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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-12-13

Court Pr0ceedings.-Decem term of
the Circuit Court met on Monday morning
last and has been in session all the week,
with Judges Wickes and Stump on the
bench.
Mr.. Alonzo II. Reynolds was appointed
Foreman of the Grand Jury, which adj
ionrned on Friday. They found eighteen
indictments, seventeen being true bills, -
and one ignored" The offences were as
follows: Maintaining nuisance, two:
selling liquor to minors, seven; selling
liquor on Sunday, three; disorderly house,
three; selling liquor on election day, two;
and larceny, one. But very few witnesses
We're in attendance before the Grand Jury
The following are the cases that have
been tried, up to the close of our report
Friday morning.:
State as. David Craig; indicted at the
last term for selling liquor on Sunday
Tried before a jury, and verdict of not
guilty. G. Mccullough for State; II.
Mccullough for defendant.
Charles Piercy as Jefferson w. Purner;
an action for the recovery of balance due
on the purchase of plaintiffs growing
claimed about $50. Tried before Jury.
and verdict for plaintiff for $1S1.51. J. r.
and Ii. Mccullough for Plaintiff; Consta-
bic for defendant.
Yesterday the Court took up the trial of
appeals from Justices of the Peace.
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.
To the Honorable, tile Judges Of tile Circuit
Court for CeciJ county:
We respectfully report that we have
completed the duties assigned us by law,
as the Grand Inquest of the State, for
Cecil county.
We hail with delight the improvement
recently made in the Court room as addin, :
to the comfort of it's visitors and credit
the county, and hope the same spirit of
advancement may be applied to the upp. +
stories of the building.
And we cordially recommend its adoptie n
in all our public buildings and in partculs +
the public schools of the county. many IF
which require attention.
And we would further report that e
have visited the county Jail and found it n
good order, but respectfully urge the SUI +
ply Of iron bedsteads for the prisoners, a S
a matter Of economy and comfort.
And we also recommend that the posi-
ton of the lightning rods at the jail h,
changed, for the better security Of keen :
ing prisoners.
A. II. REYNOLDS, Foreman.
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School B0ard.-The Board met, agree
ablyto bylaws, on Tuesday last. Present
All the members.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
Mr.. r. L. Thomas sent an order for
payment of his proportion of the price for
school house lot in North East, amounting
to S1l5. 1t was stated that the amount
exceeded the amount agreed upon by r.
l.. Thomas, S. J. England and J. Squier-
there being misunderstanding between
the parties. On motion the subject was
postponed for the present.
The accounts of Commissioners were re-
ferred TO Committee on Accounts.
application was made for the use of the
school house at Bay View, No. /, in Ninth
Election District, for a debating society;
and on motion it was resolved that the re-
quest be granted on the condition that the
trustees Of the school be responsible for all
injury to the house. furniture or books, Ey
such use of the house.
The Board took a recess until two
o clock.
After recess the Board resumed business
and was engaged in the examination of the
quarterly accounts. They were passed as
follows: First District, ST, 269.14; Second,
S1.1lG62; Third, $1,143.46 Fourth, ST.
009. 10; Fifth. S1,54s.93; Ninth, $40. 20;
Sixth, Sl.426.94; Seventh, $1,512.31;
Eighth, SsS957; total, $10,G76.S6.
The Secretary reported that in accord
ance with a resolution past at last meeting
he advertised for proposals to supply the
schools for the county with the books and
stationary used in the schools, and that
there has been received proposals from
