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MARRIED.

CONLEY KIRBY Married at ST. Bar
thOIomew's church, WiimoTa. on Tuesday,
August 2O,h, 1859. by Rev Father McHugh.
MI James COniey and Mary Kirby, eldest
daughter OF Mrs. +. z. KIRBY, ali of VIII
more.
ZOLNER-BEARER- Married ct ST.
Benrdict's church in CarroiItoWu on We'd
Edwin. Mr. b A Znlner, of GarTOiltown
and Miss Genie Bearer, Of Carroll township.
The groom in the above mentioned cere-
mOny 5 one of CarrolItown's most indus
:rious and energetic business men, whose
charact er IN the past gives every promise to
the fair bride OF a faithful and loving bus-
band. The bride, who Is the second daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Joseph Bearer, of Carroll town
ship, is il every way well fitted to adorn
aud grace the domestic circle and be the one
bright 9 IN aud guiding star in happy
and conIented home; affectiOnate and accom-
plIshed, she wilt perform her duties in all
the variations OF life and be a true help
meet TO her husband. We acknowledge the
receipt OF a kind invitation to Oursef and
better half to be present at the ceremony,
but owing tU'the multitudinous duties that
devolve upon US, we were compelled at the
last moment TO give up the pleasure of be-
ever, unite with their many friends in wish
ing the young couple all the joys and as
few OF the SORROWS uTiug their life journey
to gether as fall to the lot OF mortsls, and
that they may both live to a good old age in
the love and enjoyment of the companion
ship of each other.
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Barr and BIackIfck Clippings.

AUGUST 18th, 1889.
DEAR FREEMAN As there are 4 great
many readers Of the FREEMAN in this
neighborhood 1 will send you a few items of
news from this locality
Harvest Is now over and on looking over
the crops we find that wheat is a failure.
oats IS pretty fair and hay abundant, filling
empty mows to oyerfiowIng Potatoes are
rotting and the apple crcp a total failure.
Measles are raging among the little folks
and few families will escape them
Mr.. Frank Marsh. who has been quite III
for some time, is improving and we hone
will soon be able TO visit his many friends.
Mr.. Thomas Edwards bought a new self
binder and last week tried IL. We hope It
worked well. Mr. Edwards cut over one
hundred tons Of hay this harvest.
Mr.. Henry Duman and Joseph Miller. Of
Barr township. cut eight acres of heavy.
rank oats last Saturday. 1t was big days
work.
Mr- Andrew Dunman, of Blacklick town
ship. our enterprisiuR carpenter ia about
nniShing bis third barn for this summer.
Mr.. samuel Long built a fine frame barn
Tor Charles Farabaugh this summer.
Mr.. John RsddTDgsr. who recently
moved lis steam saw B.iIl on 70 the Springer
tract in Blacklick township. has it now in
operation.
One day last week while John ReddIncer
was threshing with his steam separator for
John Stiles In Indiana county. in the open
air the straw caught fire and the machine
was saved with much difficulty \ lot of
straw, 100 bushels of rye and a lot of wheat
were burned up before the flames were got
under control.
Mr.. Joseph Priser, OF Barr township is
busy hauling lumber TO Ehensbu-g for the
lumber trm OF Williams u Roberts
Mr.. Casper Smith. OF Barr township, is
building fine new dwelling house and will
soon have it completed.
Miss Annie Rager. of Omaha, Neb.. is
visiting friends at Nicktown
Mr.. Frederick Lambourn, of New York.
Is also visiting his old home at Nicktown.
Mr.. Peter BoIand has completed a large
bark job he had at Hastings and returned
home.
Mr.. Leo Miller, who has been working
at JohnstOwD ever since the flood, returned
nome last week. Yours truly,
SCRL3BLER.
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Court Proceedings

Court met on Monday witt Judge job rs
ton on the bench. AS all the cases on the
list were certified to be tried by another
judge and Judge First had not arrived
after hearing number of motions and pc
titicns Court adjourned until Tuesday morn
Ing. On Tuesday morning Court called
with Judge Furst presiding. The follow
ing cases were disposed of as follows
James D0ran ct. al W. W. II. Piper s,
Co Ejectment Continued.
Cambria Iron Co vs.. j. I. Christy et al.
Eiectment Continued.
Edward McGlade vs.. E. ). Lytle ct al.
Eiectment Jury find for the defendant
John z Parrish ct. ux. vs.. Peter Nc
Cough ct, al. Ejectment.
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Hay Fever and Rose Cold

