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Down with the Peddlers.

To the Editor of the Journal:
The retail grocers OF the city are in earnest
and propose to protect themselves. A lot of
pesky farmers are in the habit of peddling
their truck throu Oh the streets at about 25
per cent. less than the city grocers charge
their customers. This is ruinous to the gro
GERS who, in addition to these stores, run
peddler wagons selling "put-ta-toes, ta-toes,"
in measures that fall far short of the stand
ard Now these farmers sell their goods in
honest measures, and at.less than grocers'
prices, which is a sword that cuts two ways
on the grocers. OF course, they cannot ped
die any longer, for they don't live in the
city, and city grocers can thus monopolize
the trade Wonder if these grocers mean to
petition this council or the next
u, L. SEE
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EXCHANGE PEPPER BOX.
Newspapers and Their Readers.

New York Graphic.
More people by one-half read the newspa-
pers to-day than twenty or even ten years
ago, and the result is an increase in lntelli-
gence and good living proportionately far
beyond the increase in population. The time
ought to have come long ago when the news
paper would be found in every mans hand,
both morning and evening. That will event.
ually be the case, and every day brings the
consummation nearer. And such state OF
things will be excellent for the newspaper,
for the business man. and for the public at
large. There cannot be too many GOOD news
papers or too many good readers OF them.
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FIN ANCIAL

WE WILL FURNISH MONEY On FARM
w security. promptly. at the lowest rates for
long or snort tune. THOS. C. DAY & CO., II
East Market street
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EOR SALE-SECOND- HAND ENGINES AND
Il boiler outfits Also -four mills. wood and
iron working machinery at RICHARDS IL BUT
LER'S, corner Missouri and Georgia streets.
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MERIDIAN STREET NJ. E. CHURCH-COR-
M ner of New York Meridian streets
Rev. JnO. Alabaster, DID,, pastor. General class
at 8 O'Clock n IN. Preaching at 1870 a. IN. by
the pastor. SUNDAY school at p. IN. AT 1880
lures, to be given the first sunday evening of
Zach month. Subject for first lecture: "Revea-
lions from Nineveh and Babylon. Regular serv-
services.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-06
Holman as a Knocker.


There has been some talk in Indiana
about w. S. Holman for Governor" said
Hon. Chester R. Faulkner. of that State, yes
terday, to a reporter. Holman will never
be Governor of Indiana" he continued. HE
is not orthodox, and the Indiana people are.
They accept the Scrptural plan of salvation,
which says, Ask and you shall receive;
knock and it shall be opened unto you
Holman never asked, and he isn't worth a
a d-n at knocking"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-06
Kingly Self-Restraint.


Alfonso is reported to have been very cool
and brave during the terrible affair at Paris,
If he had not restrained himself the loss of
been frightful. The woman with the UNI
brella may congratulate herself that he didn't
take it away from her and lay it up for
rainy day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-06
viii Republicans Turn Out2
Terre Halte Express.

pIV55s
! The Republicans can elect the ticket at In
dianapolis if they turn out. If they will re-
member those two years of Democratic rule,
which remind one somewhat of the recent
legislature, we are sure every Republican
vote will be east to prevent a repetition of
the era of waste, extravaganza corruption
and inconvenience
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-06
The Wisdom of Babes.

frankfort (Ky) Yeoman.
Louisville has unbounded esteem for the
observation-disclosures OF the Covington child who
retiring few nights since, concluded his
prayer thus: "Good-by, o Lord; I am going
over to Cincinnati in the morning"
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DOBERTs PARK NJ. E. CHURCH CORNER
IL of Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev.
Ross G. HOughton. d. D., pastor. General
class at a. m. and 700 p. m. preaching at
1890 Il IN. and 1870 D. m. by Elder ]. X. Pye
Sunday-school at 2:l5 p IN. Young peoples
meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. All invited
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-06
The Holman Boom Absurd.

Denver Tribune.
The Holman boom appears to have at
tracted great deal of interstate contempt.
The derisiop at the ridiculous suggestion Is
non-sectional. 1t knows no North, no South,
no East, no West Even Indiana repudiates
the idea most emphatically. Holman never
objected half as vigorously as the country
does To the snopestinn
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Approved by the Hub.


