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attend the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk q Co. You will md a complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever. octS Ina
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Now IS THE TINE TO BUY YOUR TICK
Ers IN EXTRA CLASS C.-This great Lot
terry for the benefit Of the Masonic Or
phans' Home, will be drawn in public, in
Atlanta, Georgia, on Wednesday next,
November G. Capital prize, $4,000.
Tickets in this great scheme are only
One Dollar, and can be had Of Mr.. H
Berkele, Agent, q Adams street, until
Tuesday morning, November 5.
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ITO y A L E.
A LIGHT draft stern wheel boat IT.
length us feet. breadth Of beam 2E
feet, depth Of hold 8 feet, width of floor II feet
oren hold abaft Of boiler. Machinery consists
OF two y engines, nine and One-fUurth 80
inch bore and three ~ feet rOk one u doc
tor engine; one Oh five ~ hoed boilers, twenty
(2Dl feet long forty 90 riches in diameter hull
was built BY &esstL Beaupre q K1mball, of
Metropolis, III of the best material, and COM
pleted IN June last. she is now receiving her
cabin and will be ready for bushes by the 10Th
Of October. VIII draw not TO exceed twelve ~
iaches of water. Address,
REED & MANN,
ocl5 SOD cairo Iron Works.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-A very
good audience was present at the New
Memphis thester last night. The cool
weather seemed to have a good effect in
bringing play. goers out. In the sensa-
ton play of Who Killed Cock Robin,
Miss Melville gave an excellent persona
ton of the wilful SataneIla," Miss
Pierson doing HANNAH" admirably f;
Mr.. Roche's " Jack Rsgget" was correct
and good. Pc cg-hOn-td was the after
piece, with Miss Melville as the "Princ-
ess," q character in which she is irresisti-
bic. She was 10 good voice and rendered
her songs most sweetly. Mr.. Ellerton
played the Monarch" and Shirly France
John Smith," both doing their parts
acceptably, The &C mpany was out in al
most its full strength. Tonight Miss
Melville appears IN her great character
Of "Fsnchon the Cricket.D Those who
fail to see her in this part will miss q
treat. The house should be filed.
THE FALL MEETINa.-Ths meeting to
be held on the grounds Of the Memphis
Racing Association, on the second Mon
day in November, under the auspices of
the Turf Congress, promises to be q most
brilliant affair. The track is in most ex-
cellent order; the Superintendent, Capt.
John S. Lail, having given the greatest
attention to his department for months
past. The Ladies' stand has undergone
a thorough repair, and everything done to
render lady visitors comfortable. Ushers
will be in attendance. The grand stand
has also been reftted for the reception Of
visitors. The Secretary, Mr.. Gibson, is
daily in the receipt Of letters from tbs
most prominent turf men OF the country,
giving notice Of their coming. There is
certain 70 be a gathering Of the finest
stock, and all the prominent sporting
men OF the country on this occasion.
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Hats the best and latest styles
at Memphis Hat Company. OPP
Pesite sac square oe3l st
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Cotton and Merchandise Generally,
At Charleston Cotton Shed,
Corner OF Adams ST.. n Charleston Avenue,
ausOtf MEMPHIS, TENN.
Adninistrator's Settlement

In County Court Of SHELBY County.
To the Heirs and Creditors Of ]. c. Anderson,
deceased: DO
NOTICE Is hereby given that 1 have dlei
y settlement Of the estate OF J. e.. Anderson,
deceased, with the clerk Of said court, and thai
I Will apply Tor continuation OF sad settle
ment at The November term 1867, OF said court.
to be held N the first Monday Of said month
in the courthouse In the city Of Memphis.
HENRY T.. JONES,
Administrator with viii annexed.
Approved September Is. 1907:
self Iaw4ws JOHN LEAGUE, Clerk.
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Shaker Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers, Robeson, sneed q Co. ocll II
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Gents dress and business hats
az MeInpll's Hat company cps
posite Court square oc3f6t
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Silk Undershirts ard Drawers,
very low. Robson, SEeed & 10. D
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Land For sale.

