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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
WINTER RESORTS.
W GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYTI, PORTO hlgu
COLOMBIA IsTHMUs OF PANAMA and NICARAGUA
Tourists invited avail Of these trips which they can
make route taken by the Company Steamers ~ t
extreme low prce Of So day which includes al
aud living boani whole time passengers deins ~
change their route may ransier any other passeoge
steamer OF the line they may the voyage For pasas
'r' PIN FoRwooD & co. Agents
~, "a State-st, New-lork.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEW.YORK CITY

pa 81 ~ = "a 800, az, w.
taxes and assessments G Bro Brown wv p' @ 5000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw.YoRK CITY
baum and wife TO 4 GTunS6an N 1900
ham Granebaum aud wife to to sam WaISch ~ Is, 25O
jacobs and 45itc to II E Townsend ........ 5000
Knapp ct al to 3d.ave II Il Co .,.,.....-.... 10000
ard wife to U Grant, jr 10000
Bocnan trustee to II S Won claim ..'...~--. 1900
and wife to Henry Crarncr -. 1000
1iar William scGachte to william SteInk0pf 5000
to IeOrS ii CoHal 5000
W@inSaniler $4,000
~ nah Clyne to sarah Grady :, 80; -. .ss.oo.y
prsssirr and wife Carrian -. 1880
Card to Agnes becker 1850
regular; wiliam IL Mccor,naok 70 sans 1920
7Oti.sL $ $, 2sOs It Of sd:aye, 100000 James
stephens etc +, @ Sh'tst t sshisieF 1000
we'll and wife 10 7 wills .....-1... 1895
wolf to Biene Baum -. 1900
Fred Schuck ............... 1000
nerd and wife Davidson. 1880
and wife TO Monts steinback .....,....-... 5000
Willisaye 70 &c OF Is istst IL IL TO It'll.
Lyon - 10000
lam -. 10000
to Amos Emo $4,000
72d-st "A w. cor OF 2d-aye, 2lI76.2j Olga schmsisng
and husband 20 Schreyer ............. 1880
25th-st A. 100 SIT @ OF 4thAge I97I88.8 Chas W
wcst TO Elliott sandiOrd $4,000
ack to John BOYD. -. .. c.'a- .... 2o6oO
Sane property BOYD 20 Jos Tobin $4,000
vile 70 1880
Dean aud husband " J III Deane. .................
12lstsL ~ 20 It W OF tthave 4OKlO Ill n Deane
and %lio q Aug bauingafeo ;.; -. -. 10000
Worst referee, TO 9 Lowry 800
.Appelbsu@ a9a husband to Rosa cold $4,000
hour and Ts % John Gsse ,a;a...;..' 10000
,,o Beaied referee 70 : loml,ssrTy 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29

In TN. other markets the clcarances OIL City,
lO1i-.OOO; Bradford, 7G3S,OOO; and Ptsburg 4,49o,
600 barrels.
There was change I'm the refined petroleum market
BRADFORD, PENN Nov. 2s.-Cgude oil weaker; total
runs Tuesday, Tbs bbls.; total shipments 70,s27
charters 49, 100; clearnces lO23S,OOO. United Pipe
Liuc Certificates opened at ~ Il aud closed AT II 1861
highest price, ~ l7l4; lowest, 81 l5l9.
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Genrhers.

II EACuEhc, IutOr5, GOYcrucSScs, sup
~. piled free to employer; srlOos recommended TO pa
rents FLORENCE FITCH, "a UniOn-squlrc.
4 FRENCH gentleman with clear correct
pronunciation, would take few pupils foi French
yersation Address TEACHER. 100 iast 2stlLsL
A BILE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
"a OF all grades tutors gOverncsses lecuers companions
&c. circulars OF best schools charge those employ
ing teachers TO teachers until engaged. j.. MIRIAM
COIRlLkE CO. 81 Last l7ti-st., Union square.
A MISS HESSE.3G w est 2lst-st. supplies com
~ petent Teachers tutors gOyornerses singers house
keepers best advice given To parents choice schools
References by favor Hon Hamilton Bis and
A YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor,
~ wishes private pupils hitting for college specially.
highest references Address YALE Box A. Tribune Office
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
hshed 1888 provides promptly Best Teachers for
waite Puphs Faues, Schools Colleges. Circulars
Schools Win reliable information, free TO parents. Skilled
Teachers always wanted Application form for stamp.
j. SCHERNERHORN & CO., East l4thst, ". Y.
EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION
~ Teachers supplied schools TO employers;
hrstcss servants Tor all situations at their paroT 81
East l2th-st.
pRIVATE INSTRUCTION in any depart
mont OF medicine or pupils prepared for graduation VI.
d. By an experienced teacher and late state Professor
particulars address H.. Tribune once.
TEACHERS WANTED.-Ladies English,
visiting, city English and Drawing West, 5000 and
home. Several Governesses Gentlemen
and Italian $1,000; Music, tl Three Professors
Southern college Many others J. W. SCHERMERHORN
d co, East 14th-st, New.York
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Glisccllaneou6

