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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31
Kew We = Nasty Among rs?

JEsUP, AN. %, 1873.
Mr. EDlTuR.-hev you herd cnything
from Sawyer lately His Plus hart wus
almost broke by the doins NV a set nv
Wins Nv this town, BAN he left. He rung
my hand at partin, and said "old boy,
| shell surch the world over till find a
place where good Ticker wont be used to
wet the snow Eivered ground insted nv
my cracked whistle The consti;uchen
is in danger, free instituchuns is 4 lalur,
adoo' Frum that day tn this his scat
in this rcposituvry has bin vacant No
bodp in these dark daze hez been found
to set in his cheer a holdn the bible all
a singin hims so suitable to the place as
he did. viii you please insurt this no
ticc to each his j. Times hev changed,
our trends hev cum tn the rccu he'd
no idec we he'd so many | met one NV
our furst men on the street I'll day, an he
shuck hans with me and kist me. SEE I,
old Teller your nifty friendly "Dont put
on airs seq he. | jest wanted tn smell
yer breath, lickers so skars round here
you kant git smell only sekond hand
cd" Cyou see I'd bin and melted some o
that prechus snow what KEEP the ground
from drnkin up all the good kriter, and
got very week artikcl, jest emf tn
keep my broth kinder natral, but you see
he WIZ afeerd to help himself cause it
want kivercd up with boxes or kurt.ns,
lamp chinncys frozen apples or sicp)
We he'd Il hard time tn effect the poplar
hart. Our bclovd cheef went ont with
teeTs in hiz Use and flown down hiz
cheeks. Some thOt :ha smell an unyun, !
but he wet hiz he'd in camphur an then
hiZ many patruns, who are and aiwuZc
hev bin his most strongest hope cum
boldly and sed: who ken be onlfcndly to |
so sweet n chcef Tell all our trends fur |
an mere, Poor Sawyer you cen cum back,
and you kin hev your old seat in our
deer repositurry, while a duZen NV our |
most respccktablcst men will ccep gard |
out ide, and when cny one comes by that
is onfrendly tina cry altogether spite |
spite an we guvern ourselves according |
ly. Said one NV our first men to me to- |
day.-kinder contidcnshally-c some |
strickt temperance man, he'd TUX this in
hand, who cod'nt prove nothing, I'd ov
did all cud for him, but the idee nv our
lettin anybody fulfil skriptcr with us by
gcttin belzebub to destroy belzebub. No
Stree no dcstroyin our feller citizen an
spilin his pleasant and profitable bizness,
its nothin but spite
CRONY.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

selves or others: "Well, he COR as The
case may be- did not have education
enough TO succeed at anything else;
guess we can make a living ON farm"
and q great many appear to be ,ictermin
ed to keep the next generation in pre-
cisrly the same condition. Here is the
one great fault: as soon as boy gets
large enough to be Of any use on the
farm the father says: Well can't spare
you to go to school any more now;
need your help on the farm" and that
settles the matter. The boy grows MP
fl: for nothing but life of drudgery.
Farmers, when will you arouse your
selves to the dignity and Importance Of
your calling, and educate yourselves to
the height Of intelligence which will
make you the rulers instead of the ruled
Of other professions. There is nothing
to prevent this If we are only true to
ourselves. Look at the millions annual
ly thrown away on the horrid barbara
tics of war, or preparations for 1t,
and the honors awarded to those
engaged in it, and compare it with
the pitiful sum grudgingly dolcd ont
for the benefit of the ,agriculturalist.
But | will close this already too
long article lon may some time again
hear from
OID F,nNtEH
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

STaoHL on Chatham ST., sells 10 lbs.
dried Apples 81 GO, 80 cords wood wanted
water proof 90c; bars soap Zoe,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31
DIRECTORY OF CHURCHES. &C.

