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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-09
FLORIDA CENTRAL AND WESTERN r. T.,

FLORIDA CENTRAL AND WESTERN r. T.,
JACKSONVILLE FLA, Oct Z, 1888
Me>$rS. Dorr d. Boren, Edtt0rs F'loridtua, TdAr-
hassee, FZa:
DEAR SIRs-Referring to FloIidas Day at the
Louisville Exposition, October 18Th, 1888, we
beg to advise that the F. c. & w r. r. will
have on sale at all of its coupon stations special
round trip tickets to Louisville for the conve-
nience of al parties who may desire to attend
on that occasion. These special tickets will be
sold only on Monday October the 18TH 1888,
good for ten days, with the privilege Of stopping
off at the famous Mammoth Cave, at the exraor-
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Mrs. AGrumdY Saws

That if the young man who won the organ at
Newsom & Carrolls last week could get mon
key his fortune would be assured.
That the past week has been oppressively
warm-almost equal to midsummer weather.
That State Engineer Duval talks of removing
his family to Tallahassee. with view TO becom,
ing permanent resident of the Capital City.
The Captain has host of friends here who would
be pleased to have him locate in the city.
That tomorrow week-the 18th-is Florda's
Day at the Exposition. Those who intend to
contribute articles for the State display on that
occasion should send them forward at once.
That Captain G.. A Bryan has returned and he
will be pleased to serve those young men who
were waiting tor marriage licenses.
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The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the past week
W: n Wigg, to be Notary Public in and for
the State at large.
u H. heiley, 10 be Notary Public in and for
the State at large.
lhomas >. BURN, to De Justice of the Peace
in and for the county OF Bradford
5 .. Chase, to be Notary Public in and Tor
the State at large.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN OF INTENTION To MAKE
Il application 10 the Hon William p Byrd, County
Judge of Leon county, in the State of Florida on
the 10th day Of November, A. ID. 1888 at the city
OF Tallahas ee, in said county, for authority sell
the undivided one half interest of Thos. j. Brad
ley, a minor, in the following described lands to-
wit: The northwest quarter of the west half of the
northwest quarter of section r. containing 30acres
also, the remaining 10 OF the eighth living on
the west side OF the premises of j. II. Blake making
80 acres with the above described ~; also the east
hall of the southwest quarter OF the southwest quar-
ter of section containing 10 all in township
=, north of range 2 east containing in all 20 acres
The application being to sell at public private
sale.
JAS. O. BRADLEY
Guardian of Thos. j Bradley minor
October g. 1SS:5-5W
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Asylum for the blind and Deaf and
KlmmnL

In compliance with an act passed at the last
session Of the Legislature, providing for the es
tabshment of a State Asylum for the blind and
deaf and dumb, the board of managers created
by said act advertise 10 receive proposals from
cities, towns or individuals offering to donate
grounds and buildings to secure the location of
the institution.
We direct s!ccial attention to the advertise
ment which appears in to-day's FLoRID1AN.
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PR. MUM 10 Subscribers.

We have made arrangements for a supply of
DR.. B. J. kcndall's Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases and will give one OF them as a pre-
MUM to all new subscribers who pay us in ad
vance in cash and all old subscribers who pay
up what is due and renew their subscription for
another year The book is standard work
and contains n vast amount of information of
great value TO every person who owns horse
Come in and subscribe and get copy before
they are all gone. 14-tf
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The Rochester Post Express, having been
asked whether it was the correct thing to hold
bird in your fingers while eating it, replies If
the bird is the regulation watering place spring
chicken it is correct enough, but poor policy.
You should brace yourself against something
and use both hands"
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The firm of Byrd Il Coles have by mutual
consent dissolved partnership, and hereafter the
business will be continued in the name of r. B
Byrd, who has bought the interest OF his part
ner, Mr.. F. C. Coles
MIR. Coles will remain IA short while to assist
MIR. Byrd, after which he will so to Alabama
and JON his brother in the mercantile business
there
We join Mr.. Coles in wishing our young friend
that success which has attended the firm in the
past, and unhesltatingly commend him TO all
their old customers and the public generally
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NOTICE.
Asylum for the Blind and
Deaf and Dumb.