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l23S broadway, corner THIRTY.
nrstst until D. M and 30S West Twenty lird ST. cornge
tghthaVr No. ~ East Fourteenthst
go Thirdaye, corner Forty seycntls; the H RLFI
OFFICES, NOS lOOl and 1900 Thrd-ave. corner one
rates NS"
A CCEPTABLE HOLIDAY GIFTS.-Pian
Scarfs; large and fine assortment low prices NEPPERT
Manufacturer $50 CanaLst, near West Broadway.
/ ADIES-City and COuntry-To make 50 and
OF postal note, for fun instructions samples Address
AGENCY, p. u. Box $50, NewYork City
NOTICE.
~ CELEBRATION OF THE EVACUATION OF THE
CITY OF NEWYoRK By THE BRITISH.
the Citizens Of New-NOrk;
While committee charged with celebration have M
doubt whatever that the contributed in
appeal money entertain visiting military organizaons
the reception at the Seventh Regiment Amoy display
fcient defay every expense incurred by them for these
named purposes they hope that further contributions will
The already received does re3ch the
OF the appeal made II is the purpose Of the committee
publish official record OF the ceremonies OF the
which the OF all organizations participants therein and
this publication such surplus there be Of the
all additional subscriptions will be applied The
this record which should be worthy OF the OCCASION
will OF depend the the disposal
committee Therefore the committee hope that the
this appeal will enable them TO issue such record without
application the municipal authorities for afurther appro
priatiOn --
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS Secretary
XynrlyN .
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minier Resorts.
III AMlLTON HOTEL,

BERMUDA.
Most delightfully."- located commanding extensive view Of
harbOI and islands greatly improved and possessing all modern
convenience VII be open oI the season Nov TO- 1883 Gil
mate perfectj cuisine uncxceptiOnl.
Tourists inyads and others recognize the unequalcd
vGntages Afforded all seeking 10 avoid the TgOrs
Northern WATER In "a visit 10 Bermuda
CHAs q. EMMoNs, Proprietor
GHELD0N HOUSE, Ocean Grove, n. j.
~ OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Warm ocean water aud electric baths steam heat
elevator; all modern improvements send for circular
WELCOME L.. SHELDON, Proprietor
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READ ESTITE.

NEwYORK, Wednesday Nov. %, 1888.
Tho following was the only sale made ut tho
Exchange 5alesroOm to-day:
By 4. n. Mtitsr & SON.
one four-story brick house with lease OF e No. 40
ChutOu place tSfth-st, =, % 10 u Ot University.
place. 2JlNlOi. 3A1JIl02.9 leased November l.
1873 term u years. ground rent 5000 per annum,
and assessucnts Brown .............. $4,000
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ETHIOPIAN PRnDuCE MARKETs.

