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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02

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tUCilr,i'Ts.
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NOTICE T. rfsER4 GINIS TIA All
YrC;"r nf"rt~. The name - sd ,fIH'EF.t"1 o.,
t. N'hrt.' q Lander tn;i.lrlnl. II. g'Irr,sl
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br..~K.t. Cr.i .l''i f'r i'- '1'lrs.. - t-'rI>.~t
.aV t"'H"fai !GFIlrr h.i~.uF~ gN' tf Ht., .-l
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taiur'r- ~iIrl..'. .l,.Utiu- ,uf'. q: t'r Few Il
R.i tllyd. " "a rIIn,L yaT'~.gr ''ii - ~ >a'i
other tu-U> e.. tie hnrTb GA directors !IaS DIS
igrlie. Vii 7 cIiiill ~'u. Of ""' hundred
thousand dollars. IL ur l'1ld ~ - directed! tS
The board %: lIrc"tUJs. within hit, ttyr i-oni
tate Of SNi tilhiI- -III". sa3 10 NHf 20 fncrrts'
SAID C''itai ~f,Ek L. l." iIl3TTd lLrH>Iud ,'i-
.a-s. TLt III! hess ui >g!i CORPORATION - E IA
me e. 81 -. III dly 81 riTu.Ty. 49,. HHi CON
t!ugr anti a." 1T GAY a. .h.'' =. TT Tn
hight .'rnUIt 81 Indebtedness 'r i9'Hi'' "a
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,>.!f Sl.' h- ,G. i..i lie aiGurri g- ~ -.
: Stu,E paid .:. Ii' '~"l-I1"-> o. al C"-p"II iHtI
shall L., ,pHiJctcl 10! a. board oi -''ci directors,
! lprLaT. l.. l%Sk
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County Printer ard q Pas.

talking Of minor poc's. l o1cc hni
@ singular patron ia iasat d-part el..'
La said. he would hc wosr ~ tie
nv. and * a rh um:ug young lady
~ well-was a IN; m1r's man.
Hardly. lie was very Hit rate
Co.,ld only inst manage % read add to
write; and WAS past the age. shollt
inarine. ut which much imp ovNms {
WAS pr.bahle Eut he Vas \ sufficient
~ eccentric individual, i: rot a genius.
IIe called NJ my p.int'n- Zee fri
one saturday evening, rather late.
.iou he a prinLer. 1 reckon. he sad l
replled tha. ] had that honor He
fmmbled for some seconds IN tlo
DEPTHS Of a cspsc;ous gnoe!y basket,
ant ult,m ite!y prodnc d q blurred and
h;O:tcd sl,ect % paper. which on exam
inat;on. proved TO contain somp half
dozen verses OF the ve.iest toTye,el
that L Wa ever my lot To :eld, AMI e.
iden,ly tue cofnpilat OIL II a love lick
swain. 'Nha.'l it cost IA gnt In i
DO uy printed" he ASKED. That de-
rsnd. On how many copies you ~
quire." ! said. Copies" no repcnte-.
i only want ono o ccur~a' Ac ori-
in..ly +! gave him my ter ~; and h. &C
copied 6om. AID left the dizzy man
us.ript. The next Saturday evening
he called. received his precious
production In oil the glor; Il type.
raid for Il. and deoaItnd \ Wees
latter be returned with . second oder.
..sus- and he shook his Lead az nHe
With q dcprccatng gesture you Il not
alter Z words tbs TINS: ! wants i; don,
exa CIV a. | brirgs - ] am AFRAID i
wxs hardly remOrsc 81 much as a sud
dea and Overwhelming ~ ta
comedy Of tue situation thai ma !e M
hitr my liz and remain moElentaTltl
silent had taken Tho u~pwa-ra.ttb
liberty o. reyisin the poets s?e.lir.
.ad grammar. ~ as Z, bring them into
a, a rnte. an Sppr rNiniate a-,eomea
with modern usage. / bowed, an'
without exposuistou prom sad for III
future implicit ohed u And aSai'
a tattered Ms was committed 70 III.
ear, Bet for tho prtated slip OF ~
t;,s writer did not soOn appear. l..
.nar n thee weeks inter'a be Il
r,ora invaded 10, Office. From bis dc
800 cir Il was evident somrth.ng hS'
nm, a.uiss, and from the nature OF IN
s.vnS d a MP ns his commaI,
addressed TO my dear Luv. etc
vas easy to guess whst the t1"ubI
vas And Bit b. BIT w;th'ut;he eaS
.h.,na-facadnasS he toll me his stors
Hewas madl. euamored O: b > master
daughter, and IAN red that N lsr Esas
cirlish smile as they o'cas'ona y uh'
on the farm precincts be read 'e ipte
Gated affection. To her he sent us ps
thetio missive. with the result OF p,
rental con.umely and dismissal. Al
or! he sighed. may be 4 You'd q don
Nat % s-ibble-. II. 't~ould u.
touched her heart better '-tGssea
Eonatkv 4sgo xiae.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
CIou-' Firu.. Flour.

All nlo want tiour should call az {
NJ. Storey, the New Red Cloud gro.
Ger. lie : sole agent Tor the C'tchrat
ed Guide Rock flour. manufactured ~
Columns & Crary. Also has tno wei
known Red Cloud mills Hour. Mil sci
i, from gU cents urwar!s. VIII delNe'
tree L. u part of the city. See him
secorc YOU huv. Elsn corn, oats. chop
feed OF all descriptions. Ion,t forge
tie place one door south ot the sat
iur link. lou
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
Cr,ns Giyccriae Saivc.

