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The Ottawa free trader., 1880-04-10
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PERKINs.-Eli Perkins will inGict lecture on
Sheridan next Monday night.
KENNEDY. Matt Kennedy, the fayoritc Fox
River line conductor of the C., Is. " o. road'
has gone to the main line. He will be greatly
missed No conductor on this line has been more
Justly popular.
GuyNING.-Prof and Mrs. Cunning have been
for some days the quests Of DR.. and Mrs. Near.
thur
MoRHIs.-Miss Kate Jordan with "No Name
Quariette of Morris, gave a concert at the Iaber.
nacle, Utica, last evening. The "No Name"
Quartettc consists of Miss Jordan, first soprano;
Josie Schroeder, second; Addle Schroeder, first
alto: Josie r. BARTLETT, second
HARLow.-Col. Harlow, Secretary OF State,
will please accept our thanks for Legislative doc
uments sent Us lately.
FURsT.-We learn from q Springfield paper
that our old friend VIII {. Furst, once of the
Clifton, now OF the Springfield Leland has re-
signed his position with Me.srs. Leland y Wig
gins, and Will leave Springfield May !, TO take
the chief clerkship Of the Windsor Hotel, at Den
yer, which is TO be opened in June. The Wind
sor will be one of the finest hotels in the west
and the managers are to be congratulated upon
securing as chief clerk one so thoroughly com
petent as Mr.. Furst. BILLY" has hosts of friend:
everywhere.
EAMEs.-Mrs Edward Eames left the city thi+
week for Chicago which will be her future
home.
CooK.-Hon B. {. Cook was in the city on
Tuesday, and appeared III very good health.
TowEn-L. II. Tower and family have made a
new home in Hastings, Nebraska.
WoRMLEY.-H Wormley, father of T. X
Worley, of Mendoza, died last week in Dekalb
in his Soth year.
Dow Mrs. J. W. Dow, Plymouth, W.. was
in the city on Thursday and Friday. She meets
Mr.. Dow in Marscilc> whence they proceed =
IT. Louis.
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Still Coming.

New goods have been received daily at H. j.
GILLEN's this week. Mr.. G. is evidently calcu-
latng ON an enormous trade this spring; and In.
deed II a great abundance and variety OF goods
coupled with low prices will bring trade, his
must be TIE "boom," par ercsilence. The stock Is
not only enormous but it is choice, carefully
selected and complete in every line. Without
going into particulars, we can say his dress
goods stock Is one that will commend itself to the
most cyacting, being complete in all the novel.
ties and fancy goods of the line; complete in the
standard goods. This is the pet stock"--Mr.
GILLEN's particular pride; and buyers may be
sure 1t is perfect. The other stocks such rs hosi.
cry, notions, fancy goods, linens, domestics and
such like, are also full aud complete and offer
and low prices.
Remember that particular care is taken t.
make the boot aud shoe and grocery stocks
worthy the careful attention of buyers. The in
viation to call is standing one, meant serious
ly, and includes all. See his goods and form
your own conclusions.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-04-10
The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Company.

