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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-08
REr1A1RF HAPpEN1Nas.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

Of Belmont County.
with all Of the enamellnE plants In
Reliaire greatly increased. the bottle
works about TO be more than doubled
and a probability OF the Aetna plant
starting up. It il n good time for some-
body 10 build houses In this city, There
has been n scarcity for more than 4
year and the additional Industries will
necessarily bring more people to the
city. and at present there ore no houses
10 rent
Charles Roberts Ia held here on @
charge Of cling a fugitive from Justice.
The Indiana authorities are proceeding
for the necessary papers 10 take him to
Richmond. IN that state. With Rs much
haste "a practicable, and have asked
Marshal Johnston 10 hold him here "at
all hazards" until they arrive. Roberts
seems quite uneasy. but he does not talk
much.
The county innrmnry directors nd
vertlse FOR bids for experimenting the
inlrmary. 'rhc salary IA 800 per year
land found. and n selection will be made
on the 9ith OF this month.
The new opera house II almost en-
clored now, and 10 quite an imposing
structure Tho interior is 90 arranged
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A LIE and Death Eight.

Mr.. w. a. Hines. OF Manchester, Ia,
writing OF his almost miraculous es-
cape from death, says: Exposure af-
ter measles induced serious lung trou-
BILE. which ended In Consumption. I
had frequent hemorrhageR and
couRhcd night and day. All my doctors
said / must soon die. Then began TO
usa Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, which completely cured me,
l would not be without y even II Il
used Il on my accommodation aud alt
say II never fails 10 cure Throat. Chest
and Lung troubles" Regular size Coo
and 81 co. Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'s drug Htofe.@
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snnnu Rrnok cluh Meet,.

The sunny Brook Club held an in
tcressIng meeting at lts quarters on
South Jacob street yesterday after
noon. oncers were elected for the
ensuing term of six months, and Incl-
dentdlly there was cane presentation
and lunch. y handsome gold-headed
cane was presented TO August Was
muth, whose term OF oalce as captain
expired yesterday and he responded IN
neat speech to this token OF esteem
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Y. N. c. A. League.

