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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
sgARskiN SHUT UP. I

Y 2 i
| A Doid, Bad Him from wisconsin Iial
comes Deaf md Dumb.
Pretty cold In tho far West, I see?r
WAS queried to tho man in the seat
ahead, who was enyelopcd in bearskiu
oyercoat and cap, and whose face, &c.
oording to tho New York Sun, was hid.
den by heavy growth OF whiskers.
II should rcmarkr he answered..
"You from Montana?"
Exactly"
"Iow cold has 1t been this winter?"
Eighty below, but that was on the
trail and not included in tho weather
bulletin"
CHATS awful. How's the state Of So
| cicty out therc?"
Improving all tho time. don't
havo TO kill over one man q wosk now
Then you--you-"
81 have to do it. I'm o sheriff, you
sec, and L haye to keep tho boys In
subsection"
Indians aboutp"
"0h, yes; but they are very tame and
humble. l have my boots blackcd by q
chief, and another does my cooking"
Lots Of gamc?n
well, 1 killed two grizzlies last
wcok."
Tell mo about blizzard-how 1T
starts and what 1t Is like. You must
have endured number of them."
.'Over two hundred, sir. AS to what
one OF our Montana billiards. is, just inn
agino million wildcats
Quot, well-dresscd man on the seat
opposite, who had been attentively
listening to every word, now rose mn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13


l5f Allmiserabls sufferers with slys.s
pepsia are cured is Summons Liver
/ Regulator.
Nothing like it fot dyspepsia and
indigestion. Simmons Liver Regus
'at0r is a safe, stite cure.
Facts speak louder than words.
Simmons Liver Regulator will al.
WIS cure.
Do not weaken the stomach with
strong chemicals. Simmons Liver
Regulator il mild but effective.
When you feel uncoe,fortablsS
about the stomach take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
The country has TO endure the
hardship of the Harrison Admibistra.
ton two years and three months
longer, but, thar K heaven, the Re.
publican House OF Representatives
will have to give place to Demo.
cratic House very soon. The Repub.
Ii ~ -
licans are robbing the people OF MIL
lions of money and tho people have
nc. idea of submitting to this iniqui.
tous Republican policy of robbery
any iongersthan possible Tho cleo
ton for Congressman takes place in
November next.
/ ' 8
1s.C CONSUMPTION 1NCURABLEY
Read the following. Mr.. G. III.
Norris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was
down with Abscess of Lungs, friends
and physicians pronounced me an In.
durable Consumptive. Began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-.
sumption. am now on my third hot
tie, and able to oversee the work ON
my farm. til is the finest medicine
ever made.n
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, OHIO.
says: Had it not been for DR. Kinr,a
New Discovery for Consumption Il
would have died of Lung Troubles
Was given up by doctors Am now
in bestiof health. Try 1t. Sample
bottle free at A. T. Hargrnye.s Drug
store.
ELECTRIC BlTTERS.
This remedy is becoming SO we'll
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
CT praise.-A purer medicine does
not exist and it is guaranteed to do
all that is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples.
Boils, Salt Rheum and other afrec.
tions caused by impure blood. win
drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as we'll as cure all Malarial.
fevers.-For cure of Headache, Con-.
stipation and Indigestion try Elec-.
trio Bitters.-Entire satisfaction guar
anteed or money rcfunded.-Prlc
50c. and S100 per bottle OF A. f.
Hargrare's Drugstore.
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MARRYING A COUPLE.

job Which tho Late Den +. Waldo
Considered of No Value.
Tho late benjamin T. Wade, OF Ohio,
was, ut tho beginning Of his career ut
tho bar, noted for his bashfulness; but
another trait, his determination, en-
ablcd him to get through his work in n
way which, though not conventional,
landed him at his destination.
Once, while youth, says the Youths
Companion, no started with bag OF
corn on his shoulders to mill twenty
miles away. 1t was in November, and
coming TO full-banked river, he dis
covered that tho canoo was on the other
side. Throwing Oft his clothes, he
plunged IN, gained tho canoe, took IL
back where the bag of corn was, which
he ferried across, and then went on his
way.
Another illustration Of his way of
doing things occurred while he was n
Justice of tho peace. Ono day Young
couple called at his office to BIO married
Tho presence of four or five irrcverent
young men prompted the bashful Justice
to suggest privately to tho pair that
they had better meet him at tho little
hotel.
They wont. and sodid the justice, by n
roundabout way, only to discover that
the boys were also there. Seeing that
he must perform tho ceremony iii thcir
presence, he, though he had forgotten
tho usual formula, proceeded to business
in tho most direct way.
"You wish to be marricd?" no asked
the pair.
Yes"
Stand up and take hands. YOU
addressing tho not prcpossessing groom
wish to marry this ySting woman?"
"Yes."
"Of course you dol" exclaimed the
justice, glancing at the pretty bride, and
asking her: do you tako this young
man for your husband?"
"Yes.."
well, you..are getting the worst of it
but say you arc husband and wife
There, boys, you SEQ 1 did it!' he con
Guided, glancing at tho spectators.
The couple had to have it explained
to them that they w. a., in the eyes OF
the law, welded. Whcreupon the hus
band offered tho justice fco-the
statute made it one dollar and half
which, by lofty motion of his hand
he waved off, saying: Nothing for q
job like that"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
YOU NEED TT NOW,

