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, 1875-09-30

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, 1875-09-30
SPORTING NEWS.

BASE BALL.
TtiE aT. LoCiR CLED DEFEATED,
tpstsat [Hspateh to Ths Chieaac Tribune.
Sr, Lorls, Sept 2y.-Ahout 1000 poope wit
messed thu baso ball game buswoon tho st. Lol,is
and Philadelphia Clubs. Tho Kanc Mas cal1od at
8 o'clock, and tho rh!tadeIphiaa weso sont to tho
bat. Tho DsownB purforued their part 1ntsora-
bly,, especially Iearco aud Seward. THO former
WAS charged wsh three errors and tho inter with
rix. Cuthbert anl WAitt did tho besl playing III
tho ninc, md Guilty" somewhat rcGained hls
old reputation. ~ hs tna,lo three coan hits with
falling st1ocs, and soizcd upon difficult fg
bradley At ttmca pitched exceedingly Wild
and let one nan IN. Ho~ardd play
uas miserable. no having lot every difficult bail
pass him At critical points OF thu game. G'ho
only redeemi,g trait Ut Ii. game to-lay was
his magnificent throwing to bases. lilo 10 Almost
perfect in that, and ilas nos i,ln'lo hn error IN
mtstudgng tho distance yet. Following Is tho
ecofp hy innings:
fnninaa- . Z 1 4 0 81 0
fhi!idelphlas. s.n..n.....a ! ! l -
usuwus.. 0 D u 2 0 o s D-6
I1N'ls carred-fhi!adc.phIast &; Nrowns, 8.
Ii,ht NJ gh,nt-1 h01rs aud Is muutes.
U,amrt-lowers, Of the brooklyn A1isnt.cs.
The st. Louis Club left for Chicago tonight.
Observation-Disclosures,
1sosTnS, atan1., Sept. 29.-1}ase Dhll: nostone
4 kln1tforts, l.
, 1875-09-30
THE WARD WILL CASE.

SRea1 DE3bds1H q 7Fe CH4Fdd5 7FI1HN.
DETROIT, Mich, Sopt. 2o.-Tho testimony In
the Ward will case to-day all wont to nas1ato
Capt. Wards utteranccs iu boha1f Of Spiritua!-
ism, and tLe incidents OF lis visits to various
mediums hero aud elsewhere. An album Of
spirlts' photographs which was owned by Capt
Ward VIA produced with pictures painted by
spirits, to shor that his faith III tue doctrine waB
abiding. somo Testimony was given also rs 10
the Iusauity OF tho uue'os anl cousins OF Capt.
Ward. Mr.. notaeyn finally closed with a prom
Tue to Introduce moro hereafter from members
OF tho family itself.
, 1875-09-30

and aRkrd to 10 rrntccsod+ Thcrn nrn nearly
2nn0 Whito mon i'll tho Chickasaw Nation, In
violation Of tho intefGoursa 1nw.
TtRt.oMIs,3o. I. T., Sept. ~ vim MCsNoi.E, !.
r.. seft. 2a.--- rho Ch,tkataw National GoanclE
havo appointed! Special Commissioner to act in
tnt,ltil NTH tho Choctnw Nntiun. AMI ectlo tlln
rthtus Of tho colored population nf ttioBp Sa-
moot United ssatcs Special commissioner
hhniika, aud it Ia 10 h. hopcs! tho Choctau Nation
Mill meet them half wny. md dlspnrc of ttp
Troublesome question. Wu arc informed that
Gov Coleman will recommend It to tho Choctaw
Council tn hs message Of Oct. 1.
, 1875-09-30
KANE COUNTY, ILL,

SptesaE Dispafea 10 The Chttaoo TFlbN0e.
GENEVA, H.. Bops. 20.-Tho Kaue County
tuonsy-foursh animal fals opened to-day. Tic
prospects, nro that tho fair wll bo grand suc-
ccsB, and tho beat ono held in tho county this
yoar The Aurora mud Elgin fairs have bcon I'LL
opposition to tho Gcno7a fair for tho last six
yeart, but they Lavo now failed. rooplo arc
coming from all parts Of tho county to attonl-
not mucl, to tho tia stock. oto., rs 10 keep
mp tl1o old Kane County fair. llorHe-lacing nnd
tie baeo bali tournament conmence tomorrow
{Thursdny.) tho result Of which will nppoar III
Frlay'B TAtbuSE. Tho entrlos arc vol iiilod.
md BY to-day noon tho fair will 10 In its height
, 1875-09-30