three firms, to-wit:
Gushing 6 Mediary, of Baltimore; J.
w. Bond & Company. of Baltimore, and
Dulaney & Company. After examination
of these proposals, it was found that CASH
ing Il Mediary were the lowest bidders.
and on motion the President and Secretary
were authorized to contract with Gushing
& Mediary to supply the schools of the
county with books and stationary, for one
year from the 18th day of December. 1873
A bill of the Examiner for travelling ex-
penses in visiting the schools of the coun-
ty, amounting to $3.50, was examined by
the auditing committee, and ordered to lie
paid.
The President and Treasurer were au-
thorized to meet tho liabilities of the
Board falling due before LIST January, 1874.
On motion adjourned to meet on Tuesday,
10Th of December. 1873.
BY the change in tho Eeries Of readers
made by the Board at its meeting in Nov
omber, there will be a saving of 26 cents
on every series of readers used in the
schools; and by the contract now to be
made with Cushing Il Medairy, of Balti-
more, the cost of books and stationery foY
the schools will be much reduced from
what it has been,
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outside was reported. Plenty of green
backs and no panic on the ground. One
of the officers of Court attended the match
to keep order, and returned to Court with
both coat tail pockets full of pigeons.
"a new chapel is about to he erected on
the road from North East to Port Deposit
about two miles from the former place. 1t
will be occupied by the class which has
been worshiping at Union Grove school
house for some fifteen years past 1t is
connected with Charlestown NJ. E. Church
The building will be fIame-the founda
ton is already laid, and will be great
convenience, as well as Improvement, to
that neighborhood The friends of truth
are alive in that section.
The children would like one of Prof.
Ascherfeld's Lightning Calculators for
a Christmas Present. 1t would prove
highly useful as we'll as entertaing, and
old St. Nicholas or Kriss Kringle ought to
provide himself with a basket full OF
"calculators' when he makes his annual
WISH tulS year. IL WOulu DS ullheui' w
give written description of the calculator
that could make the little machine plain
to our readers. and We advise them all to
purchase one for a Christmas gift for the
children. They only cost so cents each.
The present School Board has held its
last regular meeting, report of which will
be found in to-day's Wig. The time for
which the Board was appointed will expire
at the close Of the present year when a
new Board will have to be appointed by the
Court. The present Board whose labors
are drawing to close, have been faithful
to the trust confided to them, and have
labored assiduously to advance the cause
of public education to the extent of their
ability, crippled as they have been in their
efforts by the heavy debt hanging over
their heads, and by the cumbersome ma
chnery Of the present schoo! law. In ap
pointing new Board the Court would do
well to consider tie experience gained
by the present Commissioners of Public
Schools, together with their faithful efforts
in the work assigned them, and whether it
would not be to the public interest to re-
appoint the present Board for another
term.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
There was more demand for Beef Cattle
this week, but prices were without quota
BILE change. The inquiry was confined
principally to the better grades, which
were only in moderate supply. Sales OF
fair and choice at 5ia7tc., few extra at
7lc.. and common at 4a5c. Receipts, 2, DOC
head. Sheep were in fair demand at Ala
&c. for fair to good. Receipts, 10, 900 head.
Hogs advanced and moved freely. Sales
of corn-fed at 81 per 100 pounds net. Re,
ceipts, 200 head.
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Port Deposit Public School.

