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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-15

obtaining money under false pretenses
from A. M. Boyd, was the victim OF an
accident Wednesday night which may
result fatally. Lovelsce was in bis
tent in the Workhouse camp on the
Randolph road, near Wolf river, when
Gus Coulter, a guard, began bring MS
80 caliber revolver at dog. The ball
pierced the canvas ard hit Lovelace
in the back, lodging about three inches
to the left OF the spinal column. IL IL
doubtful If be can recover.
ST. Mary's Mission to the poor
earnestly appeals to the benevolent
for money, Goals, werm clothing,
blankets and material for providing
the poor with work. This mission is
actively engaged in the care OF the
D or and the sick, and confidently
asks the sympathy and support OF the
citizens OF Memphis. All contIibu-
tons in money or in kind sent to the
mission room, No. 346 Poplar street,
will be thankfully acknowledged.
The will OF the lats w. M. Nc
Ferrin, of CollieTvile, has been pro
bated. IL divides bis property equally
among his children and grandchildren,
but in case his vile survives him she
is given $500 out OF the teststofa
personal estate. Mrs. McFe rims will
was also filed for probate, but is con,
tested by VIM. Simpson on the ground
that it is not genuine. Mrs. McFerrin
leaves her property in Collierville ia
her husband, and at his death to the
Methodist Chu ca for use as parson'
age.
VIM. H. Barnes, p. G. M: W. A
o. u. w, OF California, will deliver
public address at the Y. M. ii. A. Hall
corner of Union and Second streets
Monday night, the 18th instant; Mr.
Barnes is editor Of the Frdterndi IndtJ
and San Francisco Call. is man o
ability and taid to be an elegsn
speaker. Mr.. Barney Hughes vii
also deliver an address that evening
after Mr.. Barnes, on the subject O.
Limitation OF Candidate" Every
body is invited, and no one should TAI
TO hear these two lecturers. The
ladies' are especially invited.
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gINROAD TINE TABLE.

Mfssissippi valley Route H., N. o.
and n. Ry.l-Trains on this road run az fol-
lows; New Orleans fast mail, daily, leaves
at $3.50 pm; vicksburg express. daily
daily. arrives IT 9:l0 am; Vicksburg ex-
press, daily, arrives at :45 pm.
mississippi and Tennessee Trains
,nove A follows: New Orleans nail arrives
daily AZ 9:25A. leaves daily at $500 pm.
newport News and Mississippi Val
Iey.-Trains move as tollowsi. Fast line
leaves At lo;O ami sI tn .ou 1;v last me .se
nm; ST. Louis fast line arrives at sos Am.
IoufsvflIe and Nashville = Trains
move a. follows: Fast mail arrives daily at
b,i6 am. ; leavss at 40 pm; mail leaves
daily At 1910 Am; arrives at t:O0# IN:
BroWnsyille accommodating leaves eaiiy
except Sunday, at $3.50 am. standard time).
QuIf Route-(Ransas City, Spring
held and Memphis)-Trains leaveM. and
n. depot as ollows: No. 4, KANSAS City OK
press, leaves OF 1Q:b am. No. ., kansas
CITY express, arrives Mt 30 pm. No. y
Ksnsas City mail, leaves at6:00 I'm; No.p !,
Rsnsss CITY mail, arrives at s:S am. No:
q. 81, Louis and CHICAGO express. leaves Of
Ann p.m,i Ne. /, st. Louis and Chicago ex-
press, arrives at S;45 am. In effect Sunday
AVE memphis and Charleston - Train,
daily at 1910 D m. Mail and express loayei
daily at 10 100 a. m. Somerville accommoda.
ton leaves daily, except Sunday, at 80
nm, Through express arrives daily at ~
I'm. Mail and express arrives daily at &c :ot
pm. Someryille accommodation arrived
daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 Am.
memphis, Birmingham and Allan
tic-Hoily Springs Roqte-Trains move 2,
PM; arrives at Holly Springs at :5s p. m !: :;
No. 3 leaves Holly Springs daily at siV
AN, arrives at Memphis at l0;l0 AM NO
leaves Memphis daily at 7;l6 ); IN, arrives
q HOLY Spring: A. II - g'% NU arrives
Memphis and LITTLE Rock Train
move as follows (oentral standard time)
No. leaves daily at 4;20 PM arrives
atstbO am. No. 8 (freight) leaves Hopenel'
daily (except Sunday at 600. ans; arrive
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TR ANSFERS.

