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The Oneida County StaIwarts.

The Herald SAYS: In Oneida county. \
L.. Cleyeland's friends are sanguue, and
for obvious reasons. Garfield's msioritv
was but l,aiG. This, i'm Republican
county with the Half Breeds and StaIwarls
hand in hand a. they fought in 1880 under
Grant and C0nkling. was a small majority.
Now the stalwartS OF Oneida 10 a man are
either openly working for Cleveland or so
busi'y engaged elsewhere that they can
not hEd tine TO say word for Blaine Ellis
II. Roberts Is for Blaine, Of course. and 30 is
ex-senator Lowery and most Of the other
Hali.Breeds. But Judge Bacon. who before
this campaign trained with Lowery and
Roberts in their warfare upon Conkling,
when asked at Blaine meeting. after the
latter's nomination. 10 make an address.
boldly announced from his place IN the hall
that he could not conscientiously endorse
Blaine. He had served in Congress.
ana, therefore. was familiar with
The Maine mans record. Judge Ba.
cons unexpected revolt was astounding
TO Roberts a Co., bat the Judge could rot
be bullled out OF disposition. Lewis Law
renee, Conkling's bosom friend, Is at the
head 81 band OF the Oneida chieitain's
friends who openly declare their prefer
epce for Cleveland. The Dauy Press.
always OF stalwart affiliations, has fou yht
Blaine from the outset. As there Is no dis.
ltctlon among the Democrats, solid
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the Democratic majority. and the progress
Of their work will be watched with mush
Interest. Dudley bad the advantage %
knowing what votes were ptrch1saoie iour
wears ago, but Il IL not possible that any
large number Of that class OF voters nave
remained four years In the places where
they were bought.
II is very notable fact that the sia'e
ticket IL but little heard OF 10 the politlch
discussions. This Is partially due 70 inc
very absorbing interest which the Demo
Gratis take In Governor Hendricks ana pir'
italy 10 the fact that the Republicans, hay
ing a vastly inferior gube-natoriii candi'
date, can find little advantage In attempting
to create a diversion in that direction. Es'
Governor Isaac l.. GRAY Is man OF eNcep-
tionalIy clear record, Of very winning ad,
dress, and Of tine ability as an orator anu
II is The opinion Of MANY Republicans that
even though Blaine should carry the state
GRAY will be elected. His opponent, Mr.
Calkins. will certainly not poll the fnll par
~ strength.
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gals TIC Republicans Is that the percentage
IL daily increasing. A number OF promi-
nsnt businessmen like John II. Ocktrsha,l-
sen, the New York sugar-retiner; Nelson
Il. Mead. and J. w. Atwaier. formerly
bard.wor king Republicans, are now doing
excellent work tor the Independents.
There Il also large silent vote IN the town.
The voters say nothing. but II Is well
known that the great political traveller
cannot have their sufliages.
IN THE TOWNS.
In Daricn there are % independents anu
10 doubtful Republicans, Butler ana
st. .john men. The town has l9J Demo
Gratis 10 I54 Republicans. prominent
independent Is almost daily securing the
names OF some Republican who repndiates
Blaine. Fairfield has 70 Independent
voters who will vote for Cleveland, AM
the town can boast that there IL not
n single man who will vote for Butler.
In Norwalk there are over 100 lndepcnd.
DENT Repubicans. and among them some
OF The most substantial. prominent, and In
GuentiaI citizens OF the town. Coming up
10 bridgeport the independent movement
Is daily increasing. Alderman Isaac liol-
den. hitherto a prominent Republican, and
Lawyer Gould arc working encrgctically
for The Independents. AT stamford there
is large Independent movement, but
there are few, II any, Butler votes.
In Waterbury the Republicans are on
the anxious seat, and do not know which
way TO turn or what 10 do. The Water.
bury American. which has high standing
and extensive eircul1iiOn. and which was
formerly Of great aid and comfort 10 the
Republicans, pours hot shot icto the camp
Of Blaine.
MANUFACTURERS BULLYING.
The manufacturers are making desperItc
efforts to frlghten and bully their employees
into voting the Republican ticket. The
woIkmcn are well-intOrmcd, however. and
cannot be frightened. The manufacturers
have i'm several instances reduced the rum
ming time in the mills. and threaten TO close
entirely IL Cleveland should be elected.
These arguments are used more eN-
tcnsivcly than ever before. But the
letter OF MIR. Gordon w. Burnhlm,
Published q few DAYS ago. Will have
o great influence on all intelligent voters,
for he owns a larger interest ia waterbury
manufactures than any other man in the
city. and his judgment is regarded with
more confidence than that OF any other
manufacturer. That he, a lifelong ReDub-
hcan, should come out for Cleveland il
sumner on his brother manufacturers
and the hard-pressed Republican leaders.
Lately they are having their hands full try
ing TO explain why the recent strikes have
occurred all over the country.
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!. THOMPSON Erowy & Co.. Auc'ioncer'.
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NEGOTIATED PoISnN

