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Indiana Patents.

Patents have been issued to the following
Indiana inventors:
David c. Baughman, Albion. lighting and
extinSuishing gas-lishts; John B. Deeds and
W. Mack, Terre Haute, slate and window
cleaner; Isaac l.. Frankem, indianapolis tile
hearth OF vestibule floor John Ii. Hamlet,
Indianapolis, saw table gauge; Lewis o. Hull,
Fort Wayne pencil-holder; Albert II. Ken
nedy, Rockport, ber-gearing; David McNee
Iy and J. A. Drake, Princeton, railway gate;
james Moore. Flat Rock. saw-mill dog.
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Fighting the Lotteries.

WASHINGTON, Oct 24.-At the request of
Postmaster-general Gresham, Attorney
general Brewster has addressed circular to
all district attorneys directing them to cor
daily cooperate with officers of the Post
Office Department. in enforcing section 8, 1874 of
the Revised Statutes, which forbids that any
letter or circular concerning lotteries shall
be carried as mail. The penalty for a viola
ton of the act is a fine of not more than $500
nor less than $100, with cost of prosecution.
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Justice Harlan and His Admirers.

washington Special.
Justice Harlan is not disposed to be led
astray by the fulsome praise that has been
bestowed on him because of his dissenting
from the decision of his fellow-justices on
the civil-rights law. So far as goes the sug-
gestion that Ire would make an available can
didate for the presidency, Justice Harlan
SAYS ne is we'll satisfied with his present
Office, which is congenial to his tastes and
he says, jocularly, that he does not believe
he could be elected President if he received
a unanimous nomination.
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An Incendiary Punished.

PLYMOUTH Mass, Oct. 24.-James Gilmore.
the incendiary who set fire some months ago
to the Bridgewater work-house, was sem
fenced to twenty years in the State prison.
Gilmore addressed the court, saying he set
the building on fire because he was treated
badly while living in the work-house. The
testimony of officers showed him to be very
refractory inmate and that it was necessary
to frequently punish him.
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A Married yyoman's Crime.

AKRON, Oct. 24.-Mrs. Dan McGreery, aged
thirty-four years, died instantly from at
tempted abortion at her home in the north
ern part of the city. She has been married
thirteen years and has had but one child, a
girl, now ten years old. She sent the girl out
to procure sulphate of zinc for her. which
she used to accomplish her purpose, and
from the effects of which she died while in
the act of performing the operation.
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Universaiists at Washington.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-The annual session
of the General Convention of Universalists
began to-day. After organization. Tue vari-
Gus committees were appointed. The after
noon session was devoted to reading reports.
AT the evening session Rev. w. S. Crow, of
Chicago, delivered an address on church
methods
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MoBERLY Mo-. Oct. al. L. Daring, of
Clifton, was killed by his aunt. Mrs. VIM.
Straub, Yesterday She struck him on the
head with hammer, gave herself up aud is
now in Jail at Huntsville.
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ILLINOIS.

Bioomingto Liquor-Sellers Heavily Fined
for Violating the Law.
sr~- 80 - Indianapolis Journal
BLOOMINGTON, Oct 24-Six illicit whisky
sellers, of the western part of the city. were
arrested last night and to-day. Four of them
were fined $103 and each, and cases will GER
tainly be made against the rest
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Two Hundred Pounds of Legal Record

WASHINGTON, Oct 24.-Among the cases
recently docketed in the United States Su-
preme Court is the city OF New Orleans VS..
Myra Clark Gaines The record in the case
is the largest ever submitted in the Supreme
Court, or probably in any other court 1t is
bound in one immense volume which
weighs over 200 pounds, and contains 5000
900 words. 1t takes two men to open and
shut the book
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A Gale All Buzzard,s BAY.

BUzzARDs BAY, Mass. Oct PA severe
northeast gale, accompanied by rain, COM
menced at A. NJ. At II o'clock the gale had
increased. Hundreds of sailing vessels were
seen off the east side early this morning
Great apprehension is felt for their safety, as
they are liable to be driven on the cape un-
less the storm abates.
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GALVESTON. Oct. 24.-An Eagle Pass special
says: THE robbed ADD mutilated remains
of two unknown Americans were found on
the Mexican side twenty-five miles from
here. The United States consul at Predras
Negras is investigating
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dent pointed out the universal feeling for
peace. saying the government will be Obliged
to take this feeling on the part of the people
into account. 1t was necessary for the dele
CATION to furnish the government with
means for protecting the honor, rights and
interests of the monarchy.
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A Bridegroom,s Predieament.

