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Take Care OF Your Stock.

Farmers ought to give VVilhiic'S
HORSE and Cattle Powders to their
Stock during the changeable weather of
Winter and Spring. Their chief superiori-
ty consists in the fact that they are cOmpos-
ed of Medicines that have Laxative,
Tonic and Purifying properties. AS
a Laxative they carry crudities from the
stomach and intestines; as Tonic they
Purifyer they cleans the blood and lay
the foundation for healthy, vigorous cir
culation.
Worms in Horses, Cattle and
Hogs can be destroyed and expelled by
the use OF these Powders. Worms promote
Cc!:c, L;:s:s Fever, inflammation 0f fiiies-
tines and Kidneys, Disease of Liver, Chol-
era in Hogs and Rot in Sheep.
They will, If given to MILK Cows nc
cording to the directions, increase the quail
iry and quantity of Milk from ten to twen-
ty per cent. and make the butter firm and
sweet. Impure Milk is the bane of our
land. Strive to correct this evil
Diseases in Fowls can be prevented
by using these Powders in their food. The
fact that Turkeys and Chickens
subsist to a great extent upon insects rem
der them liable to Cholera. Therefore,
it is important that n preventive should
constantly be used.
Try these Powders, they arc good.
WILHITE e. WILHITE,
Proprietors, Anderson, 8. c.
Smoke the s. e. n. Cigar. For sale by
Moss & Catlet, at McCully's Corner.
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDEHsUN COUNTY

By W. W. Humphreys, Judge Of Probate
WHEREAS, DR.. p. a. Wilhite has APP.
piled to mo to grant him letters of admin
istration OH the Personal Estate and effects
OF Margaret C. Smith, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors of the said
Margaret G. Smith, deceased, to be and ap-
pear before mo in Court of Probate, to
be held at Anderson Court House, on
the 10th day of December, 1881. after pub
lication hereof, to show cause, If any they
have, why the said administration should
not be granted. Given undor my hand
this 2Sth day of November 1881.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, }. p.
Dec l. 1881 2l
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Marriages.

Mr.. II. NJ. Prince, Jr.. and Miss \: N.
Meynardie daughter of Rev. E. j. Mey-
nardie, D. D., of Charleston, Sunday even
ing, 4th inst, at the residence of Capt. b. G..
Martin, near Williamson, by Rev. George
NJ. Rogers.
Mr.. n. j. McAlister and Miss +. j. Cox,
and Mr.. j. d. McAlister and Miss J. Z. Pace,
at the residence of Mrs Nancy Cox, on the
oath November, by Rev. g. NJ. Rogers.
Mr. Shaw Elrod and Miss Sallie McAlis-
ter, on the lst inst, by Rev. G. NJ. Rogers.
Mr.. John I. Hanks and Miss Rosa +.
Keaton, on Sunday, 4th inst, by Rev. M.
MCGEE.
Mr.. Columbus Glenn, of Anderson coun-
ty, and Miss Lou Brown, of Hart county,
Ga, on the 2ith ult., by Rev. J. X. Earle.
Mr.. A. ]. Graham and Mrs. Harriet Ann
Vaughn, on 4th inst, by Rev. J. X. Earle.
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take NO ICE I!

