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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-06


of all village church yards and city eeme-
teries and Westminster Abbeys. What a
mission! Instead of Christian consolation
for the dying, freezing sneer. Instead OF
a PRAYER. a grimace. Instead OF PauFs tri-
umphant defiance sf death, going no one
knows where; to stop, no one knows when
10 do no one knows what. To show that
ipfidelity has no resources TO provide a
substitute for anything good, ask You TO
give me list of merciful and educational
institutions established by infidelity. Not
the Christian commission or the sanitary
commission of our last war, for Christian
George A. Stewart was the President OF the
one, and Christian DR. Bellows the Presi..
the colleges built by infidelity. Not Yale,
not Harvard, not Princeton, not Cambridge
or Oxford, not any institution the diploma
of which would not be disgrace. You
point to German universities All the ed
ucational institutions Of Germany are un-
der Christian influences to-day, save one,
and that Heidelberg, ,whereIrufhan students
cut and maui and cripple and kill each
other as a matter of pride instead Of infa-
my, the duello its chief characteristic.
There stands Christianity and opposite
stands infideiity. Christianity, on her lip
q prayer, on her brow a benediction; her
hands full OF help for all the people, the
Mother Of Thousands OF Colleges,
thousandsof asylums for blind, and deaf and
dumb and disabled, mission schools for the
abandoned, hospitals for the sick, reforma-
tories for the straying and Sabbath schools
training millions of children for respecta-
bility and usefulness. But there stands
infidelity, what is she doing? What is
her mission? No prayer on her lip, nc
benediction on her brow. Both hands
clinched, what for? Fo:hght Christianity.
Where are her schools, and colleges, and
institutions of mercy2 1 throw You . fearr
of foolscap paper on which to put down
the names of such institutions. What, L
a rean of paper too much for the names,
Then throw you quire OF paper. FIJI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-06
Judge Cox
To Doubt Their yeracity.

So far as the discovery of new evidence
is concerned. the evidence to be introduced
is as to the prisoners MANNER and ap
pearance prior 10 the assassination. II
there had been no evidence introduced up
on this subject, there might be some force
in the request. but dozen or more wit
nesses testified on the trial as to his man
ner and appearance, covering the period OF
time from March until the commission o
the act. The evidence now sought to be
introduced would be merely cumulative
and would,,not affect the verdict. AS to thu
expert witness, whose admissions, after
trial, are alleged to have been differen
from his evidence given upon the trial
Judge Cox said that unsworn admissions
of this character
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-06

While the distillers are struggling at
washington for a reduction ofthe tax
~ whisky, the Kentucky Legislature Is
considering a state law taxing the same
article one cent per gallon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-06
70 Much Of n Blae State

that We are suffering noon account of
his disfayor at court withdrawing reaped
any advantage while he as in power.
Are any of the old appants hanging
on inquired "oh, spose some of
them still have papers heon fle," was
the response, but theNight as well
withdraw them for all thOod they will
do. Some time about thed of this ad
ministTation, when they w to fix up the
next convention, they n throw out a
few soPs to West virginialt they won't
do it until then. Just nethey want n
use the State for the purl of retaining
political burmers from OF States vboses
Omptaa ara fpl1 '--~SS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-06

