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The WAY GOVERNMENT SUITS ARE Con-
PROMISED. Within the Last few months,
the United Stntes Government mas
brought suits against number of pro-
minent business houses in New York,
claiming heavy damages and alleged
fraud in importing goods. In most of
the largest cases the accused firms com.
promised the difficulty by the payment
of heavy penalties. Three of the suits
were brought against heavy importers Of
sugar. From one the Government
claimed S75, 900, and the firm effected
compromise by paying S25. 600; against
another suit was brought for $45, 900,
and settlement wes made by the pay
ment of 1000; in the third case, inyoIv-
ing the sum of Sl25, 900, against an old
and prominent firm of sugar importers,
$4,000 was obtained. A suit for about
$40, 900 was recently instituted against
dry goods importing house, the charge
being frauds in invoicing grenadines;
the firm compromised by paying to the
Government 1922, 900.
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CAPTAIN JACK

HAS gained reputation by bloody deeds.
II. The INDIAN GIRL" has established
one by giving smokers, an opportunity OF
saving their money by dealing with store
that makes specially OF CIGARS. And
whilst the ono will be
CONVICTED OF
Treachery and meet felon's doom, the other
will receive the plaudits of her customers,
and be hailed as the Queen of Luxury. Never
since
THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA
Have devotces of the weed had suoh an op-
portunity as this "Little Favorite" now offers
a email FIGARO" at 80 so per hundred;
brand four for twenty. five cents, equal to
any retailed in the city at ten cents. Juno 24
Home Stomach Bitters.
WHE CELEBRATED HOME STOMACH
l. BITrERS are compounded from the best
Ionics and Aro1ndtics Of TIE Mnterin Medicu,
and are invaluable in caees Of Dyspepsia and
indigestion. Tho ingredients used in their
composition are the best OF tho class to
which they belong, being highly tonic. stimu-
t6nt, Sto'ndchic, car1nindtiUe and Slightly ldId-
tue. They are used by the most celebrated
physicians in the South and West in their
priodte practice, and cndoreed by celebrated
chemistsland professors in st. Louis, Chicago,
Pittsburg and Cincinnati. For sale at the
Drug Stores Of DR.. E. f. Jackson and ". @.
Fisher, and by JOHN AGEEW g. SON,
June Is Wholesale Agents.
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Home Stomach Bitters.
Special Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., June 23, 1878.
WHEREAS, this Board has reliable in
w formation that certain malignant and
contagious diseases are existing in some Of
our eistcr cities; and whereas, it is tho duty
OF the Board to uso every means in their
power to prevent the occurrence of any such
diseases in our city; we, therefore, Order:
That all hucksters and dealers in fruits fish
and vegetables, shall, on and after this date,
be prohibited from selling or exposing for
sale, all stale fish, native or foreign, wited or
stale vegetables and spoiled fruits. All VIC.
lators Of this order will bo strictly dealt
with.
The Chief of Polico and his assistants are
hereby instructed to carry out this order, and
report all violators to the Clerk OF the Board.
1t ls especially enjoincd upon our citizens
to Keep their sinks and premises properly
cicanssd and purified, and to have ali tho
filth and trash daily removed and placed in
boxes and barrels, and removed to the street,
IN order to facilitate tho city carts in rem0v-
ing the same.
Any person, white or colorcd, in INDECENT
circumstances. will tie supplied with disin-
fec!ants free of Charge, by calling upon the
Clerk OF the Board, at the storo of Messrs
Hope " Gyles, every morning, from to 10
O'Clock. By order of the Chairman.
THOMAS P. WALKER,
June ~ Clerk of Board
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A negro girl in Darlington picked up
dead crow, which had been poisoned,
took it home and ate it. She was at
tackled by convulsions, fell into the fire,
and before she was rescued, one of her
legs was nearly burned off. This doubt
less saved her life, as it removed tie in
tense pressure upon her brain and spinal
column. Her leg was amputated, and
she is now doing we'll.
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Shingles.
W. + are now prepared to furnish our first
w class CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES, in
notice. For economy. durability and eupo-
nor hnlsh, they cannot be excelled. Ship
promptly.
:, McIAsTER. MoNrE1TH l. RoATu.
March 1G emo
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Another Laurel to the Crown" IN

