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ESCAPED FROM JAIL-J. 4. Armstrong, SEN
fenced to seven years In the penltentiary for
killing VIM. Boyle, a tramp. in August, 1878,
and a colored woman named Mildred, awaiting
trial under an Indictment for 1nfanticide, eS-
capped from the jail Of Fauquier county, Va, at
ing, by the means OF false keys. ....F Four pris-
oners escaped from the county jail at Bath, N.
Y. yesterday, one Of them having thrown cay
enne pepper into the eyes OF the turnkey.
the fourth, willis Nichols, is still at large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

A FREE FIGHT between a large number
of colored people at New Castle, Del, Monday
evening, resulted In the arrest of about twenty
were bailed to answer at court, and the others
discharged. In the effort to arrest the combat
ants Mr.. Weldon, policeman, was shot In the
was shot in the leg. One colored man was shot
N the hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

THE NATIONAL MILITARY COMMEMORATIVE
adjourned meeting Of the national military con-
vent1On was begun In st. Louis yesterday. The
members were taken to the fair grounds, where
speeches was made by Gems. Denver of Ohio,
Maury of Va, Lee Of Miss, Brakeman OF Mass,
Alexander and Hunt OF Iowa, and Beauregard
state troons were reviewed. nv Gen Reanre-
gard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 1.-The readjusters
held an immense meeting at the academy OF
music last night, when the state debt was eX-
planned by Col William E. Cameron, of this
place, and Hon. Frank Blair OF Wythe county.
whites and tie galleries were packed with
negroes. Gre at enthusiasm prevailed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

MURDER AND SUICIDR.-Henry Won Gerit-
schen, of No. SO Christopher street, N. Y, was
fatally shot In front Of his own house yester-
day, by John Sheehan, OF No. IS Carmine street.
The assassin then shot himself in the right
Ing condition. Jealousy on the part OF Sheehan
Is believed to have been the cause Of the quar-
rel.
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Turned Up All Right.

BALTIMORE, Oct 1.-Mr ]. B. Warren, mer-
chant at Prospect Hill, Caswen county, North
Carolina, who was purchasing goods In this
city, and whose sudden disappearance from his
botel on Monday, with a considerable sum OF
money. caused much excitement among his
frierd ds, turned up this morning, all right, hav
ing he said keen 10 PlttShurg. -
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NOMINATIONS BY MAYOR COOPER. OF NEw
YORK, REJEcTED.-MayorC Cooper, of New York,
nomination Of Charles II. Costa, to be police
commissioner, vice Mr.. Wheeler. It was re-
jected. The nominations OF J. Wallace Bryant,
John q. Brady and Nicholas Burtenschen as
excise commissioners were rejected. He then
nominated Jacob A. Grass, d. ID. T. Marshall
and Allen Mcdonald as excise commissioners,
but they were all rejected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

EIGHT-HoUR LAW AT ANNAPoLIs-An order
has gone into eject at Fort Madison, opposite
the Naval Academy, In Annapolis, which is
used as an experimental battery, to the effect
that employees shall work eight hours instead OF
ten as heretofore. A similar change has been
made at the Naval Academy
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Sprague's trustee was refused admission to
Canonchet Monday by ex-Gov Sprague
although he was accompa MED by an agent OF
Mr.. Chafee, trustee OF the Sprague estate. The
the property In the house, so that Mrs Sprague
might Indicate what she claimed as her per-
SOnal property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

No NEW STRIKES were reported in Cincinnati
last night. The strikers were very orderly yes
terday and with the exception Of their process
sion in the morning, nothing occurred to indi-
cate that strike Is In progress,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

SUIcIDEs.-Henry A. Hall, well-known rub
Der manufacturer, committed suicide at Bridge
water, Conn, yesterday, by cutting his throat
In bath tub. Anton Lamott, of Chicago,
hanged himself on Monday night and Jas T.
Hankinson, Of the same place, took morphine
and died.
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Baltimore Walking Watch.

bALTIMOkE, OCT. I.-The thIId days Walk at
the Academy OF Music began promptly at 1888
O'Clock with IA men on the track, all showing
In fair condition. Leslie, who showed
symptoms OF exhaustion yesterday. Is
walking much better to day. Mackey
has discarded the shoe from his left
foot, but shows no lameness In his step.
The following was the score at lS0 O'Clock, the
scores being posted at the end OF each hour
from the start: Mackey, lis miles, laps; Cam
pana, 1S+ miles, laps Hughes 1872 miles, IL
laps; Brough, 12S miles, laps: Harmer, 1873
122 miles, Is laps; Collyer, 100 miles. i6 laps;
Mcguire, 140 miles, laps; Downey, 1872 miles,
II laps: Redding, 146 miles. laps; Metzger, 1870
miles; Leslie, 1l6 miles, laps; Pierce 1870 miles,
2 lanS
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e4-In New York yesterday morning George
Smith, under arrest for drunkenness and cis-
orderly conduct, committed suicide by hanging
himself with handkerchief In his cell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

