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Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
LOCAL ITEMS
all, mighty day-election dayl

hall, mlSnIy oAy-cicCtloA 0ay!
Special term of court next Tuesday.
The sociable last Monday was we'll at
tended.
w. Moore made us pleasant call
last Monday.
Vote early nd-and-and-be careful
how you vote.
The beautiful snow made the streets
quite sticky and soft
Mr.. j. Christensen is building a barn,
and also finishing the upper portion of his
store.
Friend Perkins has to have more room
at his hotel, and carpenters are at work
building large addition.
Messrs. Rrockham e. Robinson are build
ing photograph gallery on the lots ad-
joining Chas Wilson's store.
If you have a new overcoat, don't put it
1t on for week or so, unless you want to
be asked if DOT ish sheep Closes"
Rev. c. Peglow left for Algona, Iowa,
Monday evening. His many friends, the
Tribune included, wish him "God Speed"
One man WAS heard singing Twilight
in the Park, ;" the other day, and-seven-
teen carriages followed his remains to the
grave.
Scandinavians, remember how A. A.
Brown wronged his and your country
man, Wass.
The Sun dogs yesterday morning looked
fierce, and forcibly reminded us that win
ter was coming-muskrat houses, or no
muskrat houses.
Parties from Big Stone county inform
US that there is yet large portion of grain
to be threshed. Machines are scarce, and
farmers feel anxious.
Germans, Brown deprived, poor Ben
edict Herrli and his motherless children
of their home.
The new residences of Messrs. T. NJ.
Lowater and DIR. Hulburd are being rap
idly pushed forward, and in week or SC
will be ready for occupancy
Flowing is well advanced in some local.
ties, but there is considerable land that
will have to lay until spring unless we
have couple Of weeks fine weather.
Irishmen, poor Judd lost his home,
farm and improvements, and this man
Brown took them.
Regular communication of Golden Sheaf
Lodge No. 13o, A. F. s. A. NJ, Saturday,
Nov. 2. Work in E. A. Degree. Visiting
brothers cordially invited to attend.
Voters, read every name on your tickets
There ara every conceivable changes made
in the tickets, and in order TO vote under
standirgly, you must read every name.
Americans, Brown was removed fol
malfeasance in Office. The telegram
from the land o1ice says: "The
charges resulted in his removal
What a mistake some Of US made in moi
being candidates for office. So few candi
dates Icing III The field this fall, 1t looks 81
though there was to be no ftln-for the
boys.
just now it seems as though our hear
must break. Nary cigar for US aftcl
next Tuesday. Ii is hard 10 so back to O
y. tobacco, after luxuriating on tuo CEN
cigars.
The surprise party announced for Satur
day evening didn't go af, and several of oul
young folks, 'ye locai'' among the rest
are in sackcloth aad ashes, and refuse tc
be coinforted.
A Voter, in q communication in tll;t
Issue, states that threats are used tc
procure votes. This, We trust, is not the
care, and hope our correspondent has beer
misinformcd, for such proceeding would
Dc disgraceful ID the extreme.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

We are selling tickets to and from Eu.
rope via "Allan Line" on six, and eight
months time. No extra charge over reg.
ular rates. Apply to
HELGFSON & HANSON A gents
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

To THE EDITOR OF STEVENS Co. TRIBUNE:
In reply to that uncalled for attack on
me, by that notorious charcter, Moses Ell
mer, of this place, would simply state,
that denounce each and every allegation
made by him an untruth, from its very
start, and could think him else than one
of the very lowest, would go more into
details. But have taken little pains in
enquiring as to his standing in this CON-
community, with the following result. l
deem further comment unnecessary.
E. w. LEONARD.
Concerning the attack upon the charac-
ter and reputation of Mr. E. W. Leonard,
in the last issue of the Morris Tribune, by
Moses Elmer, of Morris, we, the under
sigred citizens, regard 1t as characteristic
cally brutal, untrue, and uncalled for, by
any business transaction which may have
taken place between them heretofore, in
the matter of the purchase or sale of few
bushels of wheat which Mr.. Elmer was en-.
abled to bring to market this season, and
we hereby place the seal of our condemna'
tion upon such characterless person as
Moses Elmer assailing respectable citizen
of our town, in the public prints, in such
4.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
Don't Clean Your wheat.

