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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-14
CsInmbia,s tnulne CarniraI.

The entries To the purse races for
the Columbia Driving Park's grand
carnival OF racing ci 50 on Friday,
Oct. il. The good uews comes from
he travelling Tetres entatiVe- O! the
Park thar all the prominent horse
men are making liberal enlII,s. The
stake races have enough umntua-
tions To insure large fi' Ids If high
lass h,T sPs.
The track and grounds are beiug
put into shape for the meeting, and
every thi"C viii he Ia excellent gnu-
iiiiop. President w. G.. Jones, l'tt
Tor Lexington last ~, ming 10 arrange
severn big specials.
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Kr,mln, s:IIa- Wins the big Race.

The much talked Of Trahsylva,ia
Stake, tor 2:lS class trotitr-, VAS
decided ut Lexington Oh MoudEy.
The stake was valued at $JO0I, aud
thirteen crack started. Before the
race the black mare, Nightingale,
ruled favofite with Hamlin's Nigh
tingale a second choice. The winner
turned up in Kremlin 2:lla4, N son OF
Lord Russell and EveTmOnd by
Woodford -MambrIno, v ho led tho
held home three times in 2:Il34 2:l3,
2:ll34. Hhmlin's Nightingale re-
cured second money.
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Painfully Hurt.

David High. brakeman on the =:
+. & =. railroad, while riding on tue
side II a freight car At Sunnertcwn'
Yesterday about ! O'CLOCK, was
Knocked off The ear by a pile of lun,
her v hich sac cI9se - the track, ano
very painfully hurt, ami co'tsidefSolS
bruised, but fortunately no Oohe'
N.ra broken.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The following pupils in the second
Gaze wee l.erfeu, in ,V"l ing, ia-'
week: William Hine Iftr'y H J.i,
ardenl, Robert Dni on, 'lih"r"
Haley, Charley Speed, Clara Ii rlr'
Linda Tucke~. , =,
Cst;.I en- White : III school aga Il
af. er t,qow e. = shsc &c.
Ora 7. garden entered Hall No
Monday - =
MIR. " j. Ro TICK ahh Me- H.
go. on. mt our flag aud VIII 70 they
wonId build he platl0rm
We hope 10 lave all ia" sch'ol'
present at cur celebration.
fur fl 9 was ordered tn SHAY, an
if is 9 Nv 10 feet and i,as "A stars
LIZZIE BR MICH, Editor.
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AS receiver appointed by ChanGery
Court in cause of Thomas w. Dale
ct nj. / viii, on Thursday, Oct. 70 h
$500 # the courthouse door in Co
i1n,bia a: Il o'clock nnOn, s II .to the
hi.,h, st b. oder for c@sh, forty shsre'
Of the g, pital stock Of Colun; bia Co,
to,, Mil To, and twelve shares o.
B1ss,s Mililug 90, stock, Ia
Ue!S.e o d ia t' u fAD"Slfi
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,rlnn,iAn l.ronidns relk Riteuae.

Tie United Suites flag will he
raised o. the publ scho"l buildinfr1,
on the 2l-t, Columbus Day, by L e
p. IL Bj>o.:ac. who are r"qu Ell /"
met al the court-i.ou-e 8 o'vi"ck Ii
that d-.y; aud all Confederate, N"'cf
ans are co.Giaily INVITED - AXE. pai'
with us. BY "'3rr of III" t'i.'S'M'h &
". Is. DoDHlNS src'iy.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Ladies' Aid Society of III,
Snnth Columbia NJ f.. Church, will
80 am entertainlrent at the resi-
hence of Mr.. ana MIS-. J. NJ. Bates
Io.m.o. " row night for the benefit OF
That church. All are invited to at
lend, the admission being only Ten
/
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Meath Of F. @. ROaeIl.

AIR. A Barr received 81
u,ess.ye from Ma. hville liz .
irg announcing the death 6 -,
q r. .ach, a former citizen g
hin. and cashier Of the ole fH. l.
1,annYs..e. al this plBce. Ib"
nai,a will be- brought down ff1 =
a o'r OAK tfRin 70 Ihor,O'' u'er
aud taken 10 Sc, JbseR'a ~ 80 si,i
Rurihl services will be nj ~ . ch
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died on Carter,s Greek,

Mrs. Eliza Nichoil died yesterday
at her home on Carriers Creek aged
81 wears. Her death was the c"nsa-
uuence of the grip from Which sh'
lad never fully recovered. Her re-
nI.j,,s will be inferred at Lasting
Hone Cnureh at , o'clock this after
NON. the Il Y. j II. Gray conduct
| inc the funeral exercises.
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CONTRIBUTED HY HASOyIR.
Nnuer mnnks at NASHVILLE.