some eight years ago became the victim of A
fearful BlcOd-Poison, communicated by A nurse
10 my infant, and thence through the breast. aud
suffered FOR six long years. The Mercury aud Pot
ash treatment seemed TO drive the poison further
into my system, only 20 break out Ia worse form
0n other portions Of my body. Three months ago
began taking swift's specific, and II has cured
me sound and well. II is the creates, blessing
which has come to mankind In years.
MRS. I. W. LEE,
oc 2f-lw GreenVille. Ala, September A, 1854
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RAILROAD LINES.

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five minutes Richmond & NORFOLK.
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Louisville, and Cincinnati Mail ~
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
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lI,35 A. NJ From Norfolk, Old Point. and New
ports News except sunday.
4:25P. VI. From Louisville. Cincinnfi' ana an
local points. except Sunday.
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old Point and Newp0rts New, dairy
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Fast express. daily. ,
sunday Excursion 10 Newports News ana 'ii
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Richmond 6.l5 =. VI. returning.
Depot: seventeenth and Broad streets.
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COMING OUT FOR CLEVELAND.
Tho Albany "Cathoiic TELEGRAPH" Defines
It's Position saunreiy.


It's Position SaunTeiy.
An Albany IN. " special saws: The
Catholic Isleqrdph, the only publication OF
rs character bet yeen New York and Buf-
soIo. has deserted Blaine and come. out
fairly aud sauarely for Cleveland. It's pre-
vio,is course was pursued because OF mis-
ann, bension of the circumstances connect
nc the Governors name with the freedom
of.yorship bill ard with the Catholic pro-
tcctory item which he vetoed. An inves-
tigatton Of them by n committee OF
laymen and clergymen removes the feeling
Of dissatisfaction with Governor Cleveland.
and bv direction Of VicarGencral Ludden
the policy Of the Telegraph was completely
changed. In recognition OF the event a
eerenade was given 10 the Rev. Father
hidden bv the Cleveland and Hendricks
ORGANIZATION of this city. Blainc'S friends
depended so completely unon this news
uaner 10 aid them i'm what they characterize
a. =. barter OF the Catholic vote OF Albany
county and its vicinity that they are
prievously disappointed. The Ioiegrdph
saws cditOrialy:
We believe that Mr.. Cleveland is an ex-
cellcnt Chief Executive; that he has been
industrious. painstaking, and conscientious
i'm the discharge OF the duties oi ms high
Office. and since he became resident oi
the Executive Mansion his bearing and
character demanded recognition from
all. lie became Governor OF the State OF
New York two years ago by majority
of 100000 Of IFS citizens, and to-day
he stands forth as "A candidate for the
presidency OF the republic as the repre-
sentative Of party which has always been
jhsty regarded as the friend OF the foreign.
born and stranger who sought freedom and
country on this side that were denied him
At home. There is no reason why ne
should not be supported by every ireemIn
from end 10 end Of the Union who believes
in the political doctrine OF Tilden, hef'
nan, Kelly, a Bayard. and Thurman.
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n,moerotie vote NAV he looked for, with
s.,a..~t.uts added

Democratic vote NAV he 'ooseo io'' Win
The Independents added. ,,
Blalne's friends took Bniier w nan. "heh
he was in Utica Inst week anu n''ae nun
meeting and vigorously applanded this
nro,essionaI Iaboring.man. Congressman
ppo,,,,,s who has been renominated. has
nr,,sd support and IL reasonably sure Of
election. He has the active support OF ex-
MAYOR .Jobn Buckley, who is an ardent adj
m;,er ~ John Kelly. II Buckley's support
Is Given spriggs il follows that Cleveland
ms, derive large benefits from 1t, rs
Snr,ces,s friends could not be induced 10
,lade OF, II Is predicted that Oneida will
go from go 70 800 for Cleveland.
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CONNECTICUT INDEPENDENTS.
Ans-Biains Republicans IN the Towns
Manafaciufern, IseIes. RuIIxinx