Are attended by an inflamed condition Of the
lining membrane Of the aostriIs. teart ucts and
throat, affecting the lungs. An acrid mueus is
secreted, the discharge is accompanied with a
burning sensation There severe spasms Of
sneezlng, frequent attacks Of headache .atery
and inhamet eyes EIy's Cream Balm is a rem-
edy that can be depended upon. so cents at
druggists by mail. registered, 60 cents. Ely
Brothers, Druggists, So Warren St. New York.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.-
~ Notice Is hereby given that the following
accounts nave been fled in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Cambria county. Pa. and will be
confirmed by said Court the nrst Monday Of
September, lss9, unless cause be shown TO the
contrary.
First and rnal account OF John Bender as
signes Of Susan and Charles A. AIcMullen
Third and final account Of John Lloyd and
John A Blair, assignee OF n. J. Freidhof ct ux
II. a SHOEMAKER.
Ebensburg, Aug. S. 1883. Proth'y.
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WE have speedy and positive Cure
Tor Catarrh, DiphtherIa. Csnker Mouth, and
Headache, In ShIloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
IL II you desire health and sweet breath
rice So cents. Sold by DR.. T. j. Dawson.
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BuekIen's Arnfea SaIve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. CLapped Hands, ChIIblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. II is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Sold at the drug store OF z James, Ebens,
burg, and W, w. McAteer. Loretto.
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FARM FOR SALE -

There will be disposed of at private sale
a farm situate in Allegheny township, one
fourth mile IRON LOretto. the road leading
IRON said place TO Ebensburg. This farm con-
tains about SO acres. about co acres OF which are
cleared. having thereon a new two-Etory frame
house and barn. nne orchard, etc, and is in a
good state OF cultivation and well vatered For
further particulars address
FRANCIS O'FRIEI.
Loretto. Feb. I, 1852. I.oretto Pa
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A DAIINISTRArOR'S NOTICE.
n NOtice is hereby Eiven that letters of ad-
m inistration cum testamento annexo on the es-
tate Of Richard Mayors. late of Summerhill
township, Cambria county. Pa, deceased have
oeen granted to the undersigned. All persons
Indebted TO said estate are hereby notified 70
make payment to me without delay. and those
having ciaims against the same will present
them properly authenticated for settlement to
HENRY NJ. HUGH,
Admir- OF Richard AIayers decd
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NOTICE.

IL Estate OF Redmond Mellon, deceased.
Letters testimen'rry the estate of Redmond
Mellon. late of Chest Springs. Cambria county
Pa, deceased, having been granted 70 the auder-
signed, all persons Indebted TO said estate are
hereby notified TO make payment TO me without
delay, and those having claims against same
Will present them, properly authenticated for set
tlement 10 BRIDG ET MELLON
Executrix of Redmond Mellon, decd.
Chest Springs July 26, lss9.-6t
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

IL Having been appointed executor OF the
last VIII and testament Of Jacob 4. Nagie late of
Allegheny township. deceased. Notice is here
by given 10 all persons indebted % said estate to
make Immediate payment 70 me and those hav-
ing claims against the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
SlLAS NAGLE, Executor.
Allegheny Twp, July u, Isss.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the County
~ Treasurer OF Cambria county VIII attend
for the purpose Of receiving County and Stats
taxes assessed for the year 1852 at the places of
holdins elections IN the respective districts on
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LEGAL NOTICE.

David sharp In the Court of Com
Vs. mon Pleas Of Cambria
%laFy Jane sharp. GO. No = June Term
{ lssy. Libel IN Di-
j vOrce.
Having been appointed commissioner 70 take
and report the evidence 10 the Court IN the atsve
entitled action notice is hereby given that viii
slt Al my once IN the borough Of Ebeusburg on
Friday the 5Jth day Of August ISs9 AZ DO 0-ci,sL-
A. NJ, 70 discharge the duties Of said aproint-
me nj when and where al persons Interested nav
at.end. DONALD + DU UFTDN
E5ensburg, Alg. 8, Iss9. Commfssione-
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EXECUTRIX- NOTICE
H Letters documentary on the estate Of
Michael l.. Driskel. deceased. having been grant
ed 20 the uncersighsd. all persons indebted 10
said estate are hereby uotined 10 make payment
20 me without delay. and those having claims
against the same will present them. properly au
Lhenticltcd fer settlement.
AMANDA DRISKEL
ENecutrix Of Michael l.. DrIskel decd
L4Oretto, July %, 1856.
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ENGCUTORs NOTICE-

