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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

Y. Observe.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-11

'''There are briars besetting every path
Which call for patient care
There is cross in every lot.
And an earnest need for PRAYER:
But a lonely heart that leans on Thee
Is happy anywhereP"
Mrs. Hall entered the room at that
moment; she ran up to Della, and, tax
ing both of her hands, exclaimed, with
tears In her eyes:
&c I have been worrying and worrying
all this week about my rent; it will be
due tomorrow, and / only had part of it;
! believed the Lord would provide, or /
tried to believe it; but it seemed very
dark to me, and when your dear father
gave me that money this morning it did
seem as if it was an angel from heaven
coming to help me. arr afraid he did
not know how much it was, for he never
let's his right hand know what his left is
giving; perhaps he made mistake.
Ask him If he knew he gave me five dol
lars
As Della babe them good-by and left
thehouse the dreary spirits which had been
brooding over her heart all day unfold
ed their black wings and flew away. She
had the free use of her limbs she could
walk about in the fresh air and sunlight;
she had comfortable home, a kind
mother, and dear brothers and sisters !;
and as for her father-well, she believed
as the Widow Hall said IF any one de-
served high place in Heaven it would
be her father and she could not help
feeling the strong contrast between her
own selGshness and his generosity. She
would have spent the money he had
given to the poor widow woman upon
herself she was not willing to share
any of her comforts with the poor and
needy, while her fathers charity had
made the widows heart sing for JOY.
An hour had passed since she left
home and when Della returned sud
den fear hurried her onward. When
she saw the doctors carriage standing
before the door she ran in breathlesslv,
and learned from the frightened chll-
dren that her mother was very ILL., Della
few to her bedside, and saw her mother
lying before her pale and unconscious
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SIS SHOT GUN.

GO9b8 barred bar or cnt ae0on Io0k1; WATand
zine twist barrels and good shooter Oh NO Fiasa
Pouch WaAcutter, for SIS Can be sent G. o. n with priv
nege examine before paying BILL Send Stamp for circular % p
P0WNIL Deaera. 2Ss Main ST. Cincinnati. O.
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Tho Markets.

UNION s. c. July l5.-Sales of cotton dur
ing the week 10 bales inferior 10; Ordinary
u @; Strict Good Ordinary 124 O.;
Middling 1+I@15.
40 bales sales 20; Mildling l44; low mid
ding l4i.
NEW York, July 14-Cotton quiet; sales
,4O6; uplunds 1885, Orleans l52.
LIVERPOOL, July 14-Cotton dull and de-
pressed middling uplands 7s; middling Or
leans 5-l6; sales 10000; speculation and
export 1000; basis middling Orleans, nothing
below low midding. deliverable July, or Aug
ust, a basis middliuAanisnds, nothing below
low middEng, deliverable July or August, I.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.