plhyers' averages are as follows;
Premus-Rader. 169: Cardona- ISL: Tracy.
80. Never, 10: Campbell 10: Kline. lOi.
Midgets-Marti. lt9: schott, if7: Hannah,
il3: Dinger. 40; Watkins, is.
[ Manhnttuns - King, ii6: Kraft. li5:
Blntchley. III; Campbell III schater, Vt.
IndlanEECrago, l42; Miller. IN Fisher, ~:
q. Armbruster, 12G: +. Armbruster, 10;
Lou I,ous-Rader. 14s: G. Bowers 80.
Kingdom, ~. A. Bowers, l2i: Water
Reai ThIng-Hundy. 10: Pieper. l55;
Paul, i2g: MelnhArt. 10; HHnauer. l2j.
Plnkus lgi: Garden. l0j.
Next weeks schedule Il as follows:
day, Prerios VS. ManhattAns; Thursday.
Andgets w. Lou Lonf.
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Averages IN the Musee league SHOW >.
FaIck SIN leading The figures: 5. FaIck,
Colts. "a, i7i; c. RAIDER. Colts, 50, III; Ste
Venson, Tom MoOres. %, III; knoke, Tom
Moores, 9, III; Emblem, Colts, g, ~; w,
Wilhelm, LenoX. 30. l6S; CampbeH, rom
Moores, Is, l6T: Handy, Colts. %, 100; Z.
Bcarley. Crescents, GO, 1855: Weltzel, rom
Moores, Il, l65; Aiarschner, Tom MOores. ~
l63; Bickmeyer. Colts, 50, l62; Beuter. CEes-
cents. q, 1871: Nolte. Tom Aoores; 10, ~;
Handian, Tom Moores. %. 15I; Hennlng'
Brownies, q, 10; Gllker, Colts, =; lb6i Ges-
ton, Crescents, %, $50; c. Modar' Leno1' y
iSi; King. Crescents. =. l5i; Keea; C9Its, ~
49,; p. Wilhelm, Sanntel 9. l6s; Bosiey,
Tom Moores, z; Isl: Eorteman' Daisies ~
ISL; Fugate, Daisies, s.. ISL; F. Wells, Len
OK, q, Isl: Sadler Sanatels, 30, lis; Det-
weller, Daisies, IS, lts; HOres, Brownies, Il,
ils; Witthaus, Buckeyes. q, ~; Turner,
Tom MoOres, IL. li6: ]. RAIDER, Sanatel; II,
IA: L. Bernhart. Buckeyes, %. li4; Jenkins
Brownies, 50, i43; 9, Sondermnn, Sanatel.
%, ll5; II. Wells, Lenox, q, lls: Dlscher,
Brownies. g. l42: Coleman, Crescents, 49,
Il2; Frazier, LsenoX. q, lii; BalZer. Cres-
cents, q, III; CTumbncker, Crescents, Z, lil;
beckett, Brownies. IS. l4l: thinner, Brow
niles. Il, IA: L. ModRr, d alsies. 30, Isl; A.
Martin, Daisies. 9. III; G. Hannah, benoX.
a.. 10: Alexander, BrownlleE, Y, 40;
Frohme. Brownies, o. 40; Fctts, Daisies.
2. 40: Fl. Bcarley. Crescents. 10, rs; Ed-
wards, Buckeyes, 30, III: Miller Sanatels,
IL i2g. Hanes, Daisies. .. l35. Jack VIII
son, brownies, Is, 10: Mccullough. Brow
niles, is, i5a: Joe Yahn. Sanateis, %, lS2;
bartholomew. Daisies, q. ~; Haberlln,
buckeyes, q, 125: Rocder, Buckeyes, 80, ll6;
Dawson, Daisies, u, llO.
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AssIeNEP's SALE.
A ssICNEEs SALE or VALUABLE
"A PROPERTY = HUScRoFT BROS.
GREENERY

A ssIGNEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
"A PROPERTY = HUSCRoFT BROS.
GREENBRT.
BY virtue OF u decd OF assignment made
by J. c. Huscroft, w. A. Huscroft and
w. @. Huscroft Grading as Huscroft
Bros) TO the undersigned assignee, dated
the 18th day Of September. iS9. and re-
corded in the clerks ofnce OF the county
court Of Ohio county In Deed OF Trust
Book no. 55. page Gil, will on
THURSDAY. JANUARY, Is, 1850,
beginning at 10 O'Clock n N. OF said day.
sell on the premises, In the Peninsula add.
ton to the city OF Wheeling, at public
auction. all the following property, to.wtt:
a certain leasehold for greenhouse pur-
poses. for the term Of ten years aud six
months, beginning on tho ist day Of April,
1881. and ending on the Soth day OF Septem-
Der 1871. to the ten lots numbered from
81 10 40 Inclusive In the Peninsula addition
TO the city Of Wheeling, laid out by Row
z Bauer, M shown upon the plat Of said
addition recorded In said clerks office u
Plat Boot No, /, page 10.
Thlo sale Including all privileges and
being subject to all conditions provided IA
said leaEe. Including the payment 10 the
lessor OF tho sum OF S2l.2j on each first
day OF January, April. July ard October
hereafter until the expiration OF snid term.
Also all buildings, green houses erected
upon said lots or any Of them. and AZ
bollera. pipes, frames. glass. pots, turni-
turc and one wagon situate upon said lots
or any OF them; formerly owned by the
Hugcroft Bros and used by them In con-
nection with their husinesA ar florists
Said properly win be sold as n whole
or IN parcels. a. may he deemed most ad.
vantnEeous 10 the trust.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third or Rs much
more OF the purchase money ns the pur-
chaser may elect 70 pay In cash on the
day OF sale. the balance. II any, In two
equal lnstNllmcuts or six ana twelve
months. with Interest on the deferred In
ntallmontE from the day OF sale, the prln.
cipal and interest OF raid deferred INSTALL
mentn TO be secured 10 the satisfaction o.
the undersigned assignee
JESS McCAUSi.AND, Assignee.
s. q. Royce, Attorney.
Oh GREER, Aucuoneer 3at
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aFNFRAI NOTICES.

NToTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
IN at the annual stockholders meeting
OF the Wheeling Corrugaung Company, a
corporation created under the laws OF the
once OF the company, In the city OF Wheel
ing, In the state Of West NirElnla. on the
I'D day OF January. 1900. resolution viii
be offered Increasing the authorized mum.
Der OF shares Of the capital stock Of said
shares OF the par value Of one hundred
dollars (tlOJ.0O each TO nifty thousand
t5O.O0O) shares OF the par value OF one hum
ALEX. GLASS,
degs Stockhnidtr.
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Whaeline ns. Wellsburg.

The entertainment that the Wheeling
boys arc arranging for their Wellshurg
friends Il quite elaborate. Hotel arrange
ments have been delegated TO commit
tee OF the Wheeling team, and II Is an as
sured fact that tho Inner man" OF the
up-the-river boys vii not be LETT to COM
plain. John Roth, william Detweller and
August Mnrschner have promised to add
their talent TO the programme The man.
aCement or tho Fette alleys will be kept
busy for the next few days In arranging
the seats.
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from the club. The election deyeIoped
the following new officers: Captain,
Thomas Brett; secretary. Daniel
Moody: treasurer. August Wasmuth;
trustees. Fred Klein. o. H. Auber and
John ritz.
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BOWLING.


Averages In the Wheeling league show
the crack Wheelings TO have siren tn t,I..l
their hold on first place through All Alik ~
week. Emblem still. loads 10 the Individual
uyeruges. with RAIDER thrte pins IN inc
rear Stevenson. the former champion,
ranks third The figures: Emblem, n; n
r.. q. las: RAIDER, All Alikes, y. 10; STE
vensofi, wheeling, s., III; Handlan, Wheel
ing. q, 10; Campbell, Wheelins,, =. ~
Noite, All Allkes g. 1853: WeltEel, Wheei-
ing, 10. l5I: CASTOR, Emigrants ~ l65; bAi-
ger, All Alikes, ~, l65; KTeuger AL Ro ,95
Handy, K. X. K, g, 100. Turner. Wheellng'
36, 100: AcElrOy. X. X. K, S2e159; c. Fette,
Oceolas, IS, i59: Evans, h X X, " l9e'
Kraft, All Rootera. q, l5S; sonneteia' 70 -.
H. Bearley, Emigrantn, 2. t5I: Bycott' y.
x. r.. q, 15T; O'Rane, wheeling, =, 4ll9
Franz, EmlgFants, 20, 156; Arndt' Al
AllkeS. q. lb5; DiScheT, Rough RIDERS, .
l65; Hickman, X. X X, g, lb1; =. be 4SI
ley, Emigrnnts g. IS Faieh, ReaSh II ~.
ders, q, i5i: Worisl Hough Riders, y, lb4
Miller. Oceolas, ., ia; Rahr, An Alikea
a. l65; Iunkins. Rough Riders, =, lsSs y.
Fette, Oceolas, q, 10. WhltthauA,. IOceOihAi
6, f52; STEIN kissing Bug, 9, lA9GtTeidLys-
eOlas. 81, l5i; DelbrugBe. Rough Riders. -
Isl; Gray. Oeeolas. .. ISL: MartI. All booI-
ers. g. 100; Reed, Rough Riders . ~;
Frohme, Rough Riders, 9. l59; Piankey' az; "a!
BelswInger, EmiErants, 90, li9; Fugate,
Oceolas, Is. las; Miller. Kissing Bugs, y,
lis: Ross, Kenmores, 2, Ia: Earn: KISSING
Bugs. q, l4G; Hennlng. Rough RIDERS, -
iiG: STANLEY. All Rooters. q, l4G: Brash,
All ROoters o. ii6: Snheehle, Emlsrants' 3
li6; Wagner. Apollos, a. ll5; Brett Apolios.
80, 1913; Wolvngton, All Alhies. ~ lig;
BOhn. Kenmores, So al. Auber Apollos, .
III; a. Norteman. oceolas, ?, l4e: kenpie'
Emlgrants. q. 100; Hazlett, Ken
mores, "A. lSS: Drum, Kenmores, ~
iSS; Rahr, kissing Bugs, q, -;
Springer. Kissing Bugs. q, lSS: Han: Al
Rioters, u, l57: Patterson. kissing Bugs
6. IN; Wasmuth, Apollos, q. lS5; wagner,
Kenmores, q, l3i; Moody. Apollos' 9 lsOi
Rahr. Kenmores, q, is; Beiswinger, Ken
mores q. 1875: Kahn, Apollos, q. l26: RITZ,
Apollos, q, 1926: Howard. kenmores; 10, NV
Greiisr, Apoiios, u, liS: Powers, Apollos,
Il ~.
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ROLE 6 ZANE.
No. so FOurteenth 50. LeIePlono 902
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