EAECUTORS' NOTICE
II Estate Of HeZekiah Ra-er deceased
Letters testameutaTy on the estate OF Hezkiah
kaEeT. late Of Jackson township, Cambria coun-
y. Pa. decea sed- having been granted 10 the IN
dersigued. all persons indebted 20 said estate are
hereby netthef 20 make payment without DELAY
and those having claims against same VIII pre-
sent them, properly authenticated for settlement
to DANIEL SHTTNAN
MRS. NJ AKTHA RACER
Jackson Twp, Aug. 10. Issg--s Executors
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ENSTRAY NOTICE.
IL Ssrayed away from thu residence Of the
subscriber at Glen White on the 18th ult a
sma II red COW years Old, with small horns slit
In each ear, and wearing round brass bell. A
suitable reward viii be paid for infOrma tion as
10 her whereabouts. JOHN CORMAN
hittauning Point. Pa, Aug. >. Iss9.-3t.
INXECUTOR'S NDTICE-
~ Having Doe appointed executor OF the last
VIII and testament OF Philip Warner. Sr-. late oi
Washington township. deceased. Notice is hero
by given 70 all persons indebted to said estate 10
make immediate payment to and those having
claims against the will present them
properly authenticated Tor settlement
JOHN SHARBAUGH
Washington Twp, Aug. - lss9.-5t.
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EOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
r. = O'CosNoR, OF = 'ohnstown, Penn'a.
Subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic Primary
Elec Ion.
Esensburx. Pa, May =. 1889.
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TOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
L James NJ. Walters OF Johnstown, Pa
Subject TO the decision OF the Democratic Prima-
ries.
Ebeusburs March Is, 1885.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

TTNO THE DEMOCRACY OF CAMBRIA
Il COUNTY / hereby announce myself as
a candidate for the nomination for the offics OF
Register and RscOr .er 81 the ensuing Demucratic
Primary CELtSTINE J. BLAIR.
Ebensburg, March ~, 1852.
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NOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Il To the Democratic voters of Cambria
county. j hereby announce myself as a candi-
date Tor the ONCE OF District Attorney subject to
the rules OF the Democratic party
DON AID T.. DUFTON.
Ebensburg, April 29. 1852
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UNDER FACTORY PRICES.
One Price and that the Lowest

In Ladies goods we can sell you a good
circular, ei her electric or Newport, for 90
cts good Jersey for SO cts Srlfadjust
ing undervests, splendid goods, u cts Cor.
sets. % to 63 cts all SILK ribbon. to q
cents yd ; Lace, ! ct Yd up TO 13 Rushing,
3, i 3. Z and cts yd Ladies' Hose, 10
and y cts per pair; Handkerchiefs, 3 to
cts each, Dress Shields. 3 and 10 cts. DR., s.
Extenders, rubber ends, cts per set; Hai
pins, 200 asst in box cts Ihimbles. l CT
each: Knitting ne, dies, for l CT; white an1
black tape, cts per bot; Dress braid, 2
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02

pullers. Every state IN the South would
be like so MAJ Y st. Domll goes; and the
North would have more upon lis hands III
keeping order here tnrou1h martial law,
than it ever hal with the Seminole In
dams. which cost hecatomhs OF valuable
lives in the troops sent here Year &t'rr
year for their >uhjugr1lnn, a. well Is m'i-
lions of treasure.
Although whole hook might be writ
ten upon this dark subject, ;hillk enough
has been said in simple letter, especially
when | know that the limits % a news
paper admonsh me that have already
been trespaS>ing too long npon your tI'ne
and patience. My next viii be I'll a more
miscellaneous character
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POISONED ssh CALF.

