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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23

Lecture by Dr.. SaeldOn


o.. 1t is estimated that there are about
twenty eight miles of drainage enough
in length for the sewerage of Il large
town in the system OF attitudes IN
the skin of an adult Hbstructing the
outlets of this system clogs the whole,
and sends the drainage back INTO the
heart of the city a speedily fatal effect.
The average amount of perSpiratiOn
given oil by a person in health is about
two pounds, or two p.ntS. daily 4
quantity almost equal to that disposed
of by the kidneys. 1t contains, i'll com
mon with the other e cret ions, sub
stances which, if retained, are harmful
in the extreme. Also, the matter de-
posted in the clothing in the course of
a week, and in warm weather especially,
beginning speedily 10 decompOSe, is
enough to suggest the eminent propriety
of FIRE Iuent changes. and washingS and
airlngs often
Sick lungs, liver or kidneys call upon
the skin to do their work for them The
skin must, therefore, be kept IN good
condition 10 do the work of three organs
as well as its own, and, being so ready,
may save threatened life.
The skin may be trained to adapt
Itself tQssudden and frequent changes.
1t has ale same capacity for adapting
itself to circumstances that the eye has.
1t Will shrink and give of little heat
through its blood vessels and its sweat
glands when exposed to cold, and Will
present n large radiating surface and
much moisture when exposed to heat.
y ,ludicfouS training will enable the skin
to adapt itself to sudden changes with
safety
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23
CARRYING TNEII. 5. MAIL
THROUGH Fast MAIL.

THROUGH / ASf MAIL
The elegant iron cO:npartmcu Palace Steam
ers CITY OF tI:[SONVILLE OF the De Barry
Baya Merchant Line. N d II. H. PLANT, of
th6 People sim. ,yill perform the Fast Mail
Scry 'ce lea, iU4 II. =. and W. hallway Com =
pany , wharf - IL. and DE Barry IIaya Mcr-
cha Is Line wharf, foot OF Laura street. daily
Blue Springs, SLnfr.I nd Fntcrrrise- Re
turning leaves sanford At p. m, arriving at
Jacksonville early next morning, making
North, East ana West.
THROUGH FAST FREIGHT
Leaves Jacksonville daily. saturday excepted
tcrInctiiate landings. Returning, louves san
ford at " a IN. arriving At Jacksonville carly
following morning.
So. ',y and makes Highland Park. steamer
leave Monday ami Thursday ana Eo,'-
-..ourh to Lake .icSsUp.
. .CKsoSyILTE, rALkTKA ! CRts mt Ciry
DIVISION.
Leaves jacksonville and P.ittla Fast Mail
daily, except Suuday AT SOD for Pac.t k;t,
Crescent City and intermediate hand nIs. Re-
turning, leaves Crescent cry daily ev..cpt
sunday. at 6.tD a. m; Paldtka ut N-Uu II. m. F,n-
meets at r"coi with afternoon train fCr =.
Augustine
PALATKA AND SANFORD DAYLIGHT DIVISION.
New ana p"puiar steamers WATER
LILY ana ANITA leave PeIatka
dalIy, sunday excepted, at i9l2 a. m, on arr
val of j.. 7. nu1 *. ". hallway fast IMPRESS
Train with PHTiOT Cars attached, lrdN ing Jack
sonville II - a. m. for sanford and Enter
leaves Sanford mt 800 n. n. arriVi . mt PalHt,
ka at 1900 f. m, cOnncctin" with Fast Express,
arriving at Jacksonville at 6:l5 p. II.
steamer sitp- VI. BIRD t}NC- pdlttl,a at
y. III. for Lab" G,"r-r. seville, ana infer
mediate landings.
ST. JOHNS HsH bIvI>IoN.
Steamers tIAGN ii 3 mi T. I'll Ne daily
except Sund y. for VI ~ ~. Fort ,icrFE. -
land AMI i,Itrr:niittc ilni.rlg..t t.lJ o. ~ re-
turning. L. Nc- Ma, Urt AZ 60 4 m.
'gdnt Wattn" Rooms. with al .uo.I-rr
improN emvIt~. wtiI hc found at f.tS~uu-,g
wharf.
Close connection u.t.I, 1t taiatka ,s-t} the
Florida Southern IiIilrrI,l; at Aston Nt-h -.
Johns ANA Lake Eu~tI- tttliru'tt, II SantorH
with South FlorIG-, iia,irustd. ton Drlu .Is!.,
ks i'm Eilct faHp:,, kry WEST and IutrrIus-s!1-
az" points. and with steamers tDl Indian Rive.
For IN tatI Iufuru,dtt,s5' Apply - fc>rt
UilIcc, So.IThc~t cOrueI isdv .t.G I.tEIrl. 90 It
sc ,-Omf.tnN'- office. fl.f d. '-fIra -frt'eT.
FTeI@hr wnHrNc- t"of ~ fiis.-~tr Z. passenger
whtrvc- tot 1i Laura street
CHA~. - 49, = I;.>.
Gen. Ere = Int i5le Pst-- txe5T.
H. T. 3 \. GEt. tEtII. liz,
Gen, .ddnaser Assistant Manager.
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! rhEet1Y OF ROME.
A Tourists disappointment with the
Wonders of the Eternal City.

