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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02
VEGE7INE,
Superior to any Family Medicine.
DOCTORS GAVE HER UP.
VEGETINE CURED HERl

MONTREAL. P. O., Oct. 20, 1879.
DIR. II. r. STEvEES-Dcar Sir: About fifteen
years ago was troubled with Scrofuious HUI
NOR which settled on my lungs and brought on
q sever. cough. ] consulted fye or Six or the
best physicians in Boston, but they gave up
treating me, said there was no hope Of q cure,
and they could do nothing more for me- A
friend who had useI Vegetine in his family re-
ties, and before finishing the third bottle found
ta myself entirely cured, and had not another at
TACK OF scrofula for nine years. After that Pc
rlod had to get some moro Vegetine. but 1t
quickly restored me to health again, and have
not had a third attack. / am slxty-nine years
old. and since becomln aware Of the virtues of
your medicine, have given it 10 my children and
grand chlluren, and have recommended 1t to
my friends. The results have been Invariably
oil that could be desired. Previous to my first
trial OF the Vegctfne. had q cancer removed.
ana scrofulous sores broke out on me. but none
nave appeared since, and believe 1t superior
to any OF the Family Medicines in use.
.. MARIA j. KIMBALL.
can vouch for the above statement in every
particular, and consider Vegetlne tho best
Family Medicine now in use.
MOSES KIMBALL,
Husband OF Maria j. Kimball.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

HNE COLD after another Will, with many con-
sumption IN the system. II you are, In need OF
n,.SaSa .lSsmeGy 1 f9r any Lung Trouble or Throat
a,wana ,sease, yom WIN nnd Dr. Jayne's Expeotorant
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

a DANBURY young man offended one
orthc lady clerks in a fancy goods store
at party few evenings ago. A day
or two later he went into the store and
Inquired If she had 'gehtlemen's gloves
She answered, Eyes" 81 want to get
pair" he said. "Who are they for ?''
she asked, looking him straight In the
eyes. "Why-for- me-" he gasped,
turning scarlet under the in sinuation
in her Inquiry.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

SETTLEMENT OF A LONG DIspUTE--
physicians have at last como to the con-
clusion that the best medicine for
teething children Is DR.. BULBS Baby
Syrup.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

lT is common to speak of a man you
admire rs one having level head but
unless man expects to stand on it a
level head Is no better than a round one.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

M'LL join you presently" said the
minister to the young couple as he went
for the church key.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

a PROSPEROUS equestrian's daugl er
observed to retired actress: "Aftcr
all, you were only a circus artist; my
father recollects you WE'LL" and the
elderly lady retOrtcd: 81 dare say he
docs, my dear, he used to chalk my
Shoes"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

A MELANCHOLY case of suicide-A
naughty little boy, having been threat
ened with whipping, immediately
hung his head.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

IT is nice when wife gives her hus-
band box of cigars OH his birthday,
but 1t "omehow take the romance ali
out o. it when she quietly observes
next morning, "You'll have to give me
spent all mine for other things"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

a FRENCHMAN. having heard all
Englishman call u friend IA Jolly old
dog" attempted to repeat the phrase
In speaking of a friend Of his own, but
only succeeded in calling him "a playful
greyhound"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

WHATis is the great difficulty in arctic
exploration ?--For the explorers to
keep themselves warm and their ships
coaied.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

FRANKLIN said that rich widows arc
the only secondhand goods that sell al
first cost.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

A poErEss says: "I fling my past be-
hind me like Il robe" That is right.
Always wear the past as you do your
panicr-bchind. And always fling
the future before you; and if an orator
ut a woman's rights convention asks
you to "look back into the future,''
don't you do it. We make no charge
for this advice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

MAMMA to Isabel (four years old),
who Is rather numerically teasing her
kitten-"Isabel, my child, you must
not do so. don't like to see it.' Isa-
bcl-"Well, don't look, mamma"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02
OVARIAN TUMORS.