GEN. GRANT and party left Oakland yesterday
morning, and were warmly greeted at the vari-
Gus way stations. At Stockton there was a pro
Mexican veterans, who passed in review before
the general. The party left in the evening for
the Yosemite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

THE WINNERS at the Louisville races yester-
day were: Three-quarter mile dash, Glendalia;
three-quarter dash, for two-year olds, Mendels-
sohn, time 1.16i4; mile dash, Rowdy Boy, time
1.44H; mile and quarter, Peru, time 213.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

In THE INGALLS, INVESTIGATION at Topeka
Kansas, yesterday, S. n. Moody testified that J.
s. Danford told him that he would give him
from $500 to 5000 IL he would vote for ingalls,.
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Fire.

NKRGENEss, W., Oct. 1.-The Cataract house
was destroy by fire this morning. Loss $1,000.
Insured 81, 900.
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kilograms to The Star.
SHARP FIGHT WITH INDIANS,
CAPT. THORNBURG KILLED.
OUR FORCES INTRENCHED.
PAROLES COMING RACE.
COOPER THE FoRGER, ARRAIGNED
A SEVERE FIGHT WITH THE
SAVAGES.
CAPT. IhOrnbUrg and Others Killed
md MANY Wnnude<H

MILK RIVER, Col, Sept. 29.-Thornburgs COM
mand was attacked In a bad canon at noon to-
day, one mile south from here, on our march to
the agency, and retreated in good order TO the
wagon train, where we are now entrenchlng
ourselves as fast as possible.
4:SO pm.-Thornburg was killed Instantly
curing the retreat. Capt. Payne was wounded
In two places slightly. Lieut.. Paddock ana
capt. Grimes were also painfully, but not dan
gerously wounded. Ten enlisted men and
Wagonmaster MckinStry were killed, and at
least twenty-five men and teamsters were
wounded. The command is now very we'll
sheltered, but now and then are beard guns OF
new hostiles who have just arrived. Our poor
mules and horses are getting it all around The
red devils fired the grass all around us to burn
us out.
Another Attack Expected.
sept. 29, 8 p. m.-We still hold our position:
every man Is busy digging trenches hauling
out the dead animals for defence for tomorrow
Tor we fully expect them back at daylight. Our
courier, 'Joe Rankin has volunteered to carry
dispatches to RawlinS. Mr.. Gordon's freight
OUTFIT of Indian supplies. near us when the
fight commenced has been burned by fire: also
company wagons of company F, 5th cavalry.
capt. Payne had his horse killed and Lieut.
Cherry's was also shot during the retreat
Capt. Linwood and Lieut.. Cherry are unhult,
though men were killed all around them
About three. fourthS OF our horses and mules
have been killed. Should reinforcements reach
us In five days we can hold out very well with
ammunition
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Father NEcCarihy's Arrest.


NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Justtce Frederick W.
Ricord, of Newark, before whom the Rev.
Father Mccarthy, OF st. Plus church, East
Newark, was arraigned on charge Of drunken.
ness Monday evening, has preferred charges
against officer Knapp, who, with Officer Glow,
made the arrest. The charges and specitica-
tions have been drawn up and will be present
ed to Mayor Yates to-day. The charge is that
the officer suppressed charges which might,
and, the judge thinks, ought to have been pre-
ferred against the priest. The Judge continues,
that besides the charge OF drunkenness, one Of
reckless driving, one of assault and battery,
and one Of creating a disturbance ought to
have been preferred. The Rev. Mr.. McCa Carthy'S
friends claim that his arrest was an outrage
and that 1t was without warrant of law. Mon
day afternoon he started out for ride with his
curate, the Rev. Father Murphy. The horse
became fractious he claims, and they were
thrown out. The horse was seized by some
parties, and an alteration followed, in which
Father Mccarthy became highly excited. In
this state he was arrested and with much diff
Guilty conveyed to the station-house His
frieEds claim that his condition was the result
OF recent Illness.
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NOTES FROM MEMPHIS.
Riot at Camp Marks

