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Contemplated Removal of Rarbed W ire
Factories.

JOLIET, ILL. Nov. 13.-The announcement is made
here that all the manufactures OF barbpd wire in
THIS city VIII shortly remove their factories to Mis-
Sotii1 ana other western points within the JuTsdic-
ton or Judge Treat. whose recent decision in st
Louis declaring the Washburn patents il.yaid pro
fectS ell the manufacturers there from interfer nee
anu the payment OF royalty. This Will result in
throwing cut between 500 and 900 woIkAen
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IGtCETaniiic HricfS

N.So,ia'iens for the canada ID rlf'v-lr
guarantee have been coapi,tci sal th. a,-Y,,- M
has teen duly executed " - .'' $50
It schooner Potomac, lumber laden. g. r,,,aI-
49,, 7., =, ~ tFahhiort, Mich, anu VIII he !, t..#!
Inc grand jurs II Hudson COUNTY Nm rrr. h.
hSS {" S,ih a hrw lnNeStisauln n VI L .r i.... !
affairs OF Jersey CITY, '-'.' Il
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4 Wife Murderer TO bs. Hanged EseCem.
ber 18th.

PFTFRSBrRG, Va. Nov. 13.-Howeil Byrd coloreA
Formerly or this city. and convicted In the Halifax
North Carolina) superior court ~ Tie murder ri
MS wife. has been sentenced 10 be haIs,I on the
18th Of December
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! A Hurricane Oh the New England


BOSTON. Nov. 13.-An unknown schooner IS re-
ported ashore On Governor island. in this harbor
The gale, which still continues of Highland light,
has been blowing the past 24 hours the rate OF 10
miles hour.
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MARSHAL M'MlCHAEL'S RECOMMENDATIONS
Marshal McMichael. OF the District OF Columbia
In his annual report to the Attorney General, re-
commends that Congress be asked for an appro-
pration with which to reflt and furnish the
un0ccupied rooms In the old portion Of the City
commissions connected with the Department, OF
Justice, the court OF commissioners OF Alabama
Claims. the French commission. etc This he
claims, Will result in saving OF several thousand
dollars annually to the government, which is now
paid for rent OF the buildings occupied by these
commissions.
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WHY Miss WILLIAMS. OF BALTIMORE. Is Nor
Now MARRIED.-lhe friends Of the Williams family.
Ia Baltiino.e deny that the DELAY In the marriage
OF Mis-, k'-pecca Williams to Sir Henry Herbert WaS
caused by efforts OF Hawkins Williams. the brides
father To get into his control the latters properly,
to which project both she and Sir Henry objected.
= Baltimore special 10 the New ork 7tt..'e say
This Is entirely false and the friends OF all persons
concerned are greatly mortified that such dis
cr,ditahle IDEAS are accredited to the family. Miss
Williams is coIfined 10 her bed by bad accident
which She met with lately while riding horseback.
The animal threw her. The shock greatly injured
her physically as well as mentally. Sir Henry had
some pressing business In England, which he put
OF until the last moment, intending 10 attend IL
while abroad On his wedding tour. That time being
postponed. necessarily he was forced TO go 10 Eng
land alone and look to his affairs He Is expected
TO return In few week, by which time II l. hoped
that Miss Williams viii be recovered, and the mar
iiage coEStimnlate0.
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 13-WEile laDorers were
pulling down an old brick residence this morning.
portion OF the wall fell and crushed three cOlOrti
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NAVAL oRT-rs.-Itrut. Commander f. r. ThoIa :
has ttt "a ordered to The Shenandoah as executive
EiNigh l. III. Reynolds. TO duty in the bureau af
aIiEaf"ii: AN>iSttn tli.'ili,'tr l.. ID. Mn.r. ts
specie! duty at fn9nlNkIIle, Pa, la conncc llu,i
with ia. new cruisers
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ihE A' -'''-HEn MhItG tSY ENyoYS.-Nevr ra1
been t'c,'Ei Ia London from " N.laoscar confirm
In" ihc report that an October tlre MAS an i.~,.-
r''iuf ~ Ahtananatiyn. dWing which the nr.l i,.,
We 'i''!'i'i' Il. afG thai Tie CiiHfNS Nile hid o.
t,~li'E tni'" and America GeIe ali atraIa,l,l ca
ihtlr .tfaia 81 nullle.
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A Gambler Fined 0nder a lGO.Hcar.
Old Law.