ALBANY, Oct 24-Frank R. Sherwin. Cd
trial for criminal contempt of court. was
found guilty, with a Recommendation of
mercy. 1t is expected that he will apply for
a stay when arraigned for sentence.
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A Murderer's Victim.

DEsoro Mo, Oct A-Thomas Davis, who
was shot a month ago by some unknown
person. died yesterday. James Strickland is
held on Davis's ante-mortem statement
Mrs Davis attempted suicide last night by
cutting her throat. She is in delicate health.
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suffering for Shelter.

LONDON, Oct. "A Tchesme dispatch says;
Unless immediate relief is forthcoming,
hundreds of persons whose houses were
wrecked by the recent earthquake will die
from fever and exposure. The relief hith-
erto afforded has been light. Food is not so
much wanted as elothinr, blankets, medi-
cines and materials to build temporary shell
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HEAVY Inorease ito Glidden,. Liabilities.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 24-The Leader will
state tomorrow, that John n Gliddens in
debtedness of $111, 900 to the Republic Iron
Company arose from appropriating to his
personal use notes and moneys belonging to
the company, charging it up to his account,
and that his total liabilities, including the
debt named, amount to 5000, 900.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 24.-About forty East St
Louis railroad strikers have been indicted by
the ST. Clair county grand jury for interior
ing with railroads and intimidating new en-
ployes during the late strike.
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CHICAGO, Oct 24.-Professor C. G. Wheeler,
of this city, has not yet finished the analysis
of the supposed blood spots on the reins and
whip of Orrin A. Carpenter, the suspected
murderer ofZora Burns. He was instructed
to take his time, and is doing so. He can
not say exactly when he will furnish a ver-
dict to the public; probably in few days,
hoWnVer
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The Marshal of the salvation Army.

LONDON, Oct 24.-Miss Booth, marshal of
the Salvation Army, Young lady of twenty
four, now in London, says she has been talk
ing over visit to America, with the General.
She said: II hope to go there some day, but
not for the present. Meanwhile, tell the
Americans trust they will help u.s."
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He Assumes the Duties of His Position and
Receives a Kiss from His Wife.
OTTAWA, Oct. 24.-An extra of the official
Gazette announces the arrival of Marquis
Lansdowne, and contains the proclamation
of his assuming the Governor-generalship
When the viceregal party arrived at Rideau
Hall, last evening the Marchioness first
alighted, and, standing at the main entrance,
received her husband with kiss as he
entered the new home
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Heavy Damages Awarded.

New YoRK, Oct 24.-In the case of DIR. O.,
Tayette Taylor who brought suit against the
Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company
fer damages sustained by running trains
past houses he rented for hospital purposes
previous to the erection of the rail- oad, a
fury award the plaintiff $50 600 damages.
Upon previous trial the jury disagreed,
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willard Carpenters Condition.

EVANSVILLE Oct. 24.-Willard Carpenters
condition was much improved last night.
He is at times able to speak, is rational, has
some control of bii rivht deg and arm; but
some of the time is delirious, and the right
side seems to be perfectly paralyzed.
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Stuart, man eight or ten years her senior.
Her parents forbade her being in the society
of this man. On this account she took
Rough on Rats" with fatal effect
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 24.-Indiana day at the
exposition was a complete success large
number of persons from that State attending.
Hon. Joseph E. Mcdonald was among the
number. and made a short and appropriate
address in music hall, which was received
with warm approval from all who heard
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Negotiations Exhausted.

PARIS, Oct, 24-The general impression
produced by the Yellow Book is that all ne
gotiations between France and China are ex-
hausted, and war, or successful mediation, is
inevitable.
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LISBON. n. H. Oct 24-Parlser & Youug's
piano-stoek factory and drying-house,
filled with manufactured piano stools,
burned to-day. Loss, $25, o09.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Eumored that the Gar Has Determined to
Grant Reforms.
VIENNA, Oct 24.-The Tagbatt says: THE
Car has decided to grant Russia more free
dom and such reforms as are suitable to the
shirt of the people. He intrns,ed To Count
Tolsti and Count Katjotf the tas& Of prepar
ing constitution.
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WHY take those immense doses of nauseatirg
mix sold "a "cou0h syruus" when a few
small doses OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
your cold
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Wanting Peace.

VIENNA, Oct. pat the opening of the
session of the Austrian delegation the presi-
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( ,fc;al 10 the picavune.

