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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u DESIRE DESIRE TO EXPRESS MY THANKs TO
.9s MsSsrs os the OF s
snpsE s HTiRy IN Which the
- s. "aS sna S1sni. ave- sW
~ WASHINGTON, D. G.. ApRIL 26rH 1854
'sRs # e PsssS q adHSAS} T x i:
No. ls2 Louissn. svenae nor Invest Washington City.
sums year fai pdsnoe Of the ssoeIheders Is
IS Il r aSoE III b
FRED. ". ROYCE. Secretary. ap27.fStui0t'
fE COLONIAL BRACH.-THERE WILL BE
On @Mfhbs fRfbsf
snes Ap 2th at 7so O'Clock shsE Sqs1ss'
sp2s-2t. fchbaManD9 Chairman Of 6 Commits:e. GaIiE
rR NOTICE! ALI, THE MEMBERS OF FIFTH
~! ~ Baptist Church are requested to answer to
DS A5HzSb stSksoSsP d:;s sS0oki
HAVE REMOVED
NEW BUILDING,
Corner 7th street and Louisiana avenue northwest
ARE ISSUING POLICIES
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
Low AS ANY FIRST CLASS COMPANY.
Office Rooms For Rent. all front; heated by steam;
Otis elevator a23-2w
rRo LUMBER. LUMBER
VIII WHITE n;, PINE; MAHOGANY.
OF ALL KINDS. PUPLAR, Ero.,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Our facilities for the iobbinv trade are uneQualed
Estimates promptly furnished at
WM. MCLEAN 4 SON,
apo 18th street northwest corner B street
rR GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CRY TO
SELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
f2o E. F. BROOKS.
nvo GAS FIXTURES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST DESIGNS
SLATE MANTELs. LATROBES
FURNACES. RANGES AND CRATES.
PLUMBING. TIMING.
And all 1obbing promptly done.
SAML s. SHEDD
m24 400 STH STREET NoRTHwEsr.
r-g- Glen FLORA AM BET HEsDA WATERS
FhESH FROM THE SPRING,
W. C. MILBURN. PHARMACIST.
10 1929 Pennsylvania ayenra
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DaSroRrrs FUN.
S. G..

ftsn e on our half pound prints of Fancy Creamery
Batter at the churn when made. We yet n nv 1nr.Ss
tsshy hours after and transfer from large shp
Ting cases INTO six Twelve and eiybteen ponnd hoyss
fer convenience Of BUYERS We guarantee the duality
fne n sny Creamery Butter sold IN this city We Ala
receive bt express daily. strictly fine new New YOrh
a'sd Bradford county Pa Dairy and Creamery Bu,ter
In large snd small tube We all our goods
eety represented and to sell low as same onaIitv
s.n be bought Baltimore. Phiadelphia or New YorS
Ne DO not retail
spICER, COMPTON Il CO.,
apIlm 9oA LOUISIANA AVENUE
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Books Ar HA1r-pR1cE.
We have selected from shelves large number Of
Books slightly shelfwOrn, which offer price
and under. f
lot of Bibles and Prayer Books at one fourth their
Our stock Of Croquet. Lawn Tennis. and Archery is
now ready. "
WM. BALLANTYNE l. SON
APIS 42S SEVENTH STREET
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General Foreign New. by Cable.

