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Tor yon to keep me up this way" Hub
by: "Pshaw, my dear. You didn't
mind it before we were married."
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Charming widow: "And what are Won
doing nowadaysT" He: ooh, amusing
myself; looking out for No. I. And
you?" Charming widow: Looking
out for No. g" fs55 l,,1 g
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

M UTlCE TO THE PUBLIC,
~ HARD WOOD FINISHING,
Having had fifteen years experience asa nrar.
t!cal furniture iinlsher. In now prepared 10
finish all kinds Of hard wood or limitations.
either In furniture or hard wood finishes Of
houses Persons interested IN building or r..
modelling would do we'll to consult with mo.
Special attention given TO rctiulsAlug ali kind,
Of olice md bnrr0om fixtures and household
furniture. refer 10 tho following well known
business men, by permission: KicyIs, Kraft &
Co., Beltz. Fading Il Co.. G. Mendcl l. Co., Frcw
Cigar Store, ]. G. Dillon 4 Co., George burst,
Henry Sonneborn, City Bank and schcnk 4 Son,
J. .. SIiENERLElN,
O0lce and finishing room III l}eltz, Fading 4
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Streets. Residence, 2O01 EOtf Street, fe, NwAy
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For IN odd book, bright and easy to
read, with a dash Of misanthrophy and
whole pages Of solid, wholesome truth,
take up "Tho Tartufliian Age" by Paul
Mantesazza, translated by w. A. Nettle-
ton. 1t is a dart shot at tho hypocrisies
Of the time, skinned milk masqueradiag
US cream, and that sort Of thing-all OF
which to show that We painted men
and vanished women" live: in tho
reign Of King Tartutfe.-Lee & Shepard,
Boston. Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling.
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Wickwire: "Why, Yabsley, your face
looks perfectly awful. Who shayes
y5u?" Yabsley: "a blankcty-blank
idiot named Yabsley." -'Et
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General Notices.
TO THE PUBLIC.
NEW FIRM.

corner Twenty.third aud Market streets. Of r.
D. Carter, ] respectfully salieIt Il share Of tho
publlo's patronage. shall keep CONSTANTLY On
hand complete line Of carriages Tor funerals,
parties. Weddings, etc. Night calls will bo
am prepared 10 accommodate a iCS moro
boarding horses with open box stalls.
fcl3Mrhds t'.H D. THOMPSON
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To Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN
Stockholders Meetings.

OF rils wheel.
IN ING, WEt.LsBuKG d STATE LINE Raj.
ROAD COMPANY. WellsouIg. y. Va, January
Wheeling, Wellsbutg 4 gtatc Liue Rall,osS
Company Will DO held at tho general Office Of IN
Company, Hudson. House, Wellsburs, ", Wv
on Thursday. March ~, 1870. Mt ? o'clock n. M
for Thy purpose 81 considering an agreement Of
tho Pittsburgh, Canhonsburg 4 State Line Raii,
road Company, and 10 vote upon the acccptanrs
or rejection Of the samc. By order Of tho lioani
Of Directors. A. u. PAUL, Secretary Whcclinv
Wellsbufg y State Limo Railroad TO. lalG'
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BUSINESS CHANGE.
In order to devote our entire attention to tho
u ka1a
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,

We havc this day disposed OF our Retail Depart.
ment to II. .. IOFf, who Will succeed 10 our
Retail business, conducting tho samc at our old
TO handle tho same lines OF goods so successfully
handled by us IN the past, and we cordially
recommend our successor 10 our patrons and
the public in general.
J, W. AMtCK & co,
W1ffling. Feb. 10. 1870. = - Iesj
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From the experience OF the class room
Virginia Waddy, teacher Of rhetoric in
the Richmond, Va, High School, has
prepared Elements OF Composition and
Rhetoric" Besides the text arc exer-
cises in criticism and construction. The
plan is good and well executed, in both
ct which respects Miss Waddy's book is
beyond the average "Rhetoric."- Fan
Antuerp, Bragg & Co., Cincinnati. Stan.
ton d. Datthport 1Pheeling.
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For Rent.

TOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED
Il HALL, No. 1874 Market street. Suitable for
lodge purposes. Several nights still vacant. III.
Suire Of s. r. Graves, J. ". Ellcnbcrger, C. Il.
Seabright and Charles Nankc. ia30
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Lorenzo Burgo in his "Pre.G Glacial
Man and the Aryan Race" and again in
"Aryas, Semites and Jews, Jehovah and
the Christ" has shown atleast a bent for
investigation and decidedly original con-
illusions with regard to Bible topics.
His latest work, "Origin and Formation
OF the Hebrew Scriptures" is character
istic OF the, author, thoughtful and in
genious. "Christians have erred" says
Burge, Sin placing the Hebrew Scrip
lures on plane Of equality with the
Christian Scriptures. 9 The
Jehovah Of the Jews is no more; he
has gone forever, has ceased to ex-
list, and God, our heavenly Father, is all
in all."-Lee & Shepard, Boston. Stanton
& Davenport, ITheelinq, ,g.i..
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OLIVER DlTS0N COMPANY, Boston.
q. H. Dl1soH 4 Co., = -.
SCI Broadway Now York f,n,Mtrh LIZ
The sun., 1890-11-24

Narstsrs's sporting emporium Court street Brook.
lyn presented animated scene Saturday The event
the presentation OF nvs handsome prizes fisher.
men. Tie following were the fortunate meni
John Smith OF Coney Island caught . striped bass
Weighing fourteen pounds from the oid Iron Pier HIS
prize wgs . very valuable salt wAtor nshing oulnt
Pilot Clarke ot the steamboat Angler captured q
blackhsh weighing pound. IL ounces
pr j. Van Deusen secured the fresh. " ater flaming
outnt-rod. reel. lines and tes-ly hooking . trout
county
Complete fishing tackle to the value OF s25 was
awarded 10 Mr. Kane for landing weaknsh weighing
5pounds " ounces
Among the dorp water fishermen Who may be proud
OF the r-sul attained this year 10 Charles smith who
from the Steamboat Ang er landed bass which tipped
the scaes at pounds ounces lie won prize valued
n ~ on the same day and ou he same boat Mr.
HartensteiD pnle ed IN n goo sized huke weighing
pounds ~ ounces and won a handsome !shug ou'hL
Ths experiment o giving prizes to the sk ful
fishermen will be repeated next year.
The sun., 1890-11-24
The Eastern Field Trials.

HIeH PorvY n O., Nov :2.-This . great day IN
tho nsld with the dogs Tho all aged stake of
neld trials concluded At sunset Tho heats
were follows: Duke Of Hessen with Shot shot
showed the best Ramennding power Duke very
fast and stylish in movement; Fannie with Rhtneid
Dueoe, both did fairly vslleach getting and sin
Eles Fannie WAS much the best In speed Lille Burgess
and Casso, In their trial neither showed up ars
Lille being lame Harry G. and lghtied Guelph
was ahead ON the scattered bird; Daisy Hope aud
gave The best :atisrction OF the DAYS pasy Hope
being held In. found q number OF birds and made no
misskes, FRINGE Luoifer and Anto did uoI tho
woods on hre though some quick work WAS accom-
The next srries consisted OF Guelph AGAINST Shot
Harry G. against Daisy Hope and Cassie against Daisy
Hunter These thr:. brace were th. cream Of tns
OF IiesssI In this Duke mad. the best showing on
First Daisy Hope second Duke Of essen: third Shot
and Daisy Hunter. The Champion stake viii have
The Eastern Fisld Club he their snnua meeting TO-
day and re elected the old officers The club ia in
aHrshinS SSsion The s,s.Gs 70, KSn.%1oP
kpraf with saisy Hope Chance with kings Mark
The sun., 1890-11-24
Las.r., os.r. to Amateur Bo..rs.