Special to the Picayune.l
JACKSON. MISS, July 3.-Goy. Low
~ to-day cddroesed tho following
letter 10 he committee appcin'od by
levec committee TO ask him to call an
extra session Of tho Legislature:
Executive DEPARTMENT, jackson.
Mas, July 3.-Messis. PeIk'n"
Smith and Il lsscii COMMUNICATION.
tl,meu: | have given tire rtque't oi
The levce convention 10 c..i III 'xir"
session OF tie Legislature tn, ierloas
confederation WHICH ito Importance
demanded and tho high charrc,er OF
:ho nenb rs required. a thug Tor
The whole State aud every section 'ol
i, and anxious that every at OF my
administration shali rcdunni TO tie
u5Iic good, aud animated alone DS
a desire TO advance the welfare OF Tue
peop!e of tic State, l have been un'
able 10 reach Tho conclusion that
III, "clse of emery, ncy" has Mi<.n
which, in ihe mcanln, OF the consii'
;utian. jlstifi es mo i'll conv.nilS Tic
Lccislllure in extraordinary sosii1n
aud esreci lily when such meeting
would iske place bat u few months
prior to tie next r'gu!ar session Of
that body.
Ian, with great respec', your
o5edicnt strv I'M, Rob'. ln"tY
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Fish H0if.

Mr.. George Elsrr. an cS,imablr and influential
citizen living near Sl,ing Ridge In 'lnds c"nr
used ,o say of ;hat crhbra;"l vrimiingr now be-
In, sold n, thu Rig s Little ~ Family lfli' 1T
always relieves the child whether there are worms
Or not
Champ WIS hunting for worms and wonld be
satisfied, with roihng else. lie said: Il had done
everything in the world, hut that il The best me'li'
cine that ever tried. They nrc worth thousand
dollars 10 anyl-rly." That was not - large Weld
Champ bat shows that II sra'rh-ia little closer
than thro;Lrr nc,licincsyou ua'l
Champ :iv,a the result ~ foNovsi IL "
yra,,. od tool, in I'll 6 pills result, g worms. d
!, wears oil took in I'll } pill, result, worms
D. 10 years oil, tcol in al pills, ics'''''i3o
worms. E-Gycars old, tooL in all pills, result,
% wo,ms. I-sycars old t"oh In all PILL To-
,ult. 2 woim. j. took in all ! pill, result,
worms. Total, -.
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A man in No xubee county, Miss
issippi. announces himself in the
Macon Star ~ "candidsic for the
office OF s lerill, or any ether eli c
or place within the gii' OF the Pao2!e'
subj set to The action OF the Dino
cratic party in c invention" He is
kind enough to add that il the Con-
vsn,ion "cln find more suitable and
competent men for all tho p'aces'
bo Twill Submit to their wisdom, and
will work and vote rs / have always
done, for the nominees" Good TEL
low, that. He ought TO have nm
Otfice by all means .-Yicksbu-G uer'
ald.
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An aged negro in Austin, Tex,
Enown aS Uaolo Noe, prosecuted u
yagaGond for stealing his chickens.
T. Q 81 man made ort clear case
describing hiB chickens as pech'iaE
Spanish breed, IF which 20 WAS solo
owner ia that section. Tho doien-
Lan.'s lawyer on GSt,ing mp 10 cross
ex,mine the old man, sterhiy sal /:
"Uuclo Nose, YOU claim nobody else
has any OF ,tesa chickens but You;
now, what would you say Il l were to
toll you thai l have u half a dem oi
them in my back yard ut lhis very
timer" well, bo>s,' RESPONDED Un,
Gle No c, Il should say dat 'ar ,iel
had pain you yor f,e vii my chick
cus." TGat ended tho cross examina
lion. Matches D.mocrat.
The lawyers OF this bar should be
careful in examinations. Oae, this
week asked, If marrying six husbands
would not demerit any lady. Tho
witness replied that one like him
would bavo that effect.
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Ex Lieut.. Gov. w. III. SIMS in lis
Spee,h before tie Press Convention
At CJlainbas, in a'!u''inS to The loa-
or and ilhaeaco Ct Tie press. alter
aomplimeatins lie New York ii raid
aud other papers. said:
"Eat wc have ncarcst hone in the
TINES Denoc.at, the ezenip!ilicsIoa
II the loycr aud il hnanco Of ID"
Press. That paper las Id ard i
.cadng in ev,ry nojls ald charitable
work." lie mentioned tic tip' OF
The T,ae8.Dspo:;at steamer Ste o
q. to tho lis;ioiac / IL Tho oyeti' Iwcd
ii: tric,s, aud how physicians and
lrrgsi,t AMI drugs had beon dis
patched 20 the suc.lr Of tho yellow
fsycr sufferers at Brownsville uni
=, naacola, and the Sufferers Of the
tornado tina, 50 sorely cfil'ctei the
,ou,hera portion Of cur Sale. Aud
pow,' sid tn speaker, 1T il h'lias
IN, al exploring expedition ofi OWE
10 penetrate the swanps aua marshes
y! Florida, loo..ng to tie opening
and development. 0! that country:
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FL 70 Toap S.c'Y.


