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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Sheriff S Sale 10. l!3.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
Il under and by virtue Of Judgment rem
dered in the DistI let curt in Jne County OF
LeavenwOTth, in the state Of Kansas, in an
action wherein william l.. Glib 1T ct al. are
plaintiffs, and Newton l. ,-tman and Others
are defendants, and of IA EXECUTION issued on
said Judgment, TO me directed and delivered =,
I Will ON Monday, the eighth day OF Septem-
Der \. ID. les, at eleven O'Clock \. VI. of that
day, at the south front door al the Court
House in the CITY OF LeavenwUTth. in the
County OF LeayeDWOTtn, IN the State of Kan
sas, offer at Public ale aud sell 10 the highest
bidd-', for cash in hand, the following de-
scrIbed Tract of Land, situate, lying and he
ing in tn County Of LeavenwUrth, in the
state of Kansas, namely:
An undivided one half 90 Of the moth.
west quarter y W. 4. of section twenty-five
(2D, III township number eleven az, range
twenty t2ul east, containing one hundred and
sixty acres.
Dated this 9Th day OF August, 1879.
+. q LOWE.
Sheriff Of LeavenwOrth County, Kansas.
I. 4. HuTJ. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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Oats to Protect Wheat.

ISt. LOUIS JOUrudI
The experiment has been tried IN Iowa of
sowing in the TALL, upon one acre of and. two
bushels of wheat mixed with one bushel of
oats. The oats shot up rapidly. and were of
course killed down by the frost But they
furnished a warm covering for the earth and
when the snow fell among the thick stalks
and leaves they kept II from blowi away.
This covering prevented the winter-kiliing
OF wheat. and the rotting oat leaves and
stalks afforded q rich top dressing for the
crop the iollowing spring. The result was an
abundant yield OF wheat. while land pre-
cisely similar alongside of IL, and treated in
the same maunr, with the exception of
emitting the oats, was utterly worthless.
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TREDITORSs and all other persons interest
i ed in the aforesaid estate are hereby no.
tined, that at tue mex regular term Of the
Probate Court, in and for said county, TO he
begun and held at the court room in the city
and county of Leavenwortn, state of afore-
said, on the first Monday in the month o.
October, A. ID. ls79, / shall Apply To the sad
court for a null and final settlement of said es-
Ia e. and that / vii at the same time and
place make application for "A reasonable COM
,ensation for services as such administrator,
ana also Tor necessary attorneys fees and
other expenses necessarily incuned in the
course of administration.
James ckens, adm nj TRAITOR OF the estate
of Moses i. DOEning, deceased.
Lsavenworth city, Thursday, August 5th, A.
~. ls7g. wiw
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Needless Exposure.


We can remember when in the harvest or
hay field, We worked until the rain came,
and then started for some tr, e, only TO be ox-
po, ed to the danger OF the II .htning, and
what was still more dangerous, though We
did not think 70 at the time, the beating rain
on the thinly clad back The shower being
over, We would continue our work, in our
wet clothes, it might be in the barn
if the shower was long one, but at any
rate II was thought safe 10 " let the Clothes
dry on the back as there was less DANCER OF
taking cod" this Is all wrong. When the
clothing is soaked with rain, change II Ms
soon ar po ,sibie, and never wear IL for hours
with the false idea that the practice Is harm
less. There IL too much OF this needless eN-
posture upon the farm, iLducing rheumatism
and other afil lotions. Farmers heed To be all
Tue more ,Ie III as the oppeTtu Ity TO- I'M
due .xposure,i is f.equeLily presented IN their
OccG patton.
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SNeeklp Iimss
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1875.
CITY NEWS.