We present in to.day's issue the advertisement
of this company for their celebrated remedies
The Dr. Bosanko Rheumatic Cure and DR.. Bosan'
kos Pile Remedy, and respectfully direct the at
tention Of our readers to the testimonials OF some
OF our best known and prominent citizens in the
county. who, from actual trial, give their eXpc.
rience.
While on tour of inspection through the laho.
ratory recently, we were surprised at the number
of orders and complimentary letters received
from their CUSTOMERS At its present rate OF pro
gress this is destined to he one of the leading in
dustrial enterprises Of Northwestern Ohio Med
icines endorsed by such men as are embraced in
the list Of testimonials can not fail to become
Standard Household Remedies wherever known
l-Nidn.i Heimet, Piyud n.
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clerk, Albert Proctor; assessor, N. H, Cooper;
collector John A. Bane; com. highways,
Thos, Patton; constable, Hiram Cradle.
MILLER-Supervisor, Nels. Nelson 2d
clerk, w. E. Williamson: assessor, /. II
Ericks collector, G. l.. Hayer; com. high
ways, f. Olson; constable E. Kllmer; schoo
trustee, A. II. Anderson.
acknowledgement !. NJ Fox clerk
Otis Lemere assessor, Benton Jones; collect
or Albert Gransden; com. higways, George
Schreincr
UTIcA--Supervisor, &. j. Gardner; clerk
NJ. Meehan assessor, VIM. f. Armstrong
collector, b. W, Hadley; com. highways, +
Campbell; justice OF peace, Lester Cook.
TROY GRovE.-Supervisor, John Ferguson
clerk, Andrew Gerlach; assessor, VIM. Wilk
ms; collector, c. +, Foster; com. highways
| rias MYERS
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The council meeting Of Tuesday evening last
was not particularly exciting, though some points
Of interest appeared. AS tncy do not appear
elsewhere in the minutes (oliiclaD We append a
few items.
In the hrst place, Logan moved to strike out
of the minutes the part known the call, for
special meeting.J He said it formed no part OF
the minutes, having never been read to or seen
by the members until it appeared on record. The
record was, however, approved.
The marshal's report for the latter end OF March
showed live arrests; fines imposed, S24; collect
ed, SIG
The fire warden QHarris) reported that he had
examined about POO chimneys in blocks Is Il,
u, lG, l3, 10 and 49, original town, and l49 in
blocks 50, 30 81 and IS, states addition, large
proportion of which he found defective and many
in very dangerous condition. The property.
owners had been notified and most of them had
made the necessary repairs.
Alderman Logan, late chairman Of the com
mttee on tire department, read the following re-
port Of his committees work for the year, (con'
densed by u.s.:
Report of the expenses of the department
for the wear commencing March l, 1879, and end
Ing March |, 1850:
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Nfm advertisements.
The Editors and Newspaper Men

OF the country endorse JAMES BOSS PATENT GOLD
W NTCH CASES. A. proof read the following:
BALTIMORE. MD. March Sth 1881.
II gives me pleasure inform you that the watch you sent
me hgs given perfect satisfaction In every respect. Tie
works excellent: the cases wear 0elutiiulN.
J. T. RINGGOID,
Editor and Prop. Telegram.
IAFAYRrTE. IND.. March sth. 1881.
takc p, urr u commencing the Bnss Watches received
ram yr - hgly satisfactory aud equal IN wear t- solid
,,lE vut,l They "NOsS' in fact well name.
". :. LINGiE
Editor and Prop. Courier.
Dp. MOINEs. IA, Feb. 23d. 1870
ur manager has carried the watch ever since II arrived
ma can cheerfuly say that cannot be- beaten as timer
ar i'm any other Way. STATE LEADER Co.
Publishers Iowa State Leader.
WATsEKk. Ill. March Sth, lsS0
am pleased the watch got OF you Is entirely
satisfactory being In every respect Just a. represented
sIdcs being beauty NJ. II. PETERS.
Editor and Prop. lroqGois Co. Times.
w.usAU WIS, March 10Th. 1850
The watches purchased Of are in every way saisfac
our EVERY stores and the Just Clendld
MARX II. BAENtM,
Editor and Prop Torch Of Liberty.
Tie above are Concurred IN by hundreds Of other Editors
as well a. Merchants Mechanics and Jewccr in all parts
OF the country.
This /, the only patent made OF Two Plates ni
Solid Gold. II l. warranted by special certificate
Ask your icwcler illustrated catalogue, containing fu
descriutio. apr0
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On Tuesday evening next, Rosa DErina, Ire
lands priina donna, will give a concert at the
Opera House, under the auspices Of the Sisters
of Mercy, of this city, for the benefit Of the or
phans. The programme Of vocal and instru-
mental music is an interesting one, consisting
Of - numbers. 4 number Of press notices can
be seen on the street bills. We append few
others:
Rosa D'Erina comes to us with the most glow
ing concentrations from the press Of both Eu-
rope and America, and sang herself into favor
with a very large audience last evening, and may
add Boston TO her numerous list OF artistic trl-
umphs. Her voice is one OF the most agreeable
that has ever been heard here.-BoSt0a Post.
MoNTREAL.-Of Rosa D'Ernas singing it i
enough to say IL is bey'.nd praise. She possesse.
the real soul of music, and her versatility some
thing marvellous -TV,tsird',,i Canadian Netrs
ToRoxTo.-Rosa D'Erina fGlflls in her most
prepessessing person all the requisites Of good
lecturer, an able musician and an accomplished
singer-UaR
Tie object is worthy Of large house, and as
the low prices Of - and p cents will prevail she
should re thus met.
ROMEO AND JULIET.
The Amity Club will give the Romeo and
Juliet travesty on next Thursday and Friday
nights Ii has been carefully prepared and i,
sure TO be good. Ed. Beaupre, Of Aurora, plays
At,o,j.eoa,y. How he does it, and how the piece
takes elsewhere is shown by the following from
the Aurora Lrily Ns'os:
The audience last evening was an improve
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-04-10

