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trimming and as many flowers inside the
bonnet as outside, which viii be very
trying to compilations.
Vienna now sends some of the most ar
tistic fashions, competing in general
styles against Paris, as London does in
tailor suits and cloaks. A pretty Ger
man blouse of fine white silk flannel with
tucked standing collar, full sleeves gath
cred into a small wristband, tucked down
the fronts and belted, is sold in Boston
for So. The fabric is washable. and the
pattern so simple as to be easily adjust
ed and ironed
The best blOuses, in silk, flannel or
lawns, are not shaped to the waist or
gathered in belt, but made straight as
a shirt, with half-inch tucks down the
front, and belt of the material fastened
70 the middle of the back, to hook in
front. Hooks and eyes are on everything
instead of buttons, only sewed alter
nately, hook and an eye on the same
side, which prevents coming I'M
hooked at wrong times. The silk
blouses are worn instead of wraps by
young women. The black ones are best,
with the the finest hand run tucks from
the neck, outlinging deep yoke, and
the fullness belted IN by loose belt. The
French surah is the proper material for
these blOuses, as it is the best of all soft
silks for wearing and five yards is the
quantity required. The sleeve should be
gathered at the shoulder and high enough
to form a slight puff, while it may be
gagged or shocked at the wrist, form
ing fTill around the hand. The puff
on the shoulder is becoming to
most figures and should be insisted on
for stylish dress. In London women of
fashion wear epaulettes of diamonds and
passementerIe, sparkling with jewels, or
of flowers. For casino dresses, a MORE
ribbon bow on the shoulder, heading
puff Of gauze replaces the sleeve. The
chamber gown is q luxurious modification
of the teagOwn, which grows too splendid
or rather splendid enough for any
thing. The chamber gown for elegant
intimate wear is comfort incarnate. The
model shown in Nile green surah had
insertions of Cheny lace outlining yoke
down the fronts and sleeves with a ruff
of lace and ribbon girdle.
The most artistic standard lamps are of
wrought iron in Renaissance patterns
with stem rising from q large Chinese
vase in yellow, blood red or pale blue,
clasped by scrolls of iron work, sug-
gestin% the way in which roots stray over
a boulder. The fine iron work con-
trasted with the china is far more pleas
ing than the glitter of brass, nickel and
bronze Of which there is a surfeit. =.
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The Weekly GAZETTE. 81 per year.
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SANTA FE ROUTE

A. FAULKNER, Gen. Pass. Agent. Houston.
G. D. LUSK, Depot Ticket Agent, Fort Worth.
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RATES OF FARE EesoM FORT WORTH
To Trinidad. SF7fStGss to Pueblo, S22 90; to Col


To Trinidad. S17<T6;s to Pueblo S22 90; to Colo
RADIO Springs $3.50; to Denver, So 90.
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION RATES.
Frorae4Fort Worth to Trinidad and return,
$25 atoePueblo, Colorado Springs and return,
5000; to Denver and return, $4,000.
Tickets good for thirty days going and five
days returning, with lay-over privileges, both
ways. Extreme limit Of tickets six months.
Round trip excursion rates, Salt Lake City,
Utah, Ogden, Utah, $500, with limit of thirty
days going and thirty returning; extreme limit
of tickets ninety days-routed via Denver and
U. P. or Pueblo and D. and R. G.
Special Excursion Rates!
Made by all railroads in Colorado to persons
holding our excursion tickets.
The Summer resorts of Colorado are noted the
world over, and the scenery over the Denver and
Rio Grande railroad is the greatest on earth.
Tickets on sale via Texas Panhandle Route at
all coupon ticket stations i'll Texas and Louisi-
ana.
For further information address J. L. A,
THOMAS, G. P. A, Fl. w. & D. c. R. r.
Fort Worth, Tex; GEO. ADY G. p. A, D.
T. 6, z. w. r. r., Denver, Col; c. 3. SMITH,
General Agent, Dallas, Tex; n. 5. DAVIS,
City Ticket Agent, Gl2 Nam street, Fort Worth,
To-
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Look Before You Drink.