WHEREAS, THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
w State of Florida at the session of 1888 passt
an act entitled An Act to Provide Institute for
the Blind and Deaf and Dumb in this State :" and
whereas, said act directs that the BOARD of Mana
gers, consisting of the Superintendent of Public
instruction, the Attorney General the Secretary of
State and the Governor, shall secure by Donation
purchase or otherwise, suitable grounds and build
ings for the purpose of providing asylum for the
INDECENT blind and deaf and dumb said grounds and
buildings TO be located at some healthy convenient
and accessible point in the State:
Now, THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby given that
the said Board of Managers will entertain PROPOSE
tions from cities, towns individuals, offering To
donate the grounds and buildings provided for in
said act, the propositions to come from such oca-
ties as comply with the requirements to health,
convenience and accessibility. Said propositions
should be made on or before the first day of No
vember, 1885, and forwarded to the undersigned
All newspapers in the State are requested to call
attention to this notice.
E. X. FOSTER,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
October 9, lSS}-4t
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tE THE FLoRIDIAN is alw uyst kept on aA;e
by f. W Clark, of Tallahassee: I Htoskton jacss,fn
Vile; f. W. Nix, Fernandna C. c Ionge Jr, and pAw
Coe Pensacola Z l.. Snowden \ 90, Lake CITY. ~
F. Philips 4 Co, Sanford II
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
THE
Pensacola and AndaluSia Railroad

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
l. of the formation of railroad company, for the
purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating
railroad for public use, in the conveyance of per
sons and property, under the general laws Of the
State of Florida for the incorporation of Railroads
and Canals, commencing at point the river in
township ,, range 80, Santa Rosa county, Fla, run
ming thence northerly and eastery in said county
to the Alabama State line.
The name Of said Company j. the P, nsacola and
Andalusia Railroad Company.
The length Of said railroad is about TWENTY-FIVE
miles. The capital stock of said Company is two
hundred and twenty thousand dollars. divided into
two thousand two hundred shares. The names and
residence Of the directors who shall manage the
affairs OF the Company until others are chosen are
E. F. skinner, 4. II. Skinner, Escambia Fla; John
McDavid, II. G McDavid, Santa Rosa county, Fla
+. F. SKINNER
JNO. McDAVID,
H. c. McDAVID,
D. NJ. MCDAVID,
d. F. MCDAVID,
J. A. MCDAVID,
w c. MCDAVID,
E. II. SKINNER.
October O. lSS3-3m
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John Burkhardt, Merchant Tailor, has received
full line of beautiful Fall and Winter cass-
meres, to which he invites the special attention
of gentlemen. He is prepared TO make the
goods up rheap and in the latest styles 2:'tf
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KOa6 LAWS.

Our first edition of road laws being exhausted
we have printed few hundred copies more.
Send your orders to the FLORIDIAN office. Price
one dollar pei dozen; single copies ten cents
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quarantine is off.