EDITOR WHIG:-I send you a few items
in relation to the public school for last
term, in hope that they may. interest the
public.
The whole number of pupils in attend
ance during the term was 1875. Average
daily attendance 1871. being so per cent OF
the whole number. More than one fourth
of the pupils were absent only one day
during the term, and thirty seven were
present each day at all their recitations.
| would like very much to mention the
names OF those who attended so punctnally,
but it would he encroachng too much on
your valuable space; | will, however. name
Master Willie Nanneman, who, during the
whole term, missed but three words in
his lessons.
The teachers woald be much pleased to
see school officers and patrons in the school
oftener. that they may cooperate with the
teachers in effectins greater good.
y. p. s.
r,rt Deposit, De'embsr 8u, 1873.
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BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET

BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET -
The market for Hay continues to drag,
without, however, any further change in
price. The supply is ample and demand
moderate. We quote Maryland at $20G23
per ton, latter for prime Cecil county, and
other descriptions at ;1S(G22 per ton. We
quote Rye Straw at $l6@l1, and Dat at
SiJ(T16 per ton, but there is little doing.
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Flour firm; super $4.50M5.5O; extras
So 75MG25; Pennsylvania, indiana, and
Ohio family extra $7.25Ge7S7l. Wheat
active for choice; Others dull; red 15S cts.
amber 16501G1 cents. Rye 90G92 cents.
Corn firm; yellow G5G17 cents; Western
mixed 7G cents. Oats have an advancing
tendency; white 54(G55 cents; mixed -
!
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Teachers Normal Association.
PoRT DEPOSIT. Dee. Sth, Il

PORT DEPOSIT, Dee. sth, 1878.
The Teachers Normal Association met
in the Brick School House, Saturday, Dec
9th.
Moved and seconded that the President of
County School Board be requested 10 make
arrangements for holding the County In
stitute at their earliest convenience. Nov
cd aud seconded that Miss Biddle be ap-
pointed committee of one to wait on Mr..
IIyEes to discover if he intends to deliver
his Grafton.
y selection entitled Paul Pevere's
Ride, vas read 10y Miss Jennie Wilson;
also one entitled "Is there a God ?" by
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Proceedings of the Orphans Court

Proceedings of the Orphans Court
The Orphans Court was in session on
Tuesday aud Wednesday of this week.
Presentation. James McCauley, Chief
Judge; Hon. James NJ. Evans and Hon.
James A. Lewis, Associate Judges.
The following bonds were duly examined
and approved: Bond of r. d. lamar, Reg
lister OF Wills; bond of Thomas Ward and
W. II. Crookshank, administrators c. t. a.
of Thomas V. Ward; bond of Hiram
Clement, executor of Sarah Pussy; bond
of James McCauley, guardian to Charles
Price and others; bond of Mary C. Gray,
Administrative Of Issac Gray.
Sunary claims against deceased persons
examined and passed.
The following accounts were duly exam
ined and passed: Final account of S. A.
and Agnes NJ. Galley, administrators of
Janet B. Malcolm, and distribution struck
on same; seventh account of John Burns,
guardian to John Burrs; first account Of
William J. Jones, guardian to Archibald,
Samuel A, and Slater l.. Kirk; final &C
count of Thomas Nandyke, guardian to
James 1. Watts; final account of Thomas
McFey, administrator of Racial Jane
McNey, and distribution struck. on same;
final account of Sarah Thackery and John
NJ. Thackery, administrators of Robert
Thackery, and dividend struck on same;
first account of James Graham, executor
Oh same.
Court adjourned to meet next Tuesday,
December 10th, in special session.
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Children often look Pale and
Sick

from other than having in the stomach.
BROWNS EERMlFUGE C0MFiTS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child, being
perfectly WHITE. and free from all CoOring other
injurious ingredients usually used in worm prepare
tions.
CURTIS BROWN. Proprietors
No. 2l5 Fulton. New York.
Sold hp Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in Ncdi-
ciHfS at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box. July BY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Household PAM, ga,
and
Family Lininent

is IT," best remedy in the world for the following COM
plants viz: Cramps in the Limbs and stomach Pain in
the Stomach. luwels Side, rheumatism IN all IFS
forms riii"Is Collie Neuralgia. Cholera. Dysentery,
Colds Frr,, Wounds Burns. Sure Thoat, Spinal Com
plants. slr;.s aud Bruises Chiils and Fever. For
Internal and FNtcrntl use.
Its operation is not only t. relieve the patient but
entirely the of the complaint. 1t pene-
tratrs md peryidcs the whole system restoring healthy
action to all its pnrts. and Inickening the blood.
The Household Panacea il purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No. 215 Fulton Street. New York.
For sale hv all druggists. July by
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DIED.
nIiOl-GlII

DROUGlITON.-On the 3rd instant, CATH
airline WALLACE, rclict of the late James
Broughton, at Larkin's Desire near Port
Deposit, Cecil county, Maryland, aged
"a years.
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Lecture.-Rev. Thomas l.. Poulson will
lecture for the Ladies' Mite Society, at
North East NJ. E. Church, on Tuesday,
December 30th, at y o'clock p. N. Sub
jet" Odds and Ends of European Tray
ell" Price 80 cents for adults; 10 cents
for children
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MARRIED.