AyTwERP Nov 2s-WlcOxs Lard advanced 10 1T francs
OF the removal by tho French Government OF
embargo American pork
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2S.-Z30 y. m.-Pork, Prime Mess
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CUNARD LINE.

| NOTICF-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEw.YoRK 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
Wednesday Doe o. $50
De- De- Is Is M
BoTINIA =. go =. Wednesday, Dee2 2p. m
siccTaEe tickets all parts Of Europe very low
'"''' 'i''s"' anu FPEENoS H. BEowS & 90, Agents
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
or Between % York and h2vrs 81
TTsysei! by his line AVOID both 4hsit BY Ensish iwsy
Special tram senTsays DICK Have de;t ier
SEhPR drs,d Tasisv WSd p ss M
TraRsataniiauc Of Pafia. 81 ''-'''''' SUM-
~ AZ L6Uis DE BEBl2S' Agent, No. Bowling Green.
GUION LINE.
- Leaving Pier 80. n. r.. foot Of Kinyst
bee $50 n.
ARIzoNA day De- %
~ These steamers are bai Of IRON. WITH waertgit cora
par anG are FURNISHED With every TSq1se g make
ing bathroom piano and libra
those greatest Of uxures sea- perfect ventilation and
a9 & Stat 70 @ &c., $50 oe
OFFICE, 80. 20 BROADWAY. WILLIAMS & GUIoS.
VIVA For aTEEHsr6wN AND IfyERPooI ~ Ing
CITY OF OF No MONTREAL ;t,i AL rhgrsday Nov - ppm.
CRY OF 6n1. day pc IT, pm
c,p1y fgS@ fT 80 9sw G1 sn 6 S0rh River .o
sTEERAGE, rom the Old Country 81; from Hcw.York,
For passage &c, apply to the IYAlAN STEAMSHIP co.
PniladtipIa o1iee No. lO5 south.st
pAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
tNE E9E cNAE2ENIA "a sAN i Isl IiLAM f
TRIAL and SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO
IRON Franz sa S' fa ~, l"aa rSha
connecting Tor Central aud south america and Mexoa
From san Francisco, LIST ana Brannan.sts
For Japan aud China
between SAN SaSs and 4oR Sl
'0' "oN25 s sails Fs $S aS = 5,aAIA
For freight psage and general information Apply
pD' ONCE On Tug IT, g. Be sci Lay 1ni Superintendent
ped STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
~ sailing from New-iork and Antwerp every saturday
HTl SI ~ Saturday December m
saloons staierooms smoking and bathrooms amidsidPs
s55; excursion siO6 steeTasr s26' prepaid $50
PETER WItIGMr SONS, General Agents. 55 Broadway.
ROYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
~ Steamers leave co.'s pier foot OF sussexs Jersey CITY,
IS W A. scHoLTEN: ....;.. e,nesdAy, Dec 8. lOa M
SIS zAANDAM aci Hu.'t, %StS5so,aay Pee T. sam
H. 1917 f1p General sSU si@ &sei Is sOgh
81 5 Wlis3 &Dr FsiGsAgts 6oBway GEN Pass As.
TINTED STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
- STEAMERS hamburg American mean. Packet comganys
Saturday steamers 10 Hamburg direct
LESSI Thur Dec. W Isl PHI ALA Thurs DeclS
MoRAVIA saturday. Dec GtLLERr Thurs. Dec. 20
Rates; First Cabin 500 ana $40 steerage, $50 Prepaid
for Tourist Gazette"
c. s. AFs A. g. q HrY ss.
WHITE STAR LiNE.-MAURY ROUTE.
az ttthkhf5G
BRITANEiC Capt Perry. SATURDAY Dee /, Ga m
GETTY. Gapt Gieadell .ssnrday Dec Is dam
QERMANlC Capt kennedy. saturday, Dec. ~ 1880 M
FROM THE WHITE STAR LOCK- FOOT OF WEST
RATES.-Saloon, 500. $50 800 Return tickets on
NewYork S23.
For inspection plans other information apply at the
RI. CoRTIs. Agent
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Ocean 5icamers.