d. Pante ct al to I. j. Latham, lot 3
A. J.Hays's subdivision, l072x3523 feet
on Patton avenue; consideration $3.50.
Jno, M. Thompson to Mary Pigeon,
132xl50 feet west, side oflRay5urn av-
enue, near Webster street; considesa'
ton 5000,
I. Levy ct al to b. T. May, lot 8 Of
w. Q. Bradford's subdivii ion Of coun-
ty lot 500, 25xl59l feet, south side OF
Poplar street consideration $500.
Il, Wolf ct al 20 Schofeld, Hanauer
& Co., on Washington street near
High, 3Sxl4sl feet; consideration
$ll00.
Adiline Robinson, mortgage to r. b.
Snowden, for 1857 So, lot IA, block 4S5
city OF Memphis.
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A New show al Popular Prices.

Everybody, that takes interest in
amusements, il asking-"What kind
of show is Folepaugh & Samwel's
Carnival OF Novelties that is an
nounced TO appear in this place on
Monday, October IS b, for one week,
on the Bluff. For the information OF
our readers we can say that 1t is
reputable exhibition under canvas,
such as has been the invariable Gus
tom to charge ST, rs cents, and never
less than 80 csnts admission, and
which is exhibited at the extremely
low figure OF 10 cents to each patron.
The company Is among the best of
any OF the tented exhibitions in
America and includes the everywhere
celebrated Forepaugh family, eight in
number, who, both in surface and
80 -ial acts, have no peers. Prof. Sam
wells troupe of trained animals, in
Guiding dogs, goats, ponies, monkeys
anG bears, evincs miraculous pro-
ficiency on the part of the trainer and
extraordinary IL not incredible
sagsclty in his brute pupils.
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Monogram Bangles MuIfOrd
Ladies' Fur Trimmings

For Dresses, Cloaks and Sacks. You
will save money by examining these
goods and comparing my prices with
other establishments. / am introduce
ing these goods for the first time, and
will sell them cheap to get them
started.
Also Laiies' Furs of all kinds, Muffs,
Stolls, Capes aud Caps in all kinds OF
Fur. Call and see them.
MARTIN COHEN, the Halter,
gl9 Main street.
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LAW REPORTS.


Jury calendar for October 18th: Nos.
1915, ]. Il Goodwin VS. Kenesaw Manu-
featuring Company; 5000, W. I.
Bowdre OF al VS. AudrewStewart; S96l,
W.T.. Bowdre Va $ ar 0ilmill 1916, M.
Sheridan va ], H. Stafford ct al 1878,
VIM. Cunningham vs. N. r. Sledge;
1902, Mrs. Ann L0grill We DIR. II. j.
Shaw; 1894, Mary Ney va Jacob Storlz;
1907, Richard ]. Person vs Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad Company; 5000,
A. j. Knapp vs George Britt; 900l, W.
], Smith vs. Isaac West; 9002, W. j.
Smith vs. A. B, Brown.
Ohancery COurt-EIIett, Judge.
This being motion day the day will
probably be devoted to business OF
that character.
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Fine Watch repairing at MulfOrd's.
A welcome Improvement.

The Memphis Steam Laundry aud
Shirt factory have opened a perfect
little gem Of place next door to the
APPEAL office and have laid in one of
the handsomest aud completest stocks
OF gentlemen's furnishing go Ids ever
brought to this market. Mr.. 7. ].
Mccarthy, well aud favorably known
to our citizens, has charge OF the es-
Enlistment, andihis legion Of friends
will doubtless improve the opportunity
Of renewing old ties, or scarIs, no pun
intended. Give the new enterprise q
call. You will be pleased.
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DYeinr nnd CIeaning.

