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Ila taIIahaIrhIc

VIcKsUBRG, March ia sensational
Telegram wa. received hare Monday 10 the
Il CT that at the head-wsters OF The ITALIA
hstchie Their. WIS only teu inches OF clear
bsnF, with bsck-water coming in rapidly,
and tne country overlooked. The telegram
came from Y,zoo City, but is considered BY
those who are expected 10 be acquainted
with the condition Of affairs in tn st s.resm,
as largely oyerdrawu. At Greenwood, on
the Y'zos, the river is rising at the raie OF
ten inches in twelve hour., but there is vet
plenty Of bank, and it is thought that at the
worst only the lower plantations will BE-
affected on that stream in case of a con-
tinued rise from the present water,
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THE MONEY MARKET
An Artificial Stringency Being Produced
in New York Which the Treasury
in Unable TO Prevent.
The National Board of HeaIth-A Pleas.
ant Story About the President
Railroad and Grants.

WAsHISGToS, March 1.-THE statement
OF the Uoiied Staiss Treasurer shows god
silver and United States notes in the iraasury
to-day az follows: Gold coin aud bullion
<l8O03, 527; silver dollars and bullion, sos,
6b9, 204; fractional silver coin, f27, SIS, 1856
United States notes, S45 9s3, 066; total
1853 .372 1913. Certificates outsgandiug-gold.
$40 359, l2O; silver, $50 I'll 100. Curreucy,
$40 I55 400
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OTTAWA, March l7.-Blags are flying or
the various public hui dings in honor Of St
PAtrick's day. No procession. Services
were held in ST. Patrick's church. A concer,
was held in the evening 10 aid of the dis
trsssed people OF Ireland
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NEW YORK, March ia man was
picked up down-tovn tonight with bullet
wound in his left eye. The bullet had
lodged in his brain. Two men said they
saE a stranger Ere at The wounded man a.
the latter was passing along the street. The
woueded man had handkerchief marked
I'D. Howes," and wore blue undershiri
marked 'Ciis." By the latter mark he wal
rcognis'd as Richard Dyer, a pensioner,
who is partially paralyzed.
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Al 81. LOuIS.

ST. LOUIS. March 17.-St. Patrick's day
WAS observes here this afternoon by the usual
parade of the Ir sh societies; Il mass at St.
Pstrick's church, and a collection for the
Catholic orphans. The procession attracted
a good deal OF attention. 1t was reviewed
from the courthouse by actin, Mayor Parker
and other city officials. Preparations were
made for Gen. Disc 10 review it from the
Southern Hotel, but that gentleman had MOI
returned from his suburban trip when it
reached that point in thu line of m arch.
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The MI Harfr

ST. LOUIS. March 17.-Gsn Perferio Disz
ard the gentlemsn of his party visited the
various manufacturing establishments in the
suburbs this morning. This afternoon he
witnessed the St. Parick parade, and in the
evening will attend the banquet Of the
Heights Of ST. Patrick. Mrs. Disz and the
ladies OF the party passed the evening in
wishing various stores aud shopping. A.
noon they lunched at the ST. Louis Club
with Col. Howe, Independent of the Wabash
Railroad Company. They then visited sew.
erai residences and made some private col.
l.otiopa af naiptin1a
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Nr.rn.P.oLinxnr M Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 16.-Howsrd, White &
Co.'S Commercial Circular" shows til At
the nunbsr OF hogs packed in this
msrket for the year, ending March
], 1888, was 4.22S,O0O, decreAfe Of
$4,000 as compared with The preceding
year; packing during the past summer ss a.
SOD, ,665 900; decrease Of 1867 GOO com.
pared with the previous summer packing
winter season, IL 57s, 900, an increase OF 100,
900 compared with the previous winter
Ths falling off in the aggregate is attributa.
bic TO the decreased supply of hogs in the
country, higher Prices and restrictions
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meCuIIough Seriously IN at Cleveland,

