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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23

You require great deal from your
wife in the way Of patience and tender
ness. Don't forget that she has equal
claims on you Don't be gruff and rude
at home. Had you been that sort of
fellow before marriage the probabilities
are that you would be sewing ON your
own buttons still. Don't make your
wife feel that she is an incumbrance on
you by giving grudgingly. What she
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the affairs OF the house under her
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than she has to walk into your place Of
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ployefs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23

Whether on pleasure bentor business sbonld
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sale in Soc and 81 bottles by all leading drno.
glsts-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23

Bingley-I rode all the way down
town this morning by the side Of an old
fe low who carried big fat pocketbook
in the outside pocket of his overcoat I
could have taken it as easily as not.
Stumm-And didn't you?
(Indignatly)-what do you take me
for? OF course mott
(Compassionatelyl -Bingley, you've
lost your nerve You're not the man
you used to be.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23

AT an adjourned meeting of the
FARMERS AND p LANTERS AGENCY
of B,ltimore City, held at their Office
on Wednesday, the goth day Of February
1880. JOE SHEPHERD was elected Presi
deat; J. p. BR1scoE, Vice-President
SAMUEL NJ. HINES Cashier G. w.
Dorsey, Treasurer, and L. E. LINKS,
Secretary.
The Board of Directors for the yea
1889 was elected as follows:
l.. Z. Kinks, of Frederick Co
!. Frank Talbot. Calvert Co
JOE SHEPHERD, of Anne Arundel Co
j. p. BRIsCOE, of Calvert Co.
JIM. CRAWFORD Of Calvert Co.
H. TUCK, of Baltimore City.
ADRIAN TOSEY, of Charles Co.
SAM'L NJ KINKS, of Frederic Go
G., w. DORSEY, of calvert Co,
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MANY persons are broken down from over
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moves excess OF bile, AMI cures malaria. A
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Guaranteed nve year eight per cent. rlrs US.
Mortgages on Kansas City property, hte.e .se
payable every SIX months; principal anu intS,
est collected wnen due anu RENTED Wltn ten
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Money invested In choice one hundreo a .,il
lar building lots in suburbs Of Kansas CitY -
pay from nVe hundred 70 one thous.Anu Al,
cent. the next few years under our pLst. IN.
cash aud s. per mouth without interest eoa
trols desirable lot Particulars on AppalO~SN
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ANY person ssnding US their name and ads
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tp fortune Benz. Lewis d Co., securisy
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II not db0Ue being taught by mdn,take this
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" ndTg 1t won't co much, All Il will
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L. M. SWITZERLAND,
Az IT 10 NE Err
Port Tobacco, Charles County, Md.

win attend to all business entrusted 70
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ounications addressed to i'm at Port
Tobacco will receive PROMPT att ntion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23

HE-It is getting late 1 mus, be
going. She'll is better late than
never.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23

Ok ahoms has voted for separate schools
for whites aud blacks.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23

The weather in North Dlkott ia SO mi d
that farmers have Uern lowing in the fl Ids
all winter.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23

LADIES needing tonic, or children who
want building up, should take Browns Iron
Bltters. 1t Is pleasant to ia e, cures Malaria
Indigestion ,Biliousness and Liver Complaints
makes the Blood rich anu pure.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23

Inhabitants of the West Indies are wrest-
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Denmark has recognized the Republic o
Bragii.
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Baseball is superseding IuIl-hght.ng In
Cuba.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23

The scaicty OF potato = has resu ted in an
increased unipt on o. flour.
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Baltimore \ Potomac Railroad

After Sunday, GERBER goth, SO the
trains on this road will run as follows:
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DO Yon Ever Speculate Z

B marck's memoirs wal soon app ar in
b In.
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This seasons surp'y OF hogs is said to be
the largest in many years.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-23

Baecham.s Pills act like magic on Weak
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Lee Was Chinese Headache Cure. Harm.
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Sent prepaid on receipt OF 81 per bottle.
Adeler d Co, 81 Wyandotte St, Kansas City Mo
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Maine Is sending wild roses to Europe.
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The mum ter of packages and .ett.rs sent IN
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Hebrew lawyers are debarred in Russia.
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Bulls Baby Syrup
Facilitates Teothiagl 1,lss 9zlZ % esIE,.
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Days Horse O.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
UNCLE BOB HEADS RACINE OFF
Rinfnx, the CALIFORNIA; Colt. Benten from
the Start by AppomNttox.