Farmers can deliver their wheat at the
st. Paul 6 Pacific Elevator, without clean
ing it, No charge will be made for clean
ing, and the smallest possible discount will
be made for dirt.
26 D. II. VALENTINE, Supt.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
strayed or stOlen!

From Holmland's stable, on Friday morn
ing, Oct. 18th, Large Brown Ok, five
years old. A liberal reward will be paid
for his return to E. Holmland, Morris, or
27w2 A. LJUNoUwIsT,
Donnelly, Minn.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Voters or the seth Legislative
Dfstriet.

thereby announce myself an 'Independ-
ent'' Candidate for the Legislature, at the
ensuing election, and trust you will find II
to your interest to give me your earnest
support. A. ]. CoMsTocK.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
voters of Stevens county.

I hereby announce myself as an Inde
pendent Candidate, for reelection as Sher
if, at the ensuing election.
26W3 JOHN LANDBERG.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

We are selling everything in our line,
Cheap. Try us and convince yourselves of
the truthfulness Of our statement.
CHAs. WILSON.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
To the Voters or stevens Count

Upon the urgent request of many citi-
zens of Stevens county, belonging to both
political parties, have consented to be-
come an Independent Candidate for County
Attorney, and shall conduct the canvass by
remaining in my office and attending to my
business as usual
~ Gro. A. ]. OvERToN.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

Have you Dyspepsia, are you Constipated, have
you Yellow Skin, Loss Of Appetite, Head Ache,
II SO, don't fail to use sHILOH,s SYSTEM VI
TALLER. Il is guaranteed to relieve you, and
will you continue to suffer when you can be
cured on such terms as these. Price 10 cts and
7Sets. Sold at Moore's Drag Store, Morris, MINI.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

One or more of my Lots on Sixth street.
Terms, Part Cash, balance on time.
l9m3 III. HUToHINs.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

Do not fail to go TO Croonquit'S fer ap-
pies. Prices are the Very Lowest. ~
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

If you want to make little money go o
great ways, these hard times. buy your
goods at Chas. Wilson's.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
For sale,

Eg@The Finest brands of Chewing and Smok
ing Tobacco at Crconquist's.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
To the Voters OF stevens County

Thereby announce myself an Independ
ent Candidate for Register of Deeds, and
would respectfully solicit your support.
28w1 A. A. LYMAN.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

Wells Persian Perfume "HACKMETACKn IL
Hch and fragrant Try it. Sold at Moore's Drug
Store, Norris, Mnn. icy
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

WITHOUT THECAsH you can't buy
Any goods from us. This is
simply to protect the cash pay
ing customers who should not
be made to pay an extra profit
on their goods to help make up
the losses made by bad debts,
where goods are sold more or
less on the credit system.
CHAS. WILSON.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
FOR CASH, you can buy
Crockery, glassware, wooden
ware, Holloware and willoware
very cheap.
AT CHAS. WILSON'S.
FOR CASH WON can hnv

FOR CASH you can buy
Anything in the way of dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, groceries, notions
&C. OF bed rock prices
At CHAS. WILSON'S.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
Look Here!

- Fine confectionery and Fruit at Croonauist.l
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

FOR CASH you can buy
A No. calf boot for 81. 90.
Mems CATERS, brogans, and plow
Shoes equally as cheap,
Rubber boots and shoes of all
Kinds.
AT CHAS. WILSON'S.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

FOR CASH you can buy
A good grain button boot,
(ladies), It $500.
A good serge button boot at So 90
Misses and children shoes
Equally as cheap
AT CHAS. WILSON'S.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

I think Elmer little premature
@ G.. l.. Brown.
I'VE must positively decline to have any
further correspondence on this subject,
through these colums, as this is not mat
ter Of public importance.-ED.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
81 DIVISION ST. PAUL 3 PAeIrIc.