DYNAMITE PRISONERS RFMANpep
o,i idV EfrooL, April e7.-o'Iierlihy and Kennedy
Aiias Featherstone, who were brought here from,
CORK, were arraigned In court this morning ana
charged with having been engaged IN the dyna.
mle conspiracy. They were remanded for q
week "
CHURCH AND STATE FRANCE.
PARIS, April 2i.-The council or state has de-
cided that the government has the power 10 sttp
Tue salaries OF all clergymen, even those OF
bishops.
THE FRENCH EXPEDITION TO ToSQUrN.
PARIS, April 21.-The preamble OF the bin pro-
vlulD9 ior an appropriation or $50 900 frLncs for
the expedition 10 Tonquin. declares that the gov
ernment does not contemplate an aggressive or n
Wafifke enterprise, but merely an expedition OF n
united scope Sufflcient 10 support the claims of
france In that country. The expedition VIII con-
slst or one lronclad, six torpedo boats two gun
DoatS and three transports for the CONVEYANCE OF
loVl troops, and is ready 10 sail These additional
troops Will make the force In Tonquin 5000 men.
MANCHESTER MARKET
LONDON. April 27.-The Manchester Guardian In
lts commercial article, says the market for yarns
ana 1abric5 has been firTn A fair business has
oeen done The demand, however, is stln very
weak.
GERMAN VIEWS OF THE IRISH QUESTION.
BERLIN, April 2i.-The National Zeln,aq declares
that it is Impossible for England to accede 10 any
1uftner demands or Mr.. ParDel In regard 10 tho
condltion or Ireland IT. declares that honor de-
man9S the uneQulvocal dlSayowal by Mr. Parneu
oi tie dynamite policy OF the Irish extremists.
NEW BELGIAN LOAN.
BRUSSELS April eG-TBe Et0i1e Beige saws that a
iptn OF 1900 0Uo0 francs In per cent renies win
De ISSUED On May 9TH. The issue price will be lOlK
Ir1HcS.
THE QUEENS KNEE.
LONDON, April S.-Qaeen Victoria viii be abls
10 stand uuaSSioted upon her feet before a fort
night elipSeS The injured knee is strengthening
daily. and her matcsty's general health Is also
gradually imprOllur.
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STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
A. BRENTANO l. COMPANY,
FASHIONABLE ENGRAvERs.
Wedding Invitations. Reception and Visiting Cards.
Arms. Crests and Monograns ELEGANTLY
LNGRAVED.
Cards Printed from Plates. Paper and Envelopes uu-
minated and Stamped IN Bronzes and
Plain Colors,
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF MENU
AND DINNER CARDS.
10l5 PENNSYLVANIA. AVENUE.
Ho-3m CORNER llrH STREET
JAPANESE SCROLLS. FANS ETC.
and Decorative Pictures Could 42l 9th st. mh2s
''o MAKE ROOM FOR OTHER GOODS.
WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT LOW PRICES
let Of odds and ends in the vay Of Portable an,
Brick Set RANGES. A few Second hand RANGES
and LATROBRs to sell cheap.
EDWARD CAvERLY CO..
- Hln1--om 1926 New York avenue.
PRoIEoT YOUR FURs AND WINTER CLOTH
ING AGAINST THE RAvAeEs OF MOTH
REFINED GUM CAMPHOR.
Soc. PER POUND.
L. c. BISHOP. Druggist
apl9 $50 9th street. corner II street northwest
The CoNconn HARNEss.
Get the Best
LU1Z Il BRO,
agents Tor the sale Of 1.-The Concord Harness"
kinas and escriptions. Coupe, Carriage and Road
Harness q specially
Have opened to-day another very large stock Of the
cSteorateu concord Harness aud Collars, which We
ouer NJ very low prices. EyerY genuine Concord Har
nese 10 stamped with makers name and trade mark
tauhks Satcheis. &C.. In great variety at bottom
LUTZ i BRO,
As7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
apl3 Adjoining National Hotel
Fl D. BARR
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
11llPennsylvania Avenue Northwest
SPRING GOODS.
Complete and carefully selected stock Of Suitiner
IIonser1ngs and pcstings Of approved styles. Cut
made and trimmed in the unsurpsssed msnner Of the
mh1a II. D. BARR.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Van Wyck and Harrison, Represen-
tative Calkins and ex-Representative Butter
worth.
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DRESSED IN A NEW SUIT PURCHASED wtru xoxxv
FOR WHICH HE snI N MS nnnN -

ELIzaBsTHrowN y. v, Aprn 2r.-Henry p Ds
Bnsnys, who is 10 be executed here at noon to-day
for the murder OF his wife last summer sifpn
Soundly last night He arose at Six O'Clock this
morning and dressed himself In suit OF new
clothes bought with the money received for his
body, which he sold 10 a doctor. At DeRoSnys' re-
quest his beard was taken OF yesterday lie said
TINS morning that ne felt well, and wrote his au-
togFaph Tor several persons. He said ne was not
afraid of delth. and seemed indifferent To his fate.
lie ale hearty breakfast, and AT . an viewed
tne gaiiowS, handled the moose, AMI recommended
that IL b. soapei The gallows is located IN the
jail yard, fronting the street. far above tho
outside.
The CONDEMNED MAN INSPECTING rrE GArLows
De BosnyS smoked a cigar AFTER his breakfast.
ana ascended The steps of the gallows to examine
IT. Taking hold OF the rope he said 10 the sheriff.
II am afraid III break that rope. You ought 90
nave soap on 1t lie did not seem TO like the ap-
pearance OF the trap Father Reddingtol visited
him during the morning
THE EXECUTION.
DeBosnys was hanged at II :52 o'clock this morn
ing
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IISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.