ICOr. Chicago Journal
Rome is at last reality. | have been
here three days, and find 1t 10 longer
an ideal city, about whose name sc
many beautiful things are associated,
but Il small, dirty town: its streets with
out sidewalks and rather narrow It's
buildings common and unsightly, and
its very ruins depicting brute strength
and rude yigor rather than
thoughtful, intellectual architecture.
| have not seen much; but take what
have seen, 1t. Peters for example, il
heavy and low. 1t Is of dlSagreeable
light yellow color in variety OF
shades. by the action of tine and the
weather. The vatican, which IOua i,
is high and shapelcsS, full Of little win
dows, and in general appearance like
great tenement house, It's exterior being
Of yellow plaster. Its size gives 1t
strupg,7 invIni ;rble look, butit is closely
surrounded by q sea of reformed houses,
, built on streets Snarled together like a
tangled skein. The tomb of Hadrian,
now the castle of It. Angelo, looks like
u water tank. Its vastness, however,
gives. it an important look, and its
mightlnesS rather comDelS respect. 1t
is of rough unco Orcd brick.
The coliseum demands attention
green with MOSES, rank with weeds,
foul with mia '.natic vapOrS 1t Is only
2 vast mem9ntO, saying, See me IN my
Z dotage Who stand out of the far past,
recalling, while one stone stands upon
another, brutal pleasures, sickening
pain, beundless deprality.
The Forum is pleasanter, as it recalls
better things, but utterly a ruin that
by the most powerful effort of imagina-
ton | could not realize that some time,
however remote, it was once the heart
and brain of an empire. Two battered
arches of triumph alone remain COM
'pete' hi shape, chfpped, dirty, tired
looking stones They seem to stand APP
parently forever, a victim to the tooth
of time and never to be consumed.
hen, | Was on 1t government survey
in the grand canon of the Colorado
river, We used sometimes to make our
bed at night on u sharp angle called
section ~" where the wash OFT or
e~rsion of the river in the solid rock
"" n mile deep I'll" processes of nature
&c were laid ban. and we could see
hoy she had laid the foundations of the
earth and built from til silurian up to
the plateau and the tiers. Here
come from silent, quiet lisa, and it Is
difficult TO realize that the cut runs
back past the time of Christ :, 800 years,
and that here mankind. all the agcl
since have left, like fo ,SilS. evidences of
their taste and their modes of construc-
tiOp
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23