.S"fs - fHIh'
Speetat Nspafeh 10 The Chtfuoo TfsbMn<.
KEoKux, Ia.. 6eps. 29.-The Iowa State Fair is
pronounced aucceas-over 10000 people were
in at!endanco so-day. Sooner won tho ESQ trot-
ting race. Vllllsea Maid second. Tho race for
tsotting stallions WIS won by Iowa Chief, Of this
city; Pilot Temple Aeoond. Time, 2:.oi(, 2;3G,
and 2;374. Lady Elgiu won the pacing race.
Mrs. l.. a. Kimberly. OF Woss Liberty, ard J.
H. Kissingnr, Of Carksvile, Mo-, carried on
near!Y all tho premiums Oh short horns. To-
MORROW will 10 tho biz day.
, 1875-09-30

BaIpoEPonr, Bopt 29.-Ana1vED-W. J. Roe-
buck Utica, 5000 bu GOTH; Montreal. Ostana,
5,oo0 bu cora; Chicago Uolle, Utica, G,10o bu
corn; dlpscy Queen. Ileury, g.oo0 bu corn
prop Victor. Hourly. 1000 bu coru, Thomas
Scott, Matsetlles $500 bu corn; Monte Csiato,
bu oats Fiest National. birds Bridge. 0iMp bn
oats; prop luuy Iros., Kankakee Fodder, 100 ou
corn. l.400 bu oats; prop Montauk. Lockpo1t,
5.GG6 bu uAts, 1877 brls tlour. 40 brls meal.
CLKAnED-Omsba, Morris, 80. 150 It lumber;
Belle france, Norris, 1896 II lumber, 7,700
, 1875-09-30

EseY drop Of thc Har.sparllIIan Hcsolvent cotoaai
snt9; @ tIhsxh the nl,5 swes nsns. and eths. aat.
tho Mestea of tho body ~lih and soln in1etl.I
Hc0fnIa rynalls, cnsumptt1r, 1landulnr d-eA,s ne1
ohoe parts q the syatetn cygt. srur1ars,s ds
f1 the eaIs. Aaa 100 wnfst forms Of akia d.!
,hsu,n: et3.!pnlas asho black 'pot;. worm. - dah
painful dtsctargcs. night swea. loss of aosm lid ii
wastes o 7 f9 principle, within tho curative rans
w provo to aty po!son u4!Eit for othos dssass IL
II tho pa.iont daily boeo.olaF induced by the ws.ta
and decomposition that Ia eastlnuay progressing,
With n.tenA! mAds from hoalthy -st tals ia
sa1sapaFilllan VII aud does reopto.a ouso esrtAla
sas!on sod .Hoccods h a,ini,hinx no los. q s:stt
fo"l hlmart gtnminn betteF and stronger Inn nod d.
Increasing. - .
Not only dne4 tho Batsapaalllan NosoIssut s1oei su
knaNn rcI.cdal ARnnts In tho care q Chc, crotlos
aud Skin diseAsss but IL tho bay p
tire cure for
, 1875-09-30

MANCHESTER. n H.. Sept. 29.-The sky was
overcast this morning, end : sliaht rain fell.
scientists had male very accurate preparations
10 take observations and secure photographs OF
tho various PHASES Of the eclipse OF the suu. but
were only abls 10 discssu shadoxy outline OF
tue l,ng A. il approached mud passed oYos. Al
though SCIENCE ga'us but little. enough was saen
70 verify, almost 10 second, the predictions Of
tho astronomers.
, 1875-09-30

KALAMAZOO.
Srrctat htputch to Tlls Chicago Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Sopt. 29.-Thoro ARC 1900
entries ut tho Fair, which is success. Thoro III
tho bost show Of fruit ever n,ado here. Other
departments arc we!l represented. 4. H.Smltll.
Of the firm Of A. II. l. E. l.. Btnlth, tho largeet
tniserB OF thoroughbred cattle IN Western Mich
igau, died thia 1noruluR, 80 their hogd will not
be exhibited.
money and premium.
, 1875-09-30

50et1a7 UiIU0lch 70 TIC ENEod0o 7T16ufN
INDIANAPOLIS, Hept. 29-yhe attendance on
tho State Fair las 'been quito large to-day. and
prospects Hoom to Indicate that this mock will
equal in intoEest and attendance any former
State Fair. Tho display Of liyo stock and farm
machinery never wes bottar, although the Ex-
position has not internally recovered from its
failure.
, 1875-09-30
SUICIDE.

