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NEURALGIA.

1t has been ascertained that the most inveterate
cases of neuralgia are cured by Fellows Syrup of
Hypophosphites. Not only is the principal disease
eradicated, but the patient is made vigorous and
strong; the stomach, the blood, the skin become
healthy and he obtains lease of enjoyable life
The only satisfactory treatment of neuralgia is
by strengthening the nervous system. A person
with strong nerves never suffers from this disease.
The virtues of Fellows Compound Syrup of Hy-
pophosphites such that other remedies are sell
dom required.
The demand for IIypophosphite and other Phos-
phorous preparations at the present day is largely
owing to the good effects and success following the
introduction of this article in the United states
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Uhm happened to
MR.J0SEPH BEACH.
Stone in the Kidney expelled after using DR.. David
kennedy's "Fayorile Remedy" about two weeks.

one of the most remarkable eases that ha, ever
been brought to the notice of the public i, that of
Mr.. j. :. Beach of stone Ridge, Ulster Co.. \. Y
Mr.. Beach had suffered since October 18TH 1874,
from the presence of Calculus or stone in the right
Kidney. No less than seven physicians were EN-
plovcd at different times, to whom Mr. Beach paid
hundreds of dollars for mcdical Treatments with
only temporary relief from his agony
BY the urgent solicitations of his friends he was
induced to try DIR. David kenncdys "Fayortc Rem
e'y"-eNperienccd marked Improvement from Tho.
first day he Logan to use the medicines ON the 18th
Of september he voided stone as large as could be
passed through the natural channel.
Mr.. Beach concludes long letter to Dr. Kennedy
by saying: ut will always AFFORD me plet-ur. to
recommend the 'Favoritr Remedy to those who
may be suffering from difficulties of the Kidneys
and Bladder, On amy disorders arising from an i'm
pure state Of the blood The "Euvoritt Remedy
sold by all druggists. Tie Doctors only address,
i Ronlout, New DIX. lyl:i6
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important,

Should the invalid have any difficulty in pro
curing the Compound Syrup in this vicinity, let him
not be put off with any other remedy, because this
article has not its equal in the diseases for which it
is recommended.
NOTE.-Be suspicious of persons who recon-
mend any other article '.just as good" The high
est class medical men in every large city, where it
10 hho"h, recommend IT, 1yr41
For sale by WIN. 0. POOR & son.
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PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY.

No. 10 State st., opposite kilbs, Boston,
Secures Patent, in the United States; also in Great
Britain, France and other foreign countries Copies
Of the claims of any Patent furnished by renting
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
No Agency IN the United Suites possesses superior
aciliteS for obaining PateHts or dSrert ii0inq the
patentability Of inrentions.
r. IL. EDDY. solicitor of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CllA~. MASON,
Commissioner NJ Patents"
Inventors cannot employ a person more trust
worthy on more capable Of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent Of
flee EDMUND 81 fRkF.,
Late Commissioner Of Patents. .
BoSToN, October 10, 1870.
II. H. EDDY, ESQ.-DeaI Sir: You procured for
me, in 1910, my first patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases. and
procured many patents reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New lork, Philadelphia and Washington. but | still
give you almost the whole of my business in your
line, and advise others to employ YOU.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER,
Boston, Jan |, 1881 -lyrl
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FOR SALE

,-uA The undersigned offers for sale
IF ~ her farm situated in East Sears
{4z5iS/ - 80 port. The farm consists of 40
5nsae ia - acres of land, cuts tons of
" - - hay. has good pa~turage and a
5.r5 Esna wood lot. The buildings
are al good, and the lot well fenced The place is
a Very desirable one and is offered at 4 bargain
MRS. ELBRIDGE BLANCHARD.
Apply 70 Capt, i. J.. PENDLEToN.
ocarsport. Feb. .. lSSl.-Gtf
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FOB $ ALI.

IN ~: !: "a; ~: !: ::: !:
-Szz@n. with uitllng expense. Enquire of
4. HAIFORD or u. LANE.
Belfast, Feb Is lSSl-1tf
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FOR SALE:

'NWO GOOD FISHING VESSELS. 1I00 otis. G.
/ pacitv. Wen found in cables and anchor
win make good lime carrie r..
AMBROSE WHITE.
Buck7port, Feb. : l~Sl.-G
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JtIIA T.. WOoDBt BY
STATE OF NIAINE-WALDo $.