AZ Palatka with jacksonville, Tampa * key
West Ry, fast river steamers tor -. Ar
gIstiHc, Green Cove Springs. ,Jdci ~nnVitle
and all points North. East and West, ana .th
up river steamers Tor south Florida. s iSC
with the Twin Screw Iron Steamer city Of
Palatka," and Steamship City Of Monticello,
for Charleston, New York Boston Philadel-
pha. etc.
Mail trains MAKE Close connection both ways
via J. I. X: ". ~ r.. At Jacksonville with At
lantic Coast Line, Fast Mail.
At Waits Crossing with fiOi I,a Railroad
and Navigation Co. for Waldo.
At Gainesville with Savanna. Florida &
Weston It'y for Tallaha-~ec, savannah. and All
points North East ana West. and with Florida
Railway and Navigation Co. for Cedar Key.
Pensacola. New orleans ami Tampa.
At Ocdla with Florida Railway and Naviga-
ton Co. and Hack for silver spring.
At Lee>bur2 with tile ii. John tl1 i.si2 lt
EUstis division of the FlOr la southern Rail-
way. and boats on Lake ffarri, t.. points on
Lake.
At PemberrOn'S Ferry with Hack line for
BrOokSviiIe. Tuckcrtpwn, Fort Dad. Tampa.
aud south lorlGa.
:. CDNANT. q. w. BROT VEIL.
General Manager. Gem Pas Agent
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23

N8ti-t ~ hereby EtNru that IN accordance
with an act entitled - IN act to provide for u
general zaw for the iucor pDrati on of railways
and canals approved tIlN 18Th. 1881, l'.iH@
cha,fcr 1{S1 of the laws ~ Florida and al acts
auI,.r,.Ia DRY thereof. the undersigned have
formed = corporation fnr the purpose OF con
striI,ttug maintaiuin" and operating ra!l-
road fol public use in conveyance OF persons
and property to he called The Palat Ia and
OcklaWHha River Halfway Company. Inc
road il II he constructed and operated from
Taiatk3 II the county of Putnam 20 Ocaia in
the cotITty of Marion. with Il branch from some
pOint in yhe county of Putnam To AStUr in he
county II Orange. The length of the road *
to he aIlout ninety miles and the road VIII he
made IL cough and into the counties at Put
nam. Ma rion and Orange.
NJ :. CARTIER; ~. Louis. No.
n Z BEAN. NOrwaIk. Fla.
: = GDDDEN, Lake George, Fla
- : COLLINS Orange Springs. Fla,
- CU y DLER. PalatkA. Fla.
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Here Is something that Will interest
AoL,-Sdld a neW-A crk -eWGlcr to 4 re
porter re1 emily The object of interest
w.lS:t fr)it Knife had a clear white
semi transparent blade, and a handle
that was a fanciful om5ination of claret
ana white Its matte of French
china. sad the eweIer 1t was i'm
porteCr from aris- itiS really a revival
OF 4 very ancient style The porcelain
is more easily Kept clean than silver.
and t is real. , more beautiful 1t Is
moro easily broken. Goyever. They are
very chea? only SD for half do en- ."
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23

Anew french apparatus, called the
cylindrograpA, i-- et-siened to photo
graph 1T a slugle operation wide
sweep o the ad AGENT country. The in
strument consists of camera of semi
circular form. with q small lens in the
center. which moves on an axis. | he
dar@ slice - of some material which
VIII bend. and when a view is 70 be
taken the lens is turned upon the center
from on side ~ the landscape to the
other The panoramic pictures TINS
procured are sum iently good to serve
surveying. military and other purposes
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23
Assignee'S Notice.

Motto, is hereby given thar III, firm of Dev-
ereux, 3ogerO x Son. md" an assignment 10
me on The 9th day of July, A. ID. 1888, for
the her eft of their creditors. with certain pre-
feranrcS All persons it3lebted % said firm,
are h-rebv required To m;. X payment to me
and all or ditOrS are requested to file their
cIaims with me rs early - practicable, for
settIeu-out Henry PETERMANN.
Assignee.
PalatI.. Fla. July 18th. 1888.
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filtice for Final Discharge.

