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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-11

Committee Of Receptions
Jos p Bell. Jas Brown, Thos Quinlan. J "
Moore. B Hughes. John Ryno, Thos Hughes,
John Coldbath, VIM T Simpson.
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RIosr Manager.

TAAtkinson, OF wildsy Lodge. No. I;
P Kirby. Of Silver City Lodge, No. q;
c Goodman. OF Mount Davidson Longs, No. 5;
JB Whitcomb, OF Nevada Lodge. No. Z;
o C Mundell. OF Washoe Lodge. No. o;
TT Lamb, OF Virginia Lodge, No. 49,
George Emmett, N Loynschan, Of Parker
Lodge, No. Is.
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WIN. HY. D0ANE,
Secretary Gold Hill Fire Department:
Gold Hill. April II, 1878. apll I'd
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Committee Of Arrasgenents.
C Batterman, X II Taylor, Of Mount David.
son Lodge. No. 8;
Geo II Morrison, Of Nevada Lodge, No..
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TICKETS, admitting gent and ladies', SO
Qncluding Supper.)
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The Music for this occasion will be furnished
by RUSS INGRAHAM'S BAND. apt I'd
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Csnmiuee or luyitstIs.t

GOLD HuL-Abs Jones. wm Gibron. J Bish,
n Holman, Nick vipont, WIN Meserve. Hon z L
stern, Tom Harkin. VIM Masterson. San Jones,
Tom Flsclcr, Capt T @ Taylor. Chas M Kohlsr,
Judge Wright. John Kellogg, p Tulley, Hank
Smith. All Doten, Fred Mnrohn.
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I4 fu,1a tle other CAS-
atHe mHa 'u ate.I.4 patti
A.tsr+ .0Hj ear.i ta t-Ht Hs
rra-pat.l Jb.l of ,51 aui rrJ.tel
cd to eamp'a,e L' preparation ''r
fl. aH... I..t ST.. I.. .t.
ing taH.alr about q e m.'..r a..
" ar- h"Tt 4, mounf. ..r r' .nt-
husband uat mau appearance
Dis tlaafy r|c iu # Ia.I.
" Doctor Ga ihe. II raasnu w.I
better scule tis here uaft.rU.v
Aud taking him aside, 'l1u vaur
u gYiu' 1T without 81 sa'l tm.H', H5a
Won don't want to ONO rJ man
noting Ileft s. atcu, which reckon
is about the 7Qunr thing AoW.i IL
you ain't salHod, jet get yauf
weapon end c0we r5uud behind The
lin tIm soA tie Ola woman WON'T
be rjlud up, aud we'll settle Il. 1
don want no man % 20 way from
my house dissatisfied, especially You.
Bpc.'
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
RelTnv R,pb,crs Nh AnriI Pa Iql