The Odd Fellows anniversary exercises Will
take place on the Goth inst, probably at the lodge
room of Al in Reddick's block. The regular an
niversary ceremony and the ritual will be used,
supplemented by short speeches Wy +. Y. Griggs
Dr. Harris and others, and music. At the close
of these exercises, the d. Of r., Florence Lodge,
No. |, will give bali at Wills's. For this no
invitations will be issued but tickets can be pro.
cured at f. Y Griggss Drug Store. pleasant
anniversary may be expected
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THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

Judge McRoberts, holding this term OF the
Circuit Court, having beer confined to his home
in Joliet this week by illness, no court has been
held during the week. The adjournment was
had to next Monday afternoon at , O'Clock, AT
which time his Honor expects to be present, SUI
fciently recovered in health to continue the bus
mess to the end of the term
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-04-10

Mrs Daniel Rood. a woman OF about 40 years
Of age a resident of the i" old tewn," Marseilles,
was struck by the Davenport express on the
Rock Island road last Monday morning and in
s,antly killed. She attempted TO cross the track
IS the train approached, but Notwithstanding the
whistle alarm was sounded she did not stir from
the center of the track, having, to all appearan
ces, become paralized with fear on hearing the
alarm, though she could easily have saved her
ser
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-04-10

The season for coughs and colds is now upon
US Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup is the greatest
specific of the day. Call at the drug store ana
trv It, Price 25 cents, 50 cents and 81 bottle
Sold by NJ Kneussl.
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Millinery.

Mrs. Hazlct,, next door to the city Bd"k, is
constantly receIvin. new goods. Her workroom
is filed with trimmers, and all busy. Orders
promptly attended to, and prices lower thaa any
other house in the trade.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-04-10

Mr. 5 Dittenhufer, of VI. Stiefe Il Co.'S, who
has been down east for the past few weeks has
been sending home an immense stock OF cloth
ing which is now being opened; and the house
is going to do wonders this spring in the way OF
good prices and an abundance of goods. Be sure
nd
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Open To-day.