The New York Athletic Club will give ssriss Of box.
ihK tournaments during November, January. and Feb
rusry. the conditions Of which unious and the
prses valuable. There will DO three ciasssS feather
weight, Light weight and middle weight tor which Sioo
gold watches are offered
urday evening Nov - and the winners OF the various
houts. together with snoh defeated men Sho have
SHOWN skl enough to meet the approval of the RoxinE
Committee viii be invited 10 enter the second and thId
teurnAments IN January and February. when similar
priEes will be given and ihe four cleveTest win be
ohosen 70 eempeie for TWO snecia sla gold wslchea
AZ the end Of the three tournaments two Ep silver
cups win BE- presented to the boxer having tho
Greatest number OF bOuts durinY the series aud the
other 10 the contestant considered by thr bO Mug
mttee tho sl-veres' man br ught oLt IN The tonrna
nent II ~ almost neeilerB to say lat this literally
stl draw the cream OF the talent 10 the y A. O. The
best lighter. n each class VIII hold as trol hes three
valuable watches and silver CUP, VoritAble harvest
Entries closs Nov. ~ and the 81 fee 10 refnndsI IL
can idAtos compete Clubs invited send Tsp
IessntAtiys In each cIAsa
The sun., 1890-11-24
Newark Gun Club.

The four days tourn ament 10 be he AZ Frhs Shoot
ing Park Newark, n. j. undr the auspices tins club
begins tomorrow During the lrst two days Keystone
targets to 10 thrown but On ThanGsgvng Day and
Friday live birds DO used exclusively Heretofore
At all the open ourus few OF the crack shots Of
the country have invariably captured the bulk OF tho
prize money. Various hAudcaps have been tried but
without succesa In order to give tho amateurs an op
portuntty the Newark Club have decided bar such
e1pers from al the inanmats contesta ltis expected
thi- viii have The desired effect AM the
should be largely attended Among The cracks who are
barred are m wol.,eneioto Of ia D. MiI!sr and
T. D. sey. and Crosby OF Now york, Roil. uleiken
Al handle and W BenscOtten Of Ohio j. A. K Elliott
of Missouri j. K stce Of lilinois and q. W. Budd Of
Iows The iye bird eompetons are totbs open 10 the
world. and the twenty hve bitd swoepstAke, S26 on.
trance that IL on the programme for Friday should
have score Of tho best Wing shois OF the country
among the eptrieG
The sun., 1890-11-24
Th. Yves. Fad. H.v. . Lively Mich.

The preliminary bouts OF the second annual boxing
competition Of the West xnd Athscs Association wore
decided Saturday evening at sasngsr Hail Newark.
Gold watches to nrst And second IN each the four
ciasseA and handsome silver water sArvics to the
club scoring the most number Of poinsa stimulated .
large number Of asprans for nso Aonors enter the
lists Austin GibbonA the conQusror Of Nike Cushing,
follows
BANANA loo Pounds-s Kelly West Side A O. faced
G. Johnson Eagle a. 2. and won easily
Down,owu @. were IL. second par Esasins os out:
Roin % b. opPonsns and 60! g.: dsesionL The third
Hogan WAS awarded the Decision ADA s''N ~
End saa as,ni.1 DOVE se.S p < e. g. S.ss%: "s
order In ths third round however. tucker had il al
u fs.,Isr % r &s,Has I lis rouud.J. Los.y Scottish.
American O. dstsated ). kAfsrty. Mohtosn A. G., Ia
g. defeated y h,s sSe %.s A1m.,roas the latter
Special class lso Pounds-oharss Jackson, Palmetto
:te pd G Gsss.. ..',Sotl Il. s'ss re
sp.eis e Anse. Ne E:..s
1nS MS s: r 81" y 4: g.: e
sys bssp.. ti: ao.. 'Gass m.a. %
s..e % = p; s
minutes No hard blows we're struoS snS ths judges
dsagreed again Ths referee then AWARDED the bout
,J.m:. sullivan cl!s,cn g, s... P. closssrm.n,
Ind e. "a s a0ss Sss1
Tho nnAls will Be decided on tuesday night
The sun., 1890-11-24
Football Notes.

