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Seed Cotton Tramc,

The last Legislature passed an act to reg.
ulate the trade in seed cotton or unpacke ed
lint cotton. 1t is well that the law Should
be understood. The law provides as fol.
lows:
THAT all persons who are now or NAV
hereafter become engaged in the traffic ol
seed cotton or unpacked lint cotton, be and
they are hereby, required to keep legibly
written i'll book, which shall be open 10
public inspection the name and place OF
residence of the person or persons from
whom they purchase, or receive by way OF
barter, exchange, or traffic of any sort, anv
seed cotton, or unpacked lint cotton. with
the number Of pounds and date of purchase,
SEC. 2. That any person who shall fail
or refuse to keep the book in the form and
manner prescribed in the above Section
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor,
and upon the conviction thereof shall be
fined in sum not less than ten dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, or by inn
prisonment for not more than thirty days.
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Special Notice.

Parties indebted to c. A. Reed, Agent
either by note or account, are earnestly re-
quested to come promptly aud paw up.
nave been extremely lenent with some OF
you, but must now have my money, as
need It. My notes and accounts will be
placed in the hands of an officer Of the law
alter December 1. Respectfully,
G. a. REED. Agent,
Reeds New Building. near X. Il. Bridge
:, DO not fail to see the new No / Victor
Sewing Machine before YOU buy. 1t mas a
very large arm and late improvements
Call on {. a. Rced, Agent.
Three Grand Martial Bands, and the
Levlathan Locomotive Steam Organ will
De heard in s. II. Barrett & Co.'s New
United Monster Railroad Shows free
street parade ct Anderson, on Tuesday
October 3rd.
Wilhite's Eye Water a sure cure for sore
eyes. Try it. Price p cents.
SEQ the stupendous charlotte OF the
S3o.ooO living white Nile Hippopotalnna
III the tidal.wave procession or $. II. Bar.
rett u Co.'S New United Monster Railroad
SHOWS, at Anderson, on Tuesday, October
3rd.
Ginger Ale, Soda and vichy Water at
Whites.
5. II. Barrett & Co.'S New United Mon
ster Railroad Shows, having no rival,
never refers to any other show.
The wondrous man and woman water
witches, In their mysterious and astounds
ing amphibious feats, will be seen only
with >. II. Barrett & Co.'S New United
Monster Railroad shows, mt Anderson.
on Tuesday. October 3rd.
- For Fine Toilet Articles go to Whites
Drug Store.
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,,,rspn Jntelligenrer,
FOCAL NEWS.
pRIEF MENTION.

i, prisoners, all colored, con-
ere a. awaiting trial at Court next
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WOman-Hope for Suffering Woman
Something New Under The Sun.

BY reason of hor peculiar relations, and
compelled to suffer, not only her own ills,
but those arising from tho want of
knowledge, or OF consideration on the
part of those with whom she stands CON
nected in tho social organization. Tho
frequent and distressing irregularities
peculiar to her sex have thus been aggra-
waited TO degree which no language can
express. In the mansions of the rich and
the hovel Of the poor alike, woman has
been tic patient victim Of ills unknown
to man, aud which none but she could
endurc-and witlIouta a roInedy. But now
tho hour of her redemption h-c come
She need not suffer longer, when t. an
find relief in DR.. j. Bradtields Female
Regulator, "Woman's Best Friend"
Prepared by Dr. Bradfield, Atlanta, Ga.
Price, trial size, 75c; large size, $l.5O.
For sale by all druggists
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Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers !,

