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The Nerk EcIipse.

The total eclipse Of the sun on the sixth
Of Nay nsIt will last sI minutes, aud no
longer one viii probably occur within the
NEXT one hundred years II will be partly
visible in many places, but few will see it in
It's entirety, as its path lies almost through
the ocean: touching land nowhere hut a little
island in the South Pacific called Caroline
island, which is out OF the track Of any es-
tALIisAed commerce or travel.
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LalN Crane.

Jadsv Crane, We regret to hear, had q
slight relapse on Friday last, which necessta-
Ted the calling in of his attending physician,
but our latest reports of him, which are up to
Tuesday, represent that he has heen relieved
aud is Ag,in walking about his house
Reaesn.
Since setting the above in type, we learn
that Judge Crane has continued to improve
slowly since bis late relapse and acting under
the advice ofhis ph ysiciAn, Dr. John 7. Spad-
lag, LETT home GA Tuesday last for a visit to
his uncle's, Dr. Frank Spencer, who is dis
dngaishcd ply sican, residing in Lynchburg,
Virgiuia
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-23

In 1888 there will be four eclipsesl
two of the sun and two of the moon.
On April p, there will be Partia
eclipse of the moon, which will be visl-
bic on the Pacific coast. The next
eclipse will be that of the sun on May
6; it will not be visible in this country
The third is that of the moon on Octo-
Der Is. and can be seen all over the
United States. The last is that of the
sun and occurs on October 80, and vii
only be partial on the Pacific coast.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-23

When the youthful composers, Gilbert and
Sullivan. launched Pinafore on upon III" un-
certain set of public favor they had but little
des, OF the revolution they would create in
the line of coming opera. Thus Il WIS with
Or. Swavne when he introduced hi. ointment
for skin diseases. Its appearance has been
rh.racteriZei 10y the curtailIneut ofrxpcnsr
and the total ann hilatiol Of scores of worth
less nostrums Truth is mighty aud will
prey il "
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-23

The bus ess OF canning fruits and
vegetables has grown to enormous pro-
portions. Over 50. 900, 900 cans Of to-
matoes were packed last year, making
Que for nearly every man, woman and
e,ild in the country. Nearly half
this work was done in Maryland. Vlr-
giuia. The Wholesale To Eve cents each
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Holiday Presents.

1t is the custom of all who can afford it
10 make Presents To friends aud loved ones
1t least once year, and real good habit il
is. The ouly matter that brothers givcrs is
what to bay. We come to the rescue, and
suggest, is there anything more useful than "A
Suit for your boy or husband, especially when
you can get quality, fit and the lowest prices
the State from G. n. OEHx 4 Son, Ham
over and PIatt SITS, Baltimore.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-23

The great female remedy is prepared by
the Wumcns Medical institute of Buflo,
y. Y. and is their f,vorite prescription for
ladies who are suffering from weakness or
complaints common to the sex. II is sold by
druggists at Sl.OU per bottle. Ladies can
obtain advice tree Send stamp for names OF
those who have been cured.
dee S-lY,
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1t takes over one hundred pairs Of gloves to
sssuage the grief of the Brooklyn officials over
thr death Of an alderman, whose life might
h@se beeu saved by single bottle of Dr..
Bulls Cough syrup.
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Tuesday, the 18Th DAY
of March,
ifhir, if not, the next day
II the personal property OF sAiu u'S'"'el

ifmir if not. the next day.
All the personal property of said deceased
consisting Of
\ large lot of Household
and Kitchen Furniture;
including a very fine Pi-
a o; St elk O. all kind, In
Guiding Horses, Cattle. a
very fine Yoke of oxen:
a large lot of improved
Sheep and Lambs; a large
and well selected stock OF
Farming Implements
we name in part, a hne
Spring Wagon, nearly
ne Corn Shelter a
Champion Mower anu
Sulky Rake, all in good
Y orking order; a large lot
of Hay and other Prov n.
der, a fine brood Sow anc
such things necessary tt
carry on a well conducted
far"
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. M
TERMS OF SALE:-For all sums oil tWen
ty dollars and under, the cash will be regair
ed, for all sums above that amount crsult 0
tour months will he given the purchaser o
purchasers giving note, with approved seearl
ty, bearing interest from diy of sale
ANNIE J. MONTGOMERY,
J. ". MONTGOMERY,
Administrators Of B. F. Montgomery
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Mother. should Kno,r IL.