FiELD-JANNEY.-In Elkton, October
18th, by Rev. f. Miller, WILLIAM C..
FIELD and JOSEPHINE f. JANNEY, both
of this county.
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Thirty Years Experience of an
Old Nurse.

Mrs. YYinsI0w'S Soothing Syrup Is the
Drescri ptiOn of of the best Female Physicians
and Nurses the United States and has been used for
thirty years with falling safety and success by
millions thers and children. from the feeble infant
week old 10 the Adult Ii corrects acidity of the
stomach relieves wind collie regulates the bowels, AMI
gives rest health and comfort mother and child. We
believe il to be the Best and Surest Remedy IN the
World in all cases of DNSENThEY and DIARRlIEA
IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from Tecthing or
from any other cause Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile q! ct RTIS 4 PERKINS il on the outside wrap
per. Sold bv all Medicine Dealers. July 5-ly
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Chesapeake City Items.

Fair and -.Shot-Duck !Shooting-
Improrements-Laid Up-Shut Down-
Markets.
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sX- The old folks say, was young, but
now am old, and | never used any soap
better than tho Wilmington City"
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CB The interesting article on Marcy
Paper Mill was crowded out this week.
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We are closing out our Cassimeres and
Dress Goods at and below cost.
MCCRERY & BoULDES
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Mince Meat, CraIberries, RaisIns, Cur
rants, Citrons, &c. for sale by
MCCRERY & RoULDEN.
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LONDON HAIR COLOR.
RESTORER and DRESSING.
II promotes the GROWTH, restores tile Color
and increases the Viqor and BEAUTY
Of tie HAIR.
Price 75 Cents a Bottle.
sold Wholesale and Retail at FRAZER'S Drug Store,
Post Office building. EiktOn Nd Oct II, lST3-1y
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~ That Iron is Valuable as Medicine
has long been known, bat it is only since
its preparation in the Particular form of
Peruvian Syrup that its full power over
disease has been brought to light. It's
effect in cases Of dyspepsia and debility is
most SalutarY.
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Another lot of those and dollar Boots
received, and for sale by
MCCRERY q BOULDER.
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Sewing Machines. 30, $40, SEQ, $50.
$40, $50. All in good order. We are sell.
ing at a great sacrifice. Now is the time
to get Il bargain. j. WILKINSON, Agent
IVhig Building, EIkton, Md.
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How TO Make Home Attractire.-Go to
HINCHLIFFE s. under the Howard House.
and buy Book Albums, Pictures, Games,
Alphabets and Building blocks. [27-3
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Sold Wholesale and Retail Mt FRAXER'S Drug Stor
Post Office huiIiing Eikinn. Md.
, 1873-06-30
Fourth Day--Frjday, Jl[y 4th.
FORENOON.

.a,,,,,,e -
'o' ..'a f1'4'''1o.'' Nv 4o-s.~.
E9r h95aos Mhoh haze neyor hoaton 2o a. to lst
&tQQ to ~, $alQ to I'd. TN4 to 9TH.
IL. Ma!ohs b. q. dunlap ttormor]r sart9ht}..
~ F. MAnmakera u, &. Albert.
4-AMle3 Al snd9r Laxis' b: n. Id:
t-W. W; Hsmiltons Oh; .; Antoorat: p...,.,
3-G: Il Myes's b; g. Fog. n.r,.
pAntNc. rpEh111M M 17ahoo
For all psoors, $500 to 1.t, $3.50 to ID, ssotosd.
2~K, Marchs b, u, Fanny Fo1n.
RI. r. Inyc1oyta il. q. Bnhe.
, 1873-06-30
NEW YORK.
Mysterious Disappearance Of Infant
Pnuper Cht1drc1i--EIs III mi Ma
tul Fights -- Runaway E1atnfity--
rIiscellnneoua l40c1ll ftelns.