PRESDYTERIAN-W B. Phelps. Pastor. Sab
bath service. 1890 A. NJ. and 200 p. NJ. Sab
bath School IL o'clock. Prayer meeting, Wed
nesday evening go
METHODIST EPISCOPAf-H. S. Church Pastor
sabbath service 10:3J A. NJ. and 200 z. III
sabbath school, II NJ Prayer meeting, wed
nesday evening at 200.
ONGREGATIONAI-C. II. Bssel!, PASTOR
SahNath service, 30 A. NJ. aid 800 r NJ Sab
bath school, IL NJ. Prayer meeting. Nedncs
day evening, at ZOO
BAPTIST-Wm. l.. IIanter, Supply. sahbath
service, 10: 80 A. N. Sabbath school atls:Oo NJ
PRAYER meeting, Wednesday evening al I:Vo,
THAMES EPISCOPAL-C. s. Percival, Rector
REGULAR Sunday service, morning and evening
nj the rim ring of the bell Sunday school I'M
mediately afe morning service.
GERMAN PRES BYTERI AN-John G. schaible.
Pastor. Services at 10 30 A. NJ. and 200 p. NJ
Sabhash school at 900 p. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evcnidg at 7:3o
aTuOLdC-Sr JOHN TIE EvASGELIsT.-P Pastor,
Ray. John l.. Gosker. Services every Sunday.
Low Mass at So a. NJ. High Mass at 10la a. nj;
sunday school ut 900 p. III. Nespers NJ 3;oo
9m Evening services occasionally.
), G. T-UNITY LopGE. No, 16, meets every
'rIay evening at their Hall i'll Bnrrs BLOCK,
Chatham Street. Degree Lodge, first Monday
evening of each month. Members of the Order
visiting the city are cordially invited to attend
o. NJ. E;IIlrTr, D. ID. HoIDRIDGE.
VS. W. C. T.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

WILL pay the highest prices for Hogs
and Cattle delivered at my yard. Scales
free. / will receive them any day, and
if am not at home my wife will attend
o it. W, A. JONES.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

THE BULLETIN may be found for sale
at the counter of Amcs & Sprague's News
Depot, at the post Office.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

VIZ acknowledge call from Chas H.
Fletcher, who represents the Chicago
yournm and the Fire&ide f'riei,d
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31
Fellowship Meeting.

Religious gatherings, underline above
name, have been held in various parts of
the State, aud have proved seasons Of
beth interest and spiritual profit. Such
meeting the Congregational Chuch at
Independence propose to hold the com
ing week, and they cordially invite the
several pastors and the christian people
of tic city to attend, and participate in
The exercises. Delegations are expected
from the Congregational Churches in
Waterloo, Winthrop, Manchester and
Quasqueton The following is adopted
as the
PROGRAMME
for a Fellowship Meeting TO be held in
the Congregational Church, at 1ndepcn-
dcncc Iowa, commencing February 4th,
1879.
Tuesday evening, sermon by Rev. +.
ADAMS, State Superintendent of the A. IL.
". S
Wednesday a. NJ, Prayer and Con
ference Meeting. John 1:2S. l.c.
Wednesday p. NJ, Discussions will be
held upon these themes, viz:
:. Jnencss with Christ the source OF
true Christian Fellowship.
2. Fellowship Of the Churches.
3. For we are laborers together with
Cod l Cor. 80. ,-opencd respectively
by Rev's. l.. w. Brintnall, II. S. Church
and u. Adams.
Wednesday evening, sermon by Rev
4. A. Ellsworth, Of Waterloo.
Thursday A. NJ, Prayer and Confer
cncc Meeting. Suhjcct-"The Outpour
ing Of the Holy Spirit"
Thursday z. NJ, Discussions upon:
/. The Truth, Tie weapon Of tic Holy
Spirit.
2 Christians responsibility for the con
version Of Sinners
3. Conversions in Childhood, opcnc'
respectively by Rey's. ------, c. Dame
and L. II. Stiles
| Thursday evening, sermon by Rev. e
r. Stiles, of Manchester.
There will also lie Prayer Meeting
on Friday p. NJ, aud Preaching in tn
evening, and on Saturday p. NJ. II meet
ing Of the children, which will be address
ed by Rev. s. n. Millard, of Dubuque
and others
Meetings will commence in the A
~ at 10 O'Clock, p. NJ. at 9, an,
evening at I. The bell will be rung. A.
these gatherings are open to any VIII
desire to attend, and TIE public are coul
tcously invited to be present.
G. II. BissELI..
Independence Jan. 20, 1878.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

Consolidated at this office, for the
next month, in payment Of old or new
subscriptions to the BULLETIN, good,
sound corn, atsthe market price.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

FRIGID-1hc coolest weather Of this
cold winter was experienced on Tuesday
and Wednesday Of the present week.
Thirty degrees below zero at o'clock
/, ". will do very we'll for weather within
the polar circles, hut Judging from the
stand point Of our own comfort and con
vcniencc we should say that it was
"mighty unreasonable" weather for Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31
T. NJ. BIssELL, Dentist.