Kill me tomorrow, il you want To. ] am
Gods man, and Ihave been from the start"
Judge Cox then proceeded to pass SEN
tence. addressing the prisoner as follows:
You have been convicted Of a crime so
terrible in its circumstances, and 50 far
reaching in its results, that 1t has drawn
upon you the horror OF the whole world,
and the eIecratiens Of your conntrymen.
The excitement produced by such an
offense made il no easy task TO secure Tor
YOU fair and impartial trial. Bot You
have had the power Of the United States
treasurysand Of the Government in your
service to protect your person from VIC.
lence. and to procure evidence from all
parts of the country. You have had as
Fair and Impartial JaFy
as ever assembled in court of justice. You
have been defended by counsel with zeal
and devotion that merits the highest encon-
iums, and certainly have done my best to
secure q fair presentation OF your defense.
Notwithstanding all this, you have been
found guilty. u would have been a com
fort TO many people IL the verdict OF the
iury had established the fact that your act
was that of an irresponsible man. II would
have left the people the satisfying oeiief
that the crime Of political assassination
was something entirely foreign TO our IN
stations and the civilization of our coun..
try, but the result has deprived them o.
that comfort The country will accept ~
as q fact that the crime can be committed,
and the court will have TO deal with II
with the highest penalty known TO the
criminal code,
10 Serve - m Example - Others.
Your career has been 30 extraordinary TIM
people might well. at times, have doubted
your sanity, but one can't bat believe tha'
. when the crime was committed you thor
oughiy understood the nature OF the crime
. and its consequence.
. Guiteau-I was acting as Gods man.
..Gs Ia. gaa lad R,9sl ssass saa con
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-06

The Catholic church at RapPersehaye,
one of the Snost ancient churches III
Switzerland, WAS burned, with the eN-
,rp,inn Of its tower, which contained
,hr archives. Many precious reiicS
ur-.-rnn,umctl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-06

The total values of the exports oil
p,rrolcum and petroleum products from
thr United States for thetwelve months
ended December3lst, 1881, is 81, ,555, lO3,
and for the same period IN lSoo' Ssh
55t45.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
VENDORS PREDICTIONS.
Severe and SiorHsS Nrlcf
''BrOil Up" for 0IId-
sulklIner.

Just as stormy and back ward weather
characterized tho Spring OF l 81 and the
nhole Northern hemisphere, SO in like
manner will the stormy aud severe Au-
tumn OF the year l So be a. extensively
experienced. Why Is it always the
case that n cold aud backward Spring is
succeeded hy q eold aud stormy Autumn?
No. not always: but you see this Spring
had = '.weather relations ship, in ny syE-
tenn or working. The general law of cons
pchFstion is acfing pretty much in the
same manner rs it did in another instance
have before me, and il has yet got o
finish it's programme. People Inuged Mt
the "lste frort aud snowfals in Southern
-ectiors'' predicted by the same theory,
but the laugh has ceased. Now, again
they smile mot lSugh this time) At the
"a ofJune frosts. Let us wait aud see.
Possibly we may havo ''broil-up" to-
wards midsummer for brief period, and
iusl before the relapse 10 cool and cold
weather. but this will hardly constitute n
warm Summer. Bear ii in mind We do
not dogmaticany assert the foregoing, but
merely oaer it as our opinion-which
most people have new had q chance OF
testing 10 some extent.
HExRY G. VExSoR.
MONTREAL, C:nada, May u, 1882.
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W G carry 40 auction
or sloddy goods.
PLAUT Bros * Co

The young men of Iiietman have form
&c q baseball club, TO be known As the H..
A. Tyler Glue Stockings. At e meeting
la,t Monday night the following officers
we're elected.
J. o. Barnes, Pres't
Howard Haxwsll, Vice pres't
A. a. Sslkirk Sec'y.
Ferd Eercnds, Treas.
Ths club is composed OF popular young
men, and we wish them success. Below
we give The players and the position they
occupy:
c. Hardy Wilson, C.
Ferd ie-cndes, Z.
Geo. Chaser, | Il.
Dabney Sheriff., , d.
Jim Stevens, 5 b.
Howard Maxwell. S. s.
Tim Walton, II. 5. 5.
Tom Wallace, l. +.
Bill Evets, G.. +.
Sam Kirkpatrick, L. F.
The club is in good trim, AID ready &c
receive challenges from amateur clubs in
our neighboring cities: They have 6
aiming name, and we think they will be
rather hard to beat. Eah fOr the Tyler
] Blue Sox.
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rhc Pnancah Dislrlct.