FINE KNABE PIANO, 7~-octave, nearly
a new, cost over $50, for sale at a bargain,
Part cash and part time. Apply 70 n. K Ap-
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Buy your fan style hat Of VII
Ter d Leidy. Oc3l st
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ATTEMPT TO BRRAK JAIL.
CITIZENS On
THE RAMPAGE.
Windows and Doors Torn
Asunders

A Regular Fen de jOie, and No
body Hurt-BFickbafs Flying
in All DireefIOns-The Police
and Better Citizens Engaged.
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No Dsceptoa.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down TO lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. octS I'm
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Business Suits, Cheapest in the
city. hobeson Sneed & Co. DELL e
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Ladies visit the fur emporium
and buy genuine fur. MEM
phis Hat Company, opposite the
square. oc3l Ct.
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THE ELDoRADo The proprietors of
the Eldorado Keno rooms, corner OF
Second and Jefferson, with hat spirit OF
charity for which they are well known,
have kindly offered their gross receipts
tonight for the benefit Of the Howard
Association. For so worthy cause, the
attendance at the Etdorado tonight
should be very large.
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Ladies and chfldren's furs. The
fastest and finest In the city,
Memphis HAT Company, eppO,
site Ihe square. oc3l st
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Piano for Sale.

good SECONDHAND BUGGY and HARNESS
Olttle used viii be sold cheap. Apply 70 Tay-
Tor. Cav & Rutland, S4 front street, or
anItf W = RRTTCE 4 ~. Monroe street
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COId.-Ladies can buy the fl
nest furs at Miller a Leidyss,
opposite Court square. Oc3l st
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FOR YAZOO RIVER.
For YicksburgI aud all points on Yazoo and
T~allahatchie Rivers.
Myrtle -..-.-.. -------HARDwToK master.
This elegant passenger packet II
VIII leaVe ~
SATURDAY, I'd Nov, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & Co, Agents'
-OC3i 81 No. 2 jefferson street.
For Vicksburg and all points on Yagoo River
Master.
This elegant passenger steamer r.
will leave ~
SATURDAY, Id Nov, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD a Co, agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets or
oc3l 3t WhRrIboat, foot Monroe street.
For Vieksburg and YszoO River.
Myrtle. ...........-- HsrdWick master
This elegant and swift steamer IT.
viii leave Memphis regularly everyk
SATURDAY, ID Nov, at 5 pm.
LEVY MILLER, Agents,
ocV 28z Front street.
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GAVE BONDS. - The negro Henry
Nicholson, charged with the murder Of
Benson, was before Mr.. Justice Miller
yesterday, ANA gave bonds in the sum Of
three Thousand dollars for his appearance
at the Criminal Court.
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We cannot enumerate the prices of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are the lowest, ia order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk & Co. octS I'm
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs OF tt
IN man Belts, deceased, and all parties con
cerned, that We, as surviving executors Of said
estate, hsVe this day hled cur account as such,
with John League, Clerk Of the County Colrl
Of shelby county, W~hereparties concerned car
come forward and examine same
MOSBY,
ANDERSON c. BhTTES.
Surviving Executors
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GENTS

A Full and Complste Stock at very low prizes
Gents Winter Pants, from 81 IS 70 S a pair
Cloth Cashmere n Velvet Vests, from 81
to s. each;
fine Business Coats, from "a 10 IS 30 each;
Heavy 0gercoats, from 81 to SI2 50 each
Men, Hats, from s. to 81; a
Gents Boots and shOes from P4ufc Auctions
and selling at a Reduction OF regular price,
IA es' ShO-s from Auction
Gents Underwear at a Great REDUCTION;
Ribbons, Buttons, Trimming, etc, a ri
and rOmplete stock, are included in our LAT
purchases, and Will Dc offered at the iame 10y
rates
A dollar saved is two earned. Remembe
this, and buy YOU goods At
ELSON'S MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE,
OcZ 81 Main street.
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Buy your Clothing from Robson,
Sneed & Co.. 3O5 Mai street. oell If
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Furs! furs! fuss! furs! furs!
at Miller e. Leidy's, 800 Vain
street. 7Trrs.. Oc3l ct
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Ladies' furs, all qualities, at
Miller az Leidy's, opposite the
square. Oc3l ct
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i
Store Houses Nos. S5s and SCI Shabby street
Ayso q large once IN the Walker block.
Apply TO THUS n. COChE1
oc5-tf ZsH Main street. up stsiu.
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DEATH OF AN Nj. P.-Patrolman w.
H. Smith Of the Metropolitan Police
force, died yesterday morning. He was
a good officer, ever courteous and oblig-
ing. He was a native Of North Missis-
sippi, and during the war served in the
10th Mississippi Confederate Infantry.
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TOR RENT

EOR RENT
wiss 90 rent 700 acres Of rich Big Creek
LAND. In the Northern portion OF Shelby
comfy. Tenn. It will be routed In large or
small tracts Address
CHAMBFRLAYNE JONES, SR-,
LIZ IL Eara MnrmaleN. IoE g 90.
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For This Week Only
Commencing october sssa.