AALL persons indebted to JOHN e.
PEOPLES, either for Mr.es, Horses, Cot
ton Gins, Stoves, or Account are requested
to come forward and settle mt once and il
the same is not settled when due, or q part
paid or satisfactory arrangements made
with me, shall proceed to collect what is
due me, as / am obliged to have money.
have on hand u large Stock NJ Stovse,
Tinware, Hollowwarc, &c, thai will sell
cheaper than ever before. Haze some good
second hand Stoves that I will sell cheap
for cash. which are about us good as new.
Bring on all your Rags, Raw Hides and
Beeswax, as you know am the man to
buy them.
Liberal prices paid for Cotton in settle
ment Of Notes and Accounts.
JOHN e. PEOPLES.
Sept 30, 1881 II
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II your hair is coming out, or turning
orov do not murmur ever a misfortune you
can an so easily avert. Ayers Hair Vigor will
remove the cause of your grief by restoring
your hair to its natural color, end Herewith
your good looks and good r'-ure.
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BUGGIES!-An person wanting a good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED &
STEPHENS, whose long experience ena-
bles them to select the most reliable West
ern Buggies at lower prices than any one.
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C. A. Reed, Agent, is now offering his
celebrated Cook Buggies at remarkably low
prices. a rare opportunity to purchase q
good Buggy at a low price. He is also. Of
SSar;no gpest inducements on Sewing Ma
chimes. Call and see him while this oppor-
tuuity is ofiorcd.
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II WE have decided to close out our enormous
stock during the next Thirty Days, and shall,
therefore. offer immense bargains In all depart,
ments We have reduced Suits of Clothing from
IS to S.. from $40 to ss from 314 TO 50, from SIS
to $40, ETC., etc. Our Stock, by recent, addi.
tions. is complete and our Closing Out prices
are beyond all competition. We shall offer INV
cases OF Boots at mere song. Call early for
Genuine Two Dollar" Boot which beats any
thing ever sold in this market. Four Hundred
Trimmed Ladies' Hats will be sold off at SO cents
regardless reg $50 Of cost Two Hundred cheap, medi,
sacrificed at New York cost. Sixty Beaver Over.
coats Goa must be closed out at SO, worth $40 every
where. The same with lot of Blankets, jeans.
Flannels. Waterproofs, Skirts and Shaws.
ihat this is a grand chance to procure i'm
mense bargains from a large and varied stock is
SUI erHuous to state, and if Low Prices will sell
goods at oll We shall expect to sell Twenty
thousand Dollars this month in spite of bad
crops and warm weather rs this closing out
sale will only last thirty days, we should advise
all our friends to come soon and buy what they
want, before the assortment is broken. A word
to the wise is sufficient
AHNSTEIN & ROSE
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LEANS. JEANS.

am agent for the Athens Jeans-thc
pest IN the Southern States, and don't you
forge: it," Cal! and examine
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IF YOU want anything in this line, guar
antee that can please you. BE sure
that YOU see my goods and get my prices
before making your purchases.
w. +. BARR.
October 6, 1881 IS
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s. l.. Mcbride, of the firm of Mcbride
G. Co. wholesale crockery merchants, At
lanta, Ga, who has been a great suflerer
from Catarrh, says: After having tried all
the best medical skill in the United states,
with s. IS. The KING of all Specifics for
blood diseases. Purely vegetable. Price,
81 90 and S1.75 per bottle.
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SHOES, SHOES.

am headquarters for Shoes, buying di-
rect from manufacturers. Bear in mind
.hat every pair is sold ns represented.
carry no paper soles," offering only solid
stock, and ut prices that will suit the times.
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Cotton Buyer.

H BUY Cotton and all other country iro.
ducc, and give the highest market price
for it, Give me q chance at whatever you
'A'' 'o' 9'''' w. F. BARR.
October 6, 1881 10
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Don't Overlook This.

DERSONS indebted to me for Fertilizers
and Supplies. will please bring on their
Cotton or the Cash.
w. +. BARR.
October G, 1881 13
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FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS

undersigned has
these
END OF BRICK RANGE confident that
oO.a ~ ~ anA' am
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Great Bargains in Dress Goods,
Great Bargains in Black Cashmercs,
Great Bargains in Black Silk
Great Bargains in Colorcd Silk,
Great Bargains in Black Satin,
Great bargains in Black Velvet,
Great Bargains in Black Alpaca,
Great bargains in Colorcd Alpaca
Great Bargains in Red Flunncl,
Great bargains in Whit. Channel,
Great Bargains in Opera Channel,
Great bargains in Medicated Flannel
Great bargains in Bleaching,
Great Bargains il. Shceting,
Great bargains in Hickory Stripes,
Cree Bargains in Red Damask.
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PRICES THAT WILL TELL.

Great Bargains in Blcachcd Dalnask,
Great bargains in Red Doylies,
Great Bargains in Irish Linen,
Great bargains in Embroidery,
Great Bargains in Lace,
Great Bargains in Silk Fringe,
Great bargains in Ladies Ties,
Great Bargains in Corsets,
Great bargains in Kid Gloves,
Great bargains in Nubias,
Great bargains in Balmorals,
Great Bargains in Sacqucs,
Great bargains in Knit. Caps,
Great bargains in Buttons,
Great Bargains in Towels,
Great Bargains in Linen Crash.
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Smoke the S. e. N. Cigar For sale by
Moss g. Catle;t, at McCully's Corner.
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Hardware. &c.

October 6, 1881
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-15
nav ADVERTIsEMEMT8.