This is the. best time to purify your
blood, for at no other season'is the body
so susceptible to benefit from medicine.
The peculiar purifying and reviving quail
ties of Johnston's Nolandine are Just what
nre needed to expel disease and fortify
the system against the facilitating effects
of mild weather. Every year increases
the popularity of Johnston's Nolandine,
for it is just what people need Mt this sea-
son. 1t is the ideal spring medicine If
You have never tried it. do so, and you
will be convinced of its peculiar merit
Spring sickness may DO avoided by talk
ing Johnston's Holandinc IN season. II
you have not felt we'll during the winter, il
you have been overworked or closely con-
fined i'll badly ventilated rooms or shops,
you need good tonic and blood purifier
Take Johnston's Nolaudine early, and yon
will ward of attacks of disease or escape
the effects of impure blood and that tired
feeling so common i'll the spring. Do not
delay.
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LIVER INvIGORATOK.

RICHMOND, VA.
Dsar Sir Il very cheerfullv testify to
the unexcelled efficacy, 30 far rs my expo
rience extends, of NoLAND1NE as an altora-
tive and liver invigorator. In my own
case it has proven most efficient remedy,
and yet been free from the injurious ef-
fects often following the use of other
medicines. +. II. ALFRIEND.
J0hMST0M'S NOLAMDlNE
90 Doses $i.OO.
Enx Cola Iou n
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GTzF
Cnnnihnllam AfrInn.

According to recent information can
nibalism is prevalent in some places in
West Africa near to The British settle
mont, If not actually in the protectorate
itself, and SO serious and frequent has
become the kidnapping of individuals
who have gone out alone that in some
parts persons dare not venture beyond
their own town for fear OF capture.
Several cases arc reported to have taken
place on the broad road from Bendoomah
to Dodo and Kibbim. Six persons were
reported to have been, killed md eaten.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

The Best SALyE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and oil
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25Acents
per box. Fog saleb A. +. Har
grave
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13

CLUB RATES: Tickets for $4,000.
Special Rates Arranged with Agents
AGENTS WANTED in every town and
city IN the United States and British Amer
lea.
The payment of Prizes is guaranteed by
o special deposit of five hundred thousand
dollars (S500 ,000), with tho State Govern
ment, and approved by Jesus hrechiga,
Governor.
Drawings under the personal superyi-
sion OF Lie. Herminio Artenga, who ia np-
pointed by the Governments as Interyentor.
I CERTIFY that with the State Treasnr.
er all necessary guarantees are deposited.
assuring full payment of oil prizes of this
drawing HERMINIO ARTEAGA.
Interventor."
IMPORTANT,
Remittances must be either by New
York Draft, Express Or Registared Letter.
American money. Collections can be
made by Express Companies or Banks.
Ticket sent direct TO management will be
paid by drafts on New York, Montreal, st.
Paul, Chicago, San Francisco or CITY of
Mexico. For further information nd dress,
JUAN PIEDAD, Manager.
PARADE 10. Zacatecas, Mexico
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Tho Sizes OF Dooks:

The words folio, quarto, octave and
duodecimo have ceased to possess any
specific meaning. The associated Ii
brarians of Great Britain have agreed to
defino them as follows:
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FIRE iRsURANcE,

TAzawELL G. H, Va.
represent five FIRST CLASS
I FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
Ill licensed in this State. JIossrs
PRoMPrIY PAID.
Good risks solicited and writ ten ut
fair rates. I. I CHaps,ts
March Ia, 1880. Aren't.
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For PereonnI Uso Only.

1rate German Ito stranger who had
stepped on his toe)-Himmel! mine
trent, know mine feet vas meant to
pc walked on, but dot privilege belongs
to me.
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Tor Infants and children.