BGSToN BARRACKS, Mo, April 90, 1866.
Dr. John BVR-Dear SIR Knowing the ell
cacy Of your S%arsipuilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities itpessee5es, | send you the
follow ng statement o, my case:
was wounded about two wears ago, was
taken prisoner aud confined for 81 xteen months.
Being moved SO often, my wounds have not
tealed yet | have not sat up a moment since
! was wounded. | am shot through the hips
Ny general health is impaired, and ! need
Something to assist panrc; | have more faith
IL your ~Srfsaparilla than anything else. !
wish that which is genuine. Please express
me half a dozen bottl ., ana oblige
CAPT. q. p. JOHNSON, st. Louis, Mo.
p. SrThc following WINS written April 80,
1866, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt
Jobasoni
Dr. Jolf Eu0-pear Sir Ny husband, DR..
G. S Johnson, was a skiliful surgeon and ply
stefan in Central New York, where he died,
the above 9, p Johnson to my care.
At thhteen years of age. he had a chl onie
diarrhea aud s%crotula, for which ] gave yoar
Sarsaparila H. cured him. | have for ten
years recommended 1t to many in New York,
Ohio and Iowa, for s~crofall, fever sores, and
geaegal debility, Perfect success has attended
il. Tbc cures C5tct5dm some cases cf seroftRd
and fcrT sores vcrs almost miracalous. auI
very anxious for my son toNgain have recourse
to your SarsapariIla. He Is fearful Of getting
a spurious article, hence his Writing to You Tor
it. His wounds were terrible, but / believe he
will recover, respectfully,
IrNNtr JauNeos
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How 10 QUIT ToBAc1o-IIearth
and Home says the thing to hold il
the mouth is q mJuthtul Of cold
water, renewed every tow minutes,
it sill take away tic craving for
tobacco quicker than anything else
and is wholly unobjectionabIc. A
pine stick Is the best OF anything to
chew, but the objection to that, and
to anything that is chewod, is that
it oyer-exetcisos and weakens the
saliyary glands. IN quitting the use
Of tobacco, quit at onco and not ut,
tempt to quit off gradually,
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The great seal Of the State Of
Fifghb was!os during the capture
of Richmond in 1865, aud anew one
afterwards adopted, bearing, in the
place otthe historic "Sic Scapfr 9y-
rdaais,' the words "iibeily and
Union" But a short time ago tho
old seal was returned, aud the guess
ton arose as to which was the legal
seal Of the State, The matter was
submitted 10 tho Legislature, which
decided in favor of the cid seal.
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The present AsNstaut Secretary
of the Troasury, kicbarlson, it IL
thought will be- the successor OF
Secretary Boutwell,, whe will be re.
turned to the Senate from Massa-
chus2tts.
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Ny Journal ahouDds with similar letters, all
Of which | guarantee to be genuine and writ
ten by the persons whose NAMES they bear.
Do not snTer yourself to be imposed on.
bon be drawn away after new and doubtful
experiments, Don'trisS your health by let
ting noyjccs experiment upon you with their
trash.
Ny SlraaParillG has stood he test for TWEEN
~ five years; tits still the Sarsaparilla of the
day, and of the age, towering over all others
ia popularity and its curative qualities.
Avoid ail those who are trying 10 palm of
on you other extracts Of Sarsaparilla so-cal'ed.
Remember it is Dr.. John Bulls Sarsaparilla, OF
Lou syille KY, that is the old and reliable
for Impurities or Tie blood and scrcfu.
lu3 affections, Always bear that in mind,
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LorlSyLLE, ~, Oct. s, 1869.
b.. J5ia Bt}}-D aar Sir. Maay thanks 10
you for the medicine you have So kindly given
me. / have been a great sufferer for years,
and hal the advice u various physicians. Some
pronounced my spluc, some my lungs, and
some my heart 10 be the seat Of my disease. !
have been burnt bIistercd and capped until /
lal hee1iAe di-hen rtened. Several very emf.
neut PHYSICIANS who examined my spine i'll
formed me that | WAS threatened with pauly-
sis or appoplcHy any day, and that nothing
hui essy ton would relieve me. / had a perfect
horror " that alul wl3 hcsltating about hay-
ing one inserted, when You kindly sent me
your Suslpnrillt which Immediately began
10 tahe tHrcc tittcs n day, | had suffered ter,
rihly with a most acute pain ia the right side
oT my bead, especially when would read or
write Tor any length Of time, ard on rising to
my feet | would be perfectly blind for several
minutes, and would have to hold to something
to prevent falling.
am most happy to inform you that the pain
In my head is entirely relieved | suffer but
seldom with my spine and then not SO aeutely.
Ny appetite Is 60 d indeed for ths first time
IN my life enjoy my dinner more than any
meal during the day.
You kindly sent me four bcitles again last
night, and I began again this morning, and !
hope to be entirely relieved, Please accept
piy heartfelt thanks and best wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend,
NJ. B. G. RIVERS.
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s%tarkville, Mississippi, have
voted her bonds to the amount OF
twenty five thousand dollars to the
MohlIeand Ohio Railroad Company.
in consideration Of a pledge 10 build
q branil lqom there to Altegia.
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LuRuR ia.