WANTED.-A LADY OF CULTURE.
dO.Ineh q situation Ag6oveFneab Houslkall,f
o. ones Clelk. R-tareneos t~xehRnstd, AdateaL y
", lnt0llgfneor onea. Aalh
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WANTED -MANUFAoTURlNGcoN
w epEp WAnIA hpninaaa man 10 Nheeling and
never dig lot aFeady tAkenl 4 lev hnnaIea
pfieI have been GeuF9d for tho lAm@i tito per
mnnlh plOat guaranteed. The m0st sealthlng lN-
VrttlgAllon solicited. a, s, ARS0LD a IO,l l2ss
BIOtdV2y, New York, Anlb
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SN-@N
Speaking Of reverend gentlemen leads
me to remark upon the apparent state oil
religion In this country. There Is some.
thing about the air or the mountains or
something else that works changs in the
Nntward forms and general Manifestations
Of piety In this far western region. For ID.
stance, Sunday In Colorado and Sunday N
The Panhandle OF West Virginia is u dii.
f9ient sort 1idAy altogether. Not that the
people are worse 10 their morals, 90
lar as l can discern, but that Tor some
cause the iotms aud restraints that oh
tain 10 the east do not obtain here. Re.
spectacle people ibh and BhoOt here on
Sunday. They carry on mining operations
on Sunday. 10 the towns you can buy
anything you want on Sunday. 10 Lead.
vile one.Lhifd 10 one half oil the business
houseB are open on thSt day. The rail
roads advertise fishing excursions. The
I te clubs meet for ta,ges ptSCtiCe. The
Bsv. Nj. Uzzel, the Methodist minister Of
Leadyill IL y prominent member oil tie
shooting club there, although he does mot
shoot on Sunday that | SNOW oil. But he
does shoot on Wednesday, and shoots
well, as can personally bear witness
The boys likv him and recently petiliOhed
the Bishop 10 have him retained Al Lead.
Vile. He ought to be retained, Tor 1 teally
believe from all l saw and heard that
while he is hall islluw with the bows
(awyete, doctors, merchants, miners All
o!hets) heis a good influence among them
sharp men VI the Wotld know A pehnihs
member Of the cloth, and like to realize
tnat ? is one Of them In bis %pehChants iof
II all the sports Of Leadyille Wa,a "A
hAtmless as shooting there would moi he
much 10 fematk upon, Az a faiihini
Chtonicler oil things as they exist [ an
compelled TO say that gambling IA one nj
the conspicuous features Of LsadviIle l,is
Saloons with tafo table attachments mtsi
him al every turn, They run seven daSs
Ia the week, and apparently do 4 tbtiviIs
business. You will see 0 plaCatd hung az
the walls reading like this: - doilSta
ID cash will be distributed here at keno Al
s 2. n. suBday." / said to q friend: IA
this sort Of thing llGeneed hefe2" "WeIl,
no,o said he, Except by the Indifference
oil public opinion People out here don't
care much what other people do provided
they don't steal. The most they demand
lie q square game.
Il will say for LeAdvilie that IL is "a
orderly a city Of lie siGs "a | ever wAa ia.
i did not see half q dozen drunken men
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FITS1 ImpTsASIOBs IN hsVaFd 70 colorado.
Abe hInts, tie RAllEpsds aHd the Fs0-
pIe-PsISOEAl AOIeS-LIfe In LeAdVilie'
An OId bSInIII7 IIOm bHThtsVtIlF, ohio.
A Brooke CV0nIy Landscape repro
dused IN the Rocky Mountains.
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BUHcH-On sunlRt, August u, 1881, at 1 O'Clock,
JoI'P BUNCH, aSsd 80 years aud mUhth'.
The iuusr Il will take place IRON his late residence,
No. lAl6 Woods street, oa TuO,dsy morning at 10
o'clock.
wOLFF-tt oakland, Nd, On Sunday morning,
AugV I II, 1881, at l ociUck, hAtGARETTA' -, WlfeOt
D. u .oi,t, o. 81 Louu, Mo, aud dau, liter Of tue
late N. q Good
The funeral will take place from the residences Of
her mother, No. % Twelfth street. Tuesday afternoon
at s O'cUct. FrI"udS Of thu family are invited to
al 'eui.
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RYAN'S RASCALITY.
]. Volney Took His Darling Sis
ter" In for Two Hundred
and Eighty Dollars.