AHOlHer Laurel to the CrOWn" E
nFt the already well-earned glory and dis
~ tinction Of DR.. Ii cinitsh, Tor the worth
and mrrt of Isis famous medicine, THE
QUEENS DELIHHT." \ letter Just received
remarks: Your medicine does more than is
really claimed for it. 1t is worth to rlo moro
than gold or the treasures OF wealth--it ia
healti, to me-" No medicine like it. 1t will
cure almost every disease to xillch the body
is subject, If takon in time. We advise cvery-
body at once to go to DIR. ucinitsh's store aud
try his medicines. The Queens Delight,
Hood and Liver PILE. Chill Cure, Fever Cure,
are all for saic at hia store, opposite Puu:NIx
0ihce June 26t
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Of the World; together with
COMMERCIAL AND MARKET REPORTS;
Besides we'll selected MISCELLANEOUS and
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body Will be found in these publications.
1hE Eli lOElaLo
Ara carefn,lv nrenared bv oomnotan.
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TERMS FOR SIX MoNTHs
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Nos. Cures. Cents.
!. Fevers, C9ngestien Inaammations, So
?? Worms, Worm Feysr, T!orm Golc, SO
!. Diarr6aa. Of Children or Adults, 50
e Dy.snterX, = % Gripins nIn nl1iGIs ;no cohc' 80 80
:. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, so
s. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceachc, so
=. Headnches, Sick HeadnchG, Vertigo, so
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, so
II. Whites, too Profuse Periods, so
Is. Group, Cough, Difficult Breathiag, 50
L. L. sH.: s::::, Esipes;, Eb.aptions' 80
10. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues, 80
4. PILES, blind or bleeding, -. 50
ls. Ophthnln,y, and Sore OF Weak Eyes, 50
~. Cntnrrh, Acute or Chronic Influenza, SO
20. vyhoopinx-Cough,V Violent Coughs, 60
q. Asthma, Oppressed Brenthing, 20
%. Ear Discharges. Impaired heST;lne. 90 so
"a. General Debility, Physicn! Weakness, SO
25. Dropsy and 6canty Secrctim', so
26. See-Siokness, Sickness from Riding, So
%. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness,
or Involuntary Discharges, .lt0
90. Sore Mouth, Cankcr, =
81. Painful Periods, with spasIns, 80
80. Su1fe rings ut Chunge Of Life, .ley
s. Epnn.pssYy ssn d. sors r"I Throat ans %
s.. Chronic Congestions and Erui.ions, -
FAMILY CASES.
Case tAroroccc! with above 35 lnrSs Wis an.
Manual Of Directions, - ~ y,
Case tMor,ccol of 90 lArrc walls AMI '.n|. W
UTThesc remedies are sent by the
cnse or single box to any l"rt OF the
country, free of charge, on receipt OF
price. Address
Humphreys, Spsc!fSe oa,ci,oco
Office and Depot, No. 5G2 BROADWAY, NEW HoaS.
For Snlc by NIL Druggists.
MAnd by GEIGER & McGREGOR. Columbia
8. @. April II Tt1y
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CHAR. COL. & Angus r. r. CO.,
GES'L FREIGHT AND TICKET DEpARTM'T.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., June 25, 1873.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
NlLL be sold on FRIDAY MORNING, July
w 4, between AUGUSTA, COLUMBIA.
CHARLOTTE, and all regular stations on
line OF road, aud from all regular stations to
citations aboyo named, at
ONE FARE.
Purchase your tickets from agents. Con-
dnctors will charge regular rates.
E. Il. DORSEY,
juno ~ General Ticket Agent
sS Union. Herald. Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel, Edgetield AduertiSer, Lexington Dis.
pnlch, Winnsboro Ne,cs, Chester Rcporter,
Rock Hill Lantern and Charlotte O6serpe, will
copy until day.
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nN the Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner
- and supper Table, LEA PERKINS,
bio. JOHN DUNCAE'S SONS. New York.
Get ~ lily Agents for the United States.
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Law Partnership Notice.
JAMES II. RION. NATHANIEL BARNWELI
RION & BARNWELL,
Altoraeys at L1l'o and Solicitors IN Eyuify.
NJILL practice in the State and United
w States Courts. cs-Columbia, s.
c., and WinnsDoro, s. G. June 1mu
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WrLMISGToS, CoLr,1BIA & AUGUSTA r. r.,
WILMINGTON, June p, 1873.
'kHE T. attention Of the public is invited 10
Il the superior inducements and facilities
Tor CHEAT TRAVEL to all VIRGINIA and
NORTHERN EXCURSION POINTS, ria this
liuc.
The following desirable Tickets may be OBJ
tanned ut ali times Of H. G. FLEMING, Agent
Wilmington Columbia aud Augusta Railroad: :
ROUND TRIP, GOOD TO RETCpN by No.
vcmber !, 1873
10 all tho Virginia Springs,
10 Niagara Falls,
To Saratoga ipiinga.
y, Bedford Sprinss,
70 Newport,
To White Mountains,
Aud by twonty different routes. to Eos.om
and New York. ciu Niagara fuiis, -. L.,c-
renee Rirer md VIII Mo.ntainS Also
Straight Tickets to New York, ria Norfolk ana
Oid Dominion Steamships, at same raiedS Ga
lhur,. stom. Tine CARTS art Price lis, oj-
tai,.ube a; al Aot,,S.
Leave Co!nmhia by 10 % 7. NJ. train. ru,i-
man iaiarc Sleeping AID rar!or Coaches
tlirsuEh 10 dcstinaiion.
a: POPE, General Passenger Agent
+. W. CLAEK, Assist Gen. pa.s'nr Agent.
'ui." - lniO
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Mills House Sale Stables.

