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Sharp County record., 1897-04-16
of God.
Beautiful Scenery.

L or the lover OF nature
the nelghborhood of Cush-
man has many charms. A
few hundred yards north of
the town is one of the high
est points which overlooks .
the white river basin.
From this position one has
a view of hills which lift |
their heads one above the
other, for many miles, in
every direction; and which
are finally lost to view amid
the gathering blue of the
distant horizon. There
can be seen GRO wning the
tops of many of these hills,
and in the vallies below,
green wheat fields which
heightens the beauty OF
their charms; and nesting
upon these hillsides, sur
rounded by sturdy oaks
may be seen the cottage OF
the sturdy farmer, for
miles around. 1t was per
haps upon some such hill
that Goldsmith viewed the
charms, of Greece and Italy.
A short distance from Cush-
man is a most beautiful cave.
There rises from the hill
side high in the air perpen-
dicular stones which extend
many hundred yards into
the surrounding mountains.
Upen approaching this
precipice one is struck wit h
it's granGure. There rushcs
from it's base a stream OF
crystal water, which leaps
from precipice to preclplce
until lost to view in the
valley below. In the face
of this cliff is an opening
some thirty yards wide, by
twenty deep, and upon en-
tering this, one is in a room
which covers an area OF at
least one-half acre. Some
distance back and to the
south side, a beautiful
stream Of never failing
water threads it's way.
Passing beyond the first
room one is ushered into a
second, and smaller one IN
the center Of which is a
basin of cool and clear
water. Beyond this we did
not care to 60.
1t was told us that some
Of the most daring youths
about Cushman, and some
from other parts found
their way for many hun
dred yards, passing from
room to room. The paths
leading from some OF them
being so small that one had
to crawl on hand and knee.
Far into the mountain after
passing through one Of the
most narrow creviceS, they
emerged upon the brink OF
a most b eautiful lake, the
water as clear as crystal. The
adventurous spirits who
found their way to this
region, not being satisfied
Sharp County record., 1897-04-16

Independence county at the
terminus of the Batesville
branch of the Iron Noun
tain railroad, and is al
most in the center of a
mountainous region which
extends about eight miles
east and west, and six miles
north and south. Nesting
among the mountains are
rich and fertile vallies and
never failing brooks. The
hillsides, although steep and
rugged, are covered with
rich soil and good timber.
Within these mountains are
to be found rich deposits of
manganese o a r. Many
acres of land through this
region which grow as fine
pears, peache S, Ben Davis
and Winesap apples as are
grown in Washington and
Benton counties are lying
idle. If we are not mistaken
much of this land will grow
very fine fruit. There are
many small valley farms
about Cushman yet, but few
of them have reached that
high stage of culture that
should characterize the
farmers of that section.
Within one half mile of
the town is a Qua ry of fine
building stone, which is the
same as is taken from the
quarries at Batesville.
The People.
The inhabitants of the
town number about two
hundred and fifty souls.
They are either natives or
came to Arkansas from the
State of Tennessee in an
early day, hence we can say
what our readers will
approve, that they are clever
and honest, and some OF
them are very enterprislng,
The moral and religious
tendencies of the people are
far different from what one
would expect to find in what
had been a mining town
We heard but little pro-
family, which certainly
speaks well for the young
men Of Cushman.
Business,
CuShman has one dug
store, one racket store, two
groceries, and two general
stores, three hotels, three
doctors, two blacksmith
shops and one livery and
feed stable. We found
some of The business men
wide awake to the interest
of their town, and OF the
number we will name J. II,
Crow who owns a livery and
feed stable, he also sells,
coal oil, corn, hay and smith.
ing coal which he buys by
the car load; and w, Il,
Denison, who is superlnten'
dent Of the Keystone Mining
Sharp County record., 1897-04-16
Directory.
RELIGIOUS.

RELIGIOUS.
Preaching at Methodist church first and third
]uniays IN each month Rev. W. S, South
worth pastor. Everybody is invited to attend.
Preaclng at the Christian church Saturday
night be fore the second Sunday in each month,
~ ThOs. Il. Mlh0lland of Batesvtlle.
Sunday School every Sunday morning 4
p'elock at the Methodist church. Everybody is
nyited to come g. j. WILSON,
Miss Ella Craig, Secretary. superintendent
Sharp County record., 1897-04-16
SOCIETIES..