PADUcAH, KY, May 30.-I have read
the f1,tering calls on re 10 become q
candidate fo~ Superior Ja1se Of llis dis
trici, lately pul'iirhsd ia your paper. and
am rcrsible Of he high comp tisaent and
deerly grateful for tho kiud exprcssious
OF csis2m AMI conf isnce.
Beins at all times ready TO serve my
party in any capacity which would best
subserve its interests, l Woo 70 several
gentlemen asking expressions Of opinion
AUD advice. In The replies from this Con-
grcssionnl district, without exesption,
have bsen advised to decline the call and
make the race for Congress ihis fall.
Ia Difference 10 the Wishes of friends
in this district, must rcsnecifully dss
clins the honor 81 being 4 candidate for
Sup erior Judge a. Kiss August election.
tlESRT Il. IousroN.
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Compare our goods
and prices. We guar
rantee satisfaction.
PLAUr Bros & Co.
rae Eg,cllman:.VS"gor v.c,sr,.


The following from i.yerly s. Griffin
Enterprise, Miss, which is only one
among many similar compliment. from
! 'Srge customers of FIertweck. Ba,.zsr &
Co, shO"s how The Hickman Wagon is
appreciated IN the Southern States
We were very sorry, indeed 70 see by
The papers hat your faciory had heen
burned, end we ID hope you had xn ts,ciert
Insurance. 10 cover = GU, and that YOU viii
Soon rebuild, and ne ready fer ;fe lrll
trade, for we say thar you make ,he 5est
and h1 80 running wagoa, Of The Lest
ti'aos- and 80 sr.rsy wagon. we ever
saw; and less reclamation thaa any W.
Eon we ever handled, aad We have sold
:.3oul 100 other makes.
L. LILY S GRIFFIN.
We nrc glad to inform Mes,rs Lysrly &
Griffin, aud the public sensrally, thai Ibis
old firm Will be ia 'hc market this fan
J with as good and reliable stock as in past
years. large number Of their Old hand.
i arc now =, work ard have nevsr lost bui
a day or SO. Pre- para,ions for rebuilding
the factory proper are now in progress.
Ia 60 lays VIC 0X2sct % hear The whistle
n The temporary structure, aud probably
in tina fan The n az brick fire proof fec
tcry will he completed. with double fsrrasi
capacity and convenience.
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The s:t;Kers.

'Some - co. workmen, mostly engaged
in the coal miaes in the vicinity Of Pitts
burgh aud Western Pennsy lyania, hsTc
given formal notice to their employer.
that they will omit work unless the color'
ed lahorers engaged in the same business
With themselves shall be discharged. In
Miiwankee not long ago, several hundred
cigar packers aud makers struck, and
were out of employment for months, be.
cluse n number OF girls and women were
employed to perform a certain part of the
work. In California the pref udice is
against the heather Chinse, in Pittsburgh
il is against the colored man, and in Mil.
waukee it is against the female sex. -
CHICAGO Journal.
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Pt. Pleasant, has been longing for a
railroad for years, aud has made several
attempts with Maj Henry E Clark in the
le4l. aud now il begius to look like she
will gain the victory, but not by MAJ.
CIsrls leadership. The following FROM
the New MaIrid Chronicle leads us to be-
Ii,ve thatthc Wy Us now clear, aud pros
poets cool for boom Tor lie Point and
C.stkton:
The stock hollcrs OF the Point Pleasant
and Dunkliu county Plankroad held a
meeting at P,iui Pleasant on the y inst,
Mr.. john Martin in the chair 1t was
agreed BY the cicckholiers 10 deed all the
lands belonging % sail ri .nkrcs.' judge
T. J Johnston. of Bunklin county 30 'e
held in trust until the Mississippi II.
Frxncois railroad company should build
. railroad Ia Pt. Pleasant and that said
land should be decided BY JgGge Johnston
70 said railroad co. FaUy a. scan as the
branch roa-: 20 Pt. INaasant hs completed.
The deed a. esi.l bonds compromising a
tree, of SOM l., .C0 a,res ..as signed by
the stockholicr- 9ad ! .ivcTod Judge
Johnston and il is thou ht the work On
the road VIII be cosaa.r ICED witAiu ;hc
next thirty days.
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Abn..t 5..as : gsssger.