DxrRot7. Mich. sspt 29.-Ths body OF Frank
La Fountain. tho young bauk-talleE. ot Monroe.
who 30 myeteriously disappeared threa weeks
ago, xas discovered il corn-aald yesterday, q
nlileu from that city, whess 10 had committed
, 1875-09-30

Spettal Dispatch to The Chicoeo Tribune.
WINoNA, ILL.,, Sept. 2Q.-The Wenona Union
Fair continues moro than usually ancccssful.
There veto fifty entries Of horses that could not
bo accommodated with stalls. The liorat hull IL
ovorrun with tdo finest DISPLAY wo have ever had.
Tho attendance to-lay was very lnrgo, and tho
show Of horsos and cattlo attracted i great deal
OF attention.
There we're oight ontrfes in tho tbrce-minuo
trottng 1aco for puFse Of $3.50, whicl, was won
by Nortlo iu thteo etraight heata. Timu, 2:5l14;;
4:5i2i, 2;51. Finlau took second money. and
Iowa third.
Tomorrow and Friday will DO grand days.
, 1875-09-30

NEW YORK AND THE NATIONAL CENTENNIAL.
Nav YoRr Sept. 20.-Ex-Gov. nlgler reports
that the National Centennial collection 10 this
city, to date. amounts 10 $3.50 0UU.
, 1875-09-30
THE TRIGGER.

MATCH TOO POOR To he BEronTEp.
!7n,e,nl Edspatch to The Ch,caan tribune.
CnaMrAloa, ILL.,, Sept. 2o.-Tho shooting
match in this city today between tho Decatur
Shooting Club aud the Grand rrairio Club of
this city was won by the former, tho match
standing: Decatur, AZ; Champaign, 3s. Tho
shooting wns 30 poor that neithor party claim
any crodit. The losing club arc entertaining tho
wiunora and their other guests by grand b1p-
quot at Tho Doano House tonight.
, 1875-09-30
A centennial TEA.PARTY.

Spttiat Ntspateh to Tie Chiedqo Tribune.
IyDIASApoLIs. Sept. 29.-Tho ladiaB' Centon-
NAL tea-party opened Lcro tonight. and, al
though the weather was not very pEopitsous, the
attendance was larye. Theirs WAS an old court
recorton by Gen. and Mrs. Washington. anil
oh-time mualc and dancing. Tho party will
continue through tomorrow and night.
, 1875-09-30

spettat Dispateh u Ths CAtcaaa 7ribu,<.
ALTON, ILL.,, Sept. 25.-This evening. jast
about O'Clock, Stroot-C Commissioner John 8lul-
lou fell dead in Wagner'a quarry Of 4pople1y.
alr. Mullen WAS an old resident OF this city. and
was very much respected by almost everybody.
lie was 55 yeasa old, aud leaves a largo family.
, 1875-09-30

RNNWOEPH IpUNI T, Ill.
6petiai Dtspateh to ihs Chicago IribuHe.
srAnTA. ILL.,, sspt. 20.-Tho twonty-fourth
annual exhibition Of tho Rauloiph County
Agricultural Board opened to-day as this place.
anu tho outlook Is splendid. Tho entries OF fast
horses. cattle. shoep, hogs, and poultry arc
and mechanical departments aro also woll repre-
Hented.
Tue spa.ta Fair is the Oldest and most populnr
exhibition ia Southern Illinois. and tho crowds
Of people iu attendance are immense.
, 1875-09-30
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Wonb Dtssssca, dtnvol, Dabote, nsoet,
saso, aIninuea snh in III whore tlcre bHsk.
dIat dsnosits os to Waef + thtsk uloYdJ mltsd H.
sk. thcrr u ofbi dark. h{ljoua sppear.nse ~
whfto bousu.t doto4ts. aud wtsn tlsFe rarkanf,
Of tho back and Aionx The lolua.
Tuner of Twelve fca7ss Growth Cnred ~
iAdwny'n RcAnlvont.
NEvERLr, AIaas., Julr t. lso.
Dlt. RApWAT: hsEb hal oEarssn III sbs of1da
and bowels All tho ducaes said 'tthsfp no htp e!
IT," t4ed oFetIth that reoonMsndaa, but nHa;
Ing te!psl u!e. saw seuI Hsso1, ont. and thou1asl
you'd n Y. bnt n.d ne i.,th Il u besauas ~ -
I'D oag b2t o KadS., ~. and two bot!ss & ~,
Or fo and tee eetto5 smarter, and h.pp.s' thia
hzso nE twulvo yoAEs Tho wnrnt tun,or was ~ tno ~
The bsns8t Of tthsrs You p9b!Iah u II 10y chons
Price. Il peE bottis.
, 1875-09-30

WAsnrsoros. D.. Sept. 3o-1 q. rn.--For tho
Lako Region. rain, followed By partly o1ouly and
slightly cooler weather, brisk and high south
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
tulcAuo Aopt %
, 1875-09-30
THE NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL WAR.

