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hor sale aalo by all Druggists
Treatise ON Blood AMI Skin Diseases,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
,--, , Drawer ., Atlanta, On.
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NOTICES

NJ oriCE-riIEFIKM DEW. s rRoNG
~ d CO. has this day dissolved by mt.
tnal consent, Mr.. J. W. Strong and Mr.. w.
A Il Marcy retiring, The liabilities OF
sors, Mr.. II. =. Thaycr and Mr.. George II,
Hewlett, who viii collect all outstanding
accounts duo the firm of j. W. strong 4
Co. and continue ON tho business under
the firm name OF rhayer % Hewlett.
j. W. STRONG,
". 3. THAYER,
W. A. 4. MURREY.
DALLAS, TLNAs, September II, 1855,
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Ban 4 Msars shcos a Leon Kahn's.
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NOR RENT- BUlLDiHG, 2A MAIN, or
n posite Court-house, in good cond itinn;
make good drug store. Apply to JOHN
BROWNING, 1857 Elm street.
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IAhIs, marriage GUIDE. } P2 2s9

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed forbo
cents in postage or currency. Over fifty. won:
following subjects: Who may marry who not,
whyY Proper age to marry. Who marry firsts
Manhood, Womanhood. Physical decay,tWh0
should marry, How life and happiness maybe
increased. Those married or Contemplating
marrying should read 1t. IL ought to be read
by all adult persons, then kept under lock land
key, Popular edition, same as above, but paper
cover and 200 pages, rs cents by mail, in. uione9
or postage,
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NOk KENT- 4 BAlNK BUSlN Wel
u house, $50 feet deep. u feet from floor
10 ceiling; glass front; snitah for clothing
house. Apply toJouN BROWNING, 1867 ElIl
street.
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENr-A HANDSOMELY FUR
4 nished front room. Apply TO 72J Elm
street. replti
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INoR RENr-BllCK STORE, sO3 ELM
II street, so feet deep; newly ftted up In
good condition Apply TO JoHs BROWN
ING, 1857 Elm strpci
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NT ANTED AT BLANKENSHlP e
w BlaGe's mandatory DEPARTMENT,
lady operators, Apply between and a.
m al the Main street entrance jy30tf
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NUIlCETO TRAV ELEKs-IF you GO
~ 10 Cleburne, stop nj the GAIT HOUSE,,
newly furnished; 30 siops rom the railroad
uepot asplendid table. u and 81. 80, ac-
Sorelng 10 rooms, sepS'6m
nArMAN HousE, DENTON, TEXAs'
" three-story brick hotel with 20 bed
rooms, well furnished, Furniture and lease
lot sac; The only hotel In the place. For
particulars address Oatman House
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RAJ -S0OTIEMAKERSTO WORK
w by the piece ut ID cents for iirst-class
ties, and by the day at 81 so for scorers and
SAW ers and So for hewers. Also wanted
100 teams TO haul ties by the piece Apply
10 the undersigned at Mineola, Texas, who
will promptly answer all inquiries. Job
lasts MI winter, \, ZUgKERMhN Agent
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1t Is self-eyident that a physician payinr
particular attention to . class OF cases attains
great SKILL and physicians In regular practice
all over the country knowing this, FREQUENTLY
recommend cases TO the Oldest Office in AmeN
ca, where every known appliance is resortA
TO, and the proved good remedies Of an
ages and countries are used, A whole housdk
used for Office purposes, and all are treated with
what to do, no experiments are made. On ac.
count Of the great number applying, ths
charges are kept low, often lower than Is de-
manded by others. If you secure the skill and
get speedy and perfect lifa cure, that Is tile
Important matter. Pamphlet, Sc pages. Sent
To any address free,
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tsJ ANTED--TO SELL a GOOD 5.R0OM
w re idence In Dallas, l0OXl50 feet; plen-
ty Of room fer another residence uIi the
ground; good water: terms ressonable. In
lelligence Office, 600 Main stree. sa5-7t
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WTANTED-A GOOD GRAiNER AND
w painter; steady work 10 Il compe ent
and reliable msn; none other need apply.
Address or apply to LOVING, Marspali, rex
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WI ANTED-"A RARE CHANCEp-A
w practical painter and paper-henger,
with 81 200 to sl,5O0, TO buy n half interes i
In paint shop in one of the best towns in
Texas; over 81 COZ worth of work now under
contract. References exchanged. Address
"Painter,' care Herald office aug2i.tl
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scptb-lm
NOTICE TO ARUHlTECTs-PLA
~ and specifications will be received by
lhc Nommis,lcners Court OF Reeves coun.
W IeNag unul The 18th day of September,
"A, ~ mo, ilra couri house and a ipil, 10 be
bullt OF brick or stone, at pecos CITY, Reeves
cou ", Texas by order OF commissioners
Court. FRANK kYNETrE, Clerk,
NJ orlUE OF DESIGNATION OF PART.
~ NERsli iP-Notlcc Ia hereby given