This morning new candidate for public favor
appears: the new Dry Goods House of Forbes Il
Flick on La Sslle ST., next door north of the
City Drug Store The store has been specially
prepared for them. New plate glass windows
throw "a flood of light Oh new shelving OF the
latest design; while the interior OF the store has
been beautifed by a light tinted paper. The
store is Il neat one and in the way Of light $50
comfortable to customers) equal to the best in
the city, being lighted from front and rear; while
the counters and other arrangements for the con-
venience of patrons are excellent
Both Of the proprctors have long Teen en-
poyed in the dry goods houses Of the city. They
believe they thoroughly understand and appreci-
ate the necessities and wants of this community,
and their long experience justifies such belief.
With this idea in mind they have selected their
stock, using the utmost care to purchase such
goods only as will prove satisfactory to the pco'
pie OF this county. Their stock is complete, no
pains having been spared to make the whole
stock as perfect as possible.
Particular care has been taken in the selection
of the dress goods stock in which will be found
everything desirable and fashionable; and also
the latest novelties Of the eastern cities in fancy
dress goods. They will also carry full line OF
laces collars, cuffs, handkerchiefs, spring shawls
and cloaks, hosiery, Sc, and very full line OF
notions, ribbons buttons, trimmings and great
variety OF all fancy goods usually found in first
class houses. While special attention will be
paid the dress and fancy goods stocks, a com
plete stock OF all the staple dry goods will bc
carried in all the lines known to the trade.
Perhaps nothing need be said of prices. II
stands to reason that the proprietors will make
prices as low as is possible and live. As their eX-
penses are light it is evident they can do well b,
the public; they will do SO, being content with {
living profit.
'house-warnng," and to-day and hereafter vii
be pleased to see the public one and a.! at any
time.
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me mt In size on that OF the opening night II is
the best thing ever put upon the stage In this
city BY professionals or amateurs. Apothecary
Beaupre with his excellent make up and persist
ent pursuit OF the nurse, captured the audience
every time. He is a trump and we think OF call
ing Hayerlys attention to him. Our citizens
have never before had the opportunity OF seeing
oGood an entertainment for so little money.
There Is one more chance to see IL, and II you
cnn raise the money in any way, dost fail to at
tend tonight.
ROBSON AND CRANE.
Remember that the famous Robson and Crane
are coming on the 10Th.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-04-10

The police Of Streator, under the prohibition
plan cost over $500 more than when the license
system ruled the town. We suppose the S5oo
watched the rum-seer, and not the rum Ole
how
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e. FOWLER.

MOTTO 'I..-EsTATE oF pNrk PBENbEE"AsI i pE -.
~ Notice hereby given. that the unders eel tNech'"
of will and testament Of Patrick fr,neE ate oi
tho county Of Ia sale and state Of Illinois, dcccastd Will a
r lfofe the County Court said county On the thtri
Monday being the 2ist day Of June ISL Al tht 1oult
Cour House IN IN ad county when and where al
persons having claims demands against said tstatr ar
notified 10 attend and present the same IN Nrg ior aa-
lustfuent.
MICHAEL PEENDEEGAsT,
asrio-sy Executor.
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II You have friend who is troubled with a
cough or cold, tell him to try Dr. Marshalls s
Lung Syrup. He will thank YOU for your advice
Price % cents, 50 cents and 81 bottle, Sold by
NJ. kneussl
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AInuseInents. a

For pebble goat, button or side lace, go 10 j
Mygafiin's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-04-10

Don't buy your boots and shoes until you have
examined the stock at Child x Phipps'
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The City Council.

Be sure and see our gents shoes before yot
purchase. CHILD ~ PHIPPs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-04-10

On Yesterday marshal Smith, of Mendoza,
brought to this city James Walworth and John
Hardin, charged with burglary. lhey went
through several houses in Mendoza on Thursday,
IN one place getting gold watch and chain. Be
ing discovered and followed, they threw the
watch away and it was recovered. At their next
venurc they were caught, after long chase into
the country where they were ldentlhed by par
of nants they had stolen from Swede farmer.
They are strangers to Mendoza people and claim
20 hail from Aurora.
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The Sheridan Ncrs-LeHe, tells Us that Reuben
Brunson's barn was struck by lightning during
the rain last week. One end OF the Darn was
BADLY demolished, and mule inside had an eye
nut out Some Of the horses in the barn wert
loose and were SO badly stunned that they re
fused to eat for several days.
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Buy your baby a carriage Of ". Walther