A ADVERTISEMENTS Fer THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. ,23S broadway, Thirty.
frst.st until p and 3OS West Twenty-tlst., CORNER
Eghthave No so East FOuTeenthst UniOn-SquaTe
100 Thri'aye corner FOTiyseyenthst at the HARLEM
OFFICES Nos 1907 and 1900 Third-aye., One
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, up to p ~, at regular oce
rates.
A NCHOR LINE. u. :. Mail Steamships.
IA sail from New-NoTk every saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Piei 20. North River
BOLIVIA .......Dec. / Ga m CIKCA>>I Dec. ~ am
DENONlA....Dec.~ q. u"Oh. BEltiiNIA Dec. ~, noon
Cabin passage $50 Ia $50. second Cabin, so.
StceTHgr Outward, S2S prepaid. s2l.
Anchor Line Drafts issued az lowest paid free Or
charge IN England Scotland and Ireland.
For passage abiu ilns Book % Tours, &c, apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, I Bowling Green. !
BORDEAUX LINE.
1D New aud direct line 10 the South OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DlRECT
IS. CHATEAU LONILLE 1900 Onsl. SATURDAY Nov y
s.. ChATkAU LATTE a 900 tons saturday, Dec
-. CHATEAU MhKGAUX "a, 200 tons ..... January -
From Prence's Sorps (near Wallst Ferry Brooklyn.
Travellers France, spain and Italy PyreDees, Pau
Nice &c, will save time and expense by taking this line
Cabin uncluding wine), $50 steerage, s2j.
f. LIE BoULANGER, 40 Beaver-st
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CENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY


COmpeDys pier new No AZ North River foot OF MortSnst
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort Of the Channel 10 snail boat
Special train leaving the cOmpanys dock al avre direct for
Pans on ARRIVAL Oi steamers Baggage checked al NeW-forK
through To Paris
AMERIQUE. Saptell SATURDAY. Dee J.
81 GERMAN BOnneau-. Wed Dee. ., "a. m.
FRANCE, Pcrierd HautcrVr Wed De j. 2. N.
Checks payable eight suit tho BaRquo
TTGRsatlantiquc Of Paris
For freight and passage apply to
- Asf,pf Va ngV vtfufrf -epu
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For Both Sexes-CitY.

FRIENDS SEMINARY, for both sexes, East
lgh.st and Rutherford place. Kindergarten, primary,
academic and collegiate classes - -
1'N RlENlAMIN SMITH NJ A. prncnnl.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-24

Last evening the following honora.
BILE party returned from visit to the
National Park; John S. PillsbuIy. ex-
governor of Minnesota; Loren Fletch-
er, speaker of the legislative assembly
of the same state; C M. Loring. an
alderman and prominent citizen Of
Minneapolis; A. J. Edgerton, chief
justice Of Dakota: A. Richmond, of
Buffalo. n. Y. and J. p. Story. of
Waukesha. Wis. They were of the
Willard party, and stopped Off the re.
turning train last Wednesday morn.
ing for their trip to the Park. They
Ire stopping ut the Merchants.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-24
Renan on Death Bed Recantations.

What would be source Of desolation
to me would be to have to 90 through
one of those periods of disintegration
in which a man who has had strength
and virtue is but the shadow and the
wreck of his former self, and often. to
the delight Of fools, destroys the labor
ious structure Of his i:e Such IN old
age is the worst gift the gods can con-
fer upon man, and if such fate be in
store for me, ! prossss beforeh.sad
against the weaknesses which soisp IL.
of the brain might induce me to co.ss.ssis
or subscribe. It is Renan so.tn.i ia>
brain and heart as I now aln, not l.casa
half deconposed hys destD, as I si.oal.l
be were I to mo'das slowly sat Of .ex-
istance. whom I wish people to hear
and believe I proi sst inst and re-
padiate beforehand tAe pharn;es
" liich the darkness II ray Isst honr
might wrest from n1e aainst tie Ets,.
ual.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-24
Wagner, the Composer.

Wagner was not rapid or regular
worker, though he used to say that he
was always composing. Nest of his
poems had been written when la was
young, which accounts for the rough
hewing of the verses, and he was wont
to recite passages of them to himself as
he went out for his afternoons walk,
accompanied by his two Newfoundland
dogs. Walking, he would seize tunes
floating through the air, row like
m;sts, now like swarms of bees buzzing
on the wing, now like legions of sing
ing gnats" (this is what he writes in his
unpublished autobiography, and try 10
make them settle on his verses "as on
mirror" When he was at Bayreuth l,e
had favorite walk, leading to the her.
mitage-the boudoir or stalking house
of the Electors of Bavaria In old,.n
times, when their Serene HiglIess,
tired Of beer and politics, would take to
metaphysics and French wines for IL
change. Over the two miles OF road
lying between Bayreuth and this retreat
Wagner could roam undisturbed, Tor
the little Franconian peasant boys and
girls who saw him from afar would
nimbly skip out of his way, having
heard from their parents that the atEa;;
of Germany would somehow get out OF
JOINT if they disturbed the great man in
his meditations.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-24