mat The partnership of Aiddletons, sin nj
~ 70. wax dissolved on the 18TH day of July,
lsS,, by John NJ, Ballard retiring from snIi
hrin. Said Ballard hns no authority 10
create any Indebtedness IN the nam OF gnid
nrn, or cole any claims due raia firm,
ana nll business pertaining To the Winding
Up OF said film Will be attended to aud sol.
,ied nv the Office ofsaid Int Arm, corner of
Elm AMI Market streets, Dallas, Texas,
49,, MlnDLETONe, STUART & co.
-lnAllAs, TkxAs, sertcmber9, 1855.
NoTlUk--FRoM AND AFfER THIS
~ date We pledge ourselves 10 each other
tnnt We Will not do u credit business, and
all salee Will he cash or good COMMERCIAL
paper on delivery of goods 80
Y. w. LtNsRIE,
DALLAS, sei ,ember 10. 1885
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NJ ANFED-AGENTS FOR A NEW
w and complete life of General Grant,
the worlds greatest solder and the nations
| most honored citizen; low price; rapid
sales. TEXAS Book AND BIDtE Co, 904
| Elm street. Dallas, Texas.
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XN ANTED-5O TIEMAKEKS ON EAST
w Line Railway; from 10 TO - cents paid
for maklGg. TO tlc.makers only we guar
antee satisfaction. Timber at Carson,
Plt,sbuig and other points on the line
Apply To 7. COLEMAN, Carroll's Prairie,
Texas, sep0-7t
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WANrED-20 UARRY MEN AND La
w borers; steady winters job, and good
wages. Inquire OF A, BRowNLNE at VI
Court house and i. o. Building. Dallas.
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M ANTEu-AN ACTIVE MAN OR WO-
w man in every county TO sell our goods;
salary SIS per month and expenses, or COM
mission; expenses in advance; outfit free
For full particulars address STANDARD
SILvERwARE Co., Boston, Mass, d&wlm
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IAT ANTED-AGENTS 10 SELL IN
W gle's Pstent Lamp Collars Nolemp
viii explode while using them. Sample by
mail, q cents. T.. Il ROWAN, State agent,
SAL Main street. Dallas Texps septG-tf
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WANTED -AGOOD, RELIABLE CAM
w yasser to sell an article of merit.
+, BILLrSGroS,
Elm street
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NOR RENr-A NlCh BUSINESS
i house, No. 6l7 Elm street. 1850 feet
deep; glass finish and iron front In rear.
Apply TO JOHN BROWNING, 1867 Elm st.
NOR RENr-TWO NICELY FURNISH
II ed rooms, with gas and clstcrn water,
san Jaclnto street railroad; passes by tho
premises; both rooms have southern eN.
posture. Apply for terms, with references,
No, " Masten, corner san Jaclnto street.
scptg-7t
EuK RENl-huslNES HOUSE,, 0ll
~ Elm street, $50 feet deep, IS feet wide,
IL ieet from floor TO ceiling, suitable for dry
goods or saddlery. Apply TO john BROWN
ING, luoI Elm ST.. et. sepl0-lm
Eok RENT FURNISHED RUoMS,
u with or without board; southern cx-
posure corner rooms; convenient to husi-
ness. Applyto MURPHY Il BoLASZ, Heal
Estate Agents. sepi0.5l
EVR RENr.-BU ,iNESS ROUSE. 81,
II Elm street, 100 feet deep, % feet Wide,
10 feet ceiling, suitable and well located
Iardrug store. Apply TO JOHN BROWNING,
.u1. Elm slreel. seplO.lm
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M ANtED-lO FARM HANDS, l GIN
w ner. blacksmith, baker and pastry
cook, order cook. man and wife for hotel
work, man and wife on farm, dairymap, ~
girls for general homework, Intelligence
and Employment Office, 600 Main street,
Dallas, Texas. sepj-7l
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mi ANrED-YOUS G LADIES IN CQTr
w ogcountry TO work for us at their own
homes; fascinating employment; no in
distance no obiectiOn); 50 to 50 per week
can be made. No canvasaing; particulars
free, or sample of work mailed FORA cents
Ia stamps, Please address home MANU-
FEATURING Co., Boston, Mass, L. Box
1915. sepSd&w-lm
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NY ANTED TRAVELLERS 10 STOP Al
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, PrOprietress. House
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on The
European plan, with restaurant attached;
meals al all hours, and polite attention;
special Inducements for drummerp. fsbl0ti
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NNANIED TWO FIRSf.UhASS,
w thoroughly experienced miiliners
and one dressmaker competent TO & Ike
full charge of the dressmaking establish
ment, and cut snd Ut Address MRS ELLA
5. COHEN, Fashion Bazaar, Waco, Texas.
senfR-lW
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1880 pages sent TO any address, securely sealed for h
IN cents. Should 10 read by ALL Address as allow.
alae hours from "A. y. tool " sunlaYa. 10 u. u
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NMANThD = LADY AGENTS FOR
ers, Shoulder Braces, Bosom Forms, Dress
Shields, Rubber Bingham, Bibs, Aprons,
Sleaves, Intants' Diapers, etc. Our l,000
agents ara making money fast; so can you.
Address, with stamp, f. H CAMPBELL u
Co South May Street, Chicago. eodl5t
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-08-27
A Tribute to Maine.