SIX months after date as executor OF the es-
tate % Andrew GOrtlHn. latc of Putnam cOun-
~ dcct qsed, | will present to the county
iidy., e. PutIilm county Florida, my final ac-
counts end vouchers. aud then ask for II TaI
tli~ul - frr-.' ~. :,IUiH rat ION of said CS
tate.
Palatia "a, Euut. 18th, 1855.
stGIISTITS MnNE0F.
F.x,.,.u' tg q last wiz and testament of An
dr'.t ttrr'it,u. dg s.~cd.
CaI.It.:t1N \ tiiIlIS Ats.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23

Havi = been duly qualified a,tmini-tFi
tor of the estate of JIlit +. Baisdeu, deceased,
| here ~ require .tfI claims aunt demands
against said estate t. be presented - pre-
Scrib,d ~ law, or this notice VIII be pleaded
in bar and all debtO. warned to make
immtd ate settlement "a the undo rSigned.
PdIat a Fla. J une 9th loS5-
-, II. J. ZEIfN 1AUR.
,dmiHi orator.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23

IIi'St7lp Vii1'l' Tre.'rviG1V q : :, - :
Wide noSr.lS in licate animal d ,siras
narrow nostrllS are Intellectual. y
small naSe midi ates weakness of char.
acter; prominent nose shows strong
CHARACTER. \ nose With sharp cpd in
dlcateS nervous, irritable DISPOSITION.
and rose with a blunt end the or,
possts
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23
FriShtful Ga Sc
Of q COIOred Man.

Lcoutracted a fearful case OF blood poison
in 1855. | was treated by some Of the best
physicians in Atlanta They used the old
remedies of Mercury and Potash. which
brought on rheumatism and impaired my Iii
gestiYc organs. Every Joint In me was swoi-
len and fun of pain. was in - horrible con-
ditiOn. When | had been given up TO die.
my ply sicianS. who had seen the workings of
the medicine IN other cases, thought il would
bs splendid time to test the virtues of
Swift's Specific. When | commenced taking
:. :. :. the physician said could not live two
weeks under the ordinary treatment. Hc
com mcuced to give me the mcdicenc strictly
according 10 directions which continued tor
several months. took nothing elise, and COM
mcHccd To improve from the first. OCCASION
ally would have a isacksct from i'm prudence.
soon the rheumatism left me, my appetite be-
came all right, and the lncers. which the doc
tor said were tiFs' most fTigbtful- he had ever
seen. began to Ecal. and by the first of OctO-
Der, Isl. | was a wei man Agaiu. ! am strong
or now than | ever was before, and weigh
more. 7 have not failed TO report for duty
since that time. being engaged IN be oil ware
E0U f5 II rhe Chcs. -Carlcy Company. | have
's,--I. and still am. doing some OF the hardest
'~Ork any man ever did, and am ready 10 an
rvcTauv question that ma be >Aed concern
.u- this case. SwItt's Specific mas saved me
rom am early grave.
LEM MCCIrSDON. ...-- E..
8 flauSd. Ca 2 -tFIl H.. iS5J.
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The fIb II lave in youthful blood.
Like what Is Eintlad in brushwood,
But for Il mO.rant burns.
CGhoGuralT
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Attachment.


Amount sworn to $3.50 Is
The Defendant and all other persons inter-
e-ted are hereby notified OF the institution of
This sur by attachment, and that i'll default of
nleo answer or demurrer To the declaration
therein Sled on the first Monday i'll september
1885, in gment may be entered. witness my
hand ard the seal as oar said court this 18th
April lS$l- WIN Forward,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23