The removal OF those tumors by RADwArs
RI SOLVENT Is now 30 certainly established that
what was once considered almo T. miraculous -
low a common recognized fact BY all parties.
Witne 8 the cases OF Hannah p. Kn lpp, Mrs. 9.
lKrapf. Mrs. j. IL. jolly and Mrs. p. ID. Hendrix,
Mrs. G. =. BIbbins. in the present edition OF our
l"FalSe and True"
One Dollar per Bottle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

CHlMNEY-s must be good
business; it scots everybody who tries
IT..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02
A GRATEFUL RECOGNITION
RadWGY'S SarSaparillian RCSO(TGn1

Chronic Skin Diseases, Carries OF the Bone,
1umors in tho Blood, ScrOfulOus Disc ises Bad
or unnatural Habit OF Body, Syphilis aud Vene-
real, Fever Sores, Chronic or Old ulcers SAT-
Rheum, Ricketts,, White swelling Seal ilead,
Uterine Affections, CankerS, Glantular swell
ings, Nodes. Wasting and Decay OF tho BODY.
limpleS and t}lotcheS. TumorS, Dyspepsia. kld-
and GOu'. Consumption, Gravel and Calcu!ous
Deposits, and varieties OF the above complaints
TO which sometimes are given spectous names;
We assert that there Is no known remedy tnat
possesses the curative power over those dls-
eases til It RADwAY's RBsoLyENT furnishes IL
cures. step by step. surely. from the founda-
tton, and restores tho injured parts TO Ihelr
sound conditions .S9Thc wnstGR OF tho BODY
arc stopped and healthy blood ts sup.
Ierial Is formed. This is the 1Sst corrective
power OF RAILWAYS REsoI.vENT. In cases where
The system has been salvated and Mercury,
Quicksilver Corrosive Sublimate have accumu-
lated and become deposit ed IN tho bones, J01nts,
etc.. causing carries or the bones, ricketts,. SDlhal
curyatureS, COntOrtfOnS. white Sweliing5, Vari-
cOSe veins etc. the SARSAPARlLLIAN VIII resolve
away those deposits an exterminato the virus
OF the disease from tho system. U
II those who are taking these medicines ior
the cure OF Chronic Scrofulous or Syphiltic dis
eases, however slow may b. the cure, "Ieel bot
ter" ana find their general health improving,
their flesh and weight increasing, or even keep
ing Its own, Is a sure sign that tho euro is pro
greSSing C. In these diseases the patient eithcr
gets better or w0rSe-the virus or the disease
Is not inactive; If not arrested and driven from
the blood it will spread and continue to under
mine the constitution. AS soon as the SARSA-
PARILLIAN makes the patient ''fccl better, every
hour you Will grow better and increase In health
G ran q nl aS1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

CARE OF TINwARE.-A few years ago
became acquainted with tho household
management Of a childless widow who
lived alone. 1t might be cxpcctcdthat she
would be very particular with every
thing, but In nothing was she more so
than In the care of her tinwarc. Every
day, usually in the forenoon, each
article had to be thoroughly dried. II
1t was stormy she dried them beside
the stove; If sunny, one could see her
western steps embellished with water
pail, dipper, wash basin and any pan
or cup she might have in use. Some
times they were allowed to remain the
whole afternoon, but If she desired to
use one, she did not he state to do so as
soon rs 1t was dried. l used to bo
greatly amused sometimes at noticing
the pains she would take to remove
every vestigc of dampness from an
article that would be soon used again,
but nevertheless, her tins seemed ever
lasting. l have never had the patience
to practice 1t as thoroughly as fAc did,
but have no doubt of the value Of the
plan.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