CLEVELAND March 17.-John McCul.
Tough, the tragsdiau, has been suffering all
the week with a violent cold, and threat eued
with bilious fever. Nevertheless, he ap.
peared at the Operahouse every evening,
being each day under the care of DR.. G c. E
Weber, and carefully nursed at the residence
OF Col. William Edwards. Alter playing
"Virginius" last night he became worse
and was unable TO appear at the matinee OF
evening performances to-day. His physician
has ordered absolute rest for the next week
Consequently, w. Nj. Connor, his manager
has Cancelled all dates next week, but hope,
that Mr.. Mccullough will be able to fill his
engagement in Washington the following
week. To-day was the fret time Mr.. Nc
Cullough ever disappointed an audience.
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ONLY LITTLE SETBACK.
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH NOT o.
IT'S LAST TEGG

WAsEIEGToN, March I'm conversation
with newspaper correspondent Yesterday
afternoon, the secretary OF the National
Board OF Health said that the board was
not on It's last legs by shy means, and that
those who thought it would finally cease 10
have any existence were mistaken. Il is
true, be said, the board has had little set.
back, but il will come to the front again, and
be stronger than ever. It's friends next
session will BE- able to give it a lift.
and after that ii will be able 10
take care of itself. 1t is having
the same experience that similar institu
tions had in England twenty-five years
ago. The board is necessity, the secretary
says, aud this fact will be recogniz d sooner
or later. GA being asked how the board
could get along aud retain its officers until
an appropriation could be obtained from the
next Congress, he said there would be no
trouble ABOUT that matter. The secretary
appears to be IN very serene state of mind
abou. the future Of The board.
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AuIusane Neusn.ner man

PINE BLUFF, March 17.-On account OF
the unfortunate mental alteration of Mr..
S. c. Ryan, the Prsss-EIele, of which he is
proprietor, has suspended. His sffiiction is
deeply regretted, ss he is generally esteemed
and has an Interesting family. 1t Is hoped
that his mentsl trouble will be but tempo
rary. Mr.. Arthur Murray, editor OF the
Pes -Edge, in a circular letter OF the 18th
says: at is impossible, at present, 10 III
upon the exact dale of the resppsSrancs o
the tress Eagle, bul it will not b, delayeC
longer than two weeks
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Murdered HIS Negro Mistress.

PETERSBURG, Va, March 17.-Spencer
Page and a womsn named Martha Page
colored, lived together at Evergreen Station
on the Norfolk and Western railway. A
few days ago the woman died, as alleged By
Page, from injuries received by falling int
the fire. The burial followed, and subse
quent events led to believe that the dece asec
had been killed, apd the remains we're disin
TERED and an examination revealed the fac
that the womsn's throat had been cut. Pag,
was suspected, and an officer went 10 arres
him and found him dead in his cabin. i
is supposed he committed suicide.
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Meeting Of the Creditors Of