Ladies and gents clothes cleaned
or dyed In any color, also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers and lace curtains by
Louis Reigel, IS Jefferson street, Menu
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express
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THE WEATHER.


Indications.
For Tennessee: Fair Wedther; moth
sresterly tOinds; cooler.
For Arkansas Fair heather; north
erly lVinds; cooler.
For Mississippi, Fair aDedther; north
westerly uinds, becoming northerly; cooler.
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r.. b. manteII and tangled Lives

hts n AAA1 A6AAAhNo
Among the many pleasant theatrical
events anticipated at the Memphis
Theater during the present season,
none, perhaps, will attract more inter-
6st than the approaC hing engagement
of Mr. r. b. Mantell aud the superb
company of supporting srtis which
Mr.. Augustus Pitou has secured in
order to give Tangled Lives an appro-
pirate and fitting Interpretation. Mr..
Msntell's srtittic ability in emotional,
romantic characters, is 30 well and IA
yorsbly known that the mere mention
of the fact that Mr.. Man,ell assumes
the part Of the hero Of the drama
ought to be sufficient tc attract over
flowing audiences. Referring to the
play, the company and to Mr.. Man.
tell, we excerpt from late issue OF
the Philadelphia Press as follows:
"The moral OF the play is good one.
Tdn0led Lives is On addition to the best
plays OF The class. This dialogue is
bright, witty, often sarcastic, seldom
preachy or dull. OF the acting but
little can be said which is no. com.
mandatory. Mr.. Mantell'S love scenes
with edith" are exquisite, and his
we'll modulated voice lends ITSELF well
10 the dialogue of these passages. Ia
the stronger emotional scenes, like
those in which he sees his happiness
destroyed just as he was about to en-
Joy it by the appearance Of the woman
he believed dead; and, again, in the
last act, when he discovers her perhdy
and can hardly restrain himself from
straDgling hsr-those qualities which
gave him his first great success in Fe-
dora, were again strikingly apparent"
Mr.. Mantell will commence an engage
ment OF five nights and Saturday mat
inee at Memphis Theater, Monday
evening next, and the sale OF seata
will open at Mulford's tomorrow (Sat-
urday) morning at usual time.
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Order "MIuIiOrd M AIDE Medals.


/ am now ready TO wait on my
friends and the public at large with
the choicest OF meats, oysters and fish.
Remember the place il is at the cor
ner Of High and Poplar. Telephone
No. $40, Il, sEEssRL, sR,
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neteoroIogicaI Report.
In the Cotton Region.

October IA, 1866 pm. !
Division Of kilograms and reports for
the benefit OF commerce and agricul'
ture. Cotton region bulletin for the
twenty-four hours ending October 18th,
nj q o'clock pm,:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-15
Solid Silverware nj AIuIfOrd's
uAndrHM

10 REdovSO BY THE USE OF ooooAsINn,
And 1t stimulates and promote the
growth Of the hair.
Burnstt's FlOvoring Exiraots q, q the
best
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1886.
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Now Memphis Thealer.

The Devils AUCTION again attracted a
fair house lsst night. The sale oil
seats for tonight promises brilliant
audience, as all the desirable places
ere going rapidly. As to
the merits OF the performance
we can only repeat what we
have heretofore said, that it surpssses
any spectacular play seen here in a
long time, not only in the beauty OF
its scenery aud osumes, but in the
superior skill OF the artists engaged
ard the comeliness and grace OF the
ballet.
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DETAILS.

