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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-11-15
Humorous department.
NOT A GARDENER.

II clar' 'fo' goodness" exclaimed 9
Negro woman, "you jest set yere in de
sun smokin' dat ar. nasty pipe, wien
you oughter be plantin' dat garden di'
very mint"
"Ah !" replied an old Negro, looking
up with sun-squinted eyes. "PlentI
time ter plant de garden, honey, plenty
time fur dat"
"No, dar amt plenty time," the
woman declared. "Birds all maxim
dar nests, turkey gobbler struttin'
hens er singin' an er layin' aigs, an d'
peach trees all in bloom. No, dal
amt plenty O. time, fur you oughtel
be settin' out dem ingons an er sowin
dat mustard fur greens. Yere me?"
"Yes, honey-yeres ever word yo'
says"
ssDen, why doan yo' answer me ?"
"Ain't I talkin'?"
"Yas, but why doan yo' tell mt
when yo' gwine ter plant dat garden p
"Honey, fer goodness sake, Sc
down an Joy yo'se'f er little. Ain
de Bible dun said dat er man kahn
lib on meat an bread an vergerbles
a. SIGH? So, set down, honey, an
light yo' pipe"
"Look yere, Dan"
"Wellum."
"Whut marry yo' fur las fall?"
"Dat's er puzzler. AK me suthin
I ken stan on tiptoe and reach up an
tech"
"Doan yo' know why yo' married
me, man?"
"Didn't marry yo' fer ter be maxim
er garden fur yo' long yere in de deac
O. winter"
"Whut, you call dis de dead o
winter? Look at dat peach tree"
II doan kere nuthin' bout de tree.
"Whut do you kere fur?"
"I's thinkin' bout de salvation o
de principles O. man. rs thinkin' 'boul
de chillun of Izul. In fack, honey,
thinks dat Is been called on ter preacf
de Word"
~ like to know what word you dur
been called on ter preach ?"
"De word O. de pentycost an d'
leben bread, honey"
"You better be thinkin' bout gittin
some O. de udder kline O. bread ter ca
in dis yere house. Whut's gwine de
while you preachin'
"Prayin' fur me, honey; prayin' ful
me-"
"But how gwine git suthin' ter eat? p
"Dat's so, honey dat's so. o, yas
I tell you how"
"How den ?"
"By plantin' dis yere garden yo'se'f
Go on now an doan 'sturb me, Gaze rs
'muning wild de possuls on dis yere
'casion. Go en-, an eff anybody fetche'
anything inter de house to eat, blow dc
hon for me."-Arkansaw Traveller
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BB The story is told of some visitors
who were going through county Jail,
under the escort of the chief warden,
and came to a room in which three
women were sewing. "Dear me, "
one of the visitors whispered, "what
vicious looking creatures /! Pray what
are they here for?" because they
have no other home. This is our
sitting room, and they are my wife
and two daughters" blandly responded
the chief warden.
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ToMMY's EXPERIENCE IN SCHOOL,
Little Tommy had spent hisfrst day at
school. "What did you learn ?" asked
his auntie.
didn't learn anything" !" said Tom
my.
"Well, what did you do?"
"Didn't do anything. A woman
wanted to know how to spell cat and
l told her.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-11-15

Bd Madam comes home from the
theatre and finds Minna, the SER
want, sitting in the kitchen reading a
book by the light of two candles. She
is very naturally annoyed at the girls
extravaganza. "Why, Minna, actual
ly reading novels with two candles
burning? ?" "Not at all, ma'am," was
the cool reply; "that's only one can
die! 1 just cut it in two, half an hour
ago"
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THE NATIONAL

TYPEWRITER "gets away" with all
others, regardless Of price. 1t does any
work that can be done on any typewriter,
and beats them all in manifOlding. One
is constantly used in THE IoRKv1LLE
ENQUIRER office, and Editor Dave Grist
can't keep his hands off of it. Price only
$50, and warranted tirst-class. See me or
write for catalogues before buyinga Piano,
Organ or Typewriter.