Commencing October 2Ses.
Best Fast Color Calieos, IZ1Z cents;
Fine Yard Wide Blea med DOmestics, GZ cents
per yard-f rmer price, 20 cents;
All Wool Flannels, 80 cents per yard:
JOurinis KID Gloves. 81 70 per pair;
Whalebons Corsets, 81 Is per pair;
A complete sock of Mourning Goods.
FIN BrOWn DOmesties, lZk cents per yard:
satinet for Mems and Boys Clothing, 3 cents
Fer yard.
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L . r s A L E.
Twelve Mol Billiard Tables for sale. For
particulars, inquire 81 D. EVANS,
oe4l I'm II Monroe street,
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TO E N I

TO
Two large and splendid Halls at No q Sec
ond street. IN Adams Block, suitabiel or LteLAly
tnrsS. fairs. etc. VIII be rented Ieasoneo!y'
Inouire OF N. Hill, Main street, webster block
sell
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Memphis and White River
Packet Company.
The Steamers
-
OZARK. ROWENA. COMMERCIAL

WILL form a trf-weekly line betweeA Mem
w phts and White river, leaving Memphis
everv TUESDAY, tau kSDAY and SATUR-
DAY at o'clock pm.
JOIN B. DAVIS. Sup't.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents, 282 Front st.
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Mink, sable and fitch furs the
finest at Miller ~ LeidY'ss
oe3i ct
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o LIE - H
FOR TERM OF
y VTAFSy

FIVE YEARS,
THAT most desirable and centrally located
Hotel. called HOTEL DE
The Furniture, Of every kina' now useu IN
sired. For terms OF Leese apply a. tne 3uoeOI
KENNY & POTTER,
KIT Williams BlOcks
o,f n Corner Second and Madison SIS
TOR RENT
STORES and OFFICES in Bethell,s New
Building, on the corner Of Main and Sout1
BETHEL. or S. p WALKER. JE-, In rooms
No 1Eud 2 NY = ~
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FOR RENT.
EoR t.

The elegant new building NO. Towards
ow. three stories high. with good cellar.
arnly Ia n. L. MEACHAM,
o-z9u No. Union street
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FOR LOUISVILLE.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR NEW

For New Orleans.
u. s. Mcdonald mastsl
Leaves Memphis for the absve A.
snd intermediate points
THURSDAY, 3lst inst, at 5 pm.
". JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
Cc30 2t Star WhaTfbOat.
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FOR SALE.
10. BANFTL q q.

established bnelr omce In Titus
were they may be found by parties Interested,
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CITY MATTERS.
Memphis and ohio Railroad.
mississippi and Tennessee RaIlrOsd.

IL ARRrvE. DKPART
4 Maj Express 500 pm. 1909 I'm.
Fxnress t0.45 am 400 pm
Ram n JONE. GenY8 upt,
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Trunks. Valises and Rage. Robe
son. Sneed & Co. ocI1 tt
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centrally located business house on Front
Row. Possession given Immediately.
ocg-tf NV. PAGE, in.
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OUR Buyerin New York having bough'
during the resent Break,' q large Stock o
Goods at Panic Prices, We shall q
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ANNoUNOEmENT
LoST--FOUND.
|, E

coz r r. " A
sfrsved or stolen about the 18th ofthis month,
f-7r, Commerce street. near the bayou, one
Tarae Mouse colored MARE MULE, shout ~
Tesrs cd. with \ sore on her shoulder, caused
from draw saddle. The above reward viii Be
rad for The delivery Of the same at GAL
BREETH STEWA &Cnrs. oc241w
I . T
On saturday night, a Setter DOG, brown al
over except on the breast and end OF the tad,
which Is grey Had on q black leather collar,
with. large iron ring. A hber lreward viii be
paid FOR the recovery OF the Dog.
"A. b. HULLER,
or9A I've lF3 Main street.
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New Orleans Express, daily. s.45 am. SPIN. :
Freight, daily Except sub
a To Commence Saturday, OrtODer 18TH, 1907.
A. &. LIVERMORE. Gen1 Sup't-
q p. OAKLEY. Gen. Ticket AFt. ocl9
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RIVER MATTERS.
AND RIVERS.


