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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-10
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CHICAGO. Ills, Sept. s.-The strike of
the switchmen on the Pittsburg. Fit.
Wayne end Chicago railroad became
more general to-day, all the switch en-
gines employ ed by the company on their
tracks in Chicago having been abandon
ed by their crews. Tie men say the
trouble grows out of the action OF Thos.
Griffin, the yardmaster. in giving an in
experienced man job as switchman on
an extra engine. They claim there were
old switchmeu ana former employees of
the road, one of whom ought to have
had the job. The man given the place
is said TO be q painter,
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every way. II soils the clothing cen
tinually, and is accompanied by a hard
ly less annoying sensation of itching.
The scalp ts dtaeased. There il noshIao
In the world so thoroughly adapted ~
this trouble Is Parker's HAIR Belsam
Il cleanses and heals the scalp. stops
the falling hair end restores It's or1gIpaI
softnesss gloss and color. Is not oilv.
highly periumed. an elegant dressing.
is economical, as only small occasion.
a application keeps the hair in perfect
condition.
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DrurgIsts, AssociatIon.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Sept. 5.-The Ma.
tional Retail Druggists association ad-
journed finally at noon today, after
electing the following executive com.
mittee: w. II. Bartlett, Boston; Charles
Hotter, Newark, N. j.; Fl. G Porter,
TOwanda, Penn; s. A. Allen MInneap-
oils. MINI p. d. French, Kansas City
]. D. Wells, CiDcinnatl;J j. NJ. Good, st.
Louis; A. Z. Abel, Chicago; J. +.
Potter and L. L Sayre. Louisville. KY.
The representation at the future nation.
al cOnvention was fixed at three delegates
from each sfaia
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Another nInstarion. Case.

URBANA, Ills, Sept. S.-There is much
excitement at St. Joseph, this county,
over three mysterious deaths, which have
occurred within short time in one fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Peabody were
prominent Residents. Miss Belle Hasty
q young woman of fine character and
pleasant manners, lived with the Pea
body family and was said to be engaged
to young SIlas Peabody. Young Pea
body's parents, particularly his mother,
were opposed u this marriage, owing TO
Miss Hasty's poor health. On August
Cd Mrs. Peabody died very suddealV of
what appeared to be neuralgia of
the stomach. On August 18th Mr.. Pea
body died with the same symptoms On
September LIST, Miss Hasiy aud young
Silas Peabody were taken with the same
symptoms aud the young lady died
while the young man has recovered
Since that time suspicion has been
awakened by an alleged discovery of a
package OF rat poison pinned to an un
der garment which MIss HaStY had laid
off Just before her death. aud that the
latter had poisoned Mr. and Mrs Pea
body with the hOije OF marrying the sob
aud then concluded to kill him and her.
self Sunday the clergyman refused to
preach her funeral sermon until the
matter was cleared up. An Investigation
will be made.
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PresIdent CleveIan1l nd work Araln

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 7.-Prcsl-
dent Cleveland arrived here at O'Clock
this morning. The presidents carriage
was in waiting at the depot, and he was
driven to the white house, where after
breakfast he settled down at once to
work. The president, who is well tanned
by the sun, and who appears much i'm
proved by his trip, says he has had an
excellent time and has enjoyed perfect
health. He has not been i'll q single day
since he lett, and is ut loss to under.
stand how the report of his serious sick
ness originated.
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Berlin has hospital for horses, in
which overworked or sick horses may
find rest and regain their health. 1t is
under the joint management of a vet
Urinary of the first class, an ex-captain
Of artillery and farmer. The grounds
have an extent of nearly 100 acres, with
excellent pasture land, clay and moor
patches. water and bathing facilities.
In case of need the patients have am
bulance wagons sent for them to trans
port them to the hospital
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GrnVe CarnIes nlna

MILWAUKEE, Sept. Joseph Jarv,k,
a saloon keeper, Is under arrest for shoot
ing three children. Jarvek purchased
a gun on Friday snd loaned 1t to neig-
Dor tn go hunting. 1t was returned on
Sunday afternoon, the man being unable
TO discharge it. JarYek took the gun
into his back yard and when fifteen feet
from the fence discharged il, intending
be says, that the shot should enter the
ground The cartridgetpsssed through
a close board fence and exploded Just
as three children were passing. One OF
them, Francis Karrisdosky, Is months
old, occupied baby carriage, which
was wheeled by Frank her z year ole
brother. Frank received nearly twenty
shot in his chest, abdomen. shoulder anc
head. The doctors have little homes O.
their recovery. A u year old girl wa
also shot in the arm. Jarvek concealed
himself in his house, but Was only saved
from threated violence by the arrival o
the police who placed him under arrest
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University Of Kansas.

Department of Science, Literal ur
and the Arts.
Department of Law.
Department of Pharmacy.
Department of Elementary Intstruc-
ton.
Department of Music.
The Department OF Science, Literature
and the Arts
ofcrsgeight distinct courses: Classical. Mod
ern Literature, Scientific, Civil Engineering.
Natural History, Chemistry and Physics,
Didactfcs, leading to the degrees of B. A. b.
=, b. ID. a prepar atory Medical Course Of
iers years thorough work to thosessndying
with an extended course of study, and a
anger corps of instructors and lectures
The Law Department.
Now offers the very best Of advantages to
students OF the law.
The Department of Pharmacy.
With L. E. Sayre. Phi g.. late Professor OF
Pharmacy IN the Woman's Medical college,
and Instructor IN MateTia Medica in the
Philadelphia College Pharmacy. as Dean Will
give complete and thorough Instruction IN
this line Of work. The course will be two
years in length.
The Department OF Music.
Having been thoroughly reorganized, Is pre-
pared to give instruction in Piano, Violin,
anc Orchestral Instrumental Music, as well
as in Vocal Culture and Chorus Singing,
A Department of Elementary Instruction
is maintained especially for those who lack
the preparation In the Languages necessary
for admission into the Freshman Glass. This
Department will also give instruction In
other preparatory branches.
The Fall Term opens wednesday, Sep
tembeF 9th.
Necessary expenses vary from $50 $500 per
annum. For pamphlets issued by Depart
ments OF Law and Pharmacy. or for Gaia
logne of University, and any desired infor-
nation, address
j. a. LIPPINCOTT. ID. D., Chancellor.
Lawrence. KanEas.
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The Nine Days1 News "a the mama

The Nine Days News Is the name OF
daily paper published at Queenstown.
1t gives all the imp 1rtant news for nine
days up - and including the day on
which 1t is published, and Is especially
intended for passengers from America,
who In this way will h able at once 10
get resume OF what has happened dur
ing their voyage.
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The satchel belonging To r: ID. Brown
who has mysterlously disappear, d from
Topeka was found last night. 1t con-
tanned number of articles belonging 10
Brown, but no money. The mystery is
no nearer solution
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The short and most dIres route 10
Kansas City, ST. LsouIs, Chicago, Omaha
and all points east aud north: ana the
short line from Kansas CITY TO Cherry
vale. Independence. Winfield. Wei.
IingtOn. and Harper, Kansas
and all points In Texas and the Indian
territory. Trains for The east leave a.
is M 5. B. HYEEs.
J. L. BARNS, tiensi. Pass AT
Superiptendeuf
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The Hasty Poisoning Case.

ST. JOSEPH, Ills, Sept. 9.-The ex-
element in Peabody over the Hasty
poisoning case continues. 1t is now said
that Miss Hasty had been taking medi-
cine for her sickness, and this may ac-
count for the package of poison found
pinned TO her undergarment after her
death. The community are determined
that at least one of tue bodies shall be
exhumed and the stomach examined.
If poison is found some new clew NAV
be obtained which will exoneraie the
dead girl on whom suspicion now rests
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4 YOUNG WOMAN SUSPlCIONED OF
POISONING A FAMILY
Because the Mother Opposed the Mar
rage OF Her Son.
The Defaalting IudianasTrustees Seen
inf Canada
Ths Amount of Their Forgeriei
Thought TO be $3.50. GOO.
Two jewellers of Montreal. Canada
Hunted by Detectives.
Captured in New York and Lodged il
Ludlow Street Jail.