1lnfnN, the 0alSfOrnIa SoNs HoNteh urO"
che Start by AppomNttox.
SARATOGA. Aug 5.-The attendance was light
and the track heavy, while the usual purses
raced for on extra days were won too snsily to
send the blood OF tho betting fraternity up 10
fever heat. Three OF the races wore captured
by favorites and oil were run out In the light.
Raoino undertook TO Give Uncle Bob ten
pounds AMI a beating In tho fourth race. for
the $500 nurse. the richest OF the day, but Uncle
bob Rnlloped in winner by five lengths. Racine
Lester, first choice in the opening .!nsh onme
In ths aaa Mn Hy
n length from Inrmine. Husteed, second
choice, s,t tho pace from start to iihish Ia tho
second race Winning BY ,isnShss rI ba 4.
he could Do TO get second p'nco hon the ~ to
nomennl Improvement over Ills previous rer-
formancts, In the third ace. by making all tho
yann s From nn Ga. c1s sas II" Gr
!hs hull rae. opt,soted Tn. blk ma On si.t.r:
fGs s S FPei % i nrtss for tho nase SUM-
the FIRST RACE.
Purse s,o Of which So to second for ;woyssr Oils;
R aSs.n at" s. f: III
& s.sn' ;Si saSs is Is'
ran .S, H s..r .Ss; s' P'' ''
na Ss".psI 20 i'.:.l ia.
s: .tslFs: s1% f hssss sf 10
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $3.50 OF hch tlU, 10 second for thfse.year.
Sai "a %PM.' IL 'Gt :"%'.'S S"
G,..s sSs a, 93 S;;1.s:
Time. itt..
" .; .s:n :ns :s'
Busted, III; John Jay s. 81
THE THIRD RACE.
s q rsn s to Sna .R
Wnlins ton kiAblss ciL Q. AppomAttoN a by fonso-,
yaqs ss%s Et,x r. u, IL @
FL! ssfy IL s H:a III
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse soo Of which 500 to second penalties and al
$sr. satis ss M ne. BoS by Lux. Blackburn
yna %Is:s s, able" h. k sss is
in,. .on s,s. . H. s,To0A ~ 'S'nm''
n "n 7ims sG rss. uoo $, ,,,,
Easss 50 "f ZOOS $50 Snoi. BOZ BOZ
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse sem. of which SO !" second entrance free;
e. !:s Sts: sGs Tx So ssH.e 81
ss's'si 'sr S.!y.f
B"nnis King j. j. Josie Walls Virgin H.. Alarm Heli
Villa Marie, Gratitude rro,ti~t and CIRCLES alto ran
Time. 10
betting Bonnie KING 10 to !: j.. u. 81 to !: josie
Wells .'Ito i i..le trsL 70 !: rirhn II: Is to !;
RoHA H. to - Gratitude. 2Li !: PretiwiL 80 to I:
Y, ricl-s, TO Pools sold Field $50; Rosa H., So3
Gerber o $50. Little fred. $40
foilnwi ing arc tho entries for to morrows races:
First Ra,e-Sx inrlongs San Salvador ami Glee
Boy. III pounds each
second Racs-Ihe 'roquois Stakes mile and six.
teenth. Ralguwan. Ober In. and Homer. IT pounds
each: Apollo. NJ: Ayr.h're I.ass. 10:
Third ksce--one mile. Versatile. India Rubber, and
Bolsro. il3 each. Headquarters. lU7
Fourth Haee-nns mite and = quarter. sarnterer
l07: Vow Never aud Carroll Iu, each: Eon, Ia:
All lOi.
Fifth Ea -e-sy md half fnr!on,s berlin ITO: Sir
Charlea 1913. larav Hs Busted iis; Wills Nnrie lUi;
Mohicnn. l,si. nettypburg l22.
Auction pools. cond R,c.-Palgowan. s35 Homer,
$40: Arolo siO. Ayrshire Lass g.: uberlin ~:
Fourth khce-Eon, s->,: Alb, Sill: Carroll. S12 Now
Or Never SIT: Sauntersr 81.
No pools sold the first, third and NTH races
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
Baseball Notes.

