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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25
Emporium Oh Fashion .


| am now prepared to meet YOUR de-
nIands Tor Fall and Winter C~lothicg. |
have the best selected stock of CLOTHING
orr men, youths and boys, that YOU can
find in the city. The Goods are correct
in style, make and furnish, and also nor
feet in fit and will hole their shape MS
long rs the garment lasts. This stock
consist of Sack and Cutawav Suits in
Cashmere, thsvIolS and sink mixture,
also ~DiagonaIs Worstcd, Whip-cord,
me leading novelty is the StripG-Cheyi.
OTIS in Sack and GETAWAYS.
Dress Suits of Elegant material and
cut-in the most ~faSIOnablc and perfect
lifting styles, in whip-cord and cork
screws OF imported goods.
Full Dress suits with Dyke coats and
vest. \ full line Of these goods always
on hand, and | guarantee Il perfect ftin
every instance.
\ full line of Ccnts furnishing Goods
or every description, under wear, Gloves
iinlt-hoSc, Collars and Guns etc. \ beau
tiful line Of Neck Wear of all colors and
styles.
In the Hat stock you viii find all the
leading styles. Tho DUNLAP SILK and
Stiir-hats also tho Boston Self conform
ing sun Hat, these makes | am sole
Agent for, and can only 10 had nj the
Emporium. Besides these other max
cS OF hats in a great variety OF STYLES
SIX, Cashmere, Stltf and soft hats IN All
grades and prices. This is the largcat
stock OF hats have cvcr had, Tho peas.
B~oyShowing 10 my patrons.
at this clothing stock IL very attractive
knees time, the a,9nrtuicntis beautiful,
long pants S!,.S from 4 to 10 wears, and
tiles liant salts from II to Is years. DUAL
ties are good, and prices arc low,
Gents Fine Shoes in all the leading
styles and makoa, among thom Won vii
ina the Celebrated isnnnistcr Shoe in
congress, Lasc and Buttou, won will soc
no Douglass Shoc Tor men AT $3,O and
n4ys nj fZ.Oo, every pair Guaranteed.
when you visit the city woulo bo
Pienscn 10 nave YOU i4 cah inspect this
immense stock, this is the only place
where you can sec the correct s~tyics.
| Columbia Sc MI KiNARD
My new fall stock is nov. ready Ga,
your inspection, where You in Hnd tic
correct styles, and class ofgoods Az Ven
VIII, in4 at me Emporium of Fashion
YOU VIII ilnI thls stock complete in
every respect, and for fit and make
incso garments cannot bc eXcclled rs
they ara manufactured expressly fol
me;
You will ind n complete line Of Gents
furnishing, and Hats of all STYLES and
qualities, also n handsome line Of Shoes
In all the latest styles.
j am much pleased with nay success
FOR inc past year with this sto!c, and fol
INC conii,tonco of tho eltiZcns of spartan,
burg and the p-conntry In my endca
Vors 10 place before them strictly frs,
class clothihg house and ut prices tina
cannot be excclled by anyone. You vii
find no missed stock here. Il have plac
cd Mr. Erwin Twitty in charge of thil
house where he will he pleased to SCI
all his friends, and Will take pleasure AZ
showing the new stock.
Respectfully, NJ, L., KINARD,
ERWIN TWITTY Manager
! Spartanburg -. G,
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is, perhaps, tho largest fortune even
made out of wind.

