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W Nj, Price, Drieudant,

W Nj. Price, Defendant.
 The Ter O. of ..IiZLEa seli'is greeting 10 ". Y. Prrr, de enuant: Ton a sun.mo, c., and .r1Ui ei 10 appoT5 EelD . al uy ofliLs III r nI on. u..'y ot CUcL:Ee. Cn the 5Uih uay oi April A. b ies6, a ten o'clock Il. h., [ anewrr the com; laint of Ee a1Ovc named plant ffS who demand O. that loI lnGeU C., 10 t.,em the um of S+U for z o g and ni, Ichah, ise pur- chns anl uelIve cd at Y ur lBstaHce and re- qu, si, more ully sp by compliant uuv oh file in my fiji e. and il you feil [, .Dpear q. 'nswU ,a'd comp a:ni hereli, req re, the llai tfs W II kc Judgment grn,t y u As Gema-ided for the c ,rts f Iii. -u.t. Givtn urGef mi, LaLd this Ist cay tf March \. b Irs6.
 C E. ALN ORD. J. F
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Ladies who desire fine shoes should go at once to Summerteld's and nr" cure them. No reasonable C..[E used.
 Just received the largest assortment of lawns and ginghams ever in Tomb stone st tue Palace Dry Goods Store
 2-21tf
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l am stih before the public and most respectfully solicit part of yonr patronage at the Oriental saloon.
 3-3tf J. j.. MELAGREN, Prop,
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Farther Notice.
Notice.

The undersigned will hereafter have always on hand frst-class bottled Lager Beer, which they will sell at 92 per dozen for cash. Call to the Brewery and give us trial.
 l-2--lm BISBEE, A. T.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

TO ISAAC HOWELL, YOUR HEIRS 0H ASSIGNS. You aIe hereby notified that l have expended (s1Oo) one hundred dollars !n labor uud improvements on the DuntUn, lode and mining claim, sItualcd m the Hat fOrt lsIinng district, Ramsey canyon, Hua- rhuca mountains, county of CUchisc, Terri tory of Arizona, in oI der to hold the clam Tor the year ending December. 1886, under the provisions ul section 2324 Revised statutes of the United States. Therefore, II within ninety days from publication of this notice, you fail or refuse t0 contribute your proportion of said expenditure and cost of tGle publication as co-Owner, your 4 Interest m said mine or claim will become the prop crty oI the undersigned, under Sertioh 2S24
 B F. HESLEP.
 Tombstone, January 13, 1886.
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 Chas. E. H.erGn. Defendants:
 The Territory of AnZ na sends greeting to Cha les Heeaan. deihndant! YCu are he cby , sumr oned and f. qutr 10 appear b-iOre me st {" Ofic, In Tombstone, c,n'ty of COch se, on :Le 5Oth av of Ap:I. A D 1888, at 10 otIock q. m tu ausweT the complaint O. the ab, ve named piai tif-, who delnsnd of you tn { iou are in- drbted [" tn nl iD the sun Of SloS0, for gOo1s and m rehsndise P rchas ed and delivered 10 yOu a your insinree md request, as mor- fu.ly ap- ar by complaint DOW on file in my flee And if you ail to appear and ard answer ra'd com laint herein required, the plaintiffs will take judgment ma nst you demanded and fi the cost O. th:s suit. Giy,n under my hand this t day of March, A D 1886. (. E. ALVORD,J J r.
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I, THE JUSTICES corRr TOWNSHIP

T. THE JUSTICES COURT. TOWNSHIP N" l. Coca -e co |, ArIZ la | ri Dry. Gr U C .. F.. word. !. drm 'rd. S6l.-5 Eauw. Il < ot Hi rl, P.uid lA,
 