TORONTO, Nov. 13-JameS MatthieSon OF this
city, for gambling by playing faro. WAS fined 30
under which he was convicted dates back over aoo
Years.
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The New Nary.nud Ju.rc.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Nov. 13-,Judge Richard II.
Alvey, OF Washington county. appointed chl1f
judge Of the Maryland court OF appeals by G0-
Hamilton in place OF Judge Bartol. resigned. quail
fed to-day and entered upon his duties
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NeWS kr.eGS.

a. Injecting af the colored people at the Rcill,l
AirtcaH Methodist church. NJ Phfladel;hia. la~i
night. Resolutions w,rr adopted 1ayurng "A ts,ng,l-
t:on et IN" cuo"ed ministers as We'll as lnyms.it
throu out The country, To consider the ClK1l rights
Qur >ti"n.
The firS branch of the Baltimore city council
failed 'ii,f an aiiLation last evening thuI.n
Is ballots were taken Tie vote each time stood 40
to -.
At,ot case was heard In the supreme court ~
Trenton. NJ Jeei.1daE, ~ 10 the II llt oi a !.
Scncu board 40 refuse The admission. of color. l
children ~ white school when there WAS a >.hual
,.p.itily Tor coloscd chIdaen ia The same IJIaC,
l'tr-.-tan suspended.
AtGntn>|ydrAs. Pa. a mob yesterday attempted
to iynch Jacob Noble. WHO Inflicted fatal III lyi,
on ,ci.n &. au.ei. al >cuta3la sunday Hirht and
woicu with cl0th"S lines in their hands fnfr-I
their say through the crowd 10 him, but iic w.is
carried, away h., the officers.
Two brothers, named Bailey. were taken from
the Jail at Jiii lrite. Texas 10y MASKED nen sli-
d3y night ami hfngcd 10 a tree Ia IA lIeiglbulifIr
gray, haid.
T,gn tfic,.laverS were killed and five injured ~
the fall oi a ~-tf.o,d la Now York yesterday
IA f4C cas-, II trarIner-ruibed OF N.illatlic> Oh
sleeping cal-'ie Pr1n,y yania supreme roui1 n,
aiiitrnta iba judgment 81 the lower court wiIlra
gave ii verdict OF $500 against the Pullman car
company
Tiie Family of George :. Gibson. of Reading Pa,
ere poisoned yesterday by eating canned tun.d-
toes.
EN-t,ov. Matt Head. Of New Hampshire, died 70
Manchester iasf night.
Boston has adopted the new time standard.
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EFFECTS OF DIME NOVEL REiDr-G.-A special TO
the Ncw York Fogfd from Cleveland. Ohio. S3s ::
"Ber GdNl"Td. II years Old the son OF aIIstUcrab-
parents. has been missing from his home for a M,rS
past lie had bten q Con5tlut reader al diane BUIU a
literature al organized secret society four WathS
ago called tie .Siiyer Skulls lie LETT behind him
the docnlnCftS or the society written in rc illk
initiate blood. Jason Caskcy. lad living in h'-
De!1iiAufloCti. Incurred the dSnleaSiIro Of tli,-
''Shttiis and the other day received notice naIks
with aftili and cross bones threatening him NiiiI
death IL la lid not Join tie society,""
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Gone Down With All on Board.
LOSE OF TUG AND SCHoONER-EIGHTEEN PERSON