GEO. r. SCHORB, Yorkville, S. G.
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DO YOU WANT A GUM!

FOR SALE, SIN SHOOTER WIN
L CHESTER SHOTGUN. 1t is in
good order and is good shooter: It is
we'll adapted to shooting birds and other
game. Price $3.50, cash. Cost S25. Ap-
ply to l.. M. GRlSI:
October % u w&f tt
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pg Sloughsby-It's funny, but I've
noticed that while you are all the
time urging everybody you meet to re.
pent and escape eternal punishment,
you never have word to say to Don
quay. Pleeder-Oh, it won't make
any difference with Donquay. He's
on such excellent terms with him
self, he'll be supremely happy in the
next world, whichever way he goes.
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CONNECTIONS.
No. 80 has connection with Southern
Railway at Rock Hill.
Nos. "a and 35 will carry passengers.
Nos. II and II have connection at Marion
with Southern Railway.
At Roddeys, Old Point, Kings Greek,
and London, trains stop only on signal
S. B. LUMPKIN, G. P. A.
A. TRIP, Superintendent.
SAM'L HUNT, General Manager.
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p@ "Pa, what is a trip-hammer?' p
"It's the hammer, my son, that your
ma leaves on the carpet when she
hangs up picture"
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MR. GEORGE T. SCHORB Is THE GENERAL AGENT
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rs THE BEST TO BUY.
WILCOX g. WHITE

ORGANS excel any other organ ever
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TIME TABLE of the Ohio River and
l. Charleston Railway company, to take
effect Thursday, July II, 1895, a7.3Oa. m.
STANDARD EASTERN TIME.
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crowd, They would draw VOL here, aud
the "Mets" may bring tho eonIest Oh IN
their arena,
The backsra OF Jerry MARSHALL want
to match their man against "Billy,"
Murphy, tho Australian light-Wolght
for a twenty-five round bout.
The Yachting World urges Mr.. Rose to
insist upon CHAR courae, adding that
otherwise he will "probably return to
endoree everything Lord Dunrayen has
SAID about the ilaSco."
This evening tie Brownies and
Phoenix bowling teams continue their
contest for thu summer championship
Of Whealina Three games hNvO already
beon played, the score standing two tn
ono IN favor Of tho South Slders. To-
nights three games may settle the
contest Four victories are necessary,
Wheeling Is to have u National Cir.
cult bicycle meeting next year. Chief
Consul Charles II. Geiger has already
applied for q date to the chairman OF
the J. A, w, racing board, Tho circuit
will be arranged later than usnal this
season on account OF tho uncertainty OF
the leagues action regarding prolea'
SIGNALS. Tho national assembly deals
with this matter next February,
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MoUID-vlLhE.
a miscellaneous NIstANg' OF Minor Stat
tiers fr0m Mar,hti2s Hs,rsPeIt.

A NIiscrIblusous NIsMNg, OF Minor Stat
tiers frOm Marsittigs Metropolis.
A ySry quiet wedding took place here
yesterday forenoon. The couple who
were made man and vito we're u. James
Bolt, Of Wilmington. Dol, aud Mrs.
Mary !. Beg.s. OF this city. The cere.
mony was reformed at the residence OF
tho brides mother. Mrs. Amanda Gray,
OH Purdy avenue, Rev j, i. Wood.
officiating. Only immediate friends Of
tho family were present. The bride
aud groom departed on tho noon Baltl'
more & Ohio express for Wilmington.
Del, whore they make their future
home,
Tho jury in the trial oil Amos Lowe,
for entering and robbing Lewis ieater's
store At Broad 1roc, in tho circuit court
Yesterday returned verdict Of not
guilty. Tho defense produced Itrong
testimony
Moundsvillo spectators in the Bar.
Gus oil lease at SisterIville Htill have
hopes OF striking something when the
next vol comes in, which iS expected
10 30 about the first Of next week.
