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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-17
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Great rfssp si1aiiShs ard IN I'm.
mense Influx of vIbitors.
Large DslesstionsI Announce their
Intention 70 Partlcipate.

The various committees have been
hard at work the past week. and have
been very successful IN their huge un-
dertaking.
' Yesterday The contract WAS signed
with the Garden City Fire Works for
81 600 worth of new ahd firstclass
,pyrosechnics and two experts to super
intend their erection and illumination.
Special rates have been obtained Oh
the NJ. X. Il I. from Oswego to Mo-
berly, and the same will doubtless be
granted by the Mo. Pacific. A
committee from Carthage has made
arrangements for q large delegation
from that place, and nearly every city
and town in Central Missouri will send
its quota to help swell the grand out
pouring of the masses at the Future
State Capital.
Five Bands of music have been en-
gagged, which will be found none to
many for the monster procession that
will be formed.
Notwithstanding that q great deal
has been accomplished much re-
mains to be done, and one thing above
all others in importance is the neces'
sity of q liberal response by onr citi.
zens to the call for pecuniary aid. In
the success of this grand cele'
bration, every individual, from
highest to lowest, is directly
and immediately concerned. The
eyes of the entire State are upon
us, and the tair fame of our young
and enterprising city is at stake. II
must either be q success or failure,
and failure to Sedalia. has no more
meaning than the word impossible
had for Napoleon.
Let every citizen resolve himself
into q committee on the whole, and
work as if there we're none but him to
carry it through.
We have chosen the necessary com.
mittees, and they are liberal, live and
enterprising men. All that is neces.
sary is to support them in their mann
moth undertaking, in which
all are equally interested,
and our word for it, there will be such
celebration of our national day as the
country has seldom witnessed.
This is no time for stiDgines, fol
liberality now will prove the best
investment that can be made.
Remember that each one oil
our thousands of visitors will carry
away with him an opinion of good Of
i'll. Sedalis has q reputation of which
the entire State is proud; that repu
tation has been earned by iberality,
enterprise and hard work. These
same qualifications are necessary now
to preserve that reputation, in making
this undertaking what it should and
must be.
Let every citizen contribute what
ever he eau ~ the grand cause, lei
him on that day gil up his baskets and
be prepared 20 exercise that hospital
ity that BELTS the day and our people,
and If all move in this matter and
take hold of it in the right spirit. Sc.
dalia will have accomplished success
that shall rebound to her credit foE
years to come.
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QUICK TINE 70 CHICAGO.
CDwoencine May 3Ssh Tie n. X. II.
train leasi.s the Gasrisoa Hosse. Sedalia.
NJ go p .. will consees II Hassibal With
fast express over the c. b 30. Rk resch-
ing Chicago At $50 p. N. "sx, day. Sleep
se car on this trsia iron Sedalia 70 Has-
nibal and Quisey. Chair Oar Free
from Quincy % Chicago. -~i's
Morning. train Eass Gill Iesvs ssdslis -
SIS .. u. eoasecsinG u" Hsseibal With
through sleeping cars over c. B. % r r
to Chicago. ssd 9th tAr'uRh slrepi.g can
over the great wsb.sh by 70 Toledo. q
Mosniag train iroo The Wet, oses the
Missouri Pacific R'y eodsecss wsh u. K.
+. train leaviag 6edalis ~ SIS . n.
daily.
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The ID. w. Bouldin plsce, comprising
l65 acres in the Southwestern part Of the
city, vas sold on Friday to Capt Sam.
Ritchey. This Is one Of the 6aest pieces Of
property in or around Sedal;a, and We
know Of no more enterprising man that
can make it availsble than Capt. Ritchey,
and congratulate him upon his purchase.
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SWEET SPRINGS.
Items of Interest from Missouri
Saratoga.