TN. Cumberland Ia < Racing. As
s,..ialiou of Nashville are conIiuu-
aIjv adding new and attractive Tea
tn - TO their magnificent program
Til. latest attraction secured rs the
anann OF tie trotiing turf, Nancy
Esnks 2;O4 Tae famous brown
mare wills staft, against her record on
Thursday Oct. 90 and with favoFabit
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Notice.

All PERSONS holding past due coa-
n ms upon the first mortgage BOMBS
tif,v thou4and dollar issue oil 20,
Iumbia Water Work Company "lil
file The same with me- for payment
and aGiusIment within sixty osH
from TIL date. RUS NeiooeE que
iO;b 1892, j. NJ. MAYEs, FTustee'
oeti4W5t.
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4 rlosnernlIs Firm.

A HERALD rsP.rer COX "'t7-.
Ill u,ort.irg 10 Look through a., "
yrrcefy house OF Lazarus X IONS
Fix. every ore q vino ha- -" D..
giyen The ,stubl's' mcnt u orH'. ''
servatiDr, VS. ruTpris"d to h.rt
extensive IL j. The hfm
hree large snd W. apPOl hi'"i -
%, - houss = on SCUM Ntalh go
.o,,. 'ti,.y are packed I ON 80 IL
rnof wiih a onIntl Le stock IL ~" O..
RE, OF d kinds.
Tie Ton. e hss q own until -"
,,..,, e>feus've bu.ilt - in 80
,vnylesaIe aad retail trade.
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TROFWOOD'S TALK.
Continued from First Page.)

"rau't drive my horse without
So many trapping, such as holdjms;
back straps" writes A. B. in stock
journal. 1t is very commcn to drive
horses in cities without holding
back straps, especially by some
young drivers who do not realize the
Nnlne OF a sound II ok.
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Mr. a. Is Runs hhs - IT. G II ".
II. LsrLeni, oc Bee Meade. - r
Nasuv,lir. Ills ,>C,ll, ~ ~ AID
s,me road msft, I.OuiAe H., Toy Shakes
-peare, rlsp another . are, y s'leiid ID
match to Loni-e II D., belonging 10 MIR.
Man berry. GIN. JaeFe"n val drive
Them in double harness
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IICKGnnGH Bros. & Anderson
Will Want 10 be Kicked.

Youth want 10 kick yourself on
election when you 0l.u you cant N"''
for CIcv. land sud Stevenson bec~u-e
ypu have neglected TO register. frl-
day and Saturday are the last day :
YOU cau get certificates.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Opera House tomorrow
,iyI,t Parlow Br0IEef's Ministries
vii give a performance. They, nave
one Of the best and most refined N N,
strel organization, on the road, aid
uIay to crowded houses everywhere.
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#CVhen Eature

Needs as. istance it may be best to rem
der it promptly, but one should RENE m
her TO use even the most perfect reule-
Ir,,st siI1nIe and gentle remedy is the
Syrup Of Figs, manufactured by the
CAlifornia Fig syrup co.
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A.nntaur NinSfrNIS.

THe members OF the Athletic CIuo
viii have d meeting this evening t"
organize a minstrel company II u
the intention Of the club t" present
the enter ainment during the Dig
80 nnnatirp ut The Kite Track.
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A Good Move.

There will be a meeting in the CIR
cuit Court room on next Saturday
night Tor tie purpose OF organizing
a Dem, c~atic Ciuh, Good speakers
VIII be there. Every body conIe-ash
Xour neighb0rs to COME,
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his, e,ution Notice.

The firm OF Alcorn & Hays has THE
INV dissolved by mutual consent
Dr, :. A. Hays retiring. Geo ,. Al
c,rn will continue the business at the
enrle place. Dated Oct. IA, lsSs;
GEo. s. ALGORNl
.otia,1k 8. A; HAYS.
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Haif Fare Excurslous to Texas "nd Ar

