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PensacOla's Yard HealthfuI Again.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Commander
Welch reported from the Pensacola navy
yard yesterday that there were no new
cases from fever, and no deaths
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a Land Lacquer Shot Dead

BALrINA, COUNTY MAYO, Sept. 2s.-
Mr.. Crolty, landlord, was shot dead this
morning at his residence in Kinmury
Park. He had been wounded several
times previously.
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James Taylor and selina Rough. of Nc
CaulPs Company, aFe TO be married pre-.
viOus to the company's going To Rostoh
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The Bulgarian Murder

VIENNA, Sept 2S.-Die FregGeakast
gives currency to the report that Prince
Alexander, Of Bulgaria, left Sophia yes
terday incOgnitO for Vienna.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-29

Mrs, Douglass, % Margaret street. sa-
yannah, Ga, says: 81 found great relief
from disordered liver and dyspepsia using
Browns Iron Bitters.', s-=
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A Rumored Railroad Lease

CINCINNATI, Sept. est is rumored
here today that the Central Railroad has
leased the Cincinnati, Selma and Mobile
Railroad
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Lima's EarIy Eyacna1ion

LIMA, Sept. 2S.-El Pueblo. in leading
article, speaks of the early evacuation Of
Lima by the Chilian fsIcez as q settied
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Snow in Michigan

DETROIT, Sept. 2S.-SnOw fell at several
points in Michigan this morning, but
melted as it fell.
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AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
DeGive's Case UnimpOrtant-The Gov
ernor at Work on the Bills.

against Manager Deceive, of the Atlanta
Opera House, made yesterday, will hardly
amount to anything, as he has always
provided good seats for cOlored people
and treated them properly. Heretofore
he has not had any trouble with them.
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ParneIl Not Shnt
TRAvEL ACROSS THE SEA.

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The report of the
shooting of Mr.. Parnell is false. Mr.. Par
nell is now in England.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-29

IT is better to remove than to hide COM
plexional blemishes. Use GLENN's SUI
PHUR SOAP,
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ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
GEORGIA. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA PUT IN TYPE.

Mysterious Disappearance of a Hand
some Young Lady-A MurderOus As
.auIt in a HaWkinsvilIe Brickyard-
Post ONCE Thieves In the Dock at
Jacksonville.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-29

PIKE's TooTHAcHE DgoPs cure in one
minute, =
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21

During our visit to St. Louis we met i
great many old friends vino we knew years
ago in Canada and while we lived i'll De
troit, Michigan. Among those of distinct
ion were: w. Allison Sweeney, Wimot A.
Johnson ID. V. A. Nero. members Of the
iotlrnalis II ic corps; Geo. Stewart, OF W md
sor and Henry Smith, son of Shelby Smith
Of Chatham Ont, and a host of old friends
in st. Louis We was pleased to find Mrs.
Brooks stu fighting for an honest living;
keeping Il good boarding house ut SD
Ghristy avenue: visitors to that city should
call on her. We also had the pleasure Of
meeting Mr.. j. Il. trump. clerk in the rail-
WAY mail service on The st. H.. |. VI. ~ :.
railway from hare to 81. Louis, vino has
very icscrvedIy been promoted from 4
fourth to iifth class clerk kship, at an a'-
vanSed salary, from S1ljo :" Sl3oo. lie nc-
companied us and Rev. W. A. Sinclair. of
Nashville, % the Merchants Exchange. and
did all in his power to make the visit agree
able and pleasant. We have no doubt but
what the press would have been crtcr-
tanned entirely Iii itferent had MeSsrs. .trump,
Tyler Starks, and others, been appointed
on the reception committee.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1888.

Lieut.. Gen. Berzey, by request, addressed
the convention. J. Milton Turner also de
livercd = lively address.
The committee on resolutions presented Il
report which was simply repetition OF
the resolutions presented by individuals.
thaS. w. Bell of Ohio, was in the chair
Alter - lively discussion the resolution
WAS rccOnlnitted. givin" sufficient time
for the committee to prepare and report
ne Xt morning.
ON being Informed by J w Wilson that
we were invited to an entertainment at
night. the delegates beslttcs 4 great many
guests en- ioycd the dramatic festival ten
dcred them by the Ira Aldridgc Club. The
lwo-act comedy, Marriage u Lottery was
presented and We'll received. The cast
was: jacob omnium. ,JaMles w Grant; Her
bert Manifest. Josiah ii Jones; Grimsby,
Richard \ Iiudiin: Mrs Pointer. Miss Car
rie Hamilton; Harriet Charlotte Manifest,
Miss Molly Williams; Warner, Miss Kitty
& Payne. j w Grant acted as stage mana
ger. and VIM IL Gibson AS musical director
At night the AttIlcil and sumner Guards
cntcrtainei the convention At new Armory
Hall
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21
NATIONAL COLORED PRESS
ASSOCIATION.