EVENING SHADE LODGE No. l43, F. X
N A. NJ, holds regular communications on
XE the SATURDAY before lst Sunday in each
~ month. K. S. BACON, ". NJ,
J r Metcalf. Sec'y.
EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. II, 0
1E. s., meets at Masonic Hall LIST Thurs
day IN each month, ut O'Clock p. m.
~ MRS. KATEHUDDLEST, N, W. M
Mrs. WILLIE AULT, Sec'ty.
.wvruz RURAL CHAPTER No. SO, R. A. NJ.
SZ%M holds regular conventions at Masonic
H4NSs Hall in Evening Shade, the Sd Saturday
uSS in each month.
.JNO B. MoCALEB, Ii. ?.
Sam H. Davidson. See.
~ BEREAR LODGE, No. 81, I. 0. Q
nold E regular arm meetings every al
MEnIs l.. Y. MEDLEY, N q,
JnO. ID. Collins. Sec'y. ~-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26
Troops for oordy Hanging.

GRoRaRrows, Del., Nav 25.--Sherlff
johnson tonight stated that he expected
TO ask the Governor 10 secure for him a
company OF militia to preserve order at
the execution of James NJ. Gordy, June
18th.
Y When asked who would build the scat.
fold on which Gordy will be hanged, the
sheriff said 1t would be under the super.
vision Of Mr.. Peter Pepper, who has con
strncted the scaffolds on which the two
last hangings took place here. 1t will DO
OF solid oak and will have drop of five
feet, Tho scatfold will be in tho south.
west corner of the jai!yaId opposite a win
dow In Gordy's cell, where he can look at
It's construction.
The sheriff says only thirty men will BIO
allowed to see the hanging, and twelve of
them will be summoned as jurors as pre-.
scribod by law. He has also selected DIR.
q. D. Robinson, OF this town, and j. q,
Pierce of Milford, to be present
Gordy sleeps well and his appetite is
good. He has gained considerable flesh
since he has been in jail.
When Gordy employed Lawyers Rich.
ards, Cullen aud Richardson to defend
him last month no stated that the only
money he had was the s. or $40 that was
found in his pocket by the deteo lives, and
that be could not at any time pay their
Zee. He evidently thought his brothers
would advance the funds necessary to con
duct his defense, but this they refused to
DO.
Gordy agreed to give to the lawyers his
.nterest In the crops growing on his farm
near this town, but now no refuses and
says he wants the money to be used TO pay
his burial expenses. The Sheriff says he
will adhere strictly to the 80 spectators al.
lowed by tho law at the execution unless
the Legislature should sec fit to increase
the nun Der to 80
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

The Street and Sewer Depart mcnt last
night gave audience to n delegation of
Second street property owners and officers
of the Fame Hose Fire Company who
asked that Second street be paved Their
argument was good one and tho direc
tors assured, the visitors that should the
departments money hold ont tho work
would be done 1t was decided 10 lay IA
cement pavement along Washington
street In front of the Delaware Hospital
Permission was granted the Delaware and
Atlantic Telephone Company to extend
Its conduits on Sixth street from Washing.
ton to Madison and on Madison from
Front 10 Twelfth streets No action was
taken on the petitions to sprinkle West
Tenth street and Gilpln avenue. The de.
partment will do so II the water can be OBJ.
tanned free.
The secretary wasi instructed to ask
Council to pass an ordinance in accord.
ancc with the bill passed by the Legsia.
lure authorizing loan of $l25 900 for
Tho purpose of improving streets and
sewers.
Engineer tiatton was given permission
10 advertise for bids for building tho fol-
ioWlng sewers: Sycamore street from Fore
mans run to Lincoln rect; LincOn street
nom ; more to Third; Chestnut street
from Lincoln to Union; Union street
from Chestnut to Fourth, Fourteenth
street iro:n Scott to Unon Union street
from Fourteenth street to Pennsylvania
avenue, Pennsylvania avenue from Union
10 Lincoln streets; Market street from
Elliott avenue to- Twenty third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26
DOTS.

