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THE TURF.
Brfghton-Beaeh Races.
lBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l


NV York, September 26.-First race
nurse 1850, for three-year-olds and up
wards. th-ee quarters OF a mile-Mignon
won: Blue Rebel second, Charley Fiske
third. Time, 1::l9i.
Second race-pursc $50, for three.year-
olds and upwards, three quarters OF a
mile-Ferg Kyle won Bradford second,
Tearose third. Time. LIS.
Third race-sellng allowances, one and
one eighth miles-Dead heat between Mel
: lie Peyton and Battedore; Ids Il. third.
, Time, 2:0i. In the run.off Nellie Pcyton
won in 1:5Gi.
Fourth race-selling allowances, one
mile-LIlie Dale won; Exeter second,
Barbarian third. Time, l:4j.
Fifth race-purse $3.50. for all ages, one
and one eighth miles-Irish King won; Il.
Aonee second, Chill third. Time. los.
Louisville. Ky. Races.
LOUISVILLE, September 2G.-First race
purse 1850. divided. selling allowances,
mile heat:-Annie G.. won. Time, 1:iIl.
The winner was not sold.
Second race-stake for two-year-old fl
lies, S2j play or pay, $500 added, penalties
and allowance, five furlongs-Alona won
Bridget second. Modesty third. Time,
1:O2.
Third race-Association purse Of $3.50, OF
which $50 to the second horse, One-and-a-
quarter-mile dash-Johi, Davis won; Katie
Crcel second, Obermyer third. Time, 2:l3.
Fourth racc-ior maiden three-year-olds.
one and a quarter s-Beecbenbro0k
won; Ghost second, kishba third. Time,
2:1i4.
Fifth racc-Association purse OF scooter
two-year-odS, five furlOngs-the Admiral
won, Billy Gilmore second, Embargo
third. Time, 1:02i.
New-NarIsct Races.
LONDON. September 2G.-At the New
Market first October meeting to-day the
weller handicap race was won by Wander
hum: Concord second and Fir. j. Il.
Kecne's Boero third. There were seven
starters. The betting nj the start was : 10
/ against Nandcrhum, 10 l against Con-
cord. and TO ! against BolerO. Wander
hum won by head.
The Great Eastern Railway handicap
race was won By Amy Melville; Narcissa
second and ExecuiriX third. The last bet
ting was TO ] against Amy Melville, 10 TO
/ against Narcissa, and 10 to against En-
ecutriX. There were seven starters. Amy
Melville won by length.
The race for the CRANKY stakes-fort two
vear-olds-was won by SAVIOUR; Mr.. j.
Lorilards Nirvana second and DiadeSte
third. There were four starters. The bet
ling at the start was 10 ) on SAVIOUR, 9 to
2aganSt Niryana, and 10 to l against Dia-
deSte. SAVIOUR won by a length.
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Irish Catholic Benevolent Uni ,n.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

PROVIDENCE. September 2G.--The fiji
tenth annual Convention OF the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union OF America
began here mt noon to-day. About fifty
delegates from all parts OF the country
were present. This morning, beaded by
band, they marched through the streets to
the cathedral, where high mass was cele-
brated, at which Bishop Hendricken de-
livered an address. After mass the dele
gates assembled in Davis's Hall. where
they were welcomed by John l.. Lindsey,
President Hon. \. NJ. Kelley, OF Rich
mond, Va, responding.
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Litigation Over "a MiIIi0nafre's Estate.
[By telegraph TO the pisraleh.l


NEW YORK, September 2G.-Arguments
were heard to-day by Surrogate Rollins in
proceedings in the contest over the will Of
the late Jesse Hoyt, the millionaire. The
principal matter before the Surrogate was
an argument for an allowance OF $4,000
each to the widow and daughter OF Jesse
IIoyt from the estate. The Surrogate said
he would grant the allowance provided
that he had jurisdiction to do so. The
papers were submitted and decision re-
served.
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Feeney. the wouId:be Assassin.
Nh telegranh 10 the DIsnntch.l

TBY Telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.T
NEW YORK. September 2G.-James +.
Feeney. who attempted to shoot Vice
Consul Hoare ut the British consulate yes
tcrday. was examined by physicians at the
TOmnS to-day. He was found to be SUI
ferlng from melanchoIia aud from extreme
nervous debility. While not strictly in
sane. it will probably be necessary TO send
him 10 an AsYlnm.
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Grain Elevator Burned.