Lon MCCIEB3un has been in the employ of
the tgc---t CAREY Company for some yctrs.
and know rhc siDOse ~ he true. Al tiIe time
he ~ gan taking Swift's Specific be w-@ IN
h,rIIUlc cord ton. ana ut my solicitation mis-
treatment with : = ;. was undertaken by n
phyFiciau after several others had dccIared.his
"a - 10 be hopelessiy incurable. He took moth
ing bur = ;. :, and has been AZ sound n Il dol
lar or ,eral months, / regard the cure al
mos rt1IaacnIOus
". Ii. CROSBY, Manager.
Chess-C afi.sy Co: Atlanta Division.
Atlanta, GA: April Is, 1855.
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SRlillANTa

gOu know that love
viii creep n service where it cannot go
-[Shakspee.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23

Thy purptes firm is equal to the deed
Who doe lie bcst his circumstance allows
Young.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23

in all her iuncti i'll. weary of herself;
NV race OF glory (fIn aad race of shame,
AMI shall shortly be with them that rest.
Milton
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GLOVER of isu>kin.

Minks-I see that Mr.. RuSkin saws
that restoration meaning that of
afFhnt buildings Is ems If the deadly
sins
H. Winks lie ism alo1e 4 that idea.
Minks-Think not
= Winks-No; my landlord il inst the
same way
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23

Calinne great advantage; he that let,
Another {, afa, may warm him at his firs
Mark an ais wand'riD = and enjoy his fret,
Ks 6unniEr Gencera auffer heat to tire.
i Herbert.
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De GARY BAYA
Merchants Line

ST. JOHNS RIVEE STEAAfERS-SIDE
WHEEL LOW PRESSURE PALACE
STEAMERS BUILT OF IRON.
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w oman's De.s;t,. ,iend
Because il controls class of fluent ous the
various arrangements OF which causee more
III health than all ct her causes combined aud
thus rcscues her from long trAiu OF sfitic,,
tions which sorcy embitter her life and pre-
matiIre1y end her = isfence. OH. what 4 mutt
tltnde of living witnesses can testify ~ its
charming effects! WOMAN!take 10 your con-
ftdencc this .,..f tsr- ,.t,.t. - f,.i ffta "a
Precious Boon Of Health: 3.
1t viii relieve you of nearly all the COM
paints peculiar 10 your sex. Rely upon IL N
your safeguard for health, happiness and long
life.
Sold by all druggists. Send for our treatiss
on the Health and Happiness OF Woman.
mailed free, which gives all particulars ~
The RADFIELD REGULATOR Co;
Box -, Atlanta. Ga.
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Notice Of Attachment,

laUIICB Ut HkIdJIITTIEfTIi
In Circl it Court Fifth judicial Circuit of Flor
ida, Putnam County.
l.
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Steamers II. = PTANT. of the Peoples Line
and CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, of the DcI}ary-
l}aya Merchants line. Will run rs follows:
Leaving the Drli.-i.- !iaya Line wharf at foot
of Laura stree I:
Leave Savannah Florida and West
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Or NEWS. PaIatka. Fla.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-14
DYNAMITERS ARRESTED.
Former Employees of Garry Bros. Charged
with an Attempt to Destroy Building.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The windows of the
dry goods store of Garry Bros, at Grand and
Allen stations, were shattered by an explosion of
dynamite on the 1st of February, and the ex-
plosion was supposed to have been instigated by
disaffected dry-goods clerks Detectives have
been at work on the case ever since, and their
labors have resulted in the arrest of Peter A.
Daley, aged twenty-three years, salesman;
Thomas Fitzpatrick, twenty years
old, book-keeper and David Naughton,
aged thlrty-SlX years, a salesman. A
combination of dry-goods clerks known as
the Equality Association holds meetings at
saloon kept by one Gersten, at 684 Orchard
street. 1t was suspected that one or more
members of the landlords family knew much
about the crime Some time after the explosion
a stranger began to frequent Gerstens
saloon, and finally obtained the fact
Garry Bros. should be blown up, the same
as the dynamiters in London blew up the Parlia-
ment House." On the night of the explosion
man entered the saloon, and handed one cf the
Gersten boys q package, and asked him to give
it to David II. Naughton who was one of the
men then in secret session. Naughton came
down stairs. accompanied by Daley and Fitzpat-
rick Naughton asked if parcel had been left
for him, and the package was handed over
Naughton and his companions then went out
followed, however, by two Gersten boys
where the Gersten boys saw them place the
parcel below the, window sash, after which
Daley and Naughton ran away from the place.
while Fitzpatrick walked away from the spot,
and was knocked down by the terrible explosion
which Immediately followed.
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His Refusal to Pay Creswell's Salary Will
Probably Result in Bill of Costs Far
Exceeding the Original Sum.
An Experienced Diplomatic Talks of the
Caroline Islands Dispute,
And Tells Why 1t Is Fortunate for the United
States that the Quarrel Is To Be Settled
Without Resorting to War.
DURHAM AND CRESWELL.