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 The Tc- -cit'r, Of Arizoua sen E ing Hey r PrIc deirnt all: fou ,rv h, n by ruin ul ed aid a. .lrrd L. Il. pca' b,IO me al my flee iu Tombstn", C T. l., oI CochI~u the 3O.E du. ,f AIIi., A p lssG, q ten O, lock a T:. 10 answer th'' b. plalHtp ile auole hein p(t.nI 1s WI 0 fiia SoE tlal yon a.c h. d" tr' tJ LItLI m L kuIA If S6 ..:I 1. god me cha Trrti iias q nv. T,u tJ yull n } ur insta ce q Icquts aE mo iuly np- pears by mpla nT now OG il. III my ficC. A, q yrl IaIi t. appear 1 sn-wcr said cUripl iint a. her III IrGa ed, ih'' pl l.tutlifs will take jud.- n.' n rg' inst yuu d. Mauded and Tor t!e COS, . Oi hi- Hu.t. Given uIu my had th It da j, ut N uch, \ D 1850. C. h. ALEORD, J. r.
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(. E. eoks, se end ut Si-r
 The Tertir,r ry Of Arzona scsds greeting to J c Brooks, I'ele da |: ivu ar h r, by rim- m I. q and requi cd to Ia pcaA betre m at my Ooce in 1om' ,oGe, c,.I-ty of CuchIee oL tht Both day oI April, D loe6. at len 0'c., ek d. ln 10 swth lhe mt nL oi the above named pl in lff's WIG demand ~ you thAI ou are iu melcnandisc pI 'chased and Ii cred u you a YNu li stance and request .H me. C fIll, appca F bYc mpla 1t 20" on fife in nJ office. ana y'u ia IO@ppcar n d tlIswer said Compia nJ ds heIoil q ed, the lpln iGs WI lake Juug ment rg lnst y a. d for th of his suit Gllen un CT my hand this Is day of Ma ch A. b. 1SS6. (. E. A. NBbD.J.
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TOWNSHIP No. j. Ill l. COan Of,( O, hise. Ierit. " O Arsona, before C. E, Alyord, J. F.; demanu, SGs 9a
 Caldwell i; Stanford, F'aintif,
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWN SHIP No. l, ID the oouny of CUchise, Territory Gl Arizona, before c. E. AlvOrd, J. F.; demand, Slt.20.
 Cadw,ll tS Stanford, Plaintiff;
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Is acknowledged by eminent surgeons tC se the purest and finest known, and inValui le 10 invali1a.
 SlNIM0NDS' KENTUCKY NABoB 3OT G- BON WHISKY has been well known for many years, being unsurpassed foT its kcei lent quality and delicious flavor. Everybo~I who has tried it says it is the best in the world.
 Families supplied by the gGllon, case or bottle.
 s- None genuine unless my signature is across the cork, "G. Simm )nds."
 My agent is authorized to sell to the trade, half barrel, barrel direct shipment from Ken tucky or from his warehouse a San Brrnar- dino Sold by the bottle and gallon by
 BOTHIN, TWEED X COMPANY.
 soie Agents for Tom bstOue and vicinity
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IN THE JU,gICE'S CURT, TowNsrIfd No, l, 'unty ol t.ucLis Fer 0ry Oi Arizona before C. L. R"-d, J. l.; deJ.aLG, so. CHd~eii & SianfHu, Pl4ILI.h's
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 L. F. BlacKbuIn and John D. Buide:t. Der T C Ter iurr If A.iLcna rel ds C Ing tn l.. F Blackburn ard hI Due Bur iett, CC .cIGants Y'u a'c helcby sun m neG aEd leqnneuin in apP,ar Def me lnI fise III Toms Cr.. cou " Of ucdis On the 3utn Csy of Apri., 4 D lSaj, at iU u'cI ckr. Ii t, to answer lh. on; I4iuI o L., aHoye-namrd plaint il. who d. Tn iIO Oi on ;ha. you HrC lLLe.t. q lp them III tHe sum S6, fu pooGs nd n.crchEndis- purt hn. ed md dt liver T t. ,O, at your 1ust. pce shd Ieques;, g: norv Iully :ppe IF in he C. mplaiL' nOw OH fife in m Cp ce. And fyon fal | apl ea' and answ,r Sa C 0OmpiaIt as uvrt:I r quIr q, tn plalHt ffs W ill tah, judgment against you as Gemladed and in costs of his suit G,eu unuer my hunt this Isl day of March, A D 1886.
 C. E. AtYORD, J. P.
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John .BoneT. D fGndsnt
 The T ri ory of AriZ Ba tends greeting to John BUner, de enCan You hereby sum muhe5 and required to appear before he at my ttfirs in TOmb-rone, 'uuntv O. Co ise. ou tL,. 30 h ay oi April, A 1S,G, at 10 och ok a. m |, to answer tie "umrlaInI Oi tfe Hp,ve- smed plain'iffi, V h. q mand Cf you tn JOu ara iD- cnand,se p,rch. sea and delivered 0 you a. your in -tance ard r?quest. E mere flu y aIp- urz by complaint on file in my flee. And If ynu qulre4, t plaintiffs will Iate j. dgment Il ain. you us demanded and for he costs O. tli sui . GiyrR under my band thi, lst Cay ei Ma oh, \ D lSS6. c. F, ALVORDi J. P
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Henry Sieb [, Deleudant.
 The Ie ri or Of A ;zona sends grctting t. Iienr Sr er:, Defendant: YoI a.e here p, summoned ahd ,equileu 10 d. p,qr b.fUre m Il mJ oiii-e ombr one, cO"n f Cr6h sc U ,h 5tth ay or Alp j, A. D Iost. at ten O .ock a m. to ahsweT h: c'm lam uf 6 avov,-: am q pla mfr, hO Cemt u of you that yoa are h.
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vS,
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 Ter ltury % Arizona sends greeting to Wi jam loving, n. deiendsn': You are h., ery suinmoIed and rtqui ei tL Lppear tcfOre me at my "fh :" h GomhSt ne. county Of ochis ,n the 3uth d.y If April A. b., 1SS6, at len o'cloc a. m | q ew.r the comp a Tt or the ab ve- nsme plr B.id's, who d, mand 1 70 thai Y Il are ind bted Q them in the -Um ,f f S4T.49, O goo ana Eaerch. nd se purchn ed and deliNe ed 10 you JUuI Instance and req |, IT. nor iI ly aiI eals by mpa it oW oh Ne i' m otlic". n"if you il Oa'.'0T q ausw r saId ,mpl It as herein required, the plain. ifs " tak judgment aga nsi On us ,emunde and r the cos | th \ suit. G wen ui d.. my hand n- l day Of MaIcn, A, p.. 16SC. c, F., ALVORD,
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SUMMONS.