Grace Church, NJ. L. s. Services every Sab
bath morning at ii o'clock, and :! =, Nj
Rev. A. III. Lester Pastor.
Church Of the Maturity. Rev. ]. d. McCul-
Tough holds divine services the I'd and 4th Sun
day of each month. Morning service commenc-
ing at IL o'clock evening service A. o'clock.-
Lay Reading every other Sunday.
Baptist Church. Services First and Third
Ssbbaths in each month. Rev. c. I. Scaife,
Pastor. Morning services will begin promptly
at IL o'clock. Afternoon service exactly at I 30
o clock. Sabbath School at % o clock. Pray
er and Choir meeting every Wednesday night.
The public syillIbc gladly welcomed.
Pres6ytertan Church. No Pastor.
Sunday School Mt 9 A. NJ. =
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue Of Sundry Executions to me di-
ID rected, as Sheriff, 1 will sell before Union
Court House door, in the Town of Union, on the
first Monday in August next, within the legal
hours of Sheriffs Sales, for cash, the following
described property, to wit:
All the life Estate Of Thomas J. Gault in the
tract of land whercon lie now lives, containing
about 500 acres, more or less located in Union
County, bounded by lands of Joseph Kelly,
Jammerson Kelly, G. W. Gault, Mrs. Sophia
Wright, Wiley Wood, David Gallman and James
Smith & Co. Levied on, and to be sold, rs the
property of Thomas ]. Gault, at the Suits of
John II. Little {. d. Bobo and others.
One tract Of land, located in Union County,
containing % acres, more or lesa it being Of z.
r. Robinsons land after setting off his Home
stead, bounded by lands of B. H. Rice, z. r..
Robinson, James b. Steedman and lands of
William McNeace. Levied on, and to be sold,
rs the property Of z. II. Robinson, at tire Suit
of d. F. Walker against z. II. Robinson.
RSly% If the terms of sale are not complied
with in five days after the day of sale the prop
erty will be advertised for sale on the following
Saleday, at the risk of the former purchaser.
II. MACBETH, S. U. c.
July Sth 1875. 81 4t
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CONFIDENCE GAME.-It is believed that there
are imposters in Northern markets buying goods
under assumed names Of reliable North Carolina
merchants. 1t is thought the device used to
commit the swindle is to represent thsp purchases
to be for "branch store" and thus avoid ship
ment to the regular address of reliable mer-
chants. 1t will be well fo/Northern wholesale
merchants TO keep q sharp lookout Facts have
been developed showing that parties have been
using the names Of responsible business men in
Raleigh and in Oxford, sed buying goods both
in New York and Trenton, N. j.
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OBITUARY.

MOOD.-Died, in Anderson S. c., on the 2nd
of July. 1876, after short illness, Clarence
Gregory, infant son of Rev. Vim. W. and NJ.
Eugenia Mood, of the s. e. Conference. Aged
one year and six days.
ALLEN.-Died. May 2Sth, in this town,
Florence Gertrude, youngest daughter, of G. L.
and L. Allen, aged years months and 20
days,
ALLEN.-Died, June 10th, in this town,
William Wallace, youngest child of &. l.. and L.
Allen, aged year, months and IL days.
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:, GEORGE APPLEwAITE PRIsoNER-We learn
from special telegram sent US last night, that
George Applewaite, a negro, and the last OF the
Lowry Gang. is now prisoner in the custody
of the Sheriff of Wayne County. From what
we can learn, Applewaite was arrested on suspi-
cion and identified by means of q photograph.
The prisoner was some time ago sentenced to
death in one of the interior Counties of our
State, and broke Jail while awaiting the day of
execution. This is the last of the gang of
thieves and murderers, that once infested por-
tion of the State 1t is to be hoped that the bird
will be securely Gagged this time, in order that
tho majesty Of the law may be vindicated.- WI
znington Star.
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SPANISH BATTLEs.-MADRID, July 12.-An
official dispatch says that General Delatre has
driven Dorregarcy from Borr eclla, Quara, Sizes.
ia and Boltana. The Carlists resisted the Al
.phonsists stoutly, and lost many men in killed,
'Kounded and prisoners. They retreated to the
lley of Aran, in the Pyrennes. General Del
is still pursuing them, and General Marti-
Campos is making forced marches to join in
pursuit
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AFTER LESLIE g. Co.-The Executive Commit
tee OF the Barnwell County Tax Union, ~ n
meeting held on Monday, resolved to indict C.
r Leslie, the notorious ex-Land Commissioner.
From the Barnwell Sentinel we Learn that Col
I. j. Counts, the President Of the Union was
requested to make the necessary affidavit This
he did, and the papers on which to issue the
warrant were placed in the hands of Trial JUS
tice Patterson.
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NOTHING MORE LADY LIKE than the of fine note
paper and u neat fashionable envelope. So think the
Fortunate receivers OF such betdouX. The sweetness
Of charming sentence is rendered delicious, If
conveyed delicate tinted sheet of Prices Note Pa
per- 1t is bad taste in gentleman writing to lady
inferior stationery. If you wish TO be posted the lat
est novelties the fashion In these matters enclose
stamp to Walker, Evans Cogswc for of their little
fashion books Card Etiquette send order for
recherche lot of paper and envelopes of the latest style
Do not forget at the time to order monogram.
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Meeting at Murphy's Mill.

