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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
LOST ~ the FIGHTH.
The Hustiers lose the second Contest by =
Close score.

After brief rest OF five minutes. play
was again called. and battle 40.
began In earnest. .rhe locals were filed
with determined revenge, while the Ma
gicians opened up IN an easy. confident
manner Hand luck was again in order
for the Husters, intersporscd here and
there with slight case OF rattles. but
the game was close and exciting. and
not until the last man was out. was
IL possible for either side to claim the
victory. The play was fast and snappy,
and IL took only ninety-fvc minutes 20
conclude The game. The Magicians again
proved superior at the bat. and IN the
field. their out-reld work being brilliant
and phenomenal from start 10 finish. The
Hustlers could DO little or nothing with
Fly. ard only Ia the NTH inning did
they pretend 10 bunch their hits. In
addition 10 this, the locals were guilty
OF yellow errors mixlng-uQ and con-
fisior OF team work losing Of their heads.
and generally loose playing.
YLYNS's FATAL Int Ur.
. Flynn pitched lovery game. but he
let up In the eighth. and It was here
that the game slipped from our grasp.
Fry was IN great sh ape, ard while he
gave tlree men bases on balls. he kept
what hts he allowed scattered. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

Won the First and the VISITORS
Gnntmrcd Tho SECOND.

pETERsBCRG. VA. AUG. Sl.-speciai.-
Two Games were played here this after
noon between Tire Farmers and iouac-
consists which we're Witnessed hy a"vu1
s0o snectators. The first was won hy the
home team ard the latter Dy the visitors
Tho second game was Che most 'N-
citing of the two being more closely on
tested. Halowcll and Willis twiued ne
snherc for their respective teams, ana
pjtched good bail. Two errors were made
~ inc nome team Wnlcn pra'ueahy cost
them tnls game. Inc 1OnoWlns scores
ton how the gamos were won ana lost:
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No CANE BfLTIuORE.


The New rk-Chicago Game Also Called.
The spiders Gain u Victory.
BROOKLYN, y. y. Aug. 3l.-Kennedy
lasted four innings to-day. ana Daub
who succeeded him. was just rs easy for
the clevelands. Besides their terrific hit
ting, the visitors made four lightning
double plays. which kept the Brookiyns
from making any rally. DAILY and Grim
had a clean batting record for the day.
BIrkctt lined out five Singles. Every one
OF the visitors secured one or more hits.
CorcOran made two sensational catches.
Score: r.. H. r..
Brooklyn .........O212 0200-7 - 3
Cleveland ..........220 i6001O-l5 p I
Batteries. Kennedy. Daub. and Grim;
Wallace and G'CCnnJr.
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BAsE-BkLL NOTES.

BAsE-BiLL MOTIFS.
The Times purse continues 70 grow
hut not as rapidly as might be wlsheo'
Now. If there ever was time, Is inc
risls. when the team needs support ana
encouragenent OF the public, ana In no
better manner can the patrons OF the
game show that they are with the nome
club than by contributing 10 The TIMES
purse. IL Is hoped that the rooters WIZ
make a r.ore generous response duffns
the caming week. Any contributions
sent to The Tunes will be Acknowledged
every week, either under the person
name or cash." as desired.
The following amounts were contributed
last week:
Previously acknowledged, NE; Cash
.'F.", s.: II. d. Eichelbefger. $50; cash,
s.: c. b. Weed. s.; y. f. Ancarrow, 81;
William Reuger,~ 81; c. W. Jones, 81; l.
l.. Kelly. 81; +. a. Sheppard, % cents;
). Q. Shield, 30 cents; II. J. Moore, 80
cents; 81. W. Tyler, 80 cents; cash, %
cents {. w Clarke, 3 cents; Doherty.
. ce5nts: II. II. Miller. Is cents; Charles
Bradley, . cents-total, sl3S.1j.
There will be two games tomorrow.
The first will be called at 1870 o'clock IN
the morning, and the second at 40 o'clock
In the afternoon. Quarles, one OF the
crack northern twirlers, who IS remem-
Lcrcd here will pitch in the latter game.
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nosro,.. l2: cINcINNArI. 6.