Az east wind blew strongly yesterday and
many were the prayers tnst the o'i sign
m isbt come true and that this locality might
be favored with the rain fl needs so badly.
The new opera house attracts universal
attention and admiration from visitors. Its
rapid approach towards completion is a sub
let o: sincere cOngrdtuIaliOn 10 ali our
citizens.
JOHN Il. CRASsHAw and others have con-
yeyed to Charles Silletts in consideration
Of $500, and deed filed with Register Crow
der, ye-ierda , the southeast quarter OF sec
tion p, township 9. range %
THE case OF the State against William Mi
ley, charged with the Knopf robbery, Is now
on trial IN the District Court The Hines
case, for suoO ing Joe CransiOn, will proba.
bly, be reached to-day.
NATURE dos not execute snap" judg-
men's, bat always warns the offender against
her laws by the lniiciion OF pain Give at.
tention to her warnings, and take DIR. bulls
Baltimore Pills III "a good TIM TO prevent
the eucIOaCE.neut Of disease. Price 25c.
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TIME said Hartman Saxer Is here by notified
that he has been sued by the plaintiff In
this cause IN the above entitled court, and
that on the 18th day OF Angus, Isfs, she filed
her petition in ssid cause, in said court.
against you, for divorce, and that uDless } GU
answer such petition nied against you o., or
said petition will be taken as true, and iuds-
ment rendered against you accordingly, and
of the following nature: Decreeipg and an.
nulIing the bonds of matrimony heretofore
existing between you Tor your fault, and that
the same be set aside ana wholly Tor naught
held and for custody OF minor chiiCren.
CATHARlNE SAXER. Plainttns
II. MILES MOORE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
August 5th, Va.
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To Contractors.

e.EALr ID PROPOSALS will be csived by
) the state Board o. Charities at the Insane
Asylum at O-avatOu4ie k-nsas, until 10
O'Clock NJ, SePte mDer II. 1873 for buildiL Z
one brick 81 bic and Carriage house, one
large stone barn and one large stone Ice
al the asylum, or at the Office of f L. Carr
in LeavenwoTtn Each bid NUT he accom-
panied by a certified check for 80. pay able
10 the treasurer oil the Board. a pledge
that the bidder will, IL the contract be
ava ded him, enter into contract with good
and approved security, for the faithful per-
Torrance OF the EorE. the right is reserved
to reject anv or all bids offered.
Be- order CT the Board.
L Z FAULKNER, Sec.
auvI0ii.wst
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DIS TEsCT COURT.
TENDER Term several Criminal
Case. Reached

Hon. Robert CTozier, Judge p. G. Lowe,
Sheriff, McCown Hunt, Clerk.
Ex rarte II. Nao5ett, ,cob Langley, l.
MaUtin, sum Dodsworth, n. c. PrsBy, II L
ThomIs, o. {. McNary, NJ. Hoover, =. A.
Louth, A T. Ravens and A. ). Penheld ex-
cused as jurors to- the term.
Elk parte Charles Lasky excused TIL Mon
day next
state VS. David Samuels-Arraigpmen
waived; plea OF not guilty.
States W Thomas Hines-Same entry.
State VI Miiey-S.me entry, and work of
impaue.inE jury commenced.
State vs. SeIgeI-Same entry,
sta vs. HiII-Same entry.
State w. Scott Davis Oiled.
state : Phillip Green-Noilled.
STATE W MurTaN-Desth OF defendant suG-
geSted ION abat.d
- ate " ReUb-u-COntinued.
State W. Joseph Biauch"Td-Dsfendant be
lng duly arraIgned entered a plea " not
guIlty.
First National BsuF vs. misunderstanding
ment that "A prr-mrtOTy writ OF mSnuamus
To, "a .arded ~ COSTS
In the ma ter Oi the assignment Of Donald
". Cam beIl-tonu Of assignee approved.
Gore " rmnn-TTisl To Court; evidence
al! IN and ar2unen = IA ari OF the counsel for
pIaiutifi md DEF nse; decision of the Coult
reserved until ten O'Clock this morning.
NEW CAsEs.
The following new eases were Ned with the
Clerk OF tue i. ,tTict Court yesterday:
Il. kpTmsB vs. 4sonald ~. CamPb, Mote.
Blu ma Graybiil vs. The Kansas Central
Il Il0o Il company
J. BlskeIy vs. FIRST National Bank of Lea
veuworth.
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FlRVOrinS butter.