There was young lady quite fair,
VINO had much trouble with her hair,
So she bought Carboline
And sight to be seen,
ls the head Of this maidon, I declare.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02
VEGETINE.
For Skin Diseases.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir.-IIaving been troubled with a bad
skin disease, breaking out into little sores over
etine: am happy to inform you that t has
completely cured me after taking three bottles.
! can highly recommend 1t to any one who Is
troubled with skin diseases.
Yours, faithfully, CIIAS. K, BUTT
Wc hereby certify that Tho above testimonial
Is true, the man being in our employ at the
ne was SICK. WESTMAN q BAKER,
. 119 Bay st., Toronto.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

MINT SAUCE FOR ROAST LAMB.-Put
four tablespoonfuls of chopped mint in-
10 nan cup of vinegar; sweeten to
taste ana let stand for two hours be-
fore serving.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

fAsruHING FAlLGRAIN.--Ift the grain
Is IN danger Of iointing, it should be
pastllreu without delay. 1t Is often a
great hclp to the wheat or rye, to turn
shcep or calves upon it. These eat
down luNuriant growt.ls and tread the
soil firmly about the roots. fno other
stock arc available for this purpose,
COWS may be let into winter grain fields.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02
DOMESTIC.

CHERRY PAsTE.--To make this de-
lightful confection, select some of the
BEST and ripest cherries; extract both
the stalks and stones; put them into a
copper preserving-pan. always remem-
Dering this rule--neyer under any cir
cumstanccs to use any tin In connec-
tion with red fruits. Now mash the
pulp; place the pan over the fire and
boil until the fruit is soft; keep stirring
the pulp constantly while it is oyer tho
fire; pass and press through a hair
sieve. For every pound of fruit add
thrcc-quarters of pound Of best finely
pulverizcd sugar. Place again over
the fire. DO not permit a very fierce
boil now. Allow 1t to simmer only, and
keep constantly in motion by stirring
until the pulp is reduced to the con-
sistency Of Il thick marmaladc. Now
remove from the fire and spread the
fruit on sheets Of paper. Place in the
hot closett to dry. After the fruit has
become thoroughly dried it may DO
formed Into knots or rings, and cut up
into various shapes, plain or fanciful,
and then crystalliZcd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

CORN EpARATOR.-Amongr recent ag-
ricullurul inventions Is Il corn screen or
separator, which effects it's object by
means Of series of cells, instead Of
passing the different kinds of grain or
seeds between wires, or through per-
fOratlons. The action Is rather slow,
but the machine perfectly separates
long from round corn; wheat from
barley or oats, from peas, vetchcs, and
smut, and divides wheat into two quail
tiles.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-02

InoBe answering hn Advertisement VIII
CONFER q favor upon the Advertiser and the
Rnblisher by Gtating that they M w tho adyor
"sernent IN this iODrnal tnnmin1 tha pArer
, 1880-06-25

tHHanh DAHt tEKQnlp9.
It Is considered prnlNb!e 1T D. PetersbstrR
thut tho death Df thu lu1aunttsl Czar'nn Will
long. 10 fnllwcl By thu nlacatton 0r tho cxar
anslh!s retlrsment into private Hte. um,n tho
plo1Gd potentatc tho hurtluli Of responsibility
attAchea tn hia exalted Nsltinn tta. for 'lnty
pressure. shortly utter tho aitenipt ,nafiu upon
hls life BY solovefr TUG Cars cl!rnsst with t9
sllcGtssor WIZ s.leoessfuy coEnhate,i hyhs .,enr
rtIntty01 Tho terror uni anxiety no t4lH e1tA'-
riencel slnco he Reluctantly es'nscnie1 to f0srsn
that wish Aru. however, understood tn lhyu pr!,.
L1ir.sl Nj distressing III effect tt1nn Ills hutlth
and spirits that. under tl'o aldtinntl exsns.' nt
Its temporarily trustrntp4 rest,lve. Ills Rrlet
for tho hat cntlipan!nn Ut hls fu htI!i 1IlotgF III
his chIlllryn would bc ucetpiet ~ hlS prnplt III
u hetter reas.u than tlmntl Of assassination to ir-
C4tsleitAtu h!n tr1'ra attention III Sthtu MtflrS.
III Ills retreat ut Lty,nlia ho elliys Bt,Nlo peacn
and sAfsty. though tue most enhor.to irecI,,..
u0ns for his safety ar6 taken even There's nau u
Ml,peAra ox tren,ely fnIpr1buhtU that ho will n91sit
f1!1ako that Iluasant nb*Hlo to return tn !. sMll.
tAl III which, fur Two yG!llM IiAAt. EU hna lNal
suhIeot9 Z, countless i.n.,y'.,'ee* a,id ann.illa.
etpipty fu tho NuKsiAn Capital.
, 1880-06-25