is, perhaps, tho largest fortune ever
made out Of wind.
The hay press was invented by q wo-
man, which leads a wag to suggestthat
size got tho idea from a desire 10 DO hug
gcd from all sides at once.
81 thought you took an unusual inter.
est In my welfare" remarked an unsuc-
ccssful lover. ono. indeed" she replied,
"only in your farewell"
The man who wouldn't take "no" for
an answer has gone into amateur photo.
gfaphy and is taking negatives right
ana lcft whcncScr ho gets u chance.
When you SOC II man on II moonli ght
night trying to convince his shadow
that it is improper to follow II gentleman
you may be surc it is high time for him
TO Joi II a temperance society.
Little brother, whose sister is playing
cards with n gentleman-Mr. Smiler
does Minnie play cards we'll? Mr.. Smi-
l"r--Gcs, very well, indeed. Little bro
thcr--Thcn you had bette. look out;
mamma said if sho played her cards
VOL she would catch YOU.
Mary had n littlo hair
It's hue was auburn bright,
And everywhere that Mary went
a. white horse hove III sight,
"What makes the horse love Mary so.
The people all did cry,
at wouldn't" quoth Jack Wilkes
man,
"1f she'd use Baldtop's Dyo."
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POWER.
Astounding in Book Agents-A Teacher q
Fountain Inn Cad Weather.

When we have no new song we
have to sing some Of the Did oncs.
We are having SO much rain and
slcct, that 1T seems rs if it IS ncvc"
going to cease. 1t has been so pleas
ant until now that we think it too
bad to have even Il little sIeet.
There III not 80 much sickness in
this ncighborhood as have been for
merly, and we hope that people
will enjoy better health after such
a siege of measles, typhoid fever,
and humps.
The tenants although there are IL
great many of them have succce-
ded in getting homes and have gone
to work.
Our place has been well canvass
ed lately by agents. Within a few
weeks there has been nearly a doz-
en- around. Rev j. n. Gwyn, with
his bible, Mr.. McCelvy with his
beautiful story of the bible, Mr..
Nash with Grand PA. Gcodwin's
story of the bible, Mr.. Willis with
stories of the bible for children, and
Mr.. Woods with silver-ware. All
good, look out for them, look sharp
or they will get you, they are
equiSed for plcturlng and g%alvaniz-
Ing.
The school at Power Academy is
progressing finely. The patrons are
pleased with their selected teacher.
Miss Mary Williams, of Buffalo
Latina Springs Va, has been given
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Dramatic.

1t Is seldom indeed that this commu-
nifty Is favored with the presence or such
an artist rs Miss Rose Osborne. Tho
applause her Company has won in the
largest cities, North and South, entitlo
her to the highest rank. On Thursday
and Friday Watts' Hall will surely be
packed as before, and all who
would SEQ the only frst-ratc show that
Will come TO Iaurcns this season should
secure seats at once. The Orchestra has
been pronounced the finest that has
been South this season. See notice else
whore.
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LITTLE LAUGHS.
Cullcd from Current Journals.

Tho men who marry most frequently
for money are the ministers,
Money is so tight now that some PEG
pic haven't even any loose change.
The man who il slow to express an
opinion might just rs we'll send it by
freight,
The thing that woman always knows
best Is how some other woman ought to
dress.
odd, isn't II, but people who pass their
lives, 40 to speak, on beds of down, sell
dom get down in tho mouth.
George Westinghouse, Jr., inventor of
the air brake. is worth S9,OO0,OO0. Tnis
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Paint IL Red.

Tho County Commissioners arc con-
sidoring n proposition to have tho Court
House painted inside and outside. 1t Is
earnestly hoped that the arrangements
will be made. We have a magnificent
binding, but 1t needs to catch Oh the
spirit Of improvement-it needs n new
dress, and should nave it. Merely as n
matter OF preservation tho building
should be painted, apart from the I'm
proved appearances. The wood work
needs attention, and Il stitch to Uc taken
In timc must be takcn now.
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the Fountain Inn High School, and
has taken charge. This young lady
was two or three years ago Il teach
or in the L~aurensville Female Col
legc, and subsequently II teacher
in the Power Academy. She is a
young lady of highest culture and
refinement, and we anticipate for
her agrand rs teacher at
Fountain I'm.
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Died,