This is ladies' day At Eastern Park.
". Terry never aysd with the Merits OF Camden.
Today tho riltsburghs will 10 Seen at the Polo
RrOunds
j ,L.;-Th.rs is no rus under which the runner could
6s declared out
NicI Young saw me game, and must have teen de.
lighted wi h the decision in the ninth
Danny richardson can sRsily be excused for his er
r0rs Yesterday, as he PLAYED out OF position.
Buck Ewing accertoi three chances IN good style and
somo position.
hossr ronnor seemed de..rmIn.l 20 show that he
was r1t bacS number GatsuHn ne hit the bail hard
i've times twice pacing IL safely.
IL in the play you refer 10 the umpire decides
thai thu hall rhoal ave been caught an" Tho bn,suan
s. a a t ss s 81. he
hands
President Byrne was asked Yesterday whether there
Was any truth ~ the runor mat no you'd sign kes,e
YOU dieE:rna for HIM ~ then a,ksd 70 hi. Mr..
IN. II Kerfe dons a Brooklyn uniform.
COLuxBus Aug 6--Presinen. kramer 10, day informed
Manager schmsz that the dsc Ion Of Umpire 'svE in
last sunday Columbus Va Baltimore unWs wsO ,neor.
rss sh $. ns m 'ro% t To- . On
u III, or four bad halls win tie h.srs fnIl
SYm"lv. Aug ..-ManaEcr Mn'ris NJ the New York
Pitcher r"Ishin Nntr- -Nii nisnt tina, no as not
,aktng yArson at ne sea shore. a. r.porsi. lie ia
lnstinv for archer and Inns his rno,e "f tour OF tia
les minor -axne pitchers ~ the country ne Also las
his ey. On hersr VII" Is Ia wear tn. sew York mi.
New Y"rl cut
Nv In NswIrk; Ang a. new baseball nine hs.
sen formed IN this CIV 70 oin state mi sslonal
Ss.a aSy club 'f. i. JOIN ns"if s
carry carr n hs =. II. a".o u ~.
ni the cit, ord'nae rsren,y passed fabidding tall
nynr VI n ssr," T.e.sI m'' II. .raSsms'
aui ciUs"h the best ball rsd IN n"n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
ST: PAUL'S RUNNING MEETING.
a Poor Day for Fnvorites-Ouly Ono
(roaneA the Line Winner.

ST. Paw. Aug. 5-fAvores went down like tenpins
at the Twin city track to-day yet 81! the winners had
hackers not long shot getting home IN front
The weather and attendance WAS alike good aud tho
track fast The opening race enc mile. had eight
starters Gocknsr the favorite 81 to ]. but he
finished unplao-d. My Queen ~ to ]. won In a red
hot finish with tie TO chance Innocence o!d
CUmcEy third. Time. IA
The second race. selling purse Vt ono mile and a
favori odd. OF 10 TO on Lut he was easily beaten
length bY the Ito shot ConsHnee; Orville third.
Time l.+J
.tnrt-r. came third Tho colt Gee Jay Jay was The
fas orite M even money aud he won clevsrly by
length from IT, to chance HispRniA; the 20 shot
Franc Is hn,shiug third. Time D2l.
Eoyhl Garter and Innocence were forAtchcd In tho
selling purse i've and. q hnif furong neNu. leaving
seven horses to run for the purse Happiness ruled
favore At to bnt second the nr.t and third in
the second hnat the test she could do. Tue .
chan, Emuet won tho hrst heat handty by u length
while poc Wiok who finished third in nrst heat best
hun easily in The second heat by three lsngths iappi
won by alenath Int on complaint Of foul the winner
disqualified and the heat and race given to boo
Wick Tinc-i GN l:uH'4 l4t.
Tho last race mile At light welter WEIGHTS
won BY the ,wo.y:nr OLD tiIsy BY ,w2 length: Dore
of Rognsr Time, l43.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
on THE TENNIS courts.
N.b.p, Tc.n,. TOURNEY.

N,HAxr. Aug 3 "A beautiful tennis CAV favored the
tournament here and :hs play was of TIRE prettiss:
kind Numbers OF people csmo down from Boston to
zee the matcheA and Almost continuous applause
greeted the Efforts o; the risyers Clarence HOBART
the New York expert Is in the lead thus far lie
beaten four men. and IL lie can retire Campbell TO-
morrow will win rr,t, prize shout Campbell win
Hobart. Huntington, and himself wil be tied with
defeat each nobArts play today was con.
tinuAt!on OF hs brilliant work or yenterhay is
ailt Campbell brace and in his two matches
seemed to be stng int' his form lie
aortct to HI. old net game tactics ana vastly improved
tmues hi. cool careful sfyo aniis volietus IN me
sty,s. Appended are the results Of the days pay.
Thrl dTAvines-C!arsAcs Hobart beat II. Chase.
g. Us: q. = tampbs peat + H. iiovry i-6. Ga,
6-2: X. r. huntington cat =. & SearA e., ia.
Fourth draw inss-, ainpbsll beat Chase. O. 60
6-S: Hobart beat sears 81, R-I. t..
The snndinR OF tho players 9ht
folnwa: Hoaar won I. Iost": tsrnpbel Won = Lost |;
Huntington won = lost /: Hovey won lost .; ,Laso
s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06

