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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
New York.

New York, December 6.-Govcrnmenis
strong.
Railways firm
STATE securities quiet.
stocks opened with considerable pressure
to sell Wizards, owing Ia the Introduction
of tho biil Ia the senate Tor the forfeiture OF
ccrinin lands OF The Northern Pacific rail-.
r,,nd aud the announcement that the com
pauy had applied ~ the sock exchange ior
listing additional first mortgage nouds. Con.
siderable oregon TranEfoniInental was sofa,
and owing 10 the belief that there wonld hc
no dividend these shares declined s.m2h.
other shares did not sympathy 10 any ca.
tent with those enumerated above. About
1873 81 was stated thnt thc officials OF Nesiorn
roads ~ their conference bad settled Tue
Iowa pool complications, ,1nd Tue sbof,s
rushed to cover. when an advance OF L@lA
occurred shortly after : o'clock " was 10
ported that the Pennsylvania railroad, being
dissatisfied with the percentage awarded "
n, had gwen noilca OF ITS Withdrawal nom u"
eist bound pool. This started fresh selling,
and there was an Improvements ~ puce, put
that was lost later In The day. steamship
leaving for Europe tomorrow take lOiNp
American trade dollars. transactions no.
90 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
In BRIEF.

long and steady rain of last
Flll be succeeded, the weather.
" by wintery weather.
poles to be used in the fire-alarm
are being erected and the wire
put up as soon as practicable.
police headquarters has been
Wy quiet for the past few days.
ashall Rea reports everything
tremendously in his depart
an the various lotteries for this
We being extensively sold.
sple prefer the smaller, but
murns of legitimate invest
katherine Randle offered her
music a prize Mt the beginning
|sesion for the best practice. and
soeen awarded to Miss Pope
men went to the Parlor restau.
ts.lerday for a snack, and one of
ald Tor what they ate With a pew.
's.er. They were suspected tc
nleflelters, but upon arrest nc
sonierIeits were found on their
'.' nor indeed any other money,
WI probably be released.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
\ OF AN oyERCoAT'

Hg Article of Apparel Gets a
-'sef Into the Arms of the Law.
night Henry Cooper's over
= stolen from the Cowboy sa-
nu ne reported the fact to the
Later Officer Scott saw Gale
"string an overcoat answering
~eription of the one stolen.
ihterrogated lie stated that
~ bought it "A little while
rom u stranger for 50, the
canning that he had had 1t
oat as it did not fit he was
n =, 70 sell it at a sacrifice. lie
reeu the person and Officer Scott
'aras found him in restaurant
'npn street near Eighth. eating
,rpei with another man. He gave
NJ, ns'ie of w. l.. Shspley, and
~ uehy having sold the coat TO
: 'u' refused TO give him the -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
TheNntt Trial.

Uniontown, Pa, December 5.-The
morning session of the court was en-
tirely occupied in the Steve Mutt case.
The panel embraces eighty jurors, fitty
have been examined and but one Sc
cured out of the number. The attoi,
news for the prisoner stated they would
base the defense entirely upon the
theory of emotional insanity. They
have summoned large number OF
witnesses to prove that the
prisoner had been peculiar from
infancy, and that he was imbued with
an uncomfortable desire To take lie.
The trial promises 10 be long-drawn
out and exciting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
Sickness at Yale College.

New Haven, Conn, December o.
The prevalence OF typhoid and mala-
rial fevers among the students of Yale
college is pulling the faculty. They
aver that the sewerage and drainage
are perfect. and cannot accoun' for
the Unusual Illness this term. The re-
ports of deaths are exaggerated, but
two students have died of typhoid
fever. one contracted the disease
abroad during vacation. There are a
number of students more or less IL !,
but no great alarm, and IL Is thought
when cold weather sets In the health
of the college will be as good ms any
institution of thousand inmates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
BAIRD.
Married on the Stagc.-A Musical
Challenge Rain.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Baird, December ). - Last night
while the Stuttz Comedy
company were playing TO a crowded
house, between the first and second
acts, Mr.. Harry Lemelre, II member Of
the ol chestra in the company, aud one
of the actresses, Miss Elizabeth Fau-
seer, were married on the stage. Mr..
Lemeire is All Englishman, while his
bride is Texas girl. The couple were
handsomely dressed. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Barnett of
Belle Plain
Mr.. Stuttz has telegraped an accept
ance TO the challenge of the Alvin JOS
lin orchestra ut Galveston To name
time and place for the musical contest.
A heavy rain fell here to-day and
extended west for some distance. \
washout is reported west of this place,
and the train is reported twelve hours
late
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
A Crooked Detective.

