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company The general Offices Of the Kan, !,
city, Mo. hut the company mas Cue 49,
loving representative, IN " nhintia
Harry q. Archer. general agent, p ,al q
cViamer contracting agen., WI nun W., ~ ~
Campbell, city passenger and ucket aseu''
Mr.. J II Stump, route agent foT me
American Express company with DehugNi
ferS AZ Dallas, according to recent cTtu-
lar VIII hereafter have charge OF tnc TEXTS
territory north Of and including DRIES hnu
Fort Worth, and MIR. W. NJ. Bennett, VINO
81 one time was employed In Houston,
has been appointed route agent 20 NV
charge OF the territory outside o. Di!hs
ana Forth Worth to the south. MI. hth
nett,s headquarters will be with Mr. stump
In Dallas.
The Montgomery branch extension oi IN
Gulf, Colorado and Santa fc; cpinpieiea
last week from Rayhurn 10 Silshee JUG
ton, is now In actual operation tue hnf
having been formally opened or gene ~
trnInc sunday. tne new ROAD come .
With the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas = "
a. Silsbec Junction. and the trains OF inc
branch enter Beaumont over that me
Through train service has been Inaugural ~
for both passengers and freight betw en-
Bonneville and all points on the gu j.
beaumont aud Kansas Ciiy and the Gun,
beaumont and Great Northern roads Stl-
tons opened OH the new eXt,n ION u,
kountze and Slshec, with agents, ana
Rayburn, River, La Sale. Notaw, B'agg'
Lalyale, lies and Frescnlns. to which lat-
ter points all consignments Of freight IN ut
be DreDaid,
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Noles and PersonnIa.

Captain ]. NJ, Lee, superintendent of the
Houston aud Texas Central road. was on
trip over the line yesterday.
MIR w G. Conner. Jr commercial agent
of the Frisco line, Is spending q rev uays
away from his Houston headquarters. heing
GA trip to the general headquarters o. mis-
company In ST. Louis.
Mr.; 4 NJ LSngacre, travelling passenger
iacihc lines, with headquarters In phlla-
delphlN, IN, was ln the city yesterday
returning from trip 10 the Pacific coast,
Mr. H.; A. Jones, freight trafaS man lgcr
and Sunset Central lines who has been all,
sent from the city for tho past ten days on
a TRIP to St Louis and tnieago, rs ex.
pected 10 be at his office again today
The annual meeting of the stockholders
and directors of the Galveston. Harrisburg
and san Antonio railroad and the Houston
direct Navigation company, which have
heretotorS been postponed several times,
are scheduled to be held today. Ii Is not
known that the meeting will be held today.
however
Mr. Thomas r. Grignths, whose appolnt
ment as Houston agent OF the Harrison
steamship line whose vessels enter Tie
port OF New Orleans, was announced In Tnt
Post sunday, viii open his office in the
Franklin avenue. MIR. Grithth's new M.
sition Includes the agency for the Leylaad.
West indies steamship also.
Colonel ]. c. Andrews, Southwestern pas
senger agent OF the Southern railway who
had been In Louisiana for the past several
days, returned to his headquarters IN
Houston sunday. Colonel Andrews said
that things are prospecting In the Pelican
state-p particularly the rice farmers He
SAYS that the product of the rice farm.
Is exceptionally nne aud that the cereal
Is commanding the best OF prices
According to an advertisement running
In the columns OF Tho Post a specinl
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Houston
and Texas Central road has been called
10y the board Of directors for next Friday
az noon The meeting will be held Ia tho
office OF the general manacer o. the road
aud us purposes are fully explained ~ Tho
advertisement, 20 which reference is m,fde
above.
The rumor Of the removal OF the KaiIas
CITY southern railway offices from Gal.
weston 70 Houston has been again revive 4
and y IL believed strongly In s0ne au r
'exs that auch action viii be taken hy the
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MEW rRAvELINa FRgIeHT AaENT
MR. Claire Hall Win Represent the Frisco
In Ihls IerrliorV.