10y Telegraph 20 The Dispaich.I
BUFFALO. y. y, September 2G.-Firc
this morning destroyed the Siernberg ele-
vator The original cost OF the building
was 100000 and the grain contained i'm it
was valued at 3l02,oGO. The total loss.
however, is estimated at $4,000.
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Murder of a Missouri Farmer.

TBY teIc2rlpN 10 INC DIsDITcH.I
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September pa spe-
cial dispatch from WellSville, No., SAYS
Owen Utrerbach. Il prominent farmer. was
shot and killed on his farm. just over the
Pike county line. Footprints in corn
field near by were traced TO the home OF
Wesley Collins, between whom and Utter
bach was a bitter feeling. Collins has been
arrested.
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Frost I'm Nebraska.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch

IBy telegraph % Iht DIslAIch.J
CHICAGO, September ga special to
the Journal from Lincoln. Neb., says: A
light frost fell here last night. IL was the
first frost OF the season, and as lar AS can
be learned was general throughout the
State. The damage to corn Is believed TO
be light, as the crop Is pretty well ma
fIlra1
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BASEBALL Games Yesterday.
rgv telegraph n the n!spatch.I

by Telegraph U the II.splIch.I
Boston: Boston, I; Buffalo. >.
Cincinnati Cincinnati, q; Metropolitan,
Louisville: Athletic, 3; Eclipse, :.
st. Louis -. Louis, ~: Allegheny, 3.
Columbus Columbus, 3; Baltimore, o..
Philadelphia: Philadelphia, 8; Detroit,
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Alleged Pension Frauds.
lBy telegraph to tile Dispatch

TDl FtI' Ff"IT1 " '1IE '7'"F'fFN'E'I
LANCASTER, PA, September 26.-Junius
i. & Charles Il. Kaufman, well-known
lawyers and pension agents OF this city,
were arrested to-day by United States
marshal, charged with frauds in connection
with their pension business. The accused
will be take u to Philadelphia for hearing,
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Wffe.Mursler.

10y telegraph to The Dispaich.l
MoBEnLY. No., September 20.-David
Gable (eolored) shot and killed his wife, she
having run away from her home, at Boom
Vile. and refused to return with him. lie
was arrested.
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but Ill wager the next time he "a detailed
TO meet Csbell he will! get Boss Billy to
excuse him. He IL no match for Cabell
Our party IL thoroughly organized, and
we mean TO win this fall II energy and
hard work will do II. DEMOCRAT.
AccOmac Democracy.
JUDGE GooLRCK AT PowELLroN AND THE
COURTHOUSE HE MAKES A SPLENDID IN
PRESTON.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ACc0MAC COURTHOUSE, VA.,1
September "a, 1883.
Notice having been previously given
that Hon. Thomas Croxton and Hon. j. L.
Goolrick would address them, the people
have been anxiou.ly awaiting ;heir arrival,
but Mr.. Croyton was not present. owing
10 other engagements. Judge j. Il. Cool
rick was present, and addressed large
audience at PowelltoB. thriving and en-
ergctic town near the ocean beach, on Sat
urday evening. September I'D, and at
DTummondtown, the cOunty-seat OF Acco-
mac, on Monday, September 24tb. The
made by Judge Goodrich ut
Powelton preceded him TO the Court
house.
Judge Goolrick commenced speaking in
the courthouse building, but the crowd
being too large to be accommodated there.
cries arose OF Come out OF doors and
speak" In response TO this Judge Goodrich
closed his speech from stand in the court
house grounds. Justice could not be done
this talented and gifted young Virginian
by attempting 10 give synopsis Of his adj
mirable and effective speech. II is sufli-
cient TO say that every plank in the Demo-
cratic platform and the principles OF De-
nocracy found in him an able and logical
Exponent, and that Boss Mahone's Coai-
iOn-Repubhcanism received telling blows
rom this champion OF Virginia's young
Democracy.
Judge Goolrck's speech Of one and
three quarter hours was plain, logical, and
and convincing; his flights OF oratory
were brilliant. and his fund OF anecdotes
was TO the point. His whole speech was
received with applause, and on the conclu-
sion OF his speech he was congratulated on
all sides. The people of Accomac con-
graduate themselves and the efficient Dem
ocratic committee for ailording them the
Of hearing and seeing so true
and LOYAL and handsome Nirginian.
At GuiiOrd on the 22d the Hon. John
Nicely and W. L. NJ. Kellam. our Com
attorney, made fine, telling,
and effective speeches to large and attcn-
tive audience.
Accomac win be found in the front rank
Of the Democracy. Il.
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a FAMILY HLESSING.