"castoria Is SO wen adapted to children that
trecommend It CO superior TO any prescription
Known 10 me-" II. a. ARCHER, n. D.,
III 30. oxfont ST., Brooklyn, N. 7.
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PAINFUI. ULCERS.

HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
Dear Sir Asa recipient of its healing
powers, it affords mo pleasure to testify to
the efficacy of your remedy, NoLASpINE.
For two years 1 have been afflicted with
painfpl ulcers. following the slightest
NoLASDIHE has not only hcnlod the ulcers,
but removed all predisposition to them.
and 1 have no longer any fenr of their re.
turn. Very truly yours.
THOS. III BOTT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-21
CoNDE NsED pIsPATCHra.

The first section OF freight tram On the
Pennsylvania railroad broke in two parts
at the top OF the Buffalo mill. grade. Penn
sylvania, and dashed down the hill. smash.
ing into the second section, killing Jossnh
Martin and Brakeman Little. and murine
SIX men.
A lamp explosion on Wednesday nixhf
set Ere to the Pacific m arket at Sacra-
mento. causing iis complete destruction.
Loss SIS. COO; partly insured.
Corcoran. The saloonkeeper. and Alder.
man McAieese, Of Chicago. were both ae-
quilted Of charges OF election frauds ON
Friday.
Msior-General Brackenburg, Of the
British army 10 dead. He was chief g
staff to Lord WoseIey IN his Egyptian cam.
paigns-
The safe OF Lewis Bilier, the book-matsv
at Kansas City. was opened on Thursdav
night and 1900 in cash and vaiuabIes Wa
stolen.
The temperature 1t .. m. FRIDAY vas
New York q. New Orleans n, ST. Louis a
Cincinnati 6s, Chicago 70, Winnipeg g.
The steamer Lagnna sailed from San
Francisco for Astoria on Friday.
The cholera epidemic In Spain il de-.
creasing-
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More whisswash for MIltimor.

Tucson. ARK. June 2O-The court.mar.
tial trial OF Captain Miltimore Was resumed
today. A number of witnesses were ex.
amined by the defense, who testified that il
had been the custom of paymasters sta
toned in Tucson to have offices in their
residences and that the present rentals
were not exorbitant Major ]. w. Wham
testified that he had never had any can.
versation with Miltimore relative to the
location Of his Office or the
price to be paid for il: that
he wrote Miltimore . letter when he
desired change and asked him TO remove
his office to its present location, without
even knowing what was the price to be
paid. He also testified that he considered
the funds very unsafe in the Office located
IN his own house and very insecure in the
safe in an ONCE located outside of his own
house.
Major A. s. Towar corroborased Vham,s
testimony and added that MiItimore knew
nothing OF his drawing Communication of
quarters. as he drew from the pay depart.
ment. Ii Is an allowance to ali officers
who are not furnished pubic quarters. He
did not know OF the charges until he re-
ceived them, and asked for an investira.
ton before trial, which was denied.
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The Learned Bartender.

sNeW tOtk NCrtd-
A bartender in any OF the leading Broad
way bars must have more or less small
talk on tap now to be . success. The
''iearned bartender" will soon cease to be
humorist's dream II present tendencies are
carried to . legitimate conclusion Wher-
ever men stand up TO drink they feel like
talking, and The perfectly equipped bar
must have somebody within its polished
barriers who can, il necessary. talk TO any
customer on any subject At lannon's
hosiery on Madison square there is a.
ready yachting bartender who talks cen.
{ rboards aud sheet anchors, q baseball
bartender no talks fies and fouls, q box
ing bartender who talks kirain, Jackson.
Sullivan, 10 McAuiiffe and their speciality
. tennis and racket bartender. and horse
bartender Who will give you O tip with
fxz and . straight steer on straight " hlsky.
The stylish bartender who will recons-
menu haberdasherv, and the gastronom;c
bartender who viii put you on to q new
sauce, can't be Tar in the future.
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MONEY ron NEW LAND OFFICES.