Ladies' walking shoes just received at J
MegatHn's
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Burt & Packard's gents shoes at Child 4
Phipps'.
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Ladies', misses and children's shoes a. Child &
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new stock Of walking shoes, fresh and cheap
AZ J. Megaffu's
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1852. loo''
DR.. ]. 0. HARRIS,
real. ESTATE,
INSURANCE,
Steamship Agent,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

iowa i.and-, al nom 50 to : 10 per acre
t.,,., t,rui-, AZ from - 10 = l > per acre on
Ten wears uHuc. per cent. Interest
>S,brn-I>a .and-, at from $3.50 t" 5000
per acre
l<,r-u- .nnd-. NJ from -. 10 50 per acrt, @ ai'
Rms m N,hrus ana Kansas N fru - 10 f' PCT 'e'e
Texas I.ands. near &" marke at lrnm : u -"
nor acre Western IrNts Lands AZ oor per a'I''
Illinois Farms. At from = . to 500 per awe
CIV Lots. at f..m 400 to $500.
p>v.Iling-, N from eslOo 10 $4,000
I,u-inr-.s- Property at lowest rates.
~. Een,ub,r that the 'harl times are rapidly assne
- u,Ir.ss In general j. improving, real eriate hss az
y,td materially In the larger cities ana scettA 70 "'
yauc. Buy now, Shlle prices aIt ~ pU''o' nse
In,urnn,. written current rates in me bety oest
c,rares AIrrcan or uregn-hrc life, accident or ma
rup There no better c1iJnhl'' ia ths UT my ''e'
country than hose represented by me
Ocean Steamship Ticlsets al lowest rSics ana
hy 'hc trsi lies.
Maps papers and Information tree. "p-l
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-04-10

The Peru schools cost 50 ~. sl-ssas.0l less
than for the year previous. or .he amount ca
$40 were paid for teachers
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-04-10

The annual school election took place on sat
urday, resulting in the election Of F.. &. Swift
and James Cullen as Directors, by the following 2
vote In a mill Of 80 votes.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-02

Hannibal, No., July l. 1t was hoped
the waters had done their worst on the
bottom opposite here, but contrary to
expectation the river. rose two inches
to-day. 1t is stationary above how
ever, and q decline is looked for at
once. There is no new break in the
levee, and the weak place at the west
end Of the bridge has been strength
ened.
Dispatches state that much Of the
land in the vicinity Of the crevasses is
all above waller level and considerable
wheat will be saved. The reports Of
loss Of life and sweeping away Of houses
are untrue.
The Herald, this afternoon, says
The break in the levee below here has
proved destructive, the damage done
amounting to several hundred thousand
dollars. 1t Is estimated that one-sixth
Of the crops In the bottom is a total
loss. The lowland turner's have lost
oil their crops and considerable fencing.
Little or no live stock have been
drowned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-02

soras Coed shossi.E a the Aberesr.
Contest-
The Protss.i sIE.ea. with Liberty or
worship


London, July l. - The house is
crowded in anticipation OF the debate
in the Bradlaugh case. Bradlaugh Is
seated in the under gallery.
Premier Gladstone, replying TO Phillip
Callan, liberal member for L.outh, said
that in view OF what was happening in
some parts Of Ireland he did not con-
slider the present lifting time to allow
Condone, Clark. Luby, o'Donavan, Ross
and other Fenian prisoners to return
from exile Callan. in his question,
pointed out the amnesty granted TO
communistic France and TO the treat
ment of the secessionists in the United
States.
Sir Charles Dixie said II was untrue
that the Chinese have reached Fort
Nargn.
John T. Gorst, conservative, member
for Chatham. raised the point that
Gladstone's motion relative TO Brad
laugh vas out oforder, as IL referred 10
the point which had already been de-
cided by this session. He maintained
that Sir Stafford Northcotte had hither-
to endeayored TO prevent the houss
from breaking the law and prevent
Bradlaugh from being smuggled into
the house. There were cries of
order" In consequence Of Gorst ap-
plying disorderly epithet to Gladstone's
motion. Gladstone said that the legls-
lation was not opportune, the course
now pursued was intended to preserve
the dignity Of the house. He added
that he was not aware that the duly
elected members should be questioned
as TO his belief. Gladstone's speech
was good tempered and threw onus on
the opposition.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-02