Meeting Of the Creditors OF Tedd,
French d 90.
BosroN, March ia meeting of the
creditors OF Todd, French & Co., boot aud
shoe dealers of St. Louis, was held here this
afternoon. French was present. The un.
secured Liabilities will aggregate $l25, 300.
Mr.. French regards the entire assets at
s6s. 900. The firm supposed they were max
ing money, the superstition being bas+d upon
the figures OF dishonest book keeper, and
1t was only recently that the debtors found
they were insolvent. To what extent the
book keeper victimized them is not yet
known. Mr.. French offered sixty-two and
two thirds cents on the dollar. The creditors
j-cted the proposition, not being prepared to
accept the offer until they could know fur
Their particulars in regard to the failure, and
~ alters were put into the hands of q COM
mittee for investigation
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FATAL hallway Accident.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA March 17.-An &C.
cdent b. el freight train on the Chicago
and Northwestern oad tonight at Wood bne
a small place in Harrison county. The en-
tire train was dItched, the switch having
been thrown The engine and ten cars loaded
with cattle and grain toppled over, making :
bad wreck. Engineer George l. Smith and
brakeman ]. H Lert'z were instantly killeo
and fireman Montgomery badly scalded.
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At WaAhlpxton.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The various
Irish societies OF the District paraded this
morning 10 honor of ST. PAtrick's day. The
weather was bright aud beautiful, and the
Knights presented a splendid appearance
The President, Secretary Lincoln and Senator
Logan stood upon the steps of the Executive
Mansion and reviewed III, procession as il
passed through the White House grounds.
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him from .Philadel phia his favorite barber,
Mr. Kennedy, and caused MIN 70 be put on
the payroll Of the Department Of Justice, al
salary Of $500 per aunum, with no duty
TO perform oth.r than 10 shave the a Attorney
General and watch the columns Of the CITY
Hall. Kennedy held the place until last
week, when he was discharged, it is said, for
smbszziinp
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den changes in the temperature, are prolific
sources of severe colds, from which many
cases of Inflammation Of the lungs, pleurisy
asthma and other pulmonary affections are
developed. Should you unfortunately con-
tract cold, resort at opce TO DIR. Jayne's
Expsctorant, a remedy that will MT only
promptly cure coughs and colds, but will re-
ieSe and strengthen the pulmonary and
bronchial organs, and remove all dsngero u
vmnfnmz
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s.s"NEeLEcr old friends for the sake Of
new and lose BOTH" But remember that
Kidney-Wort is friend you cannot afford to
neglect. Plasters may relieve, but they can't
cure that lame back, Tor the kidneys are the
trouble and you want remedy TO act d.
rsctly on their seereiions, TO purify and re-
store their healthy conditIou. Kidney WorI
has hat sneclfic action.
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NEW YORK, March l7.-Ellen Conway,
woman fifty five yeIrs old, who sold pewspa
pers on BroEdwsy, was fouud dead in bed to
day. Her rooms had q miserable appesr
snce, but when searched over $4,000 wa
found in them. she is believed toihave chill
dreu in Boston or Philadelphia. The effecti
were turned over 10 the public administrator
nendiny an invEstinaiinn
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NASHVILLE, March 1.-THE English COL.
ony of Rugby, that has been in financial
straits for some time, has just received
loan Of SIPS 900 from q wealthy English
man, Henry Kimber BY name, and ssolicitor
by profession. The lender receives a. Sc
curly fret mortgage on the Rugby tract
OF 25.o00 acres and the Improvement belong
ing to the board. Mr.. Kimber Is ons OF ths
original stockholders in the enterprise.
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THE ST. FRANCIS.
Great Destitution Reported in the Bot.
toms-A Sad Story OF Ruin and
DesolatioH.
A FiVe.Inch Decline at Helena-No
More Attention Required BY
the Levees.
eRecial 70 the Apneal

hpptNI.T
HELENA, March 1.-The riv'r declined
five inches in the last twenty four hours.
The gauge now stands forty FIVE feet three
inches. A more rspid decline is expected
Monday. Toe Levers, with the exception Of
a few places, require no further attention.
The Legislature, now in adjourned session, is
expected to appropriate funds for the relief
OF such families as were rendered destitute
by the food. An Effort will alec be made 10
secure an extension of time for the payment
of taxes to those whose lands must lay idle
because Of the food.
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MONTREAL, March Notwithstanding
it has been showing since daylight, St. Pat
Fick's day was observed with the ueudl pa.
rade Of the variou1 societies. Mass WAS cele-
b-aied at s. P4trick's church. Ga it, con-
clusion the r Y. Father Callsghsn preached
an eloquent sermon, in which he treated the
irish question ia a moderate and sensible
m
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Arreated for Ahnrlfan.

NEW YORK, March 17.-Wm. II. MAY, a
physician of this city, was arrested to-day,
charged with abortion. DR.. Margaret Miller
reported to the police that she had been
called 10 attend Frances Scatter, . single
woman, tEenty-tbrte yesrs old, and she
found III. girl to bs suffering from abortion.
The latter, being told that she was seriously
i'll, admitted that an operation had been
performed BY Dr. Nav.
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ST you are a woman and would contribute
your Influence TO redeem humanity from i,s
numberiess ills, make all things else rubordi.
nate to health. II you possess this inesti-
mable treasure you may transmit the same
and your offspring may rise up and cal
you blessed. To secure ihis il will be vel
to seek the moiherly countenasee of Mrs
Pink am Lynn Mas.
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holders. Direcl oTs-J. F. LaTkin, L PApDen-
heImer, J. f Dou .las4, John Hart, X arl
F. Bennderff. Prssiden', J. F. Llrkin; vice
president, Karl F. Bsnnderf; cashier, Edgar
Stark. The bAnk will begin bu-inesi April
18th
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BRIDGEPORT, CONN, March 17.-Wnile
Mrs. Ann Roland was kneeiing 10 front of a
stove yesterday, sayiog her prayers, live
coal fell on her clothing, setting her en- FIRE.
She was shockingly burned, and died tbir
morning. Her three daughters were badly
burned in trying 10 extiuguish the flames.
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MalOnie Notice.