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The Japan plum trees are blooming 40
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The Celebrated Star SHIRT. 'taly 81, ut 81.
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natures mouth .or,;.r ,han anv x,h.r -, =
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n, tho OOH of Sor,.,,h.., of, ,,nr..,,,;; v;s
tied the Florida Denartmen, at t1e I,,,isv,llc
E.nosi,ion
MIR lanes F. Gibbs is do,ng s:,r,. ti,s: ,tein,-
inc and granting on The wood WORK Of ,h,,, new,
court house
Parties sending money :, ,hc =, ,rSn,,>
can remit nv nos,al no,e money o,a., s.@iaered
letter or exnress :;
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meDt Of Wessrs MI TairI s SON "@ C:s,"rs
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v" OiarA VIII nave 70: Oh tne;;fe"
fond In,~-s, '.''0 .eA' =, = AVG
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the psahot,. r1.,an,,.", rDNts '' as
ro.;,., ",'''s 1855 '''''
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do mn, .x,,,,d ,..,.
per's Indian varn,it,,no = ,,,,.,an,aaI :, ~
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Canaan sl,.s.r is nver,,.,,iro.,h. r;,k liza
to, .nd ,'.s:e' Is "'e,Ha"''us.'nF vi! 10
season The bn,ldinc will, be ,u;ri,Dd .;4ksnS
ont snd o.,, .,'..e. -
CAPTAIN y Ma,wen in ~, a,,r.i,Ss;or
columns notifies IN. nnh1;c ,ta, = frn;,,.s - ~
ha ,aoa;',as ,'', puD'o ''''' T n''sNf W.
Take due NOTICE and anvs-n 49, .s.,,ra -,
ippv So" '''"' I'VE =
Mr.. A S. Minis has purchased ,tirty eG'ns Of
land from Mr. NJ H. Jshnson. on ne Baiultsidse
road. It's heavily ,;mhered and u vin,k vi,
have it all cleared and sell tI.e ws!,d in fsi,a-
hassee K.
Mr. George W. Saxon, on The 4sth uitS SIN:
IL his resignation as President ot 4he Board OF
Education Of Leon county His r,s;ncss 4,S.r.
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CoLoMA, MICH, Nov. a, $780,
DR.. j. B. Kendall d Co., Gents: Accept thanks
for circulars, which helps US considerable. We
are selling large amount of your Kendalps
SPAWN Cure, which gives great satisfaction. We
are authorized to say for Mr.. A. H. Sutton, a
farmer near here 81 have used six bottles of
Kendall's SPAWN Cure, and cured as many
spavins well marked) on different horses con-
slider it remedy never equalled for spavins or
ring bones" Yours truly,
RYNo & gibson.
Take Hoods Eureka Liver Medi.
cine.
The best family medicine made 1t is the
latest and by far the best corrective of all disor
ders of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels in the
market Acts like a charm in Indigestion, Tor
pid Liver and Constipation. Only try it, For
sale by all druggists 5-6m
Neuralgia
Is instantly relieved and cured by Dr. Jordan's
Joyous Julep. Nothing like it on the globe for
the immediate relief of Neuralgia, Sick, Nervous
and Periodical Headache. For Painful Men
situation it has no equal. Cures every time
when properly taken. Get 1t at once II you suf-
fer. Price so cents. For sale by M. Lively,
Druggist. 5-8m
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-" Yes said the level-headed school boy
I'm at the foot of my class, and calculate to
stay there. Then don't have to stand the wear
and tear of anxiety for fear I'll lose my place,
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Proceedings of the County Court for
September.
Estate VIM. r. Lester deceased, Annie H. Lester
ADMINISTRATIVE. Annual returns filed
Estate James Page, deceased, Lymus +. johnson
administrator. Order for notice by posting
Estate Gusse Woodward, minor, Clara Mccoy.
guardian. Letters of guardianship.
Estate Thos J. Bradley, minor, JAS. o. Bradley,
guardian. Letters of guardianship.
Etate Henry Cook, deceased, A. Moseley sheriff
administrator de boaiS non cam tManaeto annexed.
Letters issued.
Estate K. E. Blake, deceased, H. W. McRory ad.
ministrator. Order for notice by posting
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philadelphia shoes.

w. r. Wilson sells Zeigler Brothers Cele-
brated Glove fitting Shoe for Ladies, Misses and
Children. 25
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shoes. shoes. shoes.

All that W. r. Wilson asks of the public is
the opportunity to show his immense stock of
shoes. He will be sure to sell you il you give
him q look. 25
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The stock of Staple Dry Goods which w. r.
Wilson is now offering to the citizens of ITALIA
hassee is simply immense. 25
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We trust, through the influence of the press, a
large number will attend at the celebration of
Florda's Day and make il, as it should be, a
most memorable one
Very truly yours
w. O. AMEs,
G. F. & P A.
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AGENTS FOR THE ELoRIDsAN.