The hue and degree of intellect of the
Africo-AmericaEs:
TEere WAS time when the negro thought
that nobody but n white man, or the one
nearest to him could lead, or even be be-
hev9d to tell the truth. hut this and many
like gatherings throughout the south OF
late wears, gives conclusive evidence of "a
radical change. Whenever Il man very
near white raises his head among the
young Afro-Americans ID is quickly cut
oil. The fear OF the former slaves has
brought On Il disregard in the young for all
who domineered their parents and treated
them AS interiors. No race on Gods green
earth has advanced faster than the freed
men of the south. The idea Of eighteen
years bringing an ignorant and penniiess
race into competing alliances with their
oppressors Such an event is uaprece-
dcnted in the annals OF history. Give us u
chance and We will not be burthen to any
nation.
We clip the following from the 81. Louis
Post-Dispatch of the llth inst:
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21
FLOODS IN CANADA.

ON the 18th inst. terrific rain storm fell
at London, Ont. A suburb Town of about
1900 inhabitants. called Petersville, on the
south side of the river Thames. was inun-
dated, large amount of property de-
stroyed ard several lives lost. For II fey
hours the rain tell in torrents; the river
rose II feet above high water mark in a
few hours. Fifty frame houses were seen
floating down the stream and several brick
houses undermined and crumbIed down
in the stream, and in one lamp was seen
still burning and poor woman screaming
tor help. She was rescued about mile be-
low the city, but has since become a raving
maniac. The water rushed down with such
force that several iron bridges were carried
away.
During the evening = relief committee
called a meeting in which 500 was sub
scribed for the temporary relief of the
sufferers.
Worst of all the loss of life has been great.
1t is feared that % or 80 lives have been
lost. Eleven bodies have been recovered:
Mrs Hopkins, of Kensington: three children
of r Lacey, of London w est; Mrs Hutch
inson; seven-years-oldd daughter Of 3lr Orr
of Ann street; three children OF George
Strathfold, of Napier street; two children
of Mr. Moylan, of Ann street. Six others
are known to be lost: James Spackman,
wife and 3-years old son, and three child
rem of ID Mclean, of Blackfriars street.
THE STORM AT LUcAN.
Lucan, Ont, July 12.-The storm of night
before last was the severest ever known
here. Bridges were swept away, fences
are gone, railroads were flooded and rem
dered impossible. Large gangs Of men
were, however, Immediately put to. wsrk
and the entire damage will be speedily re.
paired. The delay of trains will be short
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21
FOR 1892.
of Acres of Land in
Cultivation
AND CROPS OF PULASKI COUNTY AS
SHOWN BY THE ASSESSOR.

The agricultural statistics of Pulaski
county for 1882, returned TO the secre-
tary of state, make the following showing.
1t is safe to say they are far from being
correct, but that is the fault OF the farmers
and not the sheriff:
Land-Eumber of acres improved. 4S.l4i;
unimproved, 100.
Wheat-Acres, 443; bushels, 1891.
Corn-Acres, 16.541; bushels, 46l ,G3G.
Oats-Acres, 610; bushels, 1860.
COttOn-Acres, % G1I; pounds seed cot
ton. 16, ,27O,1S5.
Peas-Acres, 2So; bushels. $500.
Potatoes-Acres, $40, bushels, 2i,I11.
Hay-Acres, 45S; tons. 962.
Sheep-Sheared, $50; pounds wool. 1912.
Apples-Acres, 80; bushels sold, 1850.
Peaches-Acres. $40; bushels sold, 1882.
Grapes-POundss sold. 1870.
Cherries, etc.-Pounds sold. 1872.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21
NJ ALL MATTERS.
Railway Postal Clerks Promoted
and Salaries Increased.

The foIlowins-named St. louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern railway postal
clerks have been promoted from fourth to
fifth class, and salary increased from S1l!0
to $500 per annum: John X Crump, tcol.),
John q FcnneSy. W o Ware. ID NJ kava-
nauSh. John + Crisc ani W l. cate.
The following have been promoted from
class three to class four and salary increased
from $1,000 per annum to SlIJo: Lawrence
Il KceIy, Stephen Eiihe eimer, l. = Brown,
Graft B Lindsay, r Il Potter. Patrick ii
Rice. ] ) Parker and w Scybolt.
And our deputy lax collector, j. \. rir-
tile. appointed last W esints,iay.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21
UNITED STATES COURT.