The 1913 train from Washington was
20 minutes late.
George C. Whiteman thanks tina fyi,n1s
who supported him on Saturday.
Matthew Sullivan almost bad his hoD1
CUT OH NJ the Diamond StdL9 Iron WORKS
yesterday.
A dock tria! wss gIvon tho pilot boat
yard yesterday.
Joseph l.. C,veaAeg foil from his wheel
ut front ana Market streets yesterday ur.
lernoon aud cut his hond
The Rev Howard r. Quigg gave Lao.
ture last nlEht in Grace NJ. Il. Church
sunday tGAoo' hal' Tor the lItornry depart.
'hcnt Of the Epworth League.
Jester & Mcdaniel Will Sell twenty Mia.
spur horses NJ their stables, 40 West
rront street on Saturday, NJ | 30 o'clock,
?. m
The choir and orchestra of Bethany Ban.
tt"6 ChllrCh, corner Kim and Jackson
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings,
Admission only cents.
Tho Liberty Fire Company lost n byass
coupling from their branch pip. wbjIo re-.
spending to box llj last evening Thnv
would ba thankful if the 0ndcr would re-.
turn tho same.
The estate Of Joseph Stoccklo has rocol1.
ca tho lots wil!cd to the German Luthcrnn
ohurCh ana has given a ONO toward the
now church at Sixth and jackson streets.
John Dougherty, Michael Gordon and
" lillian Thornton have been ncunitted of
tIe charge Of rohb!ng Louis Blotball,
Chief Of Police Dclan yesterday recov,r.
ed in Market Sirrpt lCnu nDinn , ill.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

At tho meatinE of tho Water Commits
sion ye4'nrdDy DAnnis j. Mention, j. New
lin Gawthrup nuh Park Superintendent
Theodore A. Leispn appeared before tho
body and aS&a that the Pack Commits.
SIGN be given wafer from tho Reservoirs
to be used in the ittanhywine Paek swim.
ming pool. The pool Will hold $1,000
gallons Of water which will be Ghanrnl
every day Tho commissioners waniod
the water without cost No action was
taken however.
IL was reported that tho site for the
pool hhi been changed. 1t Is on Wawasnt
street between Adams and jackson street.
1ha original site WAS not desirable bs.
cause o. being below tho water line Of tho
race.
When the park commissioners appeared
they also expressed the tntsntiun Of the
body to bear the expense of connecting
with the city main. In case OF a scarcity
OF water IN tho reservoir the supply OF
the swimming pool will be cut OF
Water mnins to supply houses being
built beyond Washington Bridge by ,J1.
scnh l.. Carpenter were ordered laid. The
Treasurer reported the balance in bank to
he $9!2tl95 Both the weekly and
m"nth!y payrolls were ordered paid and
the board adjourned
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

A few weeks ago Augustus Negendank
opened soft drink stand on the kennett
pike opposite the Lower Bra~e1.. ,rine Pres.
byterian Church. The people while at
service have been annoyed by bicyolists
who stop for refreshments
They go into the grave yard, pull the
flowers and fire revolyers at sparrows
Negendank will he given hearing before
Magistrate Kelley this afternoon for viola.
tiun OF the Sunday laws,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

Bn'tor sold to-day at % to % cent5 Der
T.; eggs, i3n to loo per. dozen, chickan;.
81 81 % per pair; pork, 10 cents per. 10. !;
p'd Irish whiLo POTATOES, 10 cents
per hnshol; oranges, 10 TO 20 cents Der
dafen; hrcts, 10 cents a bunch; carrots. Ic
apiece; shnd, l5c to 3)r each, wholesale
SO to $40 per hundred; lemons, 10c to J2o
do1; bananas. 81 to l5c per dozen; toma.
toes % cents quart; radi4hes, cents per
bunch; spinach, 3 cents II head; cabhuq,
10 to DC por head; egg plants, 10 to ljc
each: rhuhurb, u bunch: string beans,
l"2 y peck; new potatoes. loo u \. peek
asparagus, Sc bunnh; lard, s. per II:
peas, 1In y peek; strawberries, 30 to 100
pnr4uart; caulillower. Loo to 1894 head;
pine applies 30 to log piece; Strawberries
wholesale from &c to loo box ia thu crate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

