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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
Our Fair.

The premium list oil the Central Wiscon-
sin Fair, which is being printed at the
REPUBLICAN Office, will be ready for distri-
button the latter part of this week. The
premiums offered are very liberal, and
there is every prospect that The Fair will be
the largest and most successful of any ever
given under the auspices of this Association.
Farmers, merchants and business men, gen
orally, in this vicinity should take deep
interest in the success of our fairs and
make it a point to contribute something
to the display. Send to the Secret airy, Mr..
+. P. Brook, for copy of the premium list,
and do not fail to bring in som ething to
swell the list Of entries.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
The WatertOWn Sports.

Last week a portion of the Va ertown
Sportsman's Club and their friends rendez.
voused on Oca uchee Lake, near Oconomo-
voc, and INDUCED in fishing and other
sport. Most of the party experienced
q good catch, and ali had pleas
ant time. Eaton brought home the
boss bull frog, which was exhibited in the
Post Office for several days rs the ''Water-
town Sportsmeu's Pet ''Sitting Bull" AM
the g Irish Mockng Bird The Club make
their next demonstration against prairie
chickens, when the season fairly opens, and
intend making the feathers hy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
UnmerCiful War.

Such is the heading of new advertise
ment which appears in another column OF
this paper to day, of one of the lveliest
firms in the state of Wisconsin. Rich Sill
Der, formerly A. w. Rich & Co.. of Mil
waukee. This house is too we'll known 10
our readers to require special recommend
at our hands, we W ould simply call attention
to their advertisement which speaks for
itself. This firm has establised reputation
tor strict reliability as to the contents of its
advertisements, as we'll as it's dealings, and
they evidently mean business, which will
be beneficial for our readers to note and to
avail themselves Of Their number is 1903
to l07 Wisconsin street.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

The Democrats have decided to hold
their next state convention at Fond du Lac,
thus ignoring the ella inns Of Watertown Tor
Tire honor. Selecting Fond du Lac as the
place Of meeting seems to foreshadow the
nomination Of Gabe Bouck for Governor.
Reports from the harvest fields Of Iowa,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Minnesota,
Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas and Ohio indi-
cate yield of cereals generally satisfactory
to both prod and customers. awe
will have immense crops" is the general
report.
The latest reports indicate that the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company is to
be reorganized, with new Directors, and
that exp. NJ. G. Jewell is 10 be made the
President and that it will continue to do
| usiness and is safe. This will be good
news to policy holders.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
air Dates.

State Fair, at GAINESVILLE, second week in
September, 10th to l4th, W. W. Field, Sec'y,
Madison.
Jefferson County Fair, at Jefferson third
week in September, 18th to 81. D. w.
Curtis, Sec'y, Fort Atkinson
Northern Wisconsin Fair, at Osk osb,
fourth week in September, oath to 2Sth, R.
D. Torrey, Secy, Oshkosh.
Central Wise onsin Fair, at Watertown,
fourth week in September, Gath to 2Sth, F.
P. Brook, Sec'y.
Walworth County Fair, at Elkhorn, fourth
week in September, 25th to 2Sth, S. G..
West, Sec'y, EIkhorn
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
State Fair.

Col Robert G. Ingersoll, of Peoria, H.,
David Ward Wood, of the Western Rural,
Chicago, and His Excellency Gov. Luding-
ton, Of Wisconsin, will speak upon Thursday
of the State Fair week at GAINESVILLE, in
September. Preparations for the State Fair
are in full progress. The Evansville people
are putting the grounds in condition and
erecting new and suitable buildings for the
great pumpkin show of 1871
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
Severely Kicked.

We learn from Mr. Kohn that a farm er
named Schro eter, a resident Of Pennington,
was severely kicked in the groin by one Of
the horses of his son-in laws team, at John
sons Creek, last Monday evening. The
horse kicke Mr.. s. just as he lighted from
the wagon. Medical attention was given
the unfortunate man as soon as possible,
and it was thought he had received danger
Gus internal injuries
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

passed through this station last Wednesday
on the 10 a. NJ. express, having been ordered
from Dacotah frontier to Chicago, to sup
press the rioters. The soldiers were rough
and dirty from exposure in the Indian cam
paign. They were we'll armed with
brecch loading rifles and carried fifty rounds
of ammunition
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
LEANS.
FATS

A young man, said to be cigar maker
from Hartford was arrested this morning on
the charge of committing rape on young
married women, living about mile west
of the village. The examina ton will take
place this afternoon.
The premium list for the Dodge County
Fair, to be held Sept. 18th to 10th, is out
and ready for distribution.
Farmers are in the midst of the harvest,
and all agree that it will, be the biggest
harvest known for years.
The "Mayyille Telephone" will make its
appearance this week
The Narrow Gsuge Railroad has entered
Mayyllle, and will reach Iron Ridge in
about month.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
FerSOnE al.

