 P. n. 80,
Train does not leave Charleston 500 ?. n, Sum
DAYS.. f.@Es s q. E,'A - 's..: -
Train leaving 10. is A. n. makes through connec.
tion to New York, via Richmond aud Acqola
Greek only, going through In A hours. 30 :NiA
PASSENGERS leaving BY 500 p. MSlTtain have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN
DAY in Wilmington, N. U.
This is the cheapest. quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and No thwest, both Trains MAKING con.
nections at Washington with western TRAINS OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. -
8. 8. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
p L. QLEAPOR Gen. Ticket Agent. may2l,
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@ THOSE WHO DESIPE A GOOD
article to restore gray hair to Its youthful COLOR
we would recommend to purchase HALLS VE-
GETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER, {. most
excellent and valuable preparation. soid By. all
druggists. junl5 stuths
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ByW. Y. LEITCH 8 r. s. BRUINS,

BY w. I. LElTCH u X. B. BRUINS,
Auctioneers. .i $50.
DO:ITIVE SAILED o UBLE TENE-
i MINT Brick Residence, north side Of
eims' Court. ''..' ~ .'1'- 49,. &
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 10th instant,
at II O'Clock, at the Postoflce, ''!
That two story Brick Double Tenement DWELL
ING on the north sidc OF VEINS Court. Lot
Terms CASH Purchaser to naV ns ~ for pansrs
and stamps. =. .#.,,f..rl. jun20
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OAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
- RAILROAD. .D Il; ar,aAv


III l2S1
- - CHARLESTON June Is, 1871
On sad after MONDAY June l7th, the Pas
senoer Trains on this Road will run as folloWa:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Charleston daily $50 I. I.
feave Savannah daily .-1lsO p. II.
Arr.ye at Charleston daily ............. IA. u.
DAY TRAIN. ~ . ,,t.l
Arrive at Savannah, Sundaysexcepted. 3.3o P. u.
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. II 4. u.
Arrive at Charleston, Sundays excited. ESQ p. II.
Passengers from Charleston by $50 P. II. train
make close connection with Port Royal Railroad
for Beaufort, Sundays excepted.)
Freight forwarded daily on through bills OF lad.
Ing to points In Florida and by Savannah line OF
steamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch given to
freights for Beaufort and points on Port Royal
Railroad and a. as low rates as by any other Lima
Tickets on sale at this Office for Beaufort over
Port Royal Railroad. O.S. GADSDEN
ERgineer and superintendent
8. O. BOYLsT0r, Gen'l Fl and Ticket Agent.
jun14 - .-
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By-A.-C., McGULIYRAY.

! A SMALL, NEAT -6eTTAGE HOME.
n Will positively be sold ae 1i-o,oiock ON
THIS DAY, the Goth instant, at corner Esst Bay
and Broad streets, ..'i y. :
A SMALL neat two-story WOODEN DWELLING,
with four rooms and fine well OF water. Lot 25 by
It's reet, more or less. Located east side OF ST.
Philip 81 rect, q few doors below Line, next north
or residence OF L. p. Speissegger, and opposite
the grain and grlSt Hlll. ... sl@
Terms cash, Purchaser to pay Auctioneer for
papers and stamps. jun18
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

n Nl1ED DIh1C CO MAIolIffI y DAHTs
" United States vs.. A boxes Manufactured
1ouacco.-U United States OF America, South Caro-
LIMA DISTRICT .f - -. iIli
b. virtue OF an order OF sale 20 me directed and
delivered. from the Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan, Judge OF
the District Court OF the United States for the Dis
trict aforesaid, I will expose for sale at public
auction, In front OF the United States Courthouse,
In the City OF Charleston, THIS DAY, the goth
day Of June, 1872, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, @
orty -four (l4) boxes Manufactured TOBACCO.
Terms cash. r. II. WALLACE, ~
jun20 q. 8. Marshal.
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@ PURGE OUT THE MORBID HU-
MORs Of the blood by dose or two Of AYERS
PILLS. ana you will have clearer heads, as well
as bodies junl5-stuthS.
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BY W. Y. .LEITCH g. r. 8. BRUINS,