The Massachusetts PlOughman, after enumer-
atlng the complete arrangements made for the
coming New England Fair at Bangor, saws:
''Ihe foregoing statements, almost wholly in
detail as they are, will prove more efficient than
any other form of appeal to New England out
side OF Maine, to come over In positive numer-
ical force to this great exhibition of the agricul-
tural wealth of this entire section. Of all the
New England States Maine boasts by far the
most extensive agricultural area. Her territory
is all but imperial in this respect President
Loring recited to them, last year at Bangor
that their population of 65O,OGO possessed g.
$50 farms with value of $lO2, 80 900: that
they had S7,S4S horses, $4,000 oxen. 150, SO
milch cows, 565,91S sheep, and that In point of
quality this stock was unparalleled. They
produced on their farms, he told them, 1917
7sS tons of hay annually, 1899 CPS bushels Of
potatoes, and 2,265,5 75 bushels of oats; that
the value of their live stock in 1880 was SIS
499,3TG and that the estimated value of all the
farm products for 1879, was S21 ,945 ,4S9 They
were making IA, 600, 900 pounds of butter year
and 10000 pounds of cheese. He told them
they ought to increase their cattle 10 900
and their milch cows to 600. Seacoast, val
ley, and mountain all combine to place Maine
agriculturally in the lead at the East.
Such is the State that through the New Eng
land Society, invites her sister States of New
England to visit her in the fairest and richest
of her valleys and freely compete with her in
an exhibition of the products of farming in
duStrY. 1t is both an invitation and appeal
that will not fall on unattentiye or indifferent
ears. The display is certain to be notable
one and its results will not fail to extend their
beneticent influence into the years that are to
come.
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Struck hY RnSt.

There is still another chapter to the Centre
Lilneonville post office story, and it Is not the
least interesting in the series. We are informed
that in March last w. M. Rust, OF the Prog. Age
took charge of Dunton's case endorsed his appii-
cation for the postotlice at Centre Lincolnve,
and prepared and sent the papers to Washing
ton himself. This was, of course, before Dun
tons wrong doing was found out but it does
not appear that since then Mr.. Rust has made
any effort to relieve the department or to with
draw his endorsement, while on the other hand
he is now saddling all the blame for this ap-
pointment upon Chairman Brown of the Dem
ocratic State Committee. This, of course. is
thoroughly characteristic and will occasion no
surprise where Rust and hi. methods are
known, but these facts must relieve Chairman
Brown in some degree of the blame bestowed
upon him, and but for the defence he has put
forth through interviews with a newspaper
correspondent would place him in Il much bet
ter light before the public than be has of late
occupied. Evidently he accepted Kust's en-
dorsement on Duntons papers without giving
the matter further examination, and was thus
the victim of misplaced confidence. Had Mr..
Brown been as fully posted as he ought to be-
such an endorsement would on the contrary
have been regarded as proof positive that
something was rotten, and have prompted a
special investi gaton of the case.
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Generalities.
Baron Tennyson Is 16.