BOSTON, MASS. Aug. 3l-The Bostons
won to-dav's game by superior batting
and fielding The Cincinnatis put up
mach worse fielding game than this
shows Plro.t was pulled out of the box
IN the seventh.
The visitors made six consecutive hits
III the seventh, though had il not been Tor
q bad bound they would have retired
without a run.
The catching Of Ryan and the fielding
OF Nash. Duny. and Miller. and the bat
ting OF Damon and Ryan We're the fca-
lures. Attendance, 500 Score:
Score. r. II. +.
Boston .............0S 15Ox-l2 - 3
Cincinnati .........0 . 0 600 1905 10 5
Batteries: Stockdale Nichols and Ryan ,
Parrot, Rh.nes. and Vaughan.
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NORFOLK.


3D. 8 67s9
Portsmouth ......1 X n x-9
Norfolk ...........1 o OK 49,
summary: Earned runs Portsmouth. &:
Norfolk 3. Home run-Cote Two-basc
nits-Hargroye. ThurstOn q Brandt. Mills.
'orcoran. stolen bases Mancan. Thurs
ton ? Caville 3. chids Han. Netter, Tate.
- Haean, Cote. torcoran. Base on balls
on Brandt. l. Weeks. g. Struck out-Bv
brandt. 3; Weeks. g. Hit by pitcher
childs Passed ball-Cote. Wni pitch
Weeks. .. Umpire-Phelan
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Summary: Earned runs-iichmond l.
Roanoke, 2. Two-base hits-kain, FOSTER
Padden Stolen ba-es-kain %, fultl '-''
Stahl l2J Double plays-Little ana ION.
Base Oh bails-On Fry, 3. filt ~ plienfI
Little. Struck out-By Flynn, >. hy Fly
lvu5 nitcbos-Flvnn. Time of game
one hour ana tnrty-fve minutes. Um-
plre. Brennan. Attendance, $3.50.
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ought TO come
to Richmond.
and I venture
that II viii
The p-nnane
for tie Virgin
IA State League
is "A handsome
large white nag
about fifteen
feet IN length
and six feet In
width. In red
letters Will he
tn Q " . r Il =:
ar c h IN o a o.
Champion lSe ="
proyldC>l tho
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COMMENTS ON THE PLAYERS.
Each Hes Bis Specially, and None lFs
Without Their Paiings.
TIE BUsHLERS' BRILLIANT FIELDING.
At Bat They Achieved Fairly Good Rec
ord-Kain and Foster on the Bags-
Berte's Fine Work 1t Short
Groves and Bradley In the
Out-Field.

edmond low
ers OF baseball
have every rea-
son TO fe el proud
OF tho Hustlers
this season. The
individual play
ers have conduct
ed themselves In
a gentlemanly
manner. and at
the same tfmc
have not suffered
by a comparison
with men on the
other teams.
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LYNC1iBURG.

summary. EaTNNu IuII'-T VVVI7OIT5, y
Lynchburg. 2. Home runs Piock and
Berryhill. Two-base hit-Sanford. Bases
on balls-Off Hallowell, 2: Willis, 6. Struck
out-By Hallowoll. 3; Willis, B. Double
plays-Pender and Turner; O'Brien and
Lyons Stolen bases-I.ippert, Turner, and
O'Brien. Wild pitches-Wiilis, l. Time
OF gamc-Two hours. umpires-t'acKard
and Eaffsrt.
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ROANOKE