IN THE JCSTIC 'S COURT. TOWNSHIP No. 1, in the Juhty Cf CochIse, Te,r:iory o A4izona, before C. E. Alveru, J. F.; uemand S41.4g.
 Caldwell < Sta I'd, Plaintiff,
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IN TIFF JUSTICES COURT, TuWNSBIt Nc. 1, chize u tv, Ter itury ,f ArIZona, be tnre E. Alvn,G, J. r de.9aLd S6 Caldwell k stanford, Plant ft,
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT TOWNSHIP l, C, chir cornty Ter i.'ry of SrizOna. Le- fore C: E. word, J. P demaud s2J.i0. Caldwell q Stanford, PanIh,
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IN TIE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No. Ir tie co. If CUUhI-e, Terri ory of Arzona befo t l.. E. -ilvo d,J ?; demand SiG 6g Cad ell & StnnO,d, F.a4ntIif,
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Go to Charlie Mauk's for the finest spiced beef tea, md the choicest of wines, liquors and cigars. Chas. is the boss mixoloeist in tc;,G. Card
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PARSONS WIFE.
She and Parsons are Interviewed Regard
ing Their Past.

She and Parsons are Interviewed Regard
ing Their Past.
CHICAGO, Illinois, September lS.-An-
archists have been interviewed several
times regarding the statements made in a
dispatch from Waco, Texas, to the effect
that his wife was formerly mistress of a
full blacked negro, named Gathings whom
she deserted for reasons. This statement
has been fatty denied by Parsons, who
said his wife was of Spanish Indian origin,
and that she had never been Ill
Waco, Texas. Mrs. Parsons has until
now refused to speak on the subject
4 letter which has reached here from Waco,
reiterates the charge made in the telegram.
A picture of gatherings come with 1t. Arm
ed with the letter and photograph arcp0rt-
er called upon Mrs. ParSon, and went with
her to the Jail, upon the occaSian Of her
usual visit to her husband. She preferred
that the interview should take place i'll his
presence.
TO this request the reporter assent ed.
The letter was read with III hearing OF
them both.
Now, Mr.. prisoner, tell what you know
about this matter and lets have it settled, y
demanded his wife.
81 will" answered the man
"Will you please let me see the picture
of Gathings?"
The likeness was passed i'll to him and
carefully seeming it he said. "A(es that's
Gathing." -.
know him. | was raised in Waco, and
was in those days very popular among the
colOred people there. | had something to
do with his wife or the III he lived
with. Well, it was n sort of custom in
that town in those days. | was wild
when l was young and had many cSca-
pades with girls. of course GathinSs did
not like what did
Mrs. P~arsons-"'NOw don't 90 beating
about the bush. Tell the whole story as
it is. ! won't rest under this false impu-
tatiOn."
Thus ABUSED, Parsons said that he had
lived with the woman who was known as
Gathing's wife, but that he left her some
time before meeting the present Mrs.
Parsons in Austin. He said such affairs
were very common in Texas and that no
one paid any attention to them in those
DAYS. This was positively all there was
to it, and his wife knew no more OF Gath
ings than the child unborn.
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EXCITING CONTEST
Between the MayfOwer, the Puritan and the
Galatea.