The Epworth League will hold the
regular monthly social at the residence
OF Capt. j. @. Roberts, on Jefferson
avenue, this evening.
Two mon and ono woman were re-
leased from the pOniIenliary yesterday,
having Servol out their terms
Miss Maud Martin, OF New Martins
VILE. has been tho gucSt OF Mrs. l.. g..
Brock for few days.
&. $. McFaddOn leaves this morning
for Pittsburgh on short business trip.
Joseph spiedel. OF Wheeling, was
down yesterday on business,
DR.. K. W. Hall ii out again after a
spell OF illness.
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s. II. clifford, Now Ca,sall, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rhOuma.
lism, Ais stomach was dlsOr1nrOI. his
liyOr was Affected to OH alarming drsrOp,
appetite foil away and ho was terribly
reduced In flesh aud strength. lhroO
bottles oi Electric lilltors cursd him,
Edward Shepherd, llntri0butg, ILL.,,
had n running sorn on his lug 0l eight
years standing Used ihrco bottles NJ
Electric llIllon aud seven buGni OF
IIuckldn'a Atnica snlyc, and ha leg is
sound and we'll John SnCnkot, Ca,aw.
In, y, had ilyS largo foyer sore, On hia
lrr, doctors said no was In cnfAblc, OnC
hottie Electric BittNrf and ono box
BuCklena AfnlcR SAWS cured him on.
tlfcly Sold by Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store. .
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Hor SPRISGs, ARE,, Oct. ID, Whether
the meeting OF james j, Corbett and
Robert FiIEsimmons shall occur as Hot
Springs, oeloborSl, ia not decided, but
from all indications the chances arc
now exceedingly favorable, Governor
Clarke arrived on tho noon train from
Lizzie Rock. aud this afternoon he met
tho local COMMITTEES, together with tho
Gaylaud county officers, In private con-
ference, to which not a newspaper man
wa, admitted, An eager crowd awaited
the result OF the deliberations.
Members OF tho conference, when but.
tou.hoed, said that Il had been agreed
in tue meeting thar nothing that occur.
red thoTe Was TO DO made public. From
the beat Information that could be-
woFmel nut ui the reluctant cOnieraes,
II is understoad that tho mltter.iS To- be
lett by the governor in the hands Of the
local authorities, IN whom no has con.
fdence to properly Interpret the law
AMI carry il ont,
Pursuant to this, II is generally
underStool that since Ftlzsimmons has
not appeared IN the state Us yet, aud
therefore Uotbott clnnO; be made sub
jecI to arrest, tomorrow O'ponnell and
MIhsr, who are here, arO to he arrested
on a charge o. conspirNry 20 break tho
reaco; tho oxRctai bond OF 5000 will
he refused and wJiIn. haboaS corpus
sued out, ShIch vii, come M for trial
before Chancellor Judge Lsalhern1n ut
orra aud his doc sion ii to DO consid.
erod asa test whether there Is q pro'
hihiliyo lazy aRoclin, pr,s, lighting,
he goveruorhinsc,f says no such law
exists, aud Iulge llussina confirms this
opinion. ruA UaSo' tho prospect for
an exhibition Of iiillr ss!il here seem
exceedingly roscats provided FiIEstm.
mons comes to time.
Manager Vcndig wired lii2simmuns
to-day TO come nj once. NJ tho contest
would be declared oil. Fls,immnnf re-.
Piled he would MT come hero ill tho
r'ay before the ii.lii. l'ts.imnoHs or
hls Representative lad promised TO
he here Monday. when referee would
be selected. lie was not here friday
the .um Of $500 To make good the
$1,000 forfeit mus, ha in I'1il DIVERS
hands The time j. craving short.
Vpnnneli il d: Spring Lake. Gorbeit's
training quarters. and trIut Maher Is
in,tslie q, ilp:hsi' Wine Gardens to
i!nisn his ,raYnlu:. lne eliire galaxy
OF nugiti.iic .iRrs gave an exhibition to
Il packed hpuip at the opera house to-.