NJ ,in raa tra;As for Deiano>. L;tckaeld, Wilimar,
Benson, Morris, Glyadon, F.8her's handing and
Winnipeg.
LEAVE ARRIVE.
ST. Pau, 5:aop M st. Paul, 1922 m
MsAheapo.is, $50 : Minneapolis, 10:1l
Sr PAUL & MTNSEAroLis TRAINS,
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

LEAVE NORRIS.
GOING EAST GOING WEST.
Passenger 2:25 am Passenger AS q m
Freight 1:45a m Freight 1900 m
The n IVES & T Cos four-horse coaches connect
with trains at Fishers Landing for Winnepeg
and intermedilte points.
w. s. ALEXANDER,
Qen1 Ticket Ag't. j, P. FARLEY,
no 441y General Manager.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

FOR CASH you can buy
Ready made clothing, and Gents
furnishing goods cheaper than
a tany other concern around
AT CHAS. WILSON'S.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

FUR CASH you can buy
Canned fruit of all kinds; in
fact everything in the grocery
line, very cheap
AT CHAS. WILSON'S.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

FOR CASH, you can buy
A Japan tea at.50 cts.
that you cannot match at less
than IS cts at any concern for a
hundred miles around
AT CHAS. WILSON'S.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31

FOR CASH, you can buy
A No. syrup for 65 cts.
Good molases for 80 cts.
bars of soap for 25 cts.
Saleratus, matches, spices of all
Kinds, very cheap
AT CHAS. WILSON'S.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
I think Elmer a little premature.

/ consider Elmers attack uncalled for.
L. E. Pearce.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-10-31
FOR CASH, you can buy

rOIN OaOT1, you CaH Uuy
al lbs good Rio coffee for 81 90.
10 lbs good rice for $780,
Pearl barley, oat meal, and
Homony at bed rock prices
AT CHAS. WILSON'S.
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STANTON.
VISITING MlSISTG Frs DEATH OF DE-. HANDY
MATRIMONIAL, &C.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

VISITING MINISTER'S DEATH OF Dir. HANDY
MATRIMONIAL, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
JUNE II, 1878.
The Methodist church was crowded yes
tprday morning and nieht-in the morning
To hear the commencement sermon before
the voung ladies OF the Wesleyan Female
Institute, delivered by Rev. w. Il. Boyle,
Of Alexandria; and at night TO hear the an
nua! sermon before the Young Ladies
Christian Association Of the same institu-
ton. delivered by Rev. W. E. Edwards, OF
Norfolk. The closing exercises OF the
school consist OF 4 concert tonight, 4 cele-
bration BY the Lee and Jackson Literary So
riptv Tomorrow night. nj which Governor
Holiday delivers the annual address. and the
delivery OF diplomas and medals Wednes-
day night. The exercises include eleven
ESSAYS and three valedictorles.
The announcement OF the death OF Rev.
Or. /. w. K. Handy was received with sur
prise and grief here, the last public intelil-
.pnce from him having been that he was
in Improved health. He was greatly beloved
liz the congregation OF the historic "Old
stone church, Of which he was pastor; so
much 20 that when. some time ago, he &C.
sired 10 resign Oh account Of Ill health. they
refused TO accept his resignation, anu, IN
stead. gave him leave of absence TO be eX-
tended Il. his own option.
The tickets are out for the marriage at
the Central Lutheran church here to-mor-
row night oi Rev. William G. Schaeffer,
pastor OF Tie First English Lutheran
church, Of Richmond, to Miss Jennie NJ.
Hahn, an accomplished member OF the IA
Guilty OF the Stanton Female Seminary.
PENN
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,
sALEs.-loo virginia consols at 0O.