GATES-On the evening of March IL, 1888, In
Mariana Ark, RIPLEY, eldest son of the late B.
Z. Gates. Of this city.
Due notice of the funeral will hA
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fsn.rder and Attempted s.i.ia.

ATLANTA, March 17.-Joe Jones, in OgIe.
thorpe county, shot and killed bis wife yes
terday. They were msrried when she va,
only eleven years old, four year, ago. After
the marriage Jones attempted to Outrage his
motber-in-lau. He has been gone three
years, but returned recently and tried to gel
his wife to live with hir. She refus.d and
be killed her. He was arrested, and attempt.
ed suicide in Jail.
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HE ni..ou,, nisn.L,e.u,.I Ian

ST. LOUIS, March 15-Il is now pretty
generally believed that the high-license bill
recently passed By The Legis: ature spPlie:
te 81. Louis, which is free city, Sc well a
TO counties IN the State. Senator Downing
author Of the bill, contends that il does not
and 4 number Of prominent lawyers are Of
the same opinion.
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The Herald Reli.rFa.a

CINCINNATI, March 17-Gso. F Williams
has arrived with the New York Herald fund
for the food .ufsrer-. He will make visit
along tn. river on the goveroment steamer
Lily before M al ing distribution.
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Satisfaction for Ten.

In our family of ten for over two year
Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured headache
malaria and other complaints so satisfaction
ily that we are in excellent health and no ex
pense for doctors or other Medicines
Chronicle.
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A MisernbIe DenIh.

No scRoFuLA can be 20 deep-se ated, no
core so stubborn, but that layers SarsApsrills
can be found helpful. 1t will effect cure,
IL cure be possible
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INDICATIONS.

For tie Ohio and Tennessee raHeys, ,rarmei
and partly cloudy reothr, SOutheriy minds, fall
ing barometer, followed on Sunday oiternOon o,
night by LOelI rains, colder northeriy pinds an.
rising barometer.
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WE understand that sealskia csats are 60.
ing out Of style, and in consequence, colds
are increasing among the fair sex. How
fortunate there is such thing as DR.. BulPs
Conoh Svrun
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Receptions 90 Lswreses Barrett II
Rhfiadeinhla

PHILADELPHIA, March ia recep,ior
wss given L,wrencs Barrett, the trszedian
this evening. p the Iosns Of the Journalists
Club. Mayor King ssd number Of digni
tariss OF the city and State Esrs present.
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MA k KIED.
DIED,

DOUGHERTY-wHITE-A the residence of
the brides uncle, Col &. G. White, Buntyl Sta
ton. by the Rev Mr.. Nenable, Mir c. W OouGH-
ERTY and Miss META WHITE, both Of this city. No
cards.
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MEMPHIS &. A. CHAPTER, No. g. f.
4tl and A. M.-Will meet in stated con- "a
vocation in the Tabernacle. Masonic Tenn. wv
pie. to morrow (MONDAY) evening al nv
1880 O'Clock, for dispatch of business ~
Visiting companions fraternally invited.
By order b. +, HALLER H. p
JOHN ID. HUM. Secretary.
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performed by DIR. Ma

"Five doctors; no end of medicine; no re.
lief DR.. Benson's Skin Cure has driven
away all eruptions, and Pm nearly well. p
Ida c. Young, Hamilton, III.
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TOPEKA, Ks, March 17.-Reports received
from correspondents at the State Agricul-
tursl Department indicate that both winter
wheat and rye are looking well, and that
had been feared. Indication. point to 8
large acreage OF corn and other crops.
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Burued 40 DenIn AZ PRAYERS

Boston, March IA gas explosion in
Appleton street, this morning, damaged one
building $4,000 and tore up the street and
sidewalk. -Four men we're badly injured.
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At Ottawa.

WoRcEsTER, MASS, March 17.-St. Pat
rick's day was celebrated by church service 8
snd parade. Gov. Butler and staff reviewed
the procession.
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ACCIDENTS.
Gaa XnlaAInn.

NEwBURGH, n. Y, March 17.-Morris
Fl zgiobou, a laborer, was blown to frsg-
ments, Tnur.diy, at the Sterling mine, by
the accidental explosion Of dynamite.
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Notice 10 Passenger. and shippers.