All ready to entertain suests in 6se
style.
1t has raincd two nights with coniin-
ued prospect.
Many people are writing here for &c
cOmmod ations for the season.
DR.. Brown and family are expected
from the South in . few days.
Charlie BAllou, with diamond pin and
red neck-tie, IL behind the counter.
Geo. Graham, Of St. ouis, sill do the
agreeable TO the books Of the hotel this sea-
son.
"A large crowd il expected here from
Warrensburg aud intermediate places on
the 10Th inst, to attend the races.
The hotel opened yesterday. 1t IL ex-
pected that Huckins will play brilliant
and successful engagement this sesson.
Geo. T. Hardcastle, New York F. 81.
McCIelland. Joplin, NO.; Col. Pres. Roberss
and wife. Independence. NO.; Mrs. Basket,
Mrs.. Hall and Mrs. Turin. Of Fayette, No.
w. p. Hall, U. s. Army, Cheyenne; g. X
Mcdaniel and son. of Miami. and othens
have arrived and taken rooms for the sea.
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Washington, June 1A.-The aver
erags condition Of winter wheat for
June is ninety to pinsty-sight Of last
year. The acreage Of spring wheat
s0wn 10 about four cent. increase over
last year.
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Created devastation At Chetopa, yesterday,
bat the avalanche of clothing that slid of
the counters of Blair Bros, on to the hacks
of pleased customers. vas like unto the
Swiss glaciers that deecend and cover
villages. Blair Bros can cover the whole
country with good clothes, that for chesp
prices beat the world.
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Ifs cats kill s rats in minutes, how
many cats will it take 10 kill 200 rats in
4OO minutes? Answer 4. In regard to the
puzzle Of your WarsensburG correspondent.
BY reading up and down, We find six, alao
9=lOx5O. Another IL subtract q from 20
and the remainder IL So G.
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Suffer not disappointment By employ.
ing too many scares" = but for the
diseases q infascy NE d.. Bulls Baby
Syrup which never dissppoints, and costs
only Is cents . bottle.
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Very many Of The heslthiess people
keep sheosslves il such cosditioa b shs
occasional u-e Of relisble esthsrsie,
ssd they give the preierrnce 70 Dr.. Rall's
Balioose Pill, - more fully serving their
purposs than any other similar remedy.
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A CARD.

To al Who aFS s06sfiag iFoo she e'soss
asd isdiaesssioas a yossA. ssssoss weak
ss., s.sly decay. Lon 81 oaahood Dc, 1
will sesd . rseeips tAat gill cure Jon
FREE OF CHARGk This aseas ssosdy
~ discovered b. . oi.ineasy in 0oath
America. Resd . self-sddFessd envelope
10 The Rev. J@spS I. lsoaa. osasioa d
New Yosk City,, -. III l.9oaAvly
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Toe. Toe. loo.

We hare II store the lasuest stock IN the
city, sed vill cell It prices - lov - the
3ouuA. Leave ordess atllloCsllaa Rros.
6.lldH. KELLY 4 HHAITER,
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THE STORM.
Its Effects at Home and Around
Ue.

Yesterday Afternoon Sedalia Was visited
By . heavy storm Of wind accompanied BY
torreaas of rain. For . short time the
wind made havoc With loose signs and
awnings, and On Fifth street broke down
limbs from trees all along the street.
The wind also tore up the tin roofing on
the top Of Maj. Bsck's block, but workmen
repaired it
We are informed that young hurricane
struck the timber just south of the water
works. and cut svsth right through il.
An NJ. K. & T. box car standing on
side track near the Union freight depot
yesterday when the storm came up, was
propelled along and run Of the track. No
damage done-one pair of trucks in the dirt
There vas a . rumor current upon our
streets that tornado had completely de-
strsyed the town Of Green Ridge. A tele-
gram for particulars ELECTED the following
reply:
opociat 70 tuc DaZoo
WINDSOR, Mo-, June IA.
The storm of to-day was very severe.
The rain came down in perfect sheets, DEL
ugiug the earth. One house Was turned
over and two children slightly injured.
At Chetopa.
Special to the Bazoo.
CHEroPA, KAs., June IA.
The worst storm that has ever visited
this country within the memory of the Old
EFT inhabitants passed over this place be-
tween too and three O'Clock, and again be-
tween four and Eve O'Clock.
Several houses were blown down, and
four persons seriously injured, but none
we're killed - far as heard from, although
10 harsily possible that some of those hurt
will survive their injuries.
The storm south Of here VAS of longer
and harle. than 1t this place.
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A ssis Il rooos Il 2. o. bsilaisE AP-
Mo n 0aeAeSAa fa-'a-.g a.. V-sf3 - IT,. J
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The L.. x. 4 +. RAILWAY,
ALWAYS to the FRONT.