.. AuctlOneera. ,sf ,iI.s- :.
DOSITIVE SALE RESIDENCE SOUTB
i side Of Beaufain street, few doors west
OF Archdale street.
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 2oth instant,
at IL O'Clock, at the P0stofice, ,ru.. P.
The eeasiern portion Of that two story WOOD
ENTENEMENT. on the south al ie OF Beaufain
street, few doors west or Archdale street. Lot
measures "a feet front by 100 feet In depth.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers
and stamps. ~ juno
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By WIN. MCKAY.
DOSITIVE SALE.-FRESH ARRIVALS,
IL - SPRING GUODS.-Will sell THIS DAY, at 10
O'Clock, at Is Wentworth street, 100 Cents and
Boys nne LINEN DRILL SUITS. 40 dozen common
SRtlnet Pants, 80 dozen assorted Handkerchiefs,
Lisle Thread Gloves. Prints, Muslins,s Cambrics,
pieces fancy Csttonades, Paris Dress Goods, Toi
let Soaps. Hats, Caps, Shoes, Shirts and Drawers,
and large lot or Sundries, to close consign.
ments. ~ juno
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Euerial Notires.

~- CONSIGNEES PER CONNER
CIAL LINEn Schooner "DAYBREAK," Blake
Master from New York, are hereby notified that
she Ia THIS DAY dlschareing at Central Wharves.
All Goods on the wharf at sunset will be stored at
owners risk and expense. Positively no claims
allowed for damages after Goods leave the wharf
Jun2o-1 d. F. BAKER &' co., Agents
@- OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
TIE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK COMPANY:
CLASS No. 1-WEDSEsDAY MORNING, June 1s.
&c 5-l7-37- -2O-40-5O-7s-56-27--
CLASS No, "WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 10.
6-74-52-6l-27- -27-2O-10-34-26-5O-70--75
Witness my hand at Charleston, s. O., 10th day
June, 1872. A. MoRoSo,
iun20 Commissioner.
@ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit OF the Free
School Funa-oficial Rattle Numbers:
GLASS No. 5s3-MoRNINa.
4-Is-7s-63-6O-43 2S-22-49-62-16-37
ULASSN No. 564-EvBNINa.
63-s -4l-73-5I-67-7- IS -60-6l-49--H
As witness our hands at Charleston this 10th
FENN PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
jun2o Sworn Commissioners.
~THE LATEST AND BEST THING
out, the DOLLAR REWARD SOAP.
DowIE, NOISE DAVIS,
Agents, Charleston, 8. c.
~ ICE.-A BRANCH OF T 81 E
Meeting street Ice House has been opened In st.
Philip street, opposite the Market, where Ice Will
be sold the same as at the Main House.
JAS. KENT, Agent,
jun18-3 Meeting street Ice House.
@- PURGE OUT THE MORBID HU-
MORs Of the blood by dose or two Of AYERS
PILLS. ana you viii have clearer heads, as well
as bodies. junl5stuthS
~ THOSE WHO DESIPE A GOOD
article m reatore oray hair tn its youthful color
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By 7. NJ. CATER.
WILL BE SOLD BEFORE MY STORE,
w at9 O'Clock,
40 hhds OF MOLA ,SES
100 tubs and frkins Butter
600 Bacon shoulders
Lot White Graniteware first quality.
Conditions cash. tun20
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-03

THE Base BALL MATCH. base ball
match between the Petrolias and Senecas,
this afternoon, on the grounds Of the former
club, is largely attended and passing off quiz
etly. The Senecas are neatly and tastefully
dressed 10 blue pants, white shirts, white
caps aud red stockings The superior play.
ing of the Senecas plainly indicate them to
be the banner club of the oil region and Of
Western Pennsylvania. Especially fine is
the playing of the pitcher and catcher.
Al this hour (s:lO) three innings have
been played, and the fourth is on. At the
end Of the third inning the score stood -
Senecss, ~ runs; Petrolias, l do.
At this writing-4:00 p. m.-the sixth
inning is On, the score stsndiug-l9 to in
favor Of the Senvcss.
LArER.-Tbe seventh inning is now on
4:l5 p. m. Al the end Of the sixth inning
the score stood-Senecas, 3s; Peirolias, l.
The game was concluded at twenty min-
utes Of five O'Clock, resulting 10 favor of the
Seneca Club, the score stsnding-Ssnecas,
40; Petrolias, !.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-03