DROWNED.
CHICAGO. Nov 13-The Milwaukee schooner Arab
with the tug boat Protection, had not been heard
from up to O'Clock this morning since she left st
Joseph. where she WAS pulled of the beach on Sat
nrday. and IT is considered almost certain thai they
have gone down With all on board On the tug
were the following persons: Capt. Martin Black
burn, In charge OF the wreckng force for the relief
Of the Arab; Capt. Frank Anderson. ia charge of
the tug; Capt. Fitzpatrick, pilot; William Dalton
engineer; second engineer, name unknown; John
Taylor, fireman; Charles Clark. cook: Capt. William
Kelly and Capt. Ed Caurn!isAieg. in charge Of
pumps The Arab had a crew OF seven men, whose
names are unknown
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THE OHIO SESsToRsHIf-A Cleveland GiSnatch
to the New York H.J'Gld SAYS: Henry y. PAYNE has
found dark horse opponent Ia his fight Tor The
SrnltGrSp. NJ. Stuart. of Ravanna. Portage
county. il the man, and betting Is 20 that ho
VIII he elected. nr. 4. n. sherman, OF Kent
Portage county. repTcSe nfatiTe and repuilioun.
has pledged his vote for Mr. Stuart against all ne
publican opposition. MI stuart said this ili,g
tjat he would go TO New York soon 10 consult IDS
old friend. Samuel j. Tilden. I'm regard his can-
didacy, and lac is confident VI support from that
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Full success i'll Enlarxng Small pictures apI
v. G. F1scurR
FoEEItiN BoOksfI:LER L1BRAIRE ETRANGER
AND STAIIONER, ET PApETIEK
90 10th It.. opposite U. S Treasury.
Washington, ID. G.
Direct Importation nf the FINEST STATIONERY;
unique Styles and ali latest Novelties from Iaroche-
Jouhcrt 4 Co: Paris Ineyer 4 Hard;muth Vienna
ststion.rs to all lmIeria Courts in Europe Extensive
tionery. ENGRAVING of Visiting Cards MoncgraIns
aud Crests solicited III highest of perfection n
CEAL SKIN GARMENTS.
Our SEAL. SKIN SACQUES will be sold at the prices
marked when purchased In September The advance in
London will not affect prices.
WILLETT RUOFF,
O3O- I'm 905 Pennsylvania ave.
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MOVEMENT 10 ANNEx n.rrI TO rRAxcE-1he =

MOVEMENT TO ANNEX isYTI TO FBASCE.-The :.
y. Trt5ntoe to-day says "iIivatc adv Ices from il;,
ScciIe oI the revolution in iiayt ara IL the cffcf
thai Tie rebels are carrying Things With a high
hand. and il Is confideuily Expected In fort-,u-
Prince that before long President SaioInon viii b.
oyeithfoHn- II IL also reported that lhr govern
meht Is making strong oIeTturco 10 be anGcAcd tp
France
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has arrived IN Toronto from his trip 10 Nra fn'h
and Boston. He viii REMAIN a few days IN TDrUn -.
and then leave for san Francisco He Is under
gaccnent 10 give a rowing exhibition there
Thanksgiving day. The champion has heard noili-
ing fTon the Australian oarsllan. Laycock. but H.
is pIobabie that lac VIII pay Australia visit before
returning lftyln the Pacific coast.
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Sudden Death Of DR.. j. Marion Sims.
NEW YORK. Nov 13-Dr. j. Marion Sims a phy-
slcian well known in this country and Europe died
this morning OF heart disease. He attended a
patient last evening, ard retired apparently in his
usual health Early this morning he cOnyarSed
with his Wife and shortly after she observed that
something WAS wrong. and Immediately summoned
a son. who is also physician; An examination
showed that the doctor " as dead. Dr. Sims was 10
have sailed for Europe on saturday next
Foreign Affairs.
A FORBIDDEN SUBJECT FOR ST. PETERSBURG EDITORS
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 13.-SimuitaneoGSiy With
the departure OF VI. De er secret ary of state for
foreign affairs. for switzerland. by way OF Berlin to
visit his daughter. the editors OF The St Peters
burg newspapers received orders fori,dting them
to discuss in their columns the probability Of war
with Germany NJ. De GierS will also visit Prince
Bismarck at FIiedrichsruhe.
SPANISH POLICY
MADRID, Nov. 13.-The session OF the Mercantile
Colonial and Geographical Congress has terni-
mated. At the last sitting SenOr CanovaS Del Cas-
tlO said that Spain must complete her internal
organization, develop her national resources and
improve her commerce and Industry before She
could hope 10 follow an active colonial policy.
DEATH OF FRENCH SENATOR
PARIS, Nov. 13-Nictorin Ferdinand Barrott is
dead. He became a member OF the chamber of
deputies I'm 1s45. On the fall OF Louis Phiiippi in
1913 he elected to represent Algeria in the con-
stituent assembly NJ. BarrOtt was an ardent parti-
public and emperor. In 1870 NJ. Barrott was chosen
life senator.
FRENCH NAVAL CHANGE.
PARIS. Nov. 13-Rear Admiral Franquet. now
commanding the French fleet i'm Algerian waters
has been appointed TO the command OF the fleet In
the Pacific ocean, vice Rear Admiral Landolfe who
died at Papeiti, Tahiti, recently.
THE TRIAL OF JOSEPH POOLE FOR MURDER
DUBLIN, Nov. 13-ln the trial or Joseph Poole for
the murder OF John Kenny, the defense called no
witnesses. DR.. Webb, counsel for Poole. cOntendeG
that the charges We're founded upon the merest
suspicion, and that suspicious acts only had been
proven.
MR.. GLADSTONE AND THE TRANsvAAL DEPUTATIoN.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Mr. Gladstone to-day received
the deputation from the Transyaal, including Pres
ident Kruger.
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PATENTS were issued to-day as follows Francis B.
Carson, Staunton. Va. wagon brake; George 7. Pill
lngS, Baltimore, two patents, can soldering ma
chine and machine for cutting solder: Charles 4
PrentfSs. Washington. gas chamber in soda water
apparatus: James II. Rogers, Washington. arpara-
1us for teephOntc communication: Jas. T. Walker
Baltimore bottle stopper: ROber! II. Williams New
Market. Va. cultiVator: Ezra II. Bailey, Washing
ton incline plane firc-eScape; Joseph 4. CoolnbeS
Baltimore, ore separator.
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LADIES GOODS.