A strong cold wind set in on Tuesday
night, which lasted during the day yes
terdsy, and frost was visible on fences,
ETC., in the suburbs. Such day as the
one just passed, though very severe upon
those who are III, will do as much II not
more TO remove disease than 3 heavy
frost. Should the wind lay, bronze John
will have received q check by this MORN
ing which will knock him out Of time.
The feeble effort made by the Ohio to
swell has been abandoned, and that
stream is at a stand with Twenty-Five
inches in the canal at Louisville. By a
private dispatch from Pine Bluff We
learn that the Arkansas has twenty
seven inches to that point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Pilgrim, Arkansas river.
Henry Ames. New Orleans.
ROats I'm Pors.
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posite Court square oesf6t
Shaker Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers- Hobeson, snesd q 90. ocll tt
Hats the best and latest styles
at Memphis Hat Company. OPP
Pssite LHe squHre- OeSl ct
attend the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk & Co. You will md a complete
stock Of Dry Goods 81 lower prices than
ever. octS Ina
BEAD the advertisement Of
Rice, silk a CO. Their immense
Will be closed 0ut regardless Of
cost, 10 outline fetatE trade.
oeaSim
SILK Undershirts ard Drawers,
very low. Robson, sEeed & 60. y
octh If tta
Buy your fan style hat Of MI
Ter d Leidy. OcSI ct
BUSINESS Suits, Cheapest in the
city. Hobsson Sneed & Co. Oell tf
LadfPs visit the fur emporium
and buy genuine furr. MEM
phis Hat Company, opposite the
square. oc3l OF.
Trunks. Valises and Rage. Robe
son. Sneed B. Co. ocI1 tt
Mink. sable and fitch fmrs the
finest at Miller a. Leidy's.
oe3l Ct
Buy your Clothing from Robson,
Sneed & Co. 3o5 Maia street. oelI If
Furs9 furs! fuss! furs! furs!
at Miller q Leidy's, 800 vain
street. oc3l ct
We cannot enumerate the prices of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are the lowest, ia order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Stix~& Co. octs I'm
Ladies' furs, all qualities, at
miller az Leidy's, opposite the
square. Oc3l Ct
No Decsptoa.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down TO lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. oets I'm
COId.-Ladies can bUy the fl
nest furs az Miller a Leidyss,
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RALPH W~oRAELEY, LEvIJ JOY,
VS.. PICKETT, ]. ID. UssERT
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Memphis, October 80, IS :.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-06-15
a ynBu.WOlE.

Rev. d. Butler, the we'll known Methodist
missionary who established the mission OF
that church in India, In 1855, recently re.
turned to this country. He makes the fol
lowing statement of remarkable case: In
1859 a British soldier, while bearing dis
patch from one magistrate to another in the
kingdom of Dude, passed an unfrequented
ravine, where he saw pack of wolves, and
with them human being, evidently one OF
their company. Immediately turning back
he reported the circumstance to the magis-
trate for whom he was travelling. The lat
ter forthwith mustered number Of Coolies
and went to the place. The pack of wolves
fled short distance and sought refuge in a
sort of cave or den. Beginning to dig, the
party soon discovered the feet of the wild
man, and, drawing him forth, succeeded in
binding and carrying him to the town. DIR.
Butler has seen him often since, aud says
he is evidently man, and at the time of
his capture apparently about twenty -four
years of age. -a .'...'Hn 5.a
The captured creature at first violently
resisted the attempt to put clothing upon
him, but after a while ceased to tear the
garments. He is now kept by gentleman
in the city of Thaje Vampore, some eight
hundred miles west of Calcutta. When
first taken he was unwilling to eat any,
thing hut raw meat, and has never been able
to speak or make any approximation to a
knowledge of the alphabet If any one
looks earnestly or sharply at him, he ex-
presses his annoyance by half-uttered
grunt, Immediately turning away and set
tling upon his launches in corner of the
room. or lies down. He eats his food off
the ground, and although human being, is
in habits wolf, with the instincts of that
beast o..
This is certainly an anomalous fact in
history, although it is said that four simi-
lar cases are known to have occurred in
India, presenting the. same general facts.
Wolves abound in India, where the in
habitants live wholly in the cities and
villages and at the approach of night all
persons employed in the open country retire
to these clusters of houses, or huts, and
these rowing and ferocious animals find free
range. 1t frequently happens that wolf
steals into house and carries off child.
So frequently is this the case, that in the
schedules furnished for recording the NOR
tality in each place, one column is headed,
Carried of by wolves" .H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-06-15