A IiEnmdclsigned. havingrnrchasc sctl
SSaSl The DIN cEh STABLES, would in
q Netor;n thor friends HAT they stlli keep
on Lana first class Single a, I! Doul. .c
Harness Horses, Saddl" Horses and Mules,
which they arc prepared 10 scli on most rca-
r";ahic !crIns. j. GRAHAM ~ co.
JunS y. Iu:ri. Agent. N,v.i
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Special Notices.,
NO THE MILD POWER @g
5 &
HUMPHREYS

1fUMF1fHEYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
'HAvE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST
Il ample experience, an entire SUCCESS. Simple.
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. They are the only
medicines perfectly adapted to popular usc-so
simple that mistakes cannot be mnde in using
them 30 harmless es to be free from danger; AMI
highest commendation from all. and will always
render satisfaction. Price, in large three-drachm
yinls, with directions
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29
Our Bodily Iufirmities.

Physical nfrmities the lot all. Millions are always
sick No child is uniformly perfect health
Much however the sickness and
burden of fellow beings due
and neglect mighty antidOte the leading
ease has been provided 1t is harmless No
poisonous drug enters into it's composition. 1t undeed
stmuant tonic and aperent Of which
table This unexceptOnabe preventive and restorative med
cine not thing under the sun Ostetters Stomach
Bitters will have been before the world of
century, and it is not too much to that thousands
tens of thousands using who would have been in
their years had they been and
sustained by wholesome stimulan. The rapdty with
which minor ailments often become when neglected obstinate
diseases is well known. This tonic is famous for the immedi
check which these breeders deadly disorders
The sensation Of anyuo the sick headache the
the indspOston to exertOn. the the confusion
BRAIN the physical debility which intended premOnsh
of the approach of serious danger invariably removed
by few doses OF the Btters The the preparation
genuine specific for dyspepsia bilious complaints maarOus
levers rheumatism and chronic debility world
and in these days OF infamous charaansm when fierce cath
artcs that rob the invalid OF the last his
advertised as nvgorans O. is indeed blessing
kind that Hestetter Stomach Btes everywhere
able, and everywhere popular.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

n. Appleton Shute Cashier of the National
GGr'nlte State Bank, and Treasurer of the
Exeter Savings Bank, at Exeter, n. H., has
suddenly disappeared, and proves to be a de-
hulier for about $l2OOOO from the Savings
bank, and $3O,OOO to $4,000 FROM the
Grante bank. His sureties to both amount
TO about $4,000. Shute is about Az years of
age and had been Cashier OF the Granite bunk
about ten years. The utmost confidence was
fepOsef in his integrity He has wife and
Two children: Speculation in fancy and coal
stocks Is said to have been the cause of his
run. reward of $1,000 is offered for his
arrest and conviction.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

sdaE DEPRESSING EFFECT. 1t is said that
a. s1ss Ne Is is somewhat depressed at the decision
A.. he New York Court of Appeals sustaining
j. S'toI the Court Of Oyer and Terminer, where
"a ~ aboster' the car hook murderer, will be sent
NM. e gallows The execution of the avs
sSa ' naturally have depressing effect on those
hs hO violate them. 1t is only 70 be regretted, in
eY..ssGi Use o. Stokes, that tie laws were not so
eEs..1 Es'ed before his crime that the depressing
msIa % upon evil doors had been permitted to
Lse Lis Itself felt in his case before it was too
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29
THE, MARKETS
MARR EAGES.