Mr.. Frank Eaton, proprietor Of the Soda
Water Mandatory at Whitewater, is on
short visit to his friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Richard T. Parker, of Chicago, is
spending a weeks vacation in town breath
ing the free pure air that abounds in this
locality.
Rev Mr.. Hendrickson being absent on his
vacation there were no services at the Con-
gregational Chuch last Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Wanless of the Methodist Church
spent Sunday in Milwaukee and his pulpit
was filled by young embryo Minister
from Milton.
Rev. S. K. Miller officiated at st. Johns
Church, Milwaukee, Sunday, and the SER
vices at st. Paurs. Church were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Drew of Nashotah.
Mr.. j. M. Duffy, who has been here on a
visit to his relatives and friends the past
few weeks, returns to Colorado Thursday of
this week.
The good natured face Of Mr.. ". F. Som
merfeld was discernible on our streets
Tuesday evening. Mr. S. has been giving
away boots and shoes in Sheboygan, of late.
Mr.. F. ". Coon, of the Oconomowoc' Local,
spent several hours in this city tn esday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
obituary..

Martin j., oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
the residence of his parents, in the Fourth
Ward. of diphtheria. aged ten years. Mar
tin was fine, bright, active boy, the idol
of his parents, and great favorite with all
who knew him, His funeral was held st
ST. Bernard's church Monday morning.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
milwaukee Markets.

The Milwaukee produce markets yester-
day were weak, and wheat declined 2a6c,
the outside figure being for Immediate delv-
cry, owing to another decline Of LAID per
Genital in Liverpool. Sales were moderately
large, aggreeating about l,l25, 900 bushels,
at l.3l for No. spring, l.24al2s5 for No.
2 cash, '.1l4al.l3s seller August, l.o62a
l.079 September, 09ai.l3 for No. and
93a95c for rejected. Flour was unchanged,
and good spring extra sold at 7.25. Oats
were frmer and sold at 3oa3oac for No @
Corn was steady for No. 2, but lc lower for
rejected, the former selling at 48c and the
latter at 44c. Rye was weak, and No. l
sold at 5Sa582c. Barley was steady for
cash, but lower for future, No. 2 for Sep
TENDER selling at 685a69c. Grain freighls
were inactive, though 4c was paid for a
small cargo Of wheat to Buffalo. Hogs
were firmer and sold at 4.90a5.1o.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
Dodge County Items.

JUNEAU, July 31st.
The game between the Fats and Leans
played on Saturday resulted in a score of
80 TALES on each side in six innings.
Game commenced at P. NJ, and was inter-
rupted by the darkness; it will be concluded
at the time of the County Fair on Sept 20.
The following is the score in full:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
Buekixg hana's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color Of the
beard from gray or any other un-
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. It is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and effectually produces a per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by R. p. HALL & CO,
NASHUA, N. III. -
Sold BY all Druggists, and Dealers IN Isdleiaax
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
Chrome Waltz.

This is one Of the handsomest pieces ever
published. Each copy contains an elegant
chrome on title page, really worth more
than is asked for the music and all perfect
~ easy in key of G. Anybody can play the
same on Organ or Piano. 1t is especially
adspted for young beginners Send 25 cents
to your music dealer and procure copy or
Address, r. w HELMICK.
80 West 4th ST., Cincinnati, 0.
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the

LIST OF LETTERS remaining. In the
Post Office, at Watertown, July 81, 1877.
G Buell. Son & Co O'Brien Hanna
Duncan G N Sping u
Finn John Washburn & Hibbard
Gillett Melisse Mrs Warmer ] N
Little Mr.
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will please say Advertised"
J. T. MOAK, P. II.
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Races During Fair.
TROTTING RACE