Chicago, December 5,-Chas. Haley,
who has been employed as chief of the
Northwestern railway detective SER
vice, has been arrested, charged with
compounding felony. The general
claim is made against Haley that he
has been directly connected with an
organized gang of monte sharps, and
by giving them his oiiicia! protection
had shared in the money obtained.
Particular instances are cited where
he shielded train gamblers, who had
obtained large sums by three-card
monte and other well known methods.
Haley is reported 10 be worth $4,000
IN S5U OOD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

WAR IMMINENT.

Hong Kong, December 5.-Admiral
peng IN Sin at Canton has notified all
foreigners That war with France IL I'M
minent, and Is mnssng all available
land aud sea forces for the protection
OF Canton. The admiral holds that
France is answcrable for precipiiating
war, aud that the neutral powers win
observe treaty stipulations and the
rules of International law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

found IN his pocket. Alter the paFfv
with him had gone off, Shapley. IN
talking to the officers, said that he
had bought the .oat fcom
the man that was with
him when he was arrested
but acknowledged having told Krer
that ne mad had IL made for himself.
lie was locked up to await investiea.
ton. Ihe coat is brown beaver,
worth between forty and fifty dollars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
Fire in Nashville.

Nashville, December 1.-The whole
s.la ding store OF Pendleton, Thomas
& % IN North Market street, was
nartially destroyed by fire to-day.
Value OF stock, 1000 insurance. $ eoa
900. The loss is estimated at szo,yyv'
divided among twenty-two coIli ".
mostly the Hartford, New YORK ana
England.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
ABILENE.
The Stutts Company County Court
An Interesting Case.

Special TO the Gazette.
Abilene, December 5.--The J. G.
Stuttz company was billed TO play
here tonight and promise OF a good
house, but We're compelled 10 aisap-
point our people on account OF the neg
lect of the railway company In not de-
livering the baggage and stage trap
pings of the company. 1t Will play
here three nights this week.
County court has been occupied for
the past days In the case OF Worthing.
ton vs.. Twohy, In which considerable
interest il manifested, and two bellig-
erent lawyers have added additional
interest to the case.
Several bales of cotton were received
here yesterday.
There was n heavy rain here this
morning, but II is now clear and
warm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

tiers from Easton awaited them here.
They came down 10 Dallas, and the
letters were opened and the contents
revealed as abovestatcd. They turned
the money over to Agent Turner.
They are at a loss TO account for Eas-
tons kindness. They and other en-
ploycs OF the road think Easton has
adopted this means to throw the de-
tectivcs of his track.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
ONTARIO.

ASKING FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
ST. GATHERINGS, December 6.--The
Welland county council has resolved
to memorialize the Ontario Legislature
To grant woman suffrage.
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Och Hone. Rilly Mahene.

Richmond, Va, December DIN
the senate resolution was introduced
calling upon Malone toresign.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

Chicago.
LIVE srocg.