ALWAYS to the FRONT.
See the Inducements Now Offered
for Travel.
May LIST the NJ, K. & T. R'y place on
sale At all their principal stations Low rate
Summer Excursion Tickets to the following
points. (tickets good to return until October
3lst,) to Madison, Milwaukee, Green Bay
and Ashland. Wisconain; st. Paul, Min
nesota; Petoskey and Marquette. Michigan |;
lake Chautapqua. n. Y; Niagara Falls
and Buffalo, n. Y. Putin Bay, Lake Erie !;
Cleveland, Ohio and Toronto, Canada !;
Stanton, Goshen, Kanawhs Falls and
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Virginia;
also cheap round-trip tickets via Hannibal
and Mississippi River Steamer, to the fol-
lowing points and return: Keokuk, Bur.
lignton, Davenport McGresor. Lansing.
and Dubuque, Iowa, Lahore, WIS, Win
ona, Lake City. Hastings and ST. PAUL,
MINI. Excursion tickets to Denver and
return over the n, K. 4 7. Ky, will be
sold It len rates than ever before. Nov ;s
your time 10 visit Lesdville when you can
secure fmG-class EXCURSION TICKETS
TO DENVER and return al Iess than Em.
ixr.mt Rates When You get rely 10 sr.v.
Il either East, West North or South,
remenber it il the N K. 4 +. BY that
ofles loo rates. For rates and other infor.
nation cali On or addnD II. l. Berry, Tick
e Agent Garrison House.
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when troubled with sense of fullnes
or oppression after meals, the pIeasantest
relief attainable d one or two of DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills. Price Is cents.
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-Anhsuaer Der q drsugA1
ct Y. HumbUgih ',.% e t2cdst.
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This project is too familiar t. sbs re-.
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heAfDe0.
The press < ;sedt leadi5'
men have 6lhed, AID de apae Of
Warsaw have hlkeds 4661a Nv talk
has ben 1s3Avot of bainhg Z Narrow
Gauge 0adheptteeu,be6alia and War.
= = 's7ssl- sass.7s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-26

On Monday next the public schools OF the
District Will be IeoTened, and it Is expected
that the demand for tickets OF admission will
be I'm excess Of that Of any previous year. The
rules governing the opening OF the schools.
adopted by the board at the meeting on the
OF admission shall be issued by the SUPER
visiDg principals at their offices from to 10
O'Clock am. and from to . m. on the 18th,
26tn, 9Th. 9Sth and 18th days OF August, OF
the daily press shall be due notice. Second-No
tickets shall be issued On Monday, the 1st of
September. Tnird-On Monday, september /,
eafn 1eacnef r., sha an, receive only those pupils
school year, and shall make the transfers and
organize the schools. Fourth-Each teacher
snan report In person to the supervising prin-
the number of vacancies In hts or her schooi, OF
which record shall be kept by the principal.
fiItn-On Tuesday, september g. teachers shall
ADMIT pupils presenting tickets. The number
Immediately on the adjournment OF the school,
be reported, without fall, by each teacher to
the supervising principal at his Office. sixth
admission shall be ISSUED to applicants on each
school day by the supervising principal, at SUCH
hour as he may designate. Seventh.On Satur-
day, August 30, the teachers OF the pnollc
perintendents and supervising principals as
folows:-The teachers OF the white schools of
Georgetown at the Curtis building at $50 am.
OF the white schools OF the first division Of
Washington at the Franklin building at 10 am
or the county schools az the Franklin building
at 1880 8: m. OF the white schools OF the sec
ing at II N. OF the white schools Of the third
division OF Washington at the Wallach build
ing at 1:3O pm. OF the white schools OF the
fourth division OF Washington at the Jefferson
building at ) pm. OF the colored schools OF
Washington and Georgetown at the Sumner
building at pm.
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THR OOnRTR.

