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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-03-13

II your wife objects to kissing you be-
cause you smoke, simply remark you
know some girls who will. That settles il.
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c. y. n.rsuN NG1., N1 ErInbvry. X =.
:. T.. Di soN e SO, iG.S Che 'gu' s q, Phila,
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GENERAL ITEMS.

A cheesn dosler states that muih ~
the sD-cslled Engliah choose u mli1
Ia this uouatrY aud shippad - Eus,
iand, wheuco n IL returned, onhAnc1 Z
IN value by tho saA voyage, SDmr'
times oh0asoa ara ahippsd DRckNa "a
snd forward two or three times, euon
voyage adding to tho richness Of thDiT
flavor.
IN kmpcror Williams slcepins-roum
nc Bab6lsbOrg, st tho head OF bis 10 90
hangs ga aquRrslie, by Which tho non.
arch acts g,sst store, IL was pR'utDS
by Emprosa hugJs,s no = present %
her imuerlAl husJaud GA che occ.,.pl
OF their golden weldon aud Topr0sant :
On angel le.nlng agGlust cross vita
the iuh r,ption: "Flfty yeGrs under
ne .gugrGisn sngul-lS-9, June II,
lds"
MAX Haretgak, 10 convoy tho id a
that tho managers always have tho
money, sa' that th' graat singers do
maud thei, pay Ia advance beiUr8 20.
~ ON lhc stage. Alolui used 10 pUt
he noney insd9 q, hec CCrstt, Slltg.
in. tuRt har own notes csmo out cas-.
igr, aud BailGli Away STUFFED bis INTO
hts stockings ,aud brought up hi buEu-
tiiul baTysOno from the same depths,
Tho SAINTS BARBARA, California, Pre- S.
says there ero ord srs IN that cOu"try
Ia supply $4,000 pounds Of dri5d
pe2nhts 70 b. shipped 20 Philsdelphts
direct.
Mrs. George Dawson Coleman, OF
LgbaHol, Prnn2ylySuis, owns por.
trAit painted on y cohreb. Tho cGlora
are beautifully laid un, and simply par-
fuCt ns 90 harmony. lis Eai1 20 hsv5
cost 50 900.
Tive Jasibs,n rnronn from small
pox are said 60 ba CO 900 Annually. Tao
mortsilty 10 almost wholly coafnoJ 10
civilians, ag owing to constant vscc,-
nstisu add rev suclnatiol tho srp IL :
ero simos. wholly tree from tho dis
ease.
Tho .Jswjsh community OF london
viii raise $500 TO establish aad endow
a. wsrd In The Chelsea Hospital Tor wO-
men In memory OF SID Moses Monte
fore, who was ono OF the first govern
ora o! tho institution.
Tho rei,rnaaa oF PasTarlv.nia ep,-
n,a1 N n n ,nan
"-SJ 'o,1 mn
IL van tsRs threo ihoEths ana sZ'oVV
10 monnt JUMBO
At Sulphur Well, kentucky, there
Is - curiosity in the shape OF a healthy
baby nine months old that weighs
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Railroad News Notes q.

Mr.. S. Fl. Haidock has been ap-
pointed general Eastern passenger
agent of the Virginia Tennessee air
line, headquarters at Nav Orleans.
Track laying on the Shreveport u
Houston narrow-guage, which has
been delayed on account OF having To
wait tor raj's, commenced on October
l. They expect to roach SABINE river
in two weeks.
The transfer facilItias at Vicksburg
ana Delta are expected to bs in rendl-
ness for operation shout the 2)5n,
There in TO bo T. change in schedule
over the Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pa
cific on the 18th instant.
1t Is understood thsre will be num-
ber of changes made on the Pcdnsyl-
vapia road, about the l0tn instant,
when James McCres will become gBn-
ersl manager Of all the lines weat OF
Pittsburg, and John T.. Miller will be
made general superintondent Of all
the lines of which MIR. McCrea Is now
manager. j. j. Turner will succeed
Mr.. Miller as superintendent OF the
frat aud third divisions. NJ. w. Mans
field will succeed NJ. Turner as Super
intendent OF the Indianapolis and
Vjncennes division.
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~ claime tbat ne nfm Il N debj "a
him i2O,0fO cssh, aud also hnda those
socks sn1 bDnda frf them lie ieclafes
he called N The ON ~ iioan A 20.
stsierday fuf thH money art SCOUT
iiy, and received aTeply ihni the cgln'
psny could iut dsliver ihnm, - tho
securities had been hypItieeaisd or
sold nni tho money hsd tson other
wisO disposed az fia nyefi that no
never authorized Heath n 90, 90
make usa of tho money ana so
euritlos, and charges that they
have assigned nud disposed
of their prOpstty with luton. 10 de-
fraud him and thalr creditors gener-
ally. Charles quincy, ono of the
members at the ntm, Mr.. MofisiDi
STATES. has be0D 10 Europe for several
past. If0 believes no IL not n
resident a. this state, but OF some
country Ia Europe, unknown 70 HIN,
aud has also attached whatever prop
orty ha may have In this State.
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FROM FOREIGN FIgLDa.
Lord oHAmuraLAls's spGeoH.
Iiepsrt on the Fan 81 Hhafioum- tivio.
tios ana nsyco,iinE Cases-ferkey
frspsTi,g for War 81 Istfy-
thiDE Quiet 10 Montreal,
Bulsarian DeputAtion,

onAMnERLAis's SPEECH.

oHAMBkRLAIs's SPEECH.
LoNnos, Oct. 2-Mr. Chamberlain
addressed tho Liberal meeting ~
Bradford last evening. In tho course
OF hi. spesoh he dwelt NJ considerable
laEgth on the attitude al tho House OF
Lords In obstructing legislation and
refusing % awe their assent 10 moss'
ures passed Ia tho House OF Com.
mons. UpOn the general principle or
the necessity OF doing away with this
obsiructiop, ChAmberlain declared
Liberals OF all shades OF opin-
Ton were united. Wlon,
however, 10 was proposed
10 move dtiipitely for etfsotlng this 70
flIm,or when questioned on eSpediou'
oy Of permitting the popular ehsmoor
of paIliamsnt - take the peers ia hand
was moottd, then thu liberals were a.
Once split NJ into numerous aud cph-
dieting camps. Some were In favor If
most radical m9ssures, others were
content Ia avail tlr ths slow progress
of events D. iufuiHh ~ solution 60 the
problem. Ful Jhtr rea .ll.nco ON ihr
mart OF tho peor5 To
ina Ina viii of the people,
as oxp6c;ed by the House Of Dom
mons, could not % tolerated. such g
course, ChambHri2tp DnlnVHu, "ould
result In tha speaker OF tho Hou5 OF
Commons hsirg mado Viriuat DICTATOR
clothed with powers ample enough in
enable him % doai effectively with all
cases If ubsiructlons.
REPORT on THE FALL or KHARToCM
IN, war Office tod " Issued Il report
TO Colonel Kilchonos on she tsil OF
Ksartoum. lie nttrlbslo3 the al Gstar
20 lha starved condition ol tho troops,
aud deserLinn OF their posts by mo
native contingent. The Arabs, the
colonel say0, eutared tho city by tao
BOor gA,o, which WAS not dsfondaG.
Ho acq aits Fnrhse. of trc2chcry,
Ferasez was charged with having
allowed the Mahdi's troops 90 Gator tuo
city, and with having Withdrawn tho
forcs under his control from the point
Of attack. ..
dixie PATTIsoS.
Tho marriage OF Sir ChErlos Dixie
aud Mrs. Mark psttiIon takes place A.
10 o'clock Tomorrow evening ~ Chol-
ssa. Colonel Armstrong VIII give the
bride away. Mr.. Chamberlain will act
as groomsmpn. Immediately aft9r the
ceremony tho DridRi party will 90 10
Ostlands PARK 10 spend tho honey
moon.
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American shippin; interests.