Mir. Claire Hall Win Represent the Frisco
in This Territory
A telegram was received IN Houston yes
terda= from 81. Louis announcing the ap.
pointmcnt Of Mr. Claire Hau OF st, Louis
US travelling freight agent Of the Frisco
line, to succeed Mr.. A. " Brown, who
iHtely severed hls connection with the
road The new appontce Is said 60 be a
clever young gentleman and Nel fitted for
the position He * son of Mr.. Charles
Han assistant general freight agent Of tho
line, and who has charge of the Texas
territory.
The appointmcut OF the younger Mr.. Han
20 succeed Mr. Brown was not unexpected
I'm Houston, as II WIS known tim he de-
sired to come 10 Texas and had bean prom
ised the first travelling freight agency that
became VS'apt ~ the State. II might be
said that he has been virtually reared In
the railroad business and his knowledge
along this line should stand HIN well In
his new position,
II Is not kno,en here when his appoint
ment will take effect, hut II Is presumed
he win enter upon the discharge of the
duties of the position immediately, aud
he Will he. welcomed 10 the ranks Of Texas
railroad men with the customary hospital
ity and good wishes.
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Mr.. DUNLAP's APPOINTMENT.
Circular Making Him General Freight
Agent 10 Be Issued This Week.

Circular Making Him General Freight
Agent 10 Be Issued This Week.
II was learned from perfectly reliable
but unofficial source yesterday that MIR.
G. X. Dunlap the present general freight
and passenger agent Of the Mexican In-
ternatonal road. with headquarters nt Ciu-
dad Porfrlo Diaz, Mexico, who has been
settled ppon by the Southern Pacific Off
clals for the general freight agency Of
these lines, 10 succeed Mr. H. o. Jones,
who has been made freight traffic manager,
viii arrive in the city some time this week
10 take mp the duties OF his new position.
Although MIR. Dunlap's appointment has
been Virtually acknowledged by those in
authority the formal announcement In the
shape Of circular, has not yet been
made. The delay in this matter, however,
was ocpas.oned through the fact that tcr
some tlne after the appointment had been
decided upon It could not be determined
When Mr.. Dunlap could be relieved % his
duties la Mexico consequently no dare
upon which the new appointment should
take effect could be fixed.
Lately, Mr.. Jones the freight trnfhc
manager who WIN issue the circular, has
been absent from his office, presumably
In conference With MIR. j. G. Stubbs tlaf
tic director of the Hartman lines, at the
mttcrs headquarters In Chicago Mr.. Jones
will return to Houston this morning and
II is believed to- circular. With references
80 Mr. punlap's appointment, Will then
he issued.
Ever since the announcement Of Mr. Dun
laps appointment to the general freight
agency Of the Southern Pucihc, Atlantic
system, and Sunset Central lines. there
who shall succeed him as the general
freight and passenger agent Of the Mexican
International, which Is the Southern Ia
cihc's Mexican property aud connection. 1t
has been generally conceded all along that
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MARRIAGES IN TEXAS.

BENTLEY EUlNN.- Georgetown. Texas
AaSnst s,--Io Rntley and Miss Valletra
Quinn ere married.
NuUEINEN MOORE Gainesville. Texas
AnFust IL. W. Courtney aud Miss Mat
SlhrN Moore were married here this oven
PARRY, MOORE weatherford. raxa
August 10. Il H. Parry and Mrs ia
Mooge o. this ceuns were married mis-
NeeA
AtALuNAkNl ACk il4k Commerce. Texas
August o. Edgar Maloney and Miss Myne
AeAe. were married Yesterday morning at
the Methodist church
SruNEHARRIS.- Angelo rsx.,,
Angus lc.-M'ss Retecca j. stone ana M
q &. Harris were hurried on SnnuIy even
Ing, August "a, At y tnrado S-hleichsr
county. Res. ]. n. Broiies, officiating.
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL


COOLEY. Marshall Texas. August To-
Miss Alice Cooley died ~ her homo n
this city mt midnight Friday Of Brig { $
d seuse.
L. r. James, n physician II Lake Gre.
Delta county, died yesterday afternoon nom
appendicitis.
BuRRnEAD Waxahachie, Texas, Au-
gust 10. Mrs. Bnrrhcad one OF tn I'D st
settlers Of Ellis county di at her hume,
nea Rcd Oak, yesterday, at tue age Of 81
years.
PRowN Terrell. Texas, August 10
Rev; D. y. Brown, q promine Actho s
minister Of Roysc. died at Chisholm cglt
miles northwest OF this ct Y, sc trrday.
lie formerly had charge o. the Chish I'M
Circuit.
REGL.EIA,.--,columbus, Texas. August II.
aged % trained nurse. who has heen on
a social visit to the family of Mr. j, b.
Cav near town. died at his home this
morning
EUBANRS. -Mexia, Texas August T..
Mrs Kate Eubanks. wife Of John Euhanks.
died at the family home IN the Forest
Glade community last night, aged 70 years.
terry this afteu0nn.
RANKS Smitnylre Texas August Ia
Mrs. II. Banks died sunday night at her
home across the crccl, ON Mount Pleas
ant, after lingering illness of about three
| months The mtement i5oE place AZ the
| city cemetery this afternoon at 1 O'Clock.
! 81 MINERAL olmesncn Texas, August
| (rcle Nose Summeral, the oldest resi-
/ dent OF Tyler county age 9% years, died
| SatulGaF afternoon at his home four miles
I fr"n Colmesneil Death WIS caused hy
! ODD age and general debility. His remains
/ werr laid To- rest In the Mann cemetery
Sunday evening
/ THINNER Galveston, Texas August II.
I j. Thinner aged SO years. died M I 10
o'clock Yesterday evening at his residence,
/ 23l} Postofice street The deceased was
/ native of Germany, but had been n
resident Of Galveston for nearly twenty
/ Years. lie leaves q wife tn mourn his loss.
/ The funeral occurred AT q o'clock this
| afternoon from his late residence.
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School rnx Defeated.

soaly, Texas. August 12, AT an election
held here today for increasing the taxation
Z per cent on property iu the school dis
trlct the measure was defeated by q vote
Sealy In very bad shape. as the present
pubic school building can not be used and II
was by the above means the trustees wers
building. '"''i
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VeIasoo, Brazos Valley and Northern.

Velasco, Texas, August ~, MIR H. Mas.
terson and MIR. Keith. extensive lam,
her and min sen from Beaumont came
down In a special Saturday and spent Il
few moments in velasco. It is said that
they Were examining the physical condition
OF the road with tho view Of It's improve
meut and extension. Mr. Keith and his
company to furnish the ties.
A change In schedule is contemplated
by the International and Great Northern
in few days The Columbia Tan is Ia
reach Columbia about 1880 and the Nelas-
GO train reach this place about the zane
time, and both trains return "a houston
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Transferrcd to GaIveslon.

Galveston, Texas, August Ell h..
Brown, formerly assistant ticket agent OF
the southern Pacific at Houston, has been
transferred to assist j. IT, Miller, city
pnsscnger agent " the company In Texas.
Mr. Brown received his appointment 10
this place several weeks ago, hui has been
spending Il vacation In the north and ON y
assumed the duties Of his new position
today.
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WRECK ON THE COTTON BELT.
An Unknown White Boy and Negro
Were Killed