Tho shocking mistake made by n
Reading woman who swallowed crys-
talizcd white vitrol under the impress
sion that it was n dose OF EPSON salts
has many parallels Hardly n week
passes that the newspapers do not
chronicle some biundor OF tho kind,
and yet people continue to do tho very
thing they know by the experience OF
others to DO fatally dangerous. To take
medicine without looking ut the label
on the bottle. or TO drink from bottle
or II glass in dark room. is like tri-
fling with death, and while some are
fortunate enough to avoid fatal or
ror many become victims OF their own
hcedlessness. Unfortunately tho suf-
fcrcrs fail TO serve as warning to
their careless fellow creatures. Like
tho woman who continues to kindle
hcr fire with Kerosene because nothing
has yet happened to her, tho people
who swallow supposed medicines blind.
ly will not DC frightened by accidents
to others because they had never had
anything happen TO them, and have an
idea that escape from tho porils OF the
past furnishes immunity from tho dan
gers of tho present Philadelphia
North American.
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Tho pressure at the base OF the
Washington Monument is 5S. 80 pounds
to tho square ccntimotor. while that up.
on the base OF tho Eifrel Tower Is not
more than nino pounds 10 the same
space. In only two instances has the
pressure at the base OF the Washington
monument been exceeded, one of sixty.
six pounds to the square centimetcr be-
ing considered dangerous. 1t would
seem then that only by tho use OF iron
can such heights rs has been attained
in the Eifrel Tower be reached.
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will be in tho field on my way to join Price.
As for myself, your Union sentiments will
never endanger you, but you arc sur
rounded by hundreds whom I can not con.
trol-you arc not safe here"
And YOU advise me TO so awayr'
Il don
THANK you, Albert, will GO"
Forgive me, Luke, this seems hard,
know; but am always your friend" said
Albert.
"You are forgiven. Albert, and trust
that wherever we meet, be II on the battle
field or when peace shall have spread her
wings over our country, that we may meet
rs friends"
eve shall"
81 am going IN the morning, but must see
Lille first.n
"Go TO the summer house in the garden
and will send her there
Luke had spent many happy hours In the
bygonc years beneath tho lcafy bowers of
that summer house. He was on his way
toward 1T when the giant form OF Black
hawk suddenly rose up from some rose
bushes ut tho side OF the path, and the negro
said
"Massa, | wants ter ax We sumiin'.n
"What is it, Blackhawkr"
"Am you fob dc Union, an sottin us
frees"
''Yes, Blackhawk; why do you ask mo
thatin
Cause, massa, rs got wife N pore
little baby down Souf sum'ars; dcy vus
sent down dar great many vars ago, an
II gets my freedom kin 20 an find emu
Il hope you may, Blnckhawk,' sail
Luke, hurrying on. He had known tho nc.
gro ever since he was n CHI Id, but had never
heard him mention u wife and baby before.
THAT black rascal has heart after all, - he
thought
Reaching the bower he sat upon tho
rustic bench Tho moon, with many n flick.
oring shadow, shonc through the lcafy coy.
cring overhead, and Lukos mind recalled
the many thousand events which had trans.
PRED since last he sat there, a year ugo.
a light footstcp fell upon his ear. There
was whispering of soft robes. n breath OF
perfume, aud she was at his side No words
OF the vows they had pghtcd year ago.
when Luke went OF TO seek his fortune
were spoken. He rose silently, took her in
his arms, and they sat down together. lie
was first 10 speak
"Lillic, your father has told me all. and
am still an unknown waif. AS such can
you accept mcl'
"Yes-ycs, Iuke / have known YOU all
my life, and what need care about your
BIRTH
He clasped her more closely in his arms
and imprinted a kiss on her lips After a
moment he said:
ALBERT is Confederate"
What changed him" she asked
ITS mystery Lille. | am surrounded
by enemies and must leave you at dawn.
But bc my lot what It may, shall ever bc
true 70 my first love"
Shc did not auswcr-pcrhaps she could
not but chung 90 him, whilc tears trickled
IN crystal drops down her pretty checks.
For long time they sat there claspcd I'm
each others arms and what they said aud
what they thought must bc imagined
The brother in the meanwhile had saddlcd
his horse, bid his invalid father ndicu and
was already on his way to join u company
OF recruits for tho Confederate army.
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THINGS TO REMEMBER.
The wIse Man VIII Do Well Always Z,
Keep iu Mind