=" - - ~
The Misfit Clothing Parlors are
not issuing free tickets to st. Louis,
but any one buying a Suit and
Overcoat there can save enough to
pay the expenses Of the trip up the
Mississippi.
When you buy Suit or Overcoat
at the Misft Clothing Parlors you
get really First class Cloth and
First. class Work. You really get
Double Value Tor your money, so
that the difference between our
prices for fine tailor made clothing,
and what the tailor will charge you
would pay for a trip to St. Louis.
Hundreds of Fine Suits.
Tempting Array of Spring Over
coats,
Big Stock of Fine Pants,
all selling for less than the cloth in
them cost.
Make no mistake, as Misfts will
save you many dollars,
Open evenings until9 Saturdays.
until IL.
Remember, all alterations to in
sure Perfect Fit, DONE FREE
OF CHARGE, by a Frst-class
Tailor.
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milford, Jeweler, 204 Main, So
llClts orders from the country.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-16

Notice is hereby given that 1t is the intep-
ton of the Mayor and Council of the city
Of Los Angeles to establish the grade Of
Canal st. and Beaudry Ave- from the south
end OF Canal street to the Sisters Hospital
Atthe south end Of Canal street the grade
shall be 1850 feet above the datum plane;
a the intersection OF Emma street the
grade shall be 100 feet above the datum
plane; al the intersection Of Fourth street
tam plane: at the intersection Of Ida street
the grade shall be 1880 feet above the da-
tum plane; at the Intersection OF Third
street.-the grade shall be 100 feet above the
the north line OF Third street the grade
shall be 80 feet above the datum plane. on
the east side OF Second street the grade
shall be 400 feet above the datum plane;
shalt be - o feet above the datum plane;
at point III feet south OF the south line OF
First street the grade shall be $500 feet
above the datum plane; at he intersection
OF First street the grade shall be 5000 feet
shove the datum plane; AT the intersection
OF the south line Of Diamond street aud Ga.
nal street the grade shall be 50 " feet above
| the detum plane NJ the Intersection of the
mort line OF Diam0t Il street and beaudfy
Ave the grade shall be " 90 feet above the
| datum plane; al the Intersection Of Mig NON
cite strs ct the grade shall be IS % feet
| above the datum plane; al the intersection
ab we the datum plane; az the intersection
| nf Court House street the grade shall Dc
90 feet above the datum plane; a. the w,
iersection Of ! cmple street the grade shall
/ he as now established; at point $40 feet n
OF N. hne Of tc mple street the grade shall
be eS fcet alr,ye the datum plane; ~
point so5 feet n OF N. line OF Temple street
| the grade shall be 100 feet above the datum
| plane; at the intersection OF road around
| Sisters Hospital grounds the grsde shan pe
\ l22 feet above the datum plane.
Ali persons Interested are hereby notified
/ 10 Ale their objections, N any they have, win
| the Clerk Of the Council within ten days 81
the date OF the first pa blication OF this notice.
Angeles AZ Its meeting OF July 18th, A. D.
w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council Of the citycf Los An
Los Angeles July 18th 1856 iyis-los
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-16

Col. L. B. Cornelius, Of Gospel
Swamp, msandered down Spring street
yesterday with suck look Of extreme
woe on his countsnance that Major Ban
tinghan stepped up to console him.
"what's the trouble, Colonel," he asked
in sympathetic manner. Matter
enough, replied the warrior from the
corn and pumpkin belt. '1've been try.
ing to keep cool for the last two days BY
drinking this blasted Eastern beer and /
am hotter than ever. Besides, the stuff
has made me bilious"
"Why, you snperannuated old fossil, +"
replied the other, you are always
about century behind the times. Don't
you know that the whole town is wild
over the new Philadelphia lager made
here by Maier u Zobelein. II 10 genuine
becr aud braces q man right up. Why,
it's regular internal refriRerator and .
glass or two will keep you cool all day"
ssBless you," rejoined the Colonel a
few minutes later, after following his
friends advice and imbibing a glass Of
the genuine Philadelphia lager. IT feel
like new faHn. It d The nnsst drink |
svsr had"
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-16