The State Council Of DA will convene
in annual session in their hall Fourth and
King streets. to morrow (lhursday 27th)
ut . p. III. Tho delegates from The COun.
ellis throughout tho State arc expected to
arrive Thursday morning,
State Councillor, Gao, II. Woods Of this
city will preside National Secretary,
John Server Of Philadalphin will he pres!
ent and install the officers, after which he
will 60 to Knoxville, Tom, and organize
the State Council Of Tenn
On Friday evening Washington Council
No. 4, OF this city will celebrate their iiftt.
eth anniversary in the Century Building.
A good program has been arranged for
the occasion. The D0graa t0an Of Wash.
ington council, will give nm exhibition
driII. Ex.natiunal Counselor, Itather
Chaplain Of Philadelphia, the founder Of
tho Order, arrived in this city last night
and van bG present on the occasion. All
members are invited to hu present and
give him q heavy welcome. NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

Tonight at the tent belonging TO the
Volunteers at EHird aud French streets
Major j. j. Lindsay, Battalion officer Of
Pennsylvania will conduct an 'enrUlulunt
neoting When some who have beaa
recruits for u time will DO accepted as
soldiers of the above organization. All
the Volunteer officers Of Pennsylvania
have become members of the Christian En-
deaVOr Invitation this evening ia glVcn
to all Christians, American Mechanics,
Junior Mechanics and Othor members OF
any American institution, reporters Of
any newspapers also invited. Como and
hear for yourself what relationship the
Volunteers Of America are to the Eyangel-
ical churChr, Of thJ U. S. a. Large open
air gathering at Fifth and Market p. III,
Collection at the door to defray the OK!
ponsas Of the tent. The Major will bo as-
sisted by Captain HasIam and wl!o who
are doing thor best to build the work
of the Volunteers in this town. Mr..
kleaman who VAS the Secretary OF tho
salvation Army will be enrolled rs II full
manber of the Volunteers his evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

Commander JnmGs II. Porter has issued
tho following orders for tho mombors Of
Admiral 5. r. DUPONT Post No 9, e. A..
r., for Memorial Day, and he requests
every member to tuh1 part:
Il. Sunday morning, May 30, 1887 at 0
o'clock, to attend Divine service at AS.
bury NJ h Church.
II, Sunday afternoon, May &c. Mt .
o'clock, to attnnd joint memorial service
at Asbnsy NJ. II Church.
Ill. sunday evening, May b, at seven
O'Clock, to attend Divine service ut Della
wtro Avenue Baptist Church.
~. Monday morning, May u, az seven
o'Cl1lk, to proceed to the Tomb Of Admiral
S. f. du Point via the w. * N, r. Il.
V, Monday afternoon, May 81, at three
O'clock. to take part in short parade with
our sister posts. ,.-.,s8
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26
Political Notes,