.' for the Ts,u5n e hI Orange
sill manager ofths colnmha freshman team is try
Ing to arrange game with the Yale freshmen
Ests Hs rssh ssn % r. for
biO Evergreen avenue Er0oki,h
few Of tho G".%n S Ay p.y;r now hay, q
the Team, will play IN 'hs regular VI. a. @ eleven
wiz hi %spssr' .y
ne morning the Lonsfeows viii play tho Last Ends
Tie konpArel Football Club hAs orsanized reserve
viii b. s"%a %" :. nap p.S S a. rhs' r..
The teams Will be evenly matcGed
Tho foothal team OF the American A. would IKE to
apss % & nysrHs'E "sS
ss!a y ,.%i Ssn ,r,a1rsa
Gsoras s Young 1853. Madison avenue, S,'~
", Il. q i. .4saSi.%:
letie rLgns grounds soth Teams are are in n. second
TSspa Ss rae he to .s
meeting lho Hearmey RoyeFs in he cup lia
f %, s sSs" Of the or e. e
'ss T T' aa fsSa o a ss sS
Ynsa sans VII no n"s Goa ss 3aE ] greatly and good
X. sssss S's
niy n,y, to be y"n by The sts%n j. and. three
s'sSsd hG,h ,s e1, " s, +, nans .Nps.s WnrHe,
w m ns Of '',In as ssi ns
A d.cit,d noYeiy viii b. in,roGuced Mt The cham
pinns'np i"o'ln .hm" c.N-'n Ne,cl an anu n. nj
h.rly oG rhusN.A AI3t, Etf,h 10 take u ace M
Washington fArk "n Wednesday, ati,rrt.nu' m tIs
nhae of compete srurc card tugreT with IN
OF bn lei MN! every Day ava r la such nannsr that
every spectator can sC perfect the game in
simple manner and VIII know !ust how the game
stands from beginning % end Every PLAYER on he
Two 10 ans viii have number score O. I'd and
hs quokIN as q play Is made II viii be announced ON
the bg bulletin board which has been erscted at the
end or the right held stand where twiil plainly
30 ND eSs and r.. as
has ban. spaces provided II which to write SIMPLY the
Si p prmts n,rrey secured for h,- team, The srl
al PRAISE hly II, rhief value lies In the aet ii
he spec anrs can keep abreast OF the game
unusual ~ Football contests Secretary Charles IL Eb
s Ss s tue M s ssss ss Club
eard The game will begin promptly al 1850 o'clock
umpire -
The sun., 1890-11-24
TEE HORSE AND CARRIAos TRADE
Doth Industries Expected TO rnprovs
Steadily Until the Holidays.

The horse market is becoming tri1e brisker
in tone. and dealers think that 1t will improve
from now until Christmas. AS usual, there Is
a steady demand for carriage horses OF the
highest type especially matched pnirs.
One OF the biggest dealers In Twenty-fourth
street was asked yesterday whether the horse
show and the subsequent sale hurt the busi-
ness in the street or not
No; on the contrary, II has helped us ma
terially. as there are any number OF men hunt
ing for extra horses 10 make pair"
Tho regular weekly auction sales OF Van Tas-
sell & Kearney and the American Horse
Exchange CLimited) were well attended,
and several hundred head OF very de-
sirable horses were sold for good fig
urea Persons in search OF good. sound
young carriage horses should call on L.
McCleary Of 1856 East Twenty.ffth street, who
has Just arrived from Virginia wi'ha choice
II The tone i oi tho carriage and wagon market
Is mora ncouiaging this week than II hns
been for some time. Although business ie by
S. scn fOHd e ss ss shss q
Wsndrsu % o. Of w. Broome roo Street have pu.
week. but they are all more or loss denartures
from, some Of their other popular vehicles.
sorSed IN shs coamn viii pay shose
NJ Whit; ssS ); sSgs Sss:Ss! :s1 s;ss
is doing a good business In both SECOND hand
and new carriages In the former class he has
a large stock Of br"ugl ans. landams. and
rockaways. which reasonable money will buy.
Good wagons OF almost any kind can be
secured, from either the New, York or the
Wooster streets. respecti> ely. The New ork
Company make all OF their wagons by hard.
and her Il. re they are as good as can be had
In bus ness WAGONS tho company are doing q
very good business just now 60 good in isot that
promptly. With the .Rasine Company a il ks
order OF things prevails. Th 8 company carries
enc Of the biggest stocks ~ wag ms In Town.
They have express and livery wagons, carpen-
ters and plumbers wagons. milk and baher's
Gers and light country. wagons, az well a. over
sixt, other kinds OF vehicles, all Of which they
sell at price that are calculated to increase
their business.
II you have carriage. either light or heavy
Enlistment at 81 West Forty-ionrth street.
Mr. Callahan is sure to give satisfaction. to
which fact hundreds OF his latrons will testify
Before purchasing elsewhere, one might do
we'll to look in on the stock OF first class car
riages which the Il. A. stivers ComnanS, have
nth street. They have coaches and brouehams.
landaus and gigs; phaetons and virtorias,
and cabriolets and surrey. al! of q dec dedly
superior make. and all 30 handsome that. In
nin. cases out often. when one is Inspected it
The Lowdon 4 Rutherford Company Of
broadway and Fifty-flrst street have a full
limo OF sert nd hand carriages built by the
best makers tn the city.
specially. Of blankets. rubes. and harness. and
are also doing big storage busineSA
The sun., 1890-11-24