"TUEsoN JANEH' volunteers to tell us
in the Conservative this week, that "Jesup
is considerably more than mile from
tic Conservative office" Considering
that he lives FIJI ten miles away from
Jcsup, We are lost in wondcrat his gee
graphical crutition.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

|. o. G. 1.-The public socable Of
Unity Lodge of Good Templars attracted
a goodly company Of those not members
of the order, and was an occasion Of
much pleasure and profit to all who par
ticipated. The first thing on the pro
grammc was the installation of the Off
GERS elect of the Lodge for the ensuing
quar- ter, by Amos Jones, of Dubuque,
Grand Worthy Chief Tcmplcr of Iowa,
as follows:
W. c. T-W. b. Phelps.
W. r. II. S-Mrs. J. What
w. J.. H. S.--Mrs. E. \. She ldon.
W. V. T-Miss Angie Spicer
W. Sc S. Williamson.
". A. S.-Miss Z. f. Jacobs
w F. SIS. G. Kenyon
". TT. r. BackuS.
W. MA, d. Shiploy.
w. ID. M.-Miss Emma Dyer
w. I. G.--NIrs. d. i. Sanford
". Q. CA p Spraguc.
VI. C.-Miss Celia Sparkling.
After the installation Mr., Joucs de-
livered an interesting and spirited ad
dress in which he set forth in strong
light the pcrilous temptations to drink
which beset the path ofyouth, enforcing
his remarks by striking examples in his
own experience, and pointing out the
remedy. His speech was received with
much favor. Rev. II. S. Church followed
with few pungent remarks in the same
direction, and Rev. w. 3. Phelps also
contributed to the interest Of the meeting
by well timed suggestions. These eX-
crcises were intcrspersel with music, Mr..
Jones leading in his vigorous and hearty
style After the speeches the company
spent Il time in social intercourse and
adjourned at late hour well pleased
with the incidents of the evening. In
response to Il call for names twenty three
persons, mostly young people announced
their intention to join the order.
CLERIc..-If the Clergyman whom
we know and Cstcem-Who, over the
above dual signature dcvotes nearly two
columns in the Conservative this week,
to our demolition will possess his soul
in patience We will next week furnish
him with the authorities, so vigorously, |
not to say tauntin@ly asked, for; although |
in view of his very positive assertion
that we connot mention one respectable |
Hebrew scholar who differs with him re-
gardng the Interpretation Of certain pas |
sages Of scripture, we might well be
excused from attempting it. AS we be |
fore minated, we do not propose to dis
cuss the scripture question, and there
fore do not notice in detail the yolumni- |
Gus argument advanced in the article of |
Clerici. In great measure to minds |
not blinded by Donate theory, it carries
its own antidote with it.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

MAuKETa.-Thc receipts Of wheat in
our market will average about 1900 bush
els per pay ut the present time Those
OF corn and cats are inconsidcrable. We
quote prices today: Wheat, .5c@$l 90;
Oats, 15G1Gc; Corn, 1S@20c; Barley,
% to acc; Dressed Hogs, $3.50 to $500;
Green Hides, : 10 1l4c.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31
MARRIED..