MONT
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Fiys.siUhths mile-Doc Grimes, 10
Mack .Brigp', ROuudSmGn. Bsn amelia
los; Refuge. Alarum formerly Joe
Roseral, 1907; Yankee Doodle, 10j;
Penubrook. Premier, 0Stlsr Joe, DR..
Robb, l0l; Right Royal, Medica. start.
led FaWn, LavisniA, Bessie Browning
Marsian, 9s.
Handicap, mile and ouO.sighth--Rey
FL santa Anita, 1856; LlnplIRnter, 100;
BathRmpton, 49, BelmNr, lO6i Merry
Prince, %.
Selling. three.iourths mile-HuGh
Penny, sirrocco. l09 Harry Reed. 1903
Jack Of Spades. 1907; Walter, l06; Pres.
ton, lO4; Sir Francis, lola, ArApAhos,
90; Ellie Dean, ~.
Nithers' stake, mile-NRnki Pooh,
1875; Gotham, III; LucAnia, 1909; Bran
DIVINE, 100; Monaco, oS; DoGgetL 9ji
Ilawardsn, %; BelIcoIo, Roasdale, 06.
Maidons, thros.iourth' Of mile
March, Whlppany. Bon Ami, III My
NottiC. Double or Quite, Coll, Allegro,
ST. Agnes, BoislerouI, John HaineS, los.
Selling, ono mile-sun Up, 1909; Hes.
sic, l0j; Sir Francis, ArapRllos, l0i; Key
West. 81; Mother Of Pearl, Tho Coon,
Iua, so; Second Attempt, 50,
Weather clear, track good.
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LrrLE Rock, AK, Oct lG.--Colonel
llollsubcrg. commanding tho first he.
pIm0nt, Arkansas Guards, Issued orders
last night to every company IN his rcgi'
mrnt to hold themselves IN readiness,
subject 10 call to move to Ilotspring'.
In m interview this afternoon, Colonel
iiolIcnberg said. "ihnro IL no secret
about the matter. Orders havo been
sent to every company OF whilo
militia oi the state, notifying them to
b9 In readine,s 10 moyo 10 Hot springs
on short notice II tho pfizs Fights not
eaIiod oil bsiors tonight, definite
time Tor moving tho militia TO Hot
Springs will bs decided upon, and that
tmn will bo sDon, a. WI do not propose
10 have any trick played upon Us.
WhoglOr lho governor srigh, or wrong,
u no sends tho militia to Hot Springs
The Hght will battIPpsl.
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New YoRE, Oct. l6--The attendance
was light at Morris Park to-day. The
iayorile, won tour out OF tho five events
with case. Summary;
First, two miles over eight hurdiat--
Caracas WON Kilkenny, second FuEi.
tive, third. Time, 3:jl.
second, steerlscha'e, two miles
Olinda WON DiybreAk, second; Mars
Chan, third. Time, 4'20.
Third, sleSplecnAsu, about three
miles--rhe Peer won; Duke OF AbOr'
corn, second; HOlperian, third. Time,
G:0S.
Fourth, six ani oue.hali furlonGI-
liucStsns won; Irish Reel. second; Sui
licIenl. third. Time, l:2li.
Fifth, mile-Desrsiayer won; ChoSa.
neake, second My Luck, third. Time,
AZ
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i.ntoI sdh,mc ia il1a= ua tho Corbetr
iIs Ei.H.


Latest sGrmr o" Ern= un Tho Corbett-
Hor sraiNds, AJAX, Oct lG--The do
Termination expressed b. tie governor
to arrest either CorBest ar Fl9Nmmous
upon their rriya. in tho state and
tho fact that Corbett has been here
almost twonty.iour hours ani has no:
We. bosn placei IN custody by either
the state or county officials, give color
TO tho beiietthat tho governor was play.
ing a game Of blui when he made the
threat contained IN hs letter OF few
days ags, and which was addressed to
tho gentlemen whi,G N TeIN'. The
failure oflho governor TO carry out this
programme has also had tie etRct OF
increasing the condolences Of the public
in tho ability oil tho local committee to
bring Oft tho contest under the revitGd
contract entered into by tho Florida
club and William A. Brady, manager for
Corbelt.
is thought by many that Fitz'im.
mons will refuse 20 sign the articles 70
which tho signatures Of the above have
been attached, as lta was not looking for
aIolI glove contest for limited mum.