New ORLEANS. Sept. ga msss-meotlng Of
citizens wss held tonight At Lafayette Square,
called 10 protest egainst the action Of lha City
school Board III disch.rsinR without CAUSE mauy
nlosltotous teachers 10 mako way for othars H.
experienced and Incompetent agaiust the un-
just aud improper composition Ut said Board.
and i&s notorious ,ncaracity, immortality. and
pattfsanship; to IemHnatraso against ita por.
potustiuu, and dtmaud Ita 1esgpntIon, Tho
meeting was largely attended. 4 series Of
resolutions in accordance with tho spirit Of tho
call were adopted bpasclles wore made bY
Prot. Alex. Del!ilty and O. r. Buck. aud lette1s
read from the lsay. Dss. Palmer and Uulord. The
Resolutions declare ths people Ire not actustsl
By party consideration.
The fourth resolution reads,
Rsto4ssd, 1hAt other means failing 10 sdIuat tbs
lchto usttsx. We declare purpose to tsyt tho
courts Of shs unitad alte4 tho eonsssutonAy Of tbs
school st. which W havs good behave 10 bs
unconstitutional, VIZ know u ao " unlnst aud OPP
Hssss&4s.
, 1875-09-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

AoSstIK, Sept. 2o.--6teamshr utopln, from
no" York, has arrived. Scotia aud Nova
acos!an. IRON BALTIMORE. llays arrived,
,S EEw iohs. hspt. 29.-Asz,sol1 steamship
, 1875-09-30
WELlAND CANAL IMPROVEMENT.

OTTAWA, Ont, hopt 29.-Iho contract awanl-
Cd to Dcnisnn, Ieudsr Il Co. for section Of thu
Wclland Canal improvement has beon Cancelled
ou account Of serious charges brought agaIuat
Aem by tho Skake ul Nov York
, 1875-09-30
MACouplN COUNTY, ILL,

SNtM9 UWl&1feH 70 7ht lHIcu00 7T1bUn@.
CARIlNy1LLE, ILL.,, Sept. 29.-Tle MacoupIn
County rsr commenced yesterday, with small
attendance. ulanY people being kopt away on 20.
count Of the sickness prevailing.
, 1875-09-30

WEST B1DE VI. NORTH B1pE.
Representative guoit-p1Rycrs from tho West
and North Sides will contest match for $500 3
sldo tomorrow afternoon at q o'clock at Cooks
ground, No. 1871 Weat Madison street.
, 1875-09-30

3pfcaI Dlap07ch "a 7Kd CHtc0Qo 3F!b'inf.
FnEEroRr, ILL.,, Sops. 20.-Tho running race,
for plirHe u S200. was won hy Alco Ward
tir,., 5ltS. 53 aud 81. This WAS AIice'B eighty
fourth raco. She Ina lost seyon. Owned by Me.
Uutchef. Of Comanche. In. Tho rncos for
purse of 3700 md $500 woro postponed till
Thursday ut o'clock. -Four will run In the for
NOR mud two in tho lattor.
, 1875-09-30
THE TURF.

Hor.DsMtrH MAID TitoTs IN $40.
iSpteiat Distatch t' Ene ChIcaao TRIBUNE.
DAYTON, O., Sept. 29.-It IL estimated that
there woro ffon 10000 10 l3.u0o people IN tho
Southern Ohio Fnis Grounds to-lay. Bpocial
trot, premium Of e2oo0; Goldsmith a1ald to
beat her time Of last year on the pae track, with
running nato. Three heats woro tsottod
undor ruost unfavorablo circumstances. Yhoio
was high wind unl tho Maid was suffering 30
ycrely from sicknoss. Time, 2:2y14, 2:1i, 2;4D1{.
Tho pacing rnco, FREQ fur all. purse Of 24U1,
was exciting, aud was won by hay Sally; Rcc-
on5. Sleepy George. limo. 2;32i11, 2:31, and
, 1875-09-30
Relics II Peter shu Croux.


