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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-01-02
TOPICS SUGGESTED FOR THE WEEK OF
PRAYER.
January 9th, 18th, 1859.

The Evangelical Alliance for the United
States has suggested the following topics for
the Week OF Prayer:
Sunday, January 6th.-SermOns.
Arise, shine; for thy light is come, etc.
Isaiah TX, |.
Put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ. Romans
kill. II.
Without me ye can do nothing. John xv
can do all things through Christ which
strenstheneth me. Philippians iv. l3
Monday, January sth.-ThankssivinS
and Confession.
For the individual, the family, the church,
the community, and the nation.
THANKSGIVING l Thessaloians v. 49, Psalm
Confession; Hosea xiv. l. 2. John !. s, o.
Psalm XXXii is. 2Samuel xii. 49,
Tuesday, January sth.-The Holy
Spirit.
Officers: John xvi. 7-15 Joel H. o.
Gifts: Corinthians xii. I'll.
Fruits: Galatians V. y, %.
Example: Acts xix. 1.6. Luke xiv. 49,
Acts l. II; II. ii.
Wednesday, January 9th.-The Family
and the Church.
For parents, children, masters, and servants
Deuteronomy ". II. Ephesians vi. 10. 2
For ministers, officers, and members; for
Chrtstlikeness in heart and life; for increased
activity, personal and associated, for Sunday
schools; for associations OF young men and
women; for all forms OF church work for the
oneness Of all believers.
2 Thessalonians iii. !. Isaiah xii. il. John
!. 1916. Mark II. 3.5. Joel II. 2S. John xviii
2O-23.
Thursday, January 1Oth.-Reforms.
For the abolition of the manufacture. i'm
portation, sale, and use of intoxicating drinks
as beverage; for the destruction of the
opium traffic for the repeal OF all laws which
protect vice; for the sanctification Of the
LORDS Day; for social purity and all other
Proverbs XIII. 1892. Romans iii. s..
Habakkuk II. 15;- and il. II. Luke 1. IS.
Exodus Xxx. 8-ll. Nehemiah Kill. 1922. Elk.
odus Xxx. Ii. Matthew v. %. l Corinthians
iii. 16, II.
Friday, January IIth.-..MissiOns.
City: Luke xix. Il; xiv. 47-49. Isaiah lviii.
Home: Mark t. 3S, 39 Luke will. /; K. !
Foreign: Matthew xviii. 10. John iv. 35,
&c. Luke 10. Isaiah vi s.
Saturday, January 12th....Nations.
For peace and prosperity, both temporal
and spiritual {; for civil and religious liberty ;
for rulers, legislators, and judges, and for all
In authority; for just laws and their impartial
enforcement; for nations suffering injustice
at the hands Of other nations; for the removal
jealousies for purity national life
Psalm xvii. Romans xiii. II. l Peter II.
1915. James v. 4. Col. iv l.
Sunday, January 13th.-.-Sermons.
Corinthians iii. g. Corinthians KY. IS.
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lege, given in honor of the young ladies by
the young men on Wednesday night, Is con.
Sidered tie finest ever gotten up there. IL
consisted OF large fire balls fire crackers, cam
non crackers, roman candles, sky rockets,
torpedoes, &c.
The line w. G. Benct pursued in the last
Legislature has made him doubly solid In
this section. The farmers are enthusiastic
over him. We hear other members OF the
home delegation highly commended. In fact,
our people have cause TO think well of this
delegation. Walters and King were regarded
rs leaders on the economic side, so the Daily
papers say.
Capt John Cochrane OF Due West has been
unanimously elected by the Trustees of En-
skine to fill the position of Tutor in the Col
lege-Prof. Robinson having resigned to ac.
cept q nice position offered him In Tennessee.
Capt. COchrane is Il graduate of Erskine, a
gentleman of culture, and especially fine in
Mathematics. He enters upon his work with
the best wishes Of all. The boys of this De-
partment set him up to n box of elegant ci-
gars during Christmas for favors shown them.
II. S. G.
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MiRRIED.