Under date of May 10, 1888, we have received
the following information from Mr.. LORENZO
LOMBARD, of Is Charles street, Portland, Me.
Mr. LOMBARD says: 4" For several years past
have been troubled with severe backache and pains
in the side, aud when would lie down | could not
rest well, as 1t seemed impossible Tor me to get
into AL easy position; and my aches and pains in
creased constantly to such an extent that be-
came convinced that had a disease Of the krd
news fastened to me. and after having used doc
tors prescriptions and many of the so called cures
without getting any benefit, was persuaded by
uearneghbOr, Mr.. Jones, TO try Hunts Remedy, as
himself and wife had been greatly benefited by It's
uses. and many others Of our acquantances spoke
OF its merits In the highest terms. decided 10
fry II, and purchased bottle at Nichols drug
store, and a. soon AS had taken lew doses of II
the palms In my back were relieved, and after
taking three bottles my sideache and lame back
are cured, and | can truly. testify that Hunts
Remedy Is an article Of great merit and viii do
all that is claimed for IL, and | know If many
other people In Portland who have found cure In
Hunts Remedy after all Others failed 10 do any
good. and recommend IL % all who have kidney
or liyerdisesse, hoping that this may be the means
Of relieving some sufferer who does not know OF
the merits OF Hunts Remedy.
27-Th(w),Sa&Tu
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Failure.


fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, September 26.-Engel IL
Clark. jewellers, 439 Broadway, have as
signed. Liabilities, Si2,2j
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Appointments and Withdrawals.
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC

Z
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA. Va, September %, 1883. )
General FItz. lee and General Hunton
will speak at Suffolk October Sth. Regu-
lar appointments for General Fitz. Lee
will be published in few days.
George ID. Wise will speak at Spotsvl-
yania October 1st. His appointments for
Petersburg and Prince George are with
drawn. but to be filed by another speaker.
MIR. Massey will speak at Farmyille De-
tober 18th (nighO.
JOIN :. BARBOUR, Chairman.
II. lSheppeTd. Secretary.
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Flolir.

flour We quote: line. sS0s3.50; superhne
~ 25me3.7j; exit Si.73oS)' iamiiY' rae
$3.50: Patent fau II .sG'o'6.75.
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.,rr. prpnnrEn TO sECRFrAhY.