TUESDAY, June 10, 1878.
sALEs.-Io0 Virginia consols at 90.
Hmsrfca7i Gotd.--1O0k bid.
State Observation-Disclosures consols, SO bid. GU
asked: Virginia consols, new, 27h bid, 30 asked ;
Gates bid, asked; Virginia tax.reeeivable eon-
Citg sseurittss.--R!chmond city s,s. J; and j..
Petersburg city SIS, F. and A., 9s asked Petersburg
city s's, 1o4S bid; Fredsricisburg city 7's NJ. and
80 asked Manchester Ss, tax-receivabe, III. and S.,
80 bid, 92S asked "a. 81 .'im5
third mortgage IS. j. and J.,7 bid; Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage Ga, j. and
j., SO bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad tlliI
s s M sRa SaaSds sSa
side Railroad second MORTGAGE preferred 6's, j.
aud j., 70 hid: Souihside Railroad third mort.
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage s,s, j. and
j.. 90 bid, 95 asked Petersburg Railroad first mort
second ond mo so sa 90 s
23 asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage SIS, A.. aud o., 100 bid; Richmond,
J. and j., l0s bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and j., 100 bid;
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage
IS. NJ. and n, So asked: Richmond and Danville
Railroad consolidated 6's. N. and ~, 70 bid, 72
asked.
road, 100 par, IS asked; Richmond, Fredericksburz
aud Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, soy bid :
Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG ann Potomac tlfallfoad
six per cent guaranteed, 100 par, 80 bid: Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
and Danyille Railroad, 100 par, 2 bid, 8 asked.
Bank Stocks.-First National, 100 Lar, Is bid!;
National Bank of Virginia, 100 mar, so asked !;
Merchants National 100 par, 80 asked; Union
Bank OF Richmond, 80 par. ~ bid; Merchants and
Planters Savings, 25 par. 10 bid.
Insurance CompGn ies.-Yirginia Fire and Ma
riue, 25 par. AN bid, 42s asked; Virginia State,
rs par, % bid, 80 asked Virginia Tome, 100 par.
les asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, SO
asked; CnT. loo par so bid.
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The extensive porhspackine establish
ment Of Charles II. North Il Co, at Somer-
vile, near Boston, covering an area. OF four
acres, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
night, involving loss of between seven
aud eight hundred thousand dollars, and
throwing FIVE hundred men out Of employ
ment. Thirteen hundred live hogs per.
ished IN the flames. There were also de-
stroyed 1900 newly slaughtered hogs, 1000
tIerccs, 1000 cases, and 500 barrels of lard,
and 1900 barrels OF glue. A vast amount
of meat in various stages OF curing was
also consumed.
The name OF the post-ofice at Harrisburg,
Charlotte county, Va, Is changed to Cub
Creek, William D. Rice being retained as
postmaster.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14.--James E. An
derson, prominent as a witness IN the Pot
ter investigation, has severed his connec-
ton with the North american.
Professor Winchell says he had to leave
Vanderbilt University because of his opin-
ions on a scientific question.
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Oregon Indian Troubles.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1s.-A special dis
patch from Portland, Oregon, says that
about 800 hostile Indians have started to-
wards Camp Harvey, in this State, and that
they arr: receiving accessions as they march.
General Howard has given instructions to
General Miles's command, now en- route to
Camp Harvey, to march with all possible
haste.
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER OF WHITES APpRE.
HENDED.
SAN Francisco, June ia Silver City
dispatch says: s'The hostiles have left
STEMS mountain and are moving towards
Harvey Valley, thence to the Matthews
Agency and Snake river, and will probably
keep on until they effect a junction with the
Columbia-River Indians, which, in addition
to their forces, will. they calculate, enable
them to sweep the country. Camp Harvey
will probably be captured tomorrow, and
II SO there will be q terrible slaughter Of
whites congregated there for protection.
Nothing has been heard Of General Howard
since yesterday. II he does not effect Il
junction with Stewards forces the party
accompanying him from Camp Lyon could
easily be captured by the Indians
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RIcHaosD TOBACCO IN PARIs,--On Satur-
DAY afternoon General Grant, who has Just
returned TO Paris, visited the Exposition,
ana at the invitation Ola number OF eXhi-
pllors partook Of an imprompta lunch. The
menu was made up from articles on exhibit
lion, and was varied, good, and enjoyable.
one supplied oysters; another pickles;
others preserved fruits and meats, canned
turkey, fricassed chicken, porter, cham
payne, and other temperance drinks. The
great tobacco. house Of j. r. ALLEN Il Co.. OF
richmond, Va, SO ably represented here by
af. Ginter, furnished the General With bis
postprapdiai cigars. The affair was pre-
sided over by II. Y. Bell, Esq, commits.
sioner from the State OF New JERSEY, and
gave unqualified enjoyment and satistac-'
uon. General GFani, and 81 ies,were attend.
60 hy:General Eoycs, the American Minis
yer, and his lady; the Hons III, G.McgoFr
me and indy Colon I Eeerhest IL sconsuls
and several Of the dignitaries. Parissis
iuii OF Americans, and the cry is /" still they
eog,e. Yours frHly, BROADBRI@.
--farss letter In Boraesvitte Ohio Enter
prise. s.' !.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM ALE PARTS OF THE wo nrD.


