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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-22
M A IL RIFD.


ORN-HUMME!.-At Mt. Crawford at
the parsonage of the Nj. E Church, on Thursday
morning, Febru ,ry 7th, 1884. by Rev. MIR Lynch,
Mr. George l.. Grouse horn, Of Glover Hill Angus
ia county, to Miss ,nnie E. Hummel.
BROWFR-COYNER-O the 18th inst near
WayneSboro Va. ME- Jnhn W Brewer to Miss
Annie b. Cuyner, both of Augusta county.
CLFMMFR-PAGE.-O On the 9th inst, near Green
vile Va, Mr.. VIM N. Clemmer TO Miss Maggie
M. Page.
GKOOMS-CRITTFNBA On the 18th inst
ntal SIdl e9, Va. MI. layid Groon,s to
Miss Della G., daughter Of Laniel c. Critten-
barger, Esq.
WILSON-RAMSFY- Near Craigsve. Augusta
county, OH he 18th inst. Mr. Harry A. Wilson
to Miss Emma, daughter OF John +. Ramsey,
Esq
LEONARD DICE At the NJ E. Church South,
Staunt"n, OH Fth'y 1t1h, SS4, by Rev. Jno. q.
Dice. assisted BY Rev. Smilhson, Mr., VIM E.
Leonard, of Ltwi>hurg, W Va to Miss Mollie G.
Dice of StaunOn Va, daughter of the officiating
minister.
GLASGOW WAUGH.-At Marshall, Fauquer
county. Va. by Rev Hoffman Waugh, assisted
by hev j. s. gardner Mr. Gen. T. GI ,Scock to
Mis- Andrea Waugh daughter of the officiating
muis er, both OF Fauquier county, Va.
SHANDS-HOOVFR.-In Washington City Feb.
18th, Everlon Stands. Esq OF Harrison bun g,
to Miss Annie Hoover, daughter OF Capt. FL. l..
Hoover. of Staunton.
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The Advantage of Advertising Farms

Mr.. John Tow herman, ex'or of Jacob
Bosser man, decd, has sold the Bosserman
farm to Mr.. John A Shannon of Ell Pas0,
Texas. Mr.. Shannon saw the farm ad-
Yertlsed in the VINDICAToR and wrote to
Mr.. Tow herman, and the contract was
closed. The farm brought So 800 at s25 an
acre. 1t will be occupied by Mr.. john
Shannon, now of Rockbridge, the father
of the purchaser.
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GALE OF .YAI;UAABLE oI REAL ESTATE IN

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Au
gus a County the UNDERSIGNED will offer at public
auction in front OF the Court House. in the City Of
Staunton, on
Saturday, the 8th day Of March, 1884,
at Il o'clock. that valuable farm upon which John
ii Fauver resides. situated in
Augusta County, about miles be- a fiNI y
low Waynesbolo, containing about IA III -
lbs acres EAaIIHHiaGM
The land is of fine quality with -
good DIV cling house and all necessary out build
ingS upon it.
Terms Cash ILL hand to pay the costs OF SUIT
and sale and for the balance of purchase money
three bonds of equal amounts payable in one, two
and three years, and bearing interest from date,
with approved personal security, will be required
ultimate security.
II. ST. GEO. TUCKER.
febS-tdS Commissioner
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A SUCCESSFUL MEDICINE.-We call at
tention to the advertisement, in another
column. of Or. D'Armstadt's Anti-Dys-
peptic drops. 1t is a medicine prepared
by responsible Viroinians and has had the
greatest success. 1t Is unquestionably a
great remedy for dyspepsia.
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Under. and by virtue, of The will OF Martin
Coyner, decd, shall proceed on
Thursday, the 18th day Of March, 1854.
upon the premises. to sell The farm upon which
Ma tin Coyner lived at he time of his DEATH
This faI m is situated about four
OF five miles lth of WaynesboTO. a y4nSJASl ="
in Augusta County. and on the east sse;IEffssszxn
side IF South River adjoining the S siii ssi9
lands of Arthur Coyner, VIM Har So zI- -
ner, and others about $50 acres in the tract The
buildings consist of Il Brick house. with rooms
and every necessary out house, such as lce-house,
Smoke-house, Sprlng-House aud Work shops,
Barn. Corn house. Wagon sheds, sc. sc. all i'll
good condition Splendid Water within ten steps
of the door, and branch Of water running within
forty wards of the house, also within fifty yards OF
the barn stock in every field on the farm can be
water from this branch. There is about 200 acres
of cleared land, the balance i'll timber. The land
is in good state of cultivation and susceptible OF
high improvement aud within two miles of a
depot. on The Shenandoah Valley Railroad; large
number of fruit tretS of about ten years. growth
All together this is very desirable farm.
Title perfectly good.
Terms OF SALE:-One fourth cash, and bal
ance in three equal annual payments, the purchaser
giving bonds wi h interest from day CT sale. With
approved personal security, and the title retained
as ultimate security. Possession given upon full
compliance with the terms OF sale.
JACOB KOINER,
febl5 At Executor.
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City ~ Offices.

