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Gelp Wauteo.

AGENTS WANTED. - The Urblna Wine
~ Company desires 20 agents sell their wi I'm
each 0f the Southern aul Western For circular
terms, address with references THE URBANA WINE co.
HammoudspOrt y. y.
DRlNIERS WANTED.-A foreman, press
man, ana proof reader all nrsLoass best references
required Addtrs L. o. Tribune Office, stating experience
ana salary desired.
WANIED.-Salcsmen to take general State
w agencies; salary audi expenses paid references re-.
quIrcd. IhIU MPH MFG CO.. rs MonrOest. Chicago.
ANIED.-RESIDENr AGENTS in every
w city Ia New.iOrs aud NewJersey for and van.
able article just Ou large profits and cutrcy respectable
FOR good men. &. T.. PAGE, IL East lithst.
tEANTED.-A few men from 30 to 40
W Jelfs pf who have ability ~ rllcsucu. tlko
charge of states ard hrc aud sel OBJECT.
Teaching liic" by nay system From thle' 10 months
experience VIII be Necessary 90 t Tor the business
viii pay good managers from 300 10 - 600 year
need apply Who cannot handle successfully. Give age
experience and send ths WJHOLLASD. spriB gheld
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Uearners.
VIC SCHOOL GUIDE.

DINCKNEY'S SCHOOL GUIDE,
ESQ pages lnstrated) compiled expressly as guide
10 parents and guardians In selecting school IL con
tains complete all and colleges, Information
I'm regard wherein the schools located the eli
mate railroad facilities special description OF the
most desirable institutions of learning
MAILED FREE to parents and others having CHILDREN 10
educate receipt postage, cents At office free
Pamphlets end information OF city and country schools fur
nishcd GRATUITOUSLY
For parties desiring select city schools special Dreo
tory containing lists Of N T. CITY and Brooklyn schools has
been prepared. .- - .-
80 Union square,
ntb ave sidel ew-York city.
rVEACHERS supplied to schools and families
i without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCA
TIONAL Bureau, 80 Union-square.
NVANTED.-By young lady, position to
take entire charge OF children aud teach them
English good and machinst country preferred
would good reference. Address h. f., ~ NOitn
Washing Onsquare, New-IOrk.
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,EcoSD BoARD-l O'CLOCK p. VI


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MISS DU VERNET'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
vi lO2 FAST 3OTHST- NEW.YoRk. 49,
A Collegiate DEPARTMENT will be added In september.
where students will be prepared for American ana European
MIR. II. BEAUCHAMP TEMPLE OF Eton and OXFORD,
and late PRINCIPAL of Temple Academy Brooklyn, HEAL
MASTER. Circulars at Lockwood's. No 81 Br0ad"ay'
July 10 For further Information ADDRESS H. BEAU
CHAMP TEMPLE Darlen, Conn.
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Kansas Pacific

LOO --.-bC. o. =
Manhattan Il X
4O....Do. +lh
n y II
2l5....bc. l25
50......--.l2jN
" y y IL & il Il
q. liza
" J Southern
100 DCb3.. 3
Han & st 10
100. be. 1875
Lau q - 10 pref
lObCs30. 3Sl2
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

& Sn PER QUARTER.-Board and tuition
" etO English, French music; with motherly care.
iOAE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. p East l7Jtlst
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5ltnallons UGnIeo--f females.