Yesterday morning the first effort Of
the committee to solicit subscriptions for
the @. A. r. reception and enter tain.
ment secured $500. in an effort Of but
little more than two hours. Those who
met at the Headquarters meeting ap.
pointed for yesterday morning reported
an admirably good feeling on the part Of
the sitisens towards contributing to the
proper reception and entertainment Of
the G.. A. r. guests and expressed the
belief that the full amount OF funds nee.
essary would be subscribed in short
time. The Finance Committee will meet
at G. A. r. Headquarters on Requens
street near Los Angeles street, this
morning at 10 O'Clock, to which time
and place the citizens meeting 10 ad.
journed. Itis the intention Of the Gen
eral COMMITTEES on Entertainment to send
out special committees to meet the vari.
Gus delegations a. they may come in,
and 1t Is desirable that the Secretary,
Maj. E. A. Weed, should have due mo-
tice Of the various delegations coming in
advance Of their arrival. In the dscora-
tion Of the hall. now going rapidly for.
ward, larger number Of portraits Of
eminent soldiers and Americans, as well
as paintings Of battle scenes. etc., are
needed, and the committee requests that
citizens having such ornaments will loan
them for hanging In the hall; for them
receipts will be given and the owners
ticket will be attached TO each whenever
desired.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-16

An interesting surgical case came be-
fore Dr.. A. Mitchell, whose Office is in
the Mueller block, day or two ago.
4 young lad, Gussis Klenke. about nine
years old. was attacked about two years
ago with liberated sore throat. which
continued about year. At the end Of
that time 1t healed up, but in the meaa-
time the soft palate had dropped back
and downward into the pharynx, ad-
herring and growing to its walls IN such
manner o. to produce complete occlu.
sion Of the posterior naris. In other
words, the nasal passage was entirely
closed by the ossidcation of the tissues
and the abnormal adherence Of the pal
ate In such manner that for more than a
year the boy had not been able to breathe
through his nose. The curious fact was
noteworthy for the reason that II is Of
20 seldom occurrence that no case Of the
kind il laid down In the books, nor have
any of the surgeons Of this city whose
attention has been called to this instance
ever known case Of the kind. Unjust
be apparent to the oommonest under
standing that the functions Of the soft
palate are such a. 10 K. sp 1t In constant
sctivity. ordinarily precludins any rest
for sufficient length Of time to admit
adherence, much less adherence for :
long enough period to induce unnatural
growth. DR.. Mitchell, however, assisted
By DR.. Michaelis, has performed surg.
icai operation upon the pharynx and
palate, opening up the nasal passages
again, greatly to the qualification Of the
mother Of the boy, Is well % TO the re-
lief OF the lad himself, who is doing
we'll and has fair prospect Of recover.
ing permanently.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-16

II was bright Summer day and the
knocking birds sang sweetly while the
linnets were not silent, when Prophet
Potts. who has been an apostle of the
foothills and their products, went into
the oorn6slds on the uplands of Ham.
mel 4 penker, above their rancho Rodeo
de las Aguas, and while wandering in
the mazss Of maize, twenty feet high,
became amazed himself and dszed at
the rich growth around him, and soon
got hopelessly and helplessly lost.
A. he like Zacheus was small Of
stature and there were no trees there for
him to climb. bio was totally lost till the
6re balloon from Los Angeles rose into
the sweet summer sky and enabled him
to discern the points Of the compass and
follow this star in the east till he
reached the open fields and saw the
great city in which he dwelt spreading
out Ia besuty before him.
This was feature OF the foothills
that he never expected TO see, and
though overcome by his experience for q
few days Is doing as well as could be sx-
peoted.
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GEICrCH POST.
Rnsertafnmsnt Last Evening IN
Ear Los Angeles.