Afm fGfk 1lffaH+
When Capt. Raphnrt Sern,nns, tho commander
of tho lscf'tl pr!yntGer A1nbnmn. felt biz vessel
KotMH down siet,eRth the ftIRhtful [lre nt the
swnr1 he xontll take II tn tho botton With him.
"The Yankees Will never got this Ting n Coils
mistaken, for thc vcrltnhio bunting, which waa
accn ycstnr,lay by 4 Ifenuhi reporter. Is now In
tho tt>*scssiofi nj Mr.. l.. W. IInynton. n citizen
anil declnrcs hta belief that no will never part
with IT,. tie lta,, fnr 's'stx time been endeay0r:
Ing 10 ofltHist tho ling. md did not s'cceM! until
by Mr. II. AtwnM llcavcr. OF Liverpool. En-
Klan to whose l,rotl,or, H. T. HEAVIER, ti,cs, a
tctnnc. himself slnn nftGr tho destruction of
tho Alatulnn. The t!n4, which y fur md hnl'
feat In With AMI snreu fent IN length, "a madn
tain'H xIu. II hn$ q white grnuntl, with the rtsl
jack c,M!salning tie blue ert,ss With thrtcSil t
hDt.rst sort nf shell tlro it hns escaped tn.
scathcd, for there Ia nut even luilct-hole IN It.
, 1880-06-25
DAEE-DALL.

Sometbtnp over 1000 urople Yesterday
entoyed seeing Chfcaco beat Troy to 8 III.
der uuite interesting circumstances. Tho
hone tenn wins ycrv much changed about,
Flint faylnp nf for ncctlctl rest, Williamson
roinr behind tl1e Int, Goldsmith, to llrst, AMI
Anso, to third base. Troy was much I'M
nrovo,l nv the ncnItsEt,on of S,raub. n first
class nmatour catcher bc1oneinr to d Mil
vuulco c,uh. wl,o summarized We!ch M wellos
cnult, h,, tlcsrc,l. hs throwing tn bases being
oxcr,tiona]ly 1lnc. Welc1, was enabled TO
emniov Mi Ills stratcrv with utsrfect safety
mid W.T. ho WINS hattc,f treulcndouslv- show
inr tlnt Trny's thrce defeats hero hive not
bre,, n,v1,,r tn infertortty hack Of. hut ut the
hat 3Vitiians,,,, cu1,e6t Cnrcorar woutler-
fmijv wall cousidering IFS total luck
oY nrocflrn with flat ycry tlItt}cutt d.
~. ~. p.''e'fso t..,'' ..at, H., I,,. ,,a,,.,
IveIy. ou-pou'n. @ c"'e. H., AZ oo ''.., :a,,
anu lying at fl1ll length on tho gfo'tha - was vas
1nM1on Nv ro',u,i n' nr c,,"crs f,ol,sm1th hna
] nanv ior,, I i,ot hni,nJcrs tn cnrc for nt first
s nse nn a lis v' "fary y with With tint Int ess 'st Of
work @ w was ample excuse for his three errors.
nnsnn it' nt thinl tl Ind nbsoltely nothing ia do:
In iii, nat oncn hond,o tho hnIl in NAV.
Dalrynple d. m M opened tho gumo With two
baser. md Goro md Kelly followed witt.
singles. md tl,rco runs, two carltetl were tho
nro'inrt of ills safo hitting. together with II
s,ass.,.t hoi, - vii, ,,,tni, oy1 Tnr,uun,,.
passod oall, WI! pltc'' "',o @ Lels'so,rs ,,.'
neglect to cover Ills hase to receive n linz
throw from. Strn.lb of Il foul tip; so TINT
Kelly. who might lIayo bce,, ca,,slt on Sec
onI. went Ia third. and ca,uo l1omu on Il long
fly OF Ansons to ce1'tre!loid. a. wo'buseF ny
Gore, and singles by Kelly, Williamson, ai1d
Anson, in the second inning, nettcd Chicago
ouy WV .a 70 .,,a nft,. n,,s",,,n ,,,s
W tne ohl!ol e'ts' III wv NV Un1 ~,
given q llfe ny CoggswclPs 1a1lnfc 10 hola q
Dali thrown ny feTEusnll, a'iu 0n HI uy
, 1880-06-25