The Secretary Makes Extra Estimafes-
Concessions 60 uomesteadsra.
WASHINGTON CIrY. June ao.--The seere-
AIRY OF the interior this morning sent to
he senate supplementary statement OF
expenses needed for the land Offices for the
iscai year beginning July l. In the sun
Try eivil bin as reported about week ago
40 provision MAS made for the salaries of
he registers and receivers in the land
offices created 81 the present session OF
congress. The secretary estimates this
morning that they will aggregate sl2i 90.
u which $S,u0 Is for salaries OF registers
and receivers. tho balance Tor clerk hire.
The land offices NJ Waserville and osym.
ria. Wash, are provided for with recon-
neadation for 81 0oo each for salaries.
The secretary incorporates In his mes
sase 10 congress . provision that fees on
homestead and townsite entries shall be in
studded In calculating fees and commissions
and he states that these estimates are
eAssd on the maximum conversation
There 10 probability that the fees vi, no,
amount 90 maximum compensation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-21
CIVIL WAR OF LABOR.
King Powderly il Stirring Up
Trouble Again.
HE PITCHES INTO SAM coMrERs,
ne Grsas KisAs-Hear Cha1paen Calls
Pswdersy Pestifsgssr 80 Dssbls-
Dsalsr-Knksuny Kaishts.

Nrw Yonx. June M.-Powderiy this
afternoon sent to camuel Gompers . letter
IN winch he agreed to meet Gompsrs In
Cooper Union tonight. He added
that Gompers was in error in
his letter Of yesterday in
saying the knights had been preparing for
this meeting for several weeks. He tPowd-
eriy) had no intention until Monday even
ing Of taking up the subject Of the charges
against the Knights enianatiug from the
headquarters Of the federation. He said he
would talk on other matters. bat in defer
ence to Gompers' wishes would tirst discun
the subject ct issue. allow Gompers the
same time to reply. and then take up other
matters. He denied that his invitation to
Gompers was in the nature Of . challenge.
Gompers issued . written reply 10 the
effect that he believes Powderly never ex-
pected his challenge to BE- accepted, or il
accepted the idea was to entrap him
(Gompers) into . packed meeting. He &C.
doubIe-dealer. He adds that he was ready
and prove all he had said about the
Knights.
Gompers Was not present at the meeting
Union was crowded. and many people
unable to gain admittance attended an
overflow meeting outside the hall
In the hall. after the reading of
Gompers' letter. Mr.. Powderiy invited
Warner TO take the platform. Warner
said that - this was regular meeting of
the executive board for . specific
purpose it would not be proper to adopt
Gompers' suggestions to give him half the
time of the meeting for . purpose not con-
templated in the call. AT tsis point about
200 men rose as If by Encouragement and
left the hall. Powdsrly thsreupon said !:
"All who desire to leave will please do 30
now, as there are hundreds outside who
can't get in" This was received with
great cheers.
Powderiy then spoke on the insinuations
made against the management of the
Knights, and read documents showing
that they we're first to suggest the eight
hour principle. In future they would con-
tinue the eight-hour movement to help
those who are willing to help themselves
He went into an analysis OF the statement
OF membership of the federation. and as
serted that the large apparent membership
was made up by claiming Knights
OF Labor IS members OF the federation.
The frst trouble between the organizations
occurred when the Knights succeeded in
having the wages OF cigarmakers increased.
The man who headed the shoemakers'
union was little better than . lunatic, and
the Knights had to expel him. This man
was now ready to oppose the best interests
Of labor. All working men should
stand together, and he (Powderly) was
ready to resign in favor Of Gompers If the
workingmen OF the country would unite
under him. The Knights OF Labor have
bore insult and misrepresentation in silence
long enough. Hereafter they viii strike
back when attacked.
Twelve firms OF cloak makers have de-
clared lockouts against their 1000 en-
ployes. The strikers say they can hold out
Ill summer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-21

modI6cnfkons . tie fules governing fhe
tnrcrtaaiun a. Ausnxfcnn Snft1es
InAsr-eserstasy Yefguson sid ths -
stricsiuns On ea1fts wess bassd soasay -
sanitary coDditi0ns-
yiucsnt thessupon g1ss nosaee q mo-
sson declsfue that The houss vu CONSIDER
vheehes fres market ought ionges p -
efven - the competitive products q Tor
etxn staee which pats . prchthsfosy eaS1n
On British goods
Smith. govssnment IsAder. announced
that instead Of moving . resolution CON-
TN ming biln from ssaoion 10 ssssion, he
hsd adopted GIadstons's suggestion thai
. select cummissee b appointed TO inquire
By what means the passage Of bills consad-
cred 1t one session could b facilitated 81
The naxt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-21
Chicago National Rank Closed.