HNHERE will be public Meeting at Murphy's
4 Old Mill place, on Saturday, the 17th inst,
at o'clock, a. NJ, to consult about rebuilding
the bridge at that place which was washed away
by the Freshet last Spring.
On the same day, at O clock p. NJ, q meet
ing will be held at Gregorys Store for the game
purpose.
One Of the County Commissioners will be Mt
each meeting to consult with the people on the
same subject.
July Is 90 2t
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MARRIED.

CHOICE-LATSHAW. Married, on the 9th
inst, by Rev. J. d. Mccullough ut the resi-
Ience of the brides father in Union County,
Capt. William Choice and Miss NJ f. Latshaw.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE-It is no longer ncccs-
sary pay two and three profits. Nessrs. Furchgo,
Benedict & Co beg draw attention their immense
closing sale Of SOOvOO worth Of Dry Goods Carpets
Furs etc which takes place annually between January
st. and February 18TH prior to purchasing their Spring
Stock at "a King Street. Charleston, s. c. 81 White Hall
Street, Atlanta Ga, and Bay street JacksonSic, Fla.
Office Order goods viii be sent c. o. D. All retail
ders $40 will be sent from the Charleston Branch
free n CHI
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The master of the British brigantine Forum
ate, now in dock at Liverpool, reports that while
on his passage from the Rio Grande his ship was
struck by a large fish, which made the vessel
shake very much Thinking his ship had been
merely struck by the tail Of some sea monster
he took no furtheri notice of the matter; but af.
ter discharging cargo at Runcorn and coming
into the Canada dock. he fonnd one of the plank
ends of the stern split, and on closer examna-
tion he discovered that a sword fish had driven
his sword completely through plank, four inch
es in thickness, leaving the point of the sword
nearly eight inches through the plank. The fish
in its struggle broke the sword off at the outside
of the vessel, and by its attack upon the ship
lost nearly foot in length of the very danger
GUS weapon with which it was armed.
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Under writ of habeas corpus pending app-
cation for bail, J. p. F. Camp was carried to
Newoerry. via Greenville, on Sunday night, to
appear before Judge Moses We have not heard
the result but suppose that it will bc all right
as the Solicitor manages both sides of the case
aud ut is whispered the Judge too.-!Spartan
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SheriH'S Sale.
Admir- of J. n. G. MURPHY, Plail


Admir- of J. n. G. MURPHY, Plaintiff, s
Ex'ors Of SAMUEL beatty, DefendsRts.
DY virtue rof an order from Tho I{o6< Mont.
ID gomery Moses, Judge of the 7th 3udiciat'
District of South Carolina, l will sell before
Union Court House door, ON the first Motaay In;
August next, within the legal hours of SheriH q
Sales, all the land belonging TO tho Estate Of
Samuel Beatty, deceased, recommended BY tbs
Commissioners appointed to diiide ssid lands In
four different tracts to wit:
The Home Tract, s
whereon Mrs. Sallie Beatty now lives, contairi-s
ing 343 acres. as represented on Plat made by,
Glenn d. Peak, d. s. ,SSes,sis ~
Tract No. 2,
Or Skelton Tract containing 800 acres, more or
less Tinker Creek Tract, No. 1, containing
249 acres, moreror. less. Tinker Creek Tract,
No. 2, containing 25A ecres more or less.
All of said tracts will,be sold by the different
Plats of said. lands, now lodged in my Office,
and az: can can be Sea- Sc persons who wish e s1am-
Terms Of Sale =
Cash sufficient TO pay the costs Or Aese pro-
ceedings. One-thifd part 81 bsaauA of purr
chase money to be paid ozl he lint dSy 1af6De<
cember next, the baiancs 81 {;s>li q: :cke
two years, with interest ~ fl9a 5k
Purchasers TO give Bond V[3a. ~ l. -
Should .sfne terms of Sole not be complied
tised for.sale on the ne sSssss6ing salesday,
at the risk of the first pl1rohaa1e
sR,shdACBEfH, s. U. C.
July Sth, 1875. ~ kA At
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Lock up your Treasures.