WALDO -, oct. ), lSs0
sworn to .tnd subscribed before me.
FllIL0 ilEE~EN Justice Of the Peace
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10 the Hon. justices of the supreme judicial Court
NEXT 90 be holden nj Belfast, within and for the
county of Waldo, on the first Tuesday of ianu-
AIRY, Anne DUmini 1851
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SEAMEN WANTED.

S,EANIEN AND ORDINARY SEAMEN, for coast
~ ers. Apply to j. :. RANLETT,
3ltf Intelligence Office, Rockland.
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BAXTERis MANDRAKE BlrTERs will cure all bill
ious Diseases. Sold everywhere at % cts per bot
tie. Try it,
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The best remedy for strains and gals on horses
is HENRY d JoHNsoN's ARNIcA AND Oh LINZ
| MENT Good for man and beast.
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MARCH WINDS The sudden changes and high
winds which prevail in March make BIO tie OF
DOWNS ELIXIR always necessary TO have at hand
1t is sure cure for sudden colds and all lung
diseases.
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NTUU. IO"I IN ~ p. T~-O.
TNTE ~ NLAINI.-MNInI 1,


To the Hon justices Of our Supreme Judicial
court. next 60 be holden at Belfast In the conn.
y OF Waldo, on the first Tuesday OF January, l.
II. INNi ~
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Food is digestsd and assimlated by Malt Bitters
Hence increased flesh.
The water in Newburg is so bad that a CORES
pendent of the Journal says sit is almost cruel to
squirt it on decent fire
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ST. JOHN n. b., January 1868
Mr. JAMES l. FELLOWS, Nojentuct"Irpg Chemist
SIR-Fellows' Hypophosphtes being excel
lent nervous tonic, il exerts direct influence on
the nervous sy stem and through il it invlgorates
the body
1t affords me much pleasure to recommend a
remedy which is really good in eases for which it
is intended when many advertised are worse
than useless. am, sir. yours truly,
s EARI Inn
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Physicians Testimony

How to bring people over to your side-IIav
the snow and ice cleaned off your sidewalk
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An exchange says: The butchers of Baltimore
are very handsome" That is when they are dress
ed to kill
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Have Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry always at
hand 1t cures Coughs Colds. Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group Influenza, Consumptio n, and all
Throat and Lung Complaints. so cents and 81 a
bottle
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-23
From the 10th District.

Ga the Farm.-.-Farmers are through with their
wheat harvest and some have finished haying and
have begun cutting oats. The wheat as n general
thing. very fine and gotten In In excellent con-
ditian. think, taking the wheat, oats and hay
togvtLes, hsvc sbout good eroPs as have
been raised for some years. The corn In some
fields Is very fine. but in Others, where the lrst
planting dd not not stand. the prospect Is rather
poor. but rs much corn planted for canning
purposes IL may mature sufficiently. Pasture
fields are suffering very much for want Of rain,
and the early corn also needs IL badly.
Si~kRsss.-Thcrc has been q great deal 81 sick
in the mel shborhood but not Of very serious
nature. Both OF our circuit preachers are sick nj
this time. neither being able TO Gil his pulpit on
Sunday last. Al last accounts Rev. Mr.. GLENN
was somewhat better.
IA Adiyes..-on Sunday last Mr.. W. W. G.
Stewart. Of Phiiopolis. addressed the Sabbath
school at Wesley Chapel. Ills remarks were
listened 10 attentively and had u very excellent
effect.
A--idesis.-On Sunday last. at Wesley Chapel.
pair Of spirited horscs hitehcd to n buggy be-
longing to n Mr.. Chlcoat, broke loose aud started
to run but were caugh, before doing any damage.
Al the same time and place n pair % horses be-
longing to Mr.. Duncan Almony also got loose but
were caught before getting away.
Foiifics.-i never NEEDLE much with politics
but desire 20 warn the political parties that they
must be careful who they nominate for the Legis-
laturc the Temperance voters Of the 10th distrc,
will not cast their ballot for any man who Is not
In favor Of giving the people an opportunity 10
vote upon the subject Of local option. c.
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summerfieid campaigning.