WUEAT.-Whltc. 52S bushels common 20 prime
isl 10 SLIP. Red, $50 bushels good 10 very
good Longherry NJ *l.lO 10 Sill; 400 bushels
mixed al , Loo To Sl.lO: LBS bushels common
10 very good >hortncrry AZ Soc. TO sl.O1.
CORN-Mhitc. 20 bushels prime az &C.
OATS-l. 900 bushels mixed on private terms;
2f6 bushels good 10 very good winter 40 AZ Ia
rEN.-GO bushels ~ zoe.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Anti.Jewisl Riots in Russia.

lBy cable To the Dispatch.
ST. PETEIsBURG. September 2G.-The de-
tails of the recent anti-JewiSh rioting at
Norrowoskowsk, in the province OF .Jeka-
terinoSliy, have been received. only one
synagogue and three Jewish houses es-
capped demolition, and two hundred fami-
lies were rendered homeless. Order was
restored after five rioters had been killed
and thirty arrested. The trouble origin
ated in the discovery that q Russian church
bad been plundercd. which act was attri-
buted TO The Jews.
The Persecution OF Hebrews in Hum
gary.
VIENNA, September 2G.-Anti-JewiSh eX-
cesses are reported in the NeSZprim dis
trict. West Hungary. Several houses occu-
pied by Jews in two villages were burned
to the ground. Several OF the persons en-
gagged in The excuses were arrested.
Onfragcs i'm Ireland.
DUBLIN, September 2G.-Five townships
i'm Tipperary county have been proclaimed
by the Government on account OF outrages
perpetrated there.
lives Lost by the Isciiian Earthcualc
ROME. September 2G.-The official re-
port OF the fatalities consequent upon the
late earthquake on the island OF ischla
states that 1890 persons were killed and
374 injured.
Destructive Fire I'm COnstantinOpic.
CONSTANTINOPLE, September 26.-A fire
in the Kadie Kcni quarter Of tins city last
night destroyed 900 houses.
Tornado at Limerick, Ireland.
DUBLIN, September ga severe storm
passed over Limerick to-day. The town
hall was blown down. and one OF the
bridges over the river Shannon was badly
injured. 4 number OF houses were also
DESTROYED i'm various contiguous districts.
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A WOMAN'S AFFAIR.

Mrs. y. II. SMALL, the wife Of the popular depu-
ty-sherif and assessor Of Topsham, Me-. writes rs
on MAY Is, 1888: " That she had been severely
afflicted during several years with kidney and
ivor-dseasc, accompanied with severe pains and
backsche. Having tried many so-called cures.
and medicines, and doctors prescriptions, without
receiving any benefit. and while seeking for cure
she noticed the advertisement Of Hunts Remedy
and decided to try it, Having bought bottle al
MIR. Johnson's drugstore. commenced using -
with such Gathering results that she continued its
use, and after using only five bottles the improve
ment In her health is 50 marked that She wishes all
who are afiicted In like manner TO know of this
most valuable and reliable medicine; and she
most cheerfuily recommends Hunts Remedy to
all, and especially TO females who are troubled
with tic complaints peculiar 10 the sex"
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MARINE GNrELLsGENCE.
ALMAyAC-sxrr. 81, isss.
pORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. 20, 1888.
ARRIVED.

Moon rises. - Ef,1lig.. ........ l.}S
pORT OF RlCHMONb, SEPT. 20, 1883.
ARRIVED.
Steamer A,iel. clifford, Norfolk. United states
mai, merchandise. snd passengers. l.. u. Tstun,
sunfrinfenderf
schooner j In II. u. Moore, Thomas Cry Point,
Eight To load for Baltimcfc.
schooner Edwin G., Jones, Georsctovn, coal,
Writ Roberts.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. SEPT. 20, 1888.
fBy Telegraph.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, Schermcrhorn. No-feik. mer-
chsndise and passengers. ,ncsapcake and ohio
Galway Company land sailed ~ returnl.
sseamer Accomac. Deik. merchandise and pas
seilgcrs. Smithhcid. Chesapeake snd ohio halfway
CoTspany land saled on returnl.
steamer Northampton. Mctsrrick. NOrfo'k !,
merchandise aud passengers the-ape ke and ONO
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamer PamlicO, Blakeman. Smthhsid, msr-
chanfisc and passengers. Chesapeake and ono
Railway Company land sailed ~ returnl.
steamer Richmond Jenny. New YORK. mer-
chandi-e ana passengers. Old Dominion -feamrhip
Company (lnd sailed fOr West POinti
steamer lIec or tiirinshj, Lax. Baliimore, BAL
last, O. load logs.
Schooner :. ". TraveyS, Mcekins Norfolk ugbt,
20 load fOr Baltimore.
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The Williamsburg StraiGhtOut Con-
yentiOn.
DAWSON FOR THE SENATE AND HAAS FOR THE
HOUSE.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA, September 2G, 1883.
The StrMghtOut Republicans IN conven-
ton to-day nominated Rev. J. VI. Dawson
(cOlOred) for the State Senate. and eX-
sheriff VI. II. Haas, OF Hampton, for the
lower house. The Convention was well
attended. and WAS addressed by Deem
dOrf, Laws. Dawson. and others.
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DITCH BULBS.