AIARRIED-Dec. 10, l!iSe, by Rev. w. +.
Pearson, Mr.. ROBERT LEE WINN and Miss
JESSIE PICKENS, daughter oi Mr. Ramsey
Black. All of Abbcvillc county.
MARRIED-Dcc. 10. 1855 by Rev. w. F.
Pearson, Mr.. .IOiIN THOMSON CLINK-
SCALES and Miss SUDIE A., daughter Of
Mrs. II. ID. Nance. All OF AbbcvlIe county.
MARRIED-Dcc. Goth, lSSS, by Rev. w. +.
Pearson. Mr.. JAMES y. STEVENSON and
Miss LULA f.. daughter OF Mrs. 5. w. Reid.
All OF Abbevillc county.
MARR!ED-pcc, IDth, lSSS, by Rev. W. +.
Pearson, Mr.. J. ROBERT l.. BOWIE and Miss
MAMIE W., daughter of Mrs. Nancy Nun
dy. All of Abbeville county.
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THE Semi-Centcnnial Is already beginning
to he discussed Mt Due West.
Mr.. ADDISON of GrcenvlIe came to Ahbe-
vile on Monday and remained over till Tues
day.
CAPT. \. J. MILLER will teach this year at
Charles Factory near Grccnville and not at
EaSey rs was stated last week.
THE college at Due West gave only one day
rs holiday. Tho Prop. and Theologue had
q week.
THERE was very little drunkenness during
Christmas 1t is thought by some that the
mild pleasant weather promoted Sobriety.
DIR. NATHAN HENRY and Mr.. John Mar
tin Of Due West were in town on Tuesday.
DIR. MARSHALL has moved to his residence
on Magazine Hill.
ME. JOHN LYo% and Mrs. Kitty Perrin will
occupp the Wardiaw house, now owned by
Mr.. Gillespie.
MIR. ~. w. SMITH hrs bought the CabGl
lands near the Depot, C ntaiu;ng one hundred
acres, more or less.
TIE students from the different colleges
will return this week.
ACCORDING to custom, all the bells in town
were rung at twelve o'clock, December 3lst
CGrd of Thanks.
The fur-formcd Palmetto Saloon is closed.
desire TO return sincere thanks to all those
who have given their custom since ! have
been in Abbeville. Wishing all Il happy New
Year, l am, respectfully -
THOMAS McGETTIGAN.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-01-02

The Racket Store has moved to the corner
recently occupied by Il. w. Cannon, and will
run big auction during the month of Janua-
ry, giving greater bargains than ever.
The Racket Store will have a large lot of
goods to sell at auction during January.
Big bargains at auction at the Racket Store
on saturdays.
\ few black fur trimmed short wraps at less
than cost. w. +. Bell.
Several walking Jackets in black and color
ed goods at less than cost. w. +. Bell.
Four childrcn's wraps from 10 to Is years at
less than cost. w. l.. Bell.
Persons coming TO town on Saleday and hav-
ing goods to buy, will do well to call Oh VIM.
K. Bell for shoes and dress goods.
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With Il Small c.

We notice that some of our exchanges spell
"Christian" with small C, and then,' some.
times they mangle "Christmas' by putting
It Xmas. These sumo newspapers, we pre-.
sumo, would spell Mohammed with the
proper number of lettors, and begin Moham-
mechanism with q capital NJ.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-01-02
An Ordinance
To Raise Supplies for the Town OF
AbbevilIe, S. c., for the Year 1889. :,