Baron Tennyson Is IS.
Mr.. Ruskin is now out of danger.
Canon Farrar will visit this country in Sep
TENDER.
The hay crop of New York is very abund-
ant one.
Ohio Democrats have renomnated Goodwin
Hoadey.
Mr. George w. Childs says that Cen Grant
left will.
Splendid crop reports come from all sections
Of the Union.
John Cheney one of the famous silk manu-
facturers, is dead.
The population of Boston does not, it is now
thought, exceed 100000.
The Saratoga hotels will not earn any divi-
bends this season, it Is said.
Mrs. A. 7. Stewart has contributed $1,000 to
the Grant monument fund.
1t is estimated that 80, 600 Southerners settled
in New York after the war.
The New Hampshire House of Representa-
tlVes rejected the Ten-hour law.
The honey crop of San Diego county, Cal.
this year is estimated at ., 900 pounds.
Los Angeles, Cal, has Il watermelon weigh
ing us pounds, which is TO be sent to London.
Hon. Charles f. Whitney has been nominated
as Democratic candidate for Governor of Iowa.
A Scotch cattle company is said to have
fenced in over 900, 900 acres of public lands in
Colorado.
A woman at San Angelo, Mexico, y years
OF age, has just given birth to IA child. Her
husband is "a.
According to the Minnesota State census,
Minneapolis has population of 1919 200 and St
Paul of II ,397.
Senator Plat of Connecticut recently shot the
largest deer that has been killed in the Adiron-
dacks In some time.
In Wyoming Territory there are said to be
loO large cattle companies In possession of
(fenced) public lands.
The Democratic convention of Mississippi
renOminated Governor Lowry. and endorsed
Cleveland's administration.
There were LIZA, 1886 shad taken from the
Hudson river this season, which sold at an
average price of $l5 per 100.
The first arrest under the new English crimi-
nal law Was made last week for the abduction
of young girl under IS years Of age.
The commission that has been investigating
the Boston Custom House management has
made very favorable report, 1t Is said.
Georgia's corn crop this year will be 4,000.-
600 bushels greater than that of 1880, which
was the largest In the history of the State.
Sir Francis Hincks died In Montreal last week
OF smallpox. He was at one time Minister of
Finance and was also Prime Minister under
Lord Elgin.
The man known as "MaXwell," who is sus-
pected of numbering Preller at st. Louis. Is now
believed to be Fl. N. Brooks of Cheshire Coun-
ty, England.
In building the main drainage works in Bos-
ton 10000, 100000 bricks and 900 casks of
cement were used. The total cost of these
works was $5,2l3 900.
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The decentralization in the Mail service con

The decentralization in the Mail service con
tinues. A part of the newspaper mali due
here Saturday night WAS received Monday
nights hours behind time from near Maine
ciles-part Tuesday night, and the remainder
will probably get here by the Time the Centre
Lincolnvile post office case is settled Of
course no one, unless it was a deluded Mug
wump, believed the Democrats meant anything
by their civil service reform professions, but it
is remarkable that the first place they struck
to provide for their very hungry and very
thirsty was the postal service, the efficiency
of which has been greatly impaired by the
new appointee> and which bids fair 10 90 from
bad to worse.
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BELFAsTs VS.. QUEEN c1rYs.

Friday the Queen Citys came to Belfast on steam
er Ralph Ross, accompanied by an excursion of
about $50 people. The fact that John l.. Sullivan the
worlds champion pugist, was TO umpire the game
was sufficient to draw large crowd. The game
was the seventh and last in the series and opened
with the visitors at bat. Belfast played loose
inning and the visitors made three runs. Belfast
followed with one score. On the second inning the
tables were turned and Belfast made three runs to
the visitors nothing. The Queen Citys were white
washed in every inning except the first amt httn'
The earlier innings were not markell With inc
playing, but the later oues were better. The fol-
lowing IL the detailed score
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The Railroad Decision.