Fretful babies cannot help disturbing every
bodv, and mothers should know how soothing
Parker's Ginger Tonic is. II stops babies
pains, makes them healthy, relieves their own
anxiety and is safe to use.-.IourBaI In
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Useful hints.

A French cook give, the following gen
eral rules for cooking vegetables Green veg
etables should I've thoroughly washed IN cold
water, and then dropped into water which
has been salted aud is begiuning TO boil
There should he Tablespoonful OF salt TOR
each two quarts Of water II the water bo'is
long before the vegetables are put in, it has
lost all It's gasses. and the mineral ingredients
are deposited on the bottom and sides OF the
kettle, so that the water is fat and tasieleas;
then the vegetables will not look well or have
fine favor The time for boiling green veg
e'"bles depends much upon the age and time
they have been gathered. Below is avery
cook timetable Tor cooking vegetables
Potatoes Boiled, 30 minutes Potatoes
baked, As minutes. Sweet potatoes boiled,
80 minutes. Sweet potatoes baked, 60 min
utes Squash boiled, 25 minutes. Green
peas, 20 to 40 minutes String beans, ore to
two hours Green corn, 80 to 80 MINUTES
Asparagus, Is to 30 minutes Spinach, one
to two hours. Tomatoes. fresh, one hour.
Tomatoes, canned, 80 minutes Cabbage,
As minutes TO two hours. Caulihower, one
to two hours. DandeIions two TO thee hours.
Beet green's, one hons. 0nioHs, one or two
Reefs one 10 two hours Turnips, white, a.
to 90 minutes. Turnips, yellow, one and
a-halfhours. Parsn,ps, one to two hours
Carrots, one to two hours.
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Hunted.

This is the season, that fat cattle, veal
calves and good mutton pay the farmer -
Hay hest prices obtsined by Albin Price, 9O5
Louisiana Avenue, Washington. n. C. I'm
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D. McMENAMTN

na 'Ses 70 call attention 10 his extensive mon
n a"i works Cor. First Street east and
Mum ilo"us''Va"'a avenue, Washington, D. c.,
t ~ Tomhs and Ile,ldstones a special
~ Foreign aud domestic marble constantly
VI n"h'i Give him call. Material and
craftsmanship gu ,ranteed. Prices to suit.
my 10 ly.
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81 We sali attention to the cmd of Mr.. Geo
- parker OF Washington city. Parties wish
hiss, 'u''uing materials would do well to Civ
III; ca, as his assortment is large and
N'N'Oe anu his prices reasonable. I
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THE ACME"

CUBJECTS the soil to the action Of Cruf.
y er aud Levcler, and to the Cutting, IT
ing Turning process Of double rows of ST.
"ou'ters. the peu itr shiw nrl arrargrmn
Of which gives immense cutting power. TN!
the three opel aiions of crtslln uup levi
ing off the ground and thorough ptlve'z
ing the soil are nerformnd at uu, ,nl he san,
time Tho entire lhsen e Of spikes or sprin
teeth avoids pulling up rubbish. 1t is esp
tally I'D pied 70 invested so nd h'rd cla
where ether Harrows fail works perfectlvu
light soil and IS IN" only Harrow or Cutiys
tor that cuts over the entire surface of Ii
ground. SEM Tor circnlar and price list
j. E. WETlERALD,
feb 23-2m gryantown, Nd.
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Premature grayness avoided nv using Par
ker's Hair BAlsam, distinguished for its clean
illness aud perfume. I'm
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The most noted meu Of modern times nave
publicl, altcsted To the v,lu Of Aver Z her'
ry Pectortl rs cure for coughs and colds.
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COLLECTORS SALE.