VOU have often heard and read of blocks
l. dead-locks, Hoary-locks and various other
kinds of locks, but if you want to see as hand
some display of Pal-looks, Stock-locks Rim.
locks Chest-ocks, Trunk-locks, Till-locks, Cup
boardocks, Store Door locks, &C., as ever you
saw in an up-country store. Just come to
FOSTER & WILKINS.
June % If
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RAILROAD BLoCKADE-WATER SPouT-Sr.
LOUIS, July ia dispatch from Kansas City
says nm immense water spout descended on the
track of the Kansas Pacific railroad, near Kit
Carson, on Saturday, and washed away 200 feet
OF the road: The blockade on the North Mis-
souri, and Hannibal and st. Joe road continues
and no trains have been through for several
days.
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Spartanburg:

spartanburg
WE OFFER FOR SALE
300 Bushels Corn.
200 Bales of Hay.
300 Sacks Flour
10000 lbs. Bacon.
20 bbls. Molasses
20 :" Sugar.
20 Sacks Coffee,
10000 lbs Wagon and Plow Iron. :
so Cooking and Heating Stoves -
Also full line OF GENERAL MER.
CHANDISE. 90
Orders Solicited.
LEE & CARPENTER.
May 2l 90 IF
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Pomona GRANGE.
Carolina Military Institute,
Q III a RI OF TIE, N. c

Next Term begins Sept. 10Th, 1875.
nNHlS Institute is now fully equipped with
l. apparatus for instruction and with arms
for military drill.
The Superintendent and Proprietor i, assisted
by an able and experienced corps Of Instructors
FoR CIRCULAR, address,
ssSsSs Col. j. p. THOMAS,
Superintendent.
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THE PARKER JURY.-One of the greatest mis-
fortunes likely to befall the Parker jury, after
they shallhav been discharged from the lofty
labors to which they have been called is the un-
fitness with which they will return to their or
dinary humble duties. Men who have been for
weeks handling hundreds of thousands and con-
templating millions, and sitting in judgment on
State officers, the object and the envy Of their
fellow-men, cannot return to the obscurity of
private life without pang. Already it is ru-
mored that some of them propose going into the
brokerage business, on the financial knowledge
acquired in the pending trial rs their principal
capital. The attention they give to the case is
unexaylpled, just the trial itself is. No
assp ssspatfsnciij ysn iijasor iamined the manly
full line of'ypupied hin ~. l,ghen theAtor-
nor the self-assured nns. So,ooO bond, with n
--Li.L 10 ....nod tho trash over tb' Sinspection;
another intelligent juror and a train hand on
the Greenville railroad who in turn, transferred
them, as August Belmont might be supposed to
do, to Tom Carter, worthy policeman, who
knows nothing about diamonds. Of such is the
kingdom of earth Union Herald.
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PROPOSALS..
CUDBURY RIVER CONDUIT.
y PROPOSALS FOE SECTION Is.
CITY OF BOSTON, CRY HALL,