Are you disturbed at night and brok en- OF
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth? If So go at once and get bottle 81
MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYR-
W. II will relieve the poor little sufferer
mfnediately-depend Upon it there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother
on earth ho has ever used it. who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels. and give rest to the mother. and re-
lief and health TO the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription ~ che of the oldest ard best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. Is cents bottle.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore F,ront

should be stopped. Neglect frequently re-
suits III an Incurahi. lang Disease or Con-
sumption. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRO-
cough syrups and balsams, but act direcily
on the infamed parts, allay ing irritation,
s;7o relief III 1iiii.n.u, Srueiuiy, Cuugas,
Cat0Th, and the Throat troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers are subject to.
For thirty years Browns Bronchial Troches
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained we'll l-inerite. rank among the
few staple remedies of the age Sold at rs
cents box everywhere.
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a
of
Ny IMMENSE
can sell the quality
in
recent products
,at
so
orr
Iacs,con
oop ts
"A
ior
wish II Deacing
scomet
M % A Lesser
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come etosce
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a muniflcent Providence placed in Ma.
lures store.Eouse cure or remedy for
diseases which would first atliict the bu.
mar family. Skin or blood diseases
necessarily was the first TO seize upon
inanH'nd. s. s. S. Is Natures remedy.
.akeH nom her bounteous storehouse.
Gnu iie@e: iuiis 10 cure ary skin or blood
diseases, as thousands have ioyouslv tes-
lihed. Price, Sl.00 and Sl.75 per bottle.
You will find very large lot of Ken
tucky Jeans at ]. p. Sullivan & Co.'S; also
boots and Shoes.
If you have sore eyes, cure them with
Wilhite's Eye Water.
For easy washing use Pyle's Pearline at
Whites. '''' "'
FRUIT JARS.-Mason Porcelain Lined
aha az: E2hanse's FRulr JARS for sale cheap
Fine Teas at low prices at Whites.
f!av0rlng Extracts-ColoSne-C Cclluloid
Sets-Fire Tooth Brushes-IIajr Brushes
cheapest at White & Wilhite.
Chandeliers at bargain at whites
Drug Store.
CLARKS SEED COTTON CLEANER
takes all the dirt and trash out of Cotton
before it goes into the Gin, and improves
the class from to grades. Call on c. A.
Reed, Ag't, and examine the Machine.
BUGGIES!-Anyp person wanting rood
vehicle should not fail to call on REED e.
STEPHENS, whose long experience cna
blcs them to select the most reliable West
ern Bugges Mt lower prices than any one.
The American Sewing Machine is still up
with the times. Come in and see the new
No.. !, with large arm and late improve
ments-light running and noiscless. A
large lot arriving at c. A. Reeds. Agent.
Turnip Seeds, 20 different kinds-fresh
and gennine-at White d Wilhtc's.
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A Card,

MR.. EDITOR: Allow me through YOUR
co;iumns 70 extend my sincere thanks to the
o,aiLehs, nn, both Ehite and colored, for their
,,,,n Hsis'ance lh saving portion of my furni-
su,. Si,. : rom 'he ilames on the night OF tI,s
-'s' ''s'' Respectfully,
q. ERNEST BRuw..
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n4rLR w.RAs y FLArBrsA L l..