The Nashville, Chattanooga and ~; LOUIS
Railway, the old established line 10 Ine
W,si yyiII sell excur~iof, tickets to hrk"n-
~. -, ~ 81 Trxas August -, September 2, ana
0ct%ber p, good to return within twenty
Iays. ut one lowest limited fare for the rouhu
trim. Usual stop-Ovcr privileges allowed on
Nag trim West Of Mississippi RIVER te-
member the dates and be sure to c rau ior
~ & 81 T. nv This Is the only line
ru,,,,.ing palace day coaches from At,anla
i,htfrunGoY4 Nashville through 10 Mem
minis without change, MAKING 'iilS .ottl'
rE9,, 70 TOR All Arkansas ana Texas PolhIs
FOR i1rther information and rates Write to
W. ". KNox. Ticket Agent, Union l,tpo .,G
House. Nashville. Tenn. auI3 dNw {" ocl1"
Iadies' attention Is called to my iall an
,CiuiIr 0pcriug OF Il select ass hflii'ht -
Ladies pattern Gouucts and hats, ''ciH"tI
If and Il BE ana come. n" troilD,i !,
nfIniIifntrv at NJ. RutlIe's Millinery tm
/
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Walker & FriersC
A EI0nnent Orator.

Hon. Firman Smith Will address
the people of MAury County in the
Courthouse on next Saturday at l.
o'clock. Mr.. Smith is an eloquent
speaker and true upper case Dem
crat Everybody should hear him
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Attic great Fall meeting Of tie
roi,vutl.ia Driving Park n, soclatioii,
the admission for men VIII DC !
for boys under 20 years, % GEMS an"
ladies and girls free. VIII
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-14

The NIaury County Farmers snd
T.aLnrars, Union viii meet at the
Co.rt-hcu4e. Oat. IL. AT 10 O'clock a.
w 4 full ate udauce is ds-ired:
W. 7. GoLLoWAF, Pres
q /. BAIJESS, SSc'y.
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Mrs. NJ. $. Hathaway,

Modiste. from New York, would be
DI+ased to see ladies and children
Latest styles and perfect fits gualan-
ted. CGn be round at Mr.. Il. ID
Higiey's, on School street.
..rrr-,r Ii pnch.
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d. AOSENIdAL.
marlS AT

Il oats are to be fed out to stock
on tie Glrm, IL is adding to the eX-
pnu-e Ia Ihresh them. They make
a better and more wholesome feed
TO run through cutting box, where
there is little or no waste.-EXchange
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wheat! Wheat!

We will be ready to bid on your
,vI,e,t on Monday, Oct. the ION
Bring large average sample.
BAIRD x MCLEMORE.
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Extra Tow Prices.

am making the very best S. work
{. binet size, per d"z. 81 50. half d0z 500 10
Card size, per dOz 200. hall doZ' l' ~
Large size, SNlO inches, par doz.-... . W.
Smaller size, AKA inches, por doz. fVU
No extra charge for family groups.
Very latest designs in white back
grounds. ms ruinents, acce> sor!e >
unb}ir s0methirg entirely new.
Aristo photographs, male only by
the nest gsllerie., Tor contrast, dura-
biIiiy and polish the best picture on
esrtn. Rem -mber, first. - sfo~
proofs of ali work. Second, | ilnlsn
all work Oh the grGHnJs. Ihlrd, !
guarantee satisfaction, .,.ou
s5o:I4 ii REEVES, Photographer.
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ORIGINATOR, Regulator, :iIid i''' ''af"ih-
eirr Of Low Prices.
0nr prices given below. Wi, s suns
the ,iT,ng Language used IN "'lt 'tN'' -.
:, ,,rn,I .tI4liiS brown domestic al 30
RoUud thread. heavy cotton 'I n' ~, n.
4 sUjrr;,lid u.iai;ty FIST c"lurc'' chi'C"'>' IA,
= ir,t EraVy Canton banners ~ M,
slI-vanl ming cashmere u! an ilf,''''' , c
sii-HsaoI flIing jeans, IN All color .'''' 81 -
III al ,.i..fn a. ranging rom 10 90 ~
E,.N'> suit, fru -iEG ir"ln ID L" '"7 '7 {, =;
Mems business SUIT, good qH;'ltN .--.. ''''''
Ans full stock brCgan shoes. lT""o on.
to IL .....-....- ..-.- q. e -
ntaps' lace and con gross. from l. IL - -
Nrns' mn stoYl1 boots. nrst quantity h't -
huuLy
/ 7 lies DnngoIa shoes, - ~IiiShdn i h"'' M.
IA, aud St issa fro "a $ 10 - "!'tF -F1"1
| Niics..s' shoes, either dress OF s''''"i' q,
~ - $1,000 ''.''
.,I.lJr,rs' shoes, from L. 1----.-- 49, =,
/ II" prefer selling stacks OF Goods a., Sl'.tt.
| rr"E,s rather than smsil amount oI S"'i%4S
| S;tE nrnfit~ stacked on Lh"lIi t,lhpitllC'''-
! and urdcuiabie the leaders "i inS $3.50
| KeSlttt ''''S' Bee Hive.
uctii 10
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-14