shlah H pronounced ny tbt lraling mciioal uthorl-
ties of London and Paris tJhe most powerful tonic
ana uittmtiyc known tu the metlieal Wur'dN hi, rs
no nov and nuttirj discovery, but has hoou long used
Ny ihe loading ph ysirJhs 81 olhnrcuuntrts with wuu-
dettui remedial insults,
Don't wojbcu tud impair he digestive organs by
rVthartl., sud physics, thtt give only temporary re-
ltci indigestion, talulcucy, aul dyrprr4ls, with
plies aud Kindred Diseases, a%tesutrto follow thpir uHe.
Keep the blood pure and health js assured.
joins q kllluGtt, Is r%lati-st, New York,
sole Agent for the United ttr-,
Price one Oolpf per bottle SHui lut circular.
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tifar.
go 1ts 20 mltei arrs
hrn U afff
If nafV "a
NaHhIn hasH ~ Iha
FHfh I've tsHHF BHs fmai
asff "A laIH ~ if
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fat. fffalfai 81
~ fafitaf asaalf s4r p
thf Han & "a Co. ffIL
fLf I
ftaf w.t fllE A.t1fl
W va aH#Nsit NJ
f.
nf .Hl DID 5
u fls sftfnr 'te A.
ittr ht tn1 We uh llh
sod in boot ian 81.
olalspI hHaH i1.u of r.,,H
tga t0isa l $500 Y
Tte na.s iHaf irI i1 fU.
trrfAar Abe iuuna iu.
Oh ha tafies. i4 ahtk ihs
States Iiat vh.H d. accepted I.
441g.Jr.la under t4a beigi tluf
frlnydsf tbs rip whs li
oTnef iud anifI am traa's iHr
ihc .urspprcun IS al he brought
20 hn tools he bad ilIDl tul'
herein te 1913. deceived n Che en.
em,s vhu bad heset bis path bod
been Drtsurra it would not hHta
fsken'ito r0lrsA nov determined
upon bHt they were Sp4nl.I.
f.u Ailbm spain bad t1e Kept m
perpetual di Ii,t AT Dis r'l''
70 quiet her, or pal an cod il che
i]ntrigucs ahich Wetc .He SQUIRE u
Etctg giatgn rui p5vci umyau vIg
II was rot enough That ht lad O.
partisan support. lie hai no vi,b
ia tsuaiu Du tho tLt1ue as ihg King
Ola patty.
The news occa.l1Hsi lAc widest
excitement among be people, who
thronged the ~str.els Of ihe li,igs ai
night long, louJb diagnosing the
change in affairs llare aud there
hot words We're exchanged, and rio
tous administrations made, but these
fra were easily suppressed AMI w. Latest
adyicos order reigued In Madrid and
throughout the provinces, except
where the Car Ht revolution pro
walls.
King Amadeus assembled ths
Spanish throne in November, 1870.
lie is Prince Afiddcus Ferdinand
Marin, third child Of King Victor
Emanull Of Italy and Queen Maria
Adelaide, aud MAS born in Turin
May 80, 1915. Ills title tf Duke Of
Aosta is derived from a little Pied,
monieso town Mt the foot Of the pass
DIST. Berupyd, lie Is a lieutenant.
general in 'tho Italian army, and
COMMANDS a brigade OF cavalry, and,
adile from his reign on the Spanish
throne, has ssea- but little Of pahlic
life. In 1861 he married a young
lady two years Younger thml l.iin
sell--Nistoria Carlotta Henrietta
Gilnpa del poszo della Cstema, She
is tbe daughter Of Prince Charles
del Pozzo della Gistoua aud OF a
Counties ol Morode.
&D9 aft6snew goyarnmnst elected BY
the Cogtes 10 as lollogss
Figucra5, for President Of tao
Lqpncil, ra hna
cntolat, Mt6i3tar Of Foreign Al,
fairs.
Cord5Na. Miniuter Of War.
II IHy Ma,gslb Minister Of the Iut
terror,
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BULLS
ARSAPARILLA.