IL q, very interesting one, coh!rrislng n mile
1M.), fur 2-ycnr,s'lsas. !il which Lizzie :Il;l
iitndoo n,esi tw",nls ; tat rnr" at;a HEIDI Cal
Trchnont tEouRo atnkns, fnr NIL enr-otds.
one ,nllr-.Ilipltc, tfzzu u, hioacs. fiitit!nt.
IA, j'soX1rs i'ifsr, t"o:na heais-Leoi', slstov",
=. Hyo its!:i, E!!, iiis Meaeino, i,tae Lodge,
Acspnntl, Churiln Ross.
Bluo Lptlgct lItntEno. md Irish King wcro
fnvOrlts lii tho p0nls lns. night.
At TOLEDO.
ToLEpo. @, JUNG %!.--,rlio attendance, At
tt-slny WIS quito large. This following Is q
summary ot tic ESQ class, p'lrso Ss0o. d.
yltlet!:
..,nnlah Hoy. ...................."...l ! !
!,rsy U!a';l.:......:.....'..........
lnAIGntlW. ..........s,.t. .t.s.,.s.ssss.''.+st
1,nn Qui1otc.".'''''.'..'.'.' z I
Tiimt3::i: ss;i as::Iiii.
III tho a:ee3 elass, $500, divided:
$;;ss:;;;; $%;;s$*;s;si $Es;!S S;;; :::$
VIII COuy.. /
lAttlo lyltsy....... i . 4t'O.
Young, Wilkes. cs....."........."I,a q BRO
5af%$ a'%s3E:: 4&sf s's':i: $:;: *:s' sx' ss';
The scce,.d heat, taken by VIII Cody, tlne
2:2tN4 IL TIC fnstest tinte eyer ltlAke oil this
COMFY 1sLASD.
Jockey Club races resulted ny fo!lows:
First rncc. thrce- fo,trths- milo tlnsh:
Charley Gprhnln. .".....a
5nGnIress......, ................" ......."....
'''"' Ti,nc-ildi.
! Second r.,cc, sweepstakes, ono and n half
| lruiltIa. ...........".....-..ta
SEtn:
, 1880-06-25
JtOWlS0 AT MOLINE.
r1tr,t.frh IN YIf f,htr1a3 Tribune,