Anr-biatne hepubiisans IN the Towns ,-
msnafsesufers' UseIess Bullying.
A New Haven special says: The Demo
cratic managers are highly elatcd, and the
Republican head centres are correspond
ingIy depressed NJ the condition OF affairs
along the New York, New Haven, and
Hartford, or between here and New York
city. In The fret place there il prospect
Of large Independent vote for Cleveland.
Greenwich, which j. the town nearest
The New York Stale line, has
laree number Of Independents. aud ont
Of every hundred Republican votes forty
are for cleveland. And what particularly
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AUCTION saLrs-rn,s pay.
hv j. Thompson frown q Co..
Real Estate Agent and Anrtioaecrs,
lil3 Main street
STORE. No. 1912 EAST MAIN STREET,
FORMERLY &c CUPIFD M
NEsshs, FOX 4 TAYIDR

Nv virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed by
ceo,rc w. Grctier-One % r.. Iupper an I
4 81 Anderson, trustees, dated July 4, 1882. ID
n Ii6 q. page 20a. aud the Other 10 l.. r.. brown
and n. q. DugsVr, irusteea, dated August 10.
1870 ID. u. MS v. page 207 both of rcror In
he Office OF tic Chancery Court city NJ Rich
,nond-to secure the payment 81 CERTAIN notes
,berein mentioned. and dcfanlt htving been mad.
In payment thereof, and having partially cxeculsd
he trilss IN said deeds, and not realizing sufcirnt
,n.usy to pay 81 and discharge In full the siii
NOTES, and heinz requisite by the henehctaries Z
sd ec,ls ~ further exccu1c tho trusts ~ sflI
deeds 10 the payment OF aud discharge IN fuli oi
hsIanec due on said notes. We. the un1erslgnei
trustees. win proceed to sell on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %, 1884,
n, 7 o'clock, the above STOHF. No. 1912 east
Main u, Get, and described IA said deeds "a toi-
lows. Az That lot Of land with al the improve
nenls thereon. un tho north side OF Main street
IrtWeen Fifteenth aud ~eyeutc nth streets. 'front.'
ING % feet thereon. and running back between
nar,IIcl fines 1911 feet q an alley
TEENS: Cash a. Ia expense 0f saleand 'icht
10 rav OF aud discharge in full the hallnc@nhe on
ssid notes. and the remainder on such brhl7 -
may be Announced ~ sale by the grintJr or W hl'
abssIee, ~ the Trustees in said deeds.
l.. T.. BROWN.
d. T.. DUGGER,
Trustees;
r. TUPPER.
j. ". ASDERS an,
Trustees.
!. THOMPSON Browy & Co.. Auc'ioneer'.
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rr pIcHMoNp DISPATCH WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %, 1851
.UCrroS sALEs-.r ',nn'lt'.s Day w.

.uCrIOS sALEs.- .lin rts'.tDra1sss .'.>o
49, 1'rs'.'f.'',
DuIyIsTRATOhS SALE
n
- ov ALL TIE
PERSONAL Phoffhi'
or
RI Ankle DECEASED,
go. or.tnvNCE.
AT his LATE
LOCKWOOD.
,.
~ Hanover. W.T.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND rorND.

TAKEN UP ON MY PLACE, THREE
J. SHEEP. The owner viii come forward. prove
property, pay charges. and take them away.
T.. ID. SCHUMACHER.
oc 29-2tf Baccn's- Quartcr Branch.
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OLD DONISION STEAMSHIP - .fS
~ COMPANY. -zssss-sS,es
FOR NEW YORK.
EOR NEW YOGK.-The Old .,>.s-%e
L Dominion Sreamehip ComDap,.. e,.l.L,t...-,e'