summary. Earned runs Richmond, =;
Roanoke Z. Two-hase hits Stari Little.
Williams. Thrcc-hase hit Smith. Home
run-Welsh. stolen llses-kain. Smith 2,
Bradley .. fuiiz aud Padder Double
play-CaVanaugh. Palden. Little. Base on
balls-Cm Williams. Z. Struck out-3y
Knorr 3: by Williams. Q: by Cillen. J.
Wild pitches Williams Time Of game
one hour and forty-hye minutes. Umpire
brennan Attendance 2,oo).
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summary. Earned runs-PortsmOuth, 4,
Norfolk, 4. Three-base hit Mangan. Two
base hits-HargrOve, Tate. stolen bases
taville 4, Nctter ?. Mangan, Hall. Chilis.
Tate Thornton. Bases on balls-Om Moy-
nehan. ?; Herr. ,. Sacrifice hits-Hall.
Mccain. Hit by pitcher-Childs, Tate.
Passed ball-Cote. Double plays-Thorn-
ton and Mangan. >. Umplre-Phelan.
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rHEiE STRENGTH IN rEg BOX.

The Richmond team had very good
luck with their pitchers this year. Behne
and Dinsmore were found 70 be too
slow for the rest OF the payers. and
were released Four pitcher. including
Gillen. Who ives signed shout q month
agp, have kept the ball a-roning With .
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY.
Cleveland at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST Louis at Baltlmore.
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summary. Earned notwithstanding, o;
LynchbUrg. 2. Two-basc hit-Saniord.
Home runs -Pender ana James. Stolen
BASES Upper, .. Berryhin. Leahy. Thomp-
SON g. Double plays-Leahy, Mcintyre, ana
Plock; OBrien Pendcr. and keefer. Bases
Gu balls-On Hallowell /; James, 3: Nc
Kenna. .. Willis. !. Struck out-By Hal
lowell. s; James. 4: McKenna. 1; Willis. 2
Passed balls Rafert and Smith. Time OF
eame-rwo hours. Umpire-Gaiiney.
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oA,lrs scnrDu1rD ron MONDAY.

GAMES SCHlDNlfh run MoNNAA'
AT Richmond 1.-TWO games:
Petersburg rs. Richmond.
All Norfolk two gdmcsl'
Roanoke VS.. NOriolk.
AT Lymchburs
Portsmouth VS.. Lynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
KNOCKED HNORR or.
The Maglcinns Won the First Game by
IInANN sfick Work.

Heavy stick Work.
Tobias 1ibhs sat ON his lofty scat
before the game. with his little heart
az light as "a feather. Some four hours
later he was assisted home by has friend
Tommy Scraggs. His face was marked
by the stains of bitter tears. his hair.
uncomhed. hung i'm matted rinslcts about
lls damp brow. while ever and anon he
would give forth such a sob that 10 SEEM
"a as II his heart would break.
'"Taint no use fer yer tor say nuthing;
we Is done gone and done il now" and
with this the little scorer broke into Il
frosh burst of weeping and the last 1
saw OF him was as Sc0ggs led him
across the vacant lot 10 the north of
tAo bah park. towards his home. Yes,
SOU are right IL was BIT of a setback,
ANA it is easily understood. and still
more easily explained. 10 was distress
.fE 1 grant YOU. but every year just as
ttc season closes the rear clubs have "a
way Il picking up In thsis work and play
ins havoc with the leaders 10 has all
WAYS been So but that Is no excuse Tor
Yesterdays defeat
RoANosis CHEAT woaX
Roanoke put up such a gilt-edged az
ucie Of bali as Is rarely seen. They
bdtit4 well and just az the proper time,
anu in the neld they PLAYED a game
thAt from point or buinancy. dash. and
teamwork, 1 have never seen eNccllcd.
These reasons alone were enough 10 have
given them the victory. but there are
others. The Hustlers We're of. This
means much. therefore. don't infer that
the locals pat up a poor exhibition. for
they did moi. They PLAYED great bail.
but Roanoke played better. Again. the
Husilers could DO no hitting. their errors
were costly. and made al critical times.
and In addition 10 this. there was from
start 20 finish a black streak of III
luck and misfortune which never Tor a
moment LEFT them.
Lucky Jack Knorr and Kelly were
slated FOR the locals. as against Williams
and Welsh. the card presented by Cap
tain Padden AT 2.SO o'clock Cmplrc Bren-
nan called play. and 1850 people settled
themselves IN their seats. The first
inning saw much kicking on the part Of
padden on Brennans calling Of balls
and strikes. He continued 20 keep this
obnoxious taw-music up until the itth
inning. when he was ordered out OF the
game. For while IL looked as II mat
iers would change here. but Wells and
NE crowd induced Brennan 10 change
n \ mind. and padden went pack 10
se\pnd. amid the cheers OF the crowd.
@4d promising 10 be . good boy. he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
THE TfRG ma PENyINT.