Inc dAsroveff OF certain furniture xn4 other
property eeionslLE 10 petor the Great, In tho
very house he oe4gp1ed during his visit to Lon
don IN ld9a, gives vivid uotion u tho stability
Of lhiugs in that ggeas city. Iheso a.t.cl,s s,ua
bookcase, and Elds-boari Of aask-eolo1ed oak
together with straps. tantenod With hcadet] hoi.s
aud With wronght-iton hinges. Yhu iucuxn,to
"Cxar Of Auacovy.A ~ he was callel hiu,salf
mada this chest aud carved the oaAuu furnitnTa
xAlch l,o had lughly decorated with tho iim.sis,.
eaglu aud coat by q pa.ntpr named Jol,n
t3,nIth. All this and much s::.Ea saa ful, nes
forth It the time iu the Hazefts. TIE nrtlcIrs
have lain unclaimed. Alsd cuusldsred o,ete lutu.
bur, III house on Great To~or Street. xhlcA ne
occupied pofore hls visit to John Evelyn, xle.
hu aud his hBlf-cly,ltzei suite treated t4t wuf.
thy gentleu,an's gards,, W basbarousiy. oos
stanlsl slaua. y PoIs hAx found them. at1d E1,,-
sAu Ilobe III Lpl1dut, has bought the1u u ire
sent tu tho present Car, who Will plnca tAetn
With otlIss tsl!cs Of Potter III Moscow.
, 1875-09-30

We don't oxs that house anything" sald =
produces uarchans, looking ruxzed oTeF ! lettas
flotn the Nest. "We hayo rendered aoouank
OF sales Il al corn. oats, aud wheat reco.ssd
+ut realtssd ayerJ osns les4 comnisslons"
''ioa, 81 ;" said tue bookkeepes. "bus the due
Ia on tie Eyo.'
, 1875-09-30

Tho following aro the newEy-slected officers Of
tho ksnkstse County Agricultural Doaru Pred
ideut Hazard Worsell Secretary, John Dale
41eaAUzet, John Du1hau+
, 1875-09-30
FEVER AND AGUE

ss,s. ana AFne ~ cured e; y eent Thsro not.
a! Al! other nsfariou+ hiiM., -i. Ypllnia Jslv
;nd tthnr fpveFr tsldod hy Rad~sy1 p;, t,aaioxs :;
Bold BY Dr1vxi4t4.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-07-29

Our museum of agricultural Won
ders is constantly receiving accessions.
Since our last issue, Alderman Lusk
sct,t RS a r-,cnstrosity in the corn line.
1t seems the tassel has turned I'd corn,
every tassel being an ear, the whole
covered with large bunch of silk, as
thick and fine as a maiden's tresTs.
Mr. Thomas Killen brought us a
bean twenty-three inches long.
Mr. James Scott, three miles east of
town, sent us a stalk of German mil
let seven feet and one inch long.
DR. Boyd, who seems to know our
weakness, presented us with fine lot
of large, ripe tomatoes last week.
Mrs Rankin has the thanks of our
better half fer tomato which weighed
over enc pound
Mrs w. E. Reeves sent us one %
those non-descript punches of corn
described above. Well, We reckon our
corn eventually will all TURF to ear.
Mr. r. z. Jcnes, three miles rorth
of town, brought us a beet which
MEASURES eighteen inchesin 'circumfer-
enee.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-07-29
FOCAL NOTICES.
BugSies. Harness. cic.


One of the largest manufactures Of
.buggies, wagons, harness, c6ffinSS ;etc.
in the State is right here in Villain.
Rev. j. ii. Holt stared few years
since on a very small Scale; now he has
shop room and facilities for a63sit Fifty
hands. His work is put up in Che best
manner, with thoroughly seasoned
tunber, and his prices are the very
lowest. He also keeps groceries and
supplies at'bottoin figures, and makes
special offers to Changers; lie sell:
test Sovereign wheel buggy at S125,
Warranted three years; good new bug
gv, sfo0; ne1 Hack, $50; twO-horse
wagon, $50 to $751; =one-horse wagon,
s45; fills old buggy IRONS gu and out
for $40, and warrants thein for one to
Two years; paints BiIggies far sS to SD;
saddles, 81. 30 to Sc; brides, S1.35 to
$3.50; window sash, 10x14and l0x1S,
s.. soto 50. 70; doors, fourpanel, ESQ;
bacon hams cheaper than the cheapest;
knives and forks, sI.25 to Sis; tum-
blers, 5 cents apiece, lamp ehitcpeys,
z cents; two-pound can oysters, 2Oc;
candy, 25c; pepper 30c; soda crack
ers, s to 10c; pepper sauce, two boisles
for 25c. 1000 bushels Wheat want
ed. Highest market 'i,rice psid for
Wheat, Chickens, Butter and Lgts55s.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-07-29
Re,Eioss Services.