On Sunday last, at his "omc five miles
from this place, Mr.. Walter L.. She'll
Mr.. Shell has for II number of years Suf-
ferod from consumption, which bn!llod
all climates and doctors. II caves Il
loving wife and five children to mourn
his loss.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

a few weeks ago, at the annua NEE
ting of the stockholders ofthc National
Bank OF LaurcnS, tho old directors and
officers were made to succeed them
selves. The bank declared Il small di-
vidend and now has tho mug little sur
plus of $500 due Stockholders.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

A pleasant timo is the report from the
Tournament and Bah ut Ianford. JAS.
Casey took first prize and made Miss
Montioy "Quccn of Love and Beauty
A number of young people from this
place attended.
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Probate Judges Sales,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Ia URENS co

IN PROBATE COURT.
pursuant to judgment for sale i'm the
ioiioWinE stated case, ! will sell. at pub
ne outrry. ~ l.aurcns G.. H., on Sale
pay IN February next, the property Dc
scrihcd in said case, upon tho terms
specified, to wit:
In the case Of T.. Il. Rudd VS.. G. f..
Rudd ct al.
All that certain tiact or piece Of land,
lLlng and being in thc State and Countv
~aiorrSlld, containing Four Hundred
and Nincty-twO Acres, more orlrSs. and
bounded by lands OF John G.. Williams,
lands OF the estate OF Richard Goodman,
deceased, Dr. j. II. Miller, Geo. u. liam
nah and others.
Terms Onc-halt cash; the balance en-
n credit of twelve months, with interest
from day OF sale, the credit portion to
DC secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage of the premises, with leave
to tho purchaser to pay his entire bid in
cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
y. w. BURNSIDE,
Judge OF Probate.
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CLINTON.

Tho Thriving City Holds Her own--Mer,
chants, Bankers n Builders-.A Mum,
Der of New Trims knights Of Honor
Building and Loan Town Council Elec-
ted and OtLor Mnttors.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Hon. T.. Is. Murray, has retired from
the editorial char Of the Anderson In
~telligcnccr aposition he has occupied for
fifteen years. j. l.. ClinkscaicS and G.
G.. Langston will continue the conduct
OF tho paper.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25
SPECIAL BARGAIN COLUMN.

rho new year of lSSS Is here and finds
the store off,. IL. James loaded with
now and frcsh fancy ana heavy grocc-
RIGS.
Several big lots Of flour and molasscs
Just received at j. IL. james.
1T Will pay pou before buying to exam
me the well assorted fancy grocery store
OFF III James.
fancy Rio coffee and Primo roasted
coffee cheap at j. II. James. o
a big lot Of tobacco just arrived at r.
III. James.
p"ht forget that Log Cabin Soap is
still in the lead 6 pounds for 25c, att Ii,
James.
Seed Oats ut j. II. james.
Nincc line of Sugar and Coiccat J. Fl.
james.
j. II. James has n mighty prcttvHnc
of fancy and heavy groceries try him,
cheap for cash.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Married, on "Wednesday 18th inst, ut
the residence of the brides father near
Fnirvicw, Mr. n. =. Kennedy, of Due
West, aud Miss jennie Anderson. Row.
II. b. Craig, officiating, assisted by Rev
NJ. G.. Britt,
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At the municipal election last week
DR.. l.. s. Fuller was elected II Warden in
place OF Capt. II. ii. iIudgcns, resigned.
DIR. Fuller will faithfully represent the
citizens Of The 2l ward, (Brooklyn.)
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fIANEORD.
.BltUTUS.