IMPORTANT BILLS, SIGNED BY THE PREsI-
DENT : CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
YEsTEkDAY-FRIENDs OF TOBACCO TAX
REDUCTION GIvEUP ALL HOPES OF Sue
CESS AT THIS N-CONFrRMATIONs
AND Ns-cONFERENCEC COMMIT
TEE APPOINTED ON THE sUNDRY CIVIL
APPROPRIATION BILL--INDIANs ON THE
WAR-PATH IN OREGoN-THE UNITED
STATES BOARD OF TRADE-LATEsT FROM
THE OREGON ELECTIoNs-oBITUA
MAINE DEMoCRATfCC ONvENTION-MEET-
ING OF THE JENNINGS ASSOCIATION
MEETING OF THE GREENBACk AND La
TON IN BosTON-THE CONGRESS OF THE
POwERs-oTHER FOREIGN ITEMS, &C., &C.
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PloUyh-GdsttHgS: wholesale, 4Ha4'Ts.f rst9i.t
',j FeDs. Manila. heat. 14a15c.: jute. s9ae.
Rags: Mixed cotton. 21ic.: white. &C.: ~to5sE>
Lumber. Slaves. &c.
-Ls.moer: White oak. s12Ms15 y !. 600 !; 4es.e,s
Virginia poplar. s12.5Q6S25 q 900: white pine
s20GessJ y 1000 yellow pine boards, " Q9Sl4i
toisr sl2lNs1s. according 10 lengths ShiiiStes.
Pine. s25Q6y$5 cypress six-inch. 81 .5UnSlu
:, 1000. Latbs-SpIir; $l.50; sawed, 2.25arf2.0s
timber, eG@S7.5O > 1000. Flour-barrel poles, "a
as: hogsiead-hooDs. no demand; hickory-aoops,
1880. 81. gs sA4} $50
LIQUORS Wines. Nc. ~
A,s Scotch, bes' hrs s .n'' n:;' fe@szs5
.gramdiss:: Domestic. s1.gsas2: fruit. s1.1oa
2l.40: aDDie. new. al.23Gsz; Old; SZ.2jietf3;
Virginia peach, 2FI$2.50.
Rae Ehisksus: Medium. 81 5O@as2: pttre rll t2
@S4: Virginia mountain, new. tZGf2.A.'.a ito.
$2.5OGf$3.50 anG upwards.
: Gin: Domestic. s1.25GS2: tmlDriai. IS = Ease.
Ns,o EnaInnd Rum: S1.50G$1.6o.
Rectifed WhiS6gpS: Market firm: groot. sl.2O.
~ LicorIce.
'Licorict Paste: }. C. e. Co. BIC. X. r.. 23c.;
A. o. C.. CSC; n. & Co., 24c.: ?. - 25c.: An,n2i
29c.: c. c. w. l9c.: no brand 17c-s =,
Mill.Fecd. d. sIi-
ShtpstuS: 35d40c. p busI,el; $50 a t0s.
BrDtonStuy: 27@30c. n Dushei: $50 {, ion.
Powder. Shot. &c.
imse: Toys mining. 35c.6s125 q l2C Esst.
hegs. S6.25; blasting, a3.25GS3.5U.t =
Shot: Northern. -. i 0eas2 pa = ta& Of 2H n
f7riadstones: 1Eia2;$c. = %.
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PORTLAND, June 1S.-Thc Democratic
Convention to-day nominated Alonzo Gar
ccion for Governor.
The resolutions favor the payment Of the
bonded debt OF the Government rs rapidly
as practicable; oppose further issue OF Gov
crnment bonds whereby equal taxation with
other property OF the country is avoided;
oppose irredeemablc currency and the pre-
sent misunderstanding system; favor the
gradual substitution of greenbacks for ma
tional-banlz notes endorse the action OF the
Potter investigation and demand that all
legislation shall be so enacted and admins
tered us TO secure to each man as nearly as
practicable the rewards OF his own !abOrs.
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SRIRG.