KNEW n man, says Pro-. Robert
ION who had four co"s. In 1888
ihey gave IS pounds Of butter each,
he c1inn. eucs d feeding little corn
ma bran, and in 1889 they gave l8l
,.nuu,js OF batter each, He krIt in
..r,.n,iu,r the ration and good care,
a,,d in 1890 il WAS 20415, an& this
v,arit will lee 250 pounds Inls
,hrws what hen en- do w.3h tne
common COW. II also sho ~ what
coed feeding will do.
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EEUESTEH.

To-morfow aud next day are the
last days for registration, and don't
vou forge. it if you intend to vote l"i
fi.veI.uI and SSfeVEnsOt
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FVERYBODY INVITED
To call at RAINS DRUG SToEE ah'
inspect the hHndsOmest lne o.
WRITING TARLETS

ever Shown i'm the city, embracing ai "a
No newest md latest designs for polite
cOrreSuoutlcnce. Every tablet mas Iit
pa1Fht-d reversible L!OttcT. EnEeIoPSs
20 match. Prices no higher thdn Inc olu
STYLES Correct designs as follows; baIl-
hoo Fibre, Classic Ncliuin, Cohwep 7 lRr re
Crushed 8ond, Egyptian 'npNrusr ore, n l
Cream. Vulcan and others. = ms e&lulS'
tie paper must be seen to be apprec iAted
ian24Iy dlug2l ~ y. u h-N'-''''
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Mhenti Wheat!!

We will he ready to bid on your
wheat on Mundav, Oct. 10Th. BRING
a large ave rage sample.
BAIRD IL MCLEMORE.
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~ Hnrsrlnen nnA Fnrmcrs.

We desire to cal your attention tn
sni!.e srecial features Of cur pal er'
M stock man, you will d"nitle
be Interested in tho cninnns Il. our
"Trotwnod, - which al pear every day
i'm the DAILY HERALD and are repro
due, d in oar Semi Weekly.
Iii. nntea, which have given the
HEmALu IA wide reputation a. st'r'k
paurr, cover completely aud pr lhli-
is the stock news nf this s'"ti,'a,
nhicii haT become tie most uo'r+t III
the State far fine sock "f ali KIDD,
Ie.prciaIiy tor c,tst manners h"rses.
You wiIl, prIh2l's, desiTe Get&IirA
accounts 81 the ruces here at thr Ca
lurnbia Driving Park, Oatob"r - -
! November D, 10 keep posted on t."
development OF nur pcUiuising y"ur z
/ hor-er, .ud 10 lean more OF Cu: Idsa .
uiGocnt country.
oars ia the only paper in winch y -
cnn get such detailed accounts ns-'t
Tia. iull ini rngtiou that you "S4h
Let IA send you aur paper--for =
quarter, at leart--aUd let III star '''n
at once, 40 that you may get the ~"
% the RE-.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;
FOR tia" Daily Herald.
For one yc;.r.... .... ...-.....-''-
For three months ....... .-.- ''
. | For ono month ...-...-- .....'.''
For the semi ~ eEly Herald;
I'm Maury County, every Ilicsh"*
and Friday for one year ..- -. - -
ont Of the county, every Iucsdh\
, and Friday for ono year ......-.-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac y. Gricr request the
honor.of your presence at the marriage oil
their daughter,
ISABELLA MoNTGoMERY,
to
MIR RUFUS KING POLK,
on Thursday evening, October the 2Ith'
riam Church, Danville, Pennsylvania
The above invitation is self explain
storv. The Irrespective groom is the
son If See. Luclus T.. Polk, OF I'M
county. lie graduated at Lehigh
University several years ago, aud be
ing a mining engineer, went INT"
business in Pennsylvania, where he
has II p.diy risen to prominence Kid
prosperity
Maury County has sent e3r"ad 10
sou of late years that has doEe her
| n.nL = err lit.
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MHnted.

Sell groceries chearer than any 9th,
or house III town, both wholesale ana
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pugilism pays bettcr thap iournaliam

There Ia no longer left any disease
which Is admitted by medical science 10
BE hopsiessly llieaFsbls.
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when Baby was sick, we cav" her Castoria
Wh.n she was a Child, she crie,l for Csstoria.
When she became Miss, she chung - Cptorla.
when she had Children, she gave .hrm Clstoria.
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.nn,i.sion 20 the Kite rraek.