EQUITY COURT-J,sdge james.
yesterday, Hall VS.. Zell; order to nn,ivor ac
count books filed to defendant. ASsmsntine
Brick Co vs.. Woodruff ct al; re. draining order
continued on undertaking pei .s1 executed
POLICE CouRT-yudae 1,.ndv pro term
Yesterday, Patrick Swe ;snay H,rhseI STeenv,
ard T. Sullivan. for larc eny OF BOTTLES Of tonic
Deer M were ined 81 " days each. John W.
each. 'AAA" '' CIV VI ou"'
TO-DAY.
Joseph Baker, swearing; S.. Ann McLougblin,
vagIancy; 60 days. Adolphus walker, vagrancy:
SUSPENDED. jackson Jones, fast driving: $40.
Monte cooper and VIM. Harper, swearing; IS OF
~ days. Llewellyn stuart, forfeited. John
Smell vagrant; $50 days Nellie Patterson,
cuIslng; IS or 20 days. susan Goodwin, swear.
Ing: IS or 10 days. Mary F.. Carr, keeping bar
open on Sunday; $50. James O'Conner, Keeping
Klchard Lee, violating bird law; $40 or 20 days.
VIM Williams, Violating bird law, sntpe; IS or
1O DAYS. Lowell Tate, violating bird law 2
snipe; $40. Samuel johnson, burglary at resi-
dence OF Julius Eisenbeiss grand jury-bonds
$4,000. VIM. n. Newton, assault on Richard
Mack; s.. L. P Streamer, assault on James
Mtlstead; $40 or 80 days James Milstead as.
sault with intent to kill Lewis P. Streamer;
grand jury. Hezekiah Miller larceny Of one
cantaloupe from E. NJ. Burchard; 81 or DAYS.
Sarah wallace and Alice Jones, ARRAY; personal
recOgn1ZanCe to keen the peace
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THE EUROPEAN CRoPs.-A telegram from Lon
don yesterday says:-Mr. Scott, the weil-knoWn
agricultural authority in his annual letter re-
viewing the crops estimates the outcome OF the
grain crops at a third less than the average
amounting to loss OF e25, 100000 to the cult
vatoIs, and that 100000 quarters of wheat, or
possibly l7OOO,0 600 quarters, will be required
from abroad. Mr.. Scott also estimates that the
deficiency In the potato crop viii cause loss to
the cultivators OF E15,OOO,0 0O and the deficiency
in beans, peas and rye loss OF CO, 600, 900. The
International grain fair opened at Vienna yes
terday morning. An official report states that
the Austro- Hungarian wheat crop OF the pre- ,ent
year is 100000 metric centals less than that OF
the crop OF 1875, but owing to the accumulated
stock OF 1878 only 100000 centals will have to
be Imported. Importation Of 4,Ooo,oOO metric
centals OF rye viii be necessary, but the oat
crop is Sufficient to allow margin for export.
The maize harvest In Servia is very unpromisng
In consequence Of drought. Numerous fres are
also reported daily In consequence OF the ex-
IRENE drynesS of the vegetation and heat OF the
sun. The Dublin Freenlan's Journal yesterday
published letter from its commissioner In the
west OF Ireland representing that almost a
famine prevails among the tenant farmers In
that section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-26