Messrs. Carter berkeley & Co. with their usual
enterprise, are the first in the market with their
new stock of garden and flower seeds. Give them
call.
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OBSERVES AND SHOULD RECEIVE -Louisvle
Ky, March. -, 1884, e Warner & CO.: Sirs-
Your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has been used in
my family with good results, The remedy deserves
and should receive the highest Recommendation.
JUDGE ROBERT j. ELLIOTT.
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CHURCH NOTES. "A congregation al
meeting will be held at the Lutheran
church on Sunday morning, March I'd
to consider the expediencY of calling
minister.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Feb 49, Prices
of beef cattle ranged as follows Best s6.5 as6si;
that generally rated first quality s5.37 Ease x; me
dunn good fair quality OOas5 Is ordinary thin
Steers Oxen and Cows So 25as375. Extreme range
of prices So 25aS6.s5. Most of the sales were from
s450aS6.5O per 10 lbs. Total receipts for the
week Sl2 head total sales for the week IT'S head
There has been some little Improvement as to &C
tivity in he marker over last week, more pa. ticu-
larry for cops and the better grades of beef CATTLE
which have shown no serious change In values.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-22

Julius c. Saheffer wants to see his old friends at
the Virginia II otel Restaurant feb22-1t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-22

Court Day, remember to call in at Crawford &
Lalys tw, houses, the Bran ieblrg corner All
Virginia Hotel Bar. The old prices and the best
whisky feb22-1t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-22

Messrs. Carter Berke ley s. Co with commenda
BILE enterprise. issue monthly handsome little
paper, that is well filled with excellent reading
matter, and is beautifully Illustrated.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-22

Do not buy cheap medicine on the score CT econ
omy The best ale none too good for the sick, ant
are the cheapest Such are the Cherry Pectoral
the Sarsaparilla. and other standard remedies o
DR. j. G. syer Il Co. They are worth all they cost
and should be in every house.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-22

"BUCHUPAIBA "-Quick, complete cure. all an
noying Kidney. Bladder aud Urinary Diseases. S
druggists. junel6 "
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DIED.

HALDEM N-Near Verona, Feb 18th, Mrs. Jane
Haldeman, wife of Jacob A Haldeman in the
I5rd year of her age.
Spey tator and V. v. please copy.
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Capt. Thomas J. Crowder can be found at either
house Of the CONFERENCE.-The Virginia Bar or the
Brandeburg corner. feb22lt
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-22

CROUCH ON RATS.''-Clears out rats, m
reaches, flies, ants, bed bugs, skunks, chipmun-
gophers. l5c. Druggists. junel6 1y
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M ANTED CATTLE TO RANGE-The sub
w scribtr has a range of II 600 acres in Pc
cahontas county, " Va, on and near Greenbrer
Ri er. Can range 30 cattle at So I head for he
season. Will bring them out in Spring and leturn
them in the Fan at my own expense and be respnn-
sible for all loss BY ST. aging. Re TO Chas Graf
tan. Staunon; Jas. Jol dan, Fort Defiance; Uriah
Hevener, Green Bank, w. Va Address by letter
I. J. WILL MS,
Top OF Aleghany'' P. o.,
mar30 tt West Virginia.
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j. NJ. HENKLE ]. X BROWN. W. NJ. EAKLE.
Henkle, Brown & Eakle,
SUCCESSORS TO
HENKLE Il BROWN,
Dealers in Agricultural Implements.