WgsIILLr. Mss, JUly ., 1889
EproR S,GN.L: Olt Macs Meet.
ipg on Saturday las. untaimou''y on
dorsed 7. \. D.ck: on, Eiq, for the
Sensie, ard The delegates 20 tho cen
ven!iln wc,o Instructed to ccst the
vote cithe c,urty for him. The time
suggested by tho Mass Meeting sof
ho,diig the Senatorial Cynver,ion il
Wednesday. August tic iirs', q,
Wes,yiIlc. Wo hope that Coriah
county will endorse ou- sacS' sion
nd meet wish US on that day.
Yours trIly,
\ O.. BERRY, Js.
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UAZLEHURsTJULY G. 1855
The mosquito and tho blue. az rs.
Run riot in the hot ialy.


The mosquito and tho bluc. az ~,
Run riot in the hot .ialy.
Miss Minnie Blown. ~ ,ugh.sr o.
cur Old friend Dan y Btcwp, o, Ui
ca, is in our city, on a visit t. rela-
tiYcs.
The negroes sc;m to attach more
Importance to the celebration of tn
4;h. than tho whites.
Heavy rains fell on Monday and
Tuca!'y, lu, on the glorious i:h
we had u regular IRISH mover.
TIE s'o,iors h. as general
thing passed off qa;e.ly. there Were
lu' 'cw gatherings in the county.
Mr.. A. J. Wolch hfs increased
his museum Of animals hy tho ad Ii
ton o! nu alligator. aoOut three feet
log,
Meredith ard sugGs Matthews
have returned isom Oxford, tie fos'
mer With ,Ao g,!I media. il his pcs
- sicn.
Speaking OF areiSlbonys children,
10 sass ';hay are y, pgiet'a children
like dcyo wa no. u inou4c in do
house, py got"
Nr. Avery jones. who has been
connected with the Utica Monitor.
ss c,:np1'itoy. fora1ni tim. IL in
town this week, Oh n visit to his
parcois.
Tao Eo1rl of mayor and alderman
has levied tho privilege tax on trades.
professions, and copi'al invested, the
expcdiency of which, in tbs day Of
higi taxes, we &C eliugly question.
Dir. L. u. EI'ict formerly Of our
town. now q New Orleans, AMI one
q tie ciitJrs of The EtcairS
Chronicle, is OF visit 10 Mis-. ID
Il Lowe GA bic arrival be ilurd D.
wai.iuS Inn b:Gu NV Itle cacrab.
Oar vegetable aad fruit - E,gs
asc awakening to tho cx?ci!srcy Of
orgao'z,,iou. A ne tin; vas held at
squire lSv,H >iico OF $ tardsy sch
CfJUre. \ temporary organization
wa az, cIed, and cOm:pi'tee was
rpi o'a:el {, DRAFT rs laws Tor tho os-
socia'io1. Til ia . move in TIE
rig; direction. and will certainly re-
doarl to the advantage OF sh!ppers.
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Pre- ,;deut Ftank Bu.k!t., o. tie