~ HiTE CLOVER FAyOEIIE FACE POWDER
- Is the BcSt.
ti- VI. \. KAHN. Bait more
AZ NE Won BRANDS. MODESTO
- -d~ mad" Slis and Dresses made at the shortest
lce i.i5t N"Ih, Superior Fitting. Corr.c. Prices
- ssfacti"9 guaranteed. Evening Dresses; Bridal
Il -,.uss2&uS 4 specially
ni2-lrn' 917 PcIiiisy lvania ave. over NJ Williams
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LABOR INVESTIGATION IN THE SOUyH.-The sub
committee OF the Senate committee on education
ana labor arrived at Birmingham, Ala, yesterday
and examined several witnesses The committee
VIII next go to Columbus, Ga; thence to Augusta
and thence 70 Columbia, s. G. While at columbus
the committee VIII hear witnesses from Atlanta
and other places In the same section.
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THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS, Mr.. BUTTER
WORTH, has revised rule 20 OF the rules Of practise
so as to allow powers OF attorneys to be revoked
any stage in the proceedings OF case upon apnli-
cation and approval OF the commissioner ana When
SO revoked the Office will communicate directly
with the applicant OF such other attorney as he
may appoint.
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WANTS MORE CLERkS.-FrSt Auditor REYNOLDS
or the Treasury, in his annual report, recommends
that the clerical force OF his bureau be Increased by
one clarl, Of class four, clerks of class three
three clerks OF class two. four clerks OF class one
The Increase now asked for he says is less than IS
per cent OF the present clerical force While the
actual Increase OF work during the last four years
has been nearly "a per cent.
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THE STATEMENT in a morning paper suggesting
that the Virginia Senators would ask of the repub-
can Senators the election of Mr. F. II. Alfriend OF
Virginia. instead OF Mr.: JAS r. Young the caucus
nominee OF two years ago. is not credited i'm politi-
cal circles Mr. Young is the personal friend Of
both the Virginia Senators and also of Nr. Al
friend. The latter gentleman said this morning
that he had no information OF the alleged change
in the slate for the senatorial caucus and did not
believe that il had taken place.
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5O7 P1crURE FnAMEs

GEO c. GWYNN sO7 ~ street southwest
w SOCCSSS III lanlAfXlNk Small plctuHS unl
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"TRULY VALUABLE"
The Famous Cough Remedy, Marsh's
Golden BalSam, has Done
Wonders.

"MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM is a
truly valuable medicine. 1t has done
wende.a for mel had severe spell
of pneumonia and was confined to my
room several months. When / got
able to be out of doors, my lungs were
very weak, with general prostration of
my system, and very sore throat and
hard cough. l was given a bottle o,
MARsH'S GOLDEN BALsAM. on trial
which very much relieved my throat
and cough. and after taking two large
bottles was able to attend to my bus-
ness. My lungs have always been
weak. Ny father. mother, and all my
brothers and only sister, died with Con-
sumption. l can cheerfully recon-
mend MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM to all
suffering with hard cough or weak
lungs" . Simeon Fawcett, Kansas
City Mo.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM for the
Throat and Lungs, and MARsH's COL
DEN BLOOD & LIVER TONIC, are for
sale by Gray & Co., druggists, Kinks
vile. Large bottles 50 cents and 81.
Trial size 10 cts.
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Sudden Adjournment.

Circuit court was IN session Monday
afternoon when the fire alarm was
given. a witness was on the stand
and things were progressing III the
usual legal hum drum, formal style.
At he first tap of the bell, shock like
that ofelectricity went over the bench,
the har, the jury and the usual hang
ers on. It DID not take long to ad-
journ, in fact the thing adjourned its
self in short order. The witness dis
appeared Ike shot and it WIS some
time before ais tormento.s, the lawyers,
had an opportunity OF corneclng him
again They say IT was funn ny.
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Stahl Items.

Ed. GRAPHIC: Presley Muinix, one
among the earliest settlers CT north
Missouri, died last week, after iinger-
ing illness OF nine weeks. His disease
was Sclatlca. Mr.. Mulanix was one of
natures noble men. II is beleaved tina.
no one in want was ever turned unre-
lieved from his door.
Henry Ruggles lost two children re-
Gently with diphtheria, and his wife
and child, we hear, have the same dis
ease.
Samuel Clay ST.. is conral es-
cling.
Thomas Ellington and Alfred Elser,
each have young son and heir.
As we were passing a certain point
we saw our esteemed friend, DR.. Pick
ems, approaching US. swinging his cap
in air and gesticulating in such a pecu-
liar manner that we thought he was
demented we hid ourselves and as he
passed US he soliloquized thus: go
proclaim it from the hilltops that we
have an 81 lb, daughter at our house
and that wife and daughter are doing
we'll" We hope they will Doth live
long to add to your happiness.
Doctor Weaver and his son Frank
were on Spring Creek with an eye to
business.
S. F. Stahl had a sale on Feb. 4th.
VIM. NJ. Harriott was salesman. His
goods and cbattels sold at fair prices
and realized him over 500.
Elder Price and Caps held an inter-
esting meeting at red school house Feb.
18th to crowded house,
Mary Alternately has sold her home
containing 40 acres, to Levi kltsmiller.
Price $500.
Mrs. Brader. of Sullivan Co. has pur-
chased the Bhurke farm formerly
owned by J. Faith.
John Swltzer has rented the Stahl
farm and Will take possession IN few
days
J. H. Claybrooks has the California
fever.
Lee Crawford has returned from
Pennsylvania and is stopping at his
fathers, Allen era wfords.
A hop at Dave Bachmans, Stahl City
on Wednesday night and one the same
night at Geo. MitchePs, at NineYeh.
A son of Mcdowell Hughes slipped and
fell hurting his hip seriously.
Mrs PRESLEY Sharp continues very
sick.
The roof of Rob & Bros. coal mine, OF
the John William farm, fell in. The
miners barely escaped, but lost theil
tools. Did you ever think of the risk:
the hardy miners take that we may
have fuel and they bread and butter
Tor themselves and loved ones at home
i Henry Shultzy recently killed large
wild cat that has been preying on theil
i chicken roost for a year past.
| Our esteemed friends Dave Eagle,
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Graphic subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received On subscriptions for the week
ending Saturday, Feb. 10.
F. {. Gardner, $50; Sol Morris, IS;
]. .. Grimm. 1870; J NJ. Crawford.I.5o
Mrs. NJ. \. Simmons, 50 : d. c. Ratlitf,
$50; c. ". Gordon, 500; Samuel
SHIRLEY, IS: W. T. Hutcl,ison $50; H.
c. Foncannon, 1850; Jos. Beech, $50
Miss Lucy Page, 100; L. Link. $50;
Geo. Bentley, eco; r. G. Scobee,I.5o
4. ] Fi9h,, IS; ]. R Riley, Is: W. E.
Emerson, LOG; ]. NJ. Defiance, $50;
/. W. On, $50: A. J. Gariock. 2.25.
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Public Sales.