Fridays RAzoo stated that the woman
whom j. EOluey Ryan had with him in
Sedslia. who was introduced to several of
the cite Of the city as his darling sister, -
was now an inmate Of Kittie Lees msison
de joie in Kansas City. The information
WA CLEANED froln . well-knowu Sedalian
Who knew her while here, and Yesterday
further facts were brought I" light which
corruborate the gentleman's statement in
every particular.
. myth. Ryan 6rst met the woman in
81. Louis bagnio. He became smitten and
depicted to her in glowing terms how he
would provide for her in case she would
consent to accompany him, passing herself
Of as his sister. while he transacted his in
surance business. She surmised. she said,
that she had hit ''soit snap" and agreed
to the arrangement, and their first stopping
place was Sedalis. Here she played the
part Ryan had laid out for her, and placed
every confidence in her brother-lover.
One day Ryan informed her that he was
little short III funds and asked her for q
small loan until he should receive q re-
mitiance from his company. She trusted
him implicitly and $3.50 was turned over
TO his keeping. They left Sedalia together
ard the woman thinks Ryan would have
paid her every dollar had he not gotten
into trouble.
She said she did not entertain the least
malice toward him. and would be only too
glad to see him out of his difficulty. She
further remarked that he was up to snuff
and unless the Louisiana authorities kept
pretty close watch ON him they would 20
through the same experience that Sheriff
Conner did.
All of which Is probably true.
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CARNES' CHEROKEE.
How q Sedalio Policeman Became
Purchasing Agent for q
DuskY Maiden.

Officer Carnes saws he had a remarkable
experience Ut the depot Yesterday MORN
ing. Among the passengers from st. Louis
was . Cherokee maiden, eighteen years
old, probably two-thirds white, en- route
from near Chattanooga, Tenn, to Musko-
gee. T.
After leaving the coach here she made
the discovery that she had lost her Smell
ing bottle and il seemed to break her all
up. She approached Carnes and informed
him Of her loss and said unless she had
some ammonia and camphor she would
sneeze her head Of. Carnes said he didn't
care to zee her do that, and II she would
produce the mosey he would procure the
articles desired. Sic gladly did 50. and
Mont Was soon on the ground with an
other smelling bottle, which he handed
her aud was about to walk Of when she
said:
II want shawl, anu unless get it, I'll
surely freeze to DEATH"
Again Carnes volunteered to get the DE-
sired article. providing the wealth was
forthcoming. She went down in her stock
ing aud produced $40 note, and 8 of it
was expended in purchasing . handsome
shawl. This. too, WAS placed in her keep
ing. and the officer was about to walk Of
ON his car when she called him back and
said:
'Say, my corset is all busted, and !
guess you had better 60 down and get me
. new one. Oh, Yea. and while you are 1t
II, get me q pair Of striped stockings that
come way up on the legs" and a. she said
the words she started to show how far she
desired them to reach, when the modest
"peeler" bsde her good day and FASTENED
from the spot, thoroughly Disguised
man.
Carnes has been married several years,
but in al that time he has never pur-
Oha-ed either stockings or corsets, and he
SAYS he will be blanked ii he commences
at this stage in life.
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would prove even more exciting than that
of the 10th inst.
Those who doubt that the coming race
is to be
DECIDED ON IFS MERITS
should have been present when Miss Still
Was Intercepted upon the subject.
"iou can just say for me-" she said,
that it is square race, and, II it lies in
nv power. l will win"
She was then asked ii she expected to
make ~ g0Od time - ai Bismarck Grove,
u which she replied:
IL am going IL give Miss Nellie lively
race. she'll have TO make her horses Ay
II she wins this time" and ii she wasn't
in earnest she certainly
DECEIVED HER LOOKS.
She says she has not ridden mile since
the contest 1t Bismarck. but she feels in
trst-class condition, with the exception of
slight cold.
Miss Still IL also hurdle rider, and II
. suitable horse can be procured. it is po~-
sible she may give an exhibition of her
skill in this direction before her departure
ior home.
About FIVE o'clock last evening Mise.
Archer and Still were driven through the
streets in = carriage, accompanied By Miss
Mollie Douglass.
THE SEDALIA BAND
preceded them. and the streets were lined
with hundreds ts view the two greatest
amateur equestriennes this country has
vet produced. Miss Still also visited the
park. and is loud in the praise oi the man.
ner in which things are arranged Tor the
coming races, and il can be relied ON that
she will DO her utmost to win.
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Robbed Of COS.