1t expected that tine ctlzcns IN the thriving SUBJ
urban village of rhtbusn IN hlnS~ CouniN, l." l.
viii soon ue supplied with the city convenience on
water IN street mains The Flat1ush ater orks
Company was Incorporated lew lunuihn ago win
a capita .,ocA 20. n-DO.uUo some Oh lhe Wt'uihi''t
am most influential residents ol iht Town are
among the directors OF the company. Pur" spring
waf-r wa, found to he abundant at the headwateis
of I'M. iarU.egat or Bedford tT-eA, the primo pal
fresh water stream 90 hn-, County Whl'h lows
from the southern part oil Fhthush, thr uIh rat
lands TO Jamaica BI.. IL was 1t ne time proposed
inlet. which hats GREATER depth or water tnlu Is
tti.r ed over the bar It sandy Hook. Although the
preliminary surveys were made for the purpose OF
making Flat" u>h IA porl Oh entry Ho1AIus IuIIlcI
WAS e., er done III Ia mater
The water company purchased last summer sixty
acres al land including The springs from winch the
stream is led from tine estate of the late Judge Lott
pa.Ius iOg tIe land roOOoO. On TINS property SIX
well. eight icrU in diameter, and from thirty 10
forty feet deep were dug. Each now contains
twenty-loHr leet oi clean wafer Adjoining the
well, a pumpug station mas been punt, VIII TWO
eighty horsepower engines ana Two pumps racI
having a capacity tor pumping -,uuoooo EaIious Oh
water IN tweuty-iour hours. Two miles from Jhe
wells and pumps and close TO the ctY Inc OF BROOK
lvu In WA,ulu-toa-ayc.. near Malb1nt-st., the
reservoir OF staud-pipe has been erected. II X
formed of plates OF boiler IRON and consists OF an
upright cylinder, 100 ieet high and twenty feet III
diameter winch will mold about 10000 gallons
This reservoir s not lar from the WuHnk entrance
20 Prospect Park. Is entire height above the
source of water supply - 1873 feet IL Is some what
higher than the DfoOAIyu A44h services reservoir on
MuLut Prospect. The water company has lad
about ulne miles of mains under the PRINCIPAL
streets Flat1usA. 1t Is Xpeeted that tine county
authorities wuI take water from this company TO
supply the county buildings on ClarksUn-ave. These
are now supplied with RIdsew00d water from
BROOKLYN at a COeU of $1,000 year. but complaint
* made of an made 4uate head of water 10 reach the
upper floors Oi the Insane Asylum, AlmshOu-e and
Hospital The water Is also needed to supply
Bro0kivn Permission has been given to thu new
compang TO connect with the pipes IN the comfy
buildings and ascertain II a more adequate supply
can be furnished
Flatbush has an entire population, including the
inmates of the county buildings, OF aOOut 5000
persous The water company expects 10 supply
water IN enough houses 10 secure an annual income
of $40 600. OF the bonds issued 10 secure the
money for the water works, the promoters OF tie
srbs,1, have taken $50. 900: $4,000 Is reserved
for extension of the works and 900 il put
upou the market 1t is hoped to have the water IN
the mains in q few weeks.
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seem phenomoually happy and well cared for
urklsh women are also well cared for, LuG nVU
being free are not IN the happy CONDITION Oh Hc,o
sam, n.e.,s who ENJOY head hight az wen rs
capacity 10 indulge I'D all tender wOmanly scntl-
m"nts. Mis-. Walker and Mrs. LucY Hooper anu
her gifted daughter assisted Mrs. Morton to re-
c"iye. The Minister wife Is still new 20 Iarls' ana
she wished 10 bc made acquainted from the urst
with the society in which she Is called upon 10
PLY a leading part Among the 6rLSht stAFSS Oh
anne lean wOmauh00d who attended We're MISS
Emma Ihursbv Miss Guswod and Nile. ' An
Lauut. These charming singers are admired IN
Paris sOr their MANY talents and CIaces end re-
sprcted for the purity of their lives. VI. W asaer-
man. his bride and her sister Miss Grace Scuglnan
came 10 with Mrs. NIcNay and Mrs. llungeriofd.
There We're many celebrated a.tists present, ana
iarTc was good Zeal OK conversation among tAJm
about Ncl~sOners portrait Of Mrs. NJcEay ana tine
-rpcrb coored glass windows done by NJ. Oudnot
for William h. Vanderbilt owe &C. " Edmond
About tine opportunity which 4 have had to study
these mluItahir works of decorative art. \ iOrt-
night ago ! received from him the following note !;
81. Edmond About takes the respectful liberty TO
recommend TO the attention OF - the eI4lt,ll4 4
of coiorru glass Windows at the studio of NJ Cudl-
not. Rue die Ia GIande thaumlere. They have
been painted for an American ctlLen whom TUG
gods may well envy. William H. Vanderbilt, aud
are 70 DE sent 90 Ncw York ~ New Years week.
NJ Oudin1t sends % u,~tpruipca Of decorative art 10
America which lar surpassrs anything of the KIND
that uas been executed since the good II. Lou!s
built Ia NHutr CuapcNa and tlt tuIIti no III
ce1ne~. Every technical difficulty has been
trlumphIntlv surm0uuted. Happy W. Il. amer
but. the windows comprise mul.ionri one OF
great height and breadth for the end of Nh Van
derbiit great dIGiug-roOm and sixteen minor ones.
On the former there Is q painting Of the interview
between Francis The fIrst and Henry ihe llghth on
the Field OF the Cloth o. Gold. The pers .ectve IS
admirable. and the broad sashes OF the window DO
not appear 10 cut the figures into square pieces.
Henry, Franc :. and their lords IN waiting are on
horseback. There are numerous followers. such as
heralls. hunting Wallets testers and infantry sol
dier7, on foot. And then there are hounds anu
hawks and ladies fair. Among the latter ls Queen
Claude. and near her stands Anne Boleyu. future
wife and victim OF the Merry English Monarch.
She was sixteen wears old when Henry met francis
AZ the Field of the Cloth OF Gold and Mlcheiet dis
covered IN some old records that she was present
az the Interview.
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COLLEGE LIFE IN WINTER.