spalding Makes the Handsome. Cham
pionsbip Jisg.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-Two games
were played here to-day, the teams di-
vlding honors Louisville won the first
because OF the home teams errors. and
Shuxart's poor work at short. was re-
sponsible FOR the Washingtons' victory in
the second Washington tried local
PLAYER. named McCauley, 10 MI in the
sap at short field. bur his work was
poor. Attendance. l,@.
Score. X. ii. Il.
Washington .... 0000IO300- s
Louisville ...yO100Vi Il IS IL >
Batteries Mercer and Mcclure; Nc
Dcrmott and Warner.
Second game):
Score: H. h. r..
Washington ...... OOO2O421x-9 10 8
Louisville ........ 90 10 / 00-7 II
Observation-Disclosures and Mcclure; Wey-
hing and Warner.
At New York. the New iork-Chicago
game was called at the end OF the third
inning on account, OF rain. The score
stood: New York, 8: Chicago. O.
AT Baltimore the Baltimore-st. Louis
game was called at the end OF the second
inning. on account OF rain. The score
was. st. Louis, !; Baltimore. 2.
PHILADELPHIA. 10: PITTsBuno. 9.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Aug. H.-Phila-
delphia defeated Pittsburg In the tenth
inning this afternoon In a game which
would have been easy. but for . couple
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

Every player has his strong and MS
weak characteristics. A ball-player may
do beautiful work at second base. for
example, and make dismal failure IN
right field. Each player is. to a certain
extent. suited to some particular POSI-
ton, by reason OF his lcndness for the
place, practice. and training, or other
wise This Is altogether convenient and
productive OF better results. OF course
there are what Is known az all-around
players. by which il meant players who
can make fairly good records ut bat,
base-running. fielding. and gel eral work.
Even these. however, will excel in some
features, and fall below the standard In
others without making complete fail
ures In any respect.
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MISS JACKIE A HEROINE.
She Saved EerseIf and Two Little Sisters
 From tine Jegps of an Alligator.

FEOuA b1S OEseS oA ath IaiiiEsAb0rs
 By her bravery Miss Jackie Williams saved herself and two llttle sisters from being malgled by an alligator at Titus vile, Fla. :. the other day 9he girls left home to Visit neighb0f, Miss Jackie taking along 6 wine,lester rifle, in the use of which She is all expert. They Te- mained at the neighbours till late and then started home.
 Nearing their residence, the girls dis covered a huge alligator in the road Miss Jackie immediately fired at the saurian, but the bullet did no damage The shot enraged the gator, and it rushed at the girls with it's great jaws open. The little girls ran behind Miss Jackie screaming. Tho oldor girl re treated, with her face to the saarian, firing as she backed. The bullets, how ever, reached no vital spot, and the ga tor still pursued
 Finally the girl tripped and fell back ward, and the alligator was on her Luckily she retained hold of the rifle and as the saurian came she thrust the gun into it's gaping mouth and fired. The bullet sped into the monster s vi tals, and it was soon dead. As Miss Jackie pulled the trigger after thrust ing the muzzlo into tho gators mouth she tainted, and when men, whom her sisters screams had attracted, came, tine girl was found unconscious, with the dead saurian at her feet
 The gators jaws had to bo pried 0nen t0 rnloaea the gru0 and ifs tpGFb had dented the steel Miss Jackie is tho heroine of tho hour. Cincinnati En= quirer.
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More Troal,lsh Than Jersey Lightning.