A Controversy in Which the Latter Is Likely
to Come Out Ahead.
Special TO the Indianapolis journal.
WASHINGTON, Sept 13-Comptroller Dur
ham, OF the Treasury Department, is more than
SIX feet tall. He has pleasant, goodnatured
countenance and all the evidences which 60 to
show that he has good disposition; but this
disposition is undoubtedly accompanied by an
inordinate bump of selfesteem, and the
Comptroller frequently allows his desire for
fame to overstep his Judgment He mas with a
great deal of fuss, on one or two occasions an
nounced that he has discovered great frauds
in the affairs Of Republican officials,
and has attempted to show that these gentlemen
have Systematically drawn funds from the
Treasury to which they were not entitled. The
latest attempt was an effort to besmirch the
character of General Creswel who is the
special counsel of the United States before the
Court of Alabama Claims A lawyer Of this
city, who disappointed, or had failed to
make out his case in some of the claims before
the court, made the point that there was no
Court of Alabama Claims, in that when
the old court expired and ex
tended, it became the duty of the
President to nominate and the Senate to confirm
the successors to the old commissioners. He
therefore argued that the court was illegal and
that the pay of the counsel was void. Judge
Durham eager to seize any fiimsy point against
an official appointed by the Republicans, bit at
the bait and refused to pay Creswells account
for August General Creswell was equal to the
OCCASION and is likely to convince Durham that
he has stirred up hornets nest
this time and that if, as he says,
there is no law for the payment of
his August salary, there is law for
the payment of fees, anc Mr. Creswell shows
Judge Durham very plainly that if he prefers to
allow fees he (CreswelD will submit his bill,
which will show that, instead of $3.50, the United
States is indebted to him upwards of $25, 900.
Isis EkelgSthat between General Creswell, the
commissioners themselves and Secretary Bay
ard. Judge Durham, the First Comptroller of
the Treasury, will find that he has exceeded his
authority, and that his welmeant offeiousness
has been carried too far.
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Another Murder Near Greenville, o.
nacial To the India napolis fouroaI


GREENvILLE, o., Sept. 13-Though only
one week has elapsed since the murder of Tom
Wise by John Essick, in this city, another killing
occurred last night, about 1890, at a country
dance in a tobacco she'd near Jaysyille, about
four miles southeast of this place. Amasa Jay,
aged about thirty-ive years, son of Wesley Jay,
very respectable and wellknown farmer, was
stabbed in the stomach, at the right of the navel
causing death in about twenty minutes The
stabbing was done by married man named
George Vines, aged about fifty years The real
cause of the murder is not known at present
1t is known that the two men had some little
difficulty. Hundreds of people visited the home
of the victims parents to-day, and the distress
is quite noticeable. The murderer, as soon as
ne drove the knife to the hilt fed to the woods
on foot, leaving his mule team, and at this
writing has not been captured He wore beard
and long hair. The funeral of the dead man
will take place tomorrow morning Vines is
well acquainted with the neighborhood of Jays
vile, and some time may pass before he is
caught. Officers are in pursuit, and it is hoped
the criminal may be oyerhauled