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m ioi 'nt In"' re-" Gays, lhe
"u','naiit', "''" ll'| APP
Po.h'c'' az ,ii!9 P'acc tuinc OH on
tin'"S ~'''''' VIC '''''c 'pPo'ii-
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Al ""u pvI'n.o'S co'l'l'cilc-
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XII cav. cnoni C, 'Pn,'';,'uTs
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v"un'"'' n"a5 """i'c'' 'lie
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nrn,,n;nm NJ. ,nm;, "n''
omnnnnT rnnm Mr.. LH,u;J"2 ~
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n Gn.un iLrm ~ ~
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war;" vail ~ni,,snI nnI " "m,
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munh rnnI cTnrrr nn1 ,rn. VIZ
~rnsnn11,ti, nr H. Nv
X rinLtSn,,I mon.,un
to Il ha,,sn um.Linh ia ;,,9 In;n~~
nni.LoI rnr' thn r" H T,;'I
Cni,anI vvhnro ,,a ~ ',iSn
lonnn n.,. 10 NO ria TX "nu
w.n.n Srnnns, Lor,,'i nun
t;nrs w. tnnIna r';rI,. ~Ml,,''
w.:ih uo,I ,hi,m, ",S t5,'h"''
thn ,Synr,rLv wc,, ,,rr n.n aen
h,rn coI nc m,30 .p"rt
nc,t U,m Tu]rl;Hv ChinLnnp I,nI.n
81. mi DIX, u,nra ~ 49,
n~rnrnsinn and Lurinw h mh,in
rrvnninm 3nt .inuLn nniI, W
rurrnd to mar thr nnin,,mnn ,oI
want n,rrrv nor,;o 90 hniI XII
tho yo,,rw, ~rnlLns snnmHd tn nnin,.
thcHSnlv11. so mu,h wo oInJ~1t
wishnd ,yn uv,rrn hn,,s ownin W,n
ma nnnl sn.iohIr ,innHH ,nl
moi holm thinLino fh,t II surh nnnn
! lion VIVA IN WANNA un.nnnr j., o,.nru
community Il wouII Ir,wuy rLn.nn,.
tonribnr AMI n,nkn tha hnn,iD nr
| ]rrntrrnnj love STRANGER MI ovnr thn
l,nd II is rood tn dwcIj tnmn,hnr
in nrocn anil unit,, and tbn n,mra
such social reunions orc fostnrnG
! i'm , nriUhhorhnnd thn rrontor nn,i
more Iostinm ar, Inc pIcnsurrs Of
. those who norticipatc i'm thnm II
briums nci%hbnrs rlnscr tnurtbnr
makes thrm bcticr n]cuuointnl nnI
cultivoicso shirt of f,icnIshin and
| Kindness thn, is cnoblinm md
Grand. we do NOT think Ihcrc w,s
y sinplc individual WHO contributed
TO hcaUnir. but Whit Crlt that thcv
werr ,idinm and ohattinm , mnnij
cousc. i'm trvinn to do wEot 11hny
could to finish I'M orr School UnuSr
AS wen ms ccmcntinp closer tomrth.
~ thc bonds OF fricndshin ,nIIovn
i'm our community.
After thc sumner was ovcr tho
Young folks had n nice social rortv
Those who wanted tn Grin thn
light fantastic toe" did so, andthosc
who did not wish 70 partirinntr in
the dance Joined i'm social converse
and all seemed TO Law aside dulI
care for n season and rive them
selves a rcspitc for cniDymcnt. II
was a notable fact h5tcycrv one
seemed TO exert themselves ia
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Miss Jenyc Sue Counts, Of Bambcrg, Il
highly accomplished young lady, was
visiting her brother, ID. II. Counts, at
this place for several woCils, and re-
turned home this morning.
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Inasmuch as returns to tho County Au-
ditor are coming in very slowly, we
again remind our readers of the short
ness of the time.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

The Laurcns County Conference of
the Dcacons and Elders Of tho PrcSby-
torian Church will meet at DorrOh on
Saturday nuXt.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Mr. George w. Williams, ofthorleaton
vas recently elected II director in the
Peoples Loan aud Exchange Bank of
LuurcnS rice c.. w. Sullivan deceased.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Tho addition to the "~Brooklyn Bridge
Is about completed. Contractor Wright
Is Il contractor light, but this IS no cop
ywrightcd.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Mrs NJ. j.. Adams is visiting hor
daughter in Bcaufurd $ G..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Excursion tickets to Jacksonville
Fla, and return, arc offered for 20 days
for $l3.0 from LaurcnS.
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Three new stores iii II week is pretty
good for Laurcns.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