NEW YORK, Ocs. 2.-[Spl cial. Tho
Chsmber OF Commerce demands that
the Spanish American treaty be made
public; also that something DO done 30
remove the burdens from American
shipping Interests, else the A neric2n
flag will soon disappear from off the
ooeane,
1t appesrs from calculations Of tho
rostmast ter general that miles trav-
eled By United Sragss forsign mail
steamers aggregate 100000 per on
nun. The last Congress authorized
$500 900 as extrs compensation, which
" Guild leave y compensation OF 70 cents
per mile, which the companies say Is
not satisfactory. 1t is suggested that
by looping off nearby routes, as New
Orleans 10 Havana aud Vera Cruz, and
New Foundlapd, ana British Column
bia--lines which need no fOslering-it
is believed tho mileage will be reduced
o ], 100000, which would allow 80 cents
to distant important countries, as Bra
iii, Central America, Australia, sand
WITCH Islands, CHINA, Japan. 1t is
evident that strong pressure Will ba
brought to bear to cause the admtnis-
trati0n to recede from it's present po-
siiion, snd the restoration OF tho China
mails to the San Francisco route is re-
garded as an indication in that airec-
Iion
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Thn Sc. i ouIs street Car Troubles

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.--The discomfort
which has existed among street car
conductors and drivers, in this city for
some days past, and which hes threat
ened to culfninAta ia strike during
Fair week, still continues, but
the prospscFncw 10 hat the msnwilf
use All nunnnsiya mosns to effect
thnir cnn bsfcrs resorsing 10 q strike.
Tiny have formulated bill Of grles-
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4 Hond Req aired.

Tho preliminary examination OF
Mrs. Craft, charged with diiseminat-
ing MISTER OF an Immoral tone through
the Wo&Gherford postoflice, has at last
reaohGi = termination. At the COM
menceulant OF tie investigation IL " IS
believed tksl q dtg would suh 90 for
all tho pur poses of the iaisiatory trial,
but four days of interesting question
ing was consumed. Commissioners
Mccormick yesterday delivered bis
reserved opinion aud the defendant
Yves required TO furnish Il bond ~ -.
to swain the action Of u government
grand Jury.
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Fourth-olass Postm asters.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Tha postmas-
ter-gsnersl to-day appointed fourth
class pos.masters in the following
states and Territories: Four in Penn
sylvaria, in West Virginia, is in
Ohio, 3 in Kentucky, II in Indiane, !
in Iowa, in Missouri, l in Montana,
in Nebraska, Gin Louisiana, Q in Kan
sss and in Texas, as follows: Elem
ing, w. N. Bingham; Meta, e. M.
Stsvens; Mount Calm, ID. M. Black
bnrn Ingersoll, f. A. Atwood.
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LORD RANpoLra cHuRcHILL.

lord RANDOLPH CHURCHlLL'
DUBLIN, Oct. 2. Lord Randolph
Churchill is at Dublin Castle to-day
for tho purpose OF ip4uiring into
tbs condition of Ireland and the
wants OF its people. H5 viii
lay the results OF the Investigations
before the caDInet, and will, it is OK
pecaed, propose some measures vi re-
lief more in consoralco with tho
wishes of tho people than have hlther.
to been adopsed.
EVICTION AND BoYCoTTING CASES,
Lord Randolph Cnuichil! spent sye--
ersl hours with tho Esrl OF Carnav on
the lord lieuten ant OF ireland, who, at
th3 Cabinets request, has ordered an
INN diste return to be made OF tne
number of evictiouS and boycoosipG
which have taken place before aud
since tho recent change of the min
istry.
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wil,,am s.eath 8 90.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Alexander u
Greer, as counsel for Giovanni p.
Morlsini, to-day obtained from Judge
Donahue, in the Supreme Court, an
attachment against the prop
erty Of William Heath q
60. Mr.. Norisini says
ia the affidavit on which the attach
ment was granted, that for several
wears past he has had $4S0,000 in cash
on deposit with Heath 81 Co., subject
to bis draft, and. thsr The only deplt
thar could properly be uIsdo against
thai amount v az for $50 shares of the
capi-al stock OF the Mtnhattan Rail.
rcaa conpsny, OF the value OF Sl920JO,
a1id 25 second mortgage bonds OF the
Metropolitan Elevated Railway com
<Dsnv, IL tie value Of SIS, 000, which he
Z SD ordered tho firm 10 purchase Tor
li1n, making an aggregate OF S2l5,cOo.
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EVERYTHING READY.


CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 2.--Great &C.
tivity prevails in all The various bu-
reaus of the war Office. Troops ara
rapidly arriving hera an6 are being -
quickly disp ltched 10 Tripoli, Sjlon-
ics, and DBdlgoleh. Hsrshdl FoQrd
Pssha has started for Adrianople.
THE AMBASSADORS MEETING.
The first formal meeting OF
the ambassadors 10 GOA
slider tho Eoumeliau question,
will be hsld on Mond " next, whom
said Pasha, the new minister OF for-
eign affairs, arrives from Berlin, where
he has, until the recent change in the
ministry, been Turkish ambassador.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2-Captain Fred
M. Crandell, of the Twenty-fourth in
fantry, has been directed by the war
department to carry out the instruct-
ions of the secretary of the interior in
regard to the removal of unauthorized
persons on the Cherokee lands III tho
Indian Territory west of the Arkan-
sas river. The order refers particu-.
lerly to the removal of "boomers" and
Usouatters.O
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rxpositron Commissioners

Mr.. john e. Land received yeSter-
day morning his commissions
FROM Governor ireland, to tho
Worlds Exposition ct New Or
leans, this fall, and to tho
Crest American Exposition at London,
next sprine. Mr.. Land wilt gat 70
work. 50 oucs ia arranging everything
in Ills department. for most credit
aYio displ ny st bpth places, in the iu-
Eorest Of Texas, p y ing especial etton-
lion 10 he inc case @ capital and gJod
immigrant8 Tor tho State.
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To Investigate and Report on Cholera

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The president
has issued an o1dsr directing DR.. d. o..
Shakcspear, of Pennsylvania, to pro-
coed, under direction of the secretary
of State, as the preventative OF the
United States, to Spain and other
count ries in Europe, where he Is ex-
pected to make Investigation OF the
cause, progress and proper prevention
and cure of the cholera disease, in or
der that a full report may be made 10
Congress during It's next session.
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Among other Yalusble lessons inn
parted by thjs teacher is the fsci sha 1T
Tor very long time Or. Pierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery" has been
tho prince OF liver correc5ives ana
b God purifiers, being tbe hOueehcld
physician Of the poor mar, and the
able consulting physician to the rish
niticient service aud efficacy in all
disesses o. O. chronic nature, ns ma
larisl poisoning, ailments OF this re-
spiratory and digestive systemg, liver
Gisoasa and in all cases whsrs the use
Of an alterative remedy il indicated.
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af0as, dem sndilg shorter hours and
uriiofm psg, anf plsgNd n int hsni y
NJ sn esfnullVa hlsfd nf ih1 knl hfa
ni iobUf, AMI ihs Latter viii pfesoht n
D. tlia ON i4fs ~ tbs stree caf crfn
plnies ~ 5000 BE- possible AID attnnpt
llHHttis tha dinl0uity bY nfbiifsilpn.
Nearly, u not quite all en-
street car men In ih, city have
Joined tha Knightg az fnbDr aud
tho lAtinr heyO iuil control Oi their ~.
viii most likely no ordered, but 10 -
now prob tb.o sunh action Will no. bo
taken Gil aflor tho fair OlQsag,
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nCAHS AND SORES

l havo been afflicted since l9st March
with Skin disease the doctors called
Eczema, Ny face was covered with scabs
and sores, and the itching and burning
were almost unbear2bc seciug your Gu
TICURA X, NEEDLES so biGhly recommend
Cd concluded to give taem trial, usilg
the CuTICURA AMI CUTICURA SoAP eX-
ternally, agd RESoLvENr Internally for
four mont y, ! call Iuyself cured, IN IT,
Judo for which | make this putiiC st to-
mpLt. MISS CLARA a FRLoENtK,
Broad ar0Ok, lCun.
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G5l.tI,ifCl.ll.32