DY virtue Of authority vested N me az
ID Collector Of Taxes for the Second tollec-
ton District of Charles county, Will sell at
public sale to the highest bidder for cash, on
the premises,
Tuesday, March the 2Oh,
between and O'Clock p m, the following
property, to satisfy State and county taxes due
for 1892, to wit:
A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND sitla-
ted in the Second Collection District, By
whatever name or names it may be known
containing
100 ACRES, more or less
assessed in the name OF Peregrine Davis the
late deceased.
Due for county tax, 1882 ,...""S66l
Due for State tux, 1882 ...... ! 81
Interest from Jan. |, 1888.
The above tract of lind will be sold nv the
Collector as authorized nv the Act Of 1874,
chapter 4s3, and the proceeds will he applied
to the payment Of the taxes for the above
ear, under this sale
CATALpUS H POSEf,
feb 23.4t Collector 2nd District
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Transfers Of Property.

DEEDS,
Decd from Ed. s. Welch and wife and Us
vel Connell to Rachel A leland for lot Of
4 acres Of land. Consideration, Sl5
Deed from VIM. d. Madess and wife o
Annie Robertson, Bessie Brown, J. F. stone
aud Maria Louisa Stone. ior lot No. ?, part
Of PLENTY" Consideration. s2!s Is.
Deed from VI. L. Mcpherson to II. A. Tur-
ner and wife for tract Of land known as "Ce-
dar Grove Consideration. sl33 u.
Deed from p. II. Haylaud ind Abbie A.
HavilaHd to Mason l.. Mcpherson for prop
erty known as a par, Of EiIl Spring farm.
Consideration S3ll.
MORTGAGES
Mortgage from Henrietta c. Forest OF st.
Mary's county and Joseph Forest, to Thomas
u Gather of lloward county, for property
known as 'Pomonkey' Consideration - 90
Mortgage from ]. Caleb Rawlings and Ele-
nor A. Rawlings to Vim. R. Acton, for prop
rrty known as "BroOkes Lot. Consideration
$40.
Mortgage from Edward ShiveI to W. II. ii.
Miller on personal properly Consideration
S25.
BILLS OF sAtE
Bill Of sale from John e Pckera to 7. A.
S@sseer. Consideration, s2yy s..
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M. THOMPSON,
AGENT FOR THE
.SanFire Association
OF
LONDON.

III AyING been appointed agent for the
sun Fire Association" of London. one
!, .ne largest and wealthiest Companies doing
y, gus mes IN the United States. am prepared
~ - take risks on dwellings and all kinds of
S'ul property for one, three and five years
.en collars will insure 81 600 worth of prom
c 81! Iot i've wears; no notes required, and no
I''rg e 'or mileage or measurement ofbuildinC.
a'h also agent for the Hartford Life and
'u'n'ly Company" ofllarttord, Conpecticur
so a.ancn and reliable Company, endorsed by
p S'ae VI 'he hest business men of the country.
p a,es w very low. can generally be found in
Ut, ,olt 10. acco on Tuesdays All communica-
Nus Tons "ddres ed to me at White Plains, will
f'"'illt attention. feb a-lv
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GotaI ano Qrsmal.