MrJ.J. Pluss, wont down to Augusta
to represent us In the Savannah Valley
ConvcAtion.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Judge Wallace Will preside ut tho APP
prOachingT Term ofCourt beginning Feb
ruary the 2Oth.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

The influx OF population to I lis place
was never greater.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Married, at tho residence Of tho brides
brother, Mr.. J. G.. Tomplcton and Miss
Alice Milan, Rev. y. \. Todd oficia ing.
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Petor Darlington an old-timo and faith
fulncgro democrat, died last week.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

What has become OF the now school
question? Dead VIC hope.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

A limitod quantity OF tobacco seed
will be sent FREQ by addressing Thos.
w. Holloway, Pomaria, $. &.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Provisions arc higher now than ut tho
same tim, last year.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

w. III. Irvine, Esq, OF G~roonvilic, was
in town professionally last week.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Ono hundred bales OF cotton wore sold
hCrcon Saturday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Miss SLlic Norton, the accomplished
daughter OF Judge Norton, Is visiting
relatives ut Cross I'M.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-25

Mrs w. l., Boydis on II visit to Hunts
willie Ala.
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'Eflc AuVCIllSGI,
r. 9 O A t..
= Mrs w. l., Boyuis on IL visit to Hunts
villc Ala.
Mrs NJ. t.. Adams is visiting hor
daughter in Bcauford $ G.
Three new stores in n week is pretty
good for Laurcns.
Provisions arc higher o than ut Tho
same tim last year.
Tho influx of population To I lis place
was never greater.
One hundred bales OF cotton wore sold
horcnn Saturday.
What has bccoma OF the now school
question? Dead We hope.
W. III. Irvine, Esq, OF Groonvillc, was
in town professionally last week.
-
Pcter Darlington an Old-limo ana laith
fulncgrod democrat, died last week.
-
MrJ.J J. Pluss, wont down to Augusta
to represent us in thc Savannah Valley
rron
Judge Wallace will preside at tho APP
Term ofCourt beginning Feb
ruary the 20th.
A limitod quantity OF tobacco seed
will be sent FREQ by addressing Thos.
w. Holloway, Pomaria, S. G..
Miss SLlic Norton, the accomplished
daughter OF Judge Norton, Is visiting
relatives ut Cross I'M.
.,-I--,- 49,
III. n,I rot,rn ,,n oo,,,d r,r Oh d,y.
for $l3.0 from Laurcns.
Nor.ioI -, H. o.iLnn.oor,n hr,,,,,s
,.an,.. A.. ~ r,nn,rInIon AMI Mic
A,;on NiInm nov u A rnId omcio inc
rbo addition IA bp S'RrppElyn nrIlup'
is about comDlctcd. Contractor Wright
IS u contractor light, but this is not cop
y%wrightcd.
me l"anr'hS Ioun'y conference Oh
the DcacohS II lhloerS Oh 'ho 'rcSpS-
Saturday noxt.
~, I""'' NV
~ .",n 80 ~
T., ,ho
49, ~ n.,. 4,
~ -. c.n;.. aa.,.,
Miss Jenyc II Counts, Of Bambcrg, Il
highly accomplished young lady, was
this place for several weeks, and re-
turned home thi. morning.
- "'"'i'' r'' "I.N
~ w.
P'"'o up ""5'""'
20, s ~ -
Nar,iod ON wol,o.d,v 18Th ,uat nj
,h, ro,;do,,o or tho h,ii,.s r,,ho, non,
E,irviou, ur ( Eouuodv of Duo
wos. ,r1 N;,. Ionrio ,rdnrsor pov
~ n rroin ,m.i,,inr ,.u,o,ol j., nov
~ ~ uri,,
Hon. l.. Is. Murray, has retired from
telliucnccr n position he has occupied for
fifteen wears. j.. l.. C~linkScaics and G..
G.. Langston will continue tho conduct
of tho papcr.
a pleasant time Is the report ON inc
Evening journal., 1888-06-15
The GIeam pIoating Again.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June Is The last
board was placed over the leree gap in the
Garrett yscht Clean yesterday afternoon
at half-past f. The men had been CON
stsutly at work on her since the collision
The boards were one and a half inches
thick, the lower ones six inches, the upper
twelve The patching was begun
about 10 inches from the keel,
and extending over the gap up
to the deck. II was a great deal Of trouble
to get The timber into position. 1t was made
water tight by pitch aud oskum. The
boat moved so slowly OF the ways that it
was 40 minutes before she was floating
Notwithstanding the ugly patch on the
side, the CLEAN looked comparatively
trim, though listed slightly 70
port. She was taken TO Locust
Point. under the direction OF Chief Engi-
neer Lowell. Col r Snowden Andrews,
George A. Won L'ngen. William II Blsck-
ford aud John K Cowan arrived at Skin
ner's before the CLEAN was moved. and
went through her. Col. Andrews picked
up an old straw bat which be used while
on the trip, and said be would preserve It
as long as be lived A large party Of
ladies' came into the dock on tug little
before che yacht was lowered, and watched
the workmen and the moving rails with
much interest. Among them we're Miss
Mary Savage and Miss Helen Davis.
7 Nessrs. DUPONT and johnson and Mr
William Savage accompanied them.
Evening journal., 1888-06-15
STATE BALL FIELD.
RIvERTON WINS a GAME IN
THIS CITY.
Qufekstep Goes TO seaford and
Captures a Game From the Club
Atthat place.