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Co.
CAS- Reor2anized) Il H sfbiey, Receiver.
OFFICE OF SUPT AND CHIKp ESGIsEER, I
MEMPHIS, February "a, 1888
OWING to temporary break caused by extreme
" high water, all trains between Memphis and
Madison are, for the present, discontinued.
During the suspension line of steamers will
run daily. making close connection at Madison foi
Little Rock and all points West.
The RENE MACREADY will leave at 5 O'CLOCK
this (sATURDAY) evening, and the KATIE HOOP
ER on Monday evening, each leay ing on alternate
GAYS thereafter, except sundays. Passengers and
all freight, except Pc rishable and Live Stock, vii
he received on boar1 or a. the landing, foot q
Poplar street. No freight will be received after
O'Clock ?. m, and none for points between Hope
field and Madison. No interruption to freight oil
travel. T. IA SHELLEY,
Receiver and q. II.
H G. FIRMING,
SunArintendent md Chief RnpineeY
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TELEGRAMS
10 be Had by Calling a the once q, the
HOurs Mentioned.

List of undelivered kilograms emaining at
.he Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 1890
O'Clock a "a. and from to p.m.:
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HDR. BEssoS's Celery and Chamomile
Pills are worth their weight in gold in per-
yous znd sick headache."-Dr. II. II. SeAIsea-
ter of Rdlfiuore
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Taxing-District Bills Passed the Senate
The Polk Proposition the Special
Order for Tuesday.
The Railway Question Discussed in the
HOuse-Representative Morgan j.
KelIy's Resolution.

Special to the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, March IL enate.-The Polk
proposition and the report by the committee
was made the special order for Eext Tuesday
at II o'clock.
The bill to amend an sct pss3ed 10 1879
for the more rigid collection Of revenue,
passed.
The bill to amend section of an act es.
tAbli-hing ia1iug-districts, in reference 10
wharfage, passed.
The bill 10 amend section Of an act
passed ia 1879 in reference 10 the sale Of in
to1ica'ing liquors in ts1iDg-districls under
$500 population, passed.
The bill in reference to the bonds held by
the widows and orphans fund of Clarksville,
providing for the surrender Of the bonds and
C rt,ficates 20 be ifsued instead, passed.
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AZ WORCESTER. Mas.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Irish societies
par1ded q force in honor OF St. Patrick's day.
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sew sa,is.aI B..k .s Ci.es...,,

CncHsAII. March 1.-The Cincinnati
National Bank, orgsnizsd this afternoon.
With q e.pitai $4,000, has I6s stock.
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Masonic Notice,

T ELLA SCOTT LODGE, No. $50 F.AND
II A.M.-Will meetin special communi- n
cation this (NONDAY) night, March 18th, wv
at ESQ O'Clock: Tor work In the A. des NJ
gree. All E.A Is fraternaIly invited. ~
By order A. s. MYERS, WIN.
Attest: JAS. s. MAEAFFY. Secretary.
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Rough onlRafa.


Clears out rats, mice, reaches, fies, an ts
bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c.
Dru spista
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Al PhIIaheInhin

PHILADELPHIA, March 17.-There was no
public observance of the day.
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AnInter.nlInx Case.

DENVER, March IA case OF much H.
terest TO trades-union began in the courts
here. Frank & Putnam, merchant tailofs,
sued the TsiloTs' Union Tor forcing journey
men to quit work if the wages agreed upon
was not increased. The advance was refused,
and the workmen quit. They charge that a
large amoust OF work was contracted for on
the basis of these prices, of which the union
was cognizant, aud that if the demand was
conceded it would destroy their business.
81 HAVE been afflicted with an affection
OF the throst from childhood. caused by
diPhtheria, and have used various remedies
but have never found snything equal td
Browns Bronchial Troches."-ReU. G.. N
F. Hampton, P,ketOn, Ky. Sold ouly il
bssss.
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DRS. HEBER AND KENNEDY JONES,
sniet: Masonic Temple.
Notice.

DARTIES having any OF the mortage bonds o
Il the Holly Springs Masonic Hall, are notified
that the Il all was sold under the Mortgage in May
1850 and that the undersigned is prepared to pay
the pro rata due on said bonds when presented.
J. w. FAINT Surviving Trustee,