GOOK.--Bv Swedish cook understands all
- kinds Of cooking best Of references city or country
3GG Gh-ave.. near 2}dst; lsthoor.
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For Boys and Young Men-Countrv

TOR BOYS.-A home school, $500 no extras
L family small; Goshen Orange GO n H. Institute Eng
ncquaed riding and diving taugh horses Tree.
J. Wilson, Principal
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MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
vi for Young Ladies and children, No "a East 22dst Will
reopen IuursCay. September 70.
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AnsfrnCuon.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
MIR. CHURCHILLS SCHOOL
w in NewYork removed a. Madison ave- corner OF
5Ul.st The FALL TERM commences on the Esd OF SEP
TENDER
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EHADEMOlSELLE TARDIVELS
I'VE BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
and CHILDREN, No 20 West 4Gth-st. NeE-York RE
OPENS SEPT pa Thorough teaching in all languages daily
lectures French English spoken Within six months
soliege drawing, color pastel, without charge
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TOR BOYS under thirteen, a h0mehke
Il thorough, practical Boarding School
Hampstead Institute, Long Island y. Y
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.5s. buyer 90 days. tOS seller 20 aava
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COOK.-By Scotch girl \; good references
~ Is good cook drsr laundress and neat makes
understands OF milk and butter ask for ANNIE NO
292 Gthave, near lSh-st.
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Drunk.

Oficen Wentzlemsu and Kelly ar.
rested a man 1t 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, in beastly state of intoxication, lying
m q mud puddle in the rear OF the store
house of Mr.. Smith, near the railroad
track. He vas about - drunk - . man
usually gets TO be, and had he not been dis
covered when he vas, doubtless the next
train that passed along would have made
short work of him.
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wiley's hosss sNslsA by.s1s sAoss. vhiried and
shrrv him. Aesn then started for his cousins
hoT.s. ssd Wiley. Who vas intoxicated, rose
iroS ~ ssousi anA hskA ~ -. upsa ~ 1saA
u~a while Henri secured has horse. A. this
unrsnre Hear. seeing wiley with hs gan
irswn npon the dad man waived his ps-to
over has bad, cxetaa.p,ss. -'.Oht Cd he's
Dad. we've killed hlm-Iss.s leave this Cd
town. He them came mp to where Wiley sas
nd hsaysA hs0 NJ hSs>e. and tire tSS started
Of Wiley re~sSsA whrs shsy - gotten shout
= buaAsea yaris, hoy t,smo1asrd, sS-,oaAesi
their pistols aasi GINS. asd ehaaesA hossss,
rsdina % to ;h<ir dv-sSaAsson-
They ssmaiDrsi 81 slss Cd mans hoase, bae q
phart TIME. whea they vers DOissA - . esasse-
sss k1ovn - Tsxas Lsek. ~ role hach
shroaxh tn tsvn vhospsaG God yssa,ss ass
dssy,nx the authOnae-. Ou arr,viss vsiAia . Sex
yanis of tbs P,aee a. kAlssx. shry saisst at q
halt. and discovered the csow.L that. by TIN,
time. hal gathered sroas.i ihe body al liz dss