wANTED-Good Mortgage Loan on CitR
and County Real Estate.
$50 for Tot on Lind street -, $3.50.
20 feet front.
$50 for lot 2sxio. Wood street. South
y E6S H 600, l,TOO and 81 800 for lots and
building sites In Pleasant Valley.
H,T50 for 6-rooined house and lot' south
100 Tor two.story brick dwelling and
lof North Main street; very best location.
~ go and 1900 each for two brick dWells
tnTS ana lot on Fifteenth street.
23.oOo Tor 6-roomed frame dwelling, lot .
by 100. corner Thirty-fourth and Chaplino
;s.66S for brick residence and lot on Fif-
'e New Bulletin Issued next week.
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone 40. ST..
Corner Fourteenth and Market streetA
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


no THE VOTERS.
1 hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor In the Country District. subject
20 the party primary election.
/ respectfully solicit your support
nv&f-Ja1 ROBERT ANDERSON,
NOTICE.
/ desire TO announce to the Republicans
Of Ohio County, that I am candidate for
County Assessor. Country District OF Ohio
County, at the primary election.
Your support Is respectfully solicited.
jal LESTER SMITH.
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STocKHoLDERs' MEETING.
once OF Wheeling Steel & Iron Co..
No, II Fourteenth Street
WHEELING. ". ". jan. s. u

WHEELINd, W, va JIM o IsVN
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the wheeling Steel & Iron Company
Will be held nt the office Of the company,
No. II Fourteenth street, wheeling, West
AIRY. 1900. al 9 o'clock p. M. for the cleo
tlon OF directors and the transaction OF
any other business that may be presented.
FRANK w. BOWERS,
iaf Secrctnry.
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RnsrnFss oppoRTuN1TFs.

nRoF1Ts IN STOCKS, WHEAT AND
COTTON. Mackey,s Modern Methods
Make Money. Write for our free book,
c. z. MACKEY & CO., . Broadway, New
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The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the IntelllEencer Publishing Company
Will he held at the ONCE Of the company,
airy q, 100, between the hours Of 2 and 1
o'clock D. M. for the purpose Of electing
a board OF directors and the transaction
OF any other business that may come be-
lG dsS snell'' JOHN p. GLASS. Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE.
For RENT.

FOR RENT
New 1o-roomsd residence at Pleas-
ant Valley, with all modern convent
ences. Possession at once.
Store room and second and third
floors Nos. 2245 and 2247 Market
street. Rent $3.50 per annum.
Farm Of eleven acres, with house
Of 4 rooms, at Park View. Rent $3.50
per annuun.
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de25


The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Beilaire and BenWood Bridge Com
transaction Of any other business that may
come before them, will be held at the
South Side Bank, Wheeling, ". Va, TueE-
day, February Is, 800 at o'clock p. m.
de29 GEO. ". YOST, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