An Unknown White Boy and a Negro
Were Killed
Texarkana, Texas, August L. At Genoa,
Ark, six miles north of here on the Cot
ton Belt railroad, the wreck Of freight
train occurred by derallment. Three
negroes and one white hoy were riding
in one of the ears and were Hung from
their positions, distance Of lfteen fee,
70 the earth.
The boy and one negro were killed out
right, the others escaped unhurt. The
victims were unknown ana can not he
Identified. The hoy who Is 10 and Of fair
complexion, stated In hts agonics that he
had heen To the Indian Territory visiting
his grandmother and was returning to hi
IN the act Of giving his name he expired.
The name of the boy was later aseer
taiped to be Walter Wright
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


G. s. r., Holland, Houston Post; r. II.
Frrfeld, Chicago: Mrs, A. w Ingram. Vie.
for!a; j II. II. Wolf Rockdale: O. Rcetel,
Sinner; Edward Henderson. NJ D. Shrevr-
port; Albert o, SPOTS, New York; II J.
Marburgers Galveston: James ~ Jenkins
Norris II. r.. Patten, q f. Young Gal
weston; Gray Render, st. Louis; Harry
Murden, ST. Paul; VIII King Salt Lake
CIV; NJ. ID. Haskell. New York
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Guard AGAINST limitations

TO guard against limitations Of our cele-
hrafed Bndweiser bottled beer, which have
same name or similarity Of the label we
beg 10 Inform our patrons and the public
that all corks used for BudWeiser are
branded "Budweiser.'
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association.
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A Cnnuiot kilIed.

Alto, Texas, August liza squad OF six
convicts on Fairvis farm, 1--WE miles west
az this place. made a break for liberty
Yesterday and Newt. Croy, sent up from
Eaufnlati county, was shot and Instantly
Killed by the guard The rest were all
captured except one.
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w.. M. w. and N. w. Extension

Mineral Wells, Texas, August 1.-The
grading ON the extension OF the Weather
ford. Mineral Wells and Northwestern rail-
WY from mere no GrInham Is progressing
rapidly, three miles of the grade now
helng completed. Tho contract for the en-
IRE work from here to Graham will be
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suoerb servIce-splendid Scenery.

IN route to the Pan American exposition,
Ninrara Falls Muskoka and knwartha
lakes. 1T. Lawrence river ana rapids;
Thousand Islands, White mountains ana
Trunk railway system
ISnr copies Of tourist publications, apply
20 city passenger anu ticket asenr -i9
Clark street. Chicago.
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Ten years ago L
had a sore on my left
temple, which the
doctors pronounced
q cancerous ulcer
It would itch, burn
and bleed, then seah
over, but would
never heal, After
taking s. 8. S. awhile
tho sore began to
discharge, and when
all the poisonous
matter had passed
out it got we'll. I
took IN all about
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Approved:

". \, Qulni0n,
Vice President and Cen Mgr Oh
The Post correspondent Is informed that
NE j. j. Rlwllns succeeds Mr.. Mann as
CHIEF train dispatcher.
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New Trainmaeter on The Central.

Ennis Texas, August 1.-THE following
official notice has been sent out from head
quarters here OF the Houston and Texas
Central railroad:
lion service. Effective August l. 1901.
Mr.. j. p. Mann is appointed train mas
ter, second division, with headquarters at
ton service. Enectice August /. 1901
a.. A. Daffuer.
"Supt. Second Division,
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Az trains aerve ana depart nom the Grand Coo
oral depot except the Missouri, Kansas TeXsS
trains, which have depot In the Fifth ward the In
ternatiVnsi & Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
which use the international and Great Northern de-
pot on Congress avenue. and the Houston East and
West Texas morning train WHICH leaves from and
arrives at the Houston East ana West Texas depot
The Missouri. Kansas & Texas aud Galveston,
Houston Henderson trains PASS the International
and Great Northern depot.
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NOTE--Tralns leaving Houston atA4sp.
N. sna arriving al Houston at l.4sa. m and
so.2s a. n. also rin intD Gtand Central de-
pot departing 10 minutes earlier and arfiv-
Ing ten minutes later than due given above.
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1. a. q, N. II. II.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
raHt Mail to st. Louis and Chicago.
Leave Z. 90 D. m................A Arrive 4. 80 a, m
Lsayo ! 90 a. in........... 81. Arrive 7.15 pm
Coluulhia and vsIaSco TrainH.
Lasye 500 a. m.................hrr arrive 4.4S p. II
Daily Except Sunday.
dave 800 am SUNDAY ony) Arrive AS p.ra-
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