CHICAGO. June 2o-By order of the
comptroller of the currency. National Bank
Examiner ssurges this morning took pos-
session oil the PARK national bank. This
created no surprise in financial circles. as
President Packard is not trained finan.
cier and 10 is understood that its loans ara
OF poor character. The bank is capitalized
At $4,000. Its statement on Nav n
showed loans and discounts. $50 900: due
deposisors and banks. $6ss. 500; surplus
funds, s3i 900; undivided profits. SIS 400.
President Packer insists that the bank il
solvent and viii be reopened soon. The
government examiner refused 10 talk.
WssHiSsroS CRY. June en-The comm
troiier oil the currency says he closed the
Park national bank OF Chicago on the re-
port of the bank examiner THAI il had large
loans OF doubtful security and that re-
ceiver would be appointed unless the raaa.
agement was changed and additional
money put IN H.
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sHEErHKsp BAT. n. ", June a.-Re-
suit OF races:
Threc~sousths OF rile-fipssar won. Geral-
dine second. Tanner third Tine, l:Iss<
Mile-sa John won. Major Daily second. Druid
third Time. t:t1
Nile and an eighth-Tes Tray won, Sir Dixon
second. Adsuanf third Time. lisa
Mile and . sourth-Gailifet won, Mor,ssue
SECOND. Badge third. Time. 2rp SIS
Nile and Observation-Disclosures won, q.
Luke second. sorrento third. Tine. Ala
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BosraS. June so-The result of the races
q. Mystic park was:
IN class. sssA-rtmiico 7rss Free Trade &c.
cad. bessie Haalon laird. Daisy r. fcarth. Best
time. 1s2za,
ass class, ssen-psweoa FIRST. Piekcrsi second
GAse.le tAiri. sunshine seuyfh Best tsrae ~
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ResDer 0un3r ~ Alaska says Dehxang
0ea II Closed.
CHIcAGo. June 0-The T5ns' Washing
ton City correspondent says: In orma-
ton comes from m absolutely reliable
source that the president and secretary Of
state have received positive assurance from
the governmens Of Russia that
the latter stands prepared %
make good the representation
given ct the time Of the Alaska purchase
OF Behring - being closed So. and that
# the United States desires the cooperation
Of Russia in enforcing this doctrine she
can have il. II has been impossible 70
learn what view or purposes are held BY
Blaine in the matter
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Sc. Louis Races.

ST. Louis, June 0.-Result of races:
Mile-Heresy won. Nike Watson second.
Chestnut Bell third. Time. i:<si<.
Directors handicap 2-year-cics, three-quartef
mils-Rose Howard Won. Ethel second, Ethel
Gray third. Time. i:Isi,.
Granite Mountain Mining company's hsndi.
cap, one and one-auarter miles-Glockner won.
Carter 3. second. Rhody Pringle third Time.
ASA
Ellis wainwright stakes. 3yesr-oids-E won.
Little Crete second. Maria x. third Time.
lsttts
Adolphus Breach prrse. one and one-auar,er
mi.es-Blarneysfopc. ir. won. Carnegie second
Mary Hardy third. Time, f.Ss
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Tried to .sDope'' His Old Home.

SAN QUENTIN Prison, Cal, Juns 10
John Connolly. . burglar hailing from
Los Angeles, was released from the state
prison last Thursday forenoon. Late the
same evening he was captured in the
prison garden with pound OF opium
which he intended throwing over the wall
He was tried in San r sfasl and sentenced
to sixty days in the county Jail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-21
A HoRRIBLE NIGHrMARE.

Nebfoeka Free Mason Throws BedfelleW
From Three-Story Window.
NEw YoRK. June 30-An Omaha, Neb.,
special SAYS: L. G. Zecrist. of Hebron,
Neb.. was thrown from . three
story window OF the Merchants
hotel in this city about 2
o'clock this morning and fatally injured.
+. Werner. also of Hebron, who was Ze-
CRISIS room mate, claims that while suffer-
ing from horrible night
mare, he picked up Zecrist
and dashed him out Of the window. 10th
men are Masons, attending the session of
the state grand lodge, and some charge
that during . quarrel about the Scottish
rite controversy the deed was done. Zecrist
refuses TO talk.
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A Racer ral,. Dead At Enr,.~o.a

kacer Faiis Dead &C Engie wood.
EssLKwoon. n. Y. June an-Resuls Of
races
40 eiass-Adsms ert Honey Bee second
Lsssie third. Fannie ioor'As best tine, 2.sx
4sss claSs~-Aleioa GrSt. Dick second ..-.a,
Eastern laird. Nimeus fourth best time. > "a.
IN the second hear Gamles. valued q, 81 ses
owned by T. II Fs'mes, Of siouxason. Conn
fell dead