MEMPHIS, Oct. ], 10 q. m.-No new cases or
deaths reported. Martin Daugher, Maudie
Dangher, Thomas Cook and Ed Cruit, four
Well known desperate characters, were ar
tested this morning, charged with attempting
70 incite riot last night at Camp Marks Seyera
snoes were nred at guards, who attempted to
aLrest tne principal leader, w. B. whitehead,
Sno escape escaped: N. w. Speers. jr., and Judge W.
;. E1ppiD. MS attorney, left on the morning
tram Tor Brownsville. Tenn, to defend the
legality OF the election OF j. s. Galloway as a
special Judge In the case, set for trial TODAY
before Chancellor Livingston. The weather
remains very warm.
The following is the order OF court In the In.
junction suit served this morning on all parties
made defendants In the late trial before special
Judge Galloway: Whereas y. A. Speers, tr..
hath filed his bill OF complaint In the chancsry
court OF Shelby county against the defendants,
j. d. Plunkett ct al, and obtained ali order for q
writ OF Injunction from Hon. jacob Galloway,
TO be Issued in pursuance OF the prayer OF said
bill: these are therefore to command you. said
j. ID. Plunkett, and all Others menti ned here
tofore, that each and every one OF you, In your
several capacities, do absolutely deslst and re-
frain from interfering with lint cotton, and not
hereafter prevent In any way its being brought
into the port OF Memphis. in wagons,
carts, or otherwise, until further orders.
Three Deaths To-day.
Az noon three deaths had been reported-Wm.
Grant J. c. Saint and John Blanton The two
last died beyond the city limits to day. To-day
at noon two colored companies broke camp and
retired to their respective armories.
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THE TICKET SwINDLE CAsE-This morning
the grand jury OF the Criminal Court returned
two indictments against West S. Jones alias
johnson for obtaining money by false pretences
In pretending last May that an entertainment
street, for the benefit OF B. Gendle, and selling
tickets therefore to DR.. S. y. H. McKim and Dr.
Theodore Mead
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AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF Ky

AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KY.
18TH
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEYs THEATER,
In the City Of Louisville, on
OCTOBER 30, 1879.
These drawings authorized by act Of the legisla-
ture OF 1862 and sustained by all the courts OF Ken
tery companies who claim the so.e ownership OF all
the Prants In Kentucky" to the contrary, nOtw1th-
standingl occur re guarly the last day Of every
prominent State officials.
NEW ERA IN THE HISTORY OF LOTTERIES.
.a Grand and unprecedented success Of the new
Every ticket holder can be his own supervisor,
The manasement call attention to the grand op.
portunty presented OF obtaining, for only So, and
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES:
lrrtze. $50 eco 100 prizes, BOO eas1o on,
prize........... 10,a00 200 do, so each i0JO0
prize.....-..... 5000 coo do, 10 each 20S0
10 DO 81 600 each 10000 lOO9 do. 10 each 10000
pEzes. ssee eacb. % spprn.ipaation prizes 100
prizes, 200 each. do do. 1900
9prizes. 100 each. do. do. 500
1850 prizes, .ell2, 400
"a Tickets, $50 o5 Tickets 400
al spphcstions for club rates should be made to
inl List Of drsyins published in louisville 9ou
fsss s2d
SntdiI9 z, Louisville. Ky, o. 1853 Broadway, New
TSrf; Fer information apply to JNO. W. CLARK,
Ne' seW YORK avenue, Washington, D. q. sep6-ly
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Another Attack Expected.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Cooper. the American FOrgcr, Ar