eTT-Drrs Avn ANtr-SE,fENrS AT pPTNCrTOV
u.-.. " T. a. M ..u1-o+ob;ro.
- - =, - =, -, 80 -, ne
~ "ow ''''U'' - .'o -, 80. -
'lS "lN''i lHo VI A"'l@'''ou Hui'0iS at l''oi. 0'u
80" ~ iH''' , III "H0'7' "a "'
CARRIE 81 ana "he' -, nave obtained the services or
j. W Alexander tie welrknowu artist OF Hqrpers
Vfetf. "a iti.tri1et,r Mr. Alexander Will come 10
,'''''' - Ns' " A'N"""' wa
princeton every thursday durNg the winter ana stay
ING all day viii give instructions 20 the members OF the
ol,,h m d~avvtp0 et,l,r~ p,iptiro o+c This peuv or
ganzoton Is thought viii help 70 III mp gap which
"', '1-' "a '''' 0'I, = ~ - ''''-i' 49,.
'"0 No-to'S nave '''N'i "t ~ ''0''' No"-'0r-' '
term vlta Professor GuyOt The time devoted 10 II s
two l,ot.r. a vveek
..-.. ,. ..,- ill
AI"'''"- A'is HAS -'l' WI " 'oN''-''''- ''''l '.- |
ncidde courses o. lectures several colleges and schools
in NewEu.Iad Tia, Fl st Of the series was before tie
n -,..-l N.,,-1 rr.-.- -to.r r,,,,s-,, - an the
,....--..
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IN GALLERY AND STUDIO.
NOTES OF wATER-CoLoRs AND OILS.


BRISK SALES AT TILE EXHIBITION JUST OPENED
SOME PICTURES RECENTLY BROUGHT FROM
EUROPE-CONfING SALES.
The general public, who win be admitted to-
10 the fifteenth annual exhibition Of the Water
color Society VIII find from the number ot tcketed PIC
that Buyers Day" has fully deserved It's name
There many sales In the course Of tue pr
vate view Friday night and yesterday despite the
stormy weather and wretched condition Of the streets
the galleries showed fair sprnkling Of connoisseurs
dealers and collectors throughout the day and the sales
proceeded with harmonious regularity that was beau
tiful t. behold The close OF no previous
Buyers Day" has found many pictures sold a.
were saf. disposed Of when the lights In the galleries
were turned ont last night The etchings under the
charge or Mr. Gait met with like good fortune Their
sale was very rapid Henry Ward Bcecher' who wan
dercd the OF the forenoon bought nine etch
ingsir lump and departed but presently returned yeO
uu-atlsGed. and purchased four more. In ALL nearly
eighty VateI-colors have been sold, for 9S'o'V'
and seventy etchngs for about 5000 These figures
ia advance of those Of any previous exhibition al
This stage The exhibition therefore, bids fair 10 DE tIe
most prosperous the society has ever known Inc io
lowing IS q LIST OF the watercoors which have brought
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NOTE, FROM YAL- AND HARVARD.