$ fONEMAN-TlfT-At Quasqueton Jan. 18th,
1913, by Rev. Levi :. kcagle. MIR. Jacob II.
Stonenan and Miss Laura &. Tiff. all of Quas-
quctOn.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

IloHr NOT NEEDED "A good story
is told Of orc Of our Methodist hrcthlcn
in connection with the late visit of Nil
bun, The blind lecturer 20 cur city, The
brother referred to WAS deputed to do the
agreeable to the lecturer, and performed
the duty with the utmost courtesy and good
Judgment lie met him 1T The cars, took
him TO the hotel, and did not cease his
courtesy until he lad escorted Mr.. MI
burn to his chamber door, upon retiring
for the night Just here occurred an in
cidcnt which has excited the risibilities OF
his friends ever since. He left the lamp
on tie table to light the blind man to bed
and gropcd his way down staiis in the
dark. It was kindly meant bnt super
GuOus
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

\ CALICO HoP il; on the tapis for next
Friday evening 1T Y iicoX Hall, the fifth
of the pleasant bi-weckly clnb dances
which have proved so popular ard en-
iovable this winter. Ladies, 40 loud
patterns or pannicrs, but just the plain
calico. Ii we are not mistaken the pro
grannlc will open with the Prints Imperi
al Caadril4
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

MAsoNIC--Wc are requested TO state
that the next Regular Communication OF
Independence Lodge, No. rs, A., F. & 4.
NJ, will be held Wednesday evening,
Feb'y 18th, 1873, in the Good 'Templars.
Hall, which has been leased by the fra
ternity. 30-2w.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

\ PETITION addressed to the Super,
intendcnt ofthe Western Union Telegraph
Company is about to be circulated in
town, praying for the establishment of
an uptown ctlicc in This city. This
would be great conyiencc TO our bust
ness men, and we doubt not would add
materially 10 the business Of the com.
nunY at this nOint
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31
CITY AND COUNTY.
Illinois Central Railroad.

Go to Dunham's for Gunther's Car
amels, new thing in candies; all flavors.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

EsgGi{sd by John HoNeft, Comfy Het0,,sT. Notary
Pa5iic, Gad Real Estote .igeaf
For the week ending Jan. 81, ISIS:
l. b Rich to Addie G $ Pierce, Winthrop,
el. lot 30. all of lots / and block :, JGG 90
Duncan Campbell to Dirk Boss cli sw
fr "A nwll 90 80, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 90
A d Whitney 10 Dirk Boss fr30 acres
sw nwl. 20. 90. 10 ......... ....... 1s5 Go
Sheriff Buchanan County to Il l. Lee,
sW sci. and INV Sc 35, 50, 1............ 1s9 90
Sheriff Buchanan Couniyto OAE Laurcr,
Jesup, undivided = of part Of lois
a06 and 201... ...................... i1o OIL
James G Gipe to " S Potwin, WI: sw1i
10, 90, s............... ................ SO co
Iot4 block 500 GO
Short & Morton to Geo III Speasc, sell
% 81 Observation-Disclosures. 1900 90
Sheriff Buchanan County to o II Ros-
zelle, Administrator buchanan, lots
1, 3 6 and blcck 30 90
o Strong 10 w Hoon, Fargos add.
lots 3 and 4, block IS. 800 %
swne I, IS. o.......................... 800 90
c Draper TO \ L Draper. eR NV ), .,
50. T........ ......... ........... LOGO 60
y J Goss to 1'rien. 5 50 acres of sw
james e Ii i t ii to W Potwin, vi. swi
10. 90. ...... s75 90
j Ayers to Il c Belt, IL. 50, s, $50 90
Geo II Spease to james NJ Romig. sia sc
4. -, s., 10. ..................... 1000 90
Geo II Spease to Peter - Albu,. nia Sc
i. -, So, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1910 W
L S IIov.y 10 Gotlieb Wicse. cis vs. Sc
sw 1. 90. 10 ........... ............. 800
IA, 50. a...'.'.....s......... -. ....... $3.50
Lewis Small to Geo Boon. ne sc sc 81.
IS. po. .p
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

WANTED-A man and wife, without
children to wegls on farm for one year.
To responsible parties . good chance is
offered. Enquire Of
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

ort TO have sed GUIDE while ago,
that the slcrt men gave me a list of prices
to sell buy. and said that I was to he re
sponsible only for what mummy got for
the liker, and whnt they advanced me.
They fitted me out with 1874 gals of
whiskey, gin, &c. You will see it did
not make any difference what it was
worth rs ! was not responsible only for
what money got
They also let me have cash which
give them credit for
DIR. CIR.
4 3219
find at the years end
| have received in cash
for likcr sold . $1O2.97
Total kash reed S135.16
Toun Dr. tn kash paid
out for 1891 gals Ticker $599i
DR.. To my salcrv. . 25.00-=$S4,9l
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