To Raise Supplies for the Town OF
AbbevilIe, s. c., for the Year 1889. Z,
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE INTENDENT
and WarGens of the Town of Abbeville,
| ). c., in Council assembled, and by authority
Of the same, That u tax for the sums and in
the manner hereinafter named shall be raised
and paid into the treasury OF the Town Coun-
| Gil for the uses and purposes thereof for the
year 1855.
SECTION /. On every one hundred dollars
of the cash value of all real and personal es-
m tate CIV Within the incorporation of the said Town
OF Abbevile the sum Of twenty cents.
SEC @ On each billiard and pool table or
Hundred Dollars for each table or alley more
than one Kept by the same owner. On each
oagatelle table kept for hire the sum Of Fif-
teen Dollars.
ages of sixteen and fifty years, except those
physically unable to earn q support are liable
to road duty and shall be required to work ON
the roads, Sidewalks, and streets within the
and one-third days direction of the Town
Council. The communication for said road duty
TO be the sum of Two Dollars and one-half to
be paid at the time OF payment Of other taxes,
All persons refusing or failing to work five
full days to he accepted and approved by the
Council or pay the above communication shall
be Liable to pay Such nnc and penalty as the
Council may impose.
SEC. 4. That all itinerant auctioneers, ped
dlers, and other transient persons, except ven-
Offering ut retail any goods whatsoever for
safe, shall pay license OF not more than
Twenty-Five Dollars nor less than One Dollar
per day.
SEC. j. That all circuses shall pay license
Of One Hundred Dollars for each and every
exhibition; and oil other shows, including
what are commonly known as side-shows at
tached to circus, shall pay license OF not
more than Fifty nor less than Two Dollars for
each exhibition.
SEC. 6. That all returns shall be made un-
der oath OIL OF before the first day of Februa-
ry, 1855, and all taxes shall be due and paya-
bic on or before the first day OF March, 1855.
II amy person or persons shall refuse or neg
lcct payment of the taxes herein levied with
In the time specified the Treasurer OF the
Town Council is hereby authorized and re-
II the tax with the penalty is not paid within.
thirty days thereafter, IL shall be the duty OF
the Treasurer OF the Counc' to issue execu-
tions therefor Immediately and collect the
same by due process Of law, aS provided In
the charter of said Town of Abbevile.
SEC. Z. The Town Council or q quorum
thereof shall constitute board OF assessors
to atfiN the value of property returned lor
taxation.
SEC. s. II any person or persons shall refuse
or neglect to make return OF their property
fortaXatiou within the time prescribed here
in, the return of last year with twenty per
the Treasurer TO be the true value OF their
property for taxation and 1t shall be assessed
at that rate.
Done and Ratified in Council and the seal Of
the Town Council affixed this Goth day of De-
ccmbcr, eighteen hundred and eighty -eight.
T. P. THOMSON,
Intendant.
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January Locals OF T.. Rosenberg & e.

2OJ pairs mems fine calf boots at So worth s
and SIS.
Try our 81 flannel ovcrshirt only 7jc. during
January.
price or quality.
Our entire line Of boys clothing reduced 25
per cent. for January.
The greatest bargains in hats ever offered
for this month.
81 ladies jackets worth So TO 81 each will DC
sold at $50
Special bargains in every thing Salc,lay.
i. E(SEN BERG ~ 90.
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Rarraiu Seekers. Attention

Our 50 suits reduced $50. Our $50 suits re-
duccd 10 Sl650. Our SIS suits reduced TO Sli9O.
Our SIG suits reduced to Sl3.75. Our SIS suits
reduced to Sl2.75. Our Sl9 suits reduced to So
2OU pairs mems pants worth s. and s. reduced
10 81. 200 pairs mems pants worth 81 reduced
to S275. 200 pairs children shoes worth g0c. re-
duccd 10 GOc. All goods marked down during
the month of january.
7. ROSENBERG L. co.
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Against EOtscrieS.

The Wood'7W News is runn!nga tilt.asainst
all the forms Of gambling, and especially
against the Louisiana State Lottery. We
fully agree with the Neus as to the evils at
tendant upon all the games of chance, and as
To the decentralization attendant upon the ef.
fort to get something for nothing.
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YOUTH AND BEAUTY.
a Splendid Dance In the Court House
December 81. 1855.