lScitnJlDC AfntIlcdil
A plan for improving the aroma of butter
In use in many parts Of Switzerland noted
for good milk and fine butter, is as folIoas:
The milk as soon as il is drawn, and while
yet warm, is filtered through sprig of wash
ed fir tips, the stem OF which is inserted
oosely and upri ut in the hole OF the fun
nel. The milk deposits hairs, skins, clots
or geiarinous iminess on the leav.s; IL has
impaired 10 IL most agreeable OdOT, and
does not readily turn sour. A fresh sprig
should be used each time.
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The managers of the Jackson county fair
have secured sixty Pattawatomie Indians to
play matched game of base ball. on Thurs
day. the third day Of the fair. The game is
novel and exciting in the extreme-being
purely Indian in us every feature. No one
should fail IN witness the playing of this
game. The "nOble reds" will be beGecked
with feathers of various coiors and painted
a. thougn ON the war path" There will
probably be Indian foot and pony races after
The ball game.
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tone Home.

SIANLEN-Mr-- gal Stanley, OF stanley
Hlil. mar 90. umous, ONO, died at the resi-
denCe 81 her son, .. G. STANLEY, in Canon
cry. Colorado, on last "Wednesday.
Mrs. Stanley was SISTER OF MIS-. John Burr.
of tuiS city, aud spent few days in Leaven-
worth last month, white eu route 10 visit her
son, who is pro niuent attorney at Ca5ol
Cay. She was sister 80 Of Col. + r.
Hooker, of Des MoInes. Iowa, Mrs. Sarah
Shaw, ofCold Spring, y. J., Mrs. Hosea, Nil
Ter, OF Hartford, Conn Mrs. Norm an Eddy,
OF Chicago, and COL Thos NJ. ii BOker of New
70 CITY. Ms Stanley was Well known IN
social circle, ana her beautiful home Ia
ONO Was the resort of the cultured ana the
gentle. For forty years the hospitality of
stan ey II "a has nt-e pruverbiaI all over the
state OF OIIO- She Leaves 10 IT children, nd
numerous grand children 10 mourn her loss.
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Drying Fruit.

AintElCdu aSIiCuAtu4Ast.l
The primitive way of drying apples, peach
es, etc, exposed TO the sun and air, also ex-
poses it to insects Excellent dryers are no ~ to
be had, and at a cost which the increased
value of the dried fruit will meet in a single
season. These dry with artificial heat rap
id Y, turning out a handsOms light cOlOred
product. In drying in the Old way Tor home
use protect the fruit from Insects. 10y netting.
ana provide some arTapg emeDt to dry by the
neat of the stove in "A rainy kay.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Potato hugs.

Near Schenectady, y. y, substantial far
mer last year planted two or three fax seeds
in each hill of a small patch of potatoes TO
prevent The depredstions oil the potato bug.
Not hill was troubled by the beetle in his
field of one acre. This season he has pursued
the same course. and, up to this time
with the same resul $. / look pains To ex-
anime this field OF potatoes, ard found IL
entirely free from those insect pests, while
just acI oss the way field of potatoes would
nave been entirely destroyed but for the free
of ri
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
To Preserve Peas.


To preserve peas, French fashion tpeftis pos
au nature j, pick am shell peas and put them
in boiling water; let them boil about five
minutes; remove them and spread on a thin
cloth stretched on a frame; place by an open
window and let them dry. When required
to COOK. soak IN tepid water, then cOii them
green peas. a little sugar is usually ad-
d.d. String beans are prepared the came
way, but diiei 10y stove, ana put in cod
water the day before cooked.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Chicken Corn PIE.

chicago lnter-ccean.
Cook and season the chicken the saline as
70. the table. Take twelve ears OF sweet corn
cut Of, put layer OF 1t in pan, then layer
of chicken. then again OF the corn, until II Is
ali in, having layer II corn on top; lastly
turn on the soup; BAKE ha1 an hour.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Ger Nearer Heaven.