NEW YORK. Oct. IA London special says
Mm Rlnggoid Cooper, accused OF forgery by
day arraigned before the Lord Mayor at the
Mansion House police court. Curiosity was on
tfptoe to see the man OF many disguises AS
the hearing took place In the heart OF the city,
the court was thrODged with bankers and stock
brokers, who felt themselves closely concerned
In the issue of the case. The prisoner has a
handsome and striking face. and small classl-
and wavy hair, bears singular resemblance to
that of the actor Booth. Nevertheless, there is
sad look and wistfull expression in his eyes,
He dressed Il Ve5s eos aod
light trousers. During the reading of the affi-
day1ts in the Glynn case, he stood thoughtfully
looking out OF the window over the Lord May
or's head, or glanced up at the drawn sword
which is fastened to the wall above the seat OF
justice. sometimes he seemed mindful of his
During the opening of the Bank of England
case he took notes assduously. Nothing new
was developed, though it seems that Cooper
had lived at HemmelhampStead for two years
The case was remaHded till Monday.
Parole I'm the Pools.
A London special OF yesterday SayS:-A good
deal of money at the odds, 100 to against MIN,
went on Mr.. Lor1llard's Parole to-day In the
Cesarewttch stakes, to be run at the New Mar
ket second october meeting, Tuesday, October
lth. Paroles principal hacker accepted 200
the favorite, Mr.. j. B. Goopson's brown geld
Ing, Adamite, five years old, also patronized
Parole.
Paroles Rider in the Race.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Sportsman announces
that the Jockey Fordham will ride Mr.. P.
Lcrilla1d's Parole in the race for the Ce5are-
witch handicap stakes, which takes place at the
New Market second october meeting, on the 7uh
instant.
European Gold for America.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Financier Of to-day
says.-"As exchange on New York has again
sunk to the bullion point, it is expected that
the 10000 pounds remaining on the market
from the Australian consignment of 100000
pounds mentioned on Saturday Will 20 to Amer
lea: Meantime the French drain of gold to the
United States seems to have assumed some
thing Of its former magnitude. A large sum is
stated to have left Havre yesterday, and there
Is reason to believe, though it is not officially
announced, that the directors of the bank of
France have decided to advance the premium
one per mile for the purpose Of checking the
outflow. This determination having obtained
credence In Paris, 1t Is being anticipated by
large Withdrawals for London"
English Labor Troubles.
LONDON, Oct. notwithstanding the recent
award of an arbitrator that the wages of the
south Yorkshire colliers ought not to be further
reduced, the men are submitting to five per
cent. reduction. THE strike at the Birley
collieres, near Sheffield, is fast approaching its
end. Many Of the men have resumed work at
the reduction, and it is anticipated that all the
men, numbering 1,lO0, will speedily resume
work.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
At THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Pennsylvania Avenue. Corner llth Street bv
The Evening Star Newspaper COMPANY.
GEORGE W. ADAMS, Pres't.

The EVENING STAR is served to subscribers In
the city by carriers, on their own account at 10
cents per week or A cents per month Copies at the
30 cents a month: one year. Sc thyes months, Ss
Entered at the Post Office at Washington, d. O.,
as second class mail matteri
THE WEEKLY STAR-nublished on Fridsy-$2
year, postage prepaid. Six months, 81; ~ copies
for 10: 70 copies for 800
a. AL mail subscriptions must be paid In ad-
vance; no paper sent longer than so paid for,
Rates Of advertising made known on Application
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To BE DIsCHARGED.-Thec completion Of re-
funding operations will make necessary large
discharge from the Treasury of employees en-.
gagged on the four per cent. roll. The dismissed
Will be about $50 in number.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to w.
a: Wimsatt and Florence j. Cleary; Henry Il.
Gill1ngham, OF Baltimore, and Mrs. Lizzie Nor
rice; Thos. Moland and Mary Ann Steward;
James p. Sherry, of San Francisco CAL, and
Annie NJ. Gotten: Frank D. Hobbs and Ellen
ABBOTT; r. b. Norton and Mary A. Butler;
Isaac Birch and Minnie NJ, Graves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

nAILY WALKS ON EASY FEET Oxy-
II gentze and decarbonize the system, thereby
promoting health, cheerfulness and longevity,
hence the many experienced personages that visit
DIR. WHITES well known establishment, 14l6
Per nsyivania ave. opposite Wizards Hotel for re-
lief from Corns, Diseased Nails and other ailments
Of the feet Fee, 81 per visit aug30.r
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TsTo-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $3.50, ,697. .46; customs. $780, 1871.

SECRETARY EvARTs has been invited to attend
the fair at Cumberland, Md and is expected to
aonf
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FALL GOODs;-For Dress and street suits, being
Il received and ready for inspection, to which
respectfully invite the attention OF nv patrons and
the public generally =. j. HEIBERGER,
Cllizen. Army and NAVY Tailor.
sep4r No. t36 18th o. NV, City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

The report of Edward Clark, architect OF the
Capitol, was submitted to the Secretary Of the
interior TO. day
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AMATEUR JOURNALS IN The MAILs.-The Post
Office department has just issued circular
giving the reasons for holding amateur publ,
cations as inaomissibie to the malls as second
class matter. The chief reasons are, that the e
publications are not issued from known Off ce
OF publication, and are not printed for the dis
semnatton of public Information, but generally
for the benefit of some single interest and often
for personal interest
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER COMIQUE.