HYACINTIIs. TULIPS, CROCUs, &c.
Fuu stock II DUTCH BULBS received,
,,., vii sell Ia the trade nj lowest prices. The
sneciL attention of loiists Is called 70 my M
rRoVFD ROMAN HYAClNJHs for forcing.
4. ". WOOD, scotsman,
corner sixth aud Marshall streets.
sooe-at and 1918 Main street.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. September 20. 1883.
sALEs-Fmsr BoARp.-l,100 Virginia regis-
tered coupons. consols. at II; 1000 virginia
lO-40 coupons at "a; s516.67 virginia deferred
at 5: . shares Petersburg Railroad at 20 10 do.
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PoRr OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, SEPT. 20, 1888 l..
fly Telegraph.
BOOTS SHOES, .Sc.
M''H'' .s. a " S" ,s"'sf' I'll

900 MAiN STREET. VN
(successors To c. II. MCGRCDER IS Col
MANUFACTURES AND DEAt-ERsIN
LADIES AND CENT EnEN'S FINE BOOTS
AND SHOES.
Our ready. made goods are Of the BEET MANU-
FACTtRE, and embrace the finest F'ality and
latest styles.
In our
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT
we make TO ORDER all styles OF Boots aud SHOES,
and guarantee satisfaction. - 2O-3m
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NEW YORK CoTyON rUrUnEs.

NEW foRx. september 90. -Cottsn-Nef re-
ccipts. baIrs. gross, s,4t7 bales, Fuiarcs
closed steady; sales, 10000 bales -cp,emter,
SlO3S@flO.4n; October, fi0.35Mti0.3 So; No
yemler, $40 S2dxl043: nrcmier, StO.54b
sl0.s5; January, s10 65eerI 0.66: FEBRUARY,
s10.s9 March, sl0 924slO % April. 1890
s1iot; Nav. .sll.14@rll.l6: June. slf.25p
Sll.26; Julv. sIf-34dtI1.36
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Consumers can be supplied upon the most rea-
sonable terms by asking their family grocors for
these brands. Those who have not tried them
should do 80 now. 80 lin
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The Persecution OF IEebrews in Hun
gary.
Onfragcs i'm Ireland.

DUBLIN, September 2G.-Fiye townships
in Tipperary county have been proclaimed
by the Government on account Of outrageS
penetrated there.
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.rsrAURANTs. BILLIARDS. &c.

:.
UOT TEN.CENT LUNCH; MEALS
To ORDER.
EVERY LUXURY IN The MARhET; xn
FINEST WINES, ri LrX{ccUcnns' oi"A"s' ~"
BEST BILLIARD-sAL19NI IN The city;
TO No. 1908 Main street,
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meats in fair dema I'd: sboul iers. e5.25; short
nh. az 90: short clear, s6.z5. whskey uu-

steady whc7t easier, 94stc. October; s7c. Mo-
yembcr, Corn quiet: No 2. Ole; rejected, 49c.
Oats scarce aud wanted: No. 2. Z7~c. rye e.sier:
G4c 6 ,sh. CA October. Prov ielons In improved
demand. Mess-pors. tlo.25 cash and October.
al 80 January, Lard-Prime staam. 7.SO cash
aud October. HOGS lower at t4.37 ftSf.70.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September %, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-Whitc, S34 bushels. Red 7,S46
bushels.
ORN-Whitc. 30 bushels,
OATS.-2.27f bushels.
NFAL.-aO bushels.
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EIF 4 Y \ L \ r 5.