We advise our readers to place side by side
upon their tables with roast beef, mutton
and pork, not only cranberry sauce, horse
radish and chOT-chow, but the always
wholesome apple, pear aud peach-the straw
berry. raspberry and black berry, and all the
line juicy escuIents OF every good garden
by SO doing We sGou elevate our tastes ana
ct back nearer Eden, ana forward nearer
the ''tIe. OF llfe,' that grows on the bang OF
the River that shall flow through the New
Jerusalem.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
sheriff S Sale No. ia.

nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that under aud by virtue OF an execution
issued on an abstract of Judgement rendered in
an action in Justices Court before Thomas
PIOwman, a Justice Of the Peace in ana fog
LeavenwoTth township, in the County OF
LeavenwoTth, in the State OF Kansas, in an
action wherein anten Won Bank Is plaintiff
and Andres Ketterer and Margaret kettersr
are defendants, which execution was to me
directed and delIv cred. 1 Vii! on Monday.
TIE 18th day of september AID lsstgt eleven
O'Clock n. IN. of that day, at the south mont
door OF the Court House in the city of
LeaveuwoTth, III the County Of L@avcn-
worth, in the State of Kansas, offer at
pubic sale and sell to the hIshest bidder,
for cssh in hand. the following described
tract of land, situate, lying aad being in
the county OF LeSveawOrth, in the state
of Kansas, nancy:
lot nunbert II OIOJ, in block number two
%, IN Benz addition 10 the city Oi Lraven-
worth
laid property has been levied Upon and is
to be sold AS the property Of Anton ketterer
Ind Margaret ketteTer.
Dated THIS i'm day Of August, A. ID lo1J.
p G.. LOWE,
Sheriff of LaavenwOrtn County. Kansas D.
John C. NOgel, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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4 60 ID s'Ien,

As IAN ounce of prevention is worth a
pound OF cnre''it IS good plan to buy
bottle OF KRE5s FEVER TONI :. and during
the season when CniIls, Fever are prevalent
take small dose daily, thus preventing the
possibility OF contracting any Nslarial dis
ease. lfSOu nave the Ague buy a TO tie IN
be cured prompt ' and surely. The money
refunded II does not cure. II contains no
Quinine or Poison, and Is pleasant TO take.
Aug Zl-r imo.
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Notice OF Final Se.tiem mt.
THE STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAyENwoRTH,

THE STATE OF KANSAS, -
COUNTY OF LEAvESwORTH,
In hs Pro5atc Court Of sIiI County and SAFE:
In the matter Of the estate of
CAROLINE SCHMEES,
Deceased.
HREOITORS and all other persons inter-
" esled In the aforesaid estate are hereby
notified, that al the next regular term of the
Probate Court, in and Tor said county, TO De
begun and held at the court room In the city
and county of LeaverSTorth, State OF aiore-
said, on the first Monday IN the month OF
October A. ID. 1873 / shall apply to the said
court for a full aud final settlement OF said
estate and that will at the same time ana
place make application Tor an allowance Tor
services, upon due hearing thereof had BY
said court; also, for necessary attorney lie
and othei expenses necessarily incurred, TO
be ascertained upon like hearing.
Joseph RIEPENkROGER,
Axecutor of the estate OF Caroline schmees,
deceased.
LeavenvOrth City, Thursday. August .: A.
ID. 1879. WV
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The Platte city Fair.

4 series of special trains will be run by the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, between
L-ayenworth ard Platte city, Mo, during
rn- "a T at ;he latter plase, beginning on the
g'h inst. The train ~ a leave IgesVenwoTih
Lsayenw worth al O'Clock, T. NJ.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Help the Fowls a little.

II is well TO turn up several square feet OF
earth OF the poultry-yard with a spade every
now and then, as II will not only furnish the
fowls with fresh meat, In the shape of worms
but give them an opportunity TO exercise
Themselves at scratching. IL also turns I'M
der the droppings, and makes the yard more
hpa.tlful
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
ACheap Land Measure.