TROTTING RACE.
For Gentlemen's Driving Horses to bug
gy, owner 10 drive; no horse to be eli
gible that has trotted for money. Race
to be judged on speed, style, ease of
management. Five to enter and five
to start. Purse $5O-S25 to first, SIS
to second and $40 to third.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01

The school census Of GAINESVILLE shows
that there are 645, of which 800 are boys
and 3l6 girls. There was an increase of "a
the past year.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
FOR 90 CENTS

At the NOVELTY SO CENT STORE
Watertown, Wis.
This is only small portion ofthe goods
we keep. Call and examine for yourselves.
Goods sent by mail or express on receipt
of price, and satisfaction guaranteed
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
TROTTING RACE.

For horses that have never beaten 80,
best three in five, mile heats, in har-
ness. -Four to enter and three to go.
Purse S50-S25 to first, SIS to second,
and $40 to third
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
TROTTING RACE.

For horses that have never beaten three
minutes, best in 5, mile heats in har-
ness. -Four to enter and three to go.
Purse $1,000 to first, $50 to second,
$l5 to third, and $40 to fourth.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
TROTTING RACE

For horses that have never beaten 2 40,
best 3 in 5, mile heats, in harness. Four
to enter and three to go Purse $3.50
$50 to first horse, $40 to second, $50 to
third, and $l5 to fourth.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-01
TROTTING RACE.

Free to all. Best in 5, mile heats, in
Harness. -Four to enter and three to
go Purse SlO0-S50 to first horse,
$50 to second, and 20 to third. No
time given.
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Baptist Ministers I.""Ling AZ the Royhood OF
the Founder or M"rmonism.

The Baptist VI u~t"r~' Conference inVr-ti-
..,,..t ,i... N.,,,,.., n.I.. ., N.ulav and th..
~
lev l'r =. d. spear '' N'.''-'' ID" ''r7'' '..'
, ,..,...,..,u,. o...t,.,ltt.J with ,b. t,vslvn.
va "', ' %.
apostles "l doe Shiilh' lh' 'h'lI' ~"N- "'
APOSTLES had been cNpS'd from Christian
i,,r, no, ,...,,,.,,l TRAINING dn,- iu p,l.
N''
n}lh. y l., i"' Slilh l"Ni'I 7'l' ''h'N Wll
cider to the crowd. Jue was wh.t"-h"adrd tall
..n, ,.i, Navarro ,iil O., I'll. ina. - any ,u, also
500" m -
M'uli Inc "H man WIS j. Iinh' ''H'i III Z"
rough why II" used the palm and linz ~ the
i f l..,..,... Er.,,, Ii,, IT,. ...
u"nl a. ''', ~ 'nt. HAM WIKI =, ,,,''r..
w. ~" A." ~ , a. y, ,.. ,i,.
= .ighh"r@ rhiHirh hlH inH'H, II wa, Sidi',t
@'',"' ~ ~, ~ ,.', H. M IA
II "a 70" IL - T. ,'' , ,,, H.
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JENKINS, NErTNIEli On 1us.If .s.n-. 500
-. r.-i'|f tNt liIll IH. ..- Is,
n,Hr., n l.r... .I f.nna. " y nkII. Ir't,lru'
cts
LAWREN,F-Bl iIls ON Tur.dr y q AZ N .
&. utrll ir Church luf IO. it Htt Ran
som u Welsh % p ii.p AMI il' Ly .aiics MrN.
tho lrN l. e. iHtrrti,. cot Nnhurn. ff- J, anne
youngest dausnisro Che late Re, ArDr iurn-. Il
Ui y si3iln
RDN ID, L.ifni. Jacob Ho-sntuh 90 D Ha scl- son,
hnth ODD Nll-Ufft
Rrnp-rurifR Al uic FIRST Con- resa .'ral church.
NurWith rnwI Z. un. tir r'ru fft tfr "7iii int
lN the krN q Nnlifr' brurgo Alru ltn' brnokAn,
a. l,uni. stuart furcr oi NurWi.N i'Nu.
SIODDN liii -SINpb NHD-Nnf ff 90 ,ld' nee
oi th, hriic iutuor G,urgr " rnu .4 Boz" West Sci
- Sew Nuia ti.s. - q krN. A Mtn.I..f- of Bruuh
lNi. tho He, St.i tart of Suchu.inn o.. "a Mr.
T. 4 Siotllrf ~ StNuk n
MARlNt-Ii.LH~ In Hrunklvu rIp- iny. 27th
inst lN hc la,t - Biclhus rector Hf ft church u
tie Reiornauou. William n Wailus tO Aiul, Leeds
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Hard Times In Warrington.