man. Hear. riding oas ieO@ The osheea, again
waved has pssso, snA csllsd ous ss she tsp o.
his voice. to 'cOms On. yea eovartiy - o.
-" They shss rude %. and vers sOs hsard
| VI for several usOsths. ..-.
S"use time last winter Henri Vas eapaurea1 d
Carthage. No., AMI returned In Ne Ie~sssa
authorities 1t fors Ssaish ny. U. s.. MsrsAa
Allen. Of shs Western Dissres Of Mi.sssr,
Wiley has not yet l,sen arrested. and ~ ssan ~
large. .......,...
BY those abeoa.i. and not famsIisr with the vas
eStest Of territory embraced 10 the Inris1rti0u
Of the Western district al Arkaasas. whieh
includes the ensils lnian Territory. 10 inSsssei
from the tsct that the court " located a t0rt
smith. that the ioui sag,na oce.,soasi BY shess
e1ecui,oss Of criminals. rests, equally upos n,
fair naue Of Arkansas. Hut such 10 BOT she case
for not a single enmiual from Ark..sas ha
ever trcn among thu nnm,es exscasest-sa ~
contrary. they haye all halted from thu vssas a
Okishoma, where sdep,orahse co~lisioe d s1IAsr
exists. aud uiil not b. rsardird usail
assumes the form u . ,srr'iossl. os whsss mas's
Igovcrpmeue- ...
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The awning in front of Levy's fell With
a heavy crash, yesterday afternoon. The
awnings adjoining it. and Of which it was
q part, had been taken away. and the re-
minimizing posts we're not able to besr the
weight. Fortunately, no one was injured,
although . great many people were stand
ing around 1t the time. This is another
good reason Why all the wooden awnings
should be removed.
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V1ECOIt OOOt6
convenes to'oosrov morning. vith Judge
wy. Wood On he beach. There ase $50
cases on the docket. Tie following are
the jury cases Loo lie fsst week :. -
George L canvrigh '. joseph 1. Cart
wright
Camille Reid " Wn Bad e 81. sh
State 70 M sad selasioa 70 Robest n
Hogan q Il ~ We E Bard. i..s.is 3
Loltie NcCJelIsnd ~ City q Sedalis. ur
Stale Of Missouri q Tie relation Of 4 A.
Tu,~ey ~ n. r. Allison e Il. -
u F 3hest ~ Geo L Faalhsher e n. -
+ John Eodses g al ~ & " Bixby. 80
JOha Dodi6 ~ N Bakes. OIL
Wm H Han " u F Short. So: ia 90,
Richard Ritter " J l. Cartwright ..
/ RI STARK 70 Missouri Paciec Railroad.
Jooe.h q Whise " 4 B 1hninas.
David Btsshes ~ Heasy Bayer. :"
Ioba b HsyRe6 ~ Dssia Blnckes. .L
GenrKe + Toves - jobs Culls@ e 81. !.
George F Tover " Ed Lyaa.
Heory Deanand " jobs L Kahn.
Fisat Naiiuasi Bsak q Heulafia " Geo.
Hssry Mitchell e "a N II n Babes. +. .
SedaIia ssvisga Back - } u Sssagas
|es II. - .,...,,fg -.
Merss 4 Hale N 4 e aseetl. "
Wm Miller ~ Tko9ss Gary e al,
State Of Missouri " Milton GeaAao.
Michael Gli6orsi ~ Wa n Moore.
G;ashishee q Tesssoee O0eisa. s'r :
Martha Taylor - % A Craa3al o aar ;.
Maggie A Miller ~ Jeepie s Miller.
Josrph g HigKies ~ Geo L Cartwright
d II Saish. Aai0se ~, R@haagh 4
john D 'His;o.y.o ~, - A,el;b.,a
Raiieh Ossk ~ 0ss feagsa etal.s ts-
Aessoe The@Wa, A6of oil D WrgAs
decd v jobs. d 0osfinA e. a., de-
!. Nichols Han g q " City Of Hedalse.
John n Psatessoa y B 4 Wsydea.
Sesse q NJ Nseiis O.. - 30 uaeod e q
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A Serenado.