Tho game between the Seafords and
Quicksteps at BsAtord, Del. yesterday, was
the finest OF ths series Fully 1000 pers7ns
were present, among whom were about 500
ladies. The crowd cheersd the game at
every good point. The Seatord's had their
ground feEsed in and a grand stand is
being built
The Q iickstep club surprised two classes
OF people. One was the Sesford club and
the other, their friends ia Wilmington.
Their friends here were.a little shaky on
them on account OF the way they played
last Saturday. The seaford boys are pretty
good and they know 1t and they looked with
confidence towards an annihilation OF the
Wilmington colts. The Qiicksrep boys
felt this and they went down to the sand
country with grim determination to do or
die. and they did,
They left here at s 50 and we're met at
the station by President Guffenburg OF the
Seafords and nearly the whole town, who
gave them rousing reception on their way
up to the hotel
After satlng dinner the boys were shown
the town and arrived at the grounds about
o'clock. Here they found the inclosurs
packed and about one sut OF every three
persons was woman. Aud such girls.
No one who has not been down In Sussex
can appreciate just how pretty they are
and just how enthusiastic they are on base
ball matters
Then the vonng men who constitute the
/ set ford club are handsome boys and every
one OF them had their circle OF admirers
out to see the beating that the Wilmington
boys did not receive.
Sim Pepne~ill. the second baseman of the
seaford, was the only one OF the boys that
got the smiles OF those 800 ladies'
The game opened at 30 with the Quick.
steps at the bat.
Huey and Mahoney went out and Collins
made three base bit and was left on third.
The Ssaford was quickly retired. Ia
the second the Quiokstep made their firsi
run; Walton was bit by pitcher, stole sec
ond and came hsme on hit by Aiken.
The Seaford scored three runs in thI
third on errors Of McCanfertg aud Waltoi
and two COLLAGE hits. Both sides drew
blanks in the fourth.
When the fifth opened the Qaiekstep
started 10 bent on business. Mahouey ant
Collins got TO base on errors and Crummey
sent them in home on a three base-his ant
Walton made it three runs for the inuinI
Ly hit. The Wilmington boys made tw
more the next, but after the third innin
thay never scored again. The score is a
, follows: