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liberated Sore Throat.

Two years sgo | had liberated
sore throat, and was so weakened
and reduced in flesh that my friends
thought it impossible for me to re-
cover. | was attended by the very
best physicians, but their endeavors
to relieve me were futile. My moth
er seeing Swlft's Specific Is. S. S.
so highly recommended, decided to
give me a course of it,and after TAX
ing the first bottle | was greatly re-
lieved, and after taking several bot
ties | was entirely cured. | have
not had any signs of q return of the
disease since.
Cliff. BLoXToN, Williamsburg, Va,
The Grandest he Ever Saw.
Mr.. w. J. Colman, prominent
citizen of Gainesville, Fla, writes
the following under date Of Feb. 10,
1890; Il contracted q severe case
OF contagious blood poison that gave
a great deal of trouble, and baffled
the physicians of this place. l was
finally advised to try Switt's Specif-
ic Is. S. S. and | can say, with
great pleasure, that few bottles Of
it has entirely cured me. Ihave no
hesitancy in saying that S. S. S. is
the grandest blood medicine | ever
saw, and l can chcertlly recon-
mend it to any one suffering as |
was"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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KennesaW Mills
And Residence Lots at
RECEIVERS SALE.

BY virtue of an order Of judge Geo F
Gober, presiding in the case of the Gate
City National Bank ct al, vs.. Kennesaw
Mills Company, | will sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, between the legal hours
OF sale, on the first Tuesday in July next.
before the court house door in Mar eta.
Cobb county, Georgia, those three resi-
dence lots in the city Of Marietta, imme>
diately North Of the Kennesaw Mills sit
uated between Hansell and Dobbs streets.
and between W & A. r, r. and Denmead
street.
No. l. The north one of said lots fronts
% feet on Denmead street and extends
same width east l78 feet, more or less, 10
right of way Of w. q a r. r. and bound.
ed north by Dobbs' street There is up.
on this lot an elegant new : room dwell.
ing, fine shade trees and elegant well OF
water. The house is now occupied by DR.
Strong
No 2 The middle one Of said lots
fronting - feet on Denmead street and
extends same width east 17s feet, more or
less 10 right Of way Of ". 81 A L. Il.
There is also upon this lot an elegan, new
: room dwelling. fine shade trees and good
water. The house is now occupied by
Mr.. Avery.
No. 3. This is a vacant lot fronting 60
feet on Dennead street and extending
same width east l78 feet more or less 10
right Of way OF w. A i. r, bounded
south by Hansell street.
Also on the same day, within the legal
hours of sale, by virtue OF the same au
thority will sell on the premises, that
splendid property known as the KENEK-
SAW MILLS in the city of Marietta, front,
ing 212 feet on W g. A. r II. and 1871
feet on Mill street, west by Denmead
street, north by Hansell street, and
east by w. g. T.. r. r. These
mills are provided with 200 horse power
boilers and engines, and all machinery OF
the best and latest make for meal and
Hour, use the patent roller process, and
turn out 400 barrels flour in "a hours The
buildings are all brick with stone founda~
tons, erected in the most substantial man.
ner. The mills have ample side tracks,
Railroad platform scales, and chutes tor
unloading grain and coal Ample storage
capacity, with the best appliances for ele
waiting and handling grain. All machin-
cry is in first class running order and the
reputation of the flour of these mills is
unexcelled in the South
To be sold free from all incumbrance
Terms cash
. NJ. G, WHITLOCK, Receiver.
May Goth 1890.
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AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.

The following Agents have clubs and
will take subscriptions to the MARIETTA
journal at One Dollar per year in ad,
vance:
Mabzeton-J. N. Barber and s. R. Coch
-an.
Powder Springs-R H Msrchman
md j. ]. Camp.
Sto'y-T. j. Lunoford
SmyrRd-J Payne
Due WeSt-B. W. Griggs
Lost Nountain-E. L. Mayes.
Critic" C W. York.
Acworth-H. NJ Putnam, L A. Litch-
field and B. Rainey
RoSueU-J B. Watson
AusteU-W. P. Johnson. f W. Med
lock.
Big Shanty-Joe Lacy and C. N Price
Oakley Aius-W. S. Dodgen.
Marietta DiSt.-Martin W. Frey
UpShd,c-J. B. Moon.
Due East-L. M. Power.
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COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES

G. A. Tharpe and E A. Tharpe, VS..
The Georgia Pacific Railway Company
and The Richmond and Danville r. r.
Company.
Complaint for Damages for Personal
Injuries, in Cobb Superior Court, to No
vepber Term. 1889.
To the Georgia Pacific Railway Com
pany, Defendant You are hereby com.
manded to be ard appear at the next term
OF the Superior Court of Cobb county,
Ga, to be held at Marietta on the Bird
Monday in November, 1890, to deteud
said suit Witness the Hon. Geo F. Co
Der Judge of said court.
W. r. MONTGOMERY. Clerk :. G.
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THE WEEKLY NEWS

Is Business and Family Newspaper
or Country Renders. 1t is the largest
weekly published in the south-l6 large
pages 1t is splendidly gotten up and
carefully edited If you have never seen
copy Of it send for one and you will pro-
nounce it the biggest and lest newspaper
you ever read. Address
THE WEEhLE VIEWS.
Savannah, Ga.
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YEARS SUPPORT

GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY:
The appraisers appointed to set apart a
years support to Eliza A. Barber, widow
of j. N. Barber, deceased. having filed
their report This is therefore to cite all
persons concerned to file their objections
if any they can, else said report will be
made the judgment of this court, and
ordered recorded on the first Monday in
July next. This May Gath 1890.
J. NJ. STONE. Ordinary.
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MATrlE J, HUGHEY } Libel for Divorce
VS.. , returnable To thu

vs.. returnaole to the
Superior Co1rt ofCobb county Georgia.
The defendent, Calvin B. Hughey, is
hereby commanded to be and appear at
the next Superior Court OF said county of
Cobb to be held on the third Monday in
November 1890 then anti there to show
cause, II any he has, why the contract of
marriage between him and said Matte ]
dughey should not be annulled, and a
total divorce be granted said libelant as
prayed for in her writ of file in s0id Supe>
rior court. Witness the Honorable George
F Gober, Judge of said Superior Court.
This April 22nd 1890,
w. R. MONTGOMERY Clerk.
A tr"e transcript from the minutes OF
Cobb Superior Court This April 22nd
1890 W. R. MONTGOMERY Clerk.
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CITY LOTS ATExEcUTRIXs SALE,

BY authority Of the will OF Will j.
VIM deceased | will sell to the highest
bidder before me court house door in Ma
rietta on the first Tuesday in July next
within tue Legal hours OF sale two vacant
lots in the city Of Marietta. The first is
known as the John Alexander lot" in
the South West part OF the city and Joins
Erwin Maxwell on the West, and Gus
Battle on the South, and Will Alexander
on the East, and contains about one acre
The second ia ia Liberia" or Fort Hill
and bounded by the Cole estate on the
North the W P. Anderson property on
the West. Chamberlain s lot on the East,
South by street containing about one
acre. Terms one fourth cash, balance in 4,
s and ~ months, with eight Per cent in,
terest; 6ond for titles May -. 1890.
MRS c. A. WYNN, Executrix
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GUARDIANS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the Court of
Ordinary Of Cobb county, Ca, will sell
to the highest bidder before the court
house door in Marietta, on the first Tues.
day in July next. within the legal hours
of sale, that city lot in Marietta known as
the ''Wing Place. on Church street. and
bounded east by Church street, south by
Dobbs street, west by W. g. A. R X and
north by Mr.. Pitner's lot. Sold as part of
the estate of T A. Faw, deceased for
distribution among his heirs Terms
cash. WALTER A. FAw, Admir-.
of T. A. Faw, deed.
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NEWSPAPERS FREE.

Send Your 0wn Name and address and
those Of 5 or 10 Of your friends or neigh.
bors on postal card or otherwise, and a
copy of the SAVANNAH WEEKLY
NEWS will be sent TO each address fraa
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FORGIA-COBB COUNTY

GFORGIA-COBB COUNTY
To all whom it may concern: VIM. A
Hansel has in due form applied to the
undersigned for letters OF administration
on the estate of Carrie c. Hansell deceas.
ed, and | will pass upon said application
on the first Monday in July next. This
May 9th 1890 J. NJ STONE. Ordinary
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YEARS SUPPORT
LA C0RP COHNTN

The appraisers appointed to set apart a
years support to Elizabeth Lee widow OF
Nicholas Lee deceased having filed their
report this is therefore to cite all persons
concerned to file their objections, if any
they have, else said report will be made
the judgment of this court. and ordered
recorded, on the first Monday in July
next. This May 9th 1890.
j. NJ. STONE, Ordinary.
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Public Sale.

Tax Recaivar. Cnbh Cnnnt,
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THEY RECEIVE BENEFITS.
Members OF the Baltimore Mutual Aid
society Are Fairly Treated.

Members or the Baltimore Mutual Aid
society Are Fairly Treated.
In another column will be found the testi-
monials OF many citizens OF Lancaster as To the
fair dealing Of the Baltimore Mutual Aid
society. The names are familiar to the readers
OF the IHrELLIGEScER. their residences are
given, and II called upon by any doubters or
those desiring further information, they will
cheerfully testify TO the society's promptness.
The records of the society show that up to
May 9sl persons In the district drew 81 ais 7
The names OF each and the amount OF benefits
paid Is open TO the Inspection of the public.
w. ]. Barnett, one of the company = super.
visors, was In Lancaster this week and was
seen by representative of the eINrELLIGENCEH
He has just concluded a business trip through
Pennsylvania inspecting the books OF the
supertntendents He found everything In ex-
ceilsnt condition, and at no time In Its history
has the Baltimore Mutual Ala Society ever
been 80 prosperous.
The benefits OF this class of insurance are
highly appreciated by the working man and
woman. For a small weekly compensation
paid TO the company the insured are paid
weekly benefits. The cost Is triaing and hardly
missed, yet II sickness overtakes the breadwin-
ner, and he or she Is fortunate enough to hold IA
policy, the amount paid bridges over the finau-
cial difhcuity caused by loss OF labor In this
city alone during the prevalence OF the grip
this company paid out rom $500 10 $500 per
week.
10 showed Its assets To be Sis, ,213 II and not Il
dollar OF claim for benefits unpaid. The invest
ments of the society are kept In the Safe De
poslt and Trust Company, OF Baltimore aud on
the above date there were securities deposi ted
In that Institution To the amount Of ssl 800
These securities are deposited subject TO the
joint order OF the president, secretary and treas
urer. aud cannot be removed except upon an
order signed Jointly by all the ab ave named
officials.
The Baltimore Mutual Aid Society Is the only
corporation In the city that insures against
sickness. From small beginning In this city
u few years ago. the business has grown rapidly
ana today many solicitors and collectors are
employed. The Lancaster agency is In charge
ofMr. Fred. c. Ruof. He rose from the ranks
oy good work, has proved himself 10 be an eiii-
cient manager, and through his exertions, as
sisted by his subordinates, he has made the
Lancaster district one OF the best In the coun-
uy' III you want any information as 10 the
workings OF the society, call at the Office, No
lao East King street, and II will be given to
you.
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ronT WORTM,s PALACE BURNED.
II Ignites on Friday Night While Occu-
pied-Lifs May Have Been Lost.

It Ignitos on Friday Night Whtlo Occu-
pied-Lifs May Have Been Lost.
The spring palace st Fort Wor'h, Texas,
NJ. R":,eii i. Harrison, son of Presi.
dent Harrison, was one Of the last to leave
the burning building. He arrived in the
private car Of Frank Lesiie's Weekly,
which Is making tour Of Texas. lie had
been asked to make an address at the
palace, but had declined and went infor--
inaily, and was not generally recognized
until he had about completed tour Of the
building.
As he and John A. sleicher, editor Of
Frank Lesties Weekly, were about to leave
the building, at about9 o'clock, President
Edisor M.hons oi S1sn he Fo WORTH ss Sasee
recognized Mr.. Harrison, who was taken
through the beautiful building about 10
o'clock, when Mr.. Burbage said that SOW
eral OF the Fort Worth ladies desired an
introduction.
Al this moment It was suggested that the
remainder of the Leslie party be first In
| troducod TO the officers Of the exhibition.
| Mr., Harrison and his friends moved toward
| the landing, and Mr.. Sleicber, pointing out
| the highly innamnable character OF the
| decoration, made up OF cotton, live oak
moss, grasses &C. said spark IN s1en ~ ,i,.
| Vice President Burbage pointed out that
| the STRUCTURE was lit by electricity, that nc
smoklng was permitted, and that guard,
With re extinguishers were stationed al
frequent intervals.
| Hardly had he uttered the words before
| an agon'zing cry was heard, mingled with
| the shrieks OF hundreds of women on the
| upper floor. Mr.. Sleichcr turned TO Mr.
Harrison with blancbed face and said'
ITS fire, save yourself"'
| II was reported that many lives were
lost.
|
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To tho Citizens OF Lancaster.

Mr.. +. c. Ruof, one of our own townsmen and
present superintendent OF the Baltimore Ma-
tual Aid Society, has proved himself Nh efii-
Client manager, and rs such the Society endorse
him-being strictly upright in oil his dealings,
his honesty and integrity are beyond reproach.
MIR. Ruof commenced with above Society as
an agent attention 10 business and honorable
actions attracted the notice Of his superior OIL
GERS they made him assistant superintendent
In recognition OF his good services this gave
Mr.. RuOf an opportunity to display his abilities
which he wns not slow In doing. On the other
hand, tho board OF directors being always
proud 10 give promotion TO good, honest, relia-
BILE servants, brought your worthy citizen TO
the front rank he Is noip superintendent Of the
Lancaster and Columbia Districts. And we
trust that the day Is not fur distant when we
shall have the pleasure OF bestowing the like
honor upon several more OF Lancasters bright
young men II not In this district, In the state
of Pennsylvania.
WIN. ]. BARNETT,
ltd Supervisor b. NJ. A. s.
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peatl,a.


MI nhS SpEksos'Ion the 2oth inst, In this city,
MISS sarah A. Henderson, iu her yIst year.
Funeral services on Monday, the I'd OF June
al ~ clock a m, al 81. James church. Inter.
Inent private. ia.
q. seith, In his thirty-eighth year
The relatives and friends OF the family-aIso
Monterey Lodge, No. 2i2, Ridsely Encamp-
ment, No. 2l7, !. o. O. F., Metamora Tribe No
Z, 1. D. X, NJ, and the survivors OF the Union
Fire Company-are respectfully invited to al
tend the funeral, from the residence of his
father-in-law, William 8. Kautz, No. 422 West
King street, on Sunday afternoon at 2 O'clock
interment at Woodward Hill cemetery,
as.-May 20, 1880, at her residence, No. 523
Mest walnut street. this city, Mrs. Sarah Hess
year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specuuily invited to attend the funeral. nom
her late residence, No. 523 West Walnut street
on Monday morning. Services at the house al
Wociock. Services at O'Clock at the German
Heiormed Church AT Conestoga Centre. Inter
heht al Conestoga Centre German Reformed
cemetery.
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ate.p AspsrtsssmS.mt
vT,HE BALTIMORE SOCIETY
THE BALTIMORE MUTUAL AID SOCIETY;
Largest Beneficial Society in America.
NECNlEICENT SHOWING.
Read what Of the best people Lancaster have
its dealings:
LAxcAsrrn May u. isa


LANCASTER, May ", 1890.
Haying been disabled by sickness ana acci.
my membershlp In the "Baitimore Mutual Aid
so.iy ..y ioI .ne weeky xlsit oI ,neir IepIesen,,,
NJ go ve me- y ncrsonal er,,aysssnnes s which viii
ever make me 4 warm friend of the above so.
its Interests AIF N. ADAMS.
8a5 East Walnut street.
l1veAsr.n, May y, ,mo.
by seYre % cc,de ol ' and s"s
bicss,py n was 10 be,onS ~ ,be Rai,imors
Mutual Aid society. for every week for Il weeks
I receIved from thsm % NV ~ Ma heins "a n
meInbersh,p in said society' nr,y,iege of
which eversbody would do vel, 10 avail them.
s0i south Prince street
NV VIII, \. a ,erher ~ he IA Ri ,in"19re M~tua,
Aid society and can truly say | avn glad OF il,
f ,hs Socss s ahH aS ns her
w or 40 n o,tnoether and we can tberefnre
liable and a,teeiI"e e e's 10 All ~ horoush's re-
II e. FOEVI
10 ''"'' S"ee" "''oe'.
LAScAsrrn. Nav "a. 1900.
I berebv acknow,edcs ,ha nro,nns MY ornd reo,.
lar navnen, tn ,,a 81 ie ,,aotp - niu 90 ~, tha
Do to m, n Wo, ~ ,e "a ~, ~ ia "u, ~ ~ @ e
grategni ,harasnr ana sa ams zee. % NSry
men mend The Society as soed one La SSsh to in
4W u, Pine a.
LANcAsrrR. NAV q. ,so
IT., h. p,,,,.,o.. ,,,,Ii a., aas,,' 80 - ''
~ y,na w.. 'n'' aoe"ue .. h,u I,oc'ety
ss. I,ease accept my most sincere thanks Tor the
proInPt manher IN which you paid me my
Weekiy es pehents M curing my nine weeks sickness
~ a'l sL.l, anu u can ever ara IN Dcnentihk
'he company trust you VIII, ca'i on me.
Her
rIhHabhih =, bAhbEh.
5Ss North st.
,so
10 hANcAsTER, May AZ, lau.
Ihis Is 70 certify that during my weeks
SICKNESS inc baltimore MUTUAL Ald society
Pahd me e, every cry week Wee ~ sick 1 al a and
uesire 70 huu my enuoIsemebt OF them rs
thoroughly reliable ana honornole company
| SEot1E * KAIHLEh.
| so Middie street.
| ,,,o
-, The Baltimore Mutual Aid society paid me
NV weeks a,d TIC a. TO 10 per week so In a', and
| hlso paiu my hther ana brother Dement'S, ana
we can AZ tesiliy 10 the prompt ana regular
manner IN which we We're attended to, and we
the company Is growing rapidly.
ELLIE III BOfLE,
| lO6 Locust street.
| M, ,.,... lAScAsrkR, May =, 1871
s6.3 FOR " weeks during my sickness, was In
| ueed very biessing, ana certainly ieel deeply
Indebted to the Baltimore Mutual Aid society
| Ihereior, ana can heartily recommend 1t as a
| nrst class ana reliable company In every par
ucniar CHRISTIAN RANSCHER,
5G5 East Strawberry street.
|
| - LANCASTER, May 70, 1880
certainly feel very grateful to your society
| for the prompt and regular manner in which
| your representative called on me weekly dur
| Ing the y weeks of my disability and paid me
| mi n all nd 4 nv ot.,f
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DEST Sc HAVANA FILLER CIGAR IN
ID the city, at BILLY WAITZ'S,
Nos. 9 d l03 North Queen st.
dec59mdM ,Tu,Th.S
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kDLOODY FIGHTS FRIDAY NIGHT.
The Vicinity or the Armory the scene
Ns or Oiagracoful Conduct.

'V0o Vicinity Of the ArmOry the scene
or Dissracsfui Conduct.
COLUMBIA, May 3l.-A ball was held In
q he armory last night and complaints are
snumsrous this morning of the conduct In
ne vicinity Of that place. For nearly
block the pavsments were full OF blood, as
the result of several fights. Private resi-
t1ouees were polluted and the disorder was
Giogracefll. This morning at o'clock
oQU1ro Hershey was visited 10 find out
W1Sehef there II no protection for the
Speopls living in that vicinity. 1t Is not
! known who the guilty parties are, or
whether the parties who gave the ball are
stesponsible, but II Is known that the night
wAs made hideous with drunkenness and
1&hting.
John Lcckard went to Squire solly's Office
5 s3eGtsrday and abused that official In very
Gueiy language. officer Schlll happened to
come In and placed John in the lookup
y Henry Crist and Henry Raller, tramps,
W1fe captured In r. r. r. box car, loaded,
1ooe night, by Oficer Kennedy. Squire
1 LILLY gave them % days each In Jail.
The Metropolitan band concert will he
S0lven In the opera house tonight.
Rev. N. r. Hooper, of Lancaster, will
eouduot Eu 1dAy services III st. Paul's p.
- church.
81 me hour for Sunday school In the
( x0eoond Street Lutheran church has been
&slAAged 70 ESQ o'clock.
4hfoe games Of base ball were played In
s1gwn yesterday. The first was between
- 4asistta Grays and the Ironsides, Of
0oaumbIa. The former won by scoro Of
q te7. The second was a return match
beeweeu the high school nine and the
, Qeoored grammar school club. The high
( 4pAod boys won by . score OF 81 to IL.
4he third was game between tho Colum.
blAe and lronsidea The game was called
- the Aith inning with the scoro standing
eteS
= large picnic was held yesterday in
0elss'D woods by Conestoga Lodge,
\ xnights Of Pythias.
Charles Haldeman has sued tho Colum-
- etsem Ferry company for trespass. Mr..
AaAdeman's boat was twice run down by .
~ cf the ferry boat, Notwithstanding tho
tb6uner carried lights and WAS anchored.
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Wants Her ChiId

writ OF habeas corpus to produce Bar
pars Young, daughter of Sarah Young, be-
lore Judge Patterson this afternoon, was
served on the matron of the Home for
fnendless Children. The officers of the
institution appeared and made return that
the girl had been indentured to Edward
Farmer, OF Salisbury township, and there
80 not time TO produce the child in court
= continuance was granted and the case
VIII be heard next week. The mother say 5
she 10 now able to maintain her chit d and
desires the custody of her.
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Mr.. Behmer's Funeral

The funeral of Samuel q. Behmer took
place this afternooon from the boardin z
houss OF H. w. Diffenbach, on North
Queen street. The services were conducte
~ DR.. Mitchell and Rev. Meminger TIL g
Rau-beArers were DIR. J. p. Wick or sham,
-. =. o. Lyle, Andrew NJ. Frantz, A. F.
1oeeeeeer. d. s. Barsk and Prot. |. S.
eeeaa. There were also delegations present
6em The Assons, Odd Fellows and Grand
Army Of the Republic
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Shooting At Elm

There was . big shoot at Elm yesterday
~ the Wayne Gun club. There were be-
swseu forty and fifty entries and the shoot
log was done at blue rocks. Kruger, OF
Wnghtsville, and Fieles, Of Christiana, car
slsd on the first and second prizes easily.
1nAs 70 dandy pair Of gunners and they
wui hustle some Of tho best Of them.
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B0YTON AT PENRYN.
Lebanon Grand Army Men Try to HI
the Attendance mt peuryu

Lebanon Grand Army Men Try to Hu rt
~. the Attendance at Penryn.
oapt. Paul Boyton, the noted swimmer
'aud saqustic traveller, appeared at Penryn
yeG6osday. The special train, which went
~ ffom this city at 2:30, took quite large
crowd Of people. 1t was expected that
eAere would be large attendance from
Arx2anon, but for some reason the
eyple having charge of the Grand Army
tade fxed the time at 8 o'clock instead
shi - In former years. There are people
Iisebanon who will follow band or
rue with red pants ten miles, and they
uPiino time for Penryn while tho bands
ena playing tunes Of Lebanon's own k ind.
ssA performance began at half past three
ing x and 1t vas an excellent one
aout. Capt Boyton showed exactly
WhA2tsdIof fthep~S-,in the dNe4d and his
work was sii W. 4. HA"Wallace
xoos, the oarsman, also appeared in his
soall and his exhibition was very fine.
II IL said that some of the people who
were In charge Of the exhibition at Leba-
non became hot because the exhibition was
advertised to take place at Penryn, and
they nxed the time of the parade to hurt 1t