The Tony Pastor Troupe has the thanks
of the EAzOO tribe for IN excellent sere-
made yesterday morning. Coming from the
source il did, il il highly esteemed.
The musical part ri the theaser n under
the change Of Mr.. II. T. Dyriss. Who is
said To Be the hesa musical director in the
United States, and certainly he sustained
his reputation on this occasion.
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Given Bond0.

Williams, the young man now In jail on
. charge Of stealing pair Of mules from
Col. Winfrey, will probably be released in
the course Of few dsya, his father having
secured bonds in an amount sufficient to
appease the fears Of the Court that he Will
make IN sttempt to escape from the
lust penalty of his crime.
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At Rest.

The remains Of Philip Mcdonald. the
unfortunate Dung man Who was cs0shed
by the cars at Lexington Thursday night,
arrived in the city yesterday morning, and
were taken 70 st. Louis last night for burial.
The deceased vas most excellent young
man = years Of age. and had been the
main stay and support Of . widowed sister
and her large family for quite length If
time.
This is the third railroad accident that
has happened in the vicinity Of Sedalia in
the past week. end I'll proved fatal.
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To the Country.

There will be q vacancy in the Baptist
Sunday school and in the choirs OF the
Christian and Methodist churches to-day.
This morning Jay Garses and c. Ell. Han
cock accompanied by two young ladies'
will load two-horse carriage down vith
estabIea and recreate At McAlister Springs,
returning with the falling Of the deg and
the uprising Of the moon tonight.
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J. Bartain, for carrying concealed deadly
weapons. Vas fined s..
Levy. the drummer for J. N. Po'ack. oil
81. Louis, Who was arrested for peddling
without license. vac fined S.
Both men gave security Tor the payment
of their fines and were permitted TO depart
in peace.
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.aai..AlicAIn.

=. 3; !: 8; : a.: s. s.! -: 81; q;
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New Yosk City. 1-3osAtly
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,APPLETONS' NEW READERS

J: H!ss $:; III =
1SyH21D o. Dr. n a.
ARKANSAS OPP, IONS.
. Adopted BY the Bard Of Educ. ion Helena.
lFo" Jao T. Bennett Pres h~rt or "~d"nI
y. could :. siss:" .ei.. .As .a.i..
q: and ''
have '''' '': s; Il; Nee. = r isss Felt.
IT,: :..,;. III
Haat 1.ssls.t Annesnsnt and Character.
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1set ara Overcome Objections.
Tn, .,u :
Uftis Polls Grasp thsn With much Easerness.
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HONE AND SOCIETY.

sOvcSumeoss
HONE AND SOCIETY.
Pleasant and Social Gossip for
Lady Reodesa
Mr.. =. EHSsnan s'li start for Csssos. Ao.io
dhy. -
Mrs Al. Conner Is visiting relatives IN Boon
vile.
Mrs. sh.aer Of Booov,l'e. I, visiting Mrs. Dr.
E. l. lsptA
Mr. J. ~ OnieId ubi remove to the city I'm.
week Sish has family. -.
Mr.. II. u. Marian has gone to Nsw York %
business and pleasure ...-
Mis-. CANINE Thomp.on and Mrs. Er~sk
sa0pSon >ssil both quite 10.
Mr.. a Iksrt Al Butter. No. With his wife will
sssss tns h uily a. nr. d. Levy rfi
IAN ths nsSise-sss-i mssnesA iracons wa.le last
night .'iostsr night. art took 10 tbs Tony tssssss
troupe. ..
Miss laaDrhe Hus.man ut the country has
,s~n sH~".ssnx iew ~-~ks With the family Of Nr.
Mr. Vs. ". Williams. IL hoosv,lls. nee
Miss Je->.s. Evans - visiting her 'nsthsr Ms-.
IN. T. e. Evans - -..
Mr. chas Parker and Inn Thomas, gill taxa
look ~ slsr "v"~ Csa" ss-'iAy, aud rtturm with
A.. ,..n..-x.,u 49,,
.sIrc r.,1rn..i h.,,.. q" ssiur,isv w.rn,n. I.ss.
Parsons. Kansas. =
Mis-. L,a N~wkifs AMI Miss M,nn,. Srost will
leave IN A.ssAay soassswsi sh~ wssssey College. la
Is, ssa9 % fs.e, OF nc"esnses soo - -
.s"nS VIZ 10" n11' ans' ''s"S' "asrs ps '"~s
Mr. .s.w CsSss.iy, Formerly at Sweet sps,sys
- sssssd.ss SEVERAL sesSs ." ts~ e'sy. nesore hts
"eess"'e '"H "H"s'
-A,ss Ann. snS ;ssr, q eins"s,. sho has esee
. .n~ rnss. 81 Us =. L. honns's' %" hr'snwsy'
. "'S"' "' -.
-Ms.s bssS''k AMI Miss t;raee kemper Of
nas"esu'r, IN. ser. TUE s"'s'ss "s t"e Misses
s~''y ""s" "'"''Ns ss"'
-Ns. b. w. ihxiy lst hat n,Rhs tss neAii,sses
Springs, vh~re h- wIiI ssrnd Sunday, sssi make
'h"sni eSs"s'""''"e ~ '"r ~s'ef~.
IT. J"nes. NJ Clinton. tnssk IN the Toay Pastor
sroups hs night, and viii take in all In churchss
to-day that he CONVENIENTLY ean.
--R-v.Absei Leonard went upto Warrewshprs last
night. He x,li hold >~rvee there to-day AMI
S,c~ x .a,s,v M NJ, a.. v,,,... saauehser a
Cant. Jo. Krnnsy. ths u.II kDown Steam hoes
owu-s. - visiting A:ss fssieHs'"s of thas city.
Mis-. Nss..se salmon AZ ciinsas. No., Who
hS- I.,u y,s,l,u. Mr.. " r. Mason Of TN, city
returned to the ssmo.i~I town" ON THURSDAY.
~ 49, ,.,sI a. r. x.,,,... ....,.,..
prr,sr;ns /" nav visit :" relative. m s1esri,ni.
Z. They sili leave NE assss par, os this week.
LIS; y H@"tn ns.s .sa nn % ssnsy. m,
rsea ..n s'S ~ VI -. y" w 50 s' =.
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lso u,'i :s<n's sasday 81 n.sAns .ss, ssss..s art
.'S.,cs. 80. ,',r,,,". '''
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Ue6eb 's0pey t6elr Wy, M sIVays GTum.
blss vheo shey write Mn Sus nsss. Bot
still il makes no di6eseans to young and
ardent lovers.
He VA decidedly possical looking chsp,
from head 10 hos. He vose eye- elsaaes and
had curly HAIR. By Gasisg spoo him you
could almost tell tie exscs numhes Of soa.
nets contained il his pucket. He had On Q
blue flannel suit and pleasant smile. She
was . country 0aidsa. practical aad limo
cent. They walked down . fragrant Dea-
dow and paused beneaih . apsesding osk.
He was the 6sst TO bseak The aileaoe:
"lsnt this lovely p
al, aiat il r she replled.
"Yes, b. vest On, ~ be planted his chin
in one and coaae0plsted the vieea Of ky.
land. 'this IL simply divise. To sit here
and breathe the soft, cool Autuma vsnal,
fraught With the charming fragrance ii
violet and rusr, h juse eatrancing.7
She said nothing.
"Isnt thst Q msjsaaie nosataia over
there. towering into the 6eecy clouds. Ian't
that lovely little hrosk petterinG in baby
syllables over the innocent little pebbles p
"Kinsier, she responded.
in the other hand for change. "Autum r.
the heaven Of the yer. Jus look u those
happy birds darling through the air from
tree To- tree. and flooding the valley With
exquisite bursts of aong. Wouldn't you
ike to be bird. pet :"
I'D rather be girl and eat ice cream"
she replied. vith . twinkle Of ArcsdiAn
simplicity in her merry hssel eye.
This seemed 70 rufle the poet conslder-
ably, but he managed to regain his mental
equilibrium sufficiently to 80 On.
"RehoId those goIden-viaged bntterAies |;
don't they ~ lanRuidIy, - though their
lives are hut one smooth period Of him and
uninterrupted happinee?"
"Yes," she responded, 'and they Zap their
wings like doormats, don't they
After Ten minutes of silence Of the most
profound description he yentured to speak
again. .....
"Aud there goes the merry bees in golden
dot,llas. croquetting with the breeze svsyed
Aowem."
She kept still.
"But soon all the pretty thiaes wilt vsn.
ish like . lovers dream. The oovess Vill
fade, the leaves will fall. the bsrjs will mi.
crate, and the emerald tapestry Of the lea
will becume the couch Of the snowflake
The lilies will vanish from the lake, and
the sunset will glimmes % The barren limh
and melt the snov in the empty aest."
He paused for breath, and abe Whispered
"And then veil have to indulge in buck.
wheat cakes and heavy underclolhes, von'l
SEP
He couldn't 60 any further With his ~
marks. 30 they got mp and wandered away
Well. We nustnt kill Sepienber. Il
only Gomez once . year. II il here now
1t is . genuine good sort Of . meath. end
during the 30 days Il hes ill should striv,
to do better, live better and love your vii,
above all thines ele.
SWEET SPRINGS SIPPINGS
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N.s,As boa Asvs la'ks mppey u
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sals q ~ Dowsse aasSet Psses. Lsavs
osass, 9th J. D. Cskiae. vi. Bashy.
'9i.kes RsoA sad + L PNPut vAiaA vill
ssesive psoaps asseaalos.
6-llti. 0O1ru1 b10U0
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The 6ss annssl expedition q she Joplin
Fair Asociaiioa. which begiss On Tneday.
Oct IA, promises 70 be grand affair. boz
Joplin 10 wonderful town, snyhov.
Ten years ago there vas . house here and
there nov il il . city Of ten thousand
people, and it, streets, winch are macsd.
amised, are throneed with the busy msris
Of trade. The city il lighted with GEE, and
has some stately and ioioaing houses, and
il il withal the most enterprising town in
Southwest Missouri.
Its mineral resources were rapidly De.
veloped, and the intsoduct,on Of new and
improved machinery soon added To- the
productions Of It's mines, and Tie Joplin r.
gion nov produces more than one-haM oil
the pig lead Of Ai.ouri, and more th.u
one-third Of the zinc product Of the United
States. l. I...-t s.-.f 80.
The far vill continue during lie week,
and the liat Of prizes il large and liberal,
and embraces pretty much ell thss could b
thought Of. SO 81. -al '.l
Two railroads ossses h the city one 81
which W. built slm@t entirely with
Joplin capital. ~'i
The rsilPoads will al reduce rslss Cd
the occasion and those Who can should
MOI fail 10 attend. ~
For further particulars and pamphlet,
address 8. G. Hendenoa, Preaidsai. or T. A
AcC'eiland Secretary. 1t Joplin. m
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Al to . New Opera House &
Last night demonstrated beyond doubt
that Sedaliz needs new Opera House. and
- the question Of building one Is sow being
agitatsd. the subject shouId have the stsen-
tion Of her mooeyed citiaen. M. Frank
L. Bixby has had prepared sketch fos .
building that can be built for lsA than
twelve thossasd doller. asd be proposes 70
take Ten years lease on The same and pay
. yearly reatal equal 10 net ten per cent Of
the building ADD gwsada II - can end any
one in SelaIn 10 isekh The eapisai %
build it. = saeee codesg ~lth sAares ii
one hondsa1 dsllae.sA hss hsss ialkel 81
and Mr.. rlk expresses dsssre y asst
any s.sts IN Who will take stock in sssh
an eoaasprise. By al means let SeSi.lia
have The house - once. Here h chance
for . good, safe. ten per cent. investment for
capitalists. -
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Saratoga.

The Grand Hotel has sixty guesta. Who
are enjoying Themselves in the usual cay.
Charlie Rsliou caught catfish out Of
Blackwaier. on Friday. weighing eleven
pounds the largest this season.
B. McR@ky, al Sherman, Texas. Who
has been here day or too. left Lad night
for Lexington. where Mm. MeRosky II q
present visiting.
DR. Brown, NJ. Hnckins and Captain
Williams, will stat Tomorrow morning
% . trip 10 ScIseli City. on hunt. Osders
for game can Re addressed 70 Leslie Mar
maduke, Esp, Sweet Spring..
The Sweet Springs Company ere going
10 work At once 10 bring the water for the
salI baths 70 this place. An engineer will
he here to.morrow to make the necessary
survey and profile Of the work. THIS gill
be the boas and will add greatly TO the in
ducenents of the place.