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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-20
Frank H-esIie's Sunday Magazine

For September opens with prouScly illustrated
article on The Bible in English" tracing HE
history of the English versions from Wycii's 10
the latest versions Accompanying this article
are portraits of thirty of the Old Testament Re
vision Company, and Wycf, Coverlae and
Tyndale, besides other Illustrations Iu~,ra-
tive papers on Madagascar" Picturesque Bis
of jamaica Warwic and its Neighborhoud, -"
and Scenes AT ChautaGqua Lake" will interest
the geographical student. Bernhard Klein, Au-
guste Panseron, Johann Simon Mayer and Sam
uel Parkman Tuckerman are skctchcd in the
Sacred Musicians series; THE Prodgal Son"
with two illustrations, is The subject oi the Par
able, and The Rival Kingdoms of Judah and
Israel the subject of the Bible History article
This last has seven fine Illustrations Adventure
is provided in Elephant Trapping in Cevon"
The AgSagcers or SwOrl-hunters, on the Nile
and The Prisoners Adventure Dr. Talmage's
sermon on The Boy Home" and his editorial
comments treat on fresh and timely topics. The
two serial stories increase in interest, and there
are several good short stories and poems, be-
sides an attractive and abundant miscellany.
Published by Mrs. FRANK LESLIE, Sd s. and 81
Park Place, New York City, at p cents II num-
Der, or ~ % year, postage paid.
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A,mre for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense Of
weight IN the back, loins and lower part of the
abdomen. causing the patient TO suppose he has
some affection of the kidneys or neighb"ring or
gans AT times, symptoms of indigestion
present, flatuency. uneasiness Of the stomach
etc. A moisture, like pcrspimtion, producing a
very ,lisagrceable itching, after getting warm
is IA common attendant Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once t" the application of
DIR. B0sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the Tumors,
alaying the intense itching, and etfrc,ing per
manen cure. Price so cents. Address, The
DIR. Bosanko Medicine CO., Piqua, o. Sold by
Mr. Lively Oily
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One stormy morn CHANGED TO meet
lassie 10 the town;
Her locks were likr the ripencd wheat.
Her laughing eyes were brown
watched her as she tripped along
Till madness filled my brain,
And then-and them knew twas wrong.
| kissed her in the rain.
With raindrops shining on her cheek
Like dewdrops on rose
The little lassie strove to speak
Ny bOldness to oppose;
She strove in vain, and. quivering,
Her fingers stole in mine;
And then the birds began To sing,
The sun beg IN to shine.
Oh, let the clouds grow dark above
My heart is light below,
lis always summer when We love,
However winds may blow
And I'm rs proud a. any prince,
All honor dsdain;
She says am her RAIN beau since
| kissed her in the rain
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An old physician, retired from practice having
had placed in his hands 10y East India missionary
the formula of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Of Consumption BrOn-
chtis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections also positive and radical cure for Merry
Debility and all Nervous Complaints after hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative powers in thou
sands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering will send
free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe in
German, French English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W. y MOVES l49
Ib'cer's Block, Rochester. " Y.
Nov IL 1884 eoW-ly
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An gmpOrtmni Discovery

The most important discovery is that which
hrn:~ rhr most good to the greatest number
Dr. Kings New Discovery tor consumption,
coughs and colds will preserve die health and
save life and is priceless boon t" the afflicted.
Not only docs il positively cure consumption,
but coughs, colds hronchris asthma, hoarseness,
and all affections OF The throat, chest and lungs,
Weld 4, once To lis wonderful curative powers.
II Won doubt this get a trial bolle tree, AT W.
A. RtWls Drug store.
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An End 90 lBOme ScraPing.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,, says
" Having received So much benefit from Electric
Bllcrs | feel it my duty Ia lei suffering hu naniy
know it, have had running sore on my leg
for cI.ht wears; my doctor :old me would have
10 have the bone scraped or leg amputa'ed |
used, instead. three bottles OF Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklens Arnica SIlve, and
my leg is now sound and we'll Electric Bit
TEL, are sold AT fifty cents bottle, and Bucklcn $
Arnica Slvc at % cents per box, by W. A.
Is
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GROCER IES.