COPPER COMPANY STOCK EoH
" SALE UP TO JANUARY ls 100 TIL
VIRGINIA COPPER COMPANft Of
THIS CITY. e issuing and selling stock
at Is CENTS per share Of the par value
OF 500 each, but by resolution o. the e.
rectors, the price OF sa[ne "a % be
CENTS per share on and after the l9ta
day OF January, 1900. THE STOCK -
NON-ASSESSABLE. and the director
and ofiicers OF the company, With one 81
two exceptions. reside In this city, ana -
well known and reputable buGine!5 mel.
An investment IN this company VIZ, it =
fully believed, bring very h0ndQoIle fo7
turns, and Information Just received ron
Graham county, Arizona, where the con-
pany's mines are located IL Of the mgst
encouraging character. mine lmme4-
ately adjoining our property has Jugt I'M
covered vein OF copper and gold ore Fua.
ming 900 10 tho ton. and q producing about
5000 clear per day. FULL INFORMA-
TiON, PROSPECTuS, etc, will b cheol-
fully given on application 20 A. =
FAULKNER. Secretary Masonic Temple
Wheeling. West YIrgtnla. "a
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srocKno1pERs, LETTINGS.
';Tf;ocK9oLDERs' MEETINa.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
OF the Fort Henry Club will be held q
the club house on Monday, January 10,
1900 al o'clock p. M. for the election
Of directors and the transaction Of sueh
other business as may come before them
to9stS Secretary.
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o. STOCKHOLDERS.

The stockholders OF the Bank Of the
Ohio Valley WIN hold their annual meet
Ing at the bank Monday, January 8, lsU,
for the transaction OF such business as
may be brought before the meeting.
J. A. MILLER.
a.S- HaghfeF
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STocRHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the National Exchange Bank Of WHEEL
ing will be held at the banking house On
hours OF ono ~ and three ~ o'clock p. M,
for the election OF directors.
L. E. SANDS. Cashier.
wheeling, w. Va, Dec II, 1882 deO
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u NON SirlSt nov oooarI1I - ].
Front Possession Aprd ]. 10. Apply
10 Wllliam sehReFttaEnE, No. iils lfain
street la
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NOR RHRT-ENTIRB 6ToRB ROOM
"a q IN Nam Ilroat, o. llrlt nnd 0ouond
story only % GaEno. Y 90 desired NOW ocau-
pied By tn Alexander INV Furniture
Apply e Room No. - City Bank Building.
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TO.MGHT'S BATTLE

sddie Gardner and Freddie Green
the Acknowledgements to be
Fast Thsoashout-A Good Prelim-
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THE YOUTsEY CASE
Called at Georgetown and Will Proba-
 bly Go to Trial

Georgetown, Ky, October 2.-When the Youtsey case was called before Judge Can trill today the Commonwealth attorney asked for an attachment for Jas. A. Scott, a Frankfort attorney, who says Youtsey talked to him about his alleged connection with the assassination.
 While the list of the Commonwealth wit nesses was being called Youtsey came into the court room accompanied by his wife, his brother-in-law, N. B. Witherspoon, and the jailer. He was dressed neatly in a black suit and beyond natural paleness looked in good health.
 The Commonwealth called sixty wit nesses only 'twenty-one of whom answered present, but all but three or four of the absentees are accounted for and will be on hand when called The Commonwealth asked forthwith attachments for absent witnesses and announced ready for trial.
 The defense called fifty-two witnesses, only nine of whom answered present, but number of them will be ready when called. After long delay in examining the returns of the summones, Judge Askew for the defense asked and was granted till tomorrow morning to answer whether ready or not. He was also granted a rule against the sheriffs of Knox and Breathftt Counties to show why certain subpoenaes had not been served.
 Court adjourned until o'clock tomorrow
The age-herald., 1900-10-03
GEORGIA ELECTION
Democrats Expect to Garry State by 6O,OOO Majority

i Atlanta, October 2.-SiXty thousand ma jority is the vote the Democratic party of Georgia expects to obtain at the general State election tomorrow.
 The Populists, who have State ticket in the field, do not expect to elect it, but in many of the doubutful counties of the State they claim they will name the local officers and the members of the General Assembly. The Republican organization has no State ticket in the field to be voted for. In some districts Congressional candidate have been named. more for the preservation of the party organization than for election.
 On the Democratic ticket there are sixty nominees to be increased by a recent en- actment of the Legislature declaring for the election of judicial circuits by direct vote of the people. The campaign which has been waged in the doubtful counties only, closed last night.
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Si. l. .uis Shut Out
QUIET RESTOE ED
Presence of Military Had Good Elf ct
 in South Carolina