M lSS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
go TENT9 STREET NORTHWEST,
bss CUHSEIS TO order in every style and material,
aho guarah tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIEJ ARE
1Eenfn Hand made Underciothinx. Merino Tynde-waap
9, and finest Imported Hosiery. w.
fattnt Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform 0ools
Hiencn Corsets and Busties. The ''Hercules'' Suo-
Iortins Corset, for which Miss H. is special agent
csnnot lie surpassed.
N.B.-French German and cpanish spoAen aS
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hoUsEKEEPERs
Fitting out or Rep,enish:ny can always find a. onr
store full line of following goods nj lowest r-as.
NESORAiED DINNER, TEA AND TOILET WARE
HAVILtND CHINA.
FINEST PLA I'D WARE
ROGERS ENGLISH CUTLFRY
xDDY'S CELEBRATED REFgIGERATORS
WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZ+ RS
And al kinds o. Housefurnishins Goods
NJ. w. BEVERIDGE.
spl& 1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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DION BoUCIcAULr IN Corpr- In the New Yor,-
supreme court yesterday ex.Judge DittenhOrer
he he scb oa ssoncicaut the actor moved that
deficiency Judgment Obtained against him by
Hggs 20 IN suit growing out OF the sale OF the
oid Fafk Tneater. Decision was reserved.
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BOOKS, &c.

AT BAUN,s.
PECK'S BAD BOY
Ihe most humorous book published, so cts, only
81 cts, at
b A L NJ $.
lot Of Books inst received lower prices than
any bookstore. [ap25l 416 Seventh street
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/ RWEAR!-DOUGLASS'. 9TH AND F
~ STREET S. The business in this departm Mt hay-
ing been Tar in excess Of our expectations the win
Dc continued until further notice. Zach day we win
9ner .iferent but decided bargains, aud will on
THURSDAY bessin with 200 dozen Of those thor
III a. 70 cents each The best chemise offered for
length. Mousqnetaire Gloves at 81 per pair reSnIar
price u So 100 dozen schoppers best quality. in
erain OIL boied. eold cOOrs Ladies' Hose At "a cants
per pair Another 50 dozen Of those 2tiiresd Child.
rehs just in 100 dozen Misses Hose at 81 Is
cents or three pair for 81 former price SO cents to nj
cents according to size. ~" ~"
rs DOUGLASS 9Th and streets
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THE FRENCH EXPEDITION TO rosorry.

fAR1s, Apr1i S.-The council or state has de-
cided that the government has the power To sttp
the salaries OF all clergymen, even those OF
bishops
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FEhsoNAL-Asslstant Secretary French has re.
turned from New York where ne has been for some
days on business Of tha Treasury department-
Clara Barton, president OF the American Assocta-
tlon OF the Red Cross, left Washington this morn
ing 10 temporarily assume the duties OF su-
Shelborn, MasA-Senator and Mrs. Beck are at
the Eo6it1|Dr; Azel Ames Of Washington. was
San Francisco last Monday. y.-E-Senator Davis.
9r o. West Virginia. is in the cit5.-Ex-senator
y Minaom n, Is 10 New York-Major Powell. OF the
On on, snort vist.-Ex Representative Spaudng, OF
fathsr ua Is 81 az a,d1 the W. Foster
night. aged eighty-three yearS-The Condition
Oh Mf. Il. M. Hutchinson is unchanged to-day.
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PATENT DECISION AFFIRMED.-The Secretary
OF the Interior has affirmed the decision Of the
commissioner Of patents rejecting an application
for taking testimony abroad for showing the date
OF an invention. The question In the case is not
what was the actual date or the foreign Invention
but when was 1t patented or described In printed
publication. In tins view the evidence would be
lmInaterial
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A Murder tn Faaqaa~r Counsy. w.