ST.. Lotus, Sept. s.-Advices from
Camden coanty this state, are to the ct
feet that the safe in the county treasur-
er's Office in the town of Linn Greek was
blown open by burglars last Saturday
AIght and robbed of $1,000 in money.
Several stores were also robbed by the
same gang, none of whom have been ar
rPsfa6
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What action will our citizens take on
the occasion OF the G. A. X reunion in
this state on tho 25th inst? Why not
have some of the distinguished persons
from abroad who will be present at that
gathering come and see us alsog
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Wichita ID to have an election on the
18th inst to test the sense of the people
AS 70 whether that city shall or shall not
subscribe the sum of $4,000 to the cap
ital stock of the Wichita So Colorado
Railway company.
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a Rrnrlltnp Coun,eteiter q

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 9.-The News
Waco special says: The examination
of Joseph White, the alleged Brazilian
counterfeiter, was continued yesterday
Theo. Z. Forlsnder. general manager of
the American Bank Note Co testified
that his company In 1878 executed an
order from the Brazilian government
of 100000 bills. He identified one of
his bills from which the counterfeit
| was made and pronounced q very
dangerous one that might easily
deceive the people of Brazil.
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n-.Er.1,erz Too1 Rl1,ar..

Frazier's Root Bitters set strongly up
on the liver and kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular make the weak strong.
heal the lungs, build up the nerves. and
-Ieanse the blood aad system of every
imDur1ty. Sold by D. W. Morris, drug
gfst. Price 800.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-10

Lord Randolph Churchill, who mar
ried Leonard JerOme's pretty daughter
Ito whose exerhOns he owes his present
seat in the British parliament-is bound
e. keep before the public, having re-
Gently been examined by phrenologist
who gives him character nearly equal
TO BeacOustield The English press
dilate upon his good points.
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naLnta,a ntSia,nn

Sioux FALLS. Oak, Sept. The south
Dakota constitutional convention met
Yesterday with seventy-one delegates
present. A. g. Edgertoh, of Yanktou,
chief justice of the supreme court, was
chosen president. Neill, of Grant, in.
troduced resolution opposing the divIs-
ion and moving immediate adjournment
sine die. The motion was laid on the
table by vote of SO to u.
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Recent dispatches from Washington
inform US that large numbers of pen
sioners are being dropped from the
rolls" The fact that these pensioners
are dead explains the ''drOnpinp.n
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1t is estimated that during August the
losses by fire in the United States and
Canada make a total of five aud half
millions of dollars. The entire loss
since the LIST Of January is placed at $65,
OOO OOO
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Among the knuual men y, sent at the
st Paul water ways c. INVENTION are ID
A. Wilmington, Winfield; Hon. W. w.
Guthrie. Aichisuu; Hon L. +. Ware
Fort Scott; Capt. j. +. Bollins. Sabetha
Capt w. :. H4mbaugh, abilene; Vim
ton Stillings. Leavcnwnrth Col It. a
Scott, Wyandotte; Hon. &. II. Clifford
Clay C.,nIer; john TetT, FL Dorado
MAJOR +. n. Fitzpatrick. Leaycnwoitn
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Snider 81 Holmes, known throughout
Kansas to newspaper men as among the
most reliable and oldest paper dealers in
the west, have purchaeed the entire stock
and business of the St. Louis Paper
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Speaking of the possibility ct SIR
lie acre OF ground, when s'imuItt,d TO
the highest degree. the New Eugla d
Farmer refers la farm that was made
to increase ills annual crop of hay from
seventy five 10 800 tons, and the crop now
produced per acru is from eighty To 1876
bushels al corn. forty tn sixty of wheat,
eighty To 100 of oats. amt tour TO i've
TONS of hay. These crops, while involv-
Ing great expense. do not entail greater
cost proportionately To the Weld. and If
n farm can thus be made productive the
taSk Is much easier with a small area.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-10

Rev. DIR. Leonard, the prohibition can.
didate for governor of Ohio. is now on
trial before the Methodist conference al
Cincinnati on account of charges pre-
ferred against him
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The subscriptions to the Grant monu-
hient fund have thus far reach the sum
OF eT2,17O. The cause seems TO make
haste slowly in the great metropolis.
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Big Preparations for Yacht Race at
Sandy Hook.
Numerous Fires and Casualties Re
ported over the Country.
The Editor of the Pail Mall Gazette in
the Police Court.
The Cabinet

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA meeting Of
the cabinet will be held tomorrow
Members who are absent from the city
have not, however, been summoned to
attend IL, as there is no business to De
considered requiring their presence.
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As one swallow does not make u sum-
mer, so the recent chilly weather "a no
INDIGESTION that there are not many warm
and sunny days to come before the ad.
vent Of grim winter
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Destructive Hail STORM.

PORT TOBACCO. Md. Sept. 7.-One of
the most destructive hail storms ever
known In this section, occurred Saturday
evening. Fields of corn and tobacco
were destroyed. In many fields not
even Il leaf of tobacco Is left on the stalks
Corn was completely stripped from the
stalks, while little more than half ripe
Hail stones as large as pullet eggs fell.
The destruction was general where the
storm touched. The damage in ChsTles
county is estimated at $1,000.
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HALF of the newspapers in the world
IN point Of numbers are printed in the
English language; IN point of circula.
ton. two-thirds.
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The guard Of soldiers over Grants
tomb Ct Riverside will be continued
there till the close Of the year.
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IL Is now ascertained that the funeral
expenses Of General Grant we're about
$4,000. Congress, 1t Is understood, will
be asked To pay the bill.
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a woman named Mrs. Emma Wood.
ley, having the enormous weight of $50
pounds, was buried at Philadelphia Fri.
day
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The craze in Santa Barbara, Cal, is
to grow English walnuts. 1t is said
that four-hfths of the fruit trees viii
be dug up. and walnut trees planted in
their stead.
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One price. plain figures, good treat
ment. and no urging OF badgering you
70 buy. All goods narrated as repre-
sented, OF no sale. TArHAM.
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Unknown vandals entered billiard
hall at Lyndon, Friday night, aud cut
the cloth and cushions OF the tables 10
the damage OF $500
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The State Board n p..,,na.v

ArcHIsoE, Sept. THE stase board
of pharmacy OF Kansas will meet at the
Byram house in this city To- morrow
morning and continue in session three
daVs
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For further particulars call on or addres
The News Land Agency,
EmpOH-Ia, Kans.
Notice of Appointment.

EAPoRIL, KANSAS. August IS, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that have been this
day appointed by the probate court Of Lyon
county Administrative Of the estate of ames
Il. Barnes deceased. s. Q. BARNES,
sta Administrators
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II NAN

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y
By the central position OF its line. connects the
Fast and the West by the shortG8t route.
lles passengers. without change of cars, between
Chicago and Kansas City. Council Bluffs, Leaven-
worth. Atchison, Minneapolis and st. Paul. Te
connects In Union Depots with all the principal
lines OF road between the Atlantic and the Pacific
Oceans. Its equipment y unrtv9led and magnia-
Beautiful Day Coaches, Magnificent Horton Re-
Sleeping Cars. and the Bost Line Of Dining Cars
IN the World. Three Trains between Chicago and
Missouri River Points. Two Trains between Chi
csgo and Minneapolis and ST. Paul sza the Famous
ALBERT LEA ROUTE"
A New and Direct Line via Seneca and Ranks
kec- has recently been opened between Richmond,
EOrtolk, Newport News. Chattanooga, Atlanta. Aus
y,lsia Nashyille Louisvtlle. Le9ngton cincinnatt.
Indianapolis and lafayette. and Omaha. Ainneap-
oils and st. Paul and intermediate points.
- All Through Passengers Travel on Fest Express
Trains.
Tickets for sale at ali principal Tickle. Oces IN
the United States and Canada
Baggage checked through and rates o. fare Il.
ways as lew a. competitors that offer less adVan-
For detailed information. get the Maps aud Fold
of the
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
At your nearest Ticket Once, address
4. r. ABLE, EST. JOHN.
ssss-Psss. 4 GsB1 Mgr. GeaI TiI fass. a.,
CHICAGO.
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Murat Halstead of the Cincinnati
CommcrciaLG Gazette is fifty-six years old.
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Carl SchuTz Is a. he seaside writing
the "Lise OF Henry Clay"
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King William will have completed
the twentY-hfth year Of his reign as king
OF Prussia on January 2, 1886.
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William Warner OF Kansas City Is per.
manent president of the waterways con-
Vention.
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A European gCologist pr, diets that
the Dead Sea Will be a mass of solid salt
. thousand years hence.
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II is said that the Republicans of
Maine desire that Blaine be candidate
for governor.
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Ole Bulls famous violin was sold al
auction recently for $500.
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1.-THE good weather continues bust
ness will boom again and our merchants
will be correspondingiy happy.
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Chin Wind

TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. GA severe wind
storm visited the vicinity of Napoleon
last night, doing much damage to farm
houses, barnyards and crops. The storm
passed two miles north of the town,
moving IN a northeaSterly direction and
covering a space q half mile IN width,
Frustrating nearly all lines of telegraph
in its course and dong much injury to
farm property.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 9.-Adyices
from Circleville are that last nights
storm passed through the county few
miles south of there, uproofing houses
and blowing down fences and trees.
Very heavy rain fell. News from Wash
ington Court House is difficult 10 get
The telegraph wires are blown down
in all directions, and 20 word had been
received from there at IL 80 p. m.
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Sept. o.
The cyclone which came upon this town
last evening at 8 O'Clock almost com
pletely demolished it. Not single
store facing Central square out of 40 is
left intact, and the majority of them are
leveled. About 200 residences are de-
stroyed and the streets SD filled with de-
bris that II is almost impossible to pass.
Sheriff Rankin ordered out
the militia, which took charge and
helped TO get order out of chaos. The
gas went out when the storm came and
as the works were destroyed bonfires had
to be built in the streets to give light for
the searchers. The number known to
be- dead is five; about SO are injured.
Some houses were lifted up and carried
bodily several hundred feet aud then
dashed to the ground with great force.
Shattered fragments were then whIrled
in some instances a. quar-.
ter of mile. A relief
committee IS at work, and all houses not
destroyed, are thrown open to the home
less. Farmers are coming in by dozens
bringing food and bedding Every ho-
tel, bank. church and business house In
town is ruined. The utmost desOIation
prevails. and people coming in report
finding building debris ten miles from
town.
CINCINNATI. Sept "a TImes-Star
Washington Court House special says:
Mrs. Mollie Jones, Edith Floyd, Ella
FoFsha. Jennie Forsha and Flora Carr
were killed Herbert Taggart, James
Jackson and J e. yanPelt are supposed
TO be fatally wounded, and fully 900 per-
sons hurt. There are too many to make
it practicable TO give names. The loss
exceeds 81 100000. The council has ap
pointed a relief committee, and the mi
litia are guarding the stores, whose con-
tents are all exposed.
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Preparations are going forward for q
Grant EIsteddfod in Empoiia on Christ
mas. Further particulars will be an
nounced in these columns in due time.
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tons farm, 5 miles southeast of Reading.
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The county fairs thus far held in tn,
state have met with marked success.
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Shoes till You can't rest, at Taiham,s

New lot of ladies' jerseys at Tatham's,
some braided in silver; all good.
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The large office OF the secretary Of
the navy opens through windows that
reach nearly to the floor upon q mas
sive granite p0rticoL This is surroun-
ded BY heavy balustrade. SECRETARY
Whitney has utilized this portico dur
ing the recent hot weather by stretch
ing awning screens acr0ss the entrance
front With few rusty rockine-ehairs
and armchairs he has very coy little
retreat When be wants to have con-
fidential chat with visitor he invites
him out on the portico, where they can
talk undisturbe9-
Icksburg as they were against rs; but
1 knew that Johnson Wss In our rear.
and was receiving CONSTANT reinforce
ments from the East He had at this
time 3 larger force than had had at
any time prior 20 the battle Of Cham
pioa's Hill-From General Grast's
Paper ~ tie September Cssfskry.
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New shades IN veIveteen at Tatham,s
That Dirty Dan<fru0

New dress goods AZ Tasham's. We
have the prettiess goods at 25 cents per
yard which We ever had.