More FreaIsish Than Jersey Lightning.
 During a thunder storm recently at Butte, Mon., lightning struck tho resi- denco of Fred c. Anderson, and a ball of fire like acannon ball struck tho roof and passed back and forth through every room of the house, going through parti- tions like ball of iron, and for fully two minutes it gyrated about the house, making II large holes in walls and eeil- ings, melting picture wires and other metal in the rooms and finally escaping along the water pipes without setting fire to anything.
 There were five persons in the house at the time, but the only injury they suffered was bad fright and a tempo rary deafness. Rocky Mountain News.
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HIS ANNUAL HYDRoPHoBIA.
Peculiar Case of Man Who Was Bitten
 by Dog Iears Ago.

Peculiar Case of a Man " A0 " as bItten
 by a Dog Years Ago.
 One of the most remarkable eases on record of periodical attacks of hydro phobia was developed at Pittsburg re- gently. John Allies, while on his way home the other night with a party of friends, suddenly became frantic. He began to bark like dog, frothed at the mouth and tried to batter out his brains on the curbstone.
 When 10 years old, Alles was bitten by dog. The dog was shot, but the wound was not cauterized, being cured on homemade plan. Ever since A1les has been subject to an annual attack of hydrophobia in the early days of July. Three friends were with Alles They held him down for moment, but he threw them off with ease. Passorsby assisted, and Alles was finally oYerp0W- cred through the united efforts of eight men. A patrol wagon removed him to the Mercy hospital
 Doctors have applied all known renae- dies for hydrophobia, but the attacks have occurred every year, each time lasting four days. MT. Alles is HOW 28 years old The only explanation the dec tors can offer is that the boy mind was so strongly impressed when he was bitten that the sight of a dog on that date throws him into spas1ns Just be fore he has had the attacks Alles inyaria- bly has seen a dog One crossed the street in front of him but five minutes before the attack k-Philadelphia Press
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Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Schwartz will leave tomorrow for Philadelphia and Atlantic City, where they will spend the summer Owing to the i'll health of Mrs. Schwartz she was unable to call on her many friends to bid them farewell.
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Ike R. Miller, secretary for the Hon. nett-Weil Dry Goods Company, will leave the latter part of the week for the Valley of Vapors, to be gone about one month.
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Miss Bettie Dinsmore, of Folkville, Ala, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. k. NJ, Knox, and other relatives for two weeks, left for her home yes terday.
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You go get an accident DTT00T ticket from the Mills KFFIIKF Agency;$5, 900 insurance ULi OIlLcosts only 25c. per day,
 or $3. GO per month.

Miss Woodie Johnson, returned home this afteroon from Lake Yil- lage, where she has been visiting friends. She was accompanied by Miss Jnlia BagbY. of that place.
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The bicycle races at Jones Park tomorrow afternoon will be quite exciting and nearly ever wheelman in the city will be in attendance.
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The Rowland News Boys defeated the Water Works club this morning in game of ball by the score of + fn
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da Bi'ElSa 4sp

MT. and Mrs. ]. J. Kress, of Tex arkana, returned home yesterday after a week visit to friends in Pine Bluff
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Wouldn't Hang Fire In Some Places.