The French iron man, N. Schneider, who
Is also President of the Corps Legislatif, has
expended on his display in the Paris Exhi-
bition $4,000. The firm of Schneider tS
Son employs 10000 men--1O,OO0 10 mines
and 10000 in foundries, rolling mills, etc.
As Mrs. Betsey King, wife of Lemuel
King, of Sunderland, VT, was sitting near a
window of her kitchen one day recently,
she noticed that one of her shoe strings was
united and stopped over to tie it, and at
that instant rifle ball passed through the
window and also through the stove pipe,
lodging in the wall of the room. Had Mrs.
King been sitting in an upright position,
the ball would have passed through her
head. e-
There is said to I've an unusual emigration
from New England West this year. Tho
Yankees are being crowded out by IN in
coming foreign population in The manufac-
turing towns, and while they leave the in
delibe impress of their character upon
Eastern society, they are carrying the Puri-
tan leaven with new energy into ell other
parts of the country ILL., Fl.t -rr .t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-06-15


General Grant has accepted an invitation
to visit Gettysburg on the Goth inst. ED
During the month of April, 1867, 25.45S
acres of the public land were disposed Of
Gotteib Williams was hung at the Phila-
delphia County Prison, on Tuesday week last,
for the murder of Mrs. Eliza Miller.
The latest telegraphic advices from Oma-
ha report an Indian raid on the Pacific
Railroad, twenty miles west of Julesburg.
There were rumors af1oat at Omaha of the
massacre of coach load of passengers on
the I'd inst. Generals Sherman and Augur
have repaired to the scene of disturbances.
A general panic prevails on the plains
The purchase of Russian America by the
United States has just been formally ac-
knowledged by Secretary Seward and Baron
Stoeckl. 10 ... =. ..
Give strict attention to your own affairs,
and consider your wife IS one of them.
A Hindoo philosopher, in giving rules for
the selection of a wife, says, "above all
things the gait of girl must resemble that
of young elephant" @
The New York Commercial Adue,tiser
states that onehalf to two.thirds of the city
of Charleston, S. c., is owned by Frazier,
firm paid taxes on $l4,000,000 worth of
property in South Carolina during the past
year.
The prospects of Wendell Phillips remain
ing dissatisfied man were never more bril-
liant that now. He declares he never will
be satisfied till black man is nominated
for Vice President of the United States
The grasshopper panic is over in Kansas
and Missouri. The long cold and wet
spell of weather" has etfectually disposed
OF them. Ts ..I .., ..g9. .1 .F...
A week ago housekeepers were in panic
because flour was rising. Now SPECTATORS
are in panic because il is falling +.
The largest woman in Maine is Miss Syl,
via Hardy, of Wilton, who is seven feet
high and weighs $50 pounds. 200. ,-
In Indiana lately, y stirred" husband sue.
ceeded in getting q divorce from his wife
because she had cold feet. f
Judge Derickson, of Meadville, is report.
ed to have declined being a candidate for
the Supreme Bench. He is one of the COM
missioners to revise the laws of the State.
New oil wells are being daily "struck" in
the petroleum region, but the fact is not
powerful enough, TO revive tie oil specula.
uon, That bubble is bursted. 'i -'-.r
A girl In Springfield, Mass, applied to
her teacher for leave to be absent half day,
on the plea that they had company at home.
The teacher referred her TO the printed list
OF reasons that the School Committee think
sufficient to justify absence, and asked her
II her case came under any of them, She
| naively replied that it might come under the
head of''Domestie Affiiction,"
William B. Astor, of New York, returns
to the assessor Of internal revenue an Income
Of six hundred and aighty,one thousand
three hundred and ten aasIsrs for the year
carry, for doing which he only gets yiotusis
aud clothes