------------l--------T-<I
- The ore Of the lSDEpESOESr has been
reT.vsd 10 The Grsi aoor Of HE Aaso"ie Heal
is.meSiateiy opposite d, Bp''eopas Church.
~~-oo~--~Ooo~--cS~-
Personal.
Mr.. A. b. Norris, formerly Of our village,
has secured a position on the staff Of the Her
aid Of bergen Point " j. During Abel s
,oiourn among rs he M de MANY warm friends
Who will no doubt be glad TO learn cf his sue
cess. aud will Ilin with US in extending him
many good wishes in his new enterprise
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Shoes,
Hats.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
: ENHE following are RE-
II TAIL PRICES of well

~ IAIL HKICES OF well
known goods. Ladies Best
Baltimore made Shoe known
as Calf Skin $l.5O.
Mems LIST Quality whole
stock OYSTERBOOT, $3.50.
Our SPECIAL BOOT with
Saddle-seam scotch edge
$3.50. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction or be Exchang-
ed for NEW BOOTS FREE
of CHARGE; other goods in
great variety. OPEN AT
NIGHT.
GEORGE T. CECIL
2l0 West Pratt st., Baltimore, Md.
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Administrators sale

DY VIRTUE Of an order Of ihe "a 'Sa pua l
ID Court Of Charles county, ne yon,.. p-
ca, Administrator Of Benjamin wiiii o .1,
ery, late Of Charles county. decea't'' XII
az public sale at his late residence Vu
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BILLS OF sALE
Bill Of sale from John & Pckeral to T. A
S@sseer. Consideration, S2yy So
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-18

serve the Snccoth ne feast OF rejoicing
| from the TACT that here, Justice and broth
erly love have overcome, TO great extent
Ibigolry and fanaticlsm; where human rights
and liberty arc not only notices, but prac-
teal truths, land In which every man Ia
the equal OF his fellow, and not his supe-
rior on account OF his money, and where
each and every one Is guaranteed the rights
OF life, liberty and happiness, where each
and all can worship their God or mammon,
according TO the dictates of their conscience;
land full OF enterprise and industry
where science annually add new discove-
ries to the progress OF mankind; land,
the youngest of all the civilized ones,
marching ahead OF all others; are we, then,
Israeites OF this blessed country, not enti-
tied. nay compelled. to keep the law Of our
God sacred and Enter the gates of God with
thanksgiviDgs and praise to the God of the
Universe for His goodness and His kind
ness" AT temple Emanu-El services OF sn
imposing kind were held last evening, and
again will be held this morning. The in
side was handsomely decorated with gar
lands, flowers, wreaths aud every species of
the vegetable kingdom growing In our
midst, for which thanks were offered to
Him who provideth them all. The feature
deserving special attention, was the sing
ing of response and hymns by the finely
trained chorus, some twenty-five OF Rabbi
Schuhl's Sabbath. school.
The concluding feast will be duly OBJ.
served on next Tuesday, commencing at
sunset Monday. And this being the third
ciclus OF years, an additional day will be
added, namely, Wednesday it being the
day of the rejoicing OF the Horah.
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A baltimore Girls Catch,

Me. Herbert, of Muckross, is about
marry Miss Rebecca Williams, daughter oil
the president OF the Maryland senate. Mr..
Herbert is described by the American
newspapers ss "middle-aged and hand.
some Miss Williams - beautiful snd
accomplished, with, in her own right, $780,
600, besides being heiress 10 her fathers
vast estates" 1t may be added to the
parliament for Kerry In the last parliament.
he failed OF reelection because he would
I OF accept the Home.R Rule pledge. He OBJ
tanned a divorce from his first wife on &C
count OF her misconduct with a young
English lieutenant while the latter was
Mr.. Herbert's guest ct his home In killar-
ney.-[London Telegraph.
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CITY COUNCIL.

City council met in regular session last
night at the city halland transacted lot
of routine business.
A lot of accounts were allowed, and an
ordinance passed to nave Lamar street,
from the north side of Elm street TO Pacific
avenue.
A resolution was offered by Alderman
Cockrell to the effect that no more struc-
lures of tin or sbeet.iron be permitted to be
erected within the city limits, and was
adopted.
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WITH TAMPERING WITH
THE MAIL.