IOStOn JOurnaI.
The new two-cept postage stamp has made
its appearance in Boston, and is very neat
specimen of engraving.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-06
A Necessary Vice.


San Francisco Chronicle.
Sel6shness is a necessary vice of nations.
They have first to protect themselves, then
their subjects, leaving the practice of benev-
,nlence to individuals. In this way is secured
the political survival of the fittest
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The Peoples Railway in Kentucky.


The fraud known as the Peoples Railway
Company of America" having been shown
in its true colors to the people of Indiana by
the press of that State is now attempting to
get foothold in Kentucky. Its little game
now is to get the Bowling Green people to
build link in its proposed trunk line"
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Crnel and Inhuman.
iCincinnati Commercial Gazette.

cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
1t is sad and cruel thing to keep on ask
ing D. W. VOORHEES, about the Democratic
presidential candidates in the State of
Indiana. There are only three besides D.
wv. himself, viz: Hendricks, Mcdonald and
Holman.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-06
An Hour of Calm Delight.

Rochester Post-Express.
There is an hour of pure delight in the life
of the young journalist, and it is when he
sees in print one of his paragraphs which
will infallibly make the opposition paper
come back at the young Journalists chief
with an irresistible array of evidence to prove
the chief a perjurer and horse-thief.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-06
As He Appears Abroad.
Atlanta Constitution.

The very able Indiana Democratic states
man gallops the presidential boom regularly
twice week. His next appearance should
be tomorrow or the day after.
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For Democratic Eating.

One of the domestic recipes which travel
through the papers tells the world how rock
pie may be made. We shall look soon for a
description of the most palatable method of
eating crow.
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Methodist Episcopal.

CtENTRAL AVENUE NJ. E. CHURCH-COR-
~ ner of Butler street and Central avenue
Rev A. Marine, d. d. pastor Preaching TO-
morrow, at 1920 a.. M and 7:30 p. III. by the
pastor. Classmeeting at $50 a. II. Sunday
school at 2:15 p IN. Church Lyceum on Mon
day evening, at 1880 O'Clock. Strangers cordial
Iy invited.
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brutalized by years of contact with the
toughest aspects of this rough world, turned
his head away, and his eyes were wet with
moisture, of which weakness he is not
ashamed
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Don't Want the Legislature.

Jlogansport JOURNAL.
We doubt if the Legislature should be re-
convened under any circumstances. Ii the
machinery of State should stop, let it stop.
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why His Boom Collapsed.

Louisville Courer-J Journal.
Editor Dana declares that Mcdonald has
no boom worth speaking about. The dispar-
aging statement grew out of the fact thta
Old Saddlebags never manufactured any
liver-pads
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The Ratio of Meanness.


BhlIadeiphla hecOrd.
The man who puts personal and particular
matters about other peoples business into
the keeping of postal card is a mean man
anyhow; but his meanness will be increased
so per cent. by the operation of the cheap
letter rate
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-06
brushing Up an old Song.

Chicago Inter Ocean.
One of the most exciting war songs of the
great rebellion was that beginning:
Fall in for your quinine,
Fol-de- rol-de-day.
1t should be revived as the "Pendleton SER
enade."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-06
Indiana Must Not Claim Too Much.

No one objected to Indiana having a
tbushelful of presidential candidates, but
now that it is trying to get monopoly of
mysterious murders it is time that some gen.
tleman from Connecticut should rise up and
demur
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Don't Gamble on 1t.

chicago News.
If the provision market holds ont, this
country will try to fill Justice Coleridge.
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The Prudent Yankee.
Atlanta Constitution

Atlanta C0nstltutlOn
Ben. Butler is making the grand rounds of
the Massachusetts, agricultural picnics The
rural patriots of Massachusetts,, we NAV re-
mark, always use pewter service at their pic
MICS
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CHURCH SERVICES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
i Oscar g. McCulloch, pastor, viii hold sery-
ices tomorrow at DicksOns' Grand Opera-house,
at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 D. IN. Subject evening
sermon Study in words" The public invited.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-THE SPACIOUS sTOREROOM
Il in Odd-fellows' Hall Building, formerly oc-
cupled as dry goods store. Pennsylvania street
front may be rented separately. Apply to
ALEX. METZGER, Real Estate Agent
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From a sou,herly Point of View.