How long is it since the t0nsercattge
was whining and scolding because Mr.
nonnan did not s,nd it more Of that
.po l;tical trash"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

Ne more viii we see the mail bags
rolled nln Independence Postofiice filed
with irankcd Pub. Docs, and political
TRASH. Thank God for that, too Con-
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

TIE agent for the sale of Seward 5
book, informs us that he is having remalla-
bic success in this county. lie is now
canyassing in TIE. cast part ofthc county.
We can con mend the book to our friends
as one every way valuable and interest
inr
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31
7. rs, EISSELL
W. u. BARTON.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Attorney at Isw.
- Collecting Agent and Conveyancer VIII
perform Marriage Ceremonies anywhere within
ten miles of town. Office over Edwards store,
corner Main and Walnut Streets, Independence,
Iowa 30-y1.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-31

independence Jan. 20, 1873.
National Republican., 1873-09-22
cuuRCu OF THE STRANGERS
s.,mouby Rev. ). r. Hwbbard.

Tbe rev. John +. Hubbard, pastor Of ms
church. having returned from vacation spent
at the North, preached yesterday from tue 'eA',
"Cast thy burden upon the Lorh, anu nc viii
sustain thee. ee."-Psalm ly:2s.
Dayld spoke these words when under the deep,
est atnictiOn, while neeing for his life wheh ~
was sought by his own son am NJ n,s y, ,ha npd
nni he will help me. As for me, Will call upon y
the name OF the Lord, anu he shall deliver nle. :.
How prone humanity is 10 iorget I'LL, ~ .,,h ,a "
of sore distress that the Lord hath ueilvered "
former times OF trouble, and viii deliver again u
asked. Who Is there here present, however
Young who has not some burden? Even III youth,
when all is bright and haply' stI ~ ,rnuhe as The
SHARKS nv upward. Yc who have trlalsIlt may
he OF outward, II may be OF INWARD mugs "
may be OF spiritual things, very nel} u,al9 % sney
NAV he. vet spread them before God. We must
ali sxnctt them, We must not expect tue thrls-
tIan life 10 be nOwery bed OF ease. II your
trouble il such q one that you cannot even
tell il to human being, you may nna neaIt
.hirh viii feel for you, as II has suffered all
human grlefs and fears lou can 20 !" '"o
Saviour. -.,,,,,,o, Ian, tho I ord
viii give YOU grace to bear II. 81. Pau had some
hni,iy infirmily, we know not what II was,
though he speaks Of II as Thorn IN nus sluei
vet although he prayed three times Ior '.s r re-
movai. the Lord answered, my grace Is suh'
''II rememDeT visiting some few years ago the
hoyel Of a poor old negro man, Amos. ,,., Sue
hundred years old, blind oil one eJe, yes Wie m'iis
cTou rhiu1 over q few dying embers IN lis mtlle m.
hnt his soul was iliumned win hehNehy nsnS
as he told me Of the magnificent worries o, .hs
love OF God. "My grace is suiheleht i9r nS me1'
In INV visits to the poor In TINS city louhu
W. mom,n ms who had been bed-ridden for years, ye
| had recently suffered additional afllcu0n IN IN,
falling OF the ceiling by which heI ilnio @ WI WI
| hanIy brokep, yet In all her trlas sue hhu cas-
her 5urtlen on the Lord, and her lace shoWe'
,na, neace that passeth all understanding.
National Republican., 1873-09-22
BnIRF TELRURAsIs.