A prize of $2 worth of ice cream tick cts for the first woman who will ride a bicycle i'll bloomer costume around the public square in tho evening is offered by The Times of Clay Center, Han.
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The Mason fruit jars, at Smith & Robinson's, are just 'the thing for putting up preserves. 3du
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Surely a l0-cent cigar for 5 cents is the "Fog Horn, and Rowland has the agency" 29dtf
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B. H. Holmes, of Fordyce, is in the city. He is autographed at the Arlington Hotel.
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Frank A. Stanley has the contract for doing the plumbing and gas-fiit- ting in the building to beoeeupied by the Western Union Telegraph Co. This is guarantee that the work will be well done.
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Little Rock went wild over the Fog Horn cigar Rowland has them. : 25dtf
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Chancellor James F. Robinson lief this morning for his plantation il Chicot county.
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Judge J. w. Bocage returned home last evening from a visit to Little Rock.
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Twelve pictures any wayyou want them-bust or figures-only 99 cents this week at Railroad Art Car. E - faI1..-
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Now is the time to put up your preserves. Go to Smith X Robinson's and purchase the Mason fruit jars.
 v oa,e
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You can still get fine photos for 99 cents per dozen at Railroad Art Car. 6 27tf
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Twelve pictures any way you want them-bust or figures-only go cents this week at Railroad Art Car.
 1FJ1
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Why does Smith x Robinson use 9nly Full Moon four in baking? Be- { ause it is the best. 1Stf
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Mir. A. J. Clemmons, of Grady, is in the city. He is a guest of the Arling- ton.
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Alderman J. Y. Saunders left on the morning train for his farm near Redfield.
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naAvRr Travel without accident HUEN' insurance, which can be UOEV had at the Mills Agency.
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In the meantime it is feared that Tom Reed has sawed so much wood that he can't get out of the pile before 1896. - Chicago Dispatch.
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The Mckinley boom Is still suffering from wildly nervous fad of rush about in order to get somewhere elso.-Wich- ita Eagle.
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BICYCLES FREE from all defects. Best line in the State.
 q. M. GOZA.
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Ihaye the best Lawn Mowers made, J. M. GOAA'
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Our young friends, E. Walter Nord- man is, we regret to say, on the sick list
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It is not especially material to the perfection of any detail in third party politics that Uncle Joe Sibley should announce that he will not be . candi- date for president in 1896 The Men- phis free silver convention practically settled Sibley, no matter how mneh he had been repudiated before that body came together, and Sibley's declaration today is unnecessary. Philadelphia Times.
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PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES

It may be that Tom Reed is writing tome on What I Don't Think on the Silver Question. 9-Nashyillo Ameri- can.
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Is it hot enough for you? Smite him on the nose.
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Mr.J. A. Freeman, of Millyille, is registered at the Arlington.
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Miss Nettie Bramberger and her brother, Freddie, arrived Sunday from Cleveland, O., where they have been for the past seven years attend ing school. She returned home with several medals that had been awarded her at school
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Thomas B. Reed has had lis mus tache shaved off. This means that he has began to reduce his weight 50 that he may be in better condition for tho race for the Republican presidential nomination. Brooklyn Eagle.
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Thomas Pumps are the best made for service. J. M. GOZA.
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Prosecute those who throw melon rines on the streets.
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Ohio has governor now who is at tending to the presidential business of 43 states, while tho business affairs of the forty fourth are going to the doyil on the lightning express. .-ColUmbus Call
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In putting up preserves use the celebrated Mason preserve jars. Smith x Robinson, the grocers, can snnnlv vou with them. ' 31tf
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l.. ]. Best, of Bearden, was a guest of the Arlington Hotel last night.
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pTHT Like Watch
 DOl1 \ Sterling Bicycles.
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The fbig Injun" talk about Foraker for president may be for the purpose of dropping him down to tho second place on the ticket h such a situation Reed or Morton would be the natural Foraker candidate for president. Most likely Morton, if we may Do permitted to sug- gest, for Reed has never had fainting spell. Enquirer.
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The river is rising rapidly.
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IOR SALE.--scholarship in one of the best II business colleges in the country. Apply at the Graphic office. If