Der OF rounds wherein there are doubts
Of a decision bOiag arrived a: as to who
iI champion, he or Corhett. Tue big
hys.ounce gloves with which they pro-
pose TO fight wore submitted TO General
TAYLOR for inspection. They looked as
large M baby pillows and as harmless.
Nearly all the nemberA OF tho prize
Sighting contingent have put in an APP
pearauce. Peter Mahor aud Steve
O'Donnell came in on the came train
las. night with Corbott O'Donnell
and party stopped oil al Spring Lake,
three miles down tho railroad, and went
directly to the training quarters That
have been selected for them. Maher
came in to tho city and nut up at the
Arlington until this morning, when no
quietly slipped out to Hughes Wine
Garden, resort situated about half a
mile south oil the city. and where tho
training quarters have been established
Tor him. Both mon arc 10 the pink oil
condition and appear to be training
hard and con,cienllously for tho contest
10 come oil between them,
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
TelCG l7ae Market Street.
Special Sale Of Real Estate.

no. % TWELFTH ST., due brick and stone
dwelling, II rooms all modern, lot SbHl2l ieeL
so. 30 SIXTEENTH ST., brick aud frame
dwelling rooms lot J0Ti20 feet -
80, ST. NATIONAL ROAD, frame dwelling,
rooms. IS feet front
80 i9i FOURTEENTH ST.. brick dwelling. 6
rooms lot 31Gl.J feet brick stable on rear oil lot
house has all modem cnnVeniences,
no. 1877 NORTH HURON ST., frame dwelling,
rooms, lot AOElll feet
No. 1885, TWELFTH ST., new frame dwelling,
broOmI, lot 10 feet front.
No. ~ SOUTH YORK ST, frame dwelling
rooms, lot !hIi2O feet,
No. bOj CHAPLTHE ST., brick dwelling 7
rooms, lot lsIISO feet
NO. 1873 CHAPLTSE ST.. hne brick dwelling
9InOmI, modern.
nos i3i AND iSl ALLEY Is, double brick
dwelling. I rooms each and good brick stable;
lot G2160 feet corner Wood street and Alley IS.
No. ll6 ZANE ST.. ISLAND, 5 room trame
dwelling. lot 61Gi2l feet
NO. I6g FIFTEENTH ST.. frame dwelling, .
rooms lot 20KltO feet
NO. iC6 SOUTH FRONT ST., brick dwelling,
rooms, lot 10 feet front.
Fins building lot corner Main aud Sixteenth
streets. C7NlSD feet
Building lots on Island. In Pleasant Valley,
EdGlngton and LeAthcrwood.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
RINEHARr g. TATUM,
cnr BANK BUILDING
Telephone 10 $3.50
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uEI.LNfriE.
All sorts of LosaI sew. and Gossip from
ths Glass ctr

All sorts Of Luual NrWs and Gossip trOm
the Glass ctr
Scott l.aVille, one of the parties to the
shooting Monday night, wac caught tn
ben wood Yesterday and locked up. At
frst he refused to come 10 this side oil
the river, but when his pal came over
and learned that r. G. McGAughey was
TO defend Oscar Poorman aud elaine |
I.avie fired the first shot. lie changed
hiS mind and came to this silO without
any trouble. Hs was locked IN hero
aud will be given a hearing to-day on
the charge OF shooting with intent to
kill; tho same charge rs is filed AGAINST
PoormRp, who will be given a hearing
at 0 o'clock this morning. Each shlo
claims the other fired tho iirssshot, aud
each had "a friend" with him. What
the facts are can not easily be GOT at,
nor 10 II certain they will CONS out at
the hearing. The animus leading to
the shooting is apparently very strong.