Agents for the
CHAMPION LIGHT NDER. REAPER AND
MOWERS; ROLAND CHILLED PLUWS,
wi h full line of repairs of each.
We have on hand the ASON AID TEN NESS EE
WAGONS; CARTS, DDUB &c AND SINGLE
PLUWS; c. RNSHEl.LERS ND and POWER
CUTTING BOXES at all prices Several styles
of ULKY kAntS; in fact, everything in th- line
of IMPLEMENTS or REPAIRS that you may
de ite
Also, Agents for PORTABLE and TRACTION
ENGlNE>, kASHERS, and SAW MILLS
Give US a call before pul chasing Chewing that
with Iuil stock and varied selection equal
in price and quality that of any dealer on the
Market Respectfully.
HENKLE, BR >WN & EAkLE.
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL
il PROPERTY.

AS executor of Martin Miller, decd, viii on
Thursday, the 18Th day of March, 1854
sell at public SAFE at the home farm of said Miller,
about four miles west of Greenville, Augusta Coun-
ty, all of the household and kitchen furniture, ore
light arliage, one COW. and some other articles.
Terms made known ON day of sale.
At the me time and place will
offer for sale the said home f I'm, A 1SsI y
containing about eighty acres; has Es9WKSss=1kG
on it neat, comfortable dwelling VA sIf9ssAT
house. and all other necessary 9s5-zl11 1s--sIG.a
buildings for a tarm of its size. Mr.. James w.
Miller who resides on the place. will show the
property to persons wishing to see it.
1ERMS:-One third Cash. balance in two equal
payments of one and two years. Particulars as TO
terms will be set forth on day of sa e.
WIN RUSH,
Executor of Martin Miller, decd.
JOHN j LAREW, Observation-Disclosures
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The Great Combination, two Restaurants, both
daily. Open from dawn to midnight Tom Grow dei
Manager, Virginia Hotel Restaurant and the ran
debu corner One Manager one drink, one price
fel % 1t.
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febS-tdS
AIIGuSTA FAR

DRIVATE SALE OF A VALUABLE
i AUGUSTA FARM
I will sell my farm lying in Augusta county, Va :.
on the public road leading from Stanton to New
Hope. eight miles northeast of stannton and two
miu north of New Hope, containing 3l6 acres
\ bout rs acres of this land les east of the road
and lll west The portion east OF the road is blue
State iaGd the rest is sand SLATE and about one hun
dred acres in timber. pine. oak and hickory This
farm has running water in every field; Meadow
Run passes til, ough part of the farm and about
one half of The north line runs with it.
This place Is known as the Geo.
W. MoWry farm, and has on it a 4 MI y
brio house with eight rooms, large IA I.IS4s--inS
SwiZei barn and a | out buildings SSS Iis ssil,sT
eces 'ary TO well regulated farm sT1=eaaa-es1I-
two tenant houses young orchard of 50 young
tire, ts00n to be IN bearing and small old orchard
of good fruit, peaches, cherries and small fruits of
all kinds, well OF never falling water in the yard
For Wheat and grass this farm cahDut be excelIed
and corn and all XII DIS OF glain grow We'll This
year thrrSied near 15C0 bushels of wheat and
grass was fine but the drouth cut The corn short
Churches mills blacksmith shop, stores. sc, are
convenient.
II is rarely that such property is offered for sale
Any one wishing 10 purchase see the farm and
learn tel ms by calling on me on the pla or in my
absence Mr.. VIM. A. hudson, If stanton, Will
take pleasure III showing the property with The as
sistance OF my soR, j y Driver. Communica-
lions To my address at New lrpe, Angus county.
Va viii receive prompt attt ntion. Price mode
ia &c and terms accommodating
dec7 SIN SAMUEL DRIVER.
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If you have diseased lungs, take Hales Honey
Horehound and Tar. feb1 I'm
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ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF AUGUSTA

AALE OF VALUABLE REAL Els la LIE In IHE
y COUNTY OF AUGUSTA
Atthe request of benefcaries in deed of trust
executed by John B. owlee. of date January
23rd $50, in D. B SO, page AIS, to the undersigned
trustee will offer for sale at public auction, OH
the premises, On
Tuesday. the 11th day Of March, 1884,
that very valuable farm which Jno. i. & ownlee
I T.. and lHi 6. p ' This iarn is o one Of NN
the best in the county, IS good land 81 mn Ia
well watered, well timbered, in a II ms s5s,laN
good nelghborhood, near to the ~ 5795E ..sz5
Valley and Shenandoah Railroads. to churches.
schools. sc and has a good brick dwelling with
outbuildingS on it. The sale Offers chance 10
any one wishing to buy fine farm.
TEkMS:-CaSh in hand to pay the costs of exc
ecuting the trust two bonds Of S2,C625O each, with
interest from January 2srd, lsS2, and the halohce
of a bond for 5 30 0 which will be made known on
dav of sale, and the residue on credit OF one and
two years from day OF sale. the purchaser giving
bonds for the deferred instalments with approved
secunty, and the title to be retained as ultimate
security.
VIM. PATRICK,
iebS-tdS Trustee.
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VIRGINIA HOTEL BAR AND RESTAURANT, under
Crawford & Laily. T. j. CroWder and Julius
Schef r, both ON deck
feb22 1t
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PROPERTY COSTING $4,000 NOW OFFERED