AtIanta UonstltutlOn.
The Ohio campaign resembles three mis-
cellaneous riots trying to pass each other at
the crossroads
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They Never Loved a Dear Gazelle.

New Albany Ledger Dem.)
Indiana Democrats who were led off by
their organs into blind alley in following
w. P. Fishback now think that he speaks
with forked tongue and writes with a two
edged pencil
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1mpertinent SurInisel
Philadelphia Record.

Perhaps the color of Mr.. Blaine's new
Washington house does not suit him. He
may want to get into white house,
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Fort Wayne reporter at an interview with Mcdonald
Even the Gazette reporter, hardened young
GLOW though he is, almost, it may be said,
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Rest for the Brain.

Louisville Courier Journal
In all intellectual pursuits hull must
come, or the mind will give way. The base
bail season is over.
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Mem, for Esteemed Contemporary.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The occupation of the liars will go into
decline after next Tuesday.
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Presbyterian.

GECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR-
- ner of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets
IN. by Rev. James Mcleod, of Buffalo, N. Y
Prayer-meeting Sunday morning, at $50, and
Thursday evening, at 1870. Sabbath-school
ana Bible-casses at Z:15 p. M All are cordial
lY Invited.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-06
In 1850

browns Bronchial Troehes" were introduced
aud their success cure for colds, coughs
asthma aud JrUhciIlls has been unparalleled.
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IAN Exssgeration or Euphemism.

The News Journal says we call Judge
Hoadly thief. The N. ]. exaggerates We
said our old friend was an able lawyer
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Pennsylvania MILITARY ACADEMY,

CHESTER. Twenty-seeond year opens Septem-
her II. Buildings new. Superior appointments
Civil Engineering, Chemical, Collegiate, En-
hsh Courses. Degrees conferred.
Col. THEO HYATT, President.
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A UCTION SALE-WE WILL SELL AT THE
nesday morning. Oct. 10, at 10 O'Clock, the en-
tire housekeeping outfit, comprising elegant
bedroom and parOr suits, fancy chairs and
rockers, marble-top sideooard, wardrobe, mar
BILE tables extension table, Brussel and ingram
carpets. bureaus, bedsteads, tables, chairs,
lounges, Argand base-hurners l cook stove,
china, glass and queensware; full line of dining
room and kitchen furniture, well as furnish
ing of parlOr and bedrooms; also, a large library
Of standard miscellaneous books. Terms cash.
HUNT & MCCUkUY, AucIivneers.
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EOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR-
Il nerPennsYlvanla and Pratt SITS Rev. A. II.
Carrier, pastor. Morning service at 1890.
Evening service at 1870. Sermon to the young
people: 1.-THE true aim and end of life" Sun
day-schonl at 81 d. NJ
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n ERMAN CLASSES ARE BEING ORGAN
" lied at Room 43 Thorpe Block for those wish
ing to speak German. Several ladies and gen
tleman have already applied for instruction.
Prof. Emil Sage will commence his instructions
Monday, Oct. 8, at 8 a. IN. His method is simple
and practical, and the only way to learn to
speak German. Terms, 800 for 80 lessons. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or pay. Parties intend
ing TO join his class, please notify MIN. Glasses
at private residences attended to. Visitors are
welcome. =
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XATANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
w for the best of secondhand clothing. Adj
dress Mrs. A. SELLERS, 125 Massachusetts
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ATEMORIAI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
WI corner of Christian avenue and Ash street.
Rev. H. A. Edison. d. D.. pastor. Preaching
at 1920 a. IN. Sunday-school at 2:30 p. IN
Prayer meeting on Thursday night. The public
welcome.
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nR. &. G. W. VAN HORN LECTURES AT
IL English's Mendian-street Hall, northeast
corner Circle, Sunday, at p. IN. Sub
ject "Vital vorces in nature" Water, fruit and
fabrics magnetized, and the power of magnet
ism demonstrated IN the audience by healing
the affiieted-free. To defray incidental eX-
door Children under 10 years, with parents,
free
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w MISREPRESENTATION BY AN EXPERT
w +enced bOokkeeper, or as assistant book
keeperg entry or Shipping clerk best of references.
Address S. R., Journal oGfice.
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business OPPORTUN rrY-ONE-THIRD IN
ID terest in IA first-class manufacturing estab-
llshment in this city; no debts an active partner
preferred. Address Manufacturing Co., Journal
office.
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DIED.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

