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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17
Nature CleanScs

The system, II given an opportunity,
but very few persons find time to give
nature chance and 30 the blood,
which IL the great drain for carrying
away impurities becomes 20 clogged
with disease that unless some help ID
given It, the person will he affected by
blood poisoning and suffer with Pim-
pies, Boils, Carbuncles, Cancers, Scro-
fula, &C.. and often die without help.
Save yourself frein nlD this suffering
and loss Of time by using Rurmclee's
Blood Purifier which prevents all dis
eases in the system. Large bottles /. 90.
Sold by e. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17
RuptWc.

To those suffering from Hernia or
Rupture in any Of It various forms
and having tried all the different kinds
IF Trusses without relief, we say sm6er
N M.nuisct;uring sgsa; hs S Company % 8sdensSurs burg
n. ". Will guarantees Z cure. Their
rsmedIes-the RUPrURE PLATTER and
HEALING CoMPound are = positive cure
no surgical operation or detentlon from
buslpess. Send 6 cents for free
book on Rupfurs which contains full
lp{ormafioa, Hold BY ~ Drqegist
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

Coon, Russell & Go. have removed
the old shed at the rear of the lot on
which the store building stands. 1t
makes good improvement.
At the annual school meeting, Mon
day evening, f. Coon, J. ID. Garland,
Il. b. Kinne and G. Il. jackson were
elected trustees.
s. E. Dickens, of Eden, was in town
Saturday, ind stopped till evening, as
sisting the boys materially In organiz-
ing the Blaine and Logan rally.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

ent miraculous" as many Of his cures
are the most remarkable that recent
centuries have seen and his opinion In
very critical cases may be regarded az
final. There appears to be destiny In
DIR. Sweets diagnosis Of disease; he reads
the internal condition of patient the
same as you read an open bOok."-
Muskegon Daily Chronicle.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17
We are AnYiOuS

That every young lady should know
what q delicate and harmless beautifier
Is to be found I'm Hdmilton's Oriental
Balm. 1t is absolutely harmless, and
1t makes the complexion so soft, and
brilliant, SO surely removes all Tan
and Freckles that one needs only to
give it trial to be convinced Of its
merits. Only 80 cents per bottle.
Sold by E. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17
WANTED.-2 Million Shaved Shin
giles. Inquire mt
FOSTER, BLACKMAN d Co.'s.

The Republicans of Elk township
will hold caucus at Elk, ut 2 o'clock,
next Monday afternoon, July 2lst
We presume the intention IL to choose
delegates to both the delegate and NOM
mating conventions; but the commu-
nication, signed by M. A. Neilan,
Chairman and z. A. Wallinger, Secre-
tary Of the township committee, did
not say.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

Mothers and Fathers, Brothers and
you eoos trade the Ths S
has never called you into their Store
have placed upon our counters one
The same in boys suits aged from 3 to
l6 years. Extra short pants SOC to
$1.60. MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

The Mammoth Clothing House
trade is always good, wet weather or
dry weather, stormy or pleasant, trade
Is good at Chase's Popular Clothing
House. There must be some reason
for it; we feel good over it, for we be-
lieve we have the confidence of our
customers and that is better than fancy
prices. The One-price Mammoth
Clothing House, Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

Luther Republicans will have rally
next Thursday evening, July :ith;
with torchIight procession, music,
speeches, &e. Pole.raising i'm the af.
ternOon. A good time is anticipated.
Street Commissioner Winters has
commenced laying down two cross
walks at corner Of Michigan avenue
and Eighth street; one opposite the
court house and one, corner of Michi-
gan avenue and Seventh street.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

The'head men" of the C. IL w. NJ.
n. r., were up to Baldwin, yesterday,
by special train. We understand that
General Manager Kimball has re-
signed, and that Mulliken, of the d.
J.. d N. r. r. takes his place. 1t is
said that work of surveying for the ex-
tension northward begins, next week.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

DR.. K. G. Sweet, Surgeon-in.cheif Of
the American Medical and Surgical
Association, will again visit Baldwin.
and have rooms at the Baldwin Ex-
change, Saturday, July 70. Read what
the papsrs say about him. Go early,
II you would 10 sure to sss him. ''The
doctor IL . graduate Of three medical
colleges and has his diplomas fron the
same. Since the Doctors advent In
Muskegou he snatclned many from the
Jaws Of DEATH that have been aban-
doned BY others lees competent He
tIpesrs sndovsd VIII powsu "sppAr-
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

!. B. Skinner, General Agent, and
i. B. Brewer, Special Agent for the
Michigan Mutual Benefit Association,
of HIllsdale, are In this place, organic
Ing district organization of the above
association. This company has been
organized 81 years, and b paying all Of
it, lossesin fall, and Mt a cost which all
can carry. We recommend 1t to the At
tention ofal
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

A. G. Allen, OF Nirvana, was In
town, little while, Saturday.
DR.. w. b. Mott is on the sick list,
this week.
Foster, Blackman & Go. are offering
fine inducements to their customers In
the line Of clothing. Go and see.
The wife and children of Rev. John
Morley, of Chase, were In Baldwin,
over Sunday, on their way westward
to join Mr.. M.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

Farmers If you have any fat stock of
any kind to sell, let me know, and /
will pay you the highest cash price.
A. G.. GOEHREND,
Baldwin Meat Market.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

Simple justice requires that DeLand's
Soda and Saleratus should be given
the leading place In the public esteem.
1t has been, and is, one of the greatest
health promoters of the age.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

Farming lands for sale within three
miles of Luther at "a. and $5. an acre.
Long time and easy terms, call on II.
w. Marsh or G.. w. Helms at Canfield's
r.. r.. 7 miles north of Luther.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

Full set DecOra ted china SO pieces
given away to u purchaser Of one
pound of Forest City Baking Powder
ut FOSTER, BLACKMAN & Co.'s
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

Cmnned Goods cheap and good!
We are selling Sugars way down to
Rock Bottom Prices.
FOSTER, BLACKMAN d Co.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

TO SUBSCRIBERS:-An X dra,On
across this item, or before the address
on sOrspper, Nth pen or p encH signifies
ttat your subscriptions has erpired, and
that renewal is respectfully solicited
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

Another Lot of that nice Apple But
ter, Currant and Raspberry Jelly, just
received. at Fred. Roberts Bakery.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

Vegetables, Fresh and Moe, re-
ceived from Detroit every week by ex-
press. BALDWIN MEAT MARKET.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

I. Hamburger has goge East, to pur-
chase new goods.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

G. w. Thompson keeps Sibley's
Choice Garden Seeds, in bulk, or pack
age. West Of the Occidental.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-07-17

Try Iceland Moss Candy, for Coughs
Best thing In the market; at
+. RoBERTs'
Bakery d News Depot.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-04
The Sermon Was Good-but the Text

Not long ago we heard a clergyman
relate this story; The deceased had
been young man and a wild one at
that. He died as the result of spree.
Still he had many redeeming qualities.
He was noble-souled, big-hearted fell
low, who would do anything for
friend, and who was generally popular
despite his failings. The church was
crowded to hear what the clergyman
would have to say His numerous
friends even threatened an unpleasant
demonstration if lack OF liberality led
the minister into very pronouncedly
improving the occasion" There was
an expectant hush as the minister an
nounced his text: Died Abner as the
fool dieth." The sermon was tribute,
eloquent and evidently sincere, to the
character of the deceased His gener-
Gus nature was expatlated upon at
length-and then the clergyman simply
repeated his text: Died Abner as the
fool dieth." His goodness as brother.
son and friend were done full justice to
and in conclusion of this the clergy
man again said over the text Died
Abner as the fool dleth." His public
spirit, the gap his removal had made
in the community were not omitted
only to close with the inevitable words
of the text; Died Abner as the fool
dieth." The mourpers filed out. One
of the "boys' nudged another and in
quired what he thought of the sermon.
"The sermon" the other answered,
"the sermon was frst-rate; but what
textr"- Waterbury american.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-04

The Asiatic Museum of st. Pc
tersburg has bank-note probably
the oldest i'll existence. 1t is of the
Imperial Bank of China, issued by
the Chinese Government, and dates
from 1899 B. C. Chinese chroniclers
relate that bank-notes, or "fiying
money!" were current there as early
as 2697 B. c.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-04

In Germany man dare not cut
down the trees on his own land with.
out consent of the proper authorities,
so jealous is thu government in pre-.
serving forests.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-04
Church Directory.
CONGREGATIONAL

Preaching service every Sunday
at 1880 O'Clock a. m. and 600 p. m.
Sunday school at two o'clock.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at the ringing of the bell; all
are invited to attend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-04

The largest COW in America, it
is believed, belongs to John Pratt, Of
Chase County, Kansas, She is three
years old, twenty-five hands high and
weighs 1920 pounds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-04
METHODIST.

Services on Sundays at 2 and 7
o'clock p m. i; Sunday school at 10
O'Clock a. IN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-04

WHosoEvER is delighted in solitude
is either a wild beast or a god. Plato
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03
PAYING THE PIPER


When Massachusetts cnjoycd
the honor Of calling Ben Butler
Governor, Senator lloar and other
Selfrighteous citizens of that prig-
gish commonwealth signified their
desire 10 leave the State. They
were shocked that the rough, out.
spoken trooper should have accus-
ed the Republican ohicc-hoIdcrr,
who had so long had things their
own way, Of dishonest practices.
They were still more deeply shoek.
ed when hn pronounced the bulk
Of their learned professors char.
latans, and quoted bard figures 70
show the alarming prevalence d
illi:eracy in the State. They man
aged 70 beat Ben Butler last year
and they were happy. Tewksbury
was revived In ali It's glory, and
the Republican ofIicc-holdcrs re-
ncwed their efficiency. The result,
a. announced by the Boston Jour
nal, Is that the total tax for the
present year for State, county and
city purposes will show AN advance
Of - per cent. in one year, or over
s2ibO0,DD in groSs, and that the
rate Of taxation will be siS on ST.
OO0, a higher rate than the highest
reached during the war. vainglo-
~ ans cant ARE expensive luxuries
when INDUCED in under Republi
eau ofliee-holders IN the great
State Of Massachusetts,
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03


OIL fNlMH fNi Ell
E M
~ 81 si -
Ha iIaI iiNl M lefs ~
lE# MM HisAfR# M aFlaIhlF A. he
HHll44 HaN|Aa sHl ttH
ila4lIli4 THlmag Ista ~ maah
respect ksf sHa lffallf algWoAl sH
fH me / asIlf maffIea Aii thla.
- fhHhs HNlalHa tlas myii Hm
# sHlnHH #hse With HhNh ~
falmafs asHally maH44ls ~ ssl
lan . aFfal fei n ftifagaFaat
sAWfilgH #Hl lmili9s llHt whAn
~ falmazs Braeflakfs M point
iaIt flia fauses N Nhdsall ditMff
and l1Infs ietlie "ffes l0fe mllIea
aIHm NJ the gffafasf n ths
eausep, hs i woluily aHd W. pllal
ey regularly nllstHhen III
efaat clh9a n dIFHee IN flts
csnntry IL the l,aste and iuiempn
aHte With wbifli oAfIY marriages
are made and ihe utter latk n
moral dlseipIlDe afiefsafis 10 The
contracting pafiies Whom two
young pefDnF n exactly opposite
tasles ana tpmtcIameuts fush into
wed'lcd We. WlliI no other iwpulse
that their desire. can furnish, we
may expect 10 q very iew years ~
ree them divergiug Hi pnce that
must soonef o. later end in either
nominal ~ actual divorce. The
poper remedy fDf this Il the -.
tahlishmeni u a better standard "
marriage obligations the incuIca.
ting IN the Young clearer IDEAS Of
The duties of married life la is
relations ~ the community, the
race, and the individual. And
this, we take u, !, what Dr. Tai.
mage ought to do in bis pulpit,
anil let the ffee-love millennium
and other elimcfas alone.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

Da. II. 8. TASxEn. who created
= sensation BY fasting f,r frt,
days in New York Ia 1870, was IN
Cincinnati recently. He said, while
r.lating hisexpcricrccon that occa-
rion, that his object IN fasting was
MOI alone ~ show it, advantage as
q curv TT disease. His main idea
wns TO llleprove the natcrialistic
III, orY Of dependence of the mind
sr bFnin upon the body. He holds
that The body and brain arc dual,
and that the latter can nrt indie
pcndenily u the former. The old
echsul physicians he says had a
ground for their belief that msn
could mt exist moro than twelve
Or ffteen days without food, in the
cases q those who had died In
mines aud other places where they
wero cut off from supply Of food.
Nooe 81 these lived moro than
1lleen days. But, he claims, that
foar caused their death rather than
starvation. They believed that
they could livo just about 20 long
Without feed, and then they mus,
de. L 10 fear. he saws, that
s.esss g many deaths from
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03


11lIle tine f0r siIeftiug dele
gates D. The National Ijemsrnilc
fnnsenflOn al fI,icago appfuushes,
v,<A IHnIxmls Had lnen wHv have
The z.lsas-s n tie party and "
pfIneIpIes II heart, naturally be-
pin io east absii III seafeh a wu
dent. wise and weIIinfofmeJ men
" represent ~ In that assembly.
FOR faHDns. whiel, II may b. con.
ccsImI arc pretty sound, Che Demo
tfufic party u this State has moi
Iccn III the habit ~ appointing
among their deIeratcs either our
MONITORS or Representative in
Congress How long this rule
has prevailed, m whether u
was adopted a. q matter II party
policy. or has been The result n
q fear u inncied m seeming paH
tinIity. II unknown % ns Regard
less II tho reaans for such q Gus.
tom, and however well-foundcd ~
q gcrernl rule, II II certainly open
u objections and exceptions. l.is
~ the greatest importance that At
least some of the delegates should
be fully posted aud informed upon
all the political issues aud oxigcn.
rics u The ensuing campaign and
roynizant Of the drilt Of public
sentiment In the country-at.large,
both with reference 10 men and
measures. Other States hnve fre-
qucntly, II not usually, sent one or
,nore of their members Of Congress
~ delegates, for the reason, II j.
believed, that they being At the
seat Of government and in daily
association with representative
Sronl nearly every section Of the
country, and also necessarily
brought into constant contact with
citizens from every State in the
Union, they must be better In.
formed as 10 party policy and the
availability OF candidates for Pres
ldcnt than those who are not SO
fayorably situated. While we, as
general thing. oppos, adopting
any part u tho policy Of our oppo
neuls, wo believe In this matter
Democrats may well profit by the
example Of the Republicans, who
have selected as delegates 10 their
Presidential Convention about two
thirds q their United States Sena-
tor and probably half Of their
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

PopuLAn SUFFRAGE is at a dis
cosn. In the District Of Columbia
since the recent Negro-Rcpublican
Convention. Tho shamefiil fight.
Ing, wrangling, cat-clawing and
general display of barbarism on
the part " tho African contingent
conviaces the Republican leadcr'
that Washington City Is not OK.
actIy prepared for taking part in
general politics. The rude negroc,
of fihc capital have probably beer
dclnofalizad by their proximity tc
Congress.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

Gov. Cleveland Is severely cen.
surcd for committing the death
ssntenceof Mrs. IIaight, Of Sysa.
cusr. Her hair was said 10 have
grown gray during her confinement
In Jail. After being assigned to u
cell 10 the pcnitentiary Mrs.
lIaighi quietly removed wig,
disclosing a head Of rich brown
hair
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

A hleH fm1iY I|he Ii|H.|e
zIHalli sfszlhly ba FL aDl IHll}
FabfettblsIaf fha z#H uflAaHa
ssHlIs Expedition IA mf -.
I,Is npi 4 IsY ~ Iaus II nwsluz
II lilA matiu W. fllgili alIeH
- sle wefIil enf plplaeiHl fe#aitets
and eapafiiy I'aagla eeua'y
vobl'l surely pr,Gl b saell . tal.
uaI,Ie sxhlhlilon n her inseIesIs
and fcsouffsk
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

WHETHER she will or no, Miss
Julia Jackson IL bound 10 be
"boomeds as the coming American
belle. She has a fine figure. with
a bright, sweet face lit up by lu-
minous blue.gray eyes. and i
strikingly like her illustrious faith.
or, Stoncuall.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

MARX TWAIN now proposes to
plague the inventors OF the auto
graph April.fool hoax by publish.
ing in n pamphlet all the requests,
with caitieature portraits Of the
sendcrs aud brief biographical .es-
says, for which the sharp pen Of
Twain will be dipped in a mixture
Of yitriol and vinegar.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

CoSonraNAx RrAeAS. Of Texas,
the ex-Pozsmastcr General Of the
Confcdcracy, il never AZ his best
unless he has \ short string, with
the ends tied together. with which
he may employ his hands, pulling
and twisting. and working Il after
the cats cradle" fashion II he
does not have the string. hir next
ehoicc j. some Loose piecer II pal,er
which he f=nrs into biis. scattering
them about him until tho floor IN
his vicinity looks q though soIl
Of blizzard had struck Il.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

Washington, u, G., Dcc. -. 1881.
In. H. !. krSpatI. Co, Gents s--iusIng the past
year bad occasion to tFya rctrraI cases Of o<fnu<
formations such ~ spasins, rlissurf and cnft< aud
for sspeflmen lu the rTt easel flIsd your kcndallr
SPAWN tnfc. and 10 my great aspnIshmsnt II per-
formed the desired cure, scs then have used Il In
various case and have sesef found easr that Il has
mol produced tho dsrIrtsi rrsuir. am Veterinary
surgson hrrr, bcsn pfaeilelas - years. l can give
you The nanss of parties In this city fsf whom have
purchased yeui ren.sty shlch has pfsdursi the IA
vcFahle RESULT, msnionc II this letter Will b. Of
any adsan,aD uhr II as you ~ W.. iitsp'y yours.
1871 strsci. ]. n. waopatys. v. y.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

Arrrn bis twenty years in Con.
grcss,' Mr.. Blaine Is said to br
meditating supplementary work
70 be written by and BY and cnti.
tied Twenty Years Out ofCongreSs
and out Of Office aud public If,
altogether.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

spEAxixo Of the decline Of the
oyslcr product In the Middle and
Eastern reaboard States, a writer
rnys that the day may yet be with
living men when 4 do1cn oysters
will cost 4 dollar.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03
s=zzlr.AL-.'s s1,Avzav svrE.

Hue Grass yam. Polls Co., Mo. ftc x, iss1
DR. Il. J. KexDALL 60, Dear srs:--iIA<inv uxe<
your krdaIl's SPAWN Cure and As We have nearly
hundred head " hor-cs on thl- farm thonRht Il
my duty 10 write 10 you. | am hpfrr d1stpr nv
practice, having been in the horse busis over thirty
yeaft Ia this country aso IN England. have taken
Hale spasns ~ With my oxn preparation bit consider
your kendAlls SPAWN Cure far ahead of mine,
Would like 10 make arrangements with you 10 sell
your spasin tnrr also 10 use Il on this farm there
arc several mares here with bouc spNins. also
would like 10 Seli your hnoks Please give me your
hest terms your Keudnlls SPAWN Cure and books
BY the doxsn. A. your book does not give any rcne-
dy Tor Aart. on orser would Ike hear from you
Oh wsrlr. have muis With large bloody wart ON
the Inside of front lsg iar, shove The pasisru iols,
also colt eight n,ophs Old, Il was fat colt two
months $50 and uaw u IL nothing but skin and bone.
| irnt We thought II EDt kicked. II was lame in the
bind leg, tim IN The front lrg, then all over. doc
orcd II ferrach then fgr the rheumatism, nov Il l.
bruke ont on the beg. In and fins al the nsrr
like dlslsmper ain 'lociorng It now Tot tho dis
temper. II doe. no, eat hardly anything Hoping
youwlll give me all tho Information you can. on
| thsse points have csplansd 10 you ~ cnfly ~
convenient, Yours With respect,
| Saperlniendclt llluc Grnss rnrm.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

BLAIxE appears 70 b leading all
lhn hepuhlican candidates for
Presidents with Arthur : Eood
a111ci. nnll Lo6nn. EsImundo and
shsFnan bringing up shs rssF'
The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

'lafkHlllh W. Nl1hi lalsksfa
Wss l'gai - ha,e E i4ah'lgY
ii.lgsi hn iAlal satya lleensa
rim
ssa Albany i,as ~ ,aeabi iss.
hlfHeaa
Ks~eifstghs4 g3lxy VI fhs igw Ii
ifsHsHft
ylftsbafg has fepeslfa iba ies
D dfnnluffK
l'wt iiib.eo i q bays new
Bplsegpal church
A. J Iitown, n Sewton, bans =
three legged chicken
A joint sbek eeiDp pany wili l,aIli
q college NJ l'lltsb0fy
The Baptist ladira N Jnekmn
maIr sil0 W q festival
sevefal towns ccicbmlcd Con
Tolerate decoration day.
There are 2l23 Veterans u The
Mexican war 10 The State.
Hon. 4. Barksdale is a candidate
ior re election 10 Congress.
Hon. G. B. Mitchell, of PoniOloc,
Is a candidate for Congress.
Oktibbeha county has been sued
for railroad debt " s5sVJ.
A Meridian crank claims TO have
discovered perpetual motion.
J. +. Carter, of Perry county,
owns u flock Of over 20OJ sheep.
a hen egg the shape Of an hour
glass IL shown at Pass Christian.
The State Press Convention win
meet ai Jackson on ths iith inst.
The Methodist ladics of Lexing-
ton made $50 nel on two concerts.
Hon. John NJ. simonton, Of Lee
county, is acandldatc for Congress.
The grand jury Of Marshall
county found fitiy.six indictments.
The Natchex Fcnciblcs, u military
company, was organized so years
ago.
C0yGREssioSAL candidates are
thickly blooming out all over the
State.
Eighty houses have been built
in Meridian in the last three
months.
In Water Valley hoodlums have
broken nearly all the glass Of the
street lamps.
Not so much rs a peck Of seed
sweet potatoes can be found in
Oknb6eha county.
Hazlchurst and Crystal Springs
arc shipping large quantities Of
vegetables TO Chicago.
-,
ilic citizens q "a. jackson NC, oller q
the State Female College.
Az sorinili on the loth Lou.
rance saloon was purgiaflzedeis'o
.. II. smyth, Oh Liuueruaie coun'
~ uepn'y revenue collector u q
nepupiican candidate ior Congress
Near Edwards on The 2lst Sam
aiorrison' Scl' shot ana badly
wounded Maory sanders, sc), and
escaped
Near West Point on the 23l
Peter Reels shot Bob Miller three
times, wounding him slightly
Reels escaped.
/ The Macon Beacon tells of n col.
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