Sumncrheld camp meeting wiliopen on the 18th
Of August and close the 2tih. The camp Is
located ut Windsor lIcights, on the line of the
Powhatan railway, about Tour miles from Baiti-
more. The ,i,e l. good one Ia many respects.
bat has one great drawbaek-iack of steam rail
way communication. II belongs TO the Methodist
Episcopal church, aud attracts visitors ff.m both
town aud country. The association has iost u
good friend and adviser In the death of Rev. J.
10. e. Do,h. who formerly had charge Of the re-
iigious services. Rev. George e. bacon, of the
Arlington Circuit, Of which Rev. Mr.. Doh Was
pastor In charge, will assume control % the
vices thi. year. The camp will probably be rs
tents being about one hundred. summsraeld vas
the first camp in this State 90 start the entrance
fec plan live ccntsl, and Tor the past two years u
has been found TO work well. the majority Of
those attending being better satisaed than with
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-23

The GunPowdcr water works about
completed, and there Il now 20 the credit % the
Water Board the sum ofs35 600. being the balance
Il the 81 600 AGO loan Esucd In 1874 for the per.
taanent suppIy. This amour. will be exhausted
when al the contractors arc fully paid for their
labor. II speaks we'll Tor the management of this
great WORK that IL will be completed within the
amount appropriated for the purpose.
---ArTangenents are being made by the York
road railway company Ca run their ears from iiol-
liday into fayette street aud from thence by way
Of North aud South streets to Second street, and
thence up Holiday street. making circuit ofthe
two squares. This Is done with view Ia obviat-
ing the necessity of stopping for some time In
front 81 the car Office on Holiday street. What
l. To be gained by this Is just now not apparent.
Complaints are still numerous about the
condition Of some Of the public roads In the I'd
district. A correspondent writes "our roads west
Of Randallstown, particularly the old court road
Ia Woodstock. Il in an impossible condition.
Again have the citizens of Baltimore and Horard
counties Joined together to pu, roads In con
dition 30 There miles of this road that
have not been repaired for years. What must VIC
do? l. there no TcdTess," Il certainly 10 humii-
iating TO the people of Baltimore county that
Howard eountians are obliged 20 come over and
repair our roads for US. We don't wonder the
citizens Of the "a district complain, and We think
II the business Of the County Commissioners 10
that the supervisors do their duty or bounce
them and put other men in who will. People
who pay their taxes should reap some benefits
from them. Let the Commissioners see that jus
ticc u done.
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Anar n Ronanza.

The Savannah (Georgia) Nsfes of Monday of
last week says "Cspi. G. l.. Ridgely. chief clerk
ut the Savannah, Florida aud Western railway
whaIves, who leit on the steamship SaTagosss
Saturday for Baltimore. will, upon his arrival
there, proceed 10 Washington Co look alter an
eighth interest which he has in the S3,oOp0oo re-
Gently allowed BY the government on the old
Spanish claims. In addition he has n claim 81
VI Of the land In the city Of Baltimore, which
was leased by q blood relative Of his for ninety
nine years. The lease expired three years ago.
The property has been surveyed and located In
the heart of the city. II Is stated that, under the
law. claims Of this kind are good if made within
twenty zone years after the lease has expired. The
many friends Of Capt. Ridgely will be heartily
glad TO hear Of his success In securing this boz
nanza."
The Capt. Ridgely above referred TO Is a cousin
Of the family Of the late Nathan II. Ware, Of this
place. We interviewcd Mr.. Tyson Ware on the
subject aud he says that there must be some mis-.
take about the 81, 1000, 200 matter as he knows Of
no claim Of that Mind In which Capt Ridgely has
IN interest, but he states that Mr.. Gustayus W.
Riigeiy, Of the ID district Of this county. has an
interest in the Spanish claim. Mr.. Ware also in
formed Us that Capt. Riigely l. interested in the
claim Of " acres Of land In Old Town, Baltimore.
the lease upon which expired few years ago.
The Ware family Is also interested In this latter
claim aud have hope that they will eventually re-
claim the ground.
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ST. Swithin'a QaY.

Friday, 18th instant, was 81. Swithin's Day,
known such on account Of the superstition
which was imported ~ this country from England.
connecting the state Of the weather on this anni
vcrsary with the death Of the saint named in SGe.
Il IL said that 81. Swithin. in his humility desired
90 be buried, not within the church, bu: outside in
the churchy ard where hi. grave might receive the
cavesdroppings from the roof and be trodicn by
the feet of the passcrs-by His iowiy request
complied with. and in this neglected. spot his re.
mains reposcd for a hundred years, when a GO Of
Indignation seized the clergy that the body Of so
pious n member Of their order should be allowed
90 occupy such n position. Accordingly, on q GER
tain fifteenth day Of July they all assembled 10
convey 81. Swithin's body with great pomp into
the adjoining cathedral Of Winchester. When
they were about 10 commence the ceremony a
heavy rain burst forth, AL continued without In.
tcrnission for the forty succeeding days. The
monks interpreted this tempest rs \ warning
from Heaven Of the impious nature of their at
tempt to ccntravenc the directions Of - SwitLin.
and instead Of disturbing his remains, they
erected y chapel over them, at which many as
founding miracles said To have been perform
ed. From this circumstance arose the popular
belief &c the prophets character Of the weather on
ST. Swithin's Day. which IL expressed in the fol-
lowing quatrain:
'St Swithin's bay. if thou dost rain,
For forty days II will remain,
ST. Swithin's Day, u thou be fair,
For for forty days twill rain nae nair."
II did not rain on 81. Swithins day this yssr.
but Il has rained since aud hence thetheory Is
pioied. Last year 10 rained on the 18th Of July
and are informed by gentleman who kept
note Of the weather that u rancd for forty success
sive days thereafter, Of course not constantly but
he asserts that rain fell every day, if only
Sigh, shower, for forty days.
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Bridge Contracts Awarded.