Special Dispatch to The EVENING sr.n
bkEsBURG, VA, April N.-An old colored woman
name unknown, was found dead near uppervule
yesterday, with Indications OF A violent death
Her head was crushed on one side As vet therS
Is no clue TO the murderer $40 '~
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COMMODORE PALMER's FUNERAL. Secretary
Chandler requested the heads OF departments to
allow those OF their employees who are members OF
militia organizations Of the District to attend the
funeral OF Commodore Jas. G. Palmer retired ex-
surgeon general Of the navy
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DECLINES THE SECRETARYsHIP OF THE CIVIL SER
VICE CoMMIssIoN.-W. Woods White, the newly ap-
pointed secretary Of the civil service commission.
telegraphed from Atlanta last night declining to
accept the position and denouncing as false the
reports OF Washington correspondents OF western
papers that a bar ain had been made by which
the son OF Dr. Gregory was TO succeed White as
Georgia agent OF the Northwest Insurance COM
pany.
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SECRETARYsHIP OF THE CIv1I. SERVICE CoMM1s-
sIoN.-The civil service commission will not select
secretary to succeed Mr.. White, who has de-
clined, for a few days yet A very prominent ap-
picant is Mr.. Louis o. Shaughnessy, OF Cincinnati
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NATIONAL BANKs.-The report OF the controller
national banks IN the country at present to he
:,Aa Ten years ago there were 1876 OF these
banks During the present year the number of
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A Touching Incident.

A gentleman who came up the Mem
phis & Charleston railroad, Yesterday,
related a touching episode which oc.
Cured on the train near Huntsville. A
little girl, apparently five or six years of
age, was sitting alone on a seat, looking
wistfully out Of the window. On her
shoulder was pinned n card, neatly writ
ten, inscribed as follows: "My name il
Lille Walker, and / am going to see my
father, in the Dade county jail" The
gentleman, prompted by curiosity, com.
menced talking to the little girl and
soon learned her history. She had
come alone from Watervillc, Miss, and
was going to see her father, who is to be
hung. for the last time. Holding a large
orange up in her hand, she said: "This
! am going to take tony poor father,
who people tell me is to die soon. Amt
that too bad; and ] love him So" Her
innocent speech had brought tears to the
eyes Of those who had gathered around
her, and in few minutes neat sum of
money had been placed in her hand
Chattanooga Times. '....-...... r
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Cotton Manufactures North and
South.

rs compared with the cotton mann
( lectures Of New England, the Soashern
mills show a wonderful difference in
earnings. Mr.. Russell, Massachusetts
member of Congress, said, in a recent
speech IN the House of Representatives.
nave from official sources a statement
showing that fifty Of the leading corpo-
! rations in Lowell, Lawrence, Chicdpee
and salem, Mass. Manchester. Nashua
and Newmarket, N. H.; lewiston and
other points in Maine. representing a
capital of $4,000, 00l, engaged in man
uiaeturing the various grades Of cotton
and wollen fabrieS, have paid to their
stockholders in the past i've wears an
average dividend OF a little less than Z
per cent. per annum only" The Trades
man, OF Chattanooga, Tenn, makes the
following comments on this subject:
Here lis an authoritative statement
that the manufacture OF cotton goods in
New England is not one-half so profta-
Die rs in the South. On this $50 000. 600
lnvestedin Northern mills the profits for
the past five years have been less than
100000; while the same amount Of
~"lAttAA IA ANdttANIH lAbitS, AISlSE DNE
calculations upon what other mills now
pay, would have been from $4,000. GB0
to s1O,00O, 900, or possibly moro. such
2 difference as this is bound 10 tell, The
Southern mills save from = to IS u hale
in the matter Of frejghts alone as com
pared with what the Northern milspav.
They have lighter expenses for heating,
cheaper raw material an abundance of
water, cheap labor, cheap living, aud
other advantages which enables them
to pay more than double the profits
that Northern mills can possibly earn,
and these things are already working
out mighty material development OF
the South. With natural advantages
for combining agricultural pursuits and
manufactures, unsurpassed by any coun-
Try, the Southern States will, ere many
years have passed, rank as one of the
richest countries in the world. The
march of progress has already begun,
and in the next Is or 20 years the result
will be seen in vast manufacturing in
dustries, in mining for gold, silver, iron
and coal, in stock raising, in cotton, in
breadstulls, and in tropical fruits, to an
extent that is scarcely dreamed of now
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF TnE PROVISIONS or 4
H certain neni IN Trust exeeRted by Mary Rob
erts aud Annie Il, Higgins on the 18th day oil Feb.
rnary A. D.,lSS2 to SOL Duyfus, Trustee 10 secure
n T. Hart certain Indebtedness therein men tioned
walch said deed Of trust is recorded IN the Chanoery
Clerk once Of Rankin county, in Deed hook No.
80, page l9i, the undersigned substituted Trustee
VIII prueeed 70 sell on ERInAYs rHE aaTu DAY ~
April 1893 Ia front OF the Court House door in the
town 81 Brandon Rankin county, Mississippi, 10
the highest bidder for cash tho land living Ia said
Rankin county, md described rs the west hall 81
northeast quarter and the southeast quarter oi
northeast quarter 81 section thirty-une In township
ave range two cast, together witt the appuricn-
Hnces thercunto belonging, shall only conway such
ute rs Is vested in H,o as Trustee though the title
70 said land is believed TO be good
D. BLOCK, Substituted Trustee
Brandon, Miss, March %, lSS.l--mar2s1i SS-3t
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PROCL AMAT1ON.
5000 90 tCWAISO.