Judge Bigger is preeminently qualified
for the position. Gnd We are not mistake en-
whcl We shy old c. lloway is solid for Big
ger c u Gay Ne'os
He is q man strong physically as vel
as mentally, and his uuliinited experience
with questions Of law, marks him good
material Tor the Superior Court. lie has
n handsome following in this county, and
ia accounted strong nan in the race
Crifte,d n P5eyS
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a GARD.

- 70 tcs.i.'s'l z n 49,
Pleas insert in your next Issue this,
copied from the Fultorian, OF Juae The 3,
and my comment below:
We suppose we uill now have to ex'
plaia Why We Withdrew Mr.. Noni- Om-
ery's announcement and made an editorial
note to that eject. We could not .et pay
of him for ii, aud as we 10 business ell
business principles We Withdrew IL. This
l. our explanation.
If his business young MAJ Of the Full
tonian. who appears dsteTr.inea 10 mis
reprsssnt ma had stood to his contract, OF
will { ~ AID settle The board bill he owes
ne, / stand ready to ac;tie prorata Of hin
charge for my announcement. have ne
words to waste on the misguided young
man Respectfully,
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NishOp KmNamnush.

The Nashville Christian Advocate says:
a man who. when upwards Of eighty.
has the least crack in his voice, and
scarcely gray hair in his head, is q
marvel in his age of fast living and pre-
mature physical breakdown. So we
thought when the Bishop Kavanaugh' 8
voice rang out with clearness and vigor
at the opening service yesterday. A good
constitution, = good life. blue grass"
raising, with AN occasional taste Of Cali
fornia, will account for it,
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4 Problem cor RaIiroaders.

Hopkinsyiu- bew IRA
First class passenger fare in France il
only one cent per mile, aud he railways
have been paying an average dividend
of twelve per cent per annnm for mum
her of years. The passenger rates in the
United Sfntes varies from three TO ten
cents per mile, aud tho stock holders in
very great many instances get nothing.
This is a problem for some learned mathe-
malician to grabble with aud send his So
luton TO Col. GOCld aud other railroad
magnate-.
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Hon. Enersou Etharidce is reported 10
he "a ez9ec ant in lac 2cxt C9ngrss-
sional rsce IN has his oil district. The
former fsi n which he and Ms abe o.
poasnt. Hoa. j. u. C. AdkiuS, Bev the
honcr.d Representative Of The 6ihdlstr':t,
crossed their lanccs many and many \
tim. IL free iscussiop, Away il high
spirit, but vet always with the incest
rentil;iy ana ~ uuvaryiug gcod hpner.
If EthsriGgc should come out .: 4 cann'"
date fer Congress in the ninth dis'ricf,
thu canvass vii! &c lively roT bd""r'
Ysi, E.hcri1.s can make "Eo.as howl,
bat Tennessee don't need the old school
politician any more. BrinS your i've.
progressive young men to the froat, 'iNs
Col. Rice Pierce, and our material pros
perity will bound forward. We want
progress and prosperity, and not old polii-
ical saws.
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MARX ETs.

WHEAT.-Thc St. Louis and Chica
20 markets have ruled 6rm and higher
tbs past week owing 20 the sreculsti We
demand. New wheat selling at the form
erplscs at 81 ri per bushel. The price
here will rule from 81 90 TO 81 10 per
bushei. He would advise our farmers 10
place their wh-1t upon the market a,
early as possible.
CORN in demand at previous prices
bat very little, in this section.
WOOL is little frmer az sc 10 $50
for prime choice tub washed; 20c'to 20 for
unwashsd medium; l5c to Zoe fer bury
and tagged
HIDES, sheep rel,s and feathers in
good demand
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Not sost after Az.