NEw-H AvEN. Jan. 25.-In the absence OF all
ouf-oidoor sports this of the year. the whole
college assumes "a literary Occasionally, however,
there If something interrupt these literary pursuits,
and c student finds roace IN the skating rink or clds-
inc worries ina the Uuiyer-y Club. which hats recently
been degraded from college restaurant To- billiard
nall The fact s the old University Club which started
nm IT, t,roc1 os existence with flourish " trlmoets
ls Welded no the ghost and il more. Il was defined
10 play CONSPICUOUS part in col eye life, and its destiny
. Decn fulfilled by the con5picIousness OF its failure
The s,udn. now turns with feelings AKIN tu awe 10 the
New Haven boarding house and It's bill of fare.
During the recent vacation the Gre Club made an ex
tended tour through me West, similar to the trip made
nv the CLUB OF 1850 which was the best
,re club tue college has ever had. The club
was absent nearly two weeks singing IN Gin
oIppaH Indianapolis, Chicago. Detroit, Buffalo
Pouslkseo.ie and Brooklyn. At all of hose places they
we're cordially received aud sang IN every instance 10
Iar-e houses Tie club cleared about $500 Chamber
lain so and Peabody. 81. warb.cd for the club. All
rbe members sneak OF the trip particularly pleas nt
and an agreeable way spending part Of the holiday
vacation.
The college is somewhat disturbed by report that
repetition OF last years controversy between Yale and
Harvard ia regard the date Of the race is about TO
involve the colleges again. HJryarIs representatives
agreed las, wear to abide by Ylles selection Of the day
in lS1o Vale men think that common courtesy ought
10 lead Harvard to accept Yllcs date this year mas
much Yale yielded point last year aud ro~ed ON the
day selected by Harvard
The University began training in the gymnasium
,a.t week TIE following men training: HUI,
~ cautain: Folsom 50 stroke; Rogers 49, Guernsey
Law school; Bourne, 80; Hyudnlan 81; Parrou' e3i
Vernon 80; williams - s :. .; Cutler, 80 Hobbs
- schultz -; Flanders, So Merritt 81 The crew
has been rowing in the harbor since September.
Professor George f. Barker formerly Of tine Sheffield
Scientific school has accepted The position consulting
electrician OF the Western Union telegraph Company.
T. e. Bartlett tine class of 81, now pursuiL2 post
GRADUATE the rec1p cnt or tHc Douglass lcloN
snip This fellowship amounts 10 Tboo per year.
TuS Htrv4r4 University Dali ulu. Tot the coming sea
son will Dc selected from the following: Hal j. rt
shading Nichols, Olus ed, Baker, Bean, Lowering .
Cracker CooIJ.c, Richardson, lie Aoyut ana IucArr.
me harvard freshmen have accepted the challenge oi
line Columbia freshmen IN eISnt-oarea race az New
Ioodou ia June. Tue Junior promenade Will occur on
Fnru+rv = and will be preceded On the eveuL- OF ihr
an of February bv tine CI-e Club concert Another
amusement TOR college Is III preparation. On the
Iltu ZJn and 2jtn OF Apru TIE students Will give an
0rr.fta entitled The Bellies Of PcnlAe~e, written by
member OF JUNIOR class and SET to music OJ TiO
| ft.- = a liT
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couHEuoRITUG THEIR DEFE4E