EOR NEW IOGk.-The Old - Es.
L Dominion steamship Company, Ss4-sss.s
proposed sIlhn&s for tile week blowing are
MfANohE, Captin UCt rIERs, FRIDAY.
October 81 81. al O'Clock l.. NJ
EOANOkE, Captain COrsu. SUNDAY. No.
Neuhcr 2d. az O'Clock u. NJ
OLD DOMINION. Captain SNITH, TT E~DAY,
November ith, AZ O'Clock T.. VI.
Freight received untu I O'Clock l.. NJ. Fri
day, o'clock T. VI. Saturday, and To / O'Clock 4.
NJ. Tuesday
Through bills Of ladng signed. and goods for
Warded WIZ dispatch 90 an points north. ,Juth,
east and west; Also To- foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpasscd.
cabin fare TO New York Oiaciudmg meals and
BERTH, $40; ronnd-lrp tickets. as Steeragr
wifk subsistence. ~; without subsistence. 90
Passenger leaving Richmond by the the,a-
p,ahc ana ONO railway AZ 500 4. VI. fril New
ports News and the Richmond and petrr.hlrr
railroad 90 ITO a. VI. ON MONDAYS, TtF>-
DAYS. WEiNtSD tN~, aud sATt' RDNN VIII
make connection at NORFOLK with steaucr
having those days.
FOR freight OF passage apply To
GEORGE W. ALLtN & co. Agents
&C ~ tOmpany's Wharf. EoeErtfS.
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BY sampson & Adams'n'
Real Estate Agent and Aactioneer''
SIS Hull street. Manchester Va
rcTIOE SALE OF FARMING
n STOCK IMPLEMEATS. FED; &c; ~
TIIF BROAD-ROCk RACE.TkA1 Nj.
TWO MILES FROA MANttto h"' ~ N'"'
rIRFIFID COUNTY. NA.-On
THURSDAY. OCToBEE so Is-i'
,vo VIII soll NJ psblic auction. on the prem,>s,,
comrenclng at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, ihe I"iio"ihE
PROPERTY, to-wli: ,.-Y,u,v
% IONS OF CLOVER and MINED NAY ct.,
STRAW ana CHAFF from 700 bl'h'ts o. H, ~.
3 TWO-HORsE WAGONS l CARTE sFhiN"
WAGONS. -, p,.prp l., ~
CULTIVhTORS. pt ovvs q
MID1II M YOUNG MULE, three-year-old
Swish HORSE (quict aud suited for lahy 20
drive. PHRETON and HARNbSS, -
SiIUATG, 2 brood SOMs, and other articit'
TOO numerous to mention. -. -,
TFRNs: cash for all sums under sou I3rr Az
suirs over that amount six mouths time wiz p,
gwen. purchaser giving his note win interest an"
satisfactory endOr-ers. ,..,,,- ..,,..,.o,.
90 Oo.ot
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MILK.

NOTICE.-As INTEND STARTING
~ MILK-WAGON from Monlrose farm about
the first ol Move mher. ans wishing he served
with GOOD hiLA wouli oblige by sending their
address 10 Richmond po.t-oficc, andI wll call on
Them. THOMAS II. FARRAND.
oc .2-eOd4t
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rrRUsTEE'S SALE
Il or
JANlE~-RIYEB PLA&rATlON.
ABOUT goo ACRES,
NEAR NEW CANTON. BUCKINGHAM CDUN-
TI.NA.