The following gentlemen agilo' i2cd Agents 10
The FLoRDIAN and will receipt for I'll gyms paid helm
DR. earn. Centrevilc + W,l:sri Mcs,,ley Hsis
. Bradley, Iamonia Sect, Fcrnandina-
II II Walker. Craw ford,e f Brown. Eiount'S Fer.T.
& f Allison. Quincy RW lia<ie Green tove.
Frank Philips. Mariana. Shine, ORLANDO
Sheppard, Milton. York 9hke Bntiee
W McRory, Lloyds. Grcen stc:lius.
Thos Simmons Monticello " Malpnsy .gr Kew Wat
NJ Witherspoon, Madison J r Bracrwen Rt.i)vilG
Rev Caldwell Jasper II b Craze C;rsrevi'lr :
j Barco, Bronson. Jno Mclean, Frttpor:
b Hodges Santa Fe JCRtn- 0ortfr.tur
A McAlpn, New Troy. d Isaac crazy. Tampa .
W CriChlow ST Augustine. VI |. Baker. Emuoria
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, October 8, 1888.
IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE COTTON OR
Il other freight will not be received at this Depot
AFTER P. NJ.
D. B. MAXWELL,
Agent +. C. q W. r. r. Co
October 9, 18s3-1m
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ID. b. Meginniss', Jr., is the only house selling
Standard Screwed Boots and Shoes in this city
"A BAY STATE SHOE AND LEATHER Co.
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~ Regular meetings of Iron iIoDaE No. :
A.. held every Tuesday Erenin0, al tatic Godgc Rocs
,cIock All Brothers in good staT,di b. are uvited =
Trend w. NJ. MCINTOSH ST. n. .
" N MCINTOSH JR-, K 5.
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W. K. Wilson has lie largest stock of Buggy
and Wagon Harness Saddles and Brides in
Tallahassee %
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MASONIC.

TT Regular meetings OF JACKSON Lo.n%
Va ! are held the first and thir@ Monda,s IN ss.A
onth At O'Clock ?. M. =!
m'"'" w.M. McINTe3H s.rrrtcs>s
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ROOaa and Shoes

For Ladies' Misses and Children, in the latest
fall styles, are being received at D. B. Megin,
Mss, il. "a
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Horses and Mules.

One carload of Fine Horses and Mules just
received at Cobbs Livery Stable. Call early and
secure bargains 25
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Firm and rapidly advancing. Bellies, "A; Fat
Backs, 7t L. G. Sides 70. Large stock on hand
at (25-tO Y A. LEWIS
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MerlnO and Cashmere Wool shirts.
Such a stock of Merino and Cashmere Wool
Shirts for Gents Ladies and Children, was
never seen in Tallahassee as W. r. Wilson now
offers 95
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Iron in q colorless state and Peruvian bark,
combined with well known aromatics, make
Browns Iron Bitters the best medicine known
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Dust Received.

W. K. Wilson sells the Solar Tip Shoe ioi
Children. 25
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Stiff Hats
Solar Tin.

In Dunlap's and other fashionable shapes, at
b. Meginniss' j. "A
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,F- Regular meetings OF A,cCILI.A Enc Anal
xsS1 No D. held the second fousth Hea ray T. >
;n1s of each month, at their Lodge KooSn 6ciSs.
a Patriarchs in good standing nait ID attend
" B. A. MkGENNISS G. p.
" NJ McISrosH. SR., Scribe
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Wood. Vernisine Dressing.


Does not crack leather or injure shoes for sale at
D. B. Meginniss', Jr %
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Record Of Temperature at Ta.t4h@s.ee, F1or>is,,
for the past zee (.
observations taken by W. RA"Ls. Druggist ,std
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Collins Axes.
Low Rates to Louisville and Return.

w. K. Wilson sells the Genuine Collins Axe
for 81. %
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Italia h assoc District.