After the four Van Buren, counterfeiters
were tried last Wednesday and discharged
for want of sufficient evidence to convict,
J A Powell and A j Baswell, the two ring
leaders, asked for q trial Immediately. The
court granite their request in the evening,
and upon recommended OF counsel they
plead guilty and were sentenced to q fine
of $500 and two years imprisonment at De-
troit each.
Marshal Russell left Thursday evening
with j. T. Brown, Jr., and the two above
named prisoners for Detroit, Mich, where
they will serve out their sentences in the
"pen."
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21
Other Agents Through the state

y ID Skurlock. FeXarkrna.
NV Wright and Napoleon HOwcll. Hot
Springs.
Mathew Jefferson. Dixie. Perry county.
Is !. Adams. Reeds Landing.
Hon George Martin. sulphur Rock, lnde-
pendcnre county.
Hon VI 4 Frisco, jasper. Newton county
j II Rector, Lake Village, l'hirot count y
ii W Watkins. Hampton. Calhoun count y
) j IIolieusworth. Pine I:un, agent Al
large.
j Il Baich, Pine Bluff.
Dan Hill, Princeton.
w Shaw, Clear Lake.
q W McNiece. SOIyohachie. Ark.
DJ Miller, Gainesville, tireen county.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21
THE MAILS.

The following is the schedule for opening
aud closing of mails since the recent change
in the running of trains:
st. Louis, arrives 1890 pm. and lilo am.
St. Louis, closes $50 p m. and pm.
Memphis arrives 1890 pm and 1:2O am.
Memphis closes 2:3O p. m. and pm.
TeXarkana. arrives pm. and 1O:2O pm
TeXarkana, closes 11:30 am. and . am.
Fort Smith, arrives pm.
Fort Smith, closes am and IL pm.
Pine Bluff, arrives 11:30 q. III and 64O p nj.
Pine Bluff, closes 6 am. and 3 p. III.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21

Ex-Surgeon-General Hammond 10 to CRAP
number Of tho North American Review
He will undertake to show that woman 10
unified for equal participation with men
in public affairs not only by her smaller
brain capacity, but also by the psculiariti
Of her nervous organization.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21
Our State Agents.

ALL PoSTMASTERS IN ARKANSAS.
Collin Adams. LOnOke.
Dr. i. VI. Erilton, Reeds Landing.
IL. w. Ferguson. Fulton.
A. l.. Malone. " itt>burg.
DIR. r. Il. Mc,;:,Nnck. NcGa. ok. MlSSl3
sipVi county. Arkansas.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21
NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS.
M 90

Complaint having been entered at
this Office by William ID. lies against
Henry Giercmann, or legal repre-
sentative, for abandoning his Home
stead Entry No. S9S9, dated April 2,
1879, upon the + hall N f quarter,
Section II. Township l N, Range
I3 west, in Pulaski county, Arkan
sas, with 4 view to the cancellation
Of said entry; the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at tins
Office on the Odd day of August, 1883,
at 1890 O'Clock a. m, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
G.. f.. KELSEY,
July Oft Receiver.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21

All persons wishing to send money for
their subscription or advertisements. will
receive all necessary information by apply
ing to our agents. or their respective post
masters.
We VIII he pleased to receive editori ii
notes from any agent who desires to write
something to interest people i'll their re-
spective localities. To insure insertion, :,
articles must he brief.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21

The Ontario government grants $1,000
for the relief of sufferers by the London
fl OOds.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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insertion Sl.00; 80 cents for each
subsequent.
Local notices TO cents per line.
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An"ny m"ua communications VIII
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Railroad Yime Table.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

Memphis 4 Little Rock.
| Little Rock No 1910 am
Little Rock No 12:O5 pm
Memphis No2 $50 pm
| Memphis NO4 1850 pm
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The names and addresses must ac-
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Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21

In attempting to keep pace with the age
the woman question has not been forgotten.
One of the brightest members of the con-
vcntion was Miss Sadie q. Patton, editress
of the leading journal OF cOlored society in
Galveston, Texas, which reioices in the
classic name Of Spectator. Miss Patton il
an intelligent and goOd-lOOking quadroOn.
Her associates showed their appreciation
OF her presence and cooperation in the
field of journalism by unanimously electing
her secretary. She WAS gallantly led to
the chair and occupied it with grace and
case.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-21

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FOR RENT--STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

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70 ~ DAVIDSON, 1411 G street northwest PAINE
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The District Commissioners propose the aboii-
uon OF the detective force as body separate from
the regular police force. The plan recommended
by the Commissioners will enable them to select
the best fitted men from among the policemen for
detective duty, and TO summarily retire them to
the private ranks In case they should show neffi-
cheney as detectives. This direct authority of the
Commissioners would probably have a salutary
effect as the distinction and increased pay OF the
detective service would furnish powerful incen-
fiyes for faithful md yigtlant performance OF
duties by the policemen thus detailed.
Is this the sort OF "fair weather" the signal ser
vice had In its mind when 1t made I'D its indica-
tons for yesterday and to-day? IL so, divers and
suadry citizens who had occasion TO be GU. last
evening and this morning beg for a new official
definition OF that term.
Elsewhere will be found the official papers show
Ing conclusively thar members Of the detective
force have been acting In direct violation OF the
law In receiving fees and emoluments.
Sennor is probably the happiest man in Ameri.
ca to-day. This snow storm Is one of the items of
his weather contract
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pERRINS' GLOVES FOR MEN.
PERFECT FITTING,
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Tfs Button on the GENUINE PERRIN GLOVE has
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SWEEPING REDUcrIoNs.

SWEEPING Reductions.
DAVIS
7l9 MARKET SPACE, CORNER 8rH STREET
Having on hand large stock of Winter Goods we
nave determined to give customers advantage
OF very low before the Closes We mention
III part fun line of handsome
MOLESKIN PLUSHES,
in all new cloth shades reduce to 81 65 former price
S2.3o per yard, other qualities i'll proportion. Lot
ALL SILK SASH RIBBONS,
Fancy and Plain Coors reduced to so cents per yard
ioriner price 81 and 81 % yard. Odd lots of Rib
boDs very cheap, at DAVIS,
719 Market Space. corner Stn street
CHEAP LOTS WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE
DAILY. BE sure to call and secure bargains at
DAVIS.
FLOWERS, FANS, NECKwEAR DRESS TRIM
MINGS. BUTTONS. NOTIONS, &c.
In Great Variety. at
ta4-et 7DMARKET SPACE. Corner 9Th street.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

HOTEL FOR sALE-ONE OF THE REST RTTsT-
ness hotels in central Pehnsrlyana well furnished
rents for 81 300 yearly In advances In Perfect order
owner 70 years old and in bad haalth BORING for re-
troeum property; would exchange In parffor farm
or residence In washington. ]. WIGHTMAN -
dl6-lm WiIliamanrf =. 6
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JAPANES GOODS.

II Jay coIrI.n r 9TH STREET. BETWEEN ID
a and Il sfs nm &ouare from Pennsylynnia avenue
Scrolls Lanters& Pans. Decorative Pictures. Bor-
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PERSONAL.

DRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 3O9 9TH
street northwest. Reliable information furnished
in all cases: consultation free; will call at residenca
Finder. mhl5-lOm
MADAM ROSS, The LONG-ESTABLISHED RE-
I'M liable Clairvoyant and Astroogist, gives better
fesson tells the past present and future destiny gives
adyice and assistance on an matters appertaning to
satisfacton given OF NO pay Consultation Rooms z03
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NOV Is THE TIME FOR ELECAMPANE AND
IN HOREHOUND.
49, Elecampane and Horehound Cough Drops.
They cure Coughs, Colds Hoarsepesa &c uIeaasnt
TO take and ready at any time
Only Is cents for large box
ARTHUR NATTANS Pharmacist
1a6 18th and /, I'd and d. and 7th ana n SITS. q, "
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Corrox. Corros,,
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.

dOW III MAKE MONEY.
LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN RAILROAD STOCKS.
LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN MINING STOCKS.
But the fluctuations in the value Of these are 80 great
and oftentmes fictitious that in the end more money
is lost In handling them than il made Still say what
we viii. the "chief d sire Of man" NOWADAYS IL to
MAKE MONEY!i!
As aren't OF one OF the most responsible firms Of COT
TON BROKERS in this country. to persons desiring to
invest money where the Is safe and can he
wlthdrawn at any time. aud where it win net from
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had to makea
PERMANENT. PAYING INVESTMENT.
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follows.
1907 90 ~. Invested
Vct 2e Casn. 81 100 90
- JOO DO
ee' 2, 100 90
~ AZ. /, 800 90
1851 Net profits on investment
Nov TO- Cash seceived. 1886 *
~~~' ~' 49l 81
Total profits received ..........,..,.,..S 1897 90
That the above statement is spasinodical and ex
ceptiona can to any person who will call at my
Office All receive the per cent. of profit ON their
investment A. H. s. DAVIS
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
SEAL PUSHES.

SEAL PLUSHES.
We have made such reductions in the few lengths we
have left of these goods that they best invest
ment any prudent lady make for an outside gar
ent as the prices favor the buyer from So per yard
on the finer grades. 1t has to be accepted fact
with these good with garments that many
prudent purchasers wait until the middle even end of
season when prices greatly reduced and buy for
the next season at great saving to themselves.
We are even more anxious to sell you at a low price
at the end of the season. when trade is slack than at
the beginning of the when trade avs brisk
You can buy SEAL PLUSHES very cheap of us now
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60 REWARD FOR RETURN AT 2223 STREET
PZU northwest or At toll gate Tenleytovn, large
chestnut sorrel Horse Harness and taken from
white star in forehead srunE In front legs; wagon
painted brown. wheels red yenow cover hood N front