Chicneo December k,--CA1TLr- Receipts
4. OW strong aud active. exports, o Duo bj
common tomediuni, 2As5 "; Texans, IoD~
siisrp = Receipts 800; weak aud . lower
good ~ 6@J75,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

Nrw YORK, December 5s-l'Loun-~
Dull.
WiigA T--SuDi active and shade lower 1p-
lions openad 4 lower bni recovered The de
cline and advanced isef ciosine ,bnffIy
steady; SoJ red a.. oi o. No. red 49,
al ~ ........,
tnitS- Spot gnict and 1rmi opfinns opsntd
WI * lower, bus advanced VI ala rlosing
ijrm and active: ungrndcd JlfsOt No. J9e@t|
roprgy-sspoi fair; rio duh and over ~
u co. options ppep25 lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

sUCAg-- Active: shnds' lover Tar !" Hyoi
refined quiet, 49,.
Orleans D0r4 Is,
i,Icn-sTndy with good de;nanqi domestic
pons- quiet and lrm ~ IA; He'tcra
aud faulty fness itXelP,0
IAID-SfrOneer ntbW,
Wo0L.-Qniet aud baioly iteadyi Te ans
Ii42I.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
New Yorh.


Nrw Yolm, nccomber 49, BrgyFs--Hc.
ceipts ., 40i; opened 81 20 pcr head higher on
mn,iinin ana n,is grides, bit dersdtdn itiiic;
common 10 prime steers 80 al 20 general
sales Of medium steers 0gaD ~, 10 TrAanH
HIiggJ, =. Receipts iO,yoOi dull at8 Jod5 ~:
lpnibs JGt5 o. shippers complain OF heavy
losses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

II e Hezekiah Of New Orleans is
IN the cIty canyassing for advertise
ments for four hotel registers Tor Inc Inc
new hotel, formerly the III Paso. ne
viii call upon the business men OF
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
|EsSOSAl.

PERSUNa"
u q Mansfield is at
4. stwaco is a guest at
!, d Texas is registered
v 4 colorado was in
y, ROckwall is stopping
y ,r. w. Day of Denton
sdsll. .,,., ,v.s ot the
tIsht. r.o,onasos
sud wife oil 1""ii''
sion. 49,.
,Of Sunset IS now stop
fst. Louis is registered
\ Csntral.
/ and wife of Dallas are
\ central. 80,
! ,,tt Of Atlanta is a guest
\ Central ,..o :. .oMS.
: 4 Mansion. , o,,
\ \. sca.tleman of Graham
\ yesterday. $50. :.
|. r',;.of Mt. Blanco was at
Yesterday ,.,,
} Richmond, Virginia,
/ ,s d Central.
\, Yesterday.
n of Cleburne was at the
XIII yesterday
iosofItasca stopped at the
'.ssal last night, ,,,
land wife of Meridian are
.i The Mansion a \,
r,rlSr aud D. "a. Mutt Of
I * 4 the Mansion
y.,,rn of Dallas was stop
!S'I st yesterday.
.,rlrs and wife of San An
.,Vg St at tine Lindell.
y, ss,v Of sweetwater was at
y. nj Yesterday morning.
a, n cattleman of ELLIS
sS..inthe city yesterday.
vi. sand wife OF Weather
lathe Mansion yesterday.
"a Of Colorado passed
sdty yesterday, going east.
!, monument cattle feeder
~, was in town yesterday.
vaT,ms and y. w. Minor of
.rsopping at the Mansion,
,,4sOn, a leading cattleman
"a vas in the city yester-
y,s,On and A. b. Taber of
rs,sted at the Grand Cen
,ss,d and James l.. Baker
Ins@reglstered ut the Lin
q ylsu. and Thomas Sansan
lgan mpgistered at.the Lin
v N,rs md r. w. Irwin OF
Id ~ FTing up at the Man
= Rfsai ]. NJ. Narnell of
rmEsng the arrivals at the
ssSahy.
lkd, one of the prominent
sEsmen of Seymour, was
sisterday.
lbfrs and Miss Il. G. Osborn
sne visiting the city and
yrilp Grand Central
Flrt, land agent and district
aArcher county, was in the
.lled at this office yesterday.
hiDy friends of Marshal Rea
sAd t. learn that his wife, who
sick for some weeks, is now
]. up, and is considered con-
|Roby, a leading cattleman of
county, was in the city yester-
bis return from the Pecos.
bs delivered to Mr.. j. NJ. Daw-
thousand stock cattle.
Emma Phillips of Council
Iowa, a popular young lady, is
sher cousin, Mrs. r.. T.. Mont
in this city. They leave for
iieans on Saturday, but will re-
aiew days.
. Go,thold, the energetic and
'lished representative of Haver-
ar Strategists," paid the GA
pleasant call last night, and
US into forgetfulness of the
avn by his "reminiscences.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
rms FRENCH I.ANouAoE,