Mysterious Disappearance Of Infant
Pnuper Cht1drc1i--EIs III mi Ma
tul Fights 40 Runaway kzatnTity--
miscellaneous Loc1ll ftcsns.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune
New YonK, juno 20.-Tho police aro making
an Investigation in regard to tho mysterious dis
appearance of oightcon little children taken
from tho caro- Of tho Commissioners of Chnri-
ties on Wards island. The children wero far1ned
out to Mrs Amelia Burrows. Tho woman aud
children disappeared six weeks ago Tho su-
pcrintondent Of Police detailod two do
toctives to find tho woman. Both oli-
cor, were, engaged day aud night in tho
wns silent about the Indy, an! it waH hardly to
bo expected that they could pick her out from
among million Of souls, nor woro any tsdings
OF tho children obtained. They also seemed to
DO inyiHible. Searches, were made in private
asy1ums, nurseries, boarding-houses, and insti-
tutions, but oil in vain. It Is supposed that tho
children are now hola by Italian beggars aud
street muHicians.
New YoRg, June 20.-Eight thousand hvo
hundred emigrants arrived at this port last
week.
Yesterday afternoon tenn Of horses attached
to Q coach containing two servants and tho
KalbtleiscI, took fright in Prospect Park aud
rau away. Tho coach capBizod, and ono OF tho
children was instantly killed. Ono Servant hnd
leg and arm broken.
sut against tho Times for alleged libel Oh ton
different articlea published in that papor within
the space or one month, 900 damages boiug
laid in each case
Last night a fight took place in John Nc
Ganneya rooms, 65 West Nineteenth street.
during which james Fitzpatrick, Of Fifteenth
street, waB thrown from window to tho area
below, receiving fatal injuries..
, 1873-06-30

DosroN, June 2O.-'rhe lion. William Whiting,
moluher Of Congress- from tho Third District,
Highlands, Of Inflammation Of tho bowels,
OtNolNNArr,s Juno 20.--The Hon. JesHo Il.
Grant, father 0f President Graut, Of Coylugtoi,,
Ky, died Of general debility at o'clock to-
night Tho pronldont, though expected in u
special train, had not arrived at the time Of hia
tlonth. IIA doath had been hourly expected for
aoyeral dayH. D.
.Sptcial Dtsratch to Tbs CAtca1t Tribune.
C1HolNsATI, Juno 20.-MrB. Kramer was the
only child OF the four living children Of JoBnc r..
(trnnt vino waB prosont at his death tonight.
Mrs. Ross, atstor OF Mrs. Grant, vas also pre-
sont. IIe died in great agony, aftcr forty-elght
hours suffering. ua was "a years old
, 1873-06-30
.,,s>,oo,uuo.on.1 THE TuRT: E>.,~>>~n~~,>~~
DEXTER PARK
Summer Meeting.
July l, 2, 3, and 4.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
40 R-ACEs3.
$4,000 in Premiums.
1G4 HORSES ENTERED.
Embracing the Best Running and
Tlotting Horses in the Country
ENTRIES-
First Day. July |.
FORENOON.