DIsFIGUH TNG HUMOPs. uumllIstlng
~ FUpl lors, ltcYirg and burning SKIN
Tor urvs, luHi some Sores and ever y sYC-
cles 'f lrr.llg sea =, Plmp y uhCfl ed.
Srruiuluu 'uud Cou'Hg. "a ID Seases o. the
Bod, skin aud = nlp, with Lag. OF Hair,
lrow Infancy 10 Old W.e, arc post ,yely
cured by CUuCURA II SOLY EET, the New
BLOOD "a her internally, and CUT CuRA,
the Cdtat kin Cure, AMI cor uUIA SOAR,
an tNlUislte Skin B5gutler, externally.
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Advocates of prohibition need have
no fears of "PRICKLY ASH BITTERS"
"a it is medicine, and by reason Of
Its cathartic properties cannot be used
as "A beverage. It is manufactured
from the purest materials, ana acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach and Bowels. AS n blood purifier
1t has no equal. 1t is pleasant TO the
taste, and effective in nction.
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The Roumo ian AFFAIR.

AUSTRIA SUPPORTING sERvIA.
LONDON, Ocs. "A dispatch frsm
Berlin says: Il il understood in dip
lomstic circles thA5 Au5triS is secratl =
supporting Servia, according to adYice
froun Phihppnlis.
THE PRINCE VERY POPULAR.
Tho report Gna Russia makes to de-
throne Prince Alexander has greatly
ausered the Roumelians. Tho ptiuce,
;t - g@.c, was never so popular as he
Is now.
EVERYTHING READY.
Dispatches received ia Vienna eay :,
everything is ieady for the entry Of
the King OF Servly juto old SerVia, on
he S.h instant
BISMARCK CoUNsELTNG TIRE SULTAN.
CoNsrANrINUPLg, Oct. 2-Tba sui-
tan III receiving counsel from PIiBOa
Bismarck respecting the KoumeliNr
question, and IL Ia probable ho wilt
adopt q policy In harmony with tho
German chen0ellor's suggestions.
NO ALLIANCE FORMED.
BUcHARE-T, Oct. 2.-rhe king Of
Roumelia hss declared he has not
formed an alliance with either Greece
or Servie, end LhaS RoumRnia only
seeks u8rtral position in the event OF
the Roumelian question resulting in
war.
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Canada.
EVERYTHING QUIET,

MONTREAL, Oct. lowing to the ex-
cellent precautions taken by the
mayor, the city last night was quiet
and the streets almost deserted. Three
companies OF the garrison artillery sre
under arms at the exhibition building
with troop Of cavalry doing patrol
duty outside. There were also 100 con-
stables on hand at tho Central Police
station.
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vasUll Cted with Eczema on Tho Scalp,
Face, Vars and Neck, which the druggist,
where nj your rcmcdlcs, pronounce. one
% the worst en- thai had come under II &
nptlcN. He glyl I'd me 10 Try your CUrI-
CUEh REaED!hs ana fer five days use,
nay scalp AMI ~ ri OF my face were en,ir'lg
cared, sndI huge In aaOthcr week TO have
my ears, neck aud toe othc garto my lace
cured. HERMAN SLADE,
lal j.. ath streol, Now York
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Supposed Murder.

LITTLE Rock, Oct. 2.-To-day the
dead body of William Sale, who was
suspected of numbering Deputy Sheriff
George johnson, in Crawford county
last week, wan found in the creek near
the residence OF The murdered mans
brother. His hat and shoes had been
sunk in the creek, his throat cut and
one eye gouged cut.
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: For the Improvement Of tho Civil
Service,


Service.
WASHINGTON, Dot. 1.-THE president
has issued the following special rule
for the regulation and Improvement
of the civil service: Especial rule No.
2, approved July 10, 1884, is bersby re-
voked. All applicants or any regis
tiers for postal or customs service, who
on the 1st day OF November next,
shall have oesn thers one year, shall,
in conformity with rule 16, b9 no
longer eligible for appointment trOn
such register" Tne specisl rule which
is now revoked, provided that names
OF those persons on registers Of The
commission eligible for appointment
prior to July 16. 1884, should not be
taken eff at the end Of u year from date
OF being entered thereon, but should
remain on the registers a. eligible for
appointment for two years from date,
without further examination or notice.
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RAILWAY NEWS
The N. xIean NATIONAL.

New York, Oct. a.-lspecial. The
Mexican National asks It's frat mort
gage holders 70 refund nina coupsns
into second mortgage psr cant. de-
bsntures, and propoass TO issue first
mortgage bonds 10 continue the con-
structlon. Tho impression provsils
thst reports respecting the Mexican
Central are colorad for speculative
purposps.
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Canada.


MONTREAL, Oct. 2.-It was stated
laet night that the Mayor had been
arrested at the instance of Louis Bau-
bren, for taking forcible possession of
the exhibition grounds, for smallpox
hOhDital
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M. M. Kesterson, Dorsey county,
Arkansas, says: l can certify to She
tact that Hughes Tonic is the best
tonic 1 ever tried. consider it better
that Quinine.
Prepared by Il. a. Robinson Il Co.,
Wholesale druggists. Louisville Ken
lucky.
Sold at retail by druggists generally
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Deputy Sheriff Lewis yesterday lev
led an attachment on box Of goods
shipped from Eanis to this point by
Felix III. Steele. The attachment was
issued in favor of w. w. Steele, the
amount OF indebtedness claimed by
tue latter being $63,60.
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Buck,cn's ArnIca salve.

BU"kEcrB hEHICti 5HIV6.
tho best salYe in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tever
sores, tatter, chappad hands, chilbleins,
oorns and all skin eruptions, and pos
itivsly cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price, %
coats per box. For sale by W. III
Howell q Bro.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-William A.
West, of Oxford, Mississippi, to-dsy
accepted tho position of chief postof-
flee inspector, and at once entered
upon the discharge of his duties.
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SAN ANGELO, Oct. 2.-[Special.l-One
Frank Mooney, q colored msn, has
been arrested, charged with being i'm
plicated in robbHlg the Avenue saloon
yesterday afternoon.
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Cholera Record.


ROME, Oct. 2,-There were 1913 new
cases of cholera and 80 deaths reported
Yesterday throughout Italy. The dis
case has spread to Genoa, where 2
cases and / de s,h havs been reported.
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CUTIouRA REMEDIES ars sold every
where. Pgice: CUT CUEA, 80 cents hy-
SOLVENT, SLIGO; SOAP, % cer Is. Prepared
by the POTTER DEuG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston, Maesachusetis,
Send for =. Aov to Cure Skin Discasss."
saErLES. III ckhC sdS. SKIN Hlem-
~ sSn iscs and Baby Humors, use
tUVICURA Soar.
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The foundation plank of the Social
lists is: "Fresdom from laror, anxiety
and SORROW" This they can nevArget;
equally de sirabie freedom from pain.
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mss rN',.. Weary Sufferer from
~ Sf@t-A!'r| Phguoati-m Neural
taMc ssol.r f Goass x G5us ID S sPd
h.AGygs..l5 G Haaf s Maas D9 Sa1
Rave Dvspepsir, Fema Q Weakness,
Shooting Pains through the Ions and
Back, tly these Plasters. Placed ov5r the
pis OF the stom sch, theY prevent and cure
Aguc Pains, Bilious Cole, Liver COM
p alma, and protect the systeh ir'n
thous md Ills. s5c.
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am 1lasssu 30 ioform the public
thar nue. merchant tailor pant, coats,
aaa vests, apGsu can he hn2ht ~
ane-halt value, st the Globe,CiothinG
Holrsa.
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yyeathnr Prohahllltles.

WASH aroN, Oct. 2.--For West
Guif States, fair weather; north o
vest winds; slight change in iennpeia-
,tGrO
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NEw YORK, oit. .. --lSpocial.l-
ThomRsW, Piorcs died to'day.at Clifton
Springs, this State, whore, IN the COM
pany of hIS broihor Andrew, he had
been under treatment for heart dis
ease; but the immediate cause Of his
death was ap,PleSy. Mr.. Pierce WAS
W ono timo president of tho Houston
& Texas CeatrAl railway, aud from Its
inception, president OF the Galveston,
Harrisburg San Antonio railway.
lie was also director In tho Southern
Pacific company. Ho leRvos one son
ard = daughter, both very young, aud
Il large estate, both reul and personal
property. He w9j vesy popular in
Texas, especially among railroad ON
ployes.