Metz, December Mnnteuiel,
governor of Asace-Iorraino has an
nulled the resolution OF the district
diet of upper Alsace. allowing the use
of the French language IN debates,
The ground of the governors action
WAS that the diet exceeded its legal
powers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
The MnrraysyiIle Rioters.

Pittsburg. December 5.-The hear
ing of the habeas corpus proceedings
i'm the case of the Murraysviile rioters
closed at Greensburg to-day. 1t was
decided to admit all to bail except
Bawser. Milton Webster OF Chicago,
Col. Blakely and Joseph johnson OF
pittsburg. aud Ranaly OF
Murraysyille are required 10 furnish
So 900 each, and others less amounts
More Of those fine yellow nansemond
sweet potatoes Just received by
TURNER d. MCCLURE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
For Birds.

bird seed. bird gravel, aud mocking-
I,;rd food TuRSER a MCCLURE.
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MnxnY.
iivcspooi.

Nav ORLEANS, December 5--Sight ON
New York at PAR sterling H. u. 49,.
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A scrnNrnIc rxrLoRNrloN.

London, December "a scientific
expedition of the Royal Geographical
society IL abort to explore the island
OF New Guinea. Lord Derby will be
asked officially 10 countenance the
enterprise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

Az rrroRr 40 SAVE o'poNNHIL,

AN EFFORT 10 SAVE o'poNNELL.
London, December 5.--O'Dunnelrs
solicitor is endeavoring to induce the
jury TO sign memorial asking the
home secretary To commute his SEN
tence. Some are willing Ia sign, but
1t is expected n majority will decline.
COMMENTS oN THE MESSAGE.
London, December 5.-rhe Times
thinks President Arthur's message
somewhat colorless, and sees tribute
to the Irish vote In the language used
in regard To pauper emigrants. The
press generally express disappoint-
ment that the president did not recon-
mend reductions in the. tariff at this
session. All, however, refer 10 the
picture which the message presents OF
the great prosperity of the United
Stutps
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

Berlin, December 5.-The supreme
Church council has summon'd Or.
Stocker, court chaplain, either 10
abandon anti-Semitio agitation or
resign
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
FOREIGN.
GERMANY.
A CifALLnNuf.

Berlin, December 5.--Phillips, cdi-
tor of the Nolks Heitung and member
of the reichstag, has challenged Wag-
ner, another member OF the reichstag.
in consequence of the latter speaking
Extensively of the liberal press.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

CATTLE Receipts iO)e market little
wcaG, not quoting chpogod. exports gls
light to heavy shipping I 1d0N ~ butcher
A9htDi ~,
siIrnr--Roecipts I.1@ mnrsr, steady mlr
TO fancy natives . y al -, Texans .3tHd 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06
raovisioSs
wHisky-Stendy ut IN,
ConS MEAi.- Firm NJ 2 %.

poRx--Slow: iohhing 70 ~.
Hulk Mk,ls -tfnchanyol,n done, arm;
long clear u 90 10; short ribs I0GdSs short
clear h0ef ~,
nay SALT MF,r.--noNed lots long clear
@ 5SaDo ~ short ribs ,Ss15 90 short olonr -,
BAcoN- steady; short rib Sis; Hhort clear
Ms,
iiAMs-7Idbflt.
LARp-iiighor, SIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

,roor. December 5.--totton--Spof
,odcraic, inquiry freely mot q, prcvf.
cs:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

sales lr,cp. American s.lON.
For export and speculation 1, Olc.
Imports S,hso; Aineriynn $3.50.
Futures closed dun az one point lover.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-06

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gore trials
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-10
TOBACCO NEWS.

Sales by Buckncr & Woodbridge,
July 4th and 9TH 1888, l07 hhds. as
follows:
81 hhds. medium TO good leaf 81 10
to 8 go.
AZ hhds. common and low mixed,
IS 80 to700. 5t
% hhds. good Tugs, 81 70 to 6 so.
Is hhds. common and trashy lugs'
81 % to 400.
Market rules along strong and uni
formally firm, and higher prices for
all binds. We have several new for
eighn and order buyers and good
lively market.
Sales by Graves & Hancock since
last report of l79 hhds. ri
81 hhds. good leaf, IS 90 to 8 go.
"a hhds. common to fair leaf, 5 81
to 7 05. 81
4S hbds. common to fine lugs, 4 "
to 6 80.
We are glad to report prices stron.
ger on all grades. Stocks on hand
small and receipts light.
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New Officers.

The following officers have been
chosen by Evergreen Lodge No. 38
X. of r., for the next ensuing term
of six months;
c. w. Quicker. Past Chancellor.
j. w. Gross, Chancellor Command
or. 4s
Ben Thompson, Vice Chancellor.
II. NJ. Anderson, Prelatc,
DIR. Andrew Sargent, Master at
Arms. =
l.. II. Mckee, Inside Guard.
M. l.. Elb, Outside Guard.
The following officers hold over be-
ing elected annually;
r. W. Henry, Keeper of Record ant
Seal. no
II. S. Forrcy, Master of Exchequer.
w. G. Wright, Master of Finance.
l.. II. Davis was reelected Trustee
for the long term, of eighteen months
The new officers will be installed
Thursday evening July 18th.
The elective Offices of Green River
Lodge No. 81, L. 0. o. f.. were filled
for the ensuing six months as blows
II. +. West, Noble Grand.
U. II. Moore, Vice Grand.
W. f. Randle, Secretary.
A. G. Overshiner, Treasurer.
FOR MERCY ENCAMPMENT NO. 81.
w. c. Wright, Chief Patriarch.
II. +. West, Senior Warden.
u. III. Moore Junior Warden.
II. +. McCamy; High Priest.
w. +. Randle, Scribe.
ID. r. Beard, Treasurer.
MOAYoS COUNCIL CHOSEN FRIENDS
w. w. Twyman, Past Councillor.
l.. +. Payne. Chief Councillor.
NJ. Lipstine, Vice Councillor.
B. M. Harrison, Recorder.
II. j. Blain, Prelate.
John Moayon, Treasurer.
II. West, Guard.
DR.. w. ii. Hill, Medical Examiner
Jno. c. Day, Conductor.
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LAYToNsvII1E.

ESQ. NJ. V. B. Layton's first court
came off the 4th Saturday in June.
II is said he acts with great prompt
ness. Col. Sypert from Hopkins
vile and Col. M. ID. Brown from
Fairvicw were in attendance.
Quarterly meeting came off at
vaughn's Chapel last Sd Saturday
and Sunday the attendance on Sat
urday W as quite small but on Sun
day the house was thronged almost
to suffocation. Presiding Elder
Browder preached the funeral of Mr..
Tom Lackey on Sunday morning.
Brother Emmerson preached very
able sermon in the evening. Mr..
Prank Pearce from Hebron spoke at
great length on Saturday evening
about the division of the circuit. He
did not speak in favor of a division,
but said if it had to be done he want
ed 1t to come now.
The people around Ebenezer were
greatly disappointed last Sunday
the. Rev. j. U. Spurlin was to preach
there but failed to come.
The Dawson fever has struck this
part Of the county; the following are
spending the week there: Mr.. Sam
Brown and family; Mrs. Pink Ed
wards and her sister, Miss Fannie
EShaw, Mr.. George Elgin and wife
the Misses Elgin, DR.. G. Lackey ant
his niece, Miss Mary Simms, Mrs
Jim Forbes and sister, Miss Icie For
bes. We hope all will be benefited
by its waters.
Miss Mary Hinkle, of Green Brier
Tenn, is visiting friends at thi
place.
The whistle of the thresher can b
heard in every direction; wheat !
much better than expected, the PEG
pie will make an average crop.
An average crop of tobacco wa
planted in the neighborhood, but 1t /
late. Corn is only moderate.
There was considerable wind an,
rain storm on the night of the At
inst, doing great deal of injury Il
the corn.
Mr.. n. wilkins had fine mar
and colt killed by lightning the sam
night. fs,a aa
+ Eloped from this place last Satur
\ day night, Miss Santafee Shaw an
Mr. Joe Johnson, and were Marie
\ in Clarksville Sunday evening.
Died, in June, Bette Lee, infan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Whit,
SELDOM.
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MACEDONIA.
MERIDA.

Our turner's are done cutting
wheat. tl
Wheat was generally thin on the
ground but well headed.
White u Murphy have shipped
about one thousand spring chickens
to your town lately.
Miss Mary ID. White, Of this, place
has been visiting with her sister, Mrs,
j. W. Roberts, near Empire, for the
last two or three weeks.
Deputy sheriff Boyd called and
took dinner with your correspondent
few days ago.
Mr.. w. j. Cardin who has been
very sick of bilious fever, we are glad
to learn, is convalescent.
Mr.. VIM. Nichols family became
alarmed at an approaching cloud a
few days ago, and thinking that o
storm was upon them, sought shelter
in a storm house. Afterwards they
discovered that they had trampled a
large rattle snake to death.
have never seen a better prospect
for corn crop in this locality than
we have at this writing.
The oats crop is good.
Blackbcrries in great profusion.
Bacon and beans abound, while the
outlook ofthe Peay crop was never
better.
Rnrtnu AVN REAny
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KELLY.

Farmers are done cutting wheat
and are harvesting oats and cleaning
out their tobacco. Wheat is shriveled
very much and farmers say there
will not be over two thirds of crop
made in these parts. Oats are very
good, better than common, though
only few farmers have large crops,
but they are saving large quantities
Of clover hay. Corn is looking fine
ly now and if the rains hold out large
and heavy crops will reward them in
the end.
John. Faulkner and Miss Josie Nc
Cord were married last week. We
wish them much pleasure through
life. ~. at
A Mr.. Robinson will teach the free
school here.
The wife of Johnnie Bobbitt is said
to be in a critical condition.
Thrcshing wheat is the order Of the
day.
DIR. &c. Gooch, of this place, is
very low with the cholera morbus.
Some little fighting occurred at the
picnic three miles above Kelly's last,
Saturday.
Madam Rumor says James Kest-
ner intends putting up saw mill
near here this fall.
Peace and good will toward the
South Kenmckian, and successful
career in the future here and else
where, and may its editor live to be
as old as the hills of Pond River.
MERIDA.
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MARRIED.

ANDERsoN-MAsoN: AT the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Dalton, on Russellvillc
street, Monday evening July2, 1889,
Rev. J. II. Anderson to Mrs. Ella "
Mason. The groom is a resident Of
Springfield, Tenn. from which place
the bride also. moved last year, A
number invited friends partook Of
a wedding supper and the bridal
couple left the next day for theil
home at Springfield. May success,
and happiness attend them always.
DAvIs-GRIFFIN: In the count,
judges Office, Thursday July 5, 1883
by Judge w. p. Winfrec, Mr.. Jno. S
Davis to Miss Mary E. Griffin, botl
Of the Casky neighborhood. IS IS
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
Notice to the Public,

The undersigned
having rented the city
Scales Will do the
Public weighing eth
'er at the Diamond
coal yard or the city
Scales: persons desir-
ing to weigh down
town will call on Pen
ny Turner at the Ice
Factory or on us at
the coal yard.
Underwood, Ellis &
Co. %