If=ny que wants a cheap and correct land
measure, let him take three iaths and nail
them together in the shape of a letter A with
TIE ends sharpened inst rest on the ground
the spread tn be a ct; three turns OI this
measure Will ms K one rod, and "a y one can
measure land a. fast as he ctn wax after lie
gets little US q to handling IL
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Poultry Feeding.

At this time of the year there are great
macy small potatoes, etc which are not fit
for market, and so are fed to the hogs or left
in the ground to rot They should be gath
cred Up and saved for the poultry. Take Do
tatoes, turnips, carrots, or any thing of that
kind, which is good and economical food, and
conduces to their health. They shonld be
boiled, then mashed and mixed with scald-
ed corn OF oatmesl, and occasionally with
beans, il 10 be fed to laying-hens. But for
young birds the meal is best. Fowls that are
KEEP; in small quarters should have cooked
food about half the tune; yoU will find it
better than dry food. Ii also pays To feed II
TO those that have a large run
Give the young birds all the rich nourish-
ing food they will eat for the next sixty days
or more as II will give them strength and
size to Withstand the cold weather Of winter
and then in the spring they will come out
lar e and healthy fowl, and ready for the
breeding season. which should be as early
Is The weather will admit
The ESFneFN W. rk ShOD.
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Chocolate Cream Drops.

Two cups OF granulatei sugar, half cup Of
hot water. Boil fast three minutes; place in
a dish OF cold water, a stir TIL cool; y of :.
10 cake of chocolate; melt in a warm place.
When The sugar is stirred Till grained make
into balls, and with fork drop into the
me- ted chocolate; then take out with a fork
on plate. Thess are Very nice.
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pE IsSoS l..

W. :. Fryer left for Denver yesterday.
William Jordan left yesterday for Denver.
Joseph Ashton. + t., went TO Kansas City
ye>terd Y.
Mss Lily Wilson. of Garnet, is at the
Painter.
Hon Levi Wilson returned home from toe
Ess, yesterday.
Colonel H. u. Macksy arrived home yester-
day from the East.
B. Frank returned home from Alamosa,
Colorado, yesterday.
ABOUT 4 go IN taxes We're collected by the
County Treasurer yesterday.
Mr.. ]. Y. B'ck ami wife, of Kansas City
were in Leavenworth yesterday afternoon.
W Burnham. drum ms jor of the Craig
J; iles band OF Kansas city, attended the
Fair yeste.dy-
\. d. cars IN, W. II. Christie, :. F. Rogers,
/. I. Abbott John Milkeson and c. X. sur
| cod, OF Kansas City, are at the Mansion.
Colonel A. BrodheaG, of the Paymaster's
department, arrived home yesterday from
Visit To Bosom.
| Capt. {. \. Isley leaves for his regiment in
| a few days. II transpires that he joins his
| company at his own request.
CT. CIernlngs, Of Platte Cify;J. G. Sands
| ard lsuObrer- of Lawrence: y Fond of
Rochester, Mo-, are at The Mansion.
| The friends OF Mr. Bigler Will be panied to
learn that he is ser ously i'll at bis home in
| -, =. -, a., it, NJ, p,, a,
known As one Of the most popuiar travelling
men in the West
| !. H. Hsrtzel, Il. c. Lindsey, and a.
Keevrr, Of Topeka; l.. Ssrbsch and son, of
Hoion; W. T. hiEhpatfick- vile ana DOW
| ard VIM Wi'kerSon and family of Winches.
/ Tor. Franz l. Me .tz-ll and : NJ MIch. Isor
of = Joseph; and VIII A Resier, OF Kansas
Gov John u 81 robn came doun from, To-
-, -, 80, ..,,,atr,s, Of, r.,i
F'h6. 'eS' & 'ii''i-' " = " ~ S -
cav he wi call on the military powers AT
80, r.a,-an1ror-b IN, o,,Ia- IN Sacura the loan
81 a 80 IN nj srTliIery 10 dn service, at To-
peka. OF: the occoslon of President HAYES
rrIsit
AT the Planters: James W. Heery and
wife. Hius faIe. Mass FIX NIIlson, ST 10
=, :. an, w. ,,...- -
sepn' JOHN W "oii' o''u"a- io"a'
Robert Allen, Burlington, Iowa; F. {. Van
Horn. Boston. B. Whitlock, New York
a. pnwItno - Iouis. = y Peele Indian
a,nIis. \ a. C.Ixw.lI New .,dford I"hn
Ein>lsr FaItinora W G III sim Mu.caflne
-Dr. swayne'- All. Healing Ointment
Does positively cure every form OF SKIN
disease, such as letter. ring worm, scald
head, eryslpelss, or any licny, ecsi! scaooy
eruption, pImpies or oiotches on the lace
unnatural redn.s> OF the nose or lace III Is
without question the greatest healing rem
edy the world has ever known; cures as II |
affected. and for that distressing complaint,
.iIching piles /" symptoms OF which are
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Budding.
-