December 81, 1883.
Beauty and courtlIness combined them
selves in the Old Year German OF 1885. They
literally danced out the old year and danced
in the new year,
The most excellent music was furnished
by the famous 1taIian band. There were
many spectators to listen to the music and
enjoy the brilliant and festive scenes.
Mrs. ]. d. Chalmers, soft black material and
silk, trimmed in duchess lace, bonnet Of jet
and ostrich tips. She Is as graceful and oblig'
Ing chapeIone as can be found in Abbeville.
Mrs. E. B. Calhoun, elegant black satin mer-
ueileur, pearl ornaments.
Mrs. John Harris, gobelin blue velvet, trim
med in .moire silk, point d'Alencon, pearls
Mrs. John Norwood, decidedly stylish
costume Of MORE and velvet diamond orna.
mentS.
Mrs. r. S. Link, superb costume, comprising
tinted cream embroidered satin petticoat,
diamond ornaments.
Misses Sadie and Cuddic Calhoun, lovely
twin roses, simple and as pretty as was there.
Daintily apparaled in pure white silk null,
u handsome more sash.
Miss BrunSon, OF Edgefield, lovely dress
set OFT by artistic draperieS of surah silk and
of that lovely shade .it Of light gobelin blue
Miss Hannah Hemphill,a a delightful coneeit
of white and black velvet. roses red and dia-
monds rare.
Miss McClung, bright costume, as well rs
a bright face. beauty of dress and beauty of
person combined TO make her one of the III ost
graceful queens OF the evening.
Miss MCGOWAN, moire silk skirt, soft mate
rial, overslirt, which hung in graceful folds
over graceful figure.
Miss Kate Marshall, black lace over satin
shrimp, pink sash, which simply combined
makes very handsome costume.
Miss Edna Tusten, q charming combination
Cf lonn nd ell col; <Jov
never worn bya more charming young lady.
Miss Celia Chalmers, an enchanting dress Of
baby blue and japonicas, the most bewitching
dress n young lady can wear.
Miss Bessie Norwood. in black cloth and
pearl ornaments.
Miss Lawson, unique toilet of pale buff en-
broidcred crepe with laces, elegant hand
painted fan in wild roses.
Miss Lizzie Marshall. q stylish costume Of
cream albetrosS and m0irc.
Miss Addie Russell, lovely toilet of white
India silk and coral ornaments.
Miss Nelly Rrunson, n charming debutant
from Edgetield, 4 beautiful cOmminglinS of
sapphire blue and copper trimmings, pearl
ornaments
CAVALIERS.
Dr. S. G. Thomson, Il. p. Cothlun, w. C.. Nc
Gowan, 5. .Tenner Link, Jas. d. Chalmers DR..
NJ. +. Game, A. q. Miller, James Mcmillan, w.
G. Seawright, II. T.. Parker, J. S. Cothran, Jr.,
Perineau Mathews. w. +. Goddard. H. S. Link,
Lee Miller, Andrew Lyon, w. ID. Wilson, j. A.
Allen, Richard SOndlcy, George Smith, Chevis
Haskell. ]. S. Norwood. w. l.. Miller, j. l..
Perrin, r. Hill, II. Smith. r. \. White, J. II.
McDill, l.. H. Russell.
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THERE were many little cake cuttings in
town last week.
THE many friends of Mrs. j. l.. Perrin will
be glad to learn she is rapidly recovering.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-01-02
NOTICE.

VNHE following persons who left papers with
/ me for recording will call on JUDGE
LYON for them. You want the papers-I
need the money. 81,
A. j. MCGOWAN ct al, Cynthia L. Daniel.
Trustees, AuX Below, a.s
J. Eliza Mckinney, H. NJ. Spikes,
D. $. Benson, p. A. Cheatham,
T. J. Bowen, Julius Baumgartner, n
Jesse Fl. Brock. VIM. A. Presley,
I. II. McCalla, J.F. Agnew, =
Alice E. Speer, Hill e. Co.,
]. l.. Simpson, Il. Baker & Son,
J. A. Marshall, X. O. Bell,
White Bros, J.omax Bros,
j. l.. McNeil, NJ Erwin,
A. j. Davis, J. A. Creighton,
J. L. Todd, Mary A. Tucker,
Richard Logan.
Dec. 81, 1885, ,2t
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Fair Warning.

A LII stock trespassing on my lands near
"A the town will be taken up and owners
will be required to pay for them. gf2
have been very much annoyed by cattle
trespasslng and will not submit to II any
longer. WIN. II. PARKER. 3
Dec. 81, 1888, If ISs
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-01-02
Estate of Della Howe.

nEBTORS to above estate are notified that
- all bends on which the interest Is not
paid by 1st February next, will be put In suit.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
VIM. H. PARKER,
Dec. 81, 1855, tt Treasurer. 2
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-01-02

The Evangelical Alliance for the United
States has suggested the following topics for
the Week OF Prayer:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-01-02
T. P. THOMSON,
Intendant.