have known and watched the use Of swifts
Specific tor over fifty years and have never known
or heard Of a failure to cure Blo0d-Poison when
properly taken. used IT on my servants from
1850 10 1865, rs did also a number Of my neig"-
bors and I'm every case si.st came within my know
ledge Il esected a Ir all my life have never
known q remedy that would 30 fully accomplish
what II IS recommended to do.
III. l.. DENNAHD. Perry, Ga.
THE GREAT DRUG HOUSE OF CHICAGO.
We do not hesitate to say that for a year past we
have sold more of Swift's Specific SIS. 81 than all
other blood-purIfers combined. and with most as
toni,hing results One gentleman, who used half
dozen bottles. says that IL has done him more good
than treatment which cost him $1,000. Another,
who has nsed II for ScrOfulous affection, reports
a permanent cure from lis use
VAN SHACK, STEVENSON 4 co.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
sSE'- Write for the Little Book which will be
mailed free. So zo-i"
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Destructive Fire I'm ConstantInoplc.


CONSTANTINOPLE, September 26.-A fire
in the Kadie Kcni quarter Of tins city last
night DESTROYED 900 houses.
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CHICAGO, September 26.--rlour unchanged.
Wheat unsettled aud gederaliy lower; regular,
q4kc september; No. Chicago spring, tsc.;
No 9 red winter, o3c. Corn lower. 494&gapsc.
cash and september. Oats steady at 2Iase. Pork
quiet at <lO.la@si0.3O cash aud september
Lard oasIer; s7,ep cash aud september umk-
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UNDERWEAR.

sE- Write for the Little Book, which will be
mailed free. So zo-i"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-09-22
American Newspaper annual.

The American Newspaper Annu-
al for 1888, from Messrs. N. w.
Aver q Son, of Philadelphia is a
valuable publication. It's especial
ly valuable to Il newspaper Office
and could be found of practical use
in other places. 1t has a carefully
prepared list of all the newspapers
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and Canada arranged in admirable
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those wishing TO subscribe for, or
ascertain the name of, religious, ag-
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LEGATIONS. Trade journals are ar
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gives also the population of the
United States, and Information of
IA political, mining and agricultural
nature in reference to soil, location,
area, ETC., making it particularly
suitable for counting-room and Office
collection of books of reference.
Price, 80.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-09-22
COoK-WILLIAMS.

The following is a special to the
Courier Journal of the 18th inst. from
Henderson, KY:
A notable wedding takes place in
this county tonight. DR.. A. S.
Cook, of Wayne county, this State,
nlarries Miss Maggie P. Williams,
daughter of Mr.. Elisha Williams.
The Williams family is one of the
old aristocratic families of Ken
lucky, and the bride unites TO a
queenly appearance winning social
grace and the highest intellectual
qualities. The newly-married cou-
pie will leave for Wayne county to-
morrow.
The bride has visited GAINESVILLE
and is well known and much liked
here. She is a sister of Mrs. r. E.
McCulloch, of this city.
The Henderson Reporter of the
10th inst, says of the marriage:
On Wednesday morning we
learned of the quiet marriage on
the evening before, of Miss Maggie
Williams, of Zion, and DR.. A. l..
Cook, of Monticello, KY. The GER
emory was. performed at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, and
the happy pair took their departure
from Henderson early Wednesday
morning. DIR. Cook has taken from
Henderson county one of her most
accomplished daughters, and with
her went many sincere wishes for
her and his future happiness and
prosperity.