Rev. J. Atkins Presiding Elder of the ITALIA
hassee District his last round for the present
conference year, will hold quarterly meetings at
the following times and places
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W. K. Wilson has the handsomcst stock of
Cretonnes ever saw in Tallahassee 25
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rs Bushels
Florida Seed Rye, at b. A. Meginnss 20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIAGES.
At Daytona, Nr. Edward W. Gregor and Miss
Mary J. Williams
At Barlow, Mr.. J. Fl. Griffin and Mrs. 6. A John
son.
At Tampa, Mr.. Lawrence Sweat and Mrs Henri
eta Ellis Mr. VIM. K. Townsend and Miss Mamie
Murphy; Mr.. Paul P. Simmons and Miss Georgia
Walden.
DEATHS.
In Alachua county, Mr.. E. L. King.
At Jacksonville, Mrs. Rosa v. Andrea.
In Duval county, Mrs. E. Christopher.
At DeLand, Mrs. Eliza j. Seymour.
In Hamilton county, Mr.. Albert P. Smith Mr.
James L. Cheshire.
In Marion county, Johnnie, infant son of Mr.. s.
&. VI. Hood.
In Polk county, Mrs. Elizabeth Frier.
In Wakulla county. infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Y. Watts
Near Tallahassee, Mr.. Samuel Slater.
Near Miccosukie Mr.. Thomas Miller
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Has complete line of all the best makes Of Boots
and Shoes, and will be sold at low figures.
"a d. B. MEGINNIss, JR
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a. -. II. A. Co.'S RRI1 Ok Tin.

w. r. Wilson has a full line of the A. s. r. 4
Cos Black Tip Shoe for Children. 25
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CrOckery.

w. r. Wilson, has the largest stock of French,
English and American China in Tallahassee IS
All the Novelties
In Gents Neck Wear, at D. B. Meginniss', .Ir
The shoe Trade.
The immense amount of money now employed
III the manufacture of shoes in the United States
gives fair idea of the importance attached to
the shoe trade. w. r. Wilson, of this city, has
embarked on large scale in the shoe business,
and his stock is by far the largest and most COM
plete ever offered to the public in this section
He sells The goods of most of the leading manu-.
facturers in the trade. His facilities for the pur-
chase or his stock are superior to those who pur-
chase 10 small way, enabling him to sell better
shoes at lower prices than any house in the trade
here Mr. 8. g. Ball. an experienced shoe mer
chant, has charge of this branch of his rapidly
growing business, keeps the stock in good or
der, and never allows the assortment to run
down He advertises specials in our columns.
Your interests will be advanced by inspecting
w. r. Wilson's stock of shoes before purchasing
elsewhere. IS
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school Books.

81 900 worth of new School Books to be sold
at publishers prices. Old books taken in ex-
change at liberal price by w NJ Ball, at G.
w Saxon L. Cos. 23-3t
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There is no stock of Dress Goods in Tallahas-
see which will compare with w r. Wilson's. IS
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Meats

In all colors, at D. B. Meginnss', Jr.
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Boots and shoes

Most fashionable styles and best makes for sale
at d. B. Meginniss', Jr "a
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w. r. Wilson, has the largest stock Of French
English and American China in Tallahassee IS
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New Sugar Cane Syruu
Change Of Firm.

At Affords.
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A Triple Tragedy in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Special Telegram, Aug.
2s.-A horrible triple tragedy occurred here
ct noon to-day, on Court street, within half a
block Of the court house. Jacob Bush, q rental
agen: and attorney in a small way, some time
ago procured . divorce for Samuel Aldenberg
and there was . general quarrel over the fee.
Finally, Bush sued Aldenberg for SANDER.
To-day the latter met the former on the side
walk, and after some words drew a pistol, and
at 3 distance of three feet shot him in the
back, the ball going clear through the body
and causing death Aldenberg then shot down
making a slight flesh wound on
the arm Of . livery stable employer.
struck Sam Campbell, q we'll known book
binder, who was passing thirty feet away, en-
tering his abdomen and making q dangerous
and probably fatal wound Aldenberg then
raised the pistol 20 his own head and snapped
it, when the bystsnders yelled and rushed at
him. He ran into the rear yard of a store, and
placing the pistol to his head. pulled the trig-
ger, scattering his brains and causing instant
death. The whole tragedy did not occupy four
minutes. and occurred within a diameter OF
thirty feet in the narrow street. Aldenberg
was about sixty years old; Bush and Campbell
were middle aged, the latter unmarried.