My little boy broke out with ulcers and
sores, the result Of the saliva from calf
mouth coming in contact with the cut
finger. The ulcers were deep and very
painful, and showed no inclination to
heal. | used quite a number of remedies,
with no benefit, but got Switt's Specific,
and he improved with the first few doses
and in short time was sound and well
of the poison, and his general health
much improved. john r. HEARD.
Auburn, Ala, Feb. Is, 1883.
In 1888 | contracted Blood Poison of
bad type, and was treated with mercury.
potash and sarsaparilla mixtures, growing
worse all the time. took seven snail
bottles 5. S. s., which cured me entirely.
and no sign OF the dreadful disease has
returned. j. G. NANCE.
Hobhyville Ind, Jan. 10, 1889.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable
and cures Blood Poison by forcing the
faint out through the pores & the skin.
Send for treatise on Blood and skin dis
eases, male" tree.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer ,, Atlanta Ga,
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Canning Factories.

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SaVanI an News.

Mr. l.. II. Armstrong, of ii. Nicholas,
Fla, in a recently published letter, pre-
>eitS several reasons against the prol o~i-
ton 10 annex Cuba to this country. He
>avS that If Cuba were to become part Of
h. United States. Florida would b" vir-
tualiv ruined. H. is confident that Flor
lila could rot compete with Cuba in tn"
production Of I'll her sugar., tobacco, or
oranges. AMI Char in The event - Aunexa-
ton She would bose hrr winter visitors,
cause they woul prefer Cnba
Mr.. Armstrong tni.AS that in tn" course
OF = very few years Florida viii be able 70
supply the conntrv With the greater part
OF the su-ar i ne H., AID also with or
ange~ Tobacco culture is being c,:te nI~,l
with marv,lru, rarility. and the tobacco
product Of the STATE VIII soon be i'm.
mcnse.
Mr. Armstrong scouts the idea that
Cuba can he freed rom yellow fey Ell by
sanitary measures. In his opinion the
microbes have lolgment in all the cities
of Cuba, and the only way they can be
got r'd of is the tearing down Of all the
buildings. It would hardly pay to de-
>trov all the cities and then rebnild them.
He farther points cut that the population
of Cuba j, MT desirable, more than a .hird
IF il bling LrgYncs and much of the rest
Of it being MIXED as TO make it impoS-
>iblc to determine its nationality.
Wh~t W.. Armstrong says is worth
more than a passing notice, but there is
II u.h 70 be said on the Other side, as he
Will discover, il the question Of annexa-
ton becomes sufficiently prominent to be
extensively discus ed.
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Sold by ]. +. A. Davidson, Druggist

-Ex-Mayor Hewitt, speaking in a South
ern city the other day of his Southern
trip, said 81 was last here in 1860. The
change since then is simply ma. velous,
and although had kept posted through
the newspapers, am free to say that
personal observation brings many sur
prises. have heard much Of the WON
derful resources of Alabama and Georgia,
of the push and energy of your people,
of the South as being favorable fol tinan-
cal investments ana of the wonderful
development your section in Aery way.
| can now say hat the true state of af-
fairs has not been exaggerated. What
we have seen in our short trip cannot,
am sure, be seen in any other quarter
Of the olobe'
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A ROAD CONVEX EION.

Some weeks ago we printed commu-
nlcatlon urging the import ance Of gen
eral policy of improving country roads in
the State and suggesting the holding of
State convention u consider the sub
.ject IN this city some time in April or
May next. The interests at stake are Of
such general importance that the idea of
convention has been largely approved
by the press throughout The State.
In order then that there may be some
concert of action in the matter we would
suggest to the Board of Trade and the
commercial exchanges of the city to
adopt resolutions favoring the holding of
such convention, the delegates to be ap.
pointed by the police juries of parishes
and the mayors of cities, the State Engi-
neers and State Commissioner of Agri-
culture t" be also specially invited
The whole question OF the economic
considerations of the construction and
maintenance Of country roads, 50 ncccs-
sary 10 the Commercial development of
the State, should be treated fully AMI the
best methods adopted
TIE subject is one of such public and
commercial importance that it is fully
within the purvicw of our commercial
bodies. Doubtless the Governor would
give official sanction to the undertaking
upon assurance that 4 convention will
meet popular dcmand.-New Orleans
Picayune.
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NOW READY!
Job " Orlx

we are DONG more job Woik-in letter sivl,
anu che"pef-'hnn ever before II YOU wan
J"o worn n'AiiV AMI promptly cxeclrcl, at rea
sonsble prices. come to tn
tIoRIDfAS OFFIGE
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i dc>i.c t. state voluntarily and Tor the hene-
fl or The plb,ir that having been troubled with
severe bronchial difficulty and terrible cough
for the a>i TWO years - I'll 1t AT times icit Al
mos, discouraged and even desparcd Of getting
better have, through the Us" # DR.. Ackci s
FL glisb Remedy for CONSUMPTION, been entirely
cured and cannot say too much in its favor.
Judging from lis effects upon me, | consider it
The greatest remedy in he world for All throat,
bronchial and lung troubles g. G.. LEAKE,
Cedarown, Ga
Sold by J. F.. A. Davidson DRUGGIST
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Executors Notice.