NEWPORT, Il. l., September 1S.-The
yacht race for the Citizens Cup, in which
the Mayflower, Puritan and Galatea are
entered, is the event of to-day in these
waters. There are four prizes, II each
for schooners, for sloops and cutters over
fifty-tive feet and under seyenty-Onc feet,
and for sloops and schooners under fifty
five feet. The race is sailed under the
the rules of the New York Yacht Club.
The course is triangular and about forty
five miles long, starting from the vicinity
of BrentOn's Reef lightship. Following is
n list of the competitors: SchOOners-
Gitana, MOntauk, Sachem, Miranda; first
class slOops-Mayflower, Galetea, Puri-
tan; second class slOOps-BedOuin, Stran-
ger, Thetis; third class sloops-Cinderclla,
Clara, BERTHE.
The morning broke clear and beautiful,
wind west northwest, with prospects of a
good breeze. All of the competing yachts
lay at anchor in the harbOr during the
night. The Galatea reached here about 3
o'clock this morning under tow. The
Mayfower and Puritan were anchored
side by side in the lower bay. The Pris-
ella is also here.
The start was made at 1898. The Gal
atea and Puritan got away close together.
The big schOOnerS were also close together
and making a close race. The Puritan
led the Galatea slightly rs she crossed the
line first, and holds the lead. The third
run was fired at 1915, and at that mo-
ment the
MAYFLOwER WAS Al IL II REAR,
For some ~unaccountable reason, and cross
ep the line at 1O:4O, being handicapped
five minutes. She was going brayely, but
was in the rear of the whole fleet.
At 1l:17 it was evident that the Puritan
waslgradually leading the Galatea. Close
By them, and pressing upon them was the
large schooner Montauk. The Mayflower
was doing well, but still far aStern ofthe
| Puritan and Galatea. They were all run
ming before the wind, with every available
sail set, but the sails did not seem 10 draw
very well.
The course Of tO-day's race was changed
this morning to the following: From a
line drawn between the buoy of Beaver
Tail and the flagship, anchored to the
southwark of it, to and around the Hen
and Chickens Lightship, leaving it on the
starboard hand, thence to and around the
Pigs Lightship, leaving it on the starboard
hand. thence "a BrentOn's Reef Lightship
passing to the southwark of it and between
the lightship and the flag.
The Sachem apparently led the
schOoners over the line. She had a good
start and was holding the Miranda well
under her stern to lecward. Both sloops
and schOOners headed toward Point Ju-
dith. At ll:22 the
GALATEA WAS IN THE LEAD,
the Puritan second, q little to the wind
ward, and the MayflOwer third, in a
southerly direction.
The yachts passed Point Judith life
saving station as follows: MaylOwer
11:16. Mirlnda LOO, Galatea l:09t, but
gaining on the Miranda; Sachem at II ZOO,
Bedoin 11:l6i, Puritan 11:lGi. The
wind was her fresh and from the north
west.
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III MAoUEcH BUG.
A Wild Freak of Ultra Fashionable Ladies'
Bugs Al Ornaments.

-DuSs Is OEHIhh1cuts.
"'What's that?n suddenly interrupted o
REGISTER lieutenant to Mr.. Dillon's
handsomest clerk, as he saw a great big
frightful looking bug, arrayed in gold
trappings with tiny chain attachment ex-
actly the size of the one below represent
ed make a spring from a show case,
and light upon the tile floor. Goodness
Graeious!" calculated the h. C. and reach
ing down, cautiously picked it up by the
tiny chain just as if it was dangerous
and would bite. By this time your report
er was all aglow with curiosity and the
polite clerk had to tell him all about the
hideous thing.
why, don't you know" said he, this
is the Maquech bug. 1t is all the rage in
the East among ultra fashionable ladies.
They buy them harnessed up this way,
and secure them to their hat or waist or
breast of the dress, and let them crawl
about the length oftheir tether."
They ought to make good chaperones,"
suggested the reporter.
mo doubt they do, for aside from their
novelty they are a terror to people unac
quainted with them"
'How's that?"
'Oh, they look so ferocious and terri
BILE. But, do you know they are harmless,
they neither bite or pinch. Besides, they
live a long while when care is taken OF
them. Some say two years, and this box
of rotten or decayed wood accompanies
each bug, where his bugship puts in his
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago,