The RACES. There is also large mum.
Der Of people from Rouseville, Columbia
Farm, Kane City and intermediate points,
10 attendance at the race course on the Dali
zeli Flats. this afternoon, to witness the
race between sorrel John Of Housewife and
sorrel Frank of Petroleum Centre, for Q
purse Of 5000.
The first heat was called on by the Judge
Of 2:30 p. M, both horses starting off in
good style. This heat was declared off by
the judge, on account OF the rider Of sorrel
Frank falling off the horse when abou. half
way over the course.
Time was called on the next heat shortly
after the first heat was declared off, Sort
rel Frank was held back by the rider, who
evidently misunderstood the call for start
ing, consequently the Housewife horse took
the lead. About the middle of the course
sorrel Frank bolted the track, allowing tho
Housewife horse to come in ahead. Judge
decided 10 favor Of Housewife horse.
nThe other heats were both claimed by the
Ronseville men, but 1t is understood the
hackers of Sorrel Frank "will not have i.
that way" and up to the hour Of going to
press, II was thought the last tyo heats
would be ran over again.
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By reference to the Advertisement pub
lisbed elsewhere, it will be seen that Mr.
Frank Nicholson, proprietor OF the Post
Office Newsroom, has large stock Of books,
stationary, cigars, tobacco, go &c., which
he desires of selling off at cost figures -
Having examined the stock we take pleas-
ure in recommending It as being first class
in every respect, and are satisfied that it
will be sold at bargain. Those who de-
sire to purchase good books chesply will do
well to examine bis catalogue. He has also
fine stock of blank books and school books
which will be sold at remarkably low fgs
ures. Give him o call.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-03

In our report Of new we'll on tho Lewis
Campbell farm, near Petrolia City, an er-
ror occurred in regard to the ownership -
Our informant gave the we'll as owned as fol.
lows; S. A. Woods. two thirds of the work.
ing and land interest, and Frank Tack and
s. W. Moosheadfths balance. 1t should
have been-S. A. Woods, one.sourtb; A.
Il. Tack and S. W. Moorhead, three tourtbs: ::
and the land interest owned by Mr.. Lewis
Campbell Another error also occurred.-
The Mooshead, Tack Il Co., we'll. is pump
ing 100 barrels per day instead of flowing
200, ss stated in the first item. This COR
rection is made in justice to Messrs. Tack
and Moorhead, and the mistake was uuin-
tsntional on the part Of our reporter. The
Adams we'll near the above Is flowing from
l50.to 200 barrels per day, and this proba-
bly, accounts for the error oa the part Of our
informant.
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To Prevent BOILER INcxUsrATIoN. AT
the extensive shops of the Onsids Commun.
ity, where many boilers are constantly 10
use for heating purposes and to furnish
power, great deal Of trouble wac exper-
fenced from incruslation for several years.
To prevent this, a heavy expense was 10
Cured In building soft water tanks, but this
was only partially successful, other exper-
iments were tried which resulted in demon
strating that the admixture of small quan.
tity.o of tannate Of soda with water would
wholly obviate the difficulty. Hard water
Is now used altogether, and repeated ex-
amiuatious have shown that the tannate o.
soda keep the inside of the boiler perfectly
clean and wholly free from scales.
Lords Boiler Powder, advertieed ia a
much better preventive than the above. I,
not only removes the incrustation. but pre-
vents it forming afterwards. Mr.. A. J.
Hawley is the Agent for the sale of this
compound, and we would advise every oil
man to call on him end examine It.
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"Much Ado About Nothing. ,,

1t seems that the novice who runs the
"St. Petersbugh Progress" does not like the
sound advise given him BY the RECORD
"More's the pity" for II be ever succeeds 10
the newspaporial 6eld be will have to heed
1t.
The fact 10, less sensitiveness and fearful
ness and more hopefulness and cheerfulness,
will give bis little sheet more spicy flavor,
and closer attention improve its Typography.
Printing a newspaper is q very different
business from gaugine tanks, and while the
knowledge Of arithmetic implied in the lat
ter must be very useful in making such SUI
perior reports 40 be gives US, yet II may
honestly be doubted whether fair undsr>
standing of English grammar, and the
usages and ventionali.ies of newspaper
intercourse, coupled with good manners and
good sense are not better qualifications for
sn editor than to depend on gaugers man.
usi and an itch for soribbling.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-03