MhILkuhu SGhkuuLE,
H.. a Il. c. n. II.
Grand Central Depot
10 s...-...:.i,0,.oo90a No. s.....,,s.5555se N
hors.......5.OO am NO. to..-.'..-iVo a.
n. a N. q. n. ~.
Houston and New Orleans TRAINS.
Leave. arrive.
No S,...,........s.50p.m No T......9.2sa
No 10 ...s.....6.4sam No. o.......lO SO p N
Nos and no are las, mall and express between The
two cities only and will carry through cars iof par
lss and Denison. going from Houston via the Cen
g., III. q 3. A. nv. "a
Grand Central Depot
California Trains
lssvs. Ills ,. N Arrive. 400 a n
San Antonio Trains.
Isvs..... .....o.<s am rlve......s.o0p -
c., II. a N. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
For Galveston and La Porte.
teaye No. ...o.45a 10 Arrive No. g., 500 am
lLeaye Nor. 500 a. m Arrive No. 2. 900 am
Ssaye No. q. 900 p m Arrive No. =. 1OI5 pm
mos ard runs Sunday only
Nos and daily except Sunday
.o.ssam Arrive. pm
.. A. & A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
t.sys. a. Artye.......o.2sp pm
a q. ST n. n.
Grand Central Depot
MAIN LinS'
tsave........7.45 p m Aulve.......9.2Op pm
Galveston Trnins'
leave .-.......7,0 a. M Arrive. ..,,.. 3.3c p'n
isAVs''..''.'.a'49 ?, :" ." -
haanlonAi SUNDAY SpeS'aS
Leave .......B.55 am ATVe-.,,.... $40 4. m
Leave .....1sO p. m Arrive. $40 p "
Seaside Special arrives l1.3O p. m.
a. bsna, w. ,sin,tes inter- than the .boya
-
n 70 - w IT IA IA
Fifth Ward
- C.,,.,r,
SA"A LINUS"
Nsave sos p m....,,..,......,.. Arrive S.UZ a. %
IShr.vepori Kansas CIV and ClncinnAu)
NJ. X a. II. IL. II.
NJ xr a fr non,. Icffth ward
Leave 0.OS a. Arrive . so q. n,
Leave .O5 p m ,......... .,. Arrive 8 so y N
For Galveston Trains see G., H. x II,
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enAftS pottios, continuing a. ~ -.
time after the sore had healed 20 ~
sure all the poison was out OF nv svSs
tenn Have seen no sign OF the canos-
IN ten years, JoSEPHUS RETn
Cant Audria, - L.
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N., X. ~ n. II. II.
IL, X. 6 II. Depot, Fifth ward.
Leave 0.Os a. Arrive 9 80 a. n
leave !. O5 p m ........ ...,. Arrive 8 so . u
For Galveston Trains see G. II. &H.
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6. ". & II. n. II.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
GalvestoB Trains.
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Nos and 10 are last mall and express between tne
two ciies only, and will carry through cars or Dal-
las and Denlson. going from Houston VIA me @en-
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Fifth Ward.
Leave 700 am Express Train. Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Genital Depot
NAave sos p ui....,,..,......f.. AfrlNe wv %
shreveport. Kansas City and ClneinnAt)
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49, VVNSalhs nothing that could deranoe
tue system. While cleansing he hIaeSS
tt also builds up the general health.
II Yen have suspicious sore or OH.
blood trouble, send for our free boot On
Blood and skin Diseases, and write n Ne
Tor any information or advice wanted 4.
we make no charge for this service.
- Sa9. S2sEI SPECIFIC CO. Ar ANA a.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-10-04
{. D. LitcrarY Meeting.