~ Prof. Granger Stewart deliveries an ad-
dress to the graduates In medicine at The Uni
versity OF Edinburgh the other day told of a
practitioner who, when asked forty years ago
whether ne believed In phren0logy, replied, II
never keepitI{he had shop)--and 1 never use
frequently, and in liberal doses, it may be use
full In irregular govt"
u When the batteries at Montretout were
shelllng the communists In Paris M THEIRS fire.
quented the spot, encouraging the sailors that
manned them. AS he was talking there one
evening the thunder Of big gun fired Just be-
al ogzed aud said, "This noise must annoy
you" "Not at ALL replied NJ THEIRS: ssit;s
rather soothing compared with the Assembly
Debates"
eS~ Dr. Bellows said recently: 'Inever knew
one man or woman who steadily evaded the
house OF prayer and public worship on the
LOIOS 0ay-WhO hab1tually neglected it, and
mad theory On which 1t was neglected that
did not come to grief and bring other people to
grief"
|-Miss Perkins, of Ebondale, Iowa, used
her artistic skill in drawing car1catures of
gaWky MIR. Filler, who had offended her at
ball. These pictures were displayed In the
window OF store, to the great irritation OF Mr..
Filler. He was perplexed as to means OF re-
taliatfOn, but finally decided to whip Miss Per
k]ns's brother, and did it so thoroughly that the
sufferer was for week confined to a bed.
AN asylum for aged domesticated ami.
mails has just been opened by an inhabitant OF
Gonesse In France. 1t already contains COW
old goat. The senior member OF this happy
family Is, however, mule. He Is 40 years OF
age. Next comes sparrow, whose summers
number 81; 2S years OF life have been granted
TO gold-hnch; and guinea fowl and goose
have respectively reached the ages OF ~ and 81
years,
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GEORGETOWN.

LOCK GATE Outlook gate No. is out for
repairs, having been damaged by steam canal
boat Aretum, In passing through yesterday.
GRA1N.-Arrived by canal-BOat Caledonia
with 800 bushels OF corn; boat Geo. r. Dunlop,
with 8, 200 bushels wheat; boat Hattie and Bes-
sic. With 200 bushels of wheat.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-OffertngS on Change
to-day $500 bushels of wheat-2 900 bushels sold
at 81 OGlf, and 300 bushels at 81 .05k to S111.
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ALEXANDRIA.

LUCKY FIND.-Mr. Peter Pullman while
looking over pile OF rubbish, In the ruins OF
his fathers house, lately consumed by fire, at
Mt. Erin, Fairfax county, came upon lump Of
proved TO be pure gold, and is supposed to have
been formed by the fusion of gold coin con-
cealed somewhere about the house.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-The OXon Hill estate,
IN Prince Georges county, Md, opposite this
city, was offered for sale at public auction
day or two since: The highest price bid for
the whole farm, which was valued few years
since at 500 per acre, was SO per acre. The
main part Of the land was withdrawn, but
about 40 acres were sold to DR.. Bayne at $50
per acre. Gazette, 25th.
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DOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 600 L BAKING
3 y . IA L POWDER
tR o 0 Y AAAA L BAKING
X 600 ILL POWDER