Pre- ,;d6ut F;ank Bu; kit, o, tie
Oklahoma States, in lis speech before
lie Press Convention, now assem-
bed in Columbus, abiding to tie
los!iny o! the Pes, it's work and
i, Il u,ncc, aid tie late terii5le tor
usdo at BeauSogard. said:
~ the honor Of our profession be
i: said, the press WAS the frat to aid
in pyrauriGc shelter for the home
lie :, H. FIT 20 :, fer decent inter.
ment 10 tho dead, and the first to
ra;io funds 10 purchase sus,ennnce
Tor tn, survivors Of that awful Gates
trcphc. All honor tn our brilliant
contemporary of the Crescent CITY.
which took tho lead in this labor OF
love, of mercy, and may the day new
o. cjmc waen the press o! Mss!ssip.
~ sbpll fGil to remember the grand
II Il beautiful cxom!lilication Of true
heuevlicnco or the par. OF Times-
Democrat OF New Orleans, or fiil to
acknowledge AMI fail TO attempt to
imi ate the ccmmonlalle enterprise
lisplNel Ivy tina. ipu:nl On that
.ccahion.
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According to m exchange, q Golf
ac,ias sofa, inst largs enough for
tsr, has been invcniei. II pgois;s!
wouul rp i. will begin % rny WIZ
ming b-l just before 10 O'Clock. \.
one minn,c after 10 il splits apart,
anl while enc bal. carries Ike daugh-
If the Lcu'c up stains. tie o;Gcr Inf
kicks Der young man Gu. o! do''s.
they viii co nc high bat people must
havo thom.-Natches Democrat.
This mo, do for q winter arrange
r,en,, bat 10 o'clock Genes eco soon
ia summer.
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TIE Vegetable and Fruit growers
association of az'chrr3', met on tho
SO.h o! June, ana elected pcrms-
nont organization. by olsc.ing the
following named officers. Il. Cox
we'll, President, Fraas Msrchctti
Wee President. FLOYD Ford Scc'y,
L, a, R.y ASS. Seo'y, j. y. Bass
T,ea,urcr. Tho membership c Il
sist3 Of about forty OF our mos! rrSc-
,ical ani e. tceprisipg busincaa meu
engaged in iyuit and yogsiSb!c grow
iuG. Tho mex! meeting Was ordered
for the IL II jay, at 4 y. N. Let
orr business man of lbs town join
The a spcii'iou and aid it il building
u such Z business IS Crgst'i $. rings
how carries or.
Il. CoxwELL, P,asd't
FL-Yo Toap S.c'Y.
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Mars Collie Cnrc for horses and
mules. and the Englishman's Saddle
and Collar Ointment are remedies
that should he always ut hand. The
former Mr.. Marx has given Us that IL
may be scientifically prepared and
ready iur use. The latter We received
from nm Englisllman wli1sc name we
,o uo, remember. lfyou arc the own
cr of horse bc sure and keep them
where yen can PIT your hands on
them. "a stitch in time saves nine
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Waer,a, letters OF administration wero
yran,ed to The undersigned by tao Chancc-
~ court OF & piah county, stats Oh Ml'si'.
,ippi, on the Attn day ol Jane, lee3, OH Tue
estate of Mrs e A CnwioId, deceased, mo-
tice Is hereb, gwen TO all persons holding
claims against said d.cedent 10 exhibit tns
same and have tntm registered ny the CLERK
Of sa,d couri within one year fron mo oate
OF said grant or they will be forever baifed:
and all persons indebted TO SAID decedehs
are IIqucstied TO CONS iewsFd ana pay t ,p'
same. j las Slh. loo3, lSat w sEip'
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Tue s.a,s OF Mississippi " lisnry Mnl'
lu,. Junus Mullins. Silins Perry, John
Is nck, Willie b ack, and George Black
attendants; You are commanded t. s.'-
ear bcior. tho Cnancery court OF ,he
County of Copiah in said Stale, on the h,si
Slondsy of August, 1853, TO defend lhe
sui, ia saii Count, Of John i. S,Soi and
o,beis WHEREIN You are Defendants
July lSSS. ~ -
"a A. il Nj. HOFFMAN clk.
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The day of tie anniversary OF our
!, Dependence was chosen by the op-
position "a the time on Which to os-
scmb.o tLei: clans in Jackson. WHAT
a sd common. on Ito day, Wei
,nsv W. exc aim as.did Cicero OF oil
ngainst ,hr arch trli.ur CAIaline, o.
te,upora. y, mCvss.
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R,v. i. f. } nsins, Jr.. and las
brother, Nd jenkins, have been held
10 ananer wi.loIt tie hanefi. Of bal!
Tor tho murder q ~. Rev. NJ. B r
den. From Ito ;cCIi'uony 1t seems
that Nd Jcnkin fred the SHIT that
killed Borden.-Nl'chcz Democrat.
This refers TO tho Mansfield trng'
cdy, il which tho participants were
ministers. |. seems that tiSi-es are
human.
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uaZLEuURSr, MSS.
SyciL to TINES Democrat I

SpC cial TO TINES Democrat.
IIAzLlnUpsr, July 1s..--Tno nut
and vegetable growers in this vicini
" Yesterday effected a organization
by o.ectipg Il, Coxwo!l. president; +,
Mirche,ti, vice president; Floyd
Ford, secretary; aud J. A. Blss, treas
ursr. Tweniy.six members were en-
rolled. Their obj ct is mutia! pro-
,cti.on and encouragement.