EN senator Robertson, from south Caro-
linn nplnnr- upon tl4r avenue with his wife.
and drives a splendid span ui horses senator
Dorsey is reported Ia have been ~ur'c~s'u in a
money sprculaton. AMI no longer tears IN"
Sh"riN. Hs he did last winter There II No
necessity now for his beautiful wife sleeping in
her diamonds. THIS she did. fcarns their
secure.
Tnrrr is proof daily that the bubble OF in
nuiou his burst. Castle stewart. wnirh WAS
rented hy the Spanish Mul~t"r lur luuO. Tho
MurN house. witch r"ut'l for fGuuo is, m red
ui.-bulu. Vim" hou-n owned h> GuN. Morgan
of N,w iork and nr-upird lur So many years
hy Secretary FISH. who paid $4,000 "a y,ir rent.
Wis likely 10 remain SD amt durns the Wni q.
ar the agent has reduced the prl"r, 50 that % H.
tuken tor "A boarding. house, IN" common late of
expensive houses ia t~hinstun.
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CLEVELAND At Jersey. CIV wcIa '..e. nov %,
inst Iul' t'.Ud ii tlr IAN wear r' a-l.
Funeral >INrr, az M, late rr.ilr' h'trow -
ui FRIDAY H' Fl iu.' 80 , "'i.Nh 70 VI N-' q.
fuc~ie' ~ - in' Henry il'-'' Hr rp'h~ ant
daN-. suu Nl.Atui llDluN Hni Lufts liHis. ami
.rt.l..n Io"c tunga ~ N" SAINT un'
amt Ii,, .iHlll- n both wii' Doc ff0f 90 E.p'i
al.f .f. fNr iii.
VuNtiu COG Hrl, sia, 40, -. A nnl.. "how D
u Isaac 'DNtf' dos q - ,,nrs
e. aifNN -.l 800 .nt, ave respect ul inti i ai' nd
h,r rnl f.n iIit fnsicnDr o hr rir .tW Eiwtff
N, lth. So Nns 'iii st. on FRIDAY NuN 80 ai -
foR~rlf nn lw-'N. N1v, ~ JAM, uo vac o..
r.uua. luf .i,l.n lluhokrn \
IN. uu,il Nlu tbr place on saturday. n,c /. at !
ncl"k uom tt church OF the Holy lnnoc' NJ. az
INhuAtu
HEWErr ,ou "Wednesday, Nov =, Ntuc l., wife
of Henry II n %
tuuyrdA at lnurlu,k ou SATURDAY. at no East alstst
HUGHES uu Nrduf SHAY. Soy - Nti Patterson
rplrt ui the lat. lHlnt- liu-hcs
Rolauvo, amt irrnd, u the mmily are r,slrctullf POI
yir. o. Httri tNf uNN raj nom hri hf nrtI.nc -
stAu = RruHhtr. uu satuliaN. u,. f- 70
,W!'kES -awiiruiA un Tuesday. s.. % Thomas
-. the iucuis avs rclanvr.. md of d.. DO iher g
Ntrkc~ afe rD-iHN tulIN invited i1 aN N i.t tut,
nom li, -.. lD-ii'l'c .nl SULLIVAN 81 ,nu tul"y, $50
Monn,r Wru,sc,r. Ason'uo> NnN,g- ar,
slnuunnl q" iffr'l -prrnl m. iIHn n r'.H- 20 Frii1'
Soy an. st. u N o. atirui u, nl,.I 'u base
j0uN MI >itY President
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New Yorker. to Ala la Preserving the Ola
south Church OF Boston.