Aspeo!si meeting Of the National Athletic Club was
held at the club rooms Friday night fhsrs was
some lively kicking done By dissatlsnsd portion u
the members who are not in accord with the pres.
ent management The kicksrs claim that the present.
oficsrs mAnaas the ssb 70 suit their ewn psrsen Al
interests IN place Of the clubs Also that the down.
The "oppositon' ticket which ineladss several Of
lows Prs.ldsul y Gsnsv vio. rrs.id.nt 4 q:
sscrstsry . " H:s. Financial sssf.t.ry; 4 Nssss
Captain George + soder; Games Gommittes-H II.
L,ssisn.Sss1 H ksy; d:oissP ksa.r vsna::
Auditing cammittssTT l. BIophy. JChn .. hcshsr b.
J Nolan. Trustses-JohnJ Cottier James p. Robbins,
E...on. and !, E.ddoH
compr the esent Poard Of OhesrA oanddaes
for ,esleSton .s vnaie.t!oa Of th:ir Pa, msnaSs.
esAnEation TO be In ths best possible con-
don with several hundred dollars In the aud
NO unpaid deOtA
The sun., 1890-11-24
Ihe Weir WIN Go to Au.trai,..

BosroN Nov 2a-Ike Weir il tired OF staying in Boston
with empty pocksts and he has decided to try new
climate For nearly two weeks he waited for
tho olympic Club Of Now Orleans arrange tight be-
tween him and Grimm for 81 6'0 When the directors
of that club sent word that they would only stve
sl.2Sp purss, the "spider" felt sadder still but he
would not agree to Fight for such small hguro.
A few days ago Capt Cooke offered him a
s2.toO purse. and he accepted Grifin was
asked II hs would hght for that hut up to ths
Present ume he has not an wer.d Weir WAS getting
completely dishe ar ened. when hs receiver urssAvs
from Phi Archibald, prominent hO * max ker ar
'frco last evening tnnt has frightened up his opes
Tue te esrAm read VIII Leave for Austrana on ieo
IL; would you ike to goi Plenty ot be- ina io
will LAY all expenses win be gone three months Vii
divide
Tho spider opened wide when lie read the to o.
gram and he did not he state minute bout
the chance. hs tsisEranhsd The bookmsker that he
would 40. and would leave Boston In q lew days
Weir Will probably critic the champion feather
weight and Billy Murphy while absent.
The sun., 1890-11-24

W. bs
tho ssns
ing o
ON all quantity
CUSHING PROCESS CO.,
e25 Broadway NJ Y, 568 Washington st., Boston, Mass
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS

There ia latter at this oi',oe for Jack Touhsy.
@ Il. New Haven. conn-Hs is about 81 years OF aga
"a Bragg, Bridgeport Conn-rhsy never met In
r. van zan. New York city.-c. Is wrong Thev
wore dine wagors
Pete er has been appointed boxing instructor OK
tho newly organized Rotnsie Athletic Club
E e u S.S BY s IS Camp
Harry umah will open boxing academy At %eS
Biz th avenue corner Twenty eighth street to-day.
The Memorial Athletic Club OF he Ninth ward will
hS.s bas Il T. sso1a sse1ao RIVER % PARK ''DDN' ''' "
John sklIlmsn, New York city.-No: Ihs Lloyd who
ana Sc CLAIMS Brooklyn as his homo
Frank Boyd the welsnown light. wsians pugiiis y:
Matthew Mullen ssociaiton. at Harlem Turn Hall. on
i26th street saturday evening
oiSsss
Sy S.rs nc soI ssssss Ss" sors inS on % Ta.sdss DAY
Jimmy Dow is training IKE an old timer for his nsh.
Win Sol Whites whiIn Sns .Se oE IN S ssoas e
Sy JACK aullin. and his brother Joe al shady side.
IF 1 s' 20 s
the East Eighty sixth street brAch Of the Young Mems
sixth street this evening.
and New York Cisyarnsr. :. no , ;psone n h,n law
~ is:fss ;.ss s%s
ies o .a
Eueens HoEnbacher The game little fea.herweiEht ,n
d ss Stns .ny ao s '
si q, ne Is always in fair condition and think. tha!
u
j. Se-l. Cal Mccarthy won tho feather. weight
sSa%P"nminp fossS IL
oaSs ueon s a. he
deisstsd such Cd mon as Jack Kenny and Billy Davla
Cus G + ,6s
sss 81 sSss ssSs.
!y i
Tn. following was received At tho nustrn,<d se,os
say: b: ntsnas TO- sss down A. and attend
:1S vi" be allowed to take 1ss's::'Sa
2ss ,S. people Il: +:
Ihs game wa. called q - O'clock, and Bol, of the
lost in yearA
q G 20 Is S sa SSn:
,he match In The event Of Acton obtaining Sns
~ ~ pound. and :'ass
ds a S.
throw Acton again and tho latter was declared tho
sHrrr.Lp. Ind. Nov. 2a-Ed Bartlett Of Chicago and
Tommy Ryan Grand asEds M..h vs,;r . wsEssst
S fSnFa1 mo4nas 't
IT. 'n. s.: and TsGs
vfon the picnic grounds Tho rbicaEo delegatlon
After Waiting ali ntgh the train backed to this
point where tho Fight took place without any nterer
enco Every effort made to fix matters At Chester
ton but the sheriff declared he would rest every man
limo.
fhnss are pretty lively in pugstio circles in Texas
a. can be seen by the following which yesterday
received At the Ilnsrd'ed Nems oice from its Dallas
correspondent; There WAS great disappointm" mt
manested by the sports over the poor showing
made by pck Sullivan In hs eight Aga'ns Mike Conley
man who Inc neht told me that suIliy.n was tho
u the night Tho coming battle between Demp.sy and
Fitzsimmons 10 head and shoulders above all other
sporting topics here .t this wiring The psriies who
were behind Arthur tpham In his RRht with Pitzlin
me m.n.xers ., the ahsr and the referee and are
So Uphams friends that they are Wiling to lay
odds thai their win II another battle s Ar.
clever and game pugllist"
The sun., 1890-11-24
Bowiing N otsa.

There will be but Rame played each week In the
Prospect Heights tournament
The Harlem whselmen are looked upon ~ the prob
able winners of the wheelmen's tournRment
The date of tho match between the Brooklyn and
Harlem Wheslmsp has been changed from Dec. to
Dec ~.
The Monroes OF Brooklyn rolled the highest i've. men
score IN the BROOKLYN National tournament that has
been made thus season.
Brook yn Bicycle Clubs bowling team who has the
highest average st the end or the season
Al Alexis Brooklyn . Toys, on Thursday evening the
Caano Cub rolled the following scorssi Grinue, ei
Jennings lhs v an pus n, lIU siogman, 1863; GAbeL
I3i, Brow a, 1876: Il.t1cnstein las App.ton l53
lls Fidelia Bowling Club has every year, befors
Thanks giving Day, he bowling mate for turkeyS
sotha haif q the msmbsrs can win ons / Gun.s one
chautauqua county. n Y; last fhursdsy drove with
his brother nlaw 10 Wetiesburg 70 shoot in mstcn
for turkeyA and lucky enough to win with hs nrst
shot the very last turkey.
Al the Germania Assembly Rooms alleys In
teresng match games wers PLAYED Saturday FIRST
gams.B. ahrenkamP l5i HAiesrt is3: Klein III;
toal; 40 20 sssond g.meEiIsbstt ~ F,hrsn-
10 fauten, 49,; lshmanu, 1855: totsl +a