TX MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF. 7
~ Will present my final accoEnt n executor of
the last VIII ana testament of Charles E. DYKE de-
ceased, late OF Leon county state of Florida. to the
county Judge OF said county for approval and apply
for q discharge such executor
GEO. z RANEY, Executor
December 4th, lSSS-!0 fm
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-InE IMMIGRATION FLoRiDIAN is on sale AT
" CLARK. Price, cents "A copy. II pages
send Il 10 your friends in other States
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Hon Geo. t. Fenety, who is writing a
series of letters to the st. Johns (N. b.
Progress, has an elaborate and interest
ing article in recent issue, from which
we extract as follows:
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SQUARE i one inch IN space II squares make COT
unn Advertisements inserted less than one month. 81
per square for first and 50 for each subsequent IN
sertion. 49,.
Advertisements unaccOmpanied ny the CASH, except
under contract will not receive attention.
If the money enclosed does cover the NUMBER o!
insertions ordered II will be inserted less number OF
times. 49,.
Advertisements not marked with the number OF times
will be until forbid and charged accordingly
All contract advertisers whose amount or space ano
ength OF time fixed ny ADORE rates will be required
20 conne their advertising strictly TO their own business
unless otherwise stipulated.
Legal advertisements at lawful rates. 49,
All bills for advertising due after first puocaton
Of advertisement.
tR No Local or Special Notices inserted among read
ns ma tier They will appear in Local Advertisement or
Special Notice column.
Local notices 10 cent. line for first insertion anc
cents line for each subsequent insertion.
Special Notices, in solid nonparell type one cent
word for each insertion on eighth page
ADVERTISEMENTS
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Every yearly suh.crb,r Ia h FIoRfpIAN
can secure Texas stung~. At IL year, through
this uffcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
DEATH OF aHoNEsr JOHN" MURPHY.

Iobn Mummy died yesterday OF Consumption h0
MO. rohabv tbe best known and most popular uiiVcr
80 ,no;ror ~ trottng horses that this country mas
80 soon He was in the sulky what James
80 r,I,r is in the saddle His integrity was never
,o.,o1od rbrougbout the circuit he went pE inc
80 90 . Honest John rare distinction ROBERT
Ronner knew him well, employed Inn lor years anu
,o,e+od him The public believed he always oro'e
,o win and he died respected OF all men,
& Honest Johns had not been hale and hearty SINCE
81. roIov race with Anderson three years ago. lie
- hoo+an in that contest Of pluck and endurance
'.'s ,,oe rever the Same man afterward. He became
-, iron, n complication of ailments and gradually
,o,,,oi into consumption. few months ago no
tooi I'm his abode in the house Of Hiram Howes' ON
40 Ocean Parkway between Brooklyn and Coney
leland knowing full we'll that he had but short
limo IN live His illness known to only rev
,.,.o fronds A wife, and four sons survive him.
,,,,.,A,, came here from Ireland when boy and at
moo bocame a follower OF the trotting turf. His
a. rsce WAC at Baltimore In 1860, when he drove
adv lane against Lady Shaw, winning in straight
heats He first attracted public attention in 1860,
when he handled Toronto Chief. That season George
u Alley the owner Of Dexter hired him TO Eide that
,obrated horse in three.mic to saddle against
The hitherto invincible gelding StoneWau JhcKsol.
fexter won and consequently Murphys fame was
eetablisbed. For several years Murphy was III ile
scrTice Of Dan Fifer Among his other victories TINS
accomplished rensman drove lsidor CohnlelG1s SaA,
Navev Cob and Meta Medium, one mile over ule New
York Gentemens Driving Club course Y 70 80 On
November g. 1854, ard CD July 13, 1882 no covered
the same distance with Frank WORKS tnWaru anu
Dick Swiveller over the same course in 2:l6 81
When Fleetwood Park was opened IN lof1 Muip ny
Robert Bonner and handled horses for many ouier
wealthy owners