The County Commissioners ON Tuesday awarded
the following bridge contracts For building an
open wooden bridge over Little Pincy run. 9Th
district ON the road leading from Trenton To the
Dover road, to Vim. Tracey for SI3s: for building
mn open wooden bridge in the 10Th district at John
Bosicy's ford. on the road leading from Black
Horse to Hunters mill, TO John Wise for S.2?.
The Board on Wednesday awarded the contract
for building an iron bridge over the Little Gun
powder falls, on the road leading FROM Taylor.
Hartford county, to 81. james, baltimore county
10 the Wrought Iron Bridge Company. Of Canton.
Ohio, Tor Ss92.3j. The contract for the masonry
was awarded to John ". Wilhelm for S3tG.jo.
The bridge Is to be completed by October let. and
Is to be paid for jointly by Baltimore and liar
ford counties. Mr.. Jesse Pocock. Sr., of Hartford
was appointed to superintend the masonry. his
per diem 10 be fixed by the Hartford county Com
mi.sioners.
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Application for q public Road.

Application has been made TO the County CON-
missioners Ia open . public road In the Sch and
10th districts, beginning ut q point On the ED
York road. In the 10th district. 81 near . gate
on tho property sf Jacob NJ. Psares, thence
through the lands ef said pearce; thence through
the lands Of josiah shepperi thence through the
lands of Samuel 5. Carroll; thence through the
lands Of Josiah sparks thence through the lands
Of John J. Merryman aud across the 1unpewder
Falls, still ON the lands of John J. Msrryman I;
thence through the lands of Daniel Alder, crossing
the Northern Central Railway at . point known
10 corbett's Station, and continuing through the
lands Of Daniel Alder aud thence through the
lands Of George Matthews and the lands ef hi
Matthews 60 . point on the Monkton AID the
Piney llill road ut or near the gate Of HI Mat.
thews. Length Of said proposed road being about
4 miles. The examiners will meet upon the
premises on Thursday, August ilth, at 10 A. ~.
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Mr.. John n. Emory and Misses Fannie Em
Org, Fannie Ridgcly and Maggie Reese, 81 Lu-
thervilie, aud Mr.. John c. Bosey. Of the county
Ia. Once. were registered at Saratoga the early
part % this week.
Hon. J. Fred. &. Talbot aud Mr.. J. Z. Lesrani
Cole returned from pocahontas county. Va, on
Sunday morning last. They encountered very
warm weather but had excellent sport trout 6sh.
ing:
Mrs. BraekenridKe. wife of Mr.. Archibald
breckenridge, the vel. known Goyanstown florist.
has returned 10 her home after scjourn of several
months In Scotland.
Among those named as candidates for Judge in
the 9Th Judicial district this fall 10 Col. Chas. T..
Trail, OF Frederick, brother Of Mrs. John I. Vel.
lott, Of this place.
Mrs. Thomas ]. George and Miss Margie Grason,
were registered ut the Atlantic Hotel Ocean City.
on Sunday last.
Rev. Isaac p. Cook, well known In this county,
has had the honorary degree Of Doctor Of Divinity
conferred upon him by Emory College, located In
Georgia.
Mrs. Trail, Of Frederick, Nd, Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John I. Yelott, In this place. She
i accompanied by her son, Mr.. Allen Trail Of 81.
Louis.
DR.. J Piper and family started for Cape May
on Monday. They will be absent about two
weeks.
Chief Engineer Devaiin. u. s. Navy, l. visiting
bis brother. in.iaw. Capt. Thos. II. Moore, near
Brooklandville. lilo Is OF on sick leave.
Mr.. q. W. :. Hoffman Of the firm OF VIM. ~.
Hoffman Sons, weil.known paper manufaetur-
ers OF this county, 10 at Cape May.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Shoemaker, brother. In law Of Dr.
Piper. paid brief visit 20 Towsontown last week.
Mr. =. now resides In New York.
N. Charles Burke, Esq, Of this place, Is billed
10 address tournament nj Shawsviile, Hartford
county, on Wednesday next.
Mrs. DIR. George II. Cairncs, Mrs. Reside and
Miss Tarman, all Of Woodbury., registered mt
oeesn City, Nd. this week.
Mr.. George Thatcher aud wife, who spent some
time at Ady's Hotel, In this place, took their de-
partnre on Monday.
Mr.. VIM. n. Krout and wife started this morn
Ing for Cape May. They win be absent about two
weeks.
Mr.. Hnos smedIey, Of Philadelphia. was In
Towsontown this week. looking after his property
interests here.
elected q member of the Baltimore Stock Ex-
change.
Rev. Mr. Thompson. pastor Of .Govan Chapel,
Govanstown. IL OF an his Summer vacation.
WIN. y. Wharton. ESQ. has returned from Toll
chester Beach looking as fresh as n daisy.
Mr.. William Grason and family aud Mr.. 4. W.
Perrie left for Ocean City on Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Smith, Of Govanstown, l. at the
West End House, Cape May.
Hon. James A. Gary and family were registered
ut Paris. France. July 10th.
The Misses Perot, of this county, were register
ell la Paris on lith instant.
Mr.. W. Frank Mitchell and wife lcn for Ocean
City on Thursday.
Mr.. Il. Eiwin Hook left for Cape May On tho
10th.
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From Philopoiis, 9Th District.