JONES F. MILLER Secretary.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-01-02
National Bank Of AbbeyiIIe.

TNHE Board Of Directors have declared O.,
semi-annual dividend Of three per cent.
upon its capital stock payable on and after
January first, 1882 ''.f
BENZ. s. BARNWELL,
Jan. 2, 1889, If Cashier.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24

dren. Well, good day-to-morrow I'll come up
and see how Willie is
THANK you'll"
Tomorrow, Willie lay beautiful in his last sleep
"a sweet heart s-ease, amid the white howers-a
woman's caressing hand slipped a few violets ten
DERBY, OH 50 tenderly, into the waxen, cold
fingers.
''That is right, Mrs. Parsons" sobbed the poor
mother. "But, oh! what shall do without my
little heart's-ease! my beautiful boy
The child's parents have moved away and No.
30 upper rooms are again to rent.
And it is whispered among the negbors that
Mrs. Parsons suggested to the landlord that ''no
objection to children be added to the advertise
ment.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24
SUBSCRIBE for WoMAN's CHRONICLE.

To cure snoring it is advised that piece of soap
be dropped into the mouth of the snorer The oil
in the soap will lubricate the pharnyx and other
Latin parts of the throat 1t strikes us that this
remedy had better be applied with caution, else
the snorer might arise and lubrcate the floor with
the man who dropped in the soap.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24

AN EXCLUSIVE PERsoN.-On one occasion a lady
called and presented check which she wished
cashed. AS she was a perfect stranger to the
paying teller, he said very politely MADAM,
you will have to bring some one to introduce you
before we can cash this check"
Drawing herself up quite haughtily, she said
freezingly "But | do notwish to know you, sir! !"
i Womans Illustrated World.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24

Two hundred girls are now being educated in
the medical schools Of India, and Madras has al
ready supplied six fully equipped female doctors
for the northern part of the country.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24

Mrs. Bessie Bradwell IIillyer, daughter of Mrs.
Myra Bradwell, of the Chicago Legal New, has
done all the work on the last twelve volumes of
BradwelPs "Appelate Court Reports" She is
young lawyer, but has not been in active practice
since her marriage.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24

True silence is the rest of the mind and is to
the body nourshment and refreshment. 1t is a
great virtue it covers folies, keeps secrets avoids
disputes, and prevents sin.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-08-24

The Marchioness of Dufferin has received from
New York man a gift of five hundred dollars
for the fund to supply India with women ply
sicans
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
TRAIN wRECgERs
Net a Death Trap on the penniyl'
Vania Railroad
And Watch II From a Hill-They Arc
Captured,

ID seems that the efforts TO wreck the
pennsyyania trains have not been
abandoned After the several attempts
here resulting IN the arrest conviction
aud Imprisonment OF the mehi thp Woik
was continued, only further east M
An arrest recently was made Nv nus
burg. Now other arrests have peeli
made, The detective hayal "On july
20 an attempt was made 10 wreck thh
owl train on the MOnOngahela DlYlH'
ion of the l., H. H., which leaves rus
burg nj | .ab D. M and runs W EllEi.
beth. The obstruction consisted OF
two oak planka lG feet long ~ Inches
wide aud ~ inches thick Tbey were
placed across the track ~ the curve Nv
Loatoek station, three miles above MO,
KeespOrl, The ends had been worked
into the bank aud wedged tlght, When
thD train struck II theengpe was bhek'
ing, with the tender In front by pure
good luck the engine bounded over Tue
planka aud caught the rails again Illt
entire train did the same, andl save lof
the terrible humpiug, no injury was
done, The train ran about suQ leet ana
stopped aud removed the planka,
"NeXt morning ! was put on the ehbb
and hayH been working on " eVefslnre'
/ found out that three peT5ona were
seen wording there, and have found
that they were John Wilson, Wllbffl
Dnuden and George Gales, Jr, John
Wilson lives in Manchester but was
then w0IkiLg in stone quarry nthi
Coal Valley He ia n years old, WI
bert Douden " ~ tbs same age ana II
q miner Vt Coal ValleyC George Gales
Ia a crook and IL credited win taxing
part IN more than ono tram WRECK
Ills home Ia NJ Georges Creek, Mary
land, lle IN there now aud | hayu tele
graphed there 10 have him arrested TO-
night
6When arrested Wilson and Dop,
den they both confessed They hhid
they did II out OF pure 'helllhhneaa'
They stated that they had torn The
planka up from the platform OF the sta
ton and then fixed them aerosn lhe
track AZ the curve, The three OF them
then got up on the side Of the hill 10 u
atone quarry 70 watch the train 60 to
pIeoea. When the train went over ana
stopped, they got out In hurry, They
said they had been drinking, nnd were
working under Gales They say they
do not know what motive Gales had
for Suggesting the Job
"liealdeg this" continued the detect
I've, ~ have another witness who saw
them do the work, but ~ he was alone
he was afraid 10 do anything, There
will be- no trouble about oonyicting
themn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