CRY OF Boston, CRY Hail. !
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposal for Building Section
Office until - o'clock of Tuesday the 9th day Of August
1875 at which place and time they will be publicly opened
Bidders required their proposals names
and places of residence and declare that the proposal
all respects fair made without connection or collision
with other person making proposals for the work
which the BIDS viii Be Compared WORK. 0'
The prices proposed be stated both IN writing and IN
figures and all proposals containing bids called for
this advertisements will be considered informal Each bid
bond for 5000 OF responsible giving his place Of
the Contract with sasaetoy Seerv for IN
within the time specified In this advertisement the
or other satisfactory collateral see"y in the snms
amount R may BE- deposited with said Water Board
required 70 at this Office with the securities offered by
udns Sunday from the date Of noacaon of such Os m
and the preparation and readiness for signature Of
The work is TO within days after the execu
until is completion which completion must be before The Isl
fhe bids will be compared the basis the eneneers' a
estimate Of quantities Of work be DONE
1900 cubic yards Of earth excavation, above grade
590o cubic yards Of earth excavation, below grade.
500 cubic yards ss d soil SH' DRESSING S-''n
1,75o cubic yards Of concrete.
$500 cubic yards Of brick masonry
40 cubic wards Of snt ston masonry ana paving
10 cubic yards Of rubble stone masonry, in mortar
in M, %or rs,; :,
quarry-faced In mortar. - N~S'-s'
20 feet b. N. Of spruce lumber, placed
Specifications be obtained the Office OF the CITY En-
gineer City Hall Boston, and plans may be seen nj the
mingham. ~ y ~ "
The amount Of security required WI be such sum az nay
De xed by the Water Board after the proposals opened
sad sum not 10 be less than oneurh nor more than
thirds Of the amount Of the contract
me water Board the right 70 reject any al
bids should deem 1t 10 be for Of the city Of
Boston so TO do.
L. MILES sTANDIsH,
PrAxidant nochtuate Water Board
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tsrTRsdEfS6ESssz fass-n9 and sixth columns
Bd1tLiARDS=FIRsr PA0K-Fifth column.
oAkb and wAE gISd column
BRS$kES hsRFH FOX 5H ss% r.o.
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs-Nrr PAGE
BUSINESS NorIcEs-FIrrH PAGK-Fifth and sixth col
CITY RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD PAen-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-snvrSrH PAsH-secOnd col
coAcHMEN AND GARDENERS SEVENTH PAss-sscond
CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS SEVENTH PAeE-Thrd and
coRAs sTsn fSHmfs Ninth PACE
COUNTRY BoARD-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column
wEEG Toss 70 Fu fSS%q AND IN
FURNIsHED-sKcoND PAGE-Frst and second col
EURoPEAN srEAMsH1Ps-sxvEsrH PAsn-1hrd COL
EuRoPE-Fnsr PAeE-Finh column
ExCURsIoNs- sHvxETH PAcE-Fifth and sixth columns.
FINANCIAL-NIErH PAGR
y9R E6cSs SS6 70
SECOND PAeE-second column.
EEEf 5fShsss S1iSnn rAorr col
HELP wANTED-MALEs- srvrsru PAen-second col
HORSES, CARRIAGES &c-Frrsr P4sn-rhird and fourth
a 9GE ko5ns &c ssSms
gNSssTTRRggcTTT1q Jon P4eT1nnh column,
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosD
EE Ecc1TU sE;.XsSS|Fnsr P4er-FinA column
JNOoi AMI FOUND-tIRST fAGE-fHBt and second col
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGK-Second column
MARBLE MANTELS-SEvESTH PAGE-Second column
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Second column
SfSas PAGE
EIscELIAN oUs-srooxp PAer-sscOnd column
new qPAuEssT Fo1ssS-n cP1@n .oum,
HERSONAL-FlRsT PAGE-First column.
PANOFORTES ORGANS, &C-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHAEGE~sEcoSD PAen-Frst
REAL ESTATE wANTED-SKcoNp PAGE-First column
EELGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-First column
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGR-Second column.
BALES AT AUCTIoN-sEvENrH PAGE-Sixth column
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-S PACE
MUTATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-First
and second columns.
SPECIAL NoTICES-FIRsr PAGE-Second and Third col
sPoRTiNd-Doas BIRDS, &c.-FrRsr PAeE-Third col
ErORAGE-SEvErrH PAGE-Second column
SUMMER RESORrS-FRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TRADES-SEvENTH PAGR-Second column
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Thrd column
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoNp PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEvENrH PAGB-Fourth and nnh
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Second column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGK-Fifth column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-SEvESrH PAGE-Sixth col
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SRCoND PAGE-First column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FRsr PAGR-Fifth col
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MILLION DOLLARS
"A. GIVEN AWAY BY THE
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
AT ALEXANDRIA, STATE OF VIRGINIA, ON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 1875.