}ead the following extract Ola letter uom Nrs
E5rers. wife n Reverend DR.. Rivers one ol
ihe mos, learned e%i1gueHt and popular Min
trefgaf the Methodist Episcopal Church.
sod sao sat pae.eat .~.lliolel At B-Jalw =
CLur6t LoGi.yfHa XIV
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Three little girls who liad yery
ccaefthly bapiear H. Il garden he
dead body ofa pcttfrd,S Mef tt@61l,
salsatiep, set u OF their number
frto thealoaseto M4ssse IT. people
did not sing at funerals. On being
u Jpld that they often did,, the little
messenger Fan back, aud in a few
minntes the three were seen stand,
= ing shaudhr hand round the little
Y mound, grasely singing .Shoo Az,
ion't bodder me-"
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Mrs. Lucy Davis, si;terin.law Of
u Col. Joseph Il. and Jefferson Davis,
died in this city yesterday, aud will
BE- buried this morning, the funeral
proceeding from Christ church, at B.
o'clock. She will be buried at the
Summer Place, seven miles from
the city. VIZ copy from tho vicks-
burg Herald for the 10 ult.
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FARGASON CLAY, ID
W. ho1o@a1o GrCccrm
AMI
.
500 FROM STREET,

Corner Guyoso and Clinton,
j.. r Favgason, MEMPHIS TENN.
G, G. Clay n
j. A. Hunt.
: WeR'e now removing o our large aud etm
modious store house a a hoye) where we all
be glad to see our friends,
oeli-6m tt
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CnrlNhn. Nflnlnttr of Wnl
NUTWVlN, MININItT OF var.
II bz Aa,s'lt Minister q the

' && 49, @R - 80. Wv Ai
terror.
Nicolas salmgpn, Minister oil
Justice.
Francisco 6almeron Minister Of
the Colonies. " y @fA8A A
Bcraugcr, Minister Of Marine.
Bccerra, Minister Of Public Works.
Echcgarny, Minister of Finances
FfgQerAs vas born IN tho city ~oi
Barcelona, studied philosophy at
Covera, and later at Toragona.
While st0l a STUDENT ho took adecp
interest IN politics, upholilug liberal
ideas, atlilialipg himseIf among The
progrcSlstaS, representing then the
most radical asplrationsof the Young
men q the times, The year 1870
ieuGd lam affiliated with thstcpaL-
lean party, and among The iirst to
ADOPT itsthsories. After the events
Of 1872, .culmiIaLing in the lombard.
mem Of Barerldno, be aq,tascI
himself rom THIS rafty, Becoming
editor ct the Constitutional, with
Malta and Rihot.N lie was opposed
10 the overthrow of Eepartero, ap>
pretending direlul results. Ia 1851
ne was elected representative to the
Cortes for the first district Of Baroe
iona. In 1854 be was a member of
the Tarragona Revolutionary Com.
mittee, voting against the monarchy
in 1854. La 1862 he was again
elected TO the Cortcs for the fist
district Of Daac leak, ppp3sing The
liberal party. Tie took IN active
share in the second Revolutionary
attempt in 1866, and Was incarceri.
ted by Sarvaez in 1867, together
with Rivera. Outing the crisis
eniingi in the downiaii of Isabella
HIN 1865, he was appointed a mems
bprrflhe lieyutalYuary Committce
and nudge oftlo Congressional dis.
trict ~ Madrid. During the can.
sasstor-the election of members to
tlle present Cortes lie received tile
unanimous nominations of the dis.
n3cts Of barcelona, Tgtosa. Viph4
and Madrid, and was elected in ,IcI
forne t op acaa Harper's Week. ;.
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terror,
Nicolas salmgpn, Minister oil
Justice.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
In the Supreme Court.