The famous PAGER johnson paced the
Poughkeepsie track yesterday IN 2O1
This 10 the fastest record ever made
east Of the ONO river,
Brakesman won the 2A5 trot nj Erie,
yesterday, best time 23ll6. ~, jacob
won the 2:2S trot; best time 2.SslS
Another big day NJ Chicago yesler.
day. Klnsman won the 2.82 tr0t best
time 2.23l6. Lou White End, Prize Ord,
The year.old stake was won by
Harry Noble; best time 2;2Oll Alm0nt
won two heats Of the 2'2l class, when
the race was postponed,
Susie S. won the 2l8 trot nj fough.
keepaie yesterday; best time 2ISl.
Mafksman Maid won the 2:27 trOt aud
Belle IIamlin tpotted u trial mile In
2IiA,
Charlie T.. won tho 2;2opace at Mays.
Vile, KY, yesterday; best time 2;20l6,
The stake for three.year olds was won
by Glenview Belle by Nutwood; best
time 1893
At New London, o., yesterday Belle
Noble won the 2.i0 trOt, best time 2;31,
The 3 year old trot was won by Romano
Wilkes by Brown Wilkes, best time
2:551S. Lucy Toga won the free'ior.an
pace; best time 2'331S
Big crowd nj Chicago yesterday
Lady Bullion won the 2.l0 trOt IN 2;lSA
2.10iS, 2:20. The 2:20 tr0t WAS won Ivy
ljassinger Boy; best time 2'2i. The
three. year.old trot was won by Opto'
mist by Hambrino In $3.50 2;gsSi,
Viola won the 1926 trot at Erie Penn.
sylvania, yesterday; bess time 23OlG,
The 2:33 class was won by Myrtle 81;
best time 2.3ili. Clara Wilkes won the
three. year.old trot; best time 2'20lG.
There was some good racing at Mays.
vile, KY, yesterday. The bay stallion
Norval by Electloneer, won the 300
trot in 2.21L, 1895, 2:23ll, and Aoolyte
by Onward, won the 2'26 trot in 2'23,
2,26, 2;23,
Big day at Poughkeepsie yesterday.
MoCking Bird won the 2;20 trot In
2I7lS, 2I0l6, 2I7ql. Geneva 2nd,
Greylight 8rd. The 1894 class was won
by AlCryon In 216ll, 2:l7, 2l7H. The
2:l7 pace was q hot one, and II took six
heats TO decide H.. Ed.lAnnan won;
best time, 2;l6lE, by VIM. M. Singerly,
CRAWFORD WILKES WINS.
PiTTsBURG, Aug. 2l.-A FRANKLIN,
Pa, special says the match pacing race
between the stations Arctic and Craw'
ford wilkes for purse OF $1,000 was
won by the latter. The race created in
tense interest throughout northwestern
Pennsylvania and was witnessed by
fully 1000 people. The betting was
about even and from $4,000 TO $4,000
changed hands on the result. Time,
2.3l9I, 2.2SJ6, 2:2ilf 2:27I6. 2:20
Frank Middleton won the 2;2l trot
at Chicago yesterday, Almont End, Sal