Passenger rates between Chicago
and Louisville are now down to one
dollar.
Work on the capitol building in
Bismarck goes forward night and day.
Electric lights are used.
A negro was lynched in Columbia,
s. 9. for outraging girl twelve years
old and stabbing her sister.
| Two men bought quart of bitters
ut Quincy, Ill.,, in lieu of whiskey and
drank enough of it to kill them from
the effects Of the drugs it contained
Ed. Short of Whitemore, Texas,
killed his step father in 1875. He left
the country and remained away till
u few days ago, when he returned and
was arrested.
Geo. Ryan, a ten year old boy con-
nected with Barrett's circus, died at
Efingham. Ills, from the effect of a
fall received while trying to turn
double somerSault.
Herbert Root, president Of the
National bank at Valley City, Dakota,
is under arrest for perjury. He has
been principal in a great deal Of civil
and criminal litigation of late.
In St. Louis drummer named Rich.
ard Whalen, fired shot on the stage
of variety theatre at one of the ac-
tresses upon whom he was hopelessly
mashed. and then shot himself dead.
Hamilton, a cadet in the Washing
ton military academy, has been dis
missed for couduct unbecoming an
officer and a gentleman. Kerne, an
other hopeful Of the school, has been
suspended.
Gen, Winfield Scott Keys of Cali
fornla, has applied for divorce from
his wife on the ground that she is the
wife of another man. She denies it.
Scott was divorced from former wife
in order to marry her as she is ravish-
ingly beautiful.
In the Chicago Board of Trade a
weather report stating that the indi.
cations were of frost liable to injure
corn was torn down, and com
declined when in the nature Of things
it should have advanced. That is a
new dodge on the part of the bears.
The annual report of the Northern
Pacific company for 1888 shows the
gross earnings 81, 1856. .458; increase,$2.-
1875, So; expenses. SIS, 1886, 1929; increase,
81 IA. .089: net earnings. $2,5l6.529;
increase, $661 .064:. Receipts from
land sales and miscellaneous sources.
IS. .47e,O24. The earnings of the ex-
press company were $227.729: ,expen.
ses, ssS5, ,494; net earnings. $l42,234.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-24

A. Devine of the Billing Herald has

A. Devine of the Billing Herald. has
gone east.
A Chinaman in Missoula has the
leprosy.
Blaine Walker. a Helena newspaper
reporter, is ut the point of death.
Willard did not give the people of
Miles City an opportunity to entertain
him.
j. II. Ming has bought the Cosmo.
politan hotel in Helena. Abercrcmbie
s Chew still hold the lease.
Among the names of the new streets
laid out in the Bismarck capitol addi.
tion appears Montana avenue.
j. r. King. of Billings. one of the
Old.timers of Eastern Montana. has
just married Miss Ash, Of the same
place.
Senator Vest and delegate Maginnis
will go north from Benton to the Ca
madam Pacific and take that road for
st. Paul.
Jack Hams, who killed George Gas
tom and wounded another man at Lit.
tie Missouri. has been arrested and is
now in Miles City for examination.
A lunatic named Solomon Cohen.
was picked mp near Deer Lodge few
days ago and to sent the asylum. He
is from New York where his wife and
children live.
Last Friday evening, at Anaconda,
William Keefe. aged twenty, shot and
killed John O'Neil, aged fourteen,
Both boys had been drinking and it is
claimed that the shot was accidental.
A greater part of the Plegan and
Blackfeet reservations. north of the
Missouri, are to be thrown open to
settlement by the terms Of the In
dians', agreement with Vest and Ma
ginnis.
Smith & Elliott have driven in 5000
head of Texas cattle north of Dris.
coll S range in the Little Missouri
country, They left Texas in May
with $4,000, and sold all but 5000 on
the road up.
a company has been formed with a
capital of $4,000 for the purpose of
erecting building, machinery. ETC., for
steam power and electricity |
for electric lights, steam for heating
buildings, ETC., in Helena.
A banker AMI mine owner of Butte
md two capitalists Of Omaha, and
;ome others. representing capital OF
s3 900. 900 or more. have secured all |
hat is desirable of Shoshene Falls.
ND the property is to be improved at
nee.
A number Of enterprising citizens
# Miles City jumped a portion of the
7ort Keogh reservation the otter
light and began stalking off lots in an.
icipation Of the indefinite time when
government should declare it open.
70 one seems to know what started |
his sudden move, but it will probably
esult IN nothing.
! At the recent session cf the district
ourt at White Sulphur Springs. two
ivorces were granted, j. J. Bowles
;as found guilty of an attempt to
ommit murder. and sentenced to sev-l
n months in the Territorial prison.
I'd Henry Lee,a Chinaman. convict +
4 OF the murder Of Sam Lee, another
hinanEan, at Maiden. was sentenced +
, be hanged Feb. 5. 1894.
= rrr,rs |
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-24
NEWS NOTES.