THE wARTENBERRY LAND CLAIM CASE
BEING ARGUED IN U. SUPREME COUNT.
Il will be- remembered that several
years ago, one Wahenberry, of Callfor-
mia, brought suit in the United 8 ates
Circuit Court, for Delaware, for che re-
coyery OF Clayton aud was successful.
Au appeal was taken To the Supreme
Court of the United States ami the case
came up yesterday for argument. The
question to be decided is whether by the
will Of the deVisor, the original owner Of
the land, his son took such title al
vested the fee in him. The court below
held that the will only gave the son q life
es,ate in case he died without issue, aut
thai as he did die without Issue the alter
native devises took effect, and convey
apces under them were valid.
Il Is here commended that the alterna
tive devises were too remote. and wer'
void as e1ecutory deyises, the son having
taken an estate ball.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
Champion Shooting.

oHARLgs HEINEL WINS TIE GOLD MEDAL,
or rHn CHAMPION PR,zE-JoHN MANI
THE NEXT BEST.
Quite a large crowd was present Mon
day at schuetzen Park TO witness the
shooting for the championship OF the
State and gold medal. There were
entered for this match the following
gentlemen, who contested for the
prize: Charles Helmet, l.. A. Bertol stte,
VIM. Alsenlz r, G. Mans, Z. Butcher, q.
Hsllam, j. Griner, N. Jenney, A. Hentze,
J. oeckle ana George Adele. The first
named gentleman won the prize, he hav-
Ing mace Ga rings, aud received the medal
and won the title Of cham Jon.
In tne prize target shooting, John
MANI made GO Rugs and won the hrsl
Prize Chas. Heinel made 80 rings and
won the second prizei Emile Bucher
made 81 rings and won the third prize !
n. Jenny made 81 rings and won the
fourth Prize.
In the bulls eye target shooting John
Aahg won the fist prize, Chas Helnel
the stcond, N. Jenny, the third, q. Mani
the fourth, aud William Alsentzer thu
nth.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

SPECIAL MEETING LAST ATE
To THE NATIONAL BOARD.

SPECIAL MEETING LAST ATE
TO THE NATIONAL BOARD.
The Board Of Trade met in special sessio
Thursday evening flor the purpose OF elect
ing two deiegates TO represent the WI
mington Board of Trade in the Nations
Board to tneet at Chicago on the nd inst.
TN motion OF Mr.. Head, seconded by MI
Swift the President, Preston Lea, wa
unanimously elected as one of the delegates
Mr.. Swi It was nominated as the othei
delegate, hut declined upon the ground
that, although he was going to Chicago, ht
would be entirely occupied with private
business aud could not therefore do the
Board justice.
Mr.. Head moved that the President ap
point the other member, which was carried
The Secret airy then read the headings o
business that will come before the Conven
tion, and Mr. Swift then moved that tn
report Of the managers be printed. Ap
proved
Nr. Head m@vrd that the Finance Com
mittee, In conjunction with the President
have power 20 increase their numbers 4
attend to the eollsetion OF monies due Thu
Board.
The motion was amended by AUTHORIZING
he Treasurer 20 rrint notices and sem
them 10 the members.
The original melton was then adopted
and the Board adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

Az showed u our yesterdaY's despatchos
the Secretary of the Treasury being in
terrogated on the subject said he thought
the proceeding TO be singular, as the
matter had never been Off tally laid be.
fore him, the letter of the department
lnstructlng the collector Of customs at
Wilmington to report 10 the United States
attorney for libel for recovery of the allen
tax all canal boats found boating upon
nayigable waters not enrolled and licens-
ed for the coastlBg trade having been
written by an Acting reeretary OF the
Treasury during his absence from Wash
ington on the report Of the navigation
Bureau, and apart from the letter in
q uestio1 be intimated that the subject
vas not beyond the reach of reconsider
alton.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

The money paid the Clerk of the Peace
by liquor license applicants Is being re-
funded and II Is expected that because of
thls the stringency In the local money
ma ket will be relieved to a certain ex-
tent. II.
LATER-THH MENILrH MURDER CASE
MURDER IN TEE SECOND DECREE.
GEoR9RTowN, October 16.-The trial
Of Menille, for the murder Of Burton, was
commenced this morning and progressed
slowly. II was soon found to be lmpos-
slble to convict the man Of murder In the
drst degree, and by agreement with coun-
sci and the consent of the Court, he en-
tered plea of guilty Of murder In the
second degree, and was reRanded for
sentence.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