N morning Henry Smothers, the
I'd clerk at the post-office was br'
Deputy United States Marshal
| the instance of post-ofhce in
liz. Smith, who charges him with
. it'll TIC mail. For some time
has been known to
It-offics department that
mailed at this Office
To reach their destination, and
ioRwas q package Of samples OF
mailed here. and. directed 70 a
Inton. winch never reached the
HON addressed. Some three
uspicion pointed 10 the night
dopdsy Inspector S@Itb deter
bd decoys through the Office, In
tect the guilty party. BE di-
hailed In the evening Two letters
uphin & Co., of the Louisiana
two packages also. one con-
Eears. Yesterday morning the
would carry such mail was
at the Union depot by Inspector
the matter mailed as the de-
for. The letters were found
kages were missing. Smothers'
followed. He protested his in
a said the packages must be in
pouch, which be bad neglt cted
as be should have done, forget
e hurry Of the moment. The
opened and the packages found.
en- before United States Com.
fcCormick, who fixed his bond
hich be gave. The decoyi
uccess II smothers was the guilty
e was guilty in the eyes OF The
negligence in forwarding Tho
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TIE YEAST OF TABER
NACLEs.

evening ct sunset the Israel
ed st their temple 10 hold their
Sbrsfion Of the above feast. 10
10 the Biblical command OF
ksism. a. accorded in Ltviticus
festival is OF eight days duration,
best Of which will De observed
Iolv convocsfion. This everlssf-
IL recognized ss q feast and a
Thanksgiving day Az long ss
rfood IN Jerusalem, the pilgrims
Ia Of Palestine visited the city,
In them the choicest Of plant.
mi uresths and marching into
! God. thanked in joyful melo-
" prorids0cs for all the bless
rere permitted 70 enjoy. The
| beautiful one. The ordinsnce
II all. whether rich OF poor
kubls. 70 remember ard 81 least
possible. observe By keeping
rrcred. how their f0re-fsthers
|Hcultiss and we're compelled .
bitterness throughout Their
| for liberty.
eor-re Of his sermon, Rsbb
"A The rsschines inculcste %.
charity: not only charity Eltf
an. bnf true charity. rsmlndinl
Re frrpT IN Tie possession q
ftis worlds thi1Es. nnt % fer
~ are opp~<<sed: u also tesche'
Essros 81 God. and DE Ors y
rr- shonk b put We Amer
al Cher, hs~s reason y %
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ALMOST A FREIGHT JAM.

There were yesterday on the side tracks
of the Missouri Pacific and Texas & Pacific
roads in this city, two hundred and thirty
one cars loaded with merchandise, cotton
and other material. Other stations along
these lines are similarly crowded with
part of merchants that these roads do not
use sufficient number ofcars to proper y
move the business of their respective lines.
1t is almost regular freight jam.
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RATIROADs

The western 4 Atlantic railroad trsck
near Dalton. Georgia. IL haunts1 By phnn-
tom locomotive.
Il Il fbUught that The Callfo-nia soutnsr1
r,~d nav - erfs tded 70 the Nesdles-
Al sITr-bonrd erected opposite vbere TIE
lssf rrIfe wns driven on the torthern Pc
So rrfl-rr1 hesrs the following. Late
Superior, 1.iss milsss Purst sound ~
uiI.<-"
rrfhsr f-hy story - teleE-gbsf r.
II. Cfir.Rr TINES frum teu folE. c4lcu-
lsted. 10 6oubt. - 49,. ne rric. 81 ttncEs-
- rs-s r-osITst - bur Nes,srn CrIlr
rrr str-t trrr ard y 81 Isz.1 fsrrn-.
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WIRH-CuTTING.

DENTON. Oct. 15.-[Correspondence J.
The wire-cutting craze is rampant through
out Denton county. Sunday night Captain
7. NJ. A5ney's beautiful pasture, contain
ing some 200 acres, was iearfully and ex
tensivcly cut, SO also, on the same night
they cut the pastures of John Miller Esq,
Colonel York and Captain MCGEE. The
last named gentleman's grand pasture was
extensively cut. Quite number of small
pastures were also cut.
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nRusHEp BY THE CARS.