Columbia,s s. C., October 9 - Governor McSweeney was advised this morning that all is quiet at Georgetown The presence of six companies of militia has overawed the negroes.
 The cause of the trouble has just been learned. Saturday afternoon J. c. Scurry, white deputy, went to collect delinquent taxes from a negro barber, John Brown field. fight ensued in which Scurry's pistol dropped. The negro grabbed it and shot Scurry five times Brownfield was ar- rested. The negroes heard that the white people would ring the fire bell to get the negroes to assemble in another part of the town and then the whites would rush to the jail and lynch Brownfield.
 The negroes rang the bell themselves and a thousand of them rushed to the pail with rifles and pistols to protect the prisoner. They kept up horrible orgies all night. The whites intended no vciolence to the prison er and fearing the negroes would be led into an aggressive outbreak, they asked for the militia.
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T o .@Ii RACING
Kentucky Fu-nr'.-. 'T.~. by F ] n in
 Str rht Fnau

Lexington. Ky. : .rober 2-The t.y.nty- eighth fall mes ting of tho Kentucky T; ot- ting HorNe breed 7s' ASscl at:cn a;,.r-.... Il today with an s:lce 'tion;i.y l&lat ,tse..d- ance and With e74.y prospect of u. .!ost successful meeting ever held. l. r.as l perfect day ana the track was fast The feature Was the great Ike kentucky Futuriiy for $lo,CV0 for a-yeai-olds There Were 4.ns starters, and Fereno, the Walnut Hill Farm ily, owned by l.. V. Hardness. Son in straight heats. In the second heat Fereno broke the Futurity record by oo.n- ing under the wire in 2:1O%, the prevlous record being that made by Ecstasy last year, 2:11h.
 The Tennessee 2:JJ pace, purse 5000, was won by Connor, he finishing first in the first. second and fourth heats. In the third heat he broke badly and the heat was given to Will Leyburn, and Connor was placed third.
 l.. V. Hardness Chestnut King won the 2:l6 class trottinS purse, SlOo0, winning the first, second and third heats.
 Summaries:
 Kentucky Futurity, 3-year-olds, purse $l6Go: Fereno, pr lilly, by Noko (Ed Ben yon), won. Best time, 2:lOs4. Susie J., Lady Thisbe, Porto Rico, Iva Dee, Adjor, Del mar, Sonata, Dreamer and Summer Morn finished named
 The Tennessee 2:09 pace, S3OO0: Conor, blk h., by c. F. Gay "A. P. McDonald), won. Best time, 2:05A. Will Leyburn, The Ad- miral, Johnnie A., Fannie, billiard, Major Muscovite, Colbert, Sidney Pointer and Bonnie Dire finished as named.
 2:l6 class trot, $1o9o: Chestnut King. b. g.. by May King (Ed Benyon), won. Best time, 2:l2. Flashlight, King, Wauban, First Love, Helena, Captorvon, Instance and Escobar also started. Marie C., distanced.
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 EVERY FORM OF PRIVATE DIsEAsM POSITIVELY CURED UNDER PLAIN GUARANTEE.
 Consultations at office or by mail are in- vited free.
 Treatment by mail to parties who cannot visit me. No written prescriptions; we furnish all medicines.
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 Ags-Herald: His long record and ap- proved abilities entitle him to the proud distinction of standing at the head of hfs profession" Alabama Christian Advocate: His pro1 fessional standing is unimpeachable, and his character as a gentleman and citizen ia above rsproach."
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