TY.VA.
Ey virtue Of deed Of trust to me. executed 10y
The late jaime, u. tIcsicn, dstel December 20,
1871 duy recorded In tilr C0uniy Court of Buck
ingham county, and 10 The request Of the assignee
Of the bond N, rcby secured, default having been
made IA the payment OF sad bond, I shall scil A.
public auction. in front of She dwcilug-nOu-e on
Che property. az II O'Clock VI.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. lsSi.
Tie trust property conveyed TO me by the sad decd
of trust, described therein q. follows.
- Al that TRACT or LAND, called The THE
RFD.HOISt IRAt T., lyiug upon James river,
IN buckingham county, Va, about two miles from
HUNDRED ACRES, be- tie sawe more or les
bounded 10y the james river and by the lands Oi
Thomas VI. Lcitch. Joseph FuIua, anu other.
being The same lanes which the said James Il.
ticklcn purchased from the hcirs OF william
Moodson. deceased, and being all the lands (at the
date Of the aforesaid deed 81 trust held and own
cd hy the snd J. Is. FIckltn In thlt lmmeitt.
ucig hbOrhoOd, and wing together IN one body
This property |, situated about sixty miles above
Richmond, and about TWO miles from BrenO s.d-
ton, on the Richmond auI Allegheny railroad
IL embraces q large body of excellent river low
grounds. b. well umbered and wAtered. and IS i'm
proved by good dweilng-hOusc aud suitable ftrm
buildings. which ale said O. be- in good order. The
widow II The slid j. r. FicsIiu is stil residing on
die property. and VIII m doubt show " 10 pcrs
intending 10 De bidders ~ the sale. who are In
viied 10 examine the property before the day Of
sale. The property VIII hu sold subject tO th-
widow dover IN %.
TERMS or SALE: Cash enough To pay an 'hcex.
penScs OF executing tni- trust aud the balance du.
on the bond secured, amounting To the further
sum Of $1,000. with interest thereon since April
Il, SIS for The residue nf the purchase money
cretlt viii he allowed. such ~ the personal rcprr
sentative Of the said H. .. FicSl"a may Ia writing
dir, Ct, or ia ease no rUCh written direction ht
gwen, ibcm q credit OF one wear. bearing lniere-f
FROM day of sale. and secured 10y deed Of trd-t
upon ''' ''''' 'HNRRIsON ROBERTSON.
an 23-Sa& WtOcl I&tdtOcZ9 Trustee
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vANDERBILT's MILLIONS

could not buy from me what Swir's Specific has
done for me. II cured me of Scrofula In II, worst
FORM after had suffered with II fifteen long year,
and had tried all The remedic' only 10 break down
NY health and make me almost helpless.
MEs. ELIZABETH BAKER.
Acworth, Ga, July Is, 1854,
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3 / o o d.

An interc t.n- Treatise on Blood ami skin. Dis
eases VIII be mailed free TO any one who viii send
their address 10 the swift Specific Company.
Drawer 3, Ailin'a. Ca.
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ID zen OND. FREpEEtth~U ..
N AND POTOMAC EAIlEHkU.
TllIot Oh AIL.EAEL FN~T-FEfTDI
To AID FLON BAiIlNpN 3d., HrIti
PllA. NtM Abl;h. ANt t-..H
AND Nl~ffiN IIIfI~.


ID &c MON -, IEEDERi, h.II
Ia AND POTOMAC GNILtO AID
commencing Jtll IS. i->t-,..-..
time:
600 A. VI, leave, ryfI-~tre,t .fI.
~iop-ouiN ~ N.liluIJu
ford, ami trtlt.Irh- I.-..
NOM Charleston Oh ~ I-.
Hoo !. VI, lfa~,- h rl- ~iutf SD
ctut sunday p.
csc 4. NJ, ie.tYc- bYrd-~t7 ..
sleeper from N-}r.r
YORK.
llQ5 \. W., srrtN,s a. bysd--fr,tl -..'
~cercr fr-fu New .rf. t
2.SS l.. NJ. arrives 40 EYrf-~tftt. .'.'I
stops az fist!rrl. IS.
and Junction. 500.
iugfou to g. trlt-t.H
1000 4. NJ, arii,,s o., E,ol--t.,.. -..
except ~uu!t',i.
ASH AND TRAINS
DAILY EN,Err SUNDAYS
6:35 A. NJ, raves Ella, arrive, a.,
Ile \. NJ. Stups 40 i' .-..
hihy.
400 4. NJ, accommodation. leave, E0.,
station; ARRIVES al A,.l.t..
NJ.
6.02 T.. NJ, icay.s Elha; arrives l. a.
6.Dl L. VI
$50 NJ, arrives al Elba: cav. Nr
0.Si \. ".
$50 A NJ, accommodation. arrives r
Street station; leaves A'".'.
A. VI.
5:57 p. NJ, arrives az Eliza; leaves A'a'..
5:l2 PM.
GA. TAYLOR. General iich'i N-.-'
ST' ~ NkRs. General suoerln'suien-
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AyrrroS ssLEs.-faturs h"yS
TYR o. Claim 60,
Real Estate Auetlonesr-
Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or
VALUABLE FARM
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, Va.