Absolutely pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
Awarded at Centennial 1876; Vienna (Austria) TX
position, 1873: and all other prominent Rxpositions
and State Fairs, North and South.
Dr. B. DANA HAYES, State Assayer Of Massa-
chusetts reports-That the materials Of which it is
composed are pure and wholesome.
THE GOVT CHEMIST,
Dr. II. A. MOTT, says,-Asa scientific fact Il is per.
tecfly pure, and so uniform In its action that his
Powder the result Of years Of research and exper:
me p physician and chemist, who obtained
al the nutritious elements q the
n0ur NO other proI aratt0n makes such light daky
Biscuit, Buckwhesf Cakes, Mufhns, Strawberry
Short cake, luxurious Puddings. Cakes and al
Fold In cans only-keeps in any climate.
N Most cheap powders contain alum; avoid
them. especially when offered loose or In bulk. tyc3
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AN INGENIOUS CHILDS FATE-A singular and
probably fatal accident occurred on Friday
evening to twelve year-old boy named Bette
Hathaway, In Edenburg, Clarion county Be
lny OF an ingenious turn OF mind, the little
gas pipe and made gun out OF it by plugging
one end with r1yet, filing a touch hole near il
and strapping this rude barrel to piece OF
wood he had shaped for stock. On firing the
weapon OH soon after, the force OF the powder
blew the rivet through his breast bone, after
which 1t took downward course through his
left lung. The doctor probed to the deI3rh Of
SIX inches, but failed to find 1t. 1t Is said the
chllo WIN certainly DIE Phtsburg LeQder PSF.
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\, n FORMER PITTsBURG MERCHANT Now A COAL
and IA former wealthy Pittsburg merchant,
'h' WI? once mingled among the fashionable
Of society In Our city, and who at one time had
his place Of business upon the corner OF Smith
field street and Second avenue, afterward upon
Water street, where he did business of 800, 900
year in the wholesale grocery trade, now takes
bis lamp and pick and sOlournS daily In a coal
pit: 1t seems that after many BUSH ess r. b IFS
he went to the coke country few years ago,
where he has been since. His family consists
OF several children near manhood, who look
L .Qder 25th,
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Just before the judge OF the police court
passed sentenced he was stopped by the prls-
oner, who remarked:-"YOu remind fne Of the
crops, Judge" "Why," asked his honor "You
are looking fine," was the response. The court
didn't belle his looks.-(A griculturist.
eH-Chief Justice Morris OF Ireland, and his
wife and daughter, were recently driving
through pass In the Tyrol, when an avalanche
was heard. They jumped out of the carriage
and fastened on. The carriage was swept
away, and the driver was killed.
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DEATH FROM FRIGHT-Miss Rachel Snod-
grass, 10 years OF age, of Westmoreland county,
Pa, dropped dead one day last week under
strange circumstances. Shortly before the Oc-
curTence OF the deplorable affair it is said that
little niece OF Miss Snodgrass had strayed
and presently wandered out on to a plank
Which had been suspended across deep well.
Here the little one, unconscious OF its peril, sat
astitde the board playing. A few minutes later
Miss Snodgrass, who had missed the child,
started out to look for it. Going to the well
she was about rescuing the child, when it be-
gan to cry, and at the same time made an
effort to crawl off the plank This was so terri.
tying that Miss Snodgrass was overcome by
her nervous excitement and fell to the ground.
and bad already expired when she was dfscov.
ered by her parents. The Child was rescued
without injury
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DRYa coos

HAvE YOUR eElRTo
IL NAD6 10 ORDER
And you will secure . Good Fit
Si1 Fest Quality shirts. ga
Six SuI erfor Shirts 60
SIX Wamsutta Shirts, 100 Linen Bosome n so
At EDWARD 7. GINN'6,
angIo-I 1112 street northwest,
DOB CHAP AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS
Juetfeceived one case beautiful CaHcces, q S cts
worth ca. A beautiful line Of Black and Oolored
Black Silks at old prices. A splendid nne OF
Cloths Caseimeres, Rlannelg and BlAnkets &C low
est cash prices. Canton Flannes, from 6k e
20 cents Nottinsbam Lacee. from l2H cents e
=! yard. so dozen moro Towels at So; worth
Gents and Ladies Furnishipg Goods . specially
Dsty receiving new goods for fall and winter wear
STOCK OF goods. We are prepared to offer greater in
ducements to our customers than ever.
LUTTRELL h WINE
aueZS0 XOtA st and Pe,sss0. 0Ce.
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DOUBLE SUICIDE FOR LOvE.-The body of
ago from New York, is said to have been found
by his friends. Weeks was in the employ OF
Gilman, Son & Co., bankers, on Cedar street,
suicide near White Plains created some sersa-
ton while ago. It has transpired that Miss
EroWneli was engaged to Weeks, but wrote to
MN breaking the engagement. He wrote back,
" kill himself" The real cause OF Jennie
BroWnelis suicide has never appeared, but 1t is
known that 1t occurred within a few DAYS after
the funeral with handsome floral offerfng
disappeared next day, and after the lapse Of
ABOUT month, his body is said to have been
found. ~