The shell building covering the cleo.
trio light plant'R. the steel works
burned down Tuesday nignt, but the
loss did not amount to much, aud they
had the light on again few hours later.
An entire new electric plant Is being
built there aud will be used to operdte
the new plate mills rs well as furnish
light
Rev Van b. Bennett, the celebrated
prohibition and Temperance orator. well
known in the wet as the kansas
Cyclone" will preach in the First VI. l..
church mex. Sunday morning, aud will
lecture 10 the afternoon in tho ElyIian
theatre on allow to Save tho Boys"
Bud Taylor, the Republican nominee
for recorder, iI mingling with tho voters
here. lie lisa cripple aud ia unable TO
walk 4 great deal. so he goes from point
to point in buggy.
Mrs Il. q. Faris, OF this city, will
assist in tho concert and entertainment
TO be given by the ladies Of the Preaby.
terrain church At Martins Ferry to'mor.
row evening.
Anew pump was 80. to work In tho
well At tho water works yesterday, aud
1t IL expected the trouble about the
water supply Is over at least for time.
lhe wife Of Rev. o. W. Holmes re-.
ceiyci message yeItsrday announcing
tho death Of her brother, Theodore l..
Hughes, At lOnox, Iowa
Mrs. J.. d. Smith attended the meet.
ing Of tile Homo Missionary Society Of
tho st. ClafiYillo PrOsbytery at Farm
inpton yesterday.
The fifteenth anniversary ball Of tho
Turner society in their hail was n gay
aud loItiyO gathering OF old aud young
alike.
A Masonic nine and a nine oil the
knights Of pythiAS will play n match
game Of ball on the Commons this after.
noon.
Mrs salllo French, Of Columbus, IL
Waiting tho ianily.oi hOr brother, Mr..
ChnlklUy Dawson.
A mOOling Of tho W. G. Z. U. will be
held at the homo Of ip. William Mccoy
this afternoon.
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MAONs Ar LIsXINGToN.
Robert j. outpaesd Ills iIlvAlI gu the Hue
Grass Track YrAterdaT

Nubhrt d. uulNNpnN It's lllVAll gu the lllue
Grass Track Yesterday,
LEXINGTON, Hyn Oct, lS,-somo great
sport was enjoyed NtthO trols this after.
noon, Four race, including the great
5000 FREQ for all pace, were on tho
card, Only three were finished, Robert
j, was Ia rare ioIIlo and paced lls rivals
to q Slandslill, Winning with saIs in
straight heats, Several quarters were
paced at q IWo'minuts Glip, Attends
Rnce S,0OOi weather clear aud Warmi
track fast, Summarizes
First, unfinished 2;9O class pacing,
pursO S5,OO0-MRigs b, won frat. sec.
ond and HevHnih heAlL Harry Victor
wan third aud fourth heats, Russell
Clay won tllth and sixth heats, Tom
Shirley, The Jewcsa, Rosemary, Rcd,
Etgarbert also started. Time, g;IG,
9;l0!, 9;l6!, 9;lsi. a;9lt, 9;25!, 9's9,
Second, 2ill class uoItipg, purse
l,0O0--Lynns Bell won tirt, second
aud lurtli heats, AltAn won third heat.
Ollie X, Csphas, Geneva, Bourbon
Wilkes, IT,, RannsslSer Wilkes and Miss
Nelson also started, Time, 9;ll!, 2'l+t
2;ll, 9;lli,
Third special, ires'iOrall pace, purse s ooa'
Robert J. lGeeul ....,"--.,,..,,,, ..,o',,,., !
Fans Agau (ucCaTthy l,,u,,..,,.,,,,,,,-,, > . I
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Fourth, the johnson stake. value
$1,000, for trot,ers Of the 2:24 class Jun