Nice fresh yellow country butter
r.. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
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Headlight Fi0gf

Brinps conjeutment TO the WhOie
houssbold. Our spselal brand. ~
Il. w. GAMBLE GRoebRf w.
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OVER THE COUNTY.

A desirable farm for reat or sale,
containing about $50 acres, about 800
acres in cultivation. Good dwellings,
barn, etc, 21a miles from CulleoKa,
Tenn, on turnpike. Address Z: l..
Prewett Columbia, Tenn. sep3Otf.
Miss Laura b. Pipkin happened to
a very serious accident Monday
morning. She had started to the
store and on her way her horse be-
came frightened at a hog. She was
thrown OFF near her home on Cath
ey'S Creek and seriously hurt, She Is
confined to her bed but her friends
wish her speedy recover.
Merchants can find pure apple vine
gar at CANDLES at factory prices.
july29 tt
For the originator, regulator and
barometer of low prices see the Bee
| Hive advertisement in our special
columns. 1t will save you money
Oct14 1t
They Are At the Post.
The greatest race meeting in the
annals Of the American turf will bt
! held at Cumberland Park, Nashville
next week, October II to y. You
might live forever aud yet nevel
again see such giants of the turf as
Will be there. ocllf II
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COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
University SCHOOL 2
For Boys and Girls.
TB. KELLY, \. NJ Principal.
q w. HAYES, Sec'y X HreasF.

PuDiIs are thoroughly equipped LOT I9r J it
.luti,.s Of collegiate or business nc iHC "
nY rtncnts. ENGIISII, CLASSICAL anu 70.
vEKCIAI.. each cclYe u'h ''te'i'' '{ "a, -,
insure rest T. suits. This Is on" 81 'ut 80
t,.,y schools Of the state AM infiArd "H ~
IrNIvt.psirY or IENSE ~SEE Ia RPpiI' 10
,,r, luAtrS To FREE S|I"LARSH Ii9 ~ ",
Ifnis.rsity ans six oi these pupiiS are nv"
o,,i,,.in~ these scholarships under the up
nnini mont OF The principal.
Night Session OF Tie COmmcrcihl De'
Parimcm.
Hpufnning M0SpAN EVESING. ''''r"L: r, =
n NOR, will be NIGHTLY SESSIONS ii'''t .
49, g..l o'c}nck, devoted C"tirci' 10 p' I1t
lyr,riu,r and O'hpr e. Eu sucrciti W'I ..'
'.n1rI will then he a COMMERCE ~ NoNh,
>,I,ry rho pupilS trading among thCHl7tiNtS
nrCi,.rlv rccogdiu" their ntnSty IONS -, -"
EI,n,,irIy them to results in profit ana tpES,
,,Gs,.s,rI: liabilities, net capital, ETC. iH'''
WI" Va % SCHOOL BANK
,rjtl, currency, checks. etc, kept 10y tlr Pt-
Mi. en- hing them 90 become litmlI'ti " ''i
tnfg Ersnch Of commercial work, $1,000,
| 'T1itinn in this department. WIli cHs' - ~
| ,,1l,,h which must g." pad lnohll4tN -, III ~
/ vn,,,,. hut pupils Who attend the ai',ts -
| Sims OF the s,,hoo! vii! be atlnitied mere 4"
| 81 siIrsts +. 3. ETL!E, Princ'pai.
! octS-daSat moa-WN FRI
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REGISTER TOMORROW.

Only two more days for registration
Tomorrow aud next day Is y our
lat chance to get your certificates.
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Strayed or Stolen.

4 dark bay mare about fourteen
hands high. Please give Information
of her W Whereabouts TO
Oct1-lt MOiNA L.
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Ell Gers did not dive Pointer
when he broke aud lost his Ia-e last
week.
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Lazarus Z sons

Have lu.t received u car i"@ ;
Nhe,leI~ S;ar Patent Flour. 'hr .'
81 grade. Alr0 gilt edge fl Gr.
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The def at of Hal Pointer is said t.
be due to IA rare combination Of cir
GUMS ance-:
1t was imtimated that he was driven
;wO easy and losing heats so as To give
the spectators an exciting race, aud
that in the deciding heat he made a
misstep and pulled of shue, the re
suit b.ing that he barely escaped being
dis.ancCd. There will DC no necessity
Tor going easy heats here to make the
race exciting, and the prize is too big
for any driver to lose amy possible ad-
VauUagc.-AmCriCau.
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conditions, she will very likely lower
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