Rev. J w Written, of the North
Alabama Conference, preached at the
Baptist church last Saturday night.
Rev. E. B. Plummer, of the Hunt
ingdon circuit, preachedat the Methe-
dist church Saturday night.
Rev. DIR Jones, President of the
Memphis Conference Female College,
at jackson; occupied the Baptist pull
pit Sunday morning, and Rev. I. L.
Beard, of Paris, at hight.
Rev. w. G. johnson, editor of The
Memphis Western Methodist, preached
morning ard night at the Methodist
church Sunday.
Interesting Sundv-schooi exercises
we're ,1tid at the Methodist church
Sunday morning, participated in by
the school from the Baptist church.
Excellent addresses were delivered by
Prof. Hanna, of sait;llo, and Mr. T:
F. Lilly; e Sandy Hill,
Rev. II NJ. Sears, of Salem Circuit,
preached at the Methodist Monday
night.
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OVER THE COUATY.

Or Maxwell Is to make a grange
speech at Zion next Saturday.
A man named Williams was found
prostrate with hemorrhage of the lungs
in Humboldt last week.
Too much rain in the country for
the unthreshed wheat. Nearly halt
the Drop is yet in the field.
A cudnty Grange was organized at
Trenton on Wednesday of last week,
with w. j. Davidson, of Dyer Station,
as Master.
We understand that little son OF
Thomas Sullivan, who was playing
with some chitdfen at Wyatt Betty's,
three miles northeast of town, last
Friday, was terribly bitten by saw.
age dog. He was bitten in three OF
four places on the arm and head, and
fears are entertained that he may moi
recover. The dog was killed.
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cARRoI1, Irr.s.

We understand there 10 -German
millet a few miles east of here, just
over the line, that viii yield three
tons TO the acre.
The levee at Da4is;s mill, rear
McLeinoresville, was washed out Iast
week, stopping the mill temporarily.
The track and trestle of the NJ. &
l.. road, short distance this side of
Mckenzie, was badly damaged by the
rain last Friday night. TWAS speedily
repaired, though, and the Saturday
evening trains passed over on time.
Huntingdon has quintette cornet
band.
The Times says Jim Motion, the
negro who was recently shot at that
place, has died. No clue has yet been
obtained to the murderer.
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of religion throughout the year.
Adopted.
The following delegates were elcce
cd to the Anndhl Conference. j I
Irion,. local elder, F f Porter, A G
Hawkins and j M Alexander. Alter
mates, G WRogers and w ] House.
The Committee on Sabbath Schools
reported in the district 70 Sunday
schools, E9 Officers and teachers,
5000 pupils, 60 Magazines used, 65s
Lessoh Papers, and 1S4 Visitors and
Little People. The following resolu-
tions We're adopted:
Resolved, That each circuit of the
PARIS District of the Memphis Confer
ence organize Srnday-school Institu-
tute,. the object of which shall BE TO
assemble all the osseers and teachers
cf the Sunday-schools Of their respect
I'VE circuits to- investigate the best
PANS Of organizing Sundaytsckook,
forming normal classes, srperintend-
ing Sunday-schoels, nrethods Of distipe
Ine; ETC.; andy further, to take the
report u each Sunday school in the
circuit, to nfeet az ofserf as provided m
the bylaws.
Resolved, That each Sunday-school
in this district organize anormal class,
fur the special benefit of Tie teachers
Of the Sunday-sehools in short, to
teach teachers how to teach.
The Committee on Missions report
ed, urging the Importance of meeting
the assessment for this purp6se.
A resolution was adopted recon-
mending that the week of prayer Or
aered by the Bishops be observed.
The District Conference viii hold
IFS next session in Lexington, Hender-
son county.
Resolutions of thanks to the cfti
Gems of Milan for their hospitality,
and the officers of the Baptist Church,
Tor the use of their house Of worship,
We're adopted.
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