We have not space to enumerttc the hal
OF our stock, but sugArs. cut-loaf. grannla
ted and cherry brown, IRON 6hc To l2kc-
and coffees. Rio. Cordova and "Old Gov
eminent Java" from loo To S3kc. can al
ways be found on hand. and our line ot
canned good. embraces eSyytAing that can
be found in any market We also have the
finest brands OF patent Hour, graham hour.
oat meal and wheaton grits, and the famous
"Brunswick Hams and breakfast strips,
dried beef Fulton Market Beef and smoked
tongues, all as cheap 81 they can b. sold
dny,ohsye.
saddles and Harness.
We have nice lot Of saddles and brides.
all styles and prices. and the hest buggy
harness for $40 ever sold here. Handsomely
mounted harness from $l2 To So Also
wagon harness and pillow gear from ST. Ia
$50.
HARDW ARE.
We have everything the farmer needs in
the way OF plantation hardware. Axes from
s5c to &l.25. Hoes. three -lZes from sc IN
dc Sweeps. II. Is. IS and ~ inches, from
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A Reliable Article.

For enterprise push and desire to get such
goods as will give trade satisfaction, NJ Lively,
the Druggist, leads all competition. He sells
Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, because
its the best Medicine on the market, for Coughs,
Colds, Group and Primary Consumption. Price
so cents and $lO0. Samples free.
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we have several hundred copies of the new
Constitution printed in pamphlet form, which
we will sell at 10 cents for single copies and one
dollar per dozen copies-cash to accompany all
orders tf
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CLOTHING.

plete. Embracing everything pr perly be
longing in this department, at loves
prices.
CLOTHING
We have q nice assortment Of spring ant
summer clothing. embracing linen, cassi
mere and cotton suits, all styles and
prices. from the cheapest to the hest.
BOOTS and SHOES.
Our stock in this line covers everything
needed BY anyone, whether In town or coun
try, from the heavy boot for farm Use al
s.. 90, to the full calf at IS. and the bes
brands Il brogsns and pillow shoes al 81. %
to the stylish Oxford Ties and button,
at Is and q Our line of ladies and misse.
shoes and slippers. in cloth, calf and mo
rocco, is complete, ranging in prices from
sc up.
OF al kinds. nom Sc to e. Wool, fur
straw and linen. and all OF the latest styles
Glassware aud CPOckevy.
Evcrythi in this line that you could
think of. and al r|ry cheap We also have
a large assortment Of tinware and wool
and willow ware. marked low,r than ever
before sold in Tallahassee.
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Fertilizer.

We invite special attention Of all who desire
fertilizers to the advertisement of the Madison
Cotton Ginning Company, now prepared to
furnish cotton seed meal, in quantities TO suit
purchasers
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Who want to get tirsi-cass article, ask for
Sedcnbergs "Crnr de Rose the only Seed
and Havana cigar in the market for cents,
and Scidenberg's Rhine Gold Cuban made
Havana cigars, which equal the imported, for
10 CENTS. AT NJ LIvEI.Y's
July 2:}-tf Drug Store.
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The best Stlvc in the world for cuts bruises,
sores ulcers salt rhcum fever sores, icticr chap
ped hands chhtns corns and all skin erup-
mons and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quirrd. 1t is guaranteed, I" give perfect -atsfac
lion. on money refunded. Price 81 cents per
box l9-ly
Sold hv " \ Raw Is druggist.
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DcAtu % NA"JOT JACKSON -. MASn.
Thomasvie Times, 18th
This well known and highly esteemed citizen
is dead. He died at IL! p. NJ on last Wc,lncs
day, al his home, in Duncanville, from the bite
of rattlesnake received ten hours previous
He went out in his plantation, about mile and
half from his dwelling, running line for II
ditch. He was accompanied by little grandson
and coOed man. The place WAS quite rough,
and while making his way through The bushes
the snake bit him near The ankle. The HORSES,
ridden by the trio, were some steps distant.
Major Mash succeeded in walking To his horse,
but already too sick and weak to mount He
was assisted into the saddle, when, by leaning
forward and clasplng the horse around the neck
he succeeded in keeping his position, while the
horse at full speed, carried him. BY This time
he was unable to walk and believed all efforts
to relieve him would be in vain. Stlmulnnls
and other remedies, however, were administered
and DIR. W. r. Robertson hastily sent for. His
opinion proved to be correct, for IN spite of all
efforts he continued to grow worse until death
relieved him. His sufcrings were OF HE most
intense character, but reason and consciousness
remained to the last
1t was strange rs well as Il sad coincidence,
that death should have ovrriakcn its victim on
his I'D birthday. He was % years old the day
OF his death. Major Mash has been prominent
and leading citizen at Thomas county for a long
series 0s years. He had n palatial home nj old
DuncanvIle where in ante bcllum days-as we'll
AS snCe-he dispensed with liberal hand that
hospitality which characterized the southern
planter of the olden time. The deceased
deacon in the Blplis; Church. The remains
were brought to town Thursday and laid t"
rest in Laurel Hill Cemctery the bura. service
being conducted by the Rev Mr.. rllci May
the Master bind up the wounded hearts at The
mOurntrs
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A wav We Editors Have.

We have received one ticket to the reception
by the graduating class at the rink tomorrow
evening As only one was sent it was probably
intended for the Office boy. The editors take
their wives to a reception Of this kind.
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pa,,ular meetings 1T I.EoN LoD0E No. 5,
~ sd E,.:y @ .d S5 sft I EG"% :"
'cocS f. W CLARK. n. q.
s,trud: =, ,v-,.u In Rs ;.
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WORKS. LIKE A CHARM -Chillarne works
like charm, did good from the first dose taken
John West, Postmaster and merchant, Lcesburg
Mo, Dec II, 1888. Sold by NJ. Lively, Drug
,i>t Tallahassee Fla 18-2W
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Senator Mrn. tl.r' ... was III the city
49,, ,,;. v.L
R.a,nl v,.,', ~, - ,t~7"s grow in IA
Every fn,,i', ncad.,-- ''- '"'I'r Will be found
Raw ,''- u
-ii'' ''''' =.
i Inc ''''e
on the Wrh.l.lD.,.
Ladies cau'- 4. erh.nt NcXic,n Female
Remedy : j.! w iAv"ly, Druggist, Italia
hasNte IA
1t - -F' ny ~ = ~ Pe'''i-
y those "h' ''... 4 10 H' una l"r re-
lI..t
,.,}.,..r, A.,u..u, y,i~. !, thirty inches
.-1 ,r,..,.,,ry r,,n, arm. is ,b,rtv inches
., u.w ,l.,.,.,l,,,. ar. n, work. oh ma.
Mast. o. ,,...,rr,,,. :.,a ana. Fancy ri, ,oese.
at H hanGc.il- = coz
1t yo! d"l Nc 'il', lfe-ihcnt, and don I
Ike TO SAY mas, i1'.'~ 1t hi sister : book
The Louis, EXPOSITION opened last Sat
urdaN. H. Ittt HHlI lhtilallt N-tC, utkclS good
10 relufn on i5' N,ntl five day. is SIS 10
Al Mrd.rr,- 4ttt,r,-ti IN tti- ;,Aper and most that
are moi .,y,r-.,d an De, md nj t.. Drnr St~r Of N
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Solt r., VI l'l,h. D,n',' :, T.ii',hoss...
Fla 1s2w
The worlt owes every man a living. it is
tu,. hul /, = 4 man bu>inc-~ To collect the
th,
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Hi''e 4 i'i'"'> an WISH I" 'hc LofsibtAN sane
~
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F'"
A. >lt- ~ >.ui At : a "a 4 e.,
-" Aluifcr,,liuu, IT. ,I.,mbt ger cheese have
been aj>eaytird" Tt: flavor at that dclicacy
h'> 'l.- tel ~ t" SUSPECT thu. >om' thing was
tie matter with tho Bi,mnr'klan food. We
Thought rntvhc It Wts aot pul"d uniil i: was
ovtf-i.I. bat 1t 1t i, ;,lulcra:si, that explains
Il
>'o'r- ar" g'in- liz ro AXE at l. C. larger &
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CHEwALLA, Tenn, Sept. 81, |

CHEW ALA, Itnn, sept. II, INS3.
C. + summons " Co, 81. Louis Mo-. Please
send me by first Express three dozen bottles
Chillarine Ii sells we'll
Yours respectfully, }. W. LknBErrER.
Sold by NJ. Lively, Druggist, Tall'has>ce
III, lS-2W
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Members of the Tallahassee Board of Health
viii please assemble at the Sheriff 8 Office, at
O'Clock P NJ, Monday, Angus, "a
G. w. BETToN President
so Dozen shirts
"ust reVelNen Al b. MEGISNIss JR.
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VI ASlpNlG'

u,,lar meetings Oi JACKSON LODGE
~ psl5 IN ,hc dr-i lnd thirc Mondays in each
month st - CO. W " McIN'fOsIi. Secretary,
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The Druggi is say: Mexican Female Rene
DIV sells like hot cakes" Miller Bros E,gan
Texas Sold by M. Lively, Druggist, Talalas-
see, Fla. 1S-2w
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On account Of the great demand for Bust's seeds,
have been compelled TO make my second orders Such
thing early In the season. IL unprecedented, but am
determined supply rybOdy with good rssA seeds
W. A. RAwLs
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OF Elegant Walnut Furniture just received, a
TALLAHASSEE FURNITURE EMPORIUM 1921
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT.-Your Female
Remedy cannot be exceled. heartily endorse
it, and my family physicians prescribe it. j. NJ.
Morgan, lola, Texas. Sold by NJ. Lively, Drug
pst Tallahassee, Fla. 1S-2w
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Da.,l4r meetings. nt Al ella ENCAMP.
70 !" Md IN. -..c3fP and Forth MDndav Ere
HE'r no So.rh mouth =, thu Lodge ON. al 8 O'Clock
a'gs 81 N GOOD -taniir@ are inv'trd IA attend.
All PsriSf'" J. FISH c. p.
- II ru,<, FY. .>rt'--
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10 Smokers

An old style Singer Sewing Machine, in good
order \ bargain. Enquire at FIoRIDIAN office.
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For Kidney TronhIen.
shirts! shirts!

, All physicians are now recommending Deep Rock
me gre" d"'tftc for sale ON draft by the gallon,
-
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" IL CuA> FY. >r''-
,,uE>C. r.. CIst RTH.

49,, sar,i,v a: u \ and t 3 and 81
? NJ ...1.oAN every Snndnv
snnia! =" & LAY, Pastor
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CURED MYSELF AND FAMILY.-Myself and
family have used your Liver Medicine with
great benefit for Sick Headache, and feel that We
cant do without it. We gave Il young lady
three doses for Torpid Liver and it entirely re-
leved her Rev. c II. Yates. Dover, Tenn,
February p, 1852. Sold by VI. Lively, Druggist,
Tallahassee Fla 1S-2W
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Until you have seen F. c. Gmorc's line O
goods all the latest styles, at lowest prices Is p
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The End of Life.

Why is death like the letter f: 1t is the end
of life Which often comes too soon when You
neglect TO check iiarrhpl or dysentcry with
Dr. Bggeis' IIucklebcrrv Cordial
Send 2-cent stamp TO Walter y. Taylor, At
lanla, Ga, for RiddeBook.
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Pipes and Smokers Goods.
large stock OF gtnmi' Briar Root pipes just receive
al RAwIs
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GBuSgies and Wagons

For sale by NJ. NJ. COBB
October = 1894. 25-t
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w. II. HASKELL Gro g. CHI
TALLAHASSEE NURSERY COMPANY.

Headquarters in Middle Florida for
LECONTE, KEIFER and other PEAR
APPLE AND PEACH TREES
Also large variety OF Shade and Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs.
Orchards set or laid out in best manner-Onincunx
Plan II desired-when every shall occupy the same
amount OF land, and lost space Trees line to su
the most fastdious Trees budded pruned grated in
best any varieties desired Satisfaction guar
anteed In the Qnncunx Plan every tree stands in the
angle of q triangle of equal sides and in the centre OF
aud equally distant from six others. Aug. 2-3w
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plete. Embracing everything pr perly be
longing in this department, at loves
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The Glen Falls $500 shirt
Caught az Last,

D. b. MEGINNl,s', JR.
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VESTS DEAD SHOT FEVER AND AGUE TONIC.


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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-12-23

ITEMS FROM THE SOUTH.

GEN. ROBERT TooMBs died at his home
in Washington, Ga, after brief illness.
Gen. Toombs' life was a notable one. He
served in the Twenty ninth, Thirtieth,
Thirty first and Thirty second Congresses,
in all of which he appeared as conspicu-
Gus figure. During the Thirty third Con-
gress he was elected to the Senate, and he
was re elected in 1859. He was expelled
from the Senate March IA, 1861, and be-
came soon afterward Secretary of War un-
der the Confederate Government, holding
also the rank of Brigadier General. Since
the war he has persistently refused to have
his political disabilities removed.
A COLLISION occurred twenty miles from
Atlanta, Ga, on the Georgia Pacific, in
which thirteen persons were killed, includ-
ing three children, and twenty or more
passengers badly injured, several fatally.
A DISPUTE between several miners at
Beaver Creek, KY. over the assignment OF
work, resulted in a free fight, during which
three men were shot and stabbed to death.
The City Bank of Houston, Tex, one Of
the Oldest financial institutions in that city,
and having paid-up capital Of $5O0,OO0,
has failed, with liabilities of over 81 900,
600; assets not stated. The affairs of the
suspended bank have been placed in the
hands of a receiver.
The negro jackson, who robbed and
murdered the family of Robert Smith, in
Montgomery County, Texas, was taken from
the custody of the Sheriff by mob Of sew
eral hundred men and hanged, after max
ing full confession Of his guilt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-12-23
POLITICAL CHAT.

IHE President sent the following nomi-
nations to the Senate: John Bigelow, Of
New York, to be Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States at New York; Franz Sigel, of
New York, to be Pension Agent at New
York.
The General Assembly of Virginia
elected John W. Daniel to represent that
State in the United States Senate for six
years beginning March 4, 1887.
THE joint ballot of the Dakota State Leg
islature for the election Of two United States
Senators resulted in the choice of Judge
Edgerton, Of Mitchell, and Judge Moody,
Deadwood.
The President sent the following nomi-
notions for postmaster to the Senate:. Ho-
ratio N. Cronkite, Clinton, Wis; John d.
Stevens, Carthage, ILL.,; Ambrose NJ. Miller,
Lincoln, I'll.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-12-23
MATTERS IN THE WEST.

THE Secretary Of the Interior has re-
quested the Attorney General To institute
suits u about forty additional cases against
cattlen,en for illegally fencing public lands
in Kan1as, Nebraska, Wyoming and Colo
RADIO. In many Of these cases criminal ac-
tions will be brought.
SENATOR MANDERsoN has introduced a
bill Ia the United States Senate directing
the Board of Managers OF the Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers to locate
branch of the home at some suitable point
in either Of the States Of Iowa, Minnesota,
Nebraska, Colorado or Dakota Territory
1t appropriates $3.50 900 for the purchase Of
grounds and the erection of buildings.
The Presbytery Of Hastings, Neb., has
deposed and communicated from the
church Rev. r. w. Smith, for neglect of
duties, false entries, opening letters not his
own, forgery, libel and embezzlement.
EDWARD GARR1TY was killed by the cars
Mt Perry, Iowa. His death was caused by
his own carelessness.
JASPER E. SWEET, who shot and killed
DR.. Waugh, Chicago physician. three
months ago over the alleged charge of Sc
ducing his wife, has been found guilty and
given two years in the Penitentiary.
A soUTH-BOUND express on the Utah
and Northern Railway was thrown from the
track half way between Butte and Market
Station, Montana. An examination showed
that rail had been broken completely off,
after the engine, baggage, mail car and
superintendent's car had passed over safely.
w. 0. Palmer, an employee of the company,
was instantly killed, and eight passengers
were more or less injured. The dead man
and the wounded were taken to Eagle Rock.
THE building occupied by J. Silberg &
Co., tobacco dealers, and the American Vars
nish Company, 13O East Lake Street, Chi
cago, was damaged by fire to the extent of
$40, 900; fully insured.
THE Supreme Court of Iowa overruled
the plaintiff petition for rehearing Of the
case of The State ex rel. Graham VS.. The
famous A. o. U. W. case. This settles the
contest in favor of the State branch Of the
order.
AT Chicago, Phillip Murphy, so years
old, while helping to make fast the steam
barge, George Spence, at her dock on Eigh-
teenth street, got his head between the dock
and the vessel and was literally crushed to
death.
THE principal barbed wire manufacturers
of the United States met at Chicago and
agreed to advance the price of all grades of
their product cent per pound, sucq sched-
ule prices to take effect ut once and con-
tinue in force until Jan. IA. 1t is probable
that on that date another advance will be
| made to meet the anticipated advance in the
price of plain wire.
FRANK HUNTER, 2s years old and pro-
prietor of the Hunter Bros livery barn at
Cooperstown, Dakota, committed suicide at
that place by shooting himself in the head
with 3S-caliber Smith 4 Wesson revolver.
The ball entered the head at the right tenn
pie, coming out just over the left eye, kill
ing him almost instantly. Business troubles
are supposed to have caused him to take his
own life.