-McClures Military Academy, at Olkland,
California, was burned saturday night Loss,
$4,000.
in Baltimore yesterday Anulo straubc. a
German woman aged u, committed suicide by
taking corrosive subliinate.
= Joseph Black aud his son, aged twelve
years, we're drowned IN the Paccoug reservoir,
troyidenee. 4. l., BY the overturnins Of their
y Rev. Z, W. Hu,ter, pastor Of st. Matthews
Lutheran church, OF Philadelphia, q prominent
divine Of that city, died yesterday morning, aged
sixty-one years.
Tho boat race Tomorrow between Brown.
OF Halifax, and Blglin, OF New York, Is the oil.
absorbing topic at Halifax. Betting Is two aud
three TO one on Brown.
- Joe Coburp, Barney Aaron. Butt Riley, aud
other sports from different parts OF the country,
have arrived at 1t. Louis To attend the mil be-
tween Allen and McCooie tomorrow.
james Martin, Of Bloomfield, New Jersey
was found dead In the street In Jersey city, hay
ing, Il 10 supposed, been murdered for a large
amount Of money which he carried. Thu mur
derer Is unknown.
"A Salt Lake dispatch says a strange ant
fatal disease, producing great CONSERVATION, II
very prevalent at keltOn. Persons die In q few
hours after they are attacked. The disease re
| sembles fever.
"A FIRE in Manistee, Michigan, on Frlia,
night, destroyed the United States hotel, thi
Milwaukee house, the news ONCE OF q. =. Man
ming Co., the drug store Of ID. Carlton Il Co.
1as pGsSss SlScs Sn SwnSG Sy \ s. E
tao,oOo; insurance, $4,000. The irc was the worl
| Of an incendiary.
-On Friday last WIN. Patter, Of New IIpmp
ton, New Hampshire, was arrested at CanptoI
and taken TO Laconla charged with the munie
| OF his wife, whose body was found In close
suspended Dy cord from hook IN their hOus,
few days since. lie has confessed that sh
her mouth at the time, and that he placed he
body where IL was found.
National Republican., 1873-09-22
PIGEON SHOOTING.

10 ir-t Match Of the National sportsmen Club.
The National Sportsmens club held their 1rst
IN uusl pigeon-shooting match on Saturday after
no ,u, on Analostan island, and there was quite
a large gathering Of sporting men present to
witness the shooting. The Judges were Messrs.
K. Derrick and W. W. White, and Mr.. Charles q.
Go rrey, referee.
Fo.- the nrst match, which was for members
who never shot over a trap lpr prize or for
money, ivc birds each, single Nap used, twenty
ing Coat; econd prize, q Dixon's nue powder fask
and shot pouch; and third prize, leather gun
case. The rntries and the result were as follows:
o o o-i; X. ". Barker. / o 4 O-3; X. Daw, 0 0
/ O-2; james y. Davis, jr., -; I. r.
Bronough, / IL; 7. 7. Page, ! -;
II; BTSnsSafGsi Gaqs SSioiES janS S0h T. Pey,on
90 o O-l; W. q. Mcintire, 0 800 IL; T. b.
Alexander, / 0 l o-3; J. II. Dodge, o.;
J. u. House 40 o Cd, j. n \ NAT ts u, 4
/ O-2; Il. n. Williams, / o %; T. II. Upper
man, 0 O0-2.
second by j. II. Dodge, and the third by y. b..
secsnG Match-Club match, for single birds,
ten birds each, twenty-one yards rise, two traps
prize, pair Of hvb,ing boots. Col. Alexander,
OilfIlOi-ti ]. n. Davis. s.Ol0l0l11li- 0
!: 4. \. Wheeler, 00Ol Ill; X. Daw,
O-2; J. Ii. Mari. Olll0l1o IL; X. W.
Uarser, OOl1lI0l ~; A. Mari ~ 10
/ dis: J. II. House. 90 o. iOo0l-i;J J. u.
H. 1ge, e,OOOllOlOll-5; II. II. Alexander, 0
T. 4. Page, OF mn l-9;
e. l. Williams, OF lll1ll 10; T. NJ. VIII
iiams, l OlOlIloll-s; n. Jensen iolli
MIR. +. T. Page carried OF the nrst prize, and
e. l.. Willial. u the second.
ThIrd Matcl,'-Club match for double birds, ten
dohia rises ei ,htcen yards RISE four traps used.
First prize, hea,.v goll medal; second prize, q
Dixon,s nickel. plat ed md powder-nask and shot
pV%uO Alexander. 4, L. Williams, W. q. Clark
X l.. Mills and IL. W. Barker were tho contest
ants in this match, VIII ich resulted ' IN tie Me y, Ge
nna tween ~ co. draw IN iayor of the former.