nv HEREAS. n appears by Information received
w by nae, that on oT about the 9TH day ol Apr,l,
lHo'h a1iSS GEBECCN EEER was bfusly outraged
by J43, Pierce who Afterwards made his esgapa AM,
Is still at large;
Now, theyeiore I, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
OF mississippi, 60 offer the abosa reward ipr tAg
arrest aud delivery I'll tie slidJas Fierce 1, the
>heriH 81 Al1ofn county. SaiQIeward is payabledb
convi 'tlen. And do moreover, require hit Officers
OF ts state t. be aiiigont n their oAer;s to arrest
said fugitive. JAS, Pierce
Gitca undcg my hand aud the Great seal Of the
H. 81 State affixed, ut jackson, this lith day OF
- - April, \. D. 1855.
ROBERT LOWRY.
AEAEE 7. MYERS, aacrelarE Of State L
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I'd CLARION.
WoSIAN's WISH.

,s,ss Of hin love.
~ Of lands pT gold, & =
~. ~, iewels from the mine,
|slEs, nor relies old;
- costly esluipAgeiV ID
I'm OF psintcr art
I'll should truly prize
n Be q faithful hesri,E .a
a.t are gemsand jewels worth,
.sr,s.uniaithful &pg ?,aa t7 ~
49, true love is not bought
INV outward show
t. have he huniblest home,
4 rus love by my side,
E.ian without il as a queen,
b luyurics abide.
I'D Isl 8.i 3lt.
tender. faithful heart, .rr
suell are hard 10 find;
i are tempted beyond strength,
men are often blind; tar
bgdly u.s. ami care viii dub
soef sense within,
,~ers are streyn aioGg the path,
downward leads to sin.
here ba.a faithful heart
q the jostIing crowd
awho hath II wears 4 gem,
Ihirh be may beprondi
bestows it. she WHO wins
boast Jewel rare,
i illuminc all her life,
.hten every care.
3r me no costly gift,
sa h-Grt it be
Of true love, | should prize
II all else you see;
elsra seem poor indeed,
love is ali we crave
Re and faithful, that can light
athway TO the grave.
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The Wife of Two Husbands.

New York Tribune. "
Among the immigrants who arrived
on the steamship, Lake Manitoba from
Liverpool. Yesterday, was woman who
was in doubt as TO whether her name
was Mathews or Precce. Mary .Jordon
met Mr.. Mathews in Bristol, England,
eleven years ago, and married him.
Soon after her husband came to Ameri-
ca to seek his fortune, and ucglecting to
keep her informed of his movements.
she naturally put his name on the death
roll. After five years of supposed
widowhood, Mrs. Mathews met Mir.
Preece and soonAftcrward took his name,
the nuptial Knot being tied by clergy
man near Bristol. Like her first hus.
band hc, too, came to the United States
a few months after marriage. Unlike
the first husband, Mr. Praeco cores
bonded with his wife, and last Dccem-
Der sent money toray her passage hilher.
Mrs. Preece, came, and when she stepped
ashore found two husbands waiting to
greet her. Her countonauee botokened i:
Vow happy could be with either. la
Were to her dear charmer aw ,yr'
The two men aroused themselves into a
frame Of mind which spent itself in loud
and angry words, while they wandered
away toward Greenwich street, while
Mrs. Preecc, or Mrs. Mathews, followed
them.
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wisbart Disagreed With the Bear.