The wIsc Man VIII Do Well Always to
Keep la Mind
That the enemy OF man Is man.
That tho fairest flowers fade the soon
est
That knowledge leaves no room for
chances
That pride Is never so offensive as
whom in chains.
That seaiskin sacque does not al
ways keep the heart warm.
That when men are lonely they stoop
to any companionship.
Tho darkest cloud often contains the
most fruitful showers
That an open ey omy is to DO respect
cd, secret one to be suspected.
That the pure worship OF pure
heart is an inspiration and song.
That there may be loyalty without
love. but never love without loyalty.
That n golden key will often find the
way 10 unlock many secret drawer
That death is n sleepless messenger
and life n wakoful handmade of crca-
ton.
That "doing rs well rs you know
how" is all right il you always know
how To do we'll.
That the fnest-fceling volvoty paws
of the kitten often cover tho sharpest
claws.
That IL is often more difficult to OBJ
litcra,c traces OF spilled ink than drops
OF spilled blood.
That those who arc honest and earn
est in their honesty have no need to
proclaim tho fact
That 1t may be vol to test tho con-
dition of cats claws before stroking
its fur the wrong way. Chicago Mail
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was disappearing around a bend in the road
Yes Lille. did not write you ] would
be here this wcckff
ayes; but lawl the country IS So torn 20
pieces that didn't think you would dare
travel
OTIS growing o little dubious. but IL
would require extraordinary danger 20 keep
me away
His low tender voice earnest look. gentle
pressure Of the hand. and warm kiss which
brought thc flush 81 crimson 90 IUIie's
cheek told that they were more than
friends - was but a short distance from
the gate % Tho house, yet % is wonderful the
amount OF words they managed tocxchango
az they walked 10 the front door. No notice
was ta1cn oi Tom, who fingered BOO tho rear.
an Ethiopian grin on bis features
"Why. goodncss sakcs. Luke. is lint
your" asked SIR NoG. who had reached the
door as they came 20 Che porch "Wy. no
90 was looluu' fur So aero why didn't
80 stay back % Ohio. whar sc wouldn't a
boon right iu th' nreir
81 got through an safe. SIR NcH. aud I
think viii bo lu no danger To- been al.
most year since J was hero. and ] prom.
ised tocome
"Come in, and set down On the porch
Here, Lille, take I.ulge's hatn When sae
bad taken Che bat ~ thovisitor and gone into
tho house. and ST. Ncn and the now conner
were seated, The farmc- resumed: eyes.
h'iko' been quite icctlo spell since ye
war here, aud I'm glad ye thought enough
O. us 20 come But it'd O bccu sufor'n Ohio.
Sc haiu't got as much trouble thar ez yyeivo
got here
NO SIR ] think not Though they ara
fasinB armies an The tmo in Ohio. ips ali
Tor one side; while here you seem divided -
YES didn't 'spcct when so left rs las;
summer boy, that you'd find us bro SIGH \
hN whom Sc came back on, ttol Sc rs
e"lul-We don't know one hour whatl
happen nc1tn
Tie now conner bowed his head Tor q mo
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liens, shall not raise hand for II. THIS
Is niggcrs and not n white mans war !
have half believed IL all along, and since
Fremont has declared the niggers In Mis-.
sour free, know it,"
Has he done it'll" asked Mr. NefY
Eyes, Mr.. Morgan told me so yesterday
he lAophesicd IL six weeks ago, and to-day
the papers are full of it,"
well, we'll, well, 10 do beat ALL" groaned
Mr.. Neff. A dark form glided away from
the corner OF the porch, aud the sullen eyes
OF BlackhawS might have been seen flash.
ing back at the hated white people, as he
stole away from his post of observation.
Luke, astonishcd at Albcrt's sudden
change, silently resolved TO do nothing more
TO bring back the unpleasant subject.
Aunt Sukey came To announce dinner,
and all repaired TO tho dining room. Con-
vcrsatIon easily driftcd into moro pleasant
channels, and partially tho affecting was
dissipatcd.
That evening as Albert and Luke were
strolhng about tho place rccounting their
boyhood scrapcs, the former suddenly said :
How long will you remain, Lulkcl"
II don't know - it's owing To circum
stances"
Don't be afraid TO speak out, Luke; for,
whatever may he our political differences,
am still your friend"
Luke seized his hand in his own and, gag
ing into his manly face, said:
Il thought our sentiments were the
same"
Yesterday they wcrc, but to-day am on
the Confederate side, flxcd and Unchanged
bic"
"What did itl"
81 am not at liberty to toll Suffice 20 say l
N snfaf aIA -
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cHAPrER IL


BLACNnAwR-A goLptEa-rHE SURPRISE.
Luxe Mason. as already told. had been
rescued when AN infant from the river and
reared as the adopted son Of Mr. Ncn's
brother. who was chldlcss. Tho brothers
had lived ON adjoining farms until old Seth
Mem death, which occurred about two
years before The time Of which We write.
Luke had grown upw.th Albert and Lille,
and his love FOR Tho latter began whom they
were children attending the same district
school. Their affection had ripcnod, and
This year would have Witnessed their union
but for the distressing state Of the country
Whom the lovers returned 90 tho house
they found thc old farmer still sittincou the
porch. bathcd in the moonlight
"Wal, Luke, % tlmc yo war ranc e. bed :,
DC sail. with 6irh Tho Oh MAN stil felt
SAD from parting with his -un. whom he
knew Dee might never sec again. "Irow long
ar yc Cw.no ~ stayff
Il leave in The morning"
"Why 81 soonW
Its best
The old man again gave utterance 10 a
groan. and Luke leading Lille 90 the door.
babe her good night and promised 90 sec her
early Boo the morning Then Dc returned 10
Mr. NeG. and, drawing a chair near 20 his
side. said
"Mr. NcG want those CLOVIS v my iden-
utv.'
what yer mean, LukcW
II mean the things which were found
about me when ] was taken, lie Moses
from the water
Thar haint nuthin' left but tho OH wood
On cradle up "a tn attic, which i guess ve's
seen hundred times, N tho old yaller han.
kcrchcrn
Let M have the handkerchief. then IA
WIZ be q me clcw. ] may bv So discovar
my paret iage Any way, % shall be a prs.
cious roiit, with which ! viii never part
lgo DE- cosrIsv.Vnr
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venom Inhaled with tho Air.

And imbibed with tho watcr OF malarious
locality, has still a certain antidote. Expert
ence sanctions confidence in Hostetter's
Stomach Bittcrs rs n preventive Of this
scourgc. All over this continent and in the
tropics IL has proved itself certain means
OF defense, and an cradicant OF intermittent
and remittcnt fevers and other forms OF
miasma- born disease. Nor is il less effect
i've for kidney troubles, constipation
rheumatism aud nervousness.
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Burlington Route-Through sleerers Daily
a Texus Rointa.

On and after August II. 1859. tho c.. b
4 .. X. r. will run In connection with the
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas Ry. from Hanni
bal, n sleeping car from Chicago to Calves
short a1 line saSs
Scdalia, Fl. Scott, Parsons, Denison, Fit
Worth, Waco, Austin, Houston, Galveston
and other points in Missouri, Kansas, Indian
Territory and Texas. The sleeper win leave
Chicago on the Burlington's fast train
"Eli' at B :45 p. m. daily, connect with c., II
4 .. train leaving Peoria at : 20 p. m. dali,
except Sunday, and reach Texas points
many hours quicker than any other route
Through tickets can be obtained of Ticket
Agents of the Burlington route and connect
ing lines. T.. =. Eustis, Gcnl Pass. & Tkt
Agt., c., u. & Q Il. r., Chicago.
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yet published Tor any blood medicine IL the
printed guarantee OF the manufacturers of
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which warrants that wonderful medicine 10
penent or cure IN all cascs OF those diseases
for which il is recommended. or money maid
Tor ~ Will be returned. 1t cures all Diseases
arising from torpid liver aud impure blood
and their names arc LECTION All Skin, Scalp
and Scrofulous affections, EruptiOns Sores
and Swellings, Sait-rheum, letter, Erysip-
elias and kindred diseases, are among those
In which the discovery" effected marvel
Gus cures.
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WHEN Dobbins' Electric Soap was first
made In 1864 it cost % cents a bar. IL Is pre-.
otseiu the same ingredients ard quality no,s
and doesn't cost hot. Buy 1t of your grocer
and preserve your clothes.
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MISFORTUNE In nine times out OF ten il
simply another name for lazincss, or bad
management and IL really isn't any thing
To your credit TO DO croaking all tho time
about misfortune.
III you have no employment, or are being
poorly paid for the work you are doing, then
write TO b. +. Johnson a. Co, OF Richmond,
Va, and they will show you how 10 trans
form misfortune into Madame fortune.
Try it.
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DO not suffer from sick headache n mo-
nent longer. IL isnot necessary Carriers
Little Liver Pills will cure YOU. Dose, one
little pill Small price. Small dose. Small pill.
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Personal cleanliness Is essential. Battle
once n week Baths to be of tho same tom
pcraturo as the body. Bathing enables the
skin 10 throw OF cffete matter, causing tho
dead and useless epidcrmis to peel OF.
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KEEP the pores open is essential To health
Glenn's Sulphur Soap does this
Hills Hair and Whistler Dyc. 80 cents.
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TnE King OF Italy appointed Mr.. Thomas
a Edison. when visiting Europe. q grand
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LET poultry have full range rs soon as
feathcred Plenty Of exercise will make
them thrive better, grow faster and keep
healthier
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a NEW YoRK man has invented nm oIec
trical switch. aud somebody suggests that IL
Is about time for the small boy To begin To
behave himself
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FoR twenty five cents, you can get Carter.
Little Liver Pills-tho best liver regulator =
tho world. Don't forget tins. One pill n dose
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JAY GOULD, Alonzo Reed and Mrs. George
Westinghouse went 10 school together
They were all comparatively poor in those
days.
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lr afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell H. pc
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WOMEN do with their uccrl. ing years
what miscrs do with their moncy-thc more
thcy have tho greater paing thoy take to
conceal the fact.
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THE fellow who writes, "And so love
the old piano still, voiced tho sentiments
of an astonishingly large number of people
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BEST easiest TO use and cheapest. Piso'i
Remedy for Catarrh. BY druggists. soc.
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PRoPER and sufficient clothing should be
worn; that whichis loose, light and warm
Light colors for summer, dark for winter
In winter wear flannel bandagc about the
abdomen
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When everything else fails, DIR. Sago's
Catarrh Remedy cures. 80 cents, by drug
gists
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A. CAT that will drink beer is one OF tho
curiositics of Calumet, q.
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ny JOHN II. MUsICK,
ICopvighted, rsss.l
CHAPTER l.
THE CIoUr Is GATHERING.

II \ ar yo standin'
out thar on thepo'ch,
Lilliei Come in ~
1.-The stage is COM
ing down tho hill,
father"
Something between
n groau and a sigh
came from the front
room of tho old fash
Toned Missouri farm
house. Tho beauti-
ful girl with peach
like cheeks and dark,
sparkling eyes heard
II, and turned TO the
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WHEN eggs are the solo object, no males
ara required. Hons often lay bettor with.
out them and eggs keep fresh longer
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Tho ncst Testimonial

Tho police court may DO we'll called
n fine institution.
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THE most prominent physicians In tho city
smoke and recommend "Tansill's Punch
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ScAtpEp sweet milk and cooked rice will
stop diarrhea ip chickens. Avoid giving
sloppy food which In this condition.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ccONN~s~~~~~N~~~N- N~0~~~-~.~s~O-~IN
II MON COLLkHEOf IA ,Cnicag, ,. Fail Term be
y gins ept Is. For circular add ~. Bo0th Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
IN OUR OWN STATE.
Happenings All Around the Wei.
VERNE Peninsulas.
KILLED By uCHTNlsG At ALLECAN
some Matters Of Interest Al Sasinaw-A
Marble AiAe Opened Al shpelntug
Robbed Resort keslaxnce
Al PORT HuTOu-

ALLEoAN, Mleh.. July es.-Last
saturday evening about o'clock there
was ternnc storm al over this county.
The Wind had nearly the force of a
hurricane and the ram came down IN
sheets. Trees were blown down and
considerable damsge Was done. Chris
tan Maske, living in Monterey, one
mile east Of Goodel's corners, noticed
the storm coming and took his team
and went after load oi wheat which
had been left IN the field. lie had
Just reached the harm with hls lo&d and
ln company with hls son was un-
hitching ms team when the
barn was struck hy lightning. Maske
Was killed instantly HIS son Was
knocked over and VAS unconscious Tor
a few minutes. When he came So he
found the barn burning rapidly and his
father lyng dead beneath one ot the
horses H. tried to pull hm out. but
was not strong enough. By tins time q
neighbor had seen l4e fire and came -
the boys assistance, and the body of
Mr.. Maske was an that they were able
u rescue from the burning harm. The
whole season : crop, together with the
team, harnesses and farm implements
were destroyed. it was total loss,
with no insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

GRrExvILLE, July 29-Greenville
Won the most interesting game ever
played here. today, IN fifteen innings.
The game was ted In the ninth, and
until the end % was hard fought and
much skill was displayed. Grccnv.lle
seemed 70 lead. r number OF men dying
on thrd. bat were unable 10 secure tue
game until the htteenth, when, with
three men 0n bases. Nogel worked
Fuller from third home. >teliberger
in Tie box did great work Battery
Greenvile. Stcl.berger and Barlcen;
Jackson, VoSel and +. Tray.
Greenvius I 000oooot 10000 / IL :
JACKSON. n0IDON05 5oD0000 c. 8 1
Tao base hits Barde-n.
llrra-1ase HIr@-- u.Irr
Els-s an 11i--NcButs . Fuller. Moore.
Law + Irtv
~asiea t,Sss-Forisr. y Bride. Bardeen ?.
L4rel. H.trSsfHrs-
~rrIIr< su-. ly -t-I5-rg-r Do. ~ V0-el7.
Nrul.e play Urgmmell 10 FUNler.
Passed Sal s-ta-1ren %
VIII oIrrnfr-~feI berger /. F0gel /.
mnira-i i-rn1
1Imc 90 gtme-I hree iors