The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

II. Gibbs and Company; seventh prize, !
pair slippers, donated by Taylor and
Brown; eighth prize 100 Robin HOOD
she lis. donated by Robin Hood Powder
Company; ninth prize, i box cigars. do
mated by Dick Williams; tenth prize, i
uuart whiskey. donated by John e. Ba-
kei.
Fifth event, % targets-First prize.
silk vest donated by ''Schnurman"; sec
ono prize tennis racquet. donated by
Wright and Ditson: third prize, 200 Ideal
shells. donated by J. Eddie Wood; fourth
p;.ae / gun case, donated by L. r.
Stcarns: fifth prize. box cigars, donated
by Polk Miller Drug Company; sixth
p;ize, 100 Robin Hood shells, donated by
Ectir Hood Powder COMPANY; seventh
prize. nat, donated by Cox and Shea;
eighth prize / box cigars. donated by
Branch r. Allen. Fourteenth and Main;
,.lutE prize, ham, donated by v. Hech-
lcr, tenth prize, quart Whisky, donated
Ivy Charles G. Lewis.
Sixth event, . targets-First prize, 1
Ideal rife, donated by Stevens Arms COM
,n,ly: second prize, meal ticket donated
ly Lexington Hotel: third prize, ! load
wocti, donated by Lorraine Coal Com
paty: fourth prize, 100 Ideal shells. do
mated Ky J. Eddie Wood: fifth prize, 1
l,ox Silas johnson cigars, donated by
James Anthony: sixth prize, safety camp
ing axe, donated by Marble and Company;
seventh prize reel, donated by e. S.
Southwortil; eighth prize, dozen sweet
mixed pickles. donated by j. P. Bade-
mech and Sons: ninth prize, 2 quarts whis-
key, donated by Gus e. Delarue; tenth
j., &c. knife. donated by w p. Turner.
Seventh event. 50 targets, club team
r.te-lOO shells to each member of win
nirs team: i Iefevcr gun cleaner to each
member of second team. Teams to con-
sist of five-shootcr. One box cigars do
,aied by Peatrcss and Doane to lowest
Average in six events.
Time permitting, the eighth event will
consist of ten doubles for S. worth Of
laundry Tickets donated by Lexington
I.arr dry.
EVENT FRIES
First, second, third, fourth. fifth and
sixth. events-Merchandse prizes and
sweepstakes; open to all Virginia ANA
teil,s; class shooting: handicap allowance
for prizes Sweepstakes, Rose system
SIS 81.
Seventh event-Club team race ct fifty
targets. One hundred shells each mem
Der of winning team: one Lefever gun
clearer 10 each member of team making
next best score; teams to be of FIVE men.
High average prize-For best average in
all events. except seventh event-a hand
Some pair of cuff buttons, donated by a
friend at the club.
Special event-Timc permitting. ten
"oorbies'. Prize. q S. laundry ticket.
dcrated by Lexington Laundry. Entrance
fee, q cents. No handicaps.
Shooting will begin at $3.50 A. NJ Fri
day morning. The officers of the club
and the Tournament Committee: Officers,
v. Hechler. president; j. A. Purdie, vice
president: ]. A Anderson. secretary and
scorer. II B. Eoudar assistant Secrp-
urer: Office, l7as East Main Street.
Handicap Commit tee-J. C. Tignor. T..
II. Fox, G. D. George. p T. Flippen:
Programme Committee. A. Anderson.
]. c. Tignor. j. A. Purdie. II. C. Bou-
dar.
A handsome programme has been print
ed by the Frank Baptist Printing Com
| pany, whlchnwii1 be distributed at the
grounds. The grounds may be reached
by the Brood Street Traction lines to
E{ShfnaS arako Park. ~