ing. in tho little drain under the far end Of the
club house blum, throwing LOckman. who mar
Last horse struck the rider with his heels cut.
ting his head and face badly. Puritan led over
ne water, and Westmoreland eet the pace over yer
lower field. Delaware. who had been held In
fourth nlace after the third jump. was nont out
ia the homes,retch By Chandler and landed .
handy winner three lengths in front Of Las
eanio. Benefit third. two lengths of.
ur.e s7s of which SiOo to second and go 70 third;
handicap stsepischass over the short course.
j. = Lewis, JrHs oh M. Delaware. aged. by Little
A d Ria Isiys b e. Rss.anio aged Isl tBsk syj,." J
Frank hr.cssb O. RenenI T. In, firacel .,,..,....
AiontapraSs and Little Ncuowan also started. honta
peake and Little McGownn fell
Time 'SsA.
hettine-Eight to against Delaware. TO each
rAhsanio ann Westmorelnnd to Puritan, 10 IN The
S,nnte,r " to MontAreaks and Little Me.iowan
puid $500 81 80, slUsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
why 10 This, Mr.. Days

TnE suS has received several communications from
baseball patrons vigorously protestA against the open
sale OF beer In the san's at the ioio grounds. Ono
writer, who gns his full name and address, says: Al
low me tie ttor protest against the practice OF dis.
tributnE beer on tho bali eounis In this city. Every
other evil connected with the game in this city has
been wreded out and this habit has been permit
ted 20 remain Ia myMery. 1hs constant erica .: .
Iiere.your cool Iss.." who lnavs beer are not
only annoying. but disgrace 10 tie game IL Ia
enough TO have bar benz tth tho AMI hut to keep
10 OF runnsr trampng through the crowded benches
uttsrrR their cries 10 . shame
The I9frssnment riviss, a. the Polo ground. 70
bar under the grand stand and also in ts OF
the mems stand Inc only part OF tie grounds ill., which
walters are permitted TO petdlo tser II On the bleach
ers som. weeks ago Que Of TIE dreetors OF the club
cease peddlnK beer on the bsnchers ~ some means
he managed 10 resume and 10 now work ing in tut 1lst
In the Anda Of sandw ich peanut aud
soft drinks men are constantly At work, and snnoy
spectators by heir continuous hawuk II Is strongly
asserei that the management: rznnot afford Ia main.
tain these nusAnces the OF its patrons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
Bangor Would Like to Take Hand.

BANGOR Aug. A-Ever since tho New England League
,sgan to fail 10 ieces there has been great deal of
ak about bangor taking the place OF ono OF the cities
that had dropped out, about to do 50 but thus
far nothing has come Of IL Salem AMI Lynn are both
Of il and the Lews,ons were distsuded once when
dozen sporting OF the town put up money enough
to bridge over the difficulties
Ban or could 20 into ,i,e Lsnsue easy enough and
would make them all hustle. but no one seems to be
willing to down into pocket to hslp support such
q team All they want to nay 10 2a-csnt admission
fee and 5cent gate VIII not .upro't much Of bail
city OF ~ go nhaOitantI, located 100 miles
Of Lewiston aud III ni!es cast OF Portland. The
only ball that would pay in this city would be state
League Of either four or six OF the larger places
.rortiani Is REGARDED Esre as sure winner n the
New England League. They have . rit,ho.
named Kslsy. who Is regarded ss great md
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06

IN called balls. Bierbauer sacrificed. Carroll
hit to Pinkney. and Miller ran home. Pinkney
threw to Ward. and Mack was caught between
hit to Ward. who threw wide to- Fontz. and
Carroll scored. Calvin sacrificed. Hanlons
single allowed Reilly to tally. ShuRarts hit
sent Hanlon horne.
In the ninth innine. Caruthers hit safely.
Ward sent a ball to- Calvin. who threw TO Shn-
and both men were safe. Foutz'a line drive
went away past the neldsrs. and Caruthers
and Ward trotted homo. Foutz reached third
base on his hit. but oyerran the bag. an was
touched out. Burns then hit safely and w.
O'Br!en was sent to first base on called balls.
nv which Rally CAUGHT The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
Tennis ut Bergc. Point.