winnipeg 1lmes.J iaergH aiY a1ue.
]. In the woods a dog belonging to one
of party Of Poplar Point lumbermen
chased huge black bear from his lair.
The animal ran, and the men gave chase.
One of them named Wishart was in ad-
vance of the, party, and when he came
up with the bear he struck at it with his
Ak. He missed his mark, and Bruin
turned onjhim, and, bearing him to the
earth. buried his teeth ia one Of his
thighs, He was muncbing away when
the other members OF the party cane up
and drove him off by attacking him with
theiraxes. The bear ran away, and the
men carried Wishart To camp, where he
was attended to. The next day a party
went to hunt and kill the bear. They
found him lying dead 200 yards from
the spot where Wishart was attacked.
Ira.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CONMISsIoXER,s SALE.

Ms. L. II NcGeEEE.l
u. vs.
WADE WITNESS.
ChauccTy .COurt, First piar;1t. rIinds .County.
Mississippi. -t : t'
ID, NlEFJE OF the FISAL DECREE REN-
ID dersd 10 this csuse by the ChSneery Caart of
hlnds IoaR'y Mississippi. First Pisarnt wfsi. on
oAIt EbAf. TIE l9TH DAY or Nay 4. H., ISS3
ln tfaal " TIE rlSt door Of thR Civ Half in the
Sly Of jackson, within legal hours prorcfd 10 sell
Ter cash. 10 ihe highest bidder. ~ pablo aaet6n,
mo i9!io~ins property lying apd being Ia the eitv
o. Jatk~cu. Hthds eounF, Mississippi to-wit Coul-
menc'hS et the southwest corner Of thc lot asshel
ey W ade Wukins, and conveyed 10 him by T. AZ
hobSoh, by deed dated Sspteubt5r 4th ts7l and in
ihe iteeSen survey, and running gorth and parallel
Nlth and along TIE Hoe oi said wilkins said lot
one hundred aud sixty FEET 70 the northwest corner
OF said wilkins s.ia4et -t4s,Ace-eSt enc hundred
ana sixty ieet. thence south one hundred aud siNt
lecti Thence eS' one hundred gnd sixty feet ~ he
glnning Said sale made for the purpose OF satisfy
ing ZIG decTee made IN hIynroi complainant. ana
costs Of suit The Commissioner will ouly convey
such title As he is aathaF3zed 10 convey under SaiA
decree but The title is believed to t-e aaaa.
4. q. MOORE Commissioner
jackson, Miss. Aprit -, lSSl4as ..f.t III.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
vicksburg and Meridian railroad

Going Fast IAassFn SIR. arrives 10 us. n. N
k'avCS iel2n pan Way Frtleht on fuesdsys
thursday aRd saturdays, arrives ssaNa. IA; lsA,0s
s--o a. "a Through Freight, arrives 2;4s p, m,
leaves 3 % A. an. ..... - '..
GoiRg West-Ntaii arrives 5.s1a. m. leaves 3. 10
n-s ENpreSs, Aeayes 1gO = ar. arrives from
AicEstuTE 90 2. ~, Way Freight on M0ndSy,
Wednesday and tliday, arrives 5!t5 y. NJ. ieavgs
ss0aa. ulS t'..7i ~
...r JOIN SCOTT Geni Managcr. /
f. +, Rtwurru, Superintendent
aIr..tt .@NO, W. CI1SaAN, Local Agent.
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CnANCERY AUMMONN,
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI, d. q
To A. Ii. HIL2HEm, Defendant,

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TO A. II, HiLzHEtM, Defendant
Won ARE COMMANDED TO APPEAR BE.
A, lore the Chancery Court Of the County of Hind
glst District thereot, Mt jackson, ia said state nj
lsules, to be held on the FIRST MoNnAY or JIiNr
lo3S, to defend hesut IN satl Court Of IT. u. tTfg
helm, guardian Of NJ, M. uilzAeim, and Others.
wherein you are defendant
April 2ist, 1888. w. Il. RATLIFE. Clrfk
SHELTON & SHELTON Solicitors
Jackson, April 25 lSSg-5w 20 70 f.