MARROW, the jamestown brewery murder
er, was banged at Msyville at twelve o.
clock aud ten misutes, yesterday. Itis uu-
derstood that be confessed to having killed
Bacbmauu with strycbnine, and afterwards
used the hammer at the instance Of bis wife
ard he's mother.
His wife saw him at halt-past eleven at
which time she shed tears profusely and
said 'Charie, forgive you but do not be
q coward"
When MARROW was conducted to the ecaf-
'old, which was constructed 10 one Of the
corridors Of the jail, be manifested no emo,
tion The sheriff resd the dea to warrant 10
which NARROW did not respond nor move
q muscle. Hewas stoical and hard through
out.
NARROW gave bis confession on the trap az
follow: II have said oil wish to say to
Mr.. Fleishman; am not directly connected
With the murder of Bachmsnu."
The black cap was put On and he :hen
thanked the sheriff for his kindness while
shaking his hand. His neck was instantly
broken. He did not move muscle after
the drop. After hanging about twenty
minutes the body was taken and prepared
Tor interment.
Some two or three hundred people were
at the jail; but sixty were admitted. To-
tense excitement prevailed.
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Parker OH Field
PETERSBURG DISTRICT.

A well owned by Fuller, Hess, Torbell
aud others, on the David Shoup farm, east
Of Petersburg, is 10 the sand with good show
of oil.
A Well owned by Painter. Haymaker and
others, on the David Sboup farm, 10 sand,
oil flowing from the hole, and indications o.
q good well.
Milligap well, on David shoup farm, dowr
and pumping. For several days after being
started it continued to yield GO to 65 barrel'
( per day. =
No. 2 Pioneer, on the Keating farm, on
the Clarion river short distance below the
mouth of Turkey run, is down and pumping
about 30 barrels per day. Owned BY Tur-
Der and others. -
Lydia we'll, on the Smith farm, south side
Of the Clarion river, below tho mouth o.
Turkey run, has been drilled some depth In
to the third sand and is flowing large guam
titles OF oil. =
Germania we'll No. 2, on the David Sobur
farm, east of Petersburg, is down and pump
ing about 80 barrels perday.
A well or the west side of Turkey run
near the mouth, Heating farm, is in third
sand and for some days past has been flew
ing large quantities Of oil. The drilling
still progresses. When finished big we'll ID
expected.
A we'll on the Hiram Nicely farm, near
Turkey run, commenced pumping on We'd
nesday Of last week, and 10 twenty-tour
hours thereafter it was stll yielding oil at
the rate of so or 60 barrels per day.
A we'll on the D. Masters farm, northeast
of Petersburg. 90 the east side of Big Tur-
key run, has been drilled some depth into
the third sand, and oil Is now flowing from
the hole. John Mclaughlin, John Ristei
and others are the owners.
The latest intelligence from the Peters
burg district represent new wells ss yielding
oil ae follows. Haymaker we'll, pumping
40 bis. Fuller well, 40. Cramer we'll 40.
All on the d. Shoup farm.
A we'll owned by Pittsburgh company,
on the Hiram Neely farm. has jnst been
struck and is said to be pumping As barrels
per day.-[Olmsn's Journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-03

THE BUFFALO RACES Tho seventh an
nusl meeting Of the Buffalo Trotting Park
will be given in that city next week, CON-
mencing on Tuesday the 9Th. The track of
the Buffalo Park is conceded to be the best
in the country. and many improvements
have been made 10 1t this year. The
amount of premiums offered this year ex-
coed any ever before offered, footing up
$50, 900 and including four purses OF $40. .OOO
each. Such prizes have attracted the speed
lest trotters 10 the country, and the entries
closed with $4,000 paid for entries. The
purse for all horses will be contested for by
Goldsmith Maid, American girl, Lucy and
Henry, In which 1t is expected that the best
time on record will be made, If nosecli ipsed.
Other attractions besides fast horses will be
presented, and 1t is confidently expected
that this meeting will snrpass In brl lliancy
all Its predecessors. Lovers of the turf
should not miss this trotting meeting.