ATTEMPTING TO sHooT his Wye
The West Chester Local News Of Tuesday
has the following; Last night one of the
lady teachers of the Normal School was
alarmed at bearing cries of terror and
distress in the direction Of the Old Toll
Gate, on the Wilmington road, a short
distance below, and the gave alarm 10 a
number Of the boy pupils, who repaired
to the scene from whence the cries
emanated. Here Il was discovered that
jackson Stewart, (colored) had attempted
the life of his wife by means OF a shot
pun which he had polluted at her, but she
he'd saved her life by knocking the
weapon aside causing the load 10 take
effect In the wall instead Of In her person
as her llege lord fondly Intended.
The circumstances leading to go grave
a demonstration as we learu, grew out of
Jackson coming home considerably in
fuenced by liquor, and finding his wife
absent he awaited her return, and al
each sucee ling moment his Ire grew
greater, so that by the time she did ar
rive he was exercised by rum and II
humor to that pitch as to endeayor Il
take her life, and so made the attempt al
| above described.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
The West Chester Fair.

ARTIcLRA EXHIBITED BY pELLwAREASs.
At the West Chester Fair, held last
week, quite uumher of our citizens had
articles on exhibition, among whom were
The following;
The portable folding spring bedstead
and the p te I spring bed bottoms, man
ufaelurud by tue Eureka Manufacturing
Company, # this eiiy,w each awarded
first pr MUM.
Geo. g. Lobdell, who lives near this
city, and has been for many years one OF
The most prominent and successful im-
porters and raisers of choice stock, ex-
hibiteo a number of superior specimens
Of horsehesh, among which we note the
tho Uughbrrd Stallion skiing Alfred -
mare col "MGrla," between 8 and 4
bag gelding "James," between and 8
the beautiful HambletOnian stallion
Harhinger,' 9 years old the hllict
"Fabrira sand celia " aud fine dars
bay colt "Dixie"
The Casio two horse railway powei
e1elbi ed by the CashO Machine Co, o
Newark, was the only one of the kind ant
wac awarded a sp, cial premium,
The Casio two horse power, an(
clearer wps tried and put through tel
dozen OF light wheat, ia sixteen minutel
making -four and one-half bushels, with
out uuS grain wasted. Awarded dlplomi
Of merit.
Tue same company exhibited the Ola
mond etate thresher and cleaner witt
horst power, which walks the horse on
aud three quarter miles 10 1901 ruvolu
lions OF The rylluder. THIS rlschine ha
beeu sold 10 Gas, W. Poole, OF Delawar
county.
The Oxford Press in speaking of th
exhibitors says On examination of th
seerelares' books We find that the totl
number Of exhibitors was 9SS; lady el
hlbitOrs, 575, live stock exhibitors, 10,
fruit, We setabies, machinery, etc., exhIt
itors, 1888; exhibitors in children's depar
meht, 70. The number OF articles exhil
lied in the ladies' department was $40
and the total number Of iticles exhibit'
At tho fair Was about 1000. On the fru
table there were exhibited las plates
apples, 81 plates Of pears, 81 plates
grapes, ~ plates Of peaches and plat
o. q .inocs-Sl9 plates Of splendid fru
We doubt whether any other fair In h
state had SO many sntrles.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

BASE BALL The Qulckstep and Active
base ball clubs played match game on
Friday and furnished the Daily Gazette
food for some reflections on Saturday,
which correspondent writes to say were
upcalled for and untrue. The Gdsttts's
assertion that the fielding was careless,
the throwing wild and the playing loose
is pronounced false 10y our correspon-
dent, who says the fact that the
Qulckstep skunked the Actlves five
inuings in succession Ia evidence
of good playing generally on the part of
one club at least. The batting Of both
clubs, he contends. was excellent, the
ball seldom falling within bases and often
pitching beyond the tielders. The Quick
step clalms the championship OF the
Peninsula, and say that on the fourth OF
July they beat the Collins club by a
larger score than the Philadelphia club
did quite recently when playing with the
same organization.