/ FOR S. 90.
Desirable dwelling for sale The owner offers for
sale that desirable and eligOly
s knoWe as lssS NeW R 2a Ea1e'
has eight rooms, with gas and III liiT ma
water up STAIRS and down 1t has gf1.Lt -
stable and the usual outhouses all in good repair
The building has just been painted and put il
thorough order am very DESTROYS of diSposins Of
the properly and will sell for $1,000 ION easy termSI
what cost me 49, 900 three years ago, any deSir
ing to invest in real estate viii find it to his advan
tage to apply to me. FL. 7. DICKERSON.
stanton Va.
Information regarding the property may be had
at the VINDICATOR Office ian 25if.
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VAlUABJ e FARMS FOR SALE IN ROCK
BRIDGE AND Angus ia COUN TIES.

The undersigned as Agents for the .a.s.ssssss
owner, offer wo Valuable Farms
i'll kockbrdge cou lty aud in
Augusta.
asssssssssssa~
1>t "Hart's Bottom,''' on the North Rive.' about
seven % miles from Lexington, containing s
aci es Of land nearly half of which, is rst-cass
riverb it0m. 1t has good improvements and is ont.
of the best and most productive estates in The coun-
ty of kuckbridee.
MI Crlst. the tenant, will show the place to
visitors.
End Irish CreeK'' estate at the mouth of {risf,
Creek, fronting II South River il Rock bridge con
tanning about $50 acres is in good cultivation has
on it an excellent house and her outbnildinms
This estate is rapidly improving and is valuable =.
Mr Whtmore. the tenant, will show the pace
to visitors.
3D. The ''Hogshead Farm" near Stribbljng
Springs in Augusta county, containing about So
acres,
i he farm is in good state of cultivation and the
improvements are good Mr.. Rosen, the tenant.
viii show the farm to visitors
A s the owner is anxious to sell, these valuable
estates be purchased on very reaSona BILE terms
as to prices and credits
Apply TO the undersigned,
SHETFEY & BUMTARDNER
dfc7-H Staunt0n, Va.
Lexington GaZette' copy If.
buckingham Register copy If.
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Physicians prescribe Coldens Liquid aef Tonic
for tbs Weak, Worn and dyspeptic. Take no other.
feb lin
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SKINNY MEN.-''Wells' Health Renewer'' r
sores health and vigor, Gu es Dyspepsia, Imp
nee. Sexual Debility. 81. .Iunel6 ly
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REAL estate SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Put
- suaut to a decree of the Circuit Court Of Au-
gusta County, rendered on the 10Th day OF N0vein.
ter 1883 il the cause Of Byers Eakie vs. tS f Gr
VIII sell at pub ie AUCTION, III front OF Inc Court
House, i'll Staunton on
Saturday, the 18th day Of March, 1884,
A house and lot in the. City OF
Stau,ilon, ON Sears Hill fronting "A y%SA y
so feet on he street leading from GO aIsSsar-lgnn
the Middlt brock road to the Green vs. s+sIs 81
vile road and running back depth ses1l1z--zs--2-I
of 40 feet to he middle of l6 feet alley. The I'M
provemens consist OF good Frame House, and
the size and location of the lot make it very
desirable residence.
TERMS Fen per cent in cash, fifteen per cent
in four months ard the residue en- credit Of one
and two years from day of Sale the purchaser CIV
ing bond for The deferred instalmeits, bearing III
teleSf with approved personal security, WAVING
the homestead exemption, and the title retained as
I'll '''''''' '''''E WIN. PATRICK,
feb 15-it Commissioner.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN
v AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
The undersigned offers for sale, privately. his
farm Of 223 acres Of cllo ce land lying on Chris
tian's Creek, in Augusta County
Va adjoining the lands Of VIM a s,ISsl y
Guthrie, Andrew T. Gikeson, and aa III 49,
the J hH Churchman home farm Esa aigaN nrAH
1t mas on 1t good dwelling house A 45esa
Christians Creek passes through The place, giving
never falling supply of water for stock
abundance of timber for f.Dc1Dg &c. Persons
desiring to procure FIRST rate farming land and Z
good home located in q pleasant neiehbOI hood,
convenient to schnos. churches, ard railroad de-
pots Valley Il r Depot being only IA miles from
The place)-Would do we'll to call and see this farm
at once. as such land is seldom in market. Being
detel mined 10 sell as as fair price. an be Oh
lained The terms will be made reasonable = "a
Churchman, who has charge OF the place will take
pleasure in showing it to buyers. or answer CORE
sp ndents his farm is only seven miles from tbs
City of Staunton. Address.
JOHN S. CUURCHMAN.
Folly Mills.
feb15-6t Augusta County, Va.
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SAMsON'S LEGS AND I.oCKs.-When Delllah clip
ped # Samsons locks that mighty athlete at once
became "as other men,. If it could be proved that
The possession ofluxuriant hair would enable men
tear open lions Jaws, HiscOx Co. would be driven
wild in the IF rt to sal ply enough of Parker's
Hair Balsam to meet the demand. AS it is the Bal
sam prevents your hair from falling out, and re-
stores he original color if fad d or gray Besides
it is great addition to the toilet table simply
dressing. febl-lm
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Weak lungs. coughs and colds Hale's Honey of
Horehound and ar will cure feb Lin
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Yours respectfully,