hpsct6! Uisfdtth ~ AUG Chlca09 lfloaHts
MOLINE, ILL.,, June 2l.-To-tlay was tho
t'lt4l ui,t last OF the Third animal regntta OF
tho Mississippi Valley A'nntcnr Having AS
soclattors. The water was almost perfect,
except as to n slight squat caused by Il
Thunder shower, which did not last OVER
fifteen minutes. Tho snil was nll the aitor-
mon ot,seurcd by huxy clo,stls, a,ld tho
weather was very bca,nblc. Tho crowd III
attendance was about 9,0oo. Tho raees cainu
oil according to l'r0gram.
TIE FltEE-FoIs-.AIr DOUBLE.
This was called Mt 3O'clock, md the entries
md their col0rs were: Davenport, rcd ;ss11tlls-
tlnlcs, white; Moline, green; Rivcrlales,
yellow. At the worl the Riverdalcs were
first to show to tho front. j. n. Gould, Of
the Davcnports, stccrcd wildly, mil fell be-
hind. For tho first quarter milo 1t WAS
almost an even rnce, tho bonts bclng III tll's
order: IIilslules, Mollncs, Klyurdalcs, anl
Duycnports.
Tie Molines then with sptlrt forged 10
the front, closely pressed by the Rlver1!nlGs,
With Ili,lstla!e third, asMi Davenport last>
Tho Sylynns turned first, litver.alo second,
al,d IllllstlAlo THIRD. 1t was IL hard Dull
back between tho Mnlincs md the River
dalcs, both getting out of their water, and
both for tho lust quarter making n trclncit-
dous squirt. Tho Rtyertlatcs CROSSED tho lino
first, Iii 10 :a0n<; Molincs. 1852. THO Alolincs
cIamclt a foul, but It WIS not allowed. The
1tycrslalo double was male up of J. T..
Mucl,more md j. 4. Adams.
s1Su1E sCuLr.s.
In the fFee-for-all singles the oarstnen were
i'll line In order Mt ! O'Clock, rs follows: II.
G. Mu,nford, Providence Boat Club, Now
| Orleans; a. W. Densley, Peoria; X. s. Mus
{1r
leans; j. Kelley StJ0e Club, Fort Wayne :aNtl
| C. A. billings, Of tho lsivertalo Club, CHI
cnqo. Tho start was guotl one, Alulnfor.i
shooting ahead like mi arrow with tho telling
| stroke of forty to tho minute. At tic half
milo Musgroyo was second, BcuslUy third,
md Kelley a close fourth, but nll were ,,car
together except Billings. At tho turn Kelley
| nrul A[nmforl rounded nearly together, but
Atunif0rd got oil nllcntl MD retained his lend
easily. At tho half-nfl1 NusErovN stopped
rowing, having q severe ctllll. TING bouts
SSa'q9s Sy 9sss} 4 t t''S 3nrs Ill.,: !sH Riaiof' Nc'
| AN Ex1IIi1Il0N OF PuII.
In tho free-for-all four-onrcd rlGe the fol.
lowing crews drew into line: ,llills.lnic, oi
ll1l!sdale, :Micl!., burlington, FarraglitS, oi
Cl!Icago peofa, isntl SylyuMs, Ct 9t M1linS i. Y:
crow simply seorcd md Withdrew. Their
was little use IN measuring OAR, with tl!u
champions. but the Peoria boys pluck!!y di'
80. .The stroke Of tho ltL|tstlalcs, like that n1
Shoes, Is, short, cloppy md quisIk. rul,n!nt
iiiilslales, 1897; Peoria, la:sl11l.
TIE PAl1sOAllEp.
Tho ~, Tar'agut Fl hx c4!cuf0 1, sntS1ea twf n
ton to II i,lid Fra,tls FLOYD. The Sylvai,s, Of III;
line, entered one hhnt, in which were scntet
, 1880-06-25