People who think that Joe ckburn
is going TO have a real soft thing Of il in
his race for re election 10 Congress from
the Seventh Dis.r.ct arc wollully mista.
ken. Hon. W. C. Owens, Of Scott county,
who is an announced candidate, is not
only no slouch, but he is a man Of ability,
OF wonderful organizing faculties, and has
a power over the masses which few men
possess.
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PLEASANT GROVE LoDcr. No. 81,
May 6, 1852.
Whereas. The Good Lord has seen 1T 10
remove from our midst, brcihes lessee I.
Glover.
lie i; reaolseG, That in the death OF
brother Glover we have lost . Beloved
broilss; and lis wife = devoted compln
isns; his children an indulSent faihsr.
Furthermore be IL resolved, That cory
Of this be sent 10 the Union City Anchor,
Hick nAE Courier, and Troy Banner.
J.. A. Clark
Geo Cross
ID. l.. Parks
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Cap,. etore .nr e.omzreas.

Capt. Stone addressed the people OF Ly-
on on Monday of last week, announcing
himself n candidate for Congress Capt.
Stone is known to the people of Caldwell
andi adjoining counties, in fact, 10 the
people of the Firat District. as n man of
sterling character. of good ability, and
many strong and admirable personal
qualities. He has served the people of
Lyon and Caldwell in the Legislature,
was Speaker of the House during he ses-
sion o. s.. ) 6, AND acquitted himsslf with
credit 10 himself aud satisfaction 10 his
people He is, in every sense Of the word,
n representative man. lie is of tho pso-
pie and for the people. lie is thoroughly
identified with every interest.
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President Arthur has recsiVei II postal
card with The following threat President
Arthur If you do not recall the Minister
frofn England and ask for the uncOndS
tional surrender of all Americans in En-
glish dungeons yoU shall be shot and kill
ed" There was also written across the
above, This is no idle boast. We mssP
business. GU are no American"
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Allow 20 succeed lo Business.

son lTrt, "eecul.l
a. T. Stewart, lie merchant prince.
made millions hy j'disioas advertising
ana business talsnt. Ills successor. Judge
Hilton, ran the business on the III Q that
"ovcrV BODY knew ;hc house, and AS q
conse aence the entire business is TO be
closed out The cod fosy" way of bust
ness is played out. he business man
who 2isregarts pri2 ers ink 10 left behind
in The race tor fortune.
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re- union Of ex Confederate soldiers
vii take place at Dyershurg on October
i0th. Hon. Jefferson Davis, Gen. d. r.
Cheathan, w 3. Bate, Abe Buiord, Alex
v. Campbell, Joe Shelby, Jud e ]. }.
Freeman, Capt. r. FliPpen, Peter fnr'
ney aud numbers of others have ocen ihf
yiied 0 take part in the re unioa.
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SiEce the attempt'was made 10 blow up
Mr. Vanderbilt by an Internal mschIue,
many people have been afraid to be in
his company, aud IL leaks out that sever
al Of the passengers who had siate-rooms
in the vessel on which he sailed for Eu-
rope refused to go when they found he
was to be apa-senger.
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Vile at work on his farm last week
Mr.. ". Ford, OF this place, fonnd an
En- fish COPPER coin or medal bearing me is
image OF t1eorge II aud dated 1850 -
HIS nc mark to designate lis value, ana Is
therefore thought by some 70 p" i med'.'
fl is ahou. Que inch iii liane;'f, and j.
considerably defa ed BY exposure for
great lencth o. time.
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DR.. 3. 3, BLINcoE.