TROTT1NG PREMIUM, NO. 1-$so0.
Gardner uouso Stake for eos and lllcs yoars old,
3100 each, half forfeit, $500 added by this Gardnor
IIonao secoud to save IT, stake MS heats IN haFne*s
MayY Yss a''' 'u'''+'''' - A'4' A"'' A'u ''0''
%RRsss ao::} Ags:. 1ss IL TT ss. hi s, Il l.
a-wi M.Hsiltes. b. I. Motto by Autoorat, out Of
s-Fo;ssst Day htoek Farm, waukessa, IT, !. T. Naney
san. g. out u Garrenos os1S 1by dhiido hsio!d
S-R.- Armstrong, Romoo, M!oh;, b. q: Matt Duffy b,
roeMRt6 Mt6EiRa EEs;ifRssas*p *Sidz SsT Il sts AS so 4lss
3D. S esoS iii <f }o!foi sso5 .ado ~ ths Psoio
zote sqbsctiboIa to ILL., To nams and elose May lela
IF; H. slsek uhampatgn, p , H. Oh I. su'io Ann by
o1nnlo seo;and, s;dIs ut Il &ase. 3sei! 0'
+; q; np a'p Rs' asl''
~: James St: Lonis. Mo-, q. t. MAsamoc by Light
sVs Is; SssIs W. fs ?Gss Ss,s Rar' by
ont OF Waxoy By Imp. Cruiser.
IS. Powers, DECATUR ILL.,, b. 9. Tom Wakor by Mana
umS4n1 S1.sa ons q Ada K;icnTett, b. 1onne ladde
tqde, out oi Kate Boston b.. Loxingtoa.
e~s ~ Hoynode GalosbnrK, ILL.,, b. I. b. Zero, ont Of
. X khte Leonnrt BY Epbilon.
io-Rebert Dixon. Hsndorson Ky., Oh. Harry Todd by
90 planet out Of Elkharna.
qha R* nssrot Msah B. III MqarGs By p
I'D Mcdaniel. sas.toga. n r, 81. t. Kstie PoAse By
PlAnat ont Of Miunio Mansfield.
, 1873-06-30
WOODHULLISM.

4 Novel but Not Altogether COl1tmontl-
abla ifEarringe Ceremony Performed
Mt Grand Knpids.
Speeia! Dispatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, June 20.-One of tho
most memorable n,ootings of Woodhulitos yet
hold In this State came of yesterday aud to-day
Tho principal manipulators Of tho meeting we're
". +. Jamison, h1rs. L. Z. Drake, D. ". Hull,
and ]. 0. Barrett. On Saturday afternoon, in
tho course Of his lecture, ". F. Jamiaou por-
formed tho marriage ceremony by uniting q
couple from Detroit nRmod DR.. Murray and
Mrs. Annie Guil1on. Thoy wore COM
mandcd by the speaker to arise in
their seats III tho audience, whom they woro pro-
nouncod man aud wifo without eyoll word OF
consent from aithor party as to whothor thoy
accepted each other aB man md vito or not. On
Sunday tho Woodruff teachings wore boiatero,la-
ly discussed aud indorHed by tho epehkers. Tho
meeting Ia denounced by spirituaHts generally.
, 1873-06-30
AFTERNOON.

TRoTr1NG PRLM1UM, NO. 8-$9.ooo.
For horset which have ne,er boaten ralnutos
y II $acS f 70 ID. &sn e Sd. saSo e 4th.
a-Adai.on pot;'s ;. g. ". j. Cooper.
R-Wisliam Dasllns's &, .Quioksvsv formerly KEN.
+W.n IT, gr.rjord's Oh. m. Nellie.
20. D. Mye1a' b. g. Fox.
81. 8. Lea'a b. Z. Harry Howard.
TROTTTING PREMIUM, NO. 9-a9, 90.
For horscs which ha!o nover beaten a: q, ,eoo to
l-Bdn Maces i. &. Walter.
ID. &, L3Vsjoys Oh. &. Jnmes il.
~. 2. Townsead's hr. <. Wisconsin Star.
|D PtSttoE,s hE. 9. barney Koy.
s-2osaaasa si af ten: en +, :. nsa e. hsps: ase:cn'
o:sph 4. dsmlae: t' 5. o'. T. Rsdwins tosnor, Cham
le-W. ": Hami,son's b. e. 1uroner.
IL; g. r1arsun'ss .. M Annie Watson.
INV. II. llUycg's b. y. L4tt1a Mack.
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