The Prohlhtionilts last night nominal.
| ed the following ticket for the city election
| Of June 9th: Mayor Howard Il. Wallacey
| president of city council, ]. Elmer Perry;
| city treasurer, VIM. Il. Rhoads; Il SCISSOR
and collector of northern district Norris
Luton: Of southern district Oscar $. App
! plehY; councilmen--First ward, Andrew
NJ. Price; Second. Hugh Tower; Third,
VIM. Il. Shumar; Fourth, John ". Haley;
Fifth, Joseph Gibson; Sixth, Albert Scr
geant; Seventh Richard W. Brownj
Eighth, Saiauei i. Bowers; Ninth. Alfred
Wilson, Tenth, L. q. Richards; Eleventh,
John ". Harris; Twelfth, Henry II. En-.
rickson. Nomination was made for city
sotisitor.
The committee 70 prepare u platform
presented the following:
The Prohibition party in convention
assembled, recognizing Almighty God as
the source Of all good government, submit
the following platform to the vrtuous and
intelligent voters Of Wilmington: -,
"Whercas, The lcgalIzed liquor traffi3
continues its Infamous work of debauchJ
ing men, prostituIing women, beggaring
children, and increasing our public bur-
dens; therefore be it
Resolved. That we Pledge ourselves to
the overthrow Of the saloon aud the sup
preston Of alcoholic liquors rs a beverage.
''Wheroas. Our city is rapidly being do.
moraliAad ny sabbath uusecrati1n; tnere'
fore. DO it
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves to
do all In our power to enforce tho laws
upon our statute books for the unfolding
of tho Christian sabbath.
"Whereas, This municipality AMI state
continues to suffer on account OF the pros.
titutiDn Of tho ballot box and the bribery
and corruption pTaciiced in elections;
therefore, DO 6
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves to
the publication Of the ballot"
The following resolution wai submitted
by the Rev. phi II. COursey, and was
unanimously adopted;
Whereas, We have learned Of the H.
PRODUCTION IN the Delaware Legislature Of
a bill in the interest of the infamous race
tracks; therefore, DO it
Resolved, That as citizens Of this mus
nlCipalty aud comm ION wealth. Wa protest
against this bill, and urge the people'S
representatives at the state capital to de-
feat 1t"
A meeting was arranged to be held ssat
the Y. NJ. c. A. next Tuesday night when
Roy, Ralph f. CoursOy will SpoaE. Il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

This following are the Wilmington Dis.
trict appointments of the Philadelphia
Conference Of the Afro American Method
list Episcopal Church, which came to a
close at West Chester on Monday:
Presiding IIlder--Rev, w. II. Davis.
Wilmington-O. ID. Robinson.
Allen Chnpel-John NJ. Palmer
{ Chester-Charles II. Farcra
South Chester-Eiijah Byrd.
Milford-James Morris.
Darby-W. II. Horton.
Smyrna-Frank Bradley.
Seaford-Wm. b. Williams.
Dover-Paris BAKER.
MiddletowE-R Murray.
Luurnl-D. J. Blackson.
Lcwis.-lIenry Holden
West DOyor--C. w. Thompson.
Mt, Hiun-J S Helmsley.
Mt. Ifiiendship-Festus johnson.
Camdon-R. W. Wright.
FrcdorCa-p. p. Gaines.
East Frederica-C. G. Collins.
MIlIOu-IoOr w. Nichols.
Georgctown-W. w. Taylor.
Norwood-H. H. Cooper
/. Wilmington Mission-Wm. II. Sprirrs.
Harrington-S. J. Corbin.
Greenwood d. johnson.
South Wilmington Mission-Jos Leo.
Coucord-I. w. Newell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26
THE MAN IN GREEN
Cam, 10 Wilmington to Soc III,
Sights.
Three MAIDS IN TROUBLE,
Beeause He Accused Them Of Robbfng
Him OF Ills Money They Cursed and
Boxed Him.

When the Ills o'clock train arrived Oh
the p. W. &; B. depot Yesterday morning
an elderly colored man wearing green
coat and vest, oil yhtod and started along
the coast, He was Nelson Henderson OF
Ruthby and he cams TO SEQ the great
things in Wilmington.
He nmbled along the coast and formed
the acquain aace Of Annie W. ventrioe,
Rebecca Ewing and Mny Briggs. The city
bellies entertained Nelson until about Q
O'Clock when the gay Lotharlo walked TO
the nearest saloon to secure rofreshments
for party Of five. He discovered that hiS
money was all gone and he accused thu
women of being thieves and Immediately
met reli Of whom hs stated tho case TO
Officer Aiken.
Officer Ralston appeared on the scenc
ard while the patrol wagon was getting
to Water and Market the women roundl1
abused their visitor aud in addition to
profaue language they punched the old
fellow right and left. The three women
Nelson und two other men were placed
in the wagon and taken to the city hall,
Ols Of the latter cried plteously that he
had been robbed Of 81.
When Turnkey Hnmmerer performed
the search act he found the lost money In
the mons inside pockets.
In the City Court this morning the
three women were tiacd 80 aud costs for
disorderly conduct. Nelson left the hall
with II broad smile over his cOuntcnance
at having obtained a safe deiverance from
the coasters and he told the police no
would never go there any more
Edward Williams, colUred. was held in
$500 bail to answer the charge of burglary
at the upper court. Judge Ball stated he
had his own opinion Of Williams identifi-
cation by the party robbed and thought
n n IN lh \
Scwell Scott sent him to tho hall. Judge
Ball gave him furlough with the hopa
that he would not get drunk anymore.
Edward Mulyey was ordered to the sea.
shOre at New Castlo for 20 days for the
good of his health.
James Kenney few years ago was an
inmate of the SoiiersHome at Hampton.
He received a Through, but never return-
cd. He has been quarterod at Farnhurst
for time and yesterday was on his way
there when he got tired" aud sat down to
rest at Fifth and Broome, -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