Having permanently located in tho city
OF Hickman, | would respectfully solicit q
share of practice of the citizens Of Hick-
man and surrounding country. Having
been a regular, practicius physician for
81 years, helive can give eutire salts
faction to all who would pleass 10 give
me a call.
BIB. DLINCOE.
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DOCS away with the drudgery OF wash
iey, aud will make your linens BEAUTI-
FULLY WHITE. Saves half The labor
os washing, is pleasant for che hands and
will not mime The finest fabric. IT SOF-
TENS THE HARDEST WATER INSTANT
LY, aud in fact is The finest article known
for washing cio'bing, dishes, glassware,
mill: paus and dairy utensils. For house
cleaning, washing windows, paint, oil
clio. h, or removing status from carpets or
clothing it has no equal. Makes excellent
soft soap in minutes at a cost of less
Than ONE HALF CENT PER POUND.
Full directions for use on every pack
age.
SOLD ONLY Ply
II. BUCHANAN.
DEALER
Try GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
lIElI1 n Ia II.
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The Resl Man.

lUOpkInsNlHe iHhttcil"Ii'l
Hon. J. Proctor Knott is spoken of fol-
Governor and he is the best man who has
been mention in connection with ihe
Office.
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GOLDBERG,
Tae Watch Maker

Ii you want any work done on Watch-
es, Clocks or Jevslry call At the Post Office
whore you can have II done IN hrst rate
/ style, At reasonable price. Dlfficu Ii
work solicited.
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nc supper given Dy the ladies' OF
Cue Methodist church, Thuisday night.
was a success. socially and financially.
They wilt repeat similar entertainments
during the summer until the church debt
Is paid.
Hon. ". J. Stone, OF Lyon county, ex-
Speaker of be IIoueo Of Representatives,
hos snnonnesd himself csni;dAic for
Congress in shis di.ircs. Hca. Oscar
Turner IS not yet announced but it is
known that he will Be c.ndiaae.
The officers of tho steamer Golden
Ciry, indic,ed for involuntary mansl.ush-
ter in the Memphis court, were acquitted
last Tuesday. This i'll fated steamer was
destroyed by IRE. and may lives loss
ltheie by, and tie attempt was made TO
E hold the officers crininai;y Tespensib,e
for the disaster.
4 frse for oil Gaht occurred al
1iPtonvillc, Tenn, Saturday last, in
which about afty drunken men wcro ems
gagged. The mob threatened ITO clean
ripionville OUT and the .Slor admits thai
W
unable to resist, and the citizens failc'
to assist them. III Of which ve glea,
from the Lake Couaty STR.
ENTERTAINMENT NEXT WEnNrs
pAY--Tt r'rnns aud rrisn3s Of Pros
CAllwrn sc.e.-,re p-omisels fars en-
& Ser .iamsnt st is teademy Ltiili
MEDIA sslay light, q which occlsioa th
renii;i,@ o. Sl'isesi ares siii su.niAer'
Night E-sam VII ia prosecute 4. We ar
iot aA.'ssd " 10 thu exact programme
lat .oao. rOi il ,.iil prove highly en'er
tanning.
TuIs is not off year in politics b.
any mears. Twenty states s.sct Govern
ors anl twenty iv- cleo, Legisl~,ure
which will choose U. ). Senator'S, Will
all of the states elect members Of til
House.
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J. II. AioSTc ozER


The 9. x. EUBBARD RED Srock
ings.-Ths rivalry between the home
Base Ball Clubs IS creating something Of
a sensation among the lovers Cf the ball
aud bat. Tbs two clubs are sbon' equally
matched in playing ability, the Hubbard
s~e The youngest, perhaps not so wen
drilled - lie Tylers. but slightly quicker
an more earnest. The match games will
be interes Ing. They will harmOnize in
playing select mines against outside
clubs. The lIubbard's are manned as fol-
lows
A. c. Thomas.
L. Cole.
Harvey Effiugcr.
Burnett TaliaferrO.
Rich Person
: Joe Hittihg.
Ben Ilsrtweck.
Robert Bradley.
T. Hughlette Wilson.
10 Kindred.
Rah for the Hub5ards. Their name II
the synonym OF success.