Attorney General State of Virginia.
Mr.. Card well said that he did not s. ate
on yesterday that Mr.. Blair had refused
to aid in this matter. He only asked the
member from Stafford (Mr. Green) wheth-
er he knew that Mr.. Blair had stated be-
fore the joint committee that he did not
desire to be called on to bring an action
against Brown Allen and Mr.. Hamilton
He (Mr. Cardweli) bad been Informed
that Mr.. Blair had so stated to the com.
mittee. Certain it Is that Mr. Blair bad
said (unless he is misrepresented) that the
late Auditor had acted in this matter by
his advice, and it would be quite natural
for him to feel great reluctance in bring
ing an action against this officer, who had
subjected himself to it under his (the At
torney -General's) advice and approval.
FUEL FOR AUGUSTA COUNTY JAIL.
After great deal of discussion bill
was framed allowing the Boards of Super
visors CT about half the counties in the
State to grant the sheriffs a sum not ex-
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Glenn's Sulphur Soap is areliable remedy for
ocal skin diseases. febI I'm
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.

Under. and by virtue, of the will OF Martin
Coyner, decd, shall proceed on
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-27
ROOM ron THE rRO rrERs.
Opening or tho spring Meet IA g--rh Q
Entries for To-day.


Opening or the spring Meet g--Tho
Entries for To-day.
The gallopers having had their day and
gone northward to renew their struggles on
other fields, tho trOtters and PAGERS will now
have their chance at showing their speed
around tho turns Of Ivy City course. Tho
spring meeting of the Washington Driving
Club begins to-day, the card comprising the
three minute class with nine entries, aud tho
2:2O class with Eve speedy trotters entered.
Tho man who can name the winner from
among iivo of such tried good ones as Over
man, VIII Benham, st. Cloud, Sleepy Joe
and Tony Newell will DO lucky indeed.
With good day and track the lovers Of the
fast steppers have q feast in store that should
suffice to dill the pleasant grand stand to over
flowing.
The programme for to-day is as follows /:
3-minute class purse $500-W. j. Diggs's
b. g. Frank l., j. II. Phillips's oh. m. Carrie
$, George Scattergoods b. q. Harry $, VIM.
b. McDonald's b. m. Villette, Il. .. Sander
son . CHI. x. Hastings, George McFarland's b.
&. Ward Medium, Frank l.. Herdic's or. m.
TaGkey, J. Il. Turner's b. IN. Nettie Thorne,
George w. Webber's blk 6. st. Adams.
2;20 class, purse 5000. L. Turner's CHI. &.
Overnan. j. w. Russelps b. 6. Will Benhsm,
George Sheldon's b. g. st. Cloud. j. ". Camp
BELLS b. g. Sleepy Joe, M. NJ. Hedges's b. &.
Tony Newell.
Trains will leave the Baltimore and Obfo
depot zach day at 1910. 2, $50 ands3a1OEp. m,
returning at the end of the. races. The first
race will be called at 800 p. M