Rome: The Turkish minister has
presented to Premier Cairali a note
protesting against the decisions OF the
Berlin conference.
Paris: II is stated that the monks OF
La Grande Ghartrenz, manufacturers
Of the famous Chartrenz liqueur, will
not be interfered with.
London: In the house of commons
to-day the speaker ruled that Glad
stones motion, allowing all elected
members to affirm, etc., was In order.
London: In the house OF commons
to-day Lord Harrington stated that
the question Of the renewal Of relations
with Burmah is now under considera-
tion by the Indian government. A re-
newal, he said, depends upon obtaining
guarantees for the safety Of the mis-
sion.
London: In the house Of commons
to-day Sir Chas. Dixie confirmed the
statement that the plenipotentiaries at
u
agreement in regard to the Greek from
tier. He said 1t had not yet been de-
cided how to communicate the decision
to the ports and to Greece.
Rome: The French religious orders
affected by the anti-Jesuit DEGREES have
telegraphed 10 the vatican their inten-
tion to submit to law. This probably
means orders not expelled.) The pope
has decided TO accept the Prussian
church law. He intends, at the next
consistory, to nominate bishops to fill
vacant seas.
New York: The Body of Isadore
Bloomingdale, a passenger .of the
Seawanhaka, and the body OF an un-
known man, supposed TO be deck
hand, were found of Wards Island,
and the bodies of two more victims Of
the disaster were found this evening in
Hell Gate-Edward w. Westcott, Of
Manhassett, l.. L., and male child
three months old.
Louisville, KY: On the Louisville,
Nashville ard Chattanooga railroad
from to-day, Adams messengers will be
charged the regular passenger fare. and
all express matter carried by the
Adams Co., will he charged TO them Mt
regular schedule rates In other words,
the Adams company will be treated as
private individuals.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-02

Dublin, July 1.-The Abcrcorn COM
petition, open to all comers. for n prize
In value Of eSJ, for the selection of an
Irish eight TO compete at Wimbledon,
opened to-day, and will last two days.
Fifteen shots will be fired each day ut
800, 800 and 1000 yards ranges. Thir-
ty entered, including number Of the
Irish and American teams. The result
OF the shooting at $40 yards Is as fol-
lows: jackson 70, Laird "a, Joynt "a,
Scott ~, Brown ~. Fenton 70, Farrow
II, Miner II. VIM. Rigby 70, John
Rigby GO, Fisher 65, Rockwell 63, and
Hyde "a.
At the 900 yard range johnson made
73. jackson 81, Laird 20, Joynt 72,
Scott 20, Brown 6l, Fenton 70, Farrow
6s, Miner "a, VIM. Risby GO, John
Rigby 20, Fisher 90, Rockwell Ga,
Hyde &C, johnson II.
At the 1000 yards range twenty
shots each were allowed. jackson
headed the score with a6, Laird So
Joynt 93. Scott 94, Brown 90, Fentor
90, Farrow %, Miner 80, VIM. Rigb,
90, John Rigby 80, Fisher 80, Rockwell
SC, Hyde IS, johnson 81, Young 93
Murphy 50. Warren 90, Coghlan 81
Winnie 81, McKenna SO.
The following made the best aggre
gates: Farrow 232, Laird $50. johnson
231, John Rigby 22s, Young 22S
Brown 226, Coghlan 2a6, Miner 327
Fisher 223.