Tie annual prize closed handicap tournament Of the
BERGEN Point Lawn Tennis Club WAS brought TO close
yesterday afternoon with play in the supplementary
round for second prize In gsntemsns singles Tie re-
suit follows
Gentlemen. Singies-Ronn A. SYDNEY J.. Smith trrst
cIasa) defeated s. L,vinRon uAvA second ciassl III
Hound II. sydney l. smith first Glass; beat John Paret
(serond ciass. 49,.
The prize winners and priiss were follows: La.
dies Singes-trst Prize Miss Anna ". vuoriltes III.
yer buckle second prize Miss Minnie Southar pair Of
q lver bArglrA Gentleinens S'nxles-first priye
Charles Wheeler Senrss racquet; .scnnd prize Sid
nry L. smith silver back hrnsi Ladies' DoubIes
Mise. Anna v. and Lids T. Voorhees,. par OF pearl
aud r"sA Inc pins each Gsntiensns Dnunes Charles
silver monrr.d cane. Mixed noubles Miss LIZA H.
VOorh. and sydney |. Smith pearl for the form
ana silver hack brush for The latter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
IT WAS A QUEER DECISION.
AND ENDED AN EXCITING GAME IN
NEW YORK'S FAvOR.

Two Men Touched White on One nase.
and Both Declared Out-Pbiiadeiphia
wins the Third Straight Game From
Chicaeo-Bostoa Defeats Cincinnati
Cuttias Down Chicago. Iead-Buch
Ewing Plays Second and Rats Well.
Tho New Yorks are slowly but surely crawl
ing up on tho Bostons. On Wednesday they
were but two points ahead and this morning
they cad the New Yorks by but single point.
Both Boston and New York won yesterday. aud
Now York gained point by victory to-day
New York may got on even terms with Boston.
and in another day lead che Hub by point.
That will be q proud moment Fhiladeiphia.
by splen did work In defeating Chicago three
straight, has taken fourth place from Cleve-
land and has pushed Chicago down to hirteon
points above boston. These two teoms meet at
Boston to-day. aud tho prospects are excellent
that somebody will ret hurt during the con-
flict. 1t makes littlo difference to New York
which Kets the worst of the meeting. Tie in
dication. are thut Uncls AneUn Will feel very
much out OF humor whom be leaves tho Hub.
New York will have the tail-enlers FOR three
days and should loso o ground whilo tho two
leading clubs are tearing shch other. Cincin.
natl 10 AGAIN dropping toward tho tail end.
while Brooklyn remains at out stationary In
sixth.
The scores we're:
New York. 8; Cleveland I.
Pittsburgh. 7: Brooklyn. G.
Philadelphia. q: Chicago. I.
Boston, 4: Cincinnati, !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
The Cooperstown Tournament.

CoorEhsrowN Aur. 3.--on account Of the heavy fail
OF rain tho ennis tournament the athletic grounds
was postponed until this afternoon Tho scores:
Mems Doubles. Preliminary Round-J r. Browning
and AverAl Cooter beat e. Hyde Clarke anu Archibald
pell, e.. d.,
First Ronnt-pave Miller ami Mr.. Wright beat r. A,
Thorn. on AID 4. Wright o. !. o--4 j. x Cushinsn,
Jr ard il u Brniue heat Temple kmnet and Il chEr,i
I,nmet d. -; ra"rge wor,hington and r Il. Pc.
kins beat " X. WeghtmAnn and K Fares, /, 81. j.
r browning and Avsri Carter beat II. q. Sill and ID.
& NRnwRgener. St 90
J. = Cushman and y. -, Bra!ne, 50 60.
Mems singles Preliminary kuund-D cRne Miller beat
DevereAux rinmet 81 81
First Eouud-Geo Wor,hlnZton beat R. Fariss
Ell III
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NanhAttnns ~ the Traps.

The MsnhArsn Gun club OF Ibis city held It's rsxu ar
Inunthiy hoot Ut Dexter Fax ys,tsrdsy. The shoot
Az" hue r"cks. - yards rise soms good shoot.
ing wns dom LUcw' broke ~. aud won the medal
Twoswe"rstrtss At six blue rocks each also shot
Grssnrilc AID !ncas divided frat prize A,w.ep.
stakes At seven live birds WAS shot ~ - yards rise NJ
hchtsnhsrger III ed seven straight AMI won lie also
won three live biId swespsaksI killing all his birds
The scores were: ~ iichtsnber2er, 1T q. Nowlk II,
HorpunE, II; Greenvili. III 49,
mssinG was held after the shoet and The folio wing
team sslec ed for ths Aug ~ al Bsxtsr
Park; J. A. tSnmsn. IAchi snLs rxsL q M.ss.r.
schmidt y. RAiler, J. bAis~. A. Lucas. r Seuach ".
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