D. II. Downward, contractor aud builder
bpreparing to erect ton very iino houses
On > Clayton street These houses will
contain ten rooms and bath ana will have
az .,le modern improvements. They will
htatvd by steam, have extra large frnnt
PorchcS, rear, side anu front yards, buff
NHcE trahts and cDmalt pavpm ,nts Anv
one thinking OF buying hpautjful huInp
10 thlS line location should s.r r. II
Dowhward 1l2 Washington street. whore
pans and specifications are ON rxhbilion
oy securing one Of these houses at once
purchaser " '"i'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26
DELAwAREANs GRADUATE,

The senior class of Swarthmore College
Gas Issued beautifully engraved invita-.
be held on Monday, June 7, at 2 80 n, m.
Among the Delaware students are Miss
sarah Bancroft of Wilmington. who Won
the Lnoretla Mott Fellowship and Miss
lola Kay Eastburn Of Union, Delaware,
who, with Miss Bancroft, will go to Ok.
lord England, and Berlin, to complete
thP!r studies. The president and dean of
1he faculty will give reception to the
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

The attention of the Clerk of the Mar
ket lis called to the fact that dishonest
measures are being used by the huckstrrs
IN dlspoSlng of their berries and yege.
tables. The measures should be examined
every week or So now until the berries and
rnlt season is over. Boxes said to hold "A
pint do not come up to the requirements
oil the law The Clerk Of tho Market was
appointed by City Council to protect their
interests OF the citizens and Ito should soc
That all dishonest dealers are driven ont
Oh the market or made TO replace their
measures that do not come up to tho 70
qhlromcntSo of the law regulating weights
and measures.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26

ELKIoN, MD, May %. During n severe
afternoon the phenomenon Of watert
spot was seon near the mouth Of he North.
enst river. 1t was in the form ola huge
funnel, which, after lowering over the
stream for n time, was seen to suddenly
drop Into tho river, splA,hing the water
up TO u tremendous height, 1t was seen
by number Of people living in vicinity
OF the river, who desire that tho weayho1
bureau should make inquiries about ID.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26
Two NEW DELAWARE NURSES

Miss Edith y. Hardrnstle and NIi,s
Arcadia Clements arc two Del,w,r, ,,irIs
who graduated rs trained nurse, from tI,
Examining school attached to tina AI.rhn.
dist Episcopal Hospital, of philndaInhin
no graduating exercises were held in 81
Luke NJ. T. Church. Broad and Jackson
streets. last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-26
With the Cyrlcrs

j. i: I.ark i. NJ Boyle, }. II. Boylo
Willow Groye on August 6 and I.lhe dntas
oil the L. A. W meet >''''''
de9rge IL, Rndert has accepted Kcnil.
worth Whealmup 5 invitation tonct AS n mo-,
o. Tue HaGo'makers in the r.ulury ran Of
City -A''"H'lc
There win be three cyouts in The WI.
Inlhs'on t'yrle Cpmpnny'a meet At River.
view ON Decoration Day. Thcy viii nh
be Tor amatrnr5, aud viii be Z, rrlln olpn.
Oho mile novice and liyu.milc un!lq..