22.l7s CASH GfFfs. AMoUNTiNG 70 si'oooooo
Number Of tickets 10000 Price Of tieksss.Whole
sfo6 eleven tickets 500 Orders
may be addressed to Hon JAMES BARBOUR, President,
Alexandria Va, F. METCALFE, General Agent, S25
Broadway, New York Post office box 4,49e Send for
descriptive circulars They refer by permission TO the fol-
lowing distinguished gentlemen -
His Excellepcy Governor James L. Kemper, His Excel
leney Ex-Governor Gilbert G. Walker, Hon. Robert W..
Hughes United states Judge Eastern District Of Virginia.
Hon r. H. Wisers Lieutenant Governor of Virginia and
United ssates Ssnatoreect Hon. J. W. Johnson United
States Senator; Hon. John r. Lewis
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r Osr IN HOBoKEN, OR ON THE WAY THERE-A
Locket with ladies' likeness Finder will please
turn 20 o. MEYER. AZ Beaver street or 3O4 washington
street. Hoboken.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.


for the week ending saturday August a. 1875 viii close
a this office, foows-zOn Tuesday, at A. NJ. on
Wednesday, at A. NJ Thursday, at IL 80 A. NJ aud
Saturday vt IL 80 A. M. T. l.. JAMES, p NJ
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

A GRAND REGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE AT SANDS
IA Point L. l., on Friday, August 81 1878. Open to al
boats working pleasure and racing There viii be ou
classes S. The prizes will consist Of $40 for win
ming boat in each class and $40 for second boat Entries
be made before 18th inst to II. A PECK CO.,
Thirty eighth street and First avenue to c. DUHS
PAUGH, Sands Point Hotel Sands Point, L.
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r OsT-WHITE sPITZ DOG, FIVE YEARS OLD,
~ named Frit1; strayed away Wednesday morning.
Reward for his return inform leading to his
will be paid by JAMES WILCOX, No. East Eighty
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THE TURF.
A AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORN
way the Saratoga Running Races full by
graph Particular attention paid to orders by mail
senger French Pools open until IL Tickets s. each
OLIVER L. MARSHALL, Auctoneer.
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE
N New York Turf Exchange, Is West Twenty eighth
street. morning and evening during the week the
running at SARATOGA and the ROCHESTER,
RETURNS by Western Union Telegraph-ofice In Room.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION paid to commissions by mail
messenger. FRENCH POOLS A. M. close q
I'm. KELLY, BLISS 4 co.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
~ morning and evening at JOHNSONS Pool Room cor
Of Broadway and Twenty street. the running
races at Saratoga also afternoon the rotng at
Union Telegraph tofce at room) French pools open
any other pool n B-Two French pool indicators
will be open each during the saratoga meeting
w. II. 4 I. b. JOHNSON .
LNRENCH POOLS OPEN THIS DAY ON THE TROT-
II ting at Rochester, at JOHNSON'S Pool Rooms corner
Broadway and Twentyeighth Full after
each heat. W. H. 7. b. JOHNSON
SECOND MEETING.
THURSDAY August IL
SATURDAY, August "A
TUESDAY, August II.
THURSDAY August 49,
SATURDAY, August 81.
W. r TRAVERs PTesdent
JNo. MORRISSEY, Lessee
O. WHEArIY, socretary