LEAsANTON-AARON.-At the Presbyterian parsonage
Dover, Thursday evening S inst by Rev q. Huntington
Frank PleasantOn to Sarah +. Aaron both this
At the Of the bride parents
in West Dover hundred Thursday morning. 93d ips
the Rev. WIN. b. Gregg Wilbur II. Burnite Of FELTON,
Mittle Y. Lindals. No cards.
CLOw-DELSTLvER.-O Thursday. 2od inst, at the NJ.
Parsonage Smyrna. by Rev. e. A. Phoebus John T. Glow
and Susan Delsilver, both Of Now Castle co.
NEEDLES-JENKINS.-In Philadelphia. the sth inst.
the residence OF the brides father Friends
E1waru NJ Needles to Patience H. daughter Of HUM Jen
kins, formerly Of Camden, Del
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

UsURY L4ws.-The Georgia Senate has
passed bill to repeal the usury laws. 1t fixes
the rate of interest only in the absence of an
agreement. A similar measure is pending in
the Ohio Legislature. Modification of :his
sort is the tendency Of enlightened legislation,
federal Interference or indirect coercion, each
for itself, sound principle will be vindicated.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

A PIoUs CLOwN.-Just at the conclusion of
! : recent circus performance in North Caro-
ius una town, the clown stepped forward and
informed the vast assembly that they had taken
= about 5000 that day, more money, he ven
ufed to say, than any minister of the Gospel
u mat county would receive for a year $
TIVlce He then plainly told them that a
.aIgs portion of them were Church members,
@ sno would plead their poverty when asked for
~nney to support the Gospel, and severely ex-
.S yssed their inconsistency. A few Sundays
, s.ef, ne preached in the same community, and
LaGe aa. strong appeal for missions, when col
''''Oh was taken up amounting to $438.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

%! a Wlte Of nearly ten years, having given her
~ nlslnt a holiday, was attending to culinary
=. ;%.''ers herself, and hearing her husband COM
s 10 the kitchen, thought she would sur
y.Ise hlm as soon as he entered the door by
;arOwl31g her hands over his eyes and imprint
~ kiss on his brow, as in the days of the
SSo!ney!mOOn. The husband returned the salute
sstn interest and asked, as he disengaged her
%Teads, Mary, darling, where is your mistress2'
aa. aae wife discharged "Mary, darling" the
M day, and has adopted new plan of
uprising her husband.-Lancoster En-
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29
FOR RENT,
THREE DWELLING HOUSES, On Main Street.
decd Apply to E. BECK.

CouGHs AND COLDS. There are few persons who
are of the importance OF attending 10 eoueh h
cold at its first appearance The thousands who
die annually OF consumption, first attacked with
a slight" cough cold. which they thought would
soon wear" itself off. and therefore neglected TO
the proper remedies until they became Incurable
Every day that cough. cold any lung disease
Is neglected. makes the chances Of a cure more un.
CERTAIN. We would recommend all suffering from any
disease OF the Lungs whatever. TO use HAssONs Con-.
POUND SYRUP OF Tar. IL never fails in curing the
OF coughs, cods hoarseness, sore throat
catarrh and asthma. Il is infallable remedy for
WhoopIng Cough. Being prescribed by some of the
leading physicians in the northern and Southern
States, aud being prepared under the immediate
supervision Of a graduate Of the Pennsy ylvania MedI
cal College. The proprIetors beg leave to inform all
that IL is no "qUack preparation, but made strictly
in accordance with the advanced principles aud
theory Of medicine Price so cents per bottle.
Sold bv all Drug Stores and Dealers throughout the
United States.
P.s.-see that the signature Of Russell & lands
Proprs is on each wrapper.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

RURAL BEAUTIES City BELLEs.-Country girls
whit behind their metropolitan sisters in the ee-
ments Of UveinsS but it be conceded that the city
bellies best understand the art Of and hegh
their personal beauty. The perfect
their attraction unless the complexion properly
and if pretty girls districts wish to compete
with the Fair the fashionable refined
fractions, they must due attention
point. They ought know the notorious,
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM impars TO the skin a delicate
peary appearance unprWuceabe by any other preparation
under the No how the cuiicle
rOughened by dscoored by the Balm vii
render it soft and pIiabe. and every blemsh.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

AtLouisville, on Saturday, the chief of police
stationed policemen at the doors of all the
gambling houses to register the names of
visitors, so that they may be SUNNI oned as
witnesses in cases where indictments have been
found against the proprietors. As conse-
quence all the gambling house were closed
ON Saturday night.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

Accounts of the ravages of the food in the
Upper Delaware are still received A Port
Jervis despatch reports that DIR. o. B. May.
nnard and wife, of Delaware county, N j., and
Mrs. Jennie Darlington were drowned by the
flood in the Little Delaware. They were re.
turning home in sleigh from visit, and are
supposed to have been swept away while
crossing bridge.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29
For Fent.