oS MONDAY. NOV ENBgR y 1872
40 O'Clock, we will sell ut auction. o. ~
..'.o.x,bonse the VALUABLE tAku h,p"n
,v ,y, ,sEp HALL formerly the residence ~
All colin Clirke deceased. lying on N'Nr," r.iles
y, The county 81 Gloucester, sDoht ssse" "'"'
fra,n VIZ ,r,t contains about 1.I5O ACRES aad WI
h sold a. A whole or N parcels, az ~ " DC 'ie' -
~, h,ddeys hi, a. long been Known - one 81
by p, 'ns, valuable estate 10 Es.tcrn vlrgn'a,
The Improvements consist OF hNn1 80, - and
Sion. GU building kltrten ali ~, an,
stahles-all Of bIi *; a. GA l'rse ifan' w"
other buildings for employee. r. ort,in,I
Abonf 2sO acres are In TIMER 81 ol1'bt.
,roS,th: the remainder m Opcu land pFel",L ua
ali OF die cerclls ard Other rrpdnrts 81 49,
Wright = shipped Il iiur cost. th'Ie ~ y - LII
lawn of acres in Irnlt 81 ~ r.',, ysrie,ies
sor oirassnf socIsty. hetlthiness, anl ,lg ~
traction. oi game, lsh, oy,tcr-' ana pam an, -
canuot DC SURPASSED. steamers rs. b lpu. 80
po,nt. on Norg river, daily ~. BiltiInoie .a'
aa'her Iorihcrn ci'Ie>. aud = steamer rlh UT
weekly from Norfolk 20 wharf on VIZ ''''''
,yiIbtn one mite ~ thf p.iatc -,
rc.t.oGice churches, aud schools convenient
TERMS; Accommodating II. CARRfvGTON.
CommissioacFs.
wearc auiho,. lsi to ,cll privately before az it
,,e and win be- rlad Q, have pir.rs look ny ne
uroreriy and submits "a. tl,,ir 9fi.ts
cnce solicited. RID '"" Aurtionrcrs.
oc l2l519,22.96.2o.3o.sl.NolS S
By :. Thompson Brown S Coz
ReaiF.tlte Agents and Auctioned-'
Ili3 Main street.
DI-RIIC AUCTION OF \ SIORh
toT DN ,ROOK AVENUE NiNf MAX
S,tAI T. -ri. FE'r--We will soil 40 1urt."n Oh
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3lsT'
At IL O'Clock =. NJ.
H., npSypAnrE RI-SINESS PROPERTY, 10
W., ,, -. ,bnye The lot fronts 80 with d'pih
on its south, rn line Of ~ feet AMI - northern
line 80 feet. aud is located IN ncTnn",hx,I ",'
~. IL nh Iusinass and g. Oh the wDef Inc ~
TT ayenne between Marshall and Gay ,trrfi-.
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The Portland daily press., 1884-10-03

PoRTLANDs IL; LAwREScEs, 10.
The first Of the series OF three games between
these two clubs occurred yesterday, and although
little COOL the game was enjoyed by the audience
present. The Lawrences won the toss and sent the
Portands to the bat who retired after scoring one
run on errors while the Lawrences also got run
on errors. The Portlands added run in the second
and banked the Lawrence, whils in the third an
other run for the home team and two for the Law
rences left the game even. Both clubs retired
without scoring in the fourth, but in the fifth the
home team got two runs, and the Lawrence three,
giving them lead of one run. In the sixth inning,
after Thayer had got his base on balls Chatterton
hit hard to long centre, and the ball rolling under
the fence gave him home run, and added two
runs to the Portland's column. The Lawrences
succeeded in getting In errors by Thayer
and Fish, leaving the score even once more. In the
seventh inning each club got two runs, while both
were banked In the eighth. The game had now got
to be won or lost in the next inning, and Malloy,
Bresnahan; Hatch hit safely and stole second; An
MS came to bat, and his splendid line hit to left
held sent Hatch home, while he went to second on
kiiey's tumble, and wild pitch and his speedy
running le1 him SCORE No h4ore runs werc scored
by the Portlands. The Lawrences had two to lie
and three TO win. and Flynn struck out, Kiley went
to hrst on balls, Bowen struck ont, and with Kiley
on second, Bresnahau got in one of his pretty nits
sending kiley home and taking second; Bradley
came to bat but he struck bali directly In front OF
the plate, and Thayer threw him out at first. K.
was close and interesting game throughout moi
withstanding the many errors made by both teams.
The score: