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PETIT JURA RS.

W G G Gresham, Prentiss; jack
Dent, Pontotoc; J, F, Anderson,
Alcorn; A G Hogan, Oktibbeha; Wis
liam Dick, Acorn; G " Higgins,
Noxubee; A H Blkney, Alcorn;
Richard B Smith, Prentiss; J S
Chancellor, Chickasaw; W A Wystt,
CLAY; James Malone, Sr, Clay; Tom
Meadows, Tishomingo;John Connslly,
Lowndes; Z B Mnbry, Lee; T "
Mosby, Lownde7; c A Hogan, Ok.
tibbeha; W S Williams, Chickasaw;
NJ Rife, Clay; Robert B Smith,
Prentiss; ] W Peck, Monroe; Corne,
ius Handy, Lowndes, B Farnandis,
f B Fort, Lowudes; John Hodgens,
Clay; J B Ballard, Tishomiogo; r
" Muslin, Lowndes; Ihos, Kennedy,
Clay; NJ I Gardner, Chickasaw; v
NJ Smith, Prentiss; NJ Rcdus, Oktib
behu; j G Carroll, Oktibbeha, W J
Moon, Tishomingoi W CsImeso,
Noxubee; RaudIe Mcleod, Noxuheo;
George Il Bvens, hemper; W D
O Neal, Alcorn; Rice Bell, Monroe;
j R Lees, Itawambs; j I Thornley,,
Tishomingo; W I Lowry, Pontooc
W NJ Smell, Lowndes; r H Bo1rlaud,
Itawsmba; 7 j Benson, Itswamba;
W J Burt, Tishomingo; T G EYum,
Clay; W L Cunningham, Alcoru; E
W Warning, Lowndes; B J K'zer,
Prentiss.
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The matter Of subscription to the
Electric Light Company was brought
before the Board, and after due con-
sideration, it was ordered by the
Board, that the city subscribe for
four lights, one to be located at the
crossing of Commerce and Maple
streets, and one at the crossing Of
Commerce and Meridian streets :;
both to be run all night, at a cost of
75cts per night, each the other two
to run half the night at cost of so
cents each, and to be located at what
ever points the Board may hereafter
designate. The said lights to be op.
Grated for period of twelve months,
Provided the cost of same does not
exceed $62500.
The resignation of officer W. H.
Kidd, of the police force, Was present.
ed, considered and accepted to take
effect April LIST, 1884.
W i - NJ
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We do not favor reducing the cotton
area single acre, but we protest against
any contraction of the limits of the corn
field. The problem of Southern progress
and supremacy is to be settled at the
corn crib and the smoke-house; when
they are filled with home products, cot
ton is king.
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We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. w. f. flaming, of Natchez, in
the city on Saturday. He is canvass
ing for the sale of that excellent
work, 'Iife and Times of S. S. Prem
tiss," one Of Mississippi's most elo-
quent sons.
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The steamer Lille Lou departed
from Aberdeen on Saturday morn
ing, for Town Greek. She will take
on cargo of lumber at Johnson's
Mill, which was sawed out and fin
ished two years ago for building a
steamboat, and it will be offered for
sale in the Mobile market or used
for making new hull to that vessel.
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We are informed by Capt. W. H.
CLoPToN, deputy United States Mar.
shall, that there is fair docket for
the April term of the Federal Court.
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TE were unable to learn anything
from the Starkyille papers last week
in regard to progress of work on the
Canton, Aberdeen & Nashville Rail-
road. We learn, however, from Capt.
W. H. CLoPToN, recently returned
from the vicinity of Blanton's Gap,
that another great land slide occur
red at that troublesome piece of road
few days since, completely cover
ing the track which had been perma-
nently laid down.
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Plane Tuning. Etc.

Twill be in Aberdeen soon, and will
tune all Pianos sold by me on last trip,
free of charge. Parties contemplating
the purchase of Pianos and Organs will
save money by waiting for me. Leave
all orders for tuning with Mr.. B. @.
SINS. MONTE PICKENS.
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itching piiss-Sympten. aud Cure,

The symptoms are moisture, like perSpiration
intense itching, increased by scratching; very
piu-worms were crawling in and about the rec
tunn; the private parts are sometimes affected.
II allowed to continue very serious results may
follow. "SWAYNE'S OINTMENT" is pleas.
ant, sure cure. Also, for letter, Itch. Salt
Rheum, Scald-Head Erysipelas, BARRIERS Itch
Blotehes all Scaly, crnsty Skin Diseases. Box,
By. mall 80 cts; 3 for SIPS. Address, DIR,
March l3th.-iy
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a Valuable Chilli Tonic.
DARDANkLLs ARk., J an. Il, 1855,
II. 4, r Gjasot & %.

HNIIN \ hIII ~ Z Mn, j an, I I, IBN3.
II. 4. r. Gi-sot, & %.
10" settle, ny.
Gents-Send Immediately hy rail one gross
HUGHES Tonic You ask Tor what quantity Of
HUGHHs Tonic am handling. | sold during
1882, seven and one.quarter (7l.) gross and
could have sSld more had l not been OUT Of II on
several occasions. 1t is the leading Tonic In
this country, and always will be from the fact
that II gives the best satisfaction. As for Ger
tincates OF cures could. if had desired have
gotten You any amount of them You are AT
liberty to use my name in regard to what say
OF theTonlc us you please,
(Signed) MN. GROOM.
Prepared by r. A. Robinson & Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Louisville, Ky Sold at Wholesale by
leading Wholesale Druggists, and AT retail by
Or >. w. Eckford, Aberdeen, NJ ISIS. Retails at
81 90 per bottle, six bottles for So. 90.
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DR.. G. M. TINDALL, of this city,
took his departure on Friday for Fort
Worth, Texas, where he will engage
in business as pharmacist, a pro-
fession in which he has few superiors.
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SEVEN thousand acres of land ly-
ing between Aberdeen and Parham's
Store in the northeastern portion of
the county, which were sold to the
State two years ago for the taxes due
on them, we're sold last week, to a
person residing outside of Monroe
caunty for the amount of State tax
due when sold. A few days later
deeds were made conveying the same
lands to a syndicate, for six thousand
dollars cash. These lands are located
in the vicinity of the line of the Can
ton, Aberdeen & Nashville Railroad
when extended north of Aberdeen,
and are very valuable for their timber.
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KHNSLOW OIL.

Sold by SHELL & co. has no equal for
safety from Explosion or Brilliancy of
fame, and they guarantee prices as low
as any HIGH Test ARTICLE DAN BE SOLD
in Aberdeen, no matter what the price
may be. Therefore do not be induced
to buy an oil without reputation, when
you can get the
BEST OIL KNOWN
In the business for the same or less
money.
(m'h20f) SHELL & co,
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COTTON slfIPBIENTs.

The shipments Of cotton from Alb
erdeen for the season commencing
September LIST, 1883, up to Wednes-
day, March 26th 1884, amounted to
1916 bales,
The following we're the shipments
to corresponding dates in former
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A fine line Of
-gsg'STRAW HATS. Gel
Just received ut
MT. ROY g. CASTERS.

AMONG other shipments from Alb
erdeen by rail last week, were seven
hundred sacks Of cotton seed, twenty
two hundred pounds of hides and
one hundred and sixty-eight empty
barrels. The barrels, we presume,
had contained vinegar or something
quite as ardent.
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e. 0. SYKES, President.
R E. Houston, Secretary.

Do not yield to the opportunities
of any butcher OF cattle speculator
who seeks to buy your cows or heifer
calves. They are worth moro to you
than to any other man, and they will
pay a better interest upon the time
and attention you devote to them
than any other property you have.
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A splendid line of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, q
sl5. 5. BAUMGARTEN.

The Vicksburg Post of the 18th
inst, pays the following handsome
compliment to cur gallant and elo>
quept fellow>citizen:
There are few instances where a lender
has suffered us creditable defeat as
that of senator r. o. Reynolds in his
tight against the narrow-mined and ma
llcious course adopted by the Legislu-
ture. In contrast with the spiteful and
sIlly clamorings of the Legislative rabble
ms action through the session is refresh
Ing to contemplate.
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Mr.. @. @. BRUoKNER departed on
Tuesday morning for Pittsburg and
Cleveland, for the purpose of pur-
chasing the machinery for the Elec-
trio Light Company of this city.
While in those cities he will familiar
ize himself with the workings of the
machinery and operate it when es~
tablished here. By the way the stock
in this enterprise is already on 8
boom and is advancing daily.
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Why don't somebody start the
sprinkling cart? II we can't have
enough rain to "settle the dust" ars
tificial means should be emplowed.
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---TORCHON, POMPADOUR,
And other novelties in Laces, that has
ever been shown in this market, and at
far lower prices.
(m26tf). STERN BROS.
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Fresh and pure Sweet Milk is cheaper
than meats and more healthy. Give me
your orders and it will be delivered from
my milk cart to any part of the city.
Price low. j. W. WILSON.
ISept. 81 If.
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B3"A FULL AND COMPLETE As
SORTMENT of FISHING TACKLE
JUST RECEIVED BY
(m'h2O. SHE'LL & co.
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FOURTH WEEK.
Jurors ofthe District Court
GRAND JURORS.

The following is list Of the Grand
Jurors, for tue April term Of the
United States District Court, Eastern
Division OF Northern District OF Mis-
sissippi, which couvenes on the first
Monday Of April:
E. T. Douglas, Pontotoc county,
D. j. Smith, Tishomingo; A TCook,
Gishomingo; W. B Caldwell, Ponto-
toe; J, Y Thomas, Itawamba; J. NJ.
Thompson, Clay; John 5. Tubb.
Monroe; Carroll Harris, Hill Side; r.
Heamon, Lowndes; j. c. Nelson,
Lowndes, L. W. Smith, Nozubee;
W. H Montgomery, Oktibbeha; c.
W. Stegall, Pontotoc; G L Springer,
Itawamba; I L Barfeld, Kemper; G.
J Parham, Monroe; H A Fox, Okib
bebe; A Carlisle, Chickssaw; Moses
B Smith, Lowndes; J B King, Pom
totoc; Bluford Raper, Itawamba;
John W Gardner, Lowndes; George
W Merrill, Kemper, A H Biakeney,
Alcorn; j f Glasgow, Tishomingo;
Geo W Bashaw, Monroe; W W
Deatherron, Noxubee; r NJ Dean,
Tshomingo; J VI W Gertney, Tisho-
mingo; W r Pitts, Poutotoc.
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To be successful in all undertakings In life, of
whatever name or nature vigorous bodily health
is essential, and clear head. These are youch-
saied to all If they. will practice the hygienic
rules so clearly set forth in that popular mcd,-
Preservation"
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The City Of NIuidOn.

BY act of the recent legislature,
our little neighbor Muldon, at the
terminus of the Aberdeen Branch
Railroad, was enabled to assume the
airs and Importance of an incorporat-
ed town, and forthwith proceeded to
the election of full corps of off,
Gals. The several positions were
filled at recent election as follows:
Mayor-James Mcconnell.
City Marshall. G. Jarman.
Board of Aldermen-F. L. Paine,
]. G. Cunningham, J. J. Carothers,
J. NJ. Trotter and John Walker.
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A CHILD'S GREATEST ENEMY Is WORMS
Who can calculate the misery and suffering g
Child has to endure who is infested with wJrm,S
Shrluers Indian Ncrmituge will destroy and
expel worms from both children and adults
OnlY 25 cents a bottle.
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Do not fail to examine and price our
CLOTHING before purchasing else
where. We can suit you in Quality,
Style and Prices.
(m7.j ROY & EASTER.
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The following is d list of the Petit Jul
ror- drawn to serve at the term Of the
Circuit Court commencing ON the first
Monday in May:
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Twill deliver pure, fresh Sweet Milk
at any residence in the city, twice eacs
day, to those desiring 1t, at the moth
reasonable prices. J. W. WILSON.
Sept. 21-tf.
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Coughs Colds, Catarrh, COnsump-

All Throat, Breast,and Lung Affections
cured by the old-established"SW AYNE'S
WILD-CH ERRY." The first dose rives
relief, and cure speedily follows. %
Cts,or ,l.OO,at Druggists. March l3-ly
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BeH~A handsome assortment of
LADIES, MISSES and OHILDREN'S
HOSIERY
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The Board of Supervisors was in
special session on Thursday, being called
for the purpose of taking action in re-
gard to the iron bridge. The steamer
Lille Lou was at our wharf, bound for
the lower river, and the bridge is in such
condition as to render an attempt to
turn the draw extremely hazardous, if
at all possible, and the water is too high
to admit of her passage under the bridge,
even with her smok stacks turned down.
Commissioners were appointed at the
last regular term of the Board, empow>
cred to place such repairs upon the
bridge as will render it perfectly safe for
travel, and afford no obstruction to
navigation, but they have not yet had
sufficient time to accomplish anything.
At as early moment as possible the
structure will be put in the very best
condition, regardless OF expense, and
the steamers may come and go at their
will and pleasure.
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Cotton Market

March &c, 1884,
New York-Middling IL 3-l6
New Orleans--11
Mobile 1917
Aberdeen-10L
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For clean and easy SHAVE. go to
JOIN NELSON. His "Sea- Foam, or Dry
Shampoo" which he gives to every GUS
toner free OF charge, is worth the money
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USE THE PERFECTION SAFETY
COAL OIL


There is no coal oil in the State to COM
pare with it; there is no Kinslo,o Oil in
the town. Not one single gallon of Kins-
low oil has been sold in this place in
twelve months or more. The highest
test oil on sale heretofore. is $50 test.
The PERFECTION OIL is
-175 FIRE TEST
Ills safer and purer than any other oil,
and just as cheap in price as the cheap
est Oil in the markets.
Don't fail to try it; pour ont your old
oil, pct in new wick. and give it fair
test. For sale only at
J. W. ECKFORD'S,
(mch26.) Phoenix Drug Store.
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CHRArEsr FASHION MAGAZINE in the world
100 large pages, pages new music, 1000 ems
cravings each Issue. 80 otnts per year; single
copies Is cents. STRAwBRlDGR IL CLorHIEp
8th and market Sts.. Philadelphia. a26, 's3.
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At extremely low prices, at
(m29tD. STERN BROS.
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"a Celebrated Case :"

1t seems probable that Mr. Michael o'Connor,
OF Galesburg, Ill, is not related to the cele-
brated Charles 0'C0nnor. He says "SAaAR-
ITAN NERvINE cured me ef dyspepsia aud gen.
Cral debility"
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For Clean, Easy Shave go to

For a Clean, Easy Shave goto
JOHN n ELSON.
learned the trade in one of the largest
cltles IN Europe, and for long time
worked in the best Barber Shops in the
United States. Please give me trial.
If you want n shave
As good as Barber ever gave,
just call at my saloon
Az early morn, eve or busy noon.
My shop is neat, my towels clean,
Scissors sharp and Razois keen;
And all that art and skill can do,
If you just call I'll do for you.
Respectfully,
(al6.) JOHN NELSON,
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Mr.. @. J. HUoK, General Superin>
tendent of the Louisiana Telephone
Company,was in the city on Tuesday
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Leaveyour orders for pure, fresh Sweet
Milk with Mr.. ]. W. WILSON. He will
deliver it at your own door, twice eae'l
day, lat the most reasonable rates. ST. q
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SHELL & COMPANY keep d full
Stock of
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,
And everything pertaining to that line
OF business, and have the well deserved
reputation of selling them at the most
reasonable PRICES, and are always thank
ful for the patronage they receive. 90.
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Fall and Winter Goods!
Oar Former Eftor IL Excelled!

We have now ready for inspection, n
full and varied stock OF such seasonable
goods as our long experience suggests
as best adapted to this market, aud at
such prices as will satisfy all.
(s24tf J. METZGER eco.
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FRENCH and ENGLISH CASH.
MERES in all the new Shades, at
$40. s. BAUMGARTEN.
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The Canton Citizen complains that
that town has young lady so modest
that she turns her head when she pnsses
a pile Of undressed lumber, - WsSt Point
NstO Era.
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E1TOt1r line pf-

By Our line Of
-DRESS GOODS
is full and complete, and we especially
B3y~ INVITE THE LADIES zess
to call and examine the assortment.
(s24d,) j. METZGER co
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LIST OFI.EETEIks

Remaining uncalled for at the post ofii,e
in Aberdeen, Miss, for the week ending
Friday March q, 1854.
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ALEXANDER the Third, Gar of
Russia, celebrated his 30th birthday
on the 18th inst.
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knights of Honor,

TUREKA LODGE No. Helmets First and
~ Third Tuesday nights In each month.
GEO. G. PAINE, Dictator.
L n. MARKS, Jr. Reporter
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FANCY PRINTED
All Of which were bought before the re-
cent advance in Northern prices, and
will be sold cheaper than ever, at
m16u. STERN BROS.
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My entire stock was bought for
SPOT CASH, AND WILL BE SOLD
CHEAP.
s12. S. BAUMGARTEN.
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Proceedings City Council.
CALLED MEETING.

MAYORS OFFICE, Aberdeen, MISS. J
March 18th, 1854.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING 9noFiu
10 Spruce Street, New Yorr.
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gsS~ LATEST NOVELTIES OF sss
~ THE SEASON IL
Just received splendid assortment
Of
EMBROIDERED DRESSES
BoTH WHITE AND FANCY,
And at the very lowest Prices, at
(m26-tf.) STERN BROS.
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knights of Pytbias.

POLIO LODGE No. I4-meets First and
N Third Wednesday nights In each month.
A. W CARTER, G. G.
y. g. HENLEY, X. of r. and 5.
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When calling for the above please say
advertised.
J. w. LER. Post Master
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20.
knights Golden Rule.

CAsTLE GREGG, No. los--meets Second and
u Fourth Monday nights In each month,
J. G. MCFARLAND n. @.
/. Y. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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The best WATCHES at
Il. g. BUCHANAN & co,

March 12-1m.
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PETIT .EIE&OR&.

Representative, LIST District
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The School Boards Meeting.

The regular meeting of the School Board was
held last night. The committee on finance and
auditing reported the allowance Of bills to the
amount of "a, al. SO. The committee on build
ings and grounds was authorized to insure the
school property of the city at SO per cent
of its appraised value. The contract for heat
ing the new High-school building
by steam was awarded to Knight
& Jillson at a cost of 81, 900. The committee on
the appointment of teachers reported that Miss
Lolita Holman had been appointed teacher of a
halliday school in building No. 16. The ap-
pointments of Mrs. Isabel Ferguson, Mrs. Laura
b. Alexander and Mrs. w. H. Furnis, as perma-
nent teachers, were confirmed. A proposition
from a firm of Chicago brokers to advance to the
board money on the temporary loan of $3.50 600
at a discount of six per cent, and a commission
Of ] per cept, was referred to the committee on
finance. and they were authorized TO act as they
might deem advisable.
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Sill Ahead.

BLAINE and Morton hats at Seaton's hat store,
20 North Pennsylvania street.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

John @. McQuiston has made an assignment
to James Hart for the benefit of his creditors.
His liabilities are given at 1915, and his assets
include $3.50 in cash and FIVE acres of lard near
the city.
Judge Howe yesterday granted Lillian T.
Heath a divorce from Ambrose G. Heath, on ac-
count of drunkenness, and she was given the
custody of their child.
A jury has returned for the defendant in the
damage suit of Mrs. Mollie Russell against the
Panhandle Railroad Company. She wanted
$40. 900, on account of the death of her husband
in an accident while he was conductor on the
road.
Judge Norton yesterday sent Susan Turner,
aged fourteen, to the Female Reformatory for
four years, for stealing clothing, and Charles
johnson, an incorrigible juvenile WHO stole
cigars, was sent to the House of Refuge.
Mary J. Fletcher, aged sixty-four, an inmate
of the City Hospital, has been declared insane.
Her alteration is of twenty years duration, and
she has recently become so violent as to make
restraint necessary. She imagines that some
body is trying to kill her, and spends much of
her time in search of her daughter, who has
been dead many months.
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WORSTED KNIT GOODS.
ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES. 81
PE77IS. BASSE77 { Co.
why He Wants a Divorce.

Stephen A. D. Kitley has applied for a legal
separation from his wife, Ottalie, to whom he
was married in October, 1882, accusing her of
cruel treatment. abuse and neglect. He alleges
that 'sher general course of conduct toward
plaintiff has been such as to make his home and
his life unhappy, and that said cruel treatment
continually increases in intensity and frequency,
although this plaintiff has, at all times, endeav-
ored to please and satisfy said defendant, and
has conducted himself in an orderly, quiet and
conciliatory manner, and in all things acted the
part of a faithful and loving husband" He also
asks the custody OF their child, aged eight
months.