nR. SUTHERLAND, AT THE INDIANA
~ Dental Rooms. over Millers drug store, 81
N. Illinois street, dong all kinds of frst-class
work at reasonable prices.
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ELEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REV
- s. +. Wishard Will preach tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
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NTANTED-CANvASSER IN EVERY CITY
w and town, for the Art Folio. a new and
popular Illustrated monthly Liberal terms.
Address T. H. EDW ARDS, 1913 South Desplaines
street, Chicago
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AUCTION SALES.
A UCrIoN sALE-wE WILL. SELL. 10 THE

HUNT & MCCURDY, REAL ESTATE AND
GensrA Anc1lOnsers. 50 E. Masnln gton 81.
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WANTED.

w Homework In small family. 499 E. Ninth st.
w ANTED-G GOOD SOLICITORS WILL FIND
w IL to their interest to call at % South Penn
sylvaDIa street, indianapolis, Ind
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M ANTED-JNVENTOR TO APPLY TO
w Smith IL LOeper, patent solicitors, before
employing attorneys. Best of references given,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Room %, over 20
North Pennsylvania street.
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wv ANTED - LADY AGENTS FOR THE
w Queen Protector" new undergarmenJ
for ladies, made of soft, flexible rubber; sure
protection to the underwear when necessary TO
be worn. Retais for 70 fast agents
show it, Large profits. Address. with stamps,
Ladies' Undergarment Manufacturing Co.,
South May street, Chicago Ill.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-13
TIE COURT or SESSIONS,

Continuation of tho Criminal Business. -
Conviction In the Arson Case.
, The following is q synopsis of the
cases disposed of in the Court of Con-
eral Sessions since our last report: -.
'Sthte vs.. Thos. j. Rabb and othtrs.
charged with refusing to work the
public roads, after being duly warned TO
do so-Mcssrs. Mcdonald g. Douglass
for the defendants. This case came up
on appeal from tho court of Trial JUS
ticc Evans, Where the defendants were
found guilty. hearing tho argu-
ment Of counsel, the Judge took tho
papers and reserved his decision. On
"Wednesday morning the Judge rem
dored his decision, reversing the SON.
tenco of the trial Justice and dismiss
ing tho proceeding. 50
Estate .ys. Adger Thompson, indicted
tor assault and battery Of high and
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-13
4 Real REMEDY.
NEITHER aysIloAi m ~ soa 4 !.n!aH sur selEa.