CHICAGO, September 1a-The Droves'
Journal reports: Cattle-Receipts 900
head; shipments 600 head; market nom
inally steady; shipping steers $40
IS Is; stockers and feeders 81 00a3 40;
cows, bulls and mixed 81 5Oa3 90; bulk
So 25aa 10; through Texas cattle steady.
81 5Oa3 40.
Hogs-Receipts 10, 900 head; shipments
5000 head; market strong; rough and
81 l0a4 75; packing and shipping
81 sOa$5 10; light s. 9Sa4 90; skip,
s. 5Oa$3 IS,
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
400; market slow and weak; natives 81 90
al 90; western So 2Oa3 IS; Texans 81 90.
a3 10: lambs 81 GOAL IS.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, September 1s.-Cattle
- Receipts, rs head; shipments 36l
head; nothing, doing, all through consign-
ments.
Hogs-Receipts, 260i head; shipments
1900 head; market active; Philadelphias
S. 15a5 %; Workers 81 SOa4 IS;
Grassers 81. 50aS4.60
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
900; market dull, at yesterdays prices.
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.,omDanIed by Lord Lonsdale.

LONDON, September 1S-Nloiet came,
ron, accompanied by Lord Lonsdaie anG
her opera company, sailed from Liverpool
for New York to-day. She opens at the
New York Casino on October 4th. RumOr
has it that her husband will Saii ON 4
other steamer, and that he will seek IN
Gotham that judicial interference WITH
lord Lonsdale's protection OF his wife
which he has been unable to secure mere
III Tangtrv also sailed for New York, on
the Alaska, this afternoon.
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ALIveIy Time Promised.

SPECIAL Correspondence Sunday Register.
MORGANTOwN, September 1a.-The
Democratic convention will assemble at
Blacksmith on September p, to nominate
a candidate for the State Senate, and also
one for the House Of Delegates
The convention promises to be Of unusu-
al interest, and a lively time is antici-
pated. Mr.. W. II. Baker, Jr., is promi-
nently spoken of as the probable nominee
for the House. If nominated he would
make things pretty lively for some of the
Republican bosses. The Hon. Wm. L.
Wilson, COngressman-elect, will be present
and address the convention.
The name Of Hon. ]. NJ. Hagant IS men
toned in connection with the Republican
nomination for the House of Delegates
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A KENTUCKY DUEL.
How Rivals Settled Their Difference With
Pistols.

How Rivals Settled Their Difference With
Pistols.
FRANKFORT, KY, September lS.-Sev-
eral weeks ago Thomas Sharkey was found
dead neal the railroad, Just outside OF the
city limits. There was n bullet-hOlc in
his left temple, and lying near him was a
3? calibre pistol, with one chamber dis
charged. The coroner held IN inquest and
returned a verdict Of suicide. There was
strong suspicious of foul play, and it is
now believed that Sharkcy was killed i'll 4
duel. 1t seems that he and another
young man were in love with the same
young lady, and were very bitter rivals.
They CHANGED to meet At the young lady's
house and had some very warm words.
Later the same evening they met on the
street and had another row, but finally
concluded to settle the affair with pistols,
and asSharky WAS seen alive no more it Is
supposed he was killed in the duel. The
name of the Otherman has been successful
ly concealed.
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if he could. The two fought for wind, for
perhaps a minute and then cllnehed:
There was some desperate in-fghting and
Herald was forced over the ropes. The
referee cried Break away" but there
no break away in the now maddened
fighters, and amid the crying Of the crowd
the pugilists were pulled apart by
their attendants and forced struggling
into their chairs. The time of the round
was % minutes. Herald shook himseh
and laughed while he was being sponged
and rubbed down. He did not look much
the worse for the rough handling he had
received. Sullivan was not hurt, but he
was very, very mad He had evidently
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One Of the SWEETEST.

Special TlegnGR to TIE Sunday Register.
MoRGANTowN, W. VA, September Is.
One of the SWEETEST and most brilliant
events of the season was a reception held
at the residence of Samuel Rogers, Esq,
in honor of the marriage of his son, Daniel
R, to Marguerite Martin, of New Martins
vile. which occurred at the brides home
last Wednesday. An excellent time was
enioyed by all until q late hour.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
viii S. Kitchens of this place, to Miss
Edna V. South, of Mount Morris, Pa, to
take place Thursday next, at the home OF
the young lady's parents.
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utes, IA seconds; Montank, . minutes,
Out of Sight.

NEWPORT, r. l., September.-The
wind continued to fall and has been
dead calm for some hours Small yachts
Rugged point Judith, and got some wind
with which result they lead the big sloops
by several miles. At last report, the Gala
tee, having had the best of position, goes
FIVE miles ahead of the Puritan and May
flower. At best il cannot be finished for
several hours yet. 1t reported the Puritan
is coming in tow. Darkness shuts out all
further view.