THEATEH COMIQUE.
GRAND OPENING OF THE WINTER SEASON
NONDkY SEPrEMBER 90. NIGHTLY. AND
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEEs.
FTLL NEW COMPANY.
Dasbaway and Munroe, Levsutine and Earle. To-
pack and Moore, Sparks Brothers, Alice B.ltPsn
nopd and Murphy, Maude Leigh am our Great
stock Compsny in the grEndest blu of the season.
Jsie Budds Great Burl' sque, Big Foot Wallace"
this week. sep25
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Mr.. LoRIN PALMER, editor of the Brooklyn
Union Argus, is candidate for the vacant in
ternal revenue collectorship In the Brooklyn
CN.Y.) district. He is endorsed by all of the
tiOn Of the trade generally, which Is subject to
the excise laws. Mr.. Palmer has taken great
interest for years in the simplifcation and en-
forcement OF rates Of taxation in the internal
revenue system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY HAS ORDERED
that any local letters addressed to Charles
ton, W. Va, be delivered at that point, not
withstanding the official designation of the
post Office at that point is known as Kanawha
Heretofore, letters thus addressed were sent to
the dead letter Office under a ruling made by
the superintendent of the railway mail service
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laEsC~ hand vIcNlr.
~ keMdsitstils, 1aly IAth, 1879.

Tho senior band ~ freseo Ilas q
baskot pienieto KenIullville on We'd,
nssaIay, July iG. NJ which II desires
~ SEE pres.hf ~ many NJ The pnDpIs
u tnseo mil vicinity ~ .an attend.
The PROGRESSION vii form III \ ii. ~.
nn tAfH street, west III Fin, and
wh.n rendy NJ march, thu lpnti Will
drive about lhe blo.k playing, md
Immediately drive toward Kendall,
vile.
The place chosen II bui eight ,niIea
nuay, Hi,l Rood fnaIs nhI beautiful
scenery, ~ knniniiyiitn nrn some
~ fhH most beautiful groves IL bo
found IN iIM West. bordering Tia
shores ~ sha Upper Town l.iyst
certainly 40 better place FIR HINT.
Ing, nsi,ln9, swinging, bsutl,,iInv
bathing, ioungiDg IN The sInsIs nm
enjoying ihp luxury u u baaket pis
file ran h. found.
Come fnf,,nts ngd veDj,la II rfnseo
~ sljei" j. ~ ~ 40 Fourth " jul,
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L0mnH j,roAs prrTeut tltr renders
III ii,r rtMN Dt4trE with ~ entire
change ~ advertisement ihIa week.
This ~ onr ~ tI,a ,npsf prosperous
tifinH ~ our i1uii. berauAa II IL p.r.
fretIy reliable AHJ honorable methods
~ business. An inferior nrileie. no
matter what II mny he. II Viii 10,
commend merely fof il,e purpose II
selling Whatever II earnestly ~.
dorass md eohiuondH ~ the public
bns been hsird atd found ~sfiby il
confidence.
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The fourth " July IL ~ IL fstl,t
i,rtnod IL rrnluI style md pnttlpiir
manner, III Saratoga il,is saaf The
day viii ~ given IN pIae,th tnnlIlnFl
ioasi~ and u good dinner! III. ss.i,s
Inp Ia u boweiy DANES ntsl u gpol
supper. G. X. BeIa viii give attention
aud direction Ia nii matters per-
tanning ~ ihe party y. ", bottoms
airing IaJul Mil make liz mppir.
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Ilrs nrorso II Thpy.r, hn 0il rltlten
~ Thu Vicinity known to every enc ~ \
nlphi siinrniIai ciiiron, md Christian Min.
isirr " lha N u thnrrI, iuat thlv moment
stopped III nul ri,re " say ~ Will ivory
Inls q know ihpi consider that both
mssrit mi slfg osr eui lives ~. fhllals
Consumption Cure n I. having tfe.
lnrp isits sala over nur counters and II
pislns ,Hffem satisfaction IN all Gaaea "
Lung Diseases, sBeb ~ nothing elsa has
dom l,aufiHn, ind May ittl, ~
Iofs Mpisl.ett A France, soli by
ilf ! J. flaIhmef. Throw
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ny order NJ 1'fnsless,

Omf old time young friend. frsI
Walters. Ia oner mofs shooting" titr
rays from hls genial "rhiz" nmnnH
hIs Crnsco friends, who, with MI the
stranger. IN Tie county. BIZ Invites IL
cnil aud ser him NJ Ills shooting mi.
Irry ono door south cf Allrnlnn's shoe
store. Those Who fall IL Irnsv their
cards With him bofure iIla ltIi, run
10 ~ ~ TINT dry ~ Cold Hpfingr.
Now N iha timn 10 hlt TIN t'uII mnn'
AnL Hct tlnc cIHAr.