On the 81 of December a fair Is 10 be opened
the uld South church of BOSTON The proDc'd nf' :"
be- added To- mnl 10 purchase the church, so that It
may not he torn down make place ur stores Those
s-nti, women % Boston whn are inrr 'ed ~ tn tar
have sent an invitation 10 the Sew Eneand surty OF
Sew YORK 90 aid IN the undertaking amt io he r.irr
sentcl boy table TINS INVITATION has been accepted ~
the Sow ENGLAND Sew Nuuhers and u'N are making
atuN, lr,lnutll .us tn turl-i rIr Sow A"lN iait H
ftHt sfNr Contributions mooney nif lN sNi %
lnsAlM Fi.krnf Fun rt.uu,aud - Nruu W street, or -
south street Fancy goods nr th' uhc mn, tr t'ut to
Robbins Anprtnn Hi % Ruui street Among tlns, VIVA
Lay, c"n'rutd No. act ,-a ,"WWl,r To-. u.r m'ynNnn
Mr. q trothu-huu,, Nr- herman Is Eaton Mr..
latc sherman MR. Elliot G. CuNlin. MIR, llcuN II
Parker Mr. BENJAMIN. h Phelps. Mr.. William Bnri. NJ
,l- plmcl Appicion. M, Charles ; sm"nl, Mrs
Josiah VI Fisk, Mr. lus,Ih II thuht, MI NluHW T.
Lawrence, Mr.. Mllhum tlWr Phelps Mr. Z
Flint. Ms Charles II Muoulun, Mrs Ethan Alien, and
MIR Edward Brown.
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RETRIEVED ON THE GIBBET.
4 TFLEGRiu IfEID as TIE rrLPRI7
sTOOD on THE DROP.
The Governor Of onsas sorciy uisnpboint-
Ing II Crowd Ten Days more " igy Grant
ed after Last speech had been spoken.

Fou H. cncianrh Engp.,e,
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Nov. % To- lay being
appointed for the hanging Of Dick i.oss Tor IN,
murderer fito Jnckson shortly after s,plris
crowds from die country oomncn .ed arrivinc
in the little town of upnoke. and nv ~ A. ". ful
$500 people assembled TO sec TIE majesty Of the
law vindicated. ShnrtG King had .ppvi nicd a
guard of fifty mon TO attend the cxecutton and
preserve order. ani this guard. armed with
new needle guns and blyonots hXsl. marched
TO the Jail wlr"reh Gordon was formed around
the scaffod. keeping tho surtnc nut orderly
crowd back at least thirty feet all arc,lnil.
Tho hour for the hanging hnd boon fycu for
12M. At IL. A. NJ. the cainbooso itopr was
opened. lane made through the crowd. and
the prisoner, accompanied by Shorty King.
Deputy Thompson. the cler'gvnnn. rfast sstcri.
guards. appeared and proceeded 10 HE esiuows
about thirty yards dstum. rh" prisoner.
though weak and nervous. walked unsupported
cxccpt hy the light touch of tlie"ehers upon
Thu deputy shcrn bore in his hands shar,
hatchc, TO H.. used IN cutting the rnp' ~ towri
scafYoid hv tho ShcriiT. and v-lrr nform",.
that H." could make any rrnnrl;s VI ''liost, h.
stepped upon the drop and said. IN n weak
uunvrring. and tr'mulous voice. and with mud
"Grniicmcn want you to tn.c w,rv,iag b,
me her. am ? Door nieger; AMI lay" kilc
wrong. fcil into cyil by drintirs k.cping baG
t, o r@r INT ~ ~ 81 S and ndr a%n-e
Here the pr- 'n"r broke dow. Hud i'e clergy.
man repeated his rrmnrk ~ loud tones for The
benefit Of tin crowd. After he had n,nsod. an,
~ Sheriff KING was handling ia" moose, th
telegraph operator WIS soon to pa-s hurricdl'
through thn limo Of lsunr'e CLINT th" .oaflol,
stairs, and hand tho sheriff an 81. II legran
Thu sherifldrcnp,d The Ionc clan cd am ne,
in front 81 TN" prisoner, while IN" crpwd pre-
served the utmost silence. lac read the following
F.,rtrtvr orrtct Itrrrr Rock. Ark Sow % 1877
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RTFLEmEv ~ TTfE RAIN
The Marksmen ut srerdmoor Making Good
scores IN spite ~ shc Weather. 80