Yesterday afternoon man by the name
OF Owens was run over by construction
train near Miler's station, on the Houston
& Texas Central railroad, and both OF his
legs almost severed. He was frightfully
mapgled. The train men say that he was
living stretched across the Houston & Texas
Central track, just below the Gull, Colorado
e. Santa Fe road. He was not killed, and
was brought to this city, where he was
treated by DR.. Pace, the surgeon of the
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ROBBED OK THE HIGHWAY.

r. Gorrell, q chicken -peddler started to
the country yesterday merning, in his
wagon to replenish his stock but did not
get. any further than White Rock creek,
where he was halted by a masked horse
man who with cooked revolver made him
fork over $35, all the money had. The
robber turned into the brush by the road
side and Gorrell returned to the city.
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Tygc..ol,a , ,,I,,, ~ 4 !Lsst'sc
my doctor pronouf oed me cured but
goi sick again, With terrible pains In mJ
back and sides, aud rot 30 bad I
Could not move
] shrDnh
From 22s pounds ~ f21. had been doc.
ioting ior my iifer hnt II I'D me no good.
| did not expect TO llvs more than three
months. began to use Hop Bliiers. hi.
rectly my appetite returned. my pains left
me, my entire system seemed renewed VS. II
by magic. and siier using several bottles I
ain not only as sound rs a sovereign hut
weigh more than j did before. To Hop
Bitters owe my life"
Il. FITzPATmcK.
Dublin, June G, 'Sl.
CHAPTER n.
Maiden, Mass Feb. ], 1870 0entlemen--
/ suffered with attacks OF sick headache
Neuralgia, female tr0uble, for years In
the most terrible aud excrNciating manner.
No medicine or doctor CDnld give me re-
lief or cure until used Hop Bittnrs.
The fret bottle
Nearly cared"
The second made me as well and strong
10 when a child.
"And haye been so to this day"
hy husband was an invalid Tor twenty |
ears with a serious
Kidney, liver and urinary complaint.
Pronounced by Boston's best physi-
ians--
"Incurabe!'
Seven bottle 8 Of your biiters cured him
nd know OF the
Lives of eight persons"
In my neigh bornood that have been
aved by your bitters,
And many more are using them with
reat benefit.
They almost
DO miracles." MRS. z. ID. SLAcE.
How To GET SIcE-Expoee yourself day
nd night; eat too much without exercise;
oIk too hard without rest; doctor all the
me; take all the vile nostrurns advertised,
I'd then you will want to know how to get
ell, which is answered in three words
AXE Hop Bitters. :
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TaK NATInNAL GAME.

The Lone Star club. Of Howe Station, and
the Brown Stockings, will cross bats here
Friday, the 10Th instant, and, as the former
club has been hard at practice Tor some
time and Is composed OF hne athletes: Q
splendid and close game is looked for. The
game will be called at 2 p. :, sharp.
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BloRTUARY REPORT

Mortuary report for the week ending
October 16.
Cecilia. Lowenthal, puerperal fever, white,
female.
Bulah Boggs, typhomalarial fever. white,
female, ago % years.
Percilla Peoples, phthisis pulmonalis, col
ored. female. age IS years.
Mamie Knowels, inanition, white, female,
age months.
Infant of O. H. Terry, inanition. white,
female. age days.
Henry Green, gun shot wound. colored
male, aged IS years.
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CITY COURT.

City VS.. Henry welly, assault and bat
terry, fined 81 80.
City vs.. M. Mellburn, intoxication, con-
tipued.
City VS.. Adam Schwartz, selling beer on
Sunday between 8 q. m. and p. M, con-
tinued.
City VS.. Adam Schwaub, abusive Lam
guage, continued.