Budding is an important work at present,
the most OF the immense stock of peach trees
are budded this month, as are the pear on
quince,aHd the cherry on the aahsleb The
pIecIse time depends uppn the coudItou OF
the : ock. The ties should be cut "a, soon
the. buds have become firmly set, or have
taken" which Will be known by their re-
5uaiuIng plUmp aud green and failing away
oil the ieaf-sltIk.
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Internal Revenue.


MURP I-THONPoON-On the morning
OF the ~ inst. at -. PauI, EpIscOp+l
Church. by the l. V. Mr.. WorTt, Mr.. flint ID
Ma phv. of Cellar Vale, Kansas, to Miss
Emma l., youngest daughter o: Mrs. l. A.
IBOmpsU OF this city.
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baggage for August.

Tracy Mace, than whom there exists no
better baegageman, has, during the month OF
August, handled over two thousand pieces OF
baggage for the various roads. At the union
depot. For the Missouri Pacific, as DIec (;
GO far the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific,
aun .nl Tor Ihe krnsas Nrntral.
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Good Honey Plant.

| TtnT IfIIdIl Z Hull
There is now growing at South Park, Chi
cago, quite large mass of Arbis Alba In
Europe, especially in Hungary, II is extern
siveIy grown for bee pastursge, on account OF
the proiusion of honey It's blossoms con
1t is quite hardy, blooms early, and Is orna-
mental "A, well as useful.
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NOT f..

-The'douD!e team race was won by team
entered by II. Sim.n.
The shoot of the Can Club Will be a lead .
ing attraction to-day.
The trOtting and pacing pony race yester-
day WAS won by Little Nell.
-CilancIer was awarded the first premium
Tor draft stallion Rowdy, second.
the champion runners of the West are
entered IN t-cdsy's foot races.
The sale of pools last night was very large
~ attended, anu porte2ds an exciting time
to-day.
The elegant music OF the Nineteenth In
fantry Band was one of the leading features
yesterday
A slight runaway, making nearly a seri-
ous smashup, c-urT, on the grounds yes
terday.
The premium for the best boy rider over
Et i've ears was awarded To q =. Graut; I'M
der twelve years, 10 John Ltnber and Henry
AiIET.
Tine Ottawa Znuaves arrive by special
train at ten this NOR ing, aud viii be re-
Berry Cadets.
The following are the entries in to-day's
80 trot= luSisy Il shire enters zine Leaf;
l. WhiifnTd, Tnrn3 do; Geo. WO q, John Ben
der. X tnSIell, Doc. snyder; FL. CorTIgin,
MCGIsgUT.
The following entries are made in the
2:;5 trot to-day: J. W. N4IlandIngham enters
Alma, V. l. l.. LssveiI, -Biddy TOole; Ell.
CoTTigan. McLeDa; + II. Robinson, Nellie
g: l.. II. Sargent, WalIa-WaIla: Young &
GeorsP. Kentucky Chief; ID avid AJchiSon,
Litiic Wonder; 4 Leland, Jr-, VI ollie Bell
A. ID. Carson: L. r. Cakes.