ST. LOTS. Jan. 2S-The Post Dispatch pub
ri.hc- nc following this fternoon About months
aftcrthc Chicago Convention, the idea OF having medal
struck to commemorate the steady voting OF the Grant
phalanz originated with Don Cameron A cons iItau0n
was held between Roscoe Conling Chduncey l. FiIey
and others and finally order was given 10 J. NJ ker
shaw Of this city 70 make 800 bronze medals The mat
ter wa 10 be- kept profound secret and Mr.. Kershaw
WA. anoineI To silence lie has been working on the
medals FOR several months and they are now completed
and within Jew days will be sent 20 Chauncey tIIcy
al Washington, who will supcrInteni the distribution.
The medal. are bronze perfectly round - Inches IN
diameter 3-IG OF an inch thick and each weighs nearly
Mound on the centre Of the face is profile head OF
General Grant Underneath, and extending partially
around the head a wreath Of laurel and OAK leaves
Around TINS a slightly raised circle outside Of whlch
iz record Of the Grant ballots arranged IN complete
circle the number OF each ballot and vote cast DenS SET
down, in separate space The record begins at the eX
act centre Of the bottom, when the medal held IN the
proper posltiou and comprises the 30 ballots which
vayerrd from BOZ 10 BIB. Between the lst and 36th
ballots which reaches point diametricay opposite
star the numbers reverse that ue figures can all Dc
read without turning the medal around outside "i
the record and along the rim wreath OF Peurs ne Us Is
handsomely worked completing the face Inscribed IN
the centre Of tie reverse side these words: Com
memorative Of the 80 ballots Of the Old Guard for
Ulysses :. Grant President; Republican National
Convention Chicago, June, 1850 All the lines are
straight save the first and last. which curve
In gracefully parallel with the edge. IN
der me last the name Of the member
of The Old Guard. whom tine medal viii be sent u
.c~ieo The surrounding lettering j. simple yet
handsome a border competing the reverse SIDE Al
tI, centre u tue Top Is hole ia which to place
ribbon. 1900 -. ., al. q, .
OF the $50 medals viii be sent TO each OF the 3l3
d.,.stf.. no voted for General Grant and tue re
maiudrr to General Grant and Ie" oI MS 7tdI"AI
friends .-. .-.,., 81.
M G-,r design ~ the medal IN hrn-@ was forwarded to
~ Yo-, and admitted 90 General Grant MRS Grant
Mr C-uk.iug ana "a few others Tor their Appreciation
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1 RICH NAYS BfNkF4CTONS.
HOW GEORGE l. sENEY HAS GIVEN AWAY OVER
MILLION AND A HALF.

TOW GEORGE l. sENEY HAS GIVEN AWAY OVER A
MILLION AND A HALF.
In these days of numerous contested wills ~
- somethln1 of "A novelty To see rich man
fo-estaI the lawyers by making MS Oeques.s
before his death. one wonders why morr Hien
of wealth do not take tins sure ana eL L'l.s
T,r nt carrying out their wishes ior Desiues
way r,,n,y mat their money will thus go Just
wL,re they want 1t to 90. they would nave s sEe
Ul.ure OF seeing with ter own eyes 'Te Cene ag
ceuO lo' - .la.s of which Peter Cooper Is an
DelosS ~ nicnous example Mr. Seneys large gifts
Vtn . C.a entirely unsolicited; they have been
Hih ~ 9.lnPJ ,,.tr OF course, like all other rich
ou-N' "a the recipient of hundreds of begging
LIFTS ranging from those OF the shabby broken,
GoTn gentleman to the lazy tramp out IL ia OF
course impossible for HIM TO pay any "''eu''on u
them. -. ILL, Ian. ~ .a,d Ar sanav
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HISTORY or THE MkNTOR Farm.

To ne Edttor or me TrtbHne.
SIR: That now famous 4" Mentor Farm is
dear old home" 10 II IL the spot where was born,
aud had honor % selling It TO General Garfield and
the pleasure seeing improved under his care II
never owned by Mormon, has been stated Ia print
The Kirkland MormOns contracted for H. az one time,
with NV father paid 800 H. and lien forfeited Tic
contract; and father again took pussesslOu don't
Know that september 10 is fatal day for liz own
err Father died On September lD, 1900 away from
home Ia New Hampshire, and was brought home %
Mentor FOR rial IL Is beautiful country home but
80 uls 10 be a widows retreat Al l25l- VIC. u.
kupenJ.a, O,.Q. JAN 10. 1852.
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SHOOTING Tg0 WONEY WITHOUT CAUSE.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Jan. 23.-In West Deer
township, Ills county young man. Lee by name, Of
West AiddeseG, Butler County started yesterday
morning on hunting expedition Late Ia the after
noon, while walking through the woods few miles from
home, he met TWO young women Acquaintance vino
Eve ID west Middiese1 without any prOvocation what
ever Lee raised MS gun and fred two shots wouudng
both women, nut neither 0f them seriously He then ran
away and the women managed after considerable main
snd difficulty ~ reach Their homes WAere tDcy ufoIaed