Campbell's Hall, East Los Angeles,
was crowded to its utmost capacity last
evening" the occasion being patriotic
entertainment given by Gelcich Post,
No. los, @. A. R. The hall was very
neatly decorated with Gags and other
military emblems. The entertainment
opened with music by the drum corps.
and the reveille was effectively rendered
on the piano. The remainder of the
programme embraced; Song by comrades,
"renting Tonight; prayer by Rev. 7.
c. Robinson; salutatory Comrade White;
song and chorus, Comrades Mannon,
Bruner and Ragland; recitation, "Only
. Common Soldier" Master Don Harri.
son; solo, TRAMP, Tramp, Tramp the
Boys are Marching" Miss Lille Barra.
claugh, and recitstion by Miss Grace
Brown. Part One closed with "March.
ing Through Georgia, Miss Bruner lead.
ing and the comrades joining in the
chorus.
Part Two opened with the 'sLong
<sShAt " VIC Jfahi Oorps, loiloWeQ Wlbu
. recitation, "Bingen on the Rhine" by
Miss Lille Barsclaugh, song by Miss
Bruner, after which comrades Story,
Tyler, Miller and others gave interesting
and amusing army "reminiscences. Com
rade Mannon, dressed Ia naval costume,
sang lively song. The remainder Of
the programme comprised recitation by
Miss Edith Speedy, orally Round the
Flag" by the Post; recitation by Miss
Mamie Tibbets, reading by comrade
Tyler, and a recitation by Mrs. Rosa
Phillips. The audience then sang the
doxology and were dismissed. :
Gelcich Post is very prosperous and
the entertainment given last evening was
exceedingly oreditable. The object was
to raise money to assist in defray'ng the
expenses of visiting comrades of the q.
A. r. this summer.
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ao.ra Or su,srxs,.r...

The Board met pursuant to adjourn.
msn, Aunrs..n,
"sms' =" p'''e -.
Inc money recently received IRON
railroad taxes was ordered apportioned
among the different road districts.
49,. Co. am ord.r.a drawn in
,.,
favor OF Oscar Macy Tor 'noigents'
Warrant for e234 ordered drawn on
Courtbouss and Jail Fund for freight on
- 49,
'o -, VII. -
Ihe clerk was oroereo 70 no'liy 'ns
following named persons that on July
aDtb the BOARD will eoual;se the assessed
vain. !, tb.;r nronsrtv and that n !,
~ 80" " ~
their privilege to be present ana make
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-16

The sale at Santa Monica yesterday
was another success for the owner, the
auctioneer aud the purchasers, and ev'
cry one returned contented with the
days journey. Prevailing prices we're
low and the purchasers are correspond
ingly happy. Following is a list and
prices paid: Block MI oseph w. Scott,
l. $40; w. K. Ferguson, 2, Sl25; A.
L. Whitaker. 8, Sl25; A. X. Melton, 4.
sl20; C. e. Mackey. s, Sl36; G. H.
Msthay, o, z. 500; A. b. Whitney, s.
Sll09; J. ]. lilly, $ll5; H. c. Bagge,
Jr., 10, SITS. Block NC. Belli, |,
$3.50; C. Belli, q Sl05; w. H. Stoddard,
3. 500; w. II. Stoddard, 4, 500; Mrs.
E. Rapp, 8, 500; Frank Morella. 8.
500; Frank Morella, 7, 500; VIII
Wright, 8, sl25. Blk NJ, 20. john
Shaffer, Sl65; 10, J. Shaffer, 500; IS.
j. shaffer, 500; IL. j. M. Campbell,
$2l0; ~, j. NJ. Campbell. $50. Blk
LII. !. Shaffer. $500; 2, J. Shatfer,
$3.50; 3, L. d. Scriever. sos; 4. L. ID.
Scriever, sos; s, L. D. scriever, Sl70;
10. Will Wright. SITS. Blk XII, b.
w. Layton, $40; 2, B. W. Layton.
500; 8 and 4, C. +. Mackay, 500 each.
s. J. w. johnson, 500; 9, J. w. John
son, 800; 7, J.. w. johnson. 500; 8,
B. E. Ward, 500; 9, Will Wright, 800.