Thos. II. Farris Is farmer Who resides
near Lamonte. Friday he came to town
with his team, and before he had been
here two hours he was helplessly drunk.
Before leaving home a neighbor named
John Howe gave him check on the First
National bank for SOS, asking him to have
il cashed. Farris did As requested, and,
while drinking, exhibited the money to q
crowd Of lOafers, who escorted him to East
Sedalia, where, about four o'clock in the
afternoon, he was arrested and hauled
down to the calaboose. He was searched.
but only q few dollars were found. and on
being liberated yesterday morning and
sising up his pile he made the discovery
that he had been touched for the sos. He
has no idea who it was that secured the
money, but il confident he lost it while
With the gang in Eas; Sedaiia.
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Miss Laura Johns, an estimable young
lady, daughter Of s. p. Johns, residing ON
Third street between Washington and La
fayette avenues, died Of heart disease. ut
three o'clock yesterday. The young girl
was only seventeen years old. She was up
and about the house all day up to the
time of her sudden death, which occurred
without warning or Premonision. She had
been sick for some time and had been al.
tended By DR.. Ed. Evans. and was thought
to be greatly improved. Her father 10 in
ST. Louis. having lett home under the I'M
preston that his daughter was much bet
ter. Her uncle, living some miles out in
the country, had just left the house short
time before the unfortunate young lady
fell dead. Mr.. Abraham Never, who is =
neighbor, immediately dispatched mes
senger on horseback to notify him cf the
deplorable occurrence. Mr.. Johns wa.
also telegrsphcd for at St. Louis.
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We have . speedy and positive cure
for catarrh, dipthcria, canker mouth and
headache, in Shilch'S Catarrh Remedy. A
nasal injector free with each bottle. Use
it ii you desire health and sweet breath.
Price 80 cents. Sold BY vour druggist.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The Grand Lodge Of the State to
Meet in 6edalia on the 18th
of October.

Here u another chanee Tor the people o
Sedalia to show to the state Of Missouri
that they are 4 hOspitable, generous and
wide awake community, and deserve to
have the capital located in our city. En-
terprisiny and successful business men let
no opportunity go BY unimproved where
they can enlarge their business aud in
crease their wealth; so this city should
not fail to embrace every opportunity for
increasing the list Of her friends and en-
larging on her reputation Tor generosity.
liberality and thrift.
On Tuesday, October 18th, 1881, the
grand lodge Knights OF Pvthias, OF Mis-
souri,, will convene in Sedslia. and there
will be representative men from nearly
every county in the state present on that
occasion as members OF this grand body.
Besides. there will be = great many visit
Ors in attendance. some Of our neighbOring
towns having already chartered cars for
the Occasion, to bring in the crowds. There
will also be present number Of uniformed
divisions and eminent commanders from
this and other states I" participate in the
prize drill to be given at Sicher's park.
The uniformed divisions Of tho knights OF
Pythias are the most handsomely uniform
ed bodies in this country, and are among
the best drilled men. We are warranted
in saving that the prizes aud other induce
ments offered BY the members OF the order
in this city are such that the very best dis
ciplined bodies ii the order in the state
will be attracted to Sedalis ON this Occz-
sion, and that the prize drill ut Sicher's
park will Be worthy OF the attention and
elicit the applause Of every one who de-
lights to look upon perfect evolutions Of
we'll drilled and beautifully uniformed
bodies. Ample preparations have been
made for . public reception at the park
and the Knights have gone 70 . large ex-
pense to properly receive and entertain
our guests at this convocat;ol. They are
also anxious to suitably decorate
the town and the public halls
to Be used on the occasion.
and to make such displays rs will Be q
credit to our town and Ito enterprisiug
citiseus, and make An Impression on every
that will carry the good name Of
our people into every town and county
that shall Be represented st the celebrs-
ton. This il . work in which every one
who loves this city, Who 10 proud Of her
pest aud ambitious and hopeful Of her iu-
ture, should take IN interest and render
material aid. The BA1oo hes always
been on the side Of prugress and enter
prise, aud nov We say to the Knights Of
Pythias Of Sedalis and Missouri, here's
our hand and our press to encourage you,
and We call on every man ,and woman
in esdalia to lend helping hand to the
knights on this occasion.
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For Sale.

4 complete country printing office for
sale cheap. 1t consists of Washingtou
hand press. Gordon jobber, type. eases.
stands, imposing stones, sticks and type in
abundance. Address
j. WEST GOODWIN,
2-21dtf Sedalia, No..
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The Race at Kansas City.
special - Sunday Morning Bazoo.

KANSAS City, Sept. 49, q. m.
The second race at the Kansas City fair
grounds to-day between Miss Cook and
Miss Williams, Was won by the latter in
thirty-twO minutes and six seconds.
About fifteen thousand people witnessed
the race. Miss Williams won BY half a
mile. Considerable interest was mani.
tested BY the crowd in attendance.