We publish in other columns the full text of
the recent decision in the railroad case and
trust it will have a careful reading. 1t will be
seen that it fully sustans the policy of tile old
board of directors, and is thus the best answer
that could be made to the uncalIed for abuse
with which they We're assailed. Now let Us see
what the policy of the present directors is to be.
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The San Francisco (Cal.) journal Of Com
merce, speaking Of the 'Nationality of the
Wheat Fleet" says 1.-THE number Of wheat ves-
sells for the harvest year OF 1SS4-5 exceeded
those of 1851 by IS or over 80 per cent. There
was an increase of 90 per cent in the number
of vessels sailing under the British flag. and
one of 66 per cent. in those under the American
flag, showing a much greater increase numeri-
callv and proportionately in the latter than IN
the former So far as San Francisco is con-
cerned the question Of an American mercantile
marine is solving itself as we'll as in other d.
rections."
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A mysterious and terrific explosion occurred
on the excursion steamboat Samuel M. FELTON,
just after she left her wharf at Philadelphia,
Aug. IS. She had on board IA large number of
passengers, several of whom were injured. 1t
Is believed that the disaster was caused by dy-
Mantle or some other powerful eX plosive placed
on board for the purpose
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A very tishy story comes from Bar Harbor.
Mr. A. X. Conkling, IL nephew of Roscoe, is re-
ported to have challenged an officer of the flag
ship Tennessee for speaking disrespectfully Of
Gen. Grant.
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In two separate cases in Chicago, Wednes-
day, bills for divorce were filed, the evidence
heard, and the DEGREES granted In just 80 min
utes apiece for each suit. One was obtained
by the wife ofeXCounty Commissioner Coburn
and the other by man named jackson. A
decree within 30 minutes Of filing bill is be-
lieved TO be the fastest time ever made, and
beats all previous records in that city.
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Bankers, brokers, merchants and representa-
tive men OF various other classes agree that the
continued coinage of silver is detrimental to the
best interests Of the country, and that it be-
hooves the government to repeal the Bland act,
which authorizes the coinage of $4,000 900
annually, without further delay.
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The so-caled maidstone cures that are so
often reported are fallacious. There Is no
efficacy in stones of any sort when applied to
the bite of rabid dog" Philadelphia Times.
If a stone is judciously applied to the dog at
the right time it will, however, prove the ounce
of prevention that is better than pound of
curo
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Widow to mediums my husband happy In
the spirit land?
Yes, perfectly so, madam. He has every
thing his soul desires"
Then, thank heaven, he's got 1t at last"
Got what. madame
"A post office" lChicago Ledger.
Here is hint to very hungry and very thirsty
Democrats. Let them emgrate to the spirit
land
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The appointment of new and inexperienced
men to positions of trust in the Internal Reve-
nue. Department is yielding its legitimate fruit
in the shape of expensive blunders and frauds
on the Government by sharpers, who take adj
vantage of the ineXperience of the new officials
to carry out their schemes.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-08-27

About 200 people witnessed the game in this city,
Tuesday afternoon, between the Belfnsts and ting
Mutuals, Of Boston. The game proved an Interest
ing and resulted in n Of to In favor Of
the home team. While the Mutuals We're white
washed they played good game, and but for a bad
muh Of Lawton, in the right field the game would
have been to o. The Belfast5 played their usual
good game, Colburn, centre field made one Of the
handsomest running fly catches ever seen on ball
field. The Mutuals did not make single bit or
Dilworth, and the home team made TINT four on
kerrigan. Dilworth struck out lG men. and kcrrt-
gan 3. The following is the detailed score:
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The Boston journal in recent controversy,
as in former ones, proved too many guns for
the Herald. The election of Col Il. A. Smith
of the journal, as president of the First Maine
Heavy Artillery Association thus seems pecul-
iarly appropriate.
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Base Ball.
THE GAMES OF THE PAST WEEK.

TIE "AHr1o OF THE FAST WEEK.
Wednesday afternoon, Aug 19th the Liverpads,
Of Northport, came to Belfast and engaged the
Juniors, and were defeated in score Of "a to In
the third inning the Juniors gave them rafting
of fourteen runs The Juniors are patterning after
the Seniors. The following is the score in detail
"a
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LIVERPADS.


First base errors-Belfast Juniors, la; Liver
pads, B. First base balls-B. Us, 10; Liverpads
!. Struck out-By G. 5. Pendleton, !; Eaton, 6
Wild ptcheS-G. s. Pendleton, / Eaton g. Passed
balls-J. B. Pendleton, B; Mclaughlin, 4 I've
base hits-Gilnore, j. B. Pendleton, VI ard, French
Howes. Three base hits-LiDby. Home run-Tay
lor. Balls called-Of Pendleton. IS; off Eaton 1875
Strikes called-Pendleton, II; Eaton, 10. Time
h. 25 m | Cpttrpn