The Christian EudeayOr Literary Circle
Of the Bethel NJ. T., Church held its first
meeting last TUESDAY evening.
The program rendered was both pleas
ing and instructive. The debate on the
subject ''Resolyed, that the sunday
School is OF more benefit to the chnrch
than the class meeting, ~ was postponed
to next meeting. The reading by a jun
ior Christian Endeavorer merited the
praise received. The Questiun-box
proved the CHIEF feature OF the evenings
entertainment. The questions, How old
is the Church, Is wal Christian? Did
ex-priest Rannie do right or wrong in say
ing the things he did say, when lecturing
in this town? When was the first wheel
barrow made? Where did the first chick
en- come from? The answers to all ques-
tons were given by the President of the
circle Mr.. Samuel Harker, and proved
that much time and thought had been
given to the consideration Of the ques-
lions, The origin OF the wheeled vehicle
was traced to the Egyptians and the
source from which sprung the chicken
was found to be in the reptilian age OF
the world. The questions concerning
war and eX-priest kannie were dealt with
courageously, philosophically psychology
icaIly and with charity and truth, The
next meeting will be on the first Tuesday
evening in October. Any proper question
given to the President during the Intern
will receive careful attention. All are in
vited to attend the circle. Seats free.
ONE THERE.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-10-04

A merry party OF folks gathered at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Garrett Whitesell
Thursday evening of last week, in honor
of the eighteenth birthday Of their daugh-
ter Lizzie. The evening was spent in
playing music, singing and games. After
refreshments was served at a late hour
they departed Tor their homes, wishing
her many more happy returns OF the day,
Among those present were; Nj. aud Mrs,
Whitescll, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brauditt, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Simkins, Mr. and Mrs. ThOm-
as Taylor. Mr., and Mrs, Gideon nolbOw, Mr..
and MIrs. Andrew Nourisun, Mr, and Mrs.
JHuts Hutchinson, AIR, and Mrs, Charles Nun
yam, Mr. and Mrs/Wm. jess, MI. and Mrs.
James CurridenJA Mrs. Lizzie Jaquette, Misses
Mamie Hendrick>un, Katie and ANN Wander
slice, Edith and Hilda ShultZ- Lizzie and En-
ma lUurisun Carrie Erandiil, Gertrude, Dora,
and EeHa holbuw, Martha. lille, Nerna, Liz
Zie and Sarah jess, Myrtle and Lille White
sell, Lizzie and reua Munyan, Me,Srs. John
Cook, Albert Munylu, Bdrline Reed, John
Nipe, George Cook, GeOrge Titus. Walter Allen
William Cats, David kiger, Joseph Johnson,
William Nandcrslice, Edwin Chadwick, Gil
bert Nhitcsell, Harry and George jess, Samuel
Simkiis, Niriau Dolbnw, Robert Philips, John
CUrriden and Harvey Hutchinson. ONE THERE
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BnsG Rail.

The PENIS Grove Jrs. added to their
list of victories last Saturday at the PENIS
Grove Base Ball Park, by defeating the
Pennsville Jrs. in a well played contest
II to u. The stick work was light on
both sides in comparison with other
games the longest hit being a t~hree-bagger
by Stalcup, The Pennsyille team kept
the home team guessing until the ninth,
when Davis weakened and allowed six
runs to be scored and the home team had
the game clinched.
The star feature of the game was made
by A. Smith, when Kennedy knocked a
fly, which every one thought to be a muff,
but the burly left fielder, cool as an
Arctic Iceberg" without any exertion,
nipped it just ashe-feil headlong to the
ground. Reighn twirled with great con-
troll, especially with men on bases. Davis
also pitched a good game until the ninth
inuing. Score;