d. c. Sig, living t~o and half
mules south OF Greentop will have a
public sale. of steers. hogs, horses. cows
corn. hay. implements etc, On Monday
Fec. 2jth.
!. W. Hutchinson. ilvins one and a
hs If miles south of Greentof, Wi. sell
lot OF horses steers, COWS. hogs, sheep,
wagons plows, cultivators. hay rake
moving machine. hay, wool, corn. be-
sides household furniture, on Tuesday
the -. E. r. Brown. auctoneer Tor
both sales. nfo--t
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Died on Monday evening, at his resi-.
dence, 6 miles west OF TINS place on the
Charlton river, Preston Mullanix. He
lived in the neighborhood over forty
years and leaves many friends to mourn
This loss.
| Accidentally shot on last Saturday,
Mr.. Weaver came up from below
Huntsville on visit to the home of j.
Mullinix, six miles west OF this place.
while there Mr.. Weaver and Samuel
Ewing, were thinking of trading re-
volyers. Mr.. Weaver took Mr. Ewlng's
revolver down from shelf in the house.
Some one told him il wasn't loaded and
he Logan swapping it and load was
discharged from it, the ball taking
effect in Samuel Ewing's leg just above
the tnee. We learn Mr.. Ewing is suf-
lering much pain,
Rev DAVIS. of Kirksville. preached
here three nights last week and on Sun
day.
Rev. Geo. Burns and vita were visit
ing the family of John W. Hutchinson
last week.
Miss Alice Kidd died of consumption
on Monday night at II O'Clock at her
step father'., residence four miles north
east of this place Aged 2ayears and 9
months. She was menber of the
Christian church. Her ,aaneral was
preached by Rev. DAVIS, Of Kirksvile.
on Thursday OF last week atone o'clock,
at this place. \ large attendance at
tie funeral services. Her remains was
followed to the Towles grave yard, one
mile east of. Greentop She leaves
many friends in this community to
mourn her loss.
Married at the residence OF w. S.
Gatlin IN this place Sunday at three
o'clock, by Esq. Barlow. John H. De-
grange, and Miss Emma Robertson,
both of Adair county We extend con-
CALCULATIONS to Mr. Degrange and his
bride. Here is cur hand with wishes of
much success
Charley Gatlin is at home this week
He has resigned his position as f. r.
Agent at keytesville, Mo.
Esq. Lewis is contemplating move
to the Garfield Springs if ne can sell
his residence in Greentop. The Gar
field springs are 16 miles west of this
place in Putnam county.
Porter Speer of Atkinson county,
Mo-, is visiting his father and mother
here this week.
John Copeland, OF Grand Junction
Iowa, is visiting relatives here this
week.
George Speer, brakeman on the @.
N. & P. r. R, is at home tins week.
J. G. Sickles. train dispatcher on the
NJ. |. e n. II. f. and wife, Of Center
vile, Iowa, wera here last week, visit
ing their father and mother.
Joe Lind of this place has been gwen
charge Of station ON the NJ. l. n. r.
R. to which he will start in a few days.
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and Jos. Motter have been visiting
Judge Stahls family.
Samuel Rob lost his only child iew
days ago with membraneous Group.
J. H. Alternately has mad sick
child but we are pleased to hear that
DR.. Pearce has cured it.
There has been a singular disease
among children about 16 TO IS months
old. The children of above age, as far
as we have heard from, have been taken
with vomiting within few DAYS of
each other, but the disease has yielded
readily to treatment with TO fatal re-
suits. r.