II was surprise To- each of the 1875 or
moro ninrksmen az Crredmoor Yesterday to.
find SO largo number present The air was
raw and biting causing the hands TO become
numb and tho rain. Which foil heavily NJ In
tcrvals. caused general discomfort. Nrvcrtlln-'
less. the several matches shot were contested
with spirit and cniovmcn,. In the Scottish
American Rin" Club mat ~ ut 200 yards. twenty
shots without sighting. tn" following scores
wcrc rade out of rrs- ihlo TOO: Cnrt W. Lind
say. 20 : W Robertson. a: irut. James Shand.
II A. MrGnni-. 50; capt W. &. Clark. ~:
tnld. John monroe. st., Lieut.. u. Y. Nannc't.
dG Jamcs Ross. 81: tnl. J. ". Marshall. so;
Sergeant y. Mcpherson. 49, Sergeant Robert
Hunter. A.
There were twcniv-sov,n contestants I'm the
first competition Tor TN" NrAlp.n Badge. This
mntch was open to I'll mcnhrrs Of the seventy
first Regiment. Tho conditions were; Dis
tancc. 300 ynrds: min" sho,s-scvcn scoring aud
two sighting shots. Tho moist atmosphere
troubled the mari<smcn 10y rendering il n"c"s-
snry to fire at an elevation Of about two points:
The following were the hest scores made ont "
S1rgennt Alex. steele. 30. W Robertson. ~
CAPT. William Liud-ay,. IS; G. Wilson. y: II.
A. Grrnghty. ~: Can't. W. C.. Clarke. ~: a. Will
lams %; T. NJ Young % T. Dcmmcr. 20; d.
b. Harrison. %; Henry Downey. %,
The members of Company Y OF the Twenty
second Regiment had "A competition forthc ON
GERS Challenge Cup. Distances, 200 and 500
yards. seven scoring shots at each distance.
AL ~ "a rft ~
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There was Il competition betweon picked
tennis of Company G az the Thirteenth and
Company \ of the fouu"onth kegim"nts tnr
tn" Briggs gold medal Tho distances w"r" 200
Tho wlnnrr was Luxe Flood. who made Il total
score oi -
Company G II the Scvonty-nrst Regiment had
the nth c0mpotitun fer Banks rns; distance
20o yards shoot ing on hand; soven shots. Fol
lowing are the scores. Lieut.. :. q. Bidkcy. u I.
Srrgt. Alex. Str.le. %: Scrgt. J. v. SOFT. - !;
Corporal ri. Dcminlnr. u . Private NJ. {. Moore.
80; Private T.. Nit 'hnignt. 49,
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Hayes. Minister 10 France.


You may suppose thnt Gen Noyes could
have easily snoo'hod aWHyt stumbling hlock I;
hui strange n il seemed To me. and viii doubt
less seem to a great many brsidcs the Am"ri-
can Minister docs NOT speak French. II ssur"-
lyntrill, absurd to THINK that "a man charged
with the serious ami lofty mission al rrprr Mt
Ing a greut nation az u lpr"lgn court should he
liable TO tlnd himself, rs Con. Noycs dld on
Monday Obliged 10 have recourse To an inter-
prefer in address, ng the huad OF the STATE TO
which he IN accredited.
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DR. II. Y. Pierce. the great " medicine man OF
BunAl,. running "r the "tcc o senator from tlat
tA lie eru- To- h' tlw most popular man ON tue track
nuA wen he may be. tor his name Is ihnlhr ~ every
huItiNd il tine aui and people Will vote Tor INN
aardrs- oi his pontiac -Utk'faius Nms
Correct. a. the N,r, Alwa,ts The Doctor was eced
b, about J.UJU nMVrIty -buluO At~~-Adr.
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rom Philips's Palatablc" Cod Liver oil in
mn nation with Pho> hu. Nntrlune. II spothrs anu
eng tlIens All druggists Depot, flat st-Ads.
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If You desire rosy checks and n complexion
lar ana usg i,,n nm h,otehes and s'Iguon,i
Dls very i has no esaal Tor tAis purpose. Sold by
lIug.lsts-Adv
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The inventor of Ehott's Carholic Snuff Tor
Calnnh and euld ID tho nrNl inoc 90. y h0tue
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PATENTS >E'tHiD. L,n,', SCOUT rctist,lct
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n, tls n WALES son. sohoiturs ot Patents. ia
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