Drought. Rain Is very much needed and corn
aud pastures arc beginning 20 feel the effects Of
the drought. On this account the prospects for n
good corn crop are not encouraging. The drought
aud worms are also doing much injury 10 tomatoes.
TsMPsraHee.--A temperance meeting was held
al Bosley's ~. 4. church on Sunday last. Rev.
Mr.. GLENN was 20 have conducted u, having had
n severe attack Of cholera-morbus on Saturday
y. Parsons led the meeting and was assisted by
Messrs. ID. Gorsuch aud Thos. C., John and Jos.
Bosiey. The attendance was large.
CamP.-Arrangements are already being made
20 attend camp meeting. The interest as In for
mer years, however, does not seem 20 exist among
the people. PmiLoroIis.
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From FORK p. O.. iith District.

Tie Prssideaf.-The general topic of eonversa-
ton. since the "a inst, has been the subject Of
the attempted assassination Of President Garfield.
All in this vicinity are loud In their denuneiation
of the crime and hope thai Guseau wii be speedily
brought 10 Justice. On Sunday, 10th inst. prayers
were offered in 81. Stephens Catholic church,
Upper Falls, that the life Of the President may be
spared. On Monday evening. 18th instant, the
Democratic club Of this place held meeting and
passed resolutions Of sympathy for the President
and his family and unanimously, earnestly and
heartily wished for his speedy recovery.
CAHrch Fa;r.-A grand fair for the benefit Of
ST. Stephens Catholic church, which commenced
Tuesday evening, 18th inst, closed last Saturday
night II was a financial success. The fair was
enlivened by wrights celebrated band of Baiti-
more.
was tho guest Of Mr.. James J. Lindsay, ut hi.
residence near Fors, for few days last week.
Norm SrAn.
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Singular Accident.

On Thursday Of last week Mr.. Levi wciderman.
while engaged In fitting up the tube for convey
ing the water from the Union Manufacturing
Company's mill race 20 tho wheel of the new
paper mill, owned by Mr.. Mcntzei, ut Union. Bal
iinore county, was severely injured by being
struck by u stone which was thrown from the
blasting rocks on the curve directly opposite that
place. on d. 4 o. II. r.. the stone striking him
the arm cutting n terrible cash. then strikin; n
piece Of timber rcbounded. striking him this time
In the forehead. Mr.. wcidcrman was Immediately
attended by MUSICIAN and Is getting along n
we'll rs could be expected.
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The Tournament Season.

The irst tournament Of the season will be held
Of Sweet Air. Thursday, July 2sth. commencing
81 y o'clock NJ. promptly. Mr.. John Lynch.
manager.
A tournament win be held near Greenw wood,
Long Green Valley. on Wednesday. August ID,
commencing at o'clock y. ". Mr.. !. A. Scarf,
manager.
The Tossss Guards will bold their annual
tournament at Groom's Dairy Grove, adjoining
Towsontown, Wednesday, August I5th. No ex-
pence will be spared 10 make this pleasant affair
and u will be under the direct management Of The
company.