/.
4 REEMEDy oiover t,ees.yfve ysars Standing;
AHss snGSD9 sss snS5eS az Ss sy 'fss &c Sst
1s ssys 5sssS NJ s I;sS ss }AssSs aSGS9yss
KEnIEDY 81 which Q, prominent Atlanta
AsaslEf az II for 9eReySS %y SdsSsRSlg s@Slgh ca,
can recall Instance IN which i afforded led re.ij
II S. St SsSt tef %SisS fsa r is e. rerre a
Grange. Ga,,%rtes III have used for tho last 10
It thu up Psottea aa
together for the diseases for which 1t is recon-
A REMEDY Of which ,Dr:Seel Branham, Allan.
Ia, said: ~ have crdmined the recipe and have no
hesitation IN advising its use. and confidently
A REMEDY Which the Rey. H. B. Johnson,
the ss %sed IN hs @
%sndSd Il t. three families ho found it to be
years. with constantly increasing sales: Tfe ar.
canaan msmar
say I'VE sold 50gross In four months, and never
by wSeh Dr. BaHsh weh!1a oi fadeanes
Ga, says: ~ cured one Of the most obstinate
iex shss bStties
~ HEfIEDY Of which Dr j; 6. Huss,, Notasuiga
rivaled Tor that class Of diseases which It Claims
ITO cure" - @
n REMEDY about which Mai. John c. whitner
! OF Atlanta, well and favotabiy known all. over
the United states as a General Insurance Agent,
large plantation on ayeot oe'1IH 1nhe 3he Waf 9n
dl.uys t0tth absolute success" 0'
n GI.!si HEnEnY about which Mr.. J, w, Strange, of
Cartersvflie, Ca, certifes that one Bottle clrcd
TWO members OF his family Of menstrua irregu.
A 'ariIy @ oi many years stan6fhg>i .,
MEDICINE OF Its kind In the world, because "a
BOTTLES WILL CURE THE MOST oBsTIEATE CASE
his GREAT POPULAR REMEDY IS BRADFIEIDS
fEMALS REGULATOR (Woman's Best FrienL.j For
gaie by ail Druggists. Price: Small size rs cents
, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
]. BRADFIELD,
No. 1883. Pryor Street, ATLANTA. GA.
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matches ltss' tnans Two weeks before
the house was burnt. On rho Sunday
of tho burning, l was at Lige Halls
house. Imet Tony Erwin little dis.
,tanco from tho house,. !,
|, Cross,cxamipeds have house and
lot IN town, not htlly paid for. run
q farm. NV wifo kpeps house. have
children. | havc no sweethcarts now.
unIil crop was laid BY, had no Work
except on the farm. afterwards
worked at my trade. When Duchy
said she was going to, work the crop
herself, the crop was all laid by except
two acres. ;;'rhis was in the first week
in july. My wife Inns II silver ring
i'h two hearts on it. did not say
at the preliminary that | did not go
within seven steps OF tho house. [
said that / went within four. or five
steps Of the house.
Redirect: | have never said other
wise than that went within four or
five steps OF the house. have never
given my wife any ring. i!
Gracy Mason, recalled: [ havo seen
the ring that ';Alf's wife wears, On
| Frank IounG's finger.
Gross examined: Idontk know where
| AIRS wife got the ring. ~:
Redirect: have seen her W caring it
about n month--not before.
The dclrncc here closed.
Duchy Mitchell, recalled for the
Stale, in reply: | never said to Alf at
any time th6t if he left me he wouldn't
get Off rs he did last year. made no
effort TO induce him 10 stay there. /
never told him was going to havo
him put away, and work the crop my
! sclf.' -.
The State here closed, whom the
Court took recess for dinner. After
dinner the case was argued by Colonel
Rion (or the defence aud Solicitor
Castor for TIC State. The Judge de-
livcred his charge, and the jury retired.
After an absence Of about twenty
minutes, they rendered . verdict Of
"Guilty," with q recommendation to
mercy.
State vs.. Isaac Porchcr, charged with
failing to work on the public roads
after being summoned to do so. This
was an appeal from the sentence of
Trial Justice Cathcart. Mcssrs.. Gail
lard Il Reynolds appeared for tic de-
icndant. The chief gaound taken was
that the defendant had never been per-
sonally snmmoncd--thc notice having
been only left at his house. Judge
Eraser held this notice insufficient,
and he therefore, reversed the sentence
Of the trial justice and dismissed the
case.
The Court then adjourned until to-
day ut halfpast nine o'clock.
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LOCAL INTEk.LIGENCE.
THURS DAY. September 1s, :: 1898.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: :, -,
Masonic Mceting-Goo. 3. McCants,
Secretary. ~
Winnsboro S. & l.. Association-D.
II. Flenniken, Secy. and Treas.
LosT.-A valuable gold bracelet lost
On town last Sunday evening between
the Presbyterian church and the Char
2otte, Co!uMbia 81 Augusta Railypad.
"A liberal reward will @ paid the find
er. on its delivery at this Office. 2t
! TIE CorroN MARKhT,-The follow
fng is the report OF cotton sold in this
market for tho last th,re days:
Good middling... ....... .9.35
,Nludllay ...H.- -. .-... .9.l0
Strict low middling... $500. .S.95
Low mifdiing. $50
Strict good ordinary. ........ $40
Market firm at these quotations.
49, New York cotton futures closed
easy: September, 1912: October, 1919;
November, 1926; Dcccmbcr, 1887;
Jahuary, 1917; February, 1860; March
1913; April, 10 81; May, 1895.
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TOWN TAX EGS:

fa'ilE books are now open to receive the
D. Taxes for the Municipal Year 1888.
and will remain open until October 15th:
1883. An taxes unpaid by that time viii
have added a penalty Of fifty per cent
Taxpayers will please bear tiis in minll,
as no further notice or time will be given
thcm j, y. CENTER
Clerk of COunciI