and III running !n.sca., 1'"hneit, who caught
No successfully Tuesday. writ 10 hl"res To-
,lHy. .nukIng tnur high ihrus;s over s!as'l,'1.
mNtliR lall at !W nLnt' mmil'i!E r,. yn,,a 49,!
iisli sIiti g"u,l worl. LIT tic ,C!nctnna,lS
ratller got the better Of t!icl,rn0ntl. They won
tlle ttllnr In the first intllng on PttrtclTs b1se
on l,alts, q threc'bagger by Carpenter, and n
X:$s;:sT
Ficiiine crn,ra-Cinoianat!. >: wnrcsster,7.
5!ase hlts-cInc''lra, !; Worc%sseri y.x o. r,t,ht
Thres. lnlao hIt-Clnpp.
First baso on crrt''a-CIncnnat'' u "ofccs'
,Ftlrst hase on bnlis-clapp, PURCELL 1'1chmond'
ieft q. boscs-Ctncnnntt. 3: Worcester.
Struck o,lt-Istehnund, l,onnctt. CoryEn; Wors
''i'iI; lsS|s; aanlea-wh!te, 81; Richmond, g.
Double .plays-I.soIiard. lsei'lcy. atd Cnrpcn-
WHAT @ii n,tcassz@SSets, sS''s1S@Se i !: snnt isao,
Tino of s,.n9c;r,;2;:;;o: s1,u9 s;,;;:;,
1sCFFALO VI. nusT0N.
Special Dhpateh 70 1as Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO. n. y, june A.-Tl'e Dn!alos
citing struggla by the Following score:
IN1tH8- j z .
UuEnl0.................3 Q o.!
CLEVELAND vs.. PROVIDENCE.
Special Dttnafta 10 This Chteaao 7rtbtns.
CLEvEl.ASl,, o.. June 2l.-In .iii uphill
gniuu to-day tho Cteyelnnl8 tGat the provle
| uence tentn by q score Uf L to 4.
| ALBANY vs. lsALT1MoRE.
Sptetai Dkpdfth 10 The Caitngo Tribune.
DAITIMullE, Md, june 2i.-Tlle. Albany
| team hunt tic Da1tlniores to-t!ay by u score
| Of O tot.
| CHICAGO AND wOllcEsTE!1
The stnr rntue Of the season occurs to-
morrow, When the Worcester Clul, hnkes H.
frat appearance III Chicago. There II n vast
amount Of curiosity hero 10 SUI Ills reiunrk-
nlc team Ut bali-piaycrs, .alid there will he
tic biggest nttGnnlleo OF tlG statsOn thus luI
| IL the weather Is iino.
, 1880-06-25

LOST AND lf,I;SGb. r.
r os1-Hoi.h nF .,MtlNEy-~OM EwHEnE BE-
~ tween 1nkrsfs flHillt1 atlt crrfIsr Ds MfrbIGrH-
Nv. ant Aln1ll*nn-st, Wl rewnrd my persun retusn
Ing 1t u ". ANDERSON. y tIrnry.>t
. IN June y: 4, ruynr. Nr fur return :tE} EipurtIi-
nv. rcd srut IN forehead shnpe Of huart; acruokrd
ht>EliA,
, 1880-06-25
Tho Aydnef Exhibition.

- =, LUHaV!I T7NNes. luHe II
Although tho sytinuy Exhibition, which has
just closed !ts doors, hAB not attr1let"i sn many
slghssuuss ~ wAa horut, It bus ut lcAst bud tho
.DrputuiucNeu u beIlK visited by Halru leuplu IN
proportion u, tho population than my previous
exhibition, ~ shown by tho followtnx table;
Proportion
Ia tklutdiia1k
, 1880-06-25

Maf. AnIrus will take them IN sec tho rares
Ills nfirrtnn,n, IL sGti uf enjoyment which
they u;ln appreciate fully.
, 1880-06-25


Special Dispatch to The Chteaqo Tribune.
CEnAls RAPIDS, June H.-1n tho 2:si c!ass,
pilrse SIU0, tllern were four starters. Elltt
Earl VIM III Tires atratght heats, Fred D"wg-
!nss secontt. Foxy V. tllirtl. BILLY Boy fourth.
Time, 2:a0t{ 3:2s, nnd a:aa!}5sl1. -.-.
In tho a;:9 elass. purse S:M0, there ,wnro
straight heats, FnirnlouMt secon.l, Cl,Arlie
III tho r.,llling race, purse ,slMl, Tim Fll!!-
ncsan won first money, Cousin kute SECOND,