A party Of peasantry are in insnr-
rection III Austria.
yellow fever is less prevalent in
Gnaynas. Mexico.
4 hundred persons were poisoned
by the use Of canned meat at the Con-
necticut state prison.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-24

.~,T0y, MT. SEPT. 24, 1888.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-11-01
,rowx AND COUNTY ITEMS.
The weather is fine.


Huur up, ityou are going TO the State
Fair.
The Prohibition meeting last Friday
brought big crowd to Town.
The recent wet weather caused a portion
o thc masonry of the new College building to
give Way. No material damage, however.
After DR.. Atkins speech at the Court
House last SATURDAY night Capt. Milan
spoke of taking the field against him.
A large crowd was ia attendance at the
circus last Monday. 1t was not considered
by those who attend,d rs hting one of the
Oe st.
Mr.. Chas Clapp has moved to our town
and become associated in business with Capt
:. D. Powell under the firm name Of ClaPp 4
Powell. On behalf of our people we extend
to him hearty welcome.
As Il matter of local interest, we to-day
publsh the election ticket fer this county,
irving every mans name who is known to be
n candidate for any office whatcve'. The re-
turns NAV not all he in. bus the list is COM
plctc as far as we know, and shows that
the men who are willing TO serve their coun
t,y are not pet all dead by any means.
We are indebted to DR.. W. A. Hurt, editor
Of the Argus, the State Prohibition organ
publis at Clinton, for a very pleasant call
ON last Friday. The Argus, besides being a
live and vigorous advocate of Prohibition, is
one of the neatest papers in the State, and
we have heard it predicted that it will likely
carry off the Webster's Unabridged Dictona-
rv offered as premium by the State Fair.
DR.. Daughtry did thriving insurance bus-
ness during the month OF October. His
showing Iur the month is as follows 30 poll
cics covering stores, merchandise. dwellings,
furniture, gins, aud steam saw mills, These
risks were divided among companies, and
the aggregate amount of premiums was
$l09l -. The Doctor says his prospects
for November business are splendid and he
attributes his success to energy and his ad
vurtisement IN TIE LEADER.
The temperance meeting at Heucks
Hail last Thursday night was a success.
Several of our most charming young lad
les, led by Mrs. l.. II. CTutcher on the
piano, furnished music for the OCCASION,
and the address Of Rev. j. II. Gambrell was
one of the most logical entertaining and
able we have ever heard upon the sub
Jet of Prohibition. DIR. johnson, though
not expecting 10 speak before going to the
Hall, closed with some wcll-timrd remarks.
Altogether the meeting was most aus
picious one, and was i'll every way a fitting
prelude to what followed on Friday.
There was a good crowd at the Court House
on last Saturday night to hear IA joint discus
sron between Capt. ii. Ii. rruly, Independent
candidate for Floater, and DR.. Il. K. Apple
white, the regular nominee. Both speakers
were listened to with interest and made very
fair speeches; but Capt Truly sgnilly failed,
/ lu, ,,i,i,in,, fn itN fnr in
depem1ent candidate and independent lrty,
espccIaiiy as relates to Fioater. After the
regular speakers had closed, Messrs. Watts
anI A hinS were called upon ant made few
warm remarks each. They will close their
joint canvass at the Court House next Satur-
day night, and everybody who loves fun
should he on hand