PETERSBURG.
,pcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF NEW
r,T-sHIraESTs OF VEGETABLES AND
rprTrs-puRLIC-scHooL TEACHERS - SALE
or DELINQUENT LANDS, &C.
t,o-rcspoadence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE Is, 1873.
Tho tobacco.breaks were large to-day, ag-
,reca,inr nearly three hundred hogsbeads.
The offerings OF loose, however, were small
and have been light for some days. FOR the
, ~no and nondescript grades prices are low,
Int for good shipping Qualities tue oemSha
;s steady at satisfactory figures.
New wheat is coming in quite freely:
The receipts Yesterday and to-day reached
~ rho neichborhood Of eight hundred or
. -, bushels. Sales OF red were made
., a. 959Ss1 .2S. and OF white at Sl.30@Sl.32
nor bushel. the quality ranking fair. These
are. OF course, extra prices.
The shipments Of vegetableS-of Irish
,,:atoes standardization this section TO
ihn northern markets are now large, The
,,nt,to CROP is the finest known in the South
side for many years.
The cars OF the Southern Express Com
,,sny Going north through this city are daily
lacked With crates Of peaches shipped from
Georgia. South Carolina, and North Caro-
lima.
Tomorrow all applicants for positions as
teachers in the public schools are TO be eN-
anincd. The examination is conducted by
the superintendent; and those who have
been teaching ia the schools for years, II
they desire reelection, as well rs the new
candidates, have 10 be examined.
4 difficulty is reported to have occurred
las, evening in Fifth Ward between lady
and her daugh,eria-!aw, IN which the for
,ner was smartly cut and hurt.
By order OF the Council, large number
Of lots in this city. delinquent for taxes in
1916. will be sold in front OF the courthouse
on Thursday OF this week. The aggregate
value OF this delinquent property runs up
into the thousands.
Judge Farrar is under engagement to de-
liver two lectures in this city this week for
the benefit of the Baptist missionary chapel
on Washington street. ROBIN ADAIR.
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SLAUGHTER OF WHITES AppRE-
Rev York Items.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-A fire at Beeden's
bakery occurred this morning. The in
mates were cut off from escape BY burn
ing stairway. Daniel Conner was terribly
burned, and BENJAMIN. Meiss and Dennis
Kelley severely injured by leaping from
windows. ..m.
At meeting OF the United States Board
OF Trade to-day Leslie Z. Brooks, president
OF the Board Of Trade Of Mobile, was chosen
president. Thomas Clyde. OF Philadelphia !;
Frederick A. Potts, Of New Jersey; S. 7.
Topper, president Of the Chamber of Com
merce of Charleston, S. G.; and Chauncey
J. Filley, president OF the st. Louis Board
of Trade, were chosen vice-presldents. The
Law Committee was instructed to prepare 4
new bankrupt bill.
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The Jennings Estate.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-The Jennings
Association, composed OF supposed heirs Of
several English Jennings. who came to
America between 1866 and 1909, and after
wards left estates said to amount to three
hundred million dollars, held Il meeting in
Camden, n. j., to-day to take measures to
secure part OF the money through the
English courts. Committees consisting OF
two claimants from each branch OF the Jen-
nings family were appointed TO collect
money for employing counsel to prosecute
the case.