The "HOFFECKER MILLS" four miles from
Smyrna three run OF sIGne; two new Turbine
wheels; twenty FIVE horse power engine; good stream
OF water. and in good condition. good chance for
miller with small capital. Possession LIST OF March
next. Address, with reference.
j. s. HUNTINGTON.
jan29 Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

Rnmas PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET. =
d "oI %sI now has it that the President Intends
On Se az 10 change in his Cabinet for his term,
men, ae 4th of March, beyond new appoint
Boa,wlpmr lpr the Treasury in the place Of Mr..
q Nv bseIi y who, it is expected, will be elected
hkss' senate in the place of Wilson, who
p s;ae .ne place in March of Colfax. as Vice
ufths thshe S OF the United States and President
have I, senate. Mr.. Fish, Madam Rumor will
~ is to remain where he is.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

Senator Sumner is so feeble in health that
it is doubtful if he will be able to resume his
seat in the Senate this session. Morphine is
injected into his arm every night to enable him
to sleep.
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29
FOR RENT.

A THREE-STORY HOUSE. on Delaware street
occupied by Mr.. II. g. Budd.
Also, a THREE STORY SHOP on Commerce ST
now occupied by William FAIRIES 4 Co. Suitable FOL
e canning factory. Apply to ...
jan29f ELIZABETH >. WRIGHT
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29
For Fenf.

The LARGE STABLE belonging to Mr.. Denney'
property, Methodist and Union Sis. POssessio
given March lst. 1873.
Inquire Of Hamilton & Cnmmns. or
jan29 G. W. KENNEDY
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

According to the New York MaI, Europe
Is dangerous place tor susceptible young
gentlemen to travel alone in. A Young New
Yorker was sent over for finish about a year
ago. He delayed his return, and wrote for
rremlttances until parental patience was ex-
hausted. AT last he came, stepped from the
steamer with beautiful German girl on his
arm, and to relations and fancee who awaited
him, he presented ''my wife" There was
tableau on the Cunard wharf
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

Our London correspondence shows how
sadly the English take their pleasure of bury
ing an Emperor. Napoleon is mourned in
England, just as the Prince of Wales was in
M MS Illness, not for anything but his rank
The whole nation enjoys the sorrow over such
perSonage with something of the complacent
feeling with which the poor relations of a
hohleman drape their hats at his demise,
though they may never have seen him in his
llfe.-N. T. Tribune
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29

BsuIss es Notes, Deeds, Bonds and other
Smyrna times., 1873-01-29
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE in Smyrna.
The property is IN good order, and s we'll situated
running from Commerce St, TO Peterson st aud a
large back va ri leading into said Peterson ST.. makes
an excellent place for hiIchng horses. There also
on said premises a good Stable, Carriage House,
Smoke House and Chicken House. Rent 10 suit the
times. Apply 10 j. y. HUNTINGTON.
Smyrna, Dec. 4th. 1879.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

Have on hand LUMBER of all grades
Lath, Lime, Hair, Plaster, Cement
and Brick, Sewer Pipe, Drain Tile,
Dimension and Cut Stone, Ottawa
and Joliet Bubble Stone, Builders
Hardware Of all descriptions, and
Nails. Also Glass and Putty, Bald,
ing Paper, &c.
The whole of the above materials
having been purchased at the lowest
wholesale figures, we will either sell
or use them at the lowest market
figures. Being extensively engaged
in the
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1--Aaror Uodgson.
Edward Temple.
lio,s, 1 ,l,s anal oy.,--lj entries.
w.
= '."I, - ri la!'l"g Rstt"
y ITfdr."n's DoIIv Oilrrn 2 yrs
Cacsarinc a."
N,f.bocI Conwoy,s Dolly Warden. . yrs.
> Irln RnttcrIryis Gray Marc -"
IF. Richards Lucy, | yr,
3-l.uellcn ~ Pritchards Belle, | vr.
i-Toln r PARIS mare colt.
3-Edward Temples mare colt
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,Assb-Cory;,as Ho,,es. Q entries.
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5TI,rr ,n,. Smrr,i Fr" and Uorry
!-h"FTy turn oofIci f''''h au" hurry w.
s,nqle Hor. in Ha,r.,,,, 10 entries.
- C,oro,- u q uoaoo
9-F e Lewis
Ill. c. Dickcrman, single horse under saddle.
II r. Rrnn.r,. R,mo Jono,od hy Rrrrc- 70
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