The hes; on earth can truly be dnd
of GricSs' Giycerine Salve, which iS"!
s,,re cure for cuts, bruises, seals a
burns, wounds, and all other sords'
will positively cure piles, letter ats
all skin eruptionS. satisfaction guar
.n,eeI ar money refunded. Only -
..e,ts Fer sale by \. LiRdley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
Americas Pride.

True Amer,crn men anu women, BY
reason of their strong constitutions
beautiful! forms. rich ccmpleylo!s an
characteristic energy, are ervided by
sill nations. Its the general Use ~ Dr
Harter's Iron Tonic which brings abou'
these lSsults.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
Notice to Farmers

| have g fine lot Of pure. clean and
genuine japanese grass seed for sale q:
s cents rcr bushels if taken or paid
rof before January LIST, lSS5. after inat
date II will I've higher. | Will deliver II
to parties in BED Cloud il desired.
Il. =. NEiVERN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
Rncllens AFRICA Naive.

The hes, salve in the world for uts
u,,.s sores. ulcers. salt rheum.
fever sores, letter, chapped HANDS
,;,,,.,,s corn, ard al skin erup;ions
"a nn.itiy..v cures piles, or no pay
..sr.S. ii is euran,eg! To 2 ve per
e.. sa~tisfscsio., q nWscv refunded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
Proposals for Bids Wanted for
County Printing.

OrrlCy CSrSrv tIFi.E WET~T.R 90. ME-. 0
R~ID'LoJp. NFE, pyC. e. l->;. 3
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS 10 FURNISH
hooks. HlJ"kS. an3 stationery Tor la = e e.
! II - nj, OH - IN t'i co. W SCR c'"n,iN: 70
.rJ>ha. for ;t!r wear --,,. vii lv r,"'r'F'I - -"
county clerks OfI-C ~ sid yuuts!. ~ 10 100
a',.ccA 4. VI. Il NalLr':rs. January 81. iNS. II.
J following ia -: Il the probable rs">, aHoI'''
: az -vrliI,> wanted
2ri..,4 ard printed deed records, : -, 20 n
1 p7lrr - rra!l.
rra aai printed mortgage records. : qr. %
T.. rrlcT - T-Iu-
| lt"yn rlaI 6.-l. -. 4olh r=f"r to rraih.
! road pat book. Pr. - - IIl~r 10 r'ah
ij"-'i.'~ dr-EccS. -.
! Ia=f5...r T..aTr. 10 -.
- daz canvas co;,r, tor : sT books.
I = MI tnnh>. -.
- c..l wTaIu'r~.
1000 lr-.I blanks for III Comfy or WI
I oJ> >:r"-.
Ado read oy,r>r.ys rccyipts, boss - ~
! ,lch.
, 3dys s-rli l~- +'irI"";~-
I"o. letter .-..s. s,a' n".c heals.
: Yo lrG! oUIascr 6 c%u'et";. -. 800 legal Nun
Z b.r 10 rrNrluty>.
s~rr.'as "a ca paper.
irotaN ~,cce...:s and duplicates. books -
each.
"a rrrciI:> 20 Euisy ytlu school tr,1>u-rrS.
! -, rect / fn- IlDU.y paid Rad "Nrr>",r~.
- Endorsement slips ior iaTi pa ~ var
"a county rl,a~u.srs t-X sal rrT,tc.:-s
I books ~ ,a,l.
q" r-Jrritioa ,,r-;ar,:eS. h",a> q" ,.-a
100 COUNTY tr,->u'tss IYi.ec % ie..I.-a
faxes
deg sts ce1urHe Aug1ii'> writing f1ia.
l. Iaz T. @rLa,.r A.u"'4 ccpt.as luE-
tot hHi'lrc r"..-' ,aN.
?gt bsf.le uturliact.
bass r.r-- i.>' ug-S. II
dur Fahcr>> sua -r-~IN
Sg,at grrs> rdtlvr lsI->.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
RARE OFFER.

Tho American Agriculturist and
The Chief ore year for 22.SO, in
Guiding The Family Cycioped!a, a
useful book efTOC pages, tbs book
alone being worth more than tho
pr:co OF subscription. Come In now
and leave your order. YCu win
never get another offer ike this.
Tho APricriSurist Is enc OF the best
pauers ter farming, In The country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
- JrNy7. president.
NOTICE TuR /, Rl..,h.ioS

Land ,ncr - Elonw,u.' rr. Sr,.. ;.rr. : 's1.
Mot i D., rrhy gI'.i ihti irr ~i"'.'H.' = l..U.
- settler ~ - . r0Iir" q. B.. 'fai 8t.'.
to make inJ, pT1Dt boo support %: r.> r'a''a. t:I
that S.LIi ;rbr' NHi h. IN ale l".r'r 81 d 80;
court. N.'r.frr cn.u'N. \r-rEs.I 20 RI t.rUi,
Mob. o4 SATURDAY.. jan. = iNr- III:
HI Soi;t\~!.S.
Id entry VI a.lH. i"r the y l. : y -. So :. -
;. : il w,>i. Il, names IL. i.,ly.s.uE N.,.'~>l-
to PROVE h,S ,u.;i.ipyS gc,,u"Ir' uin. .id rut
tiy.t M 81 St.h 'lu 9. ~. AiNtr Z .,.r'. iu,Iu-
=, Anderson. az i~la'>yr. Nili.u ka"rf, ai
II Red ,.uui. Nch.
\ Snrrk-E nL.i,icr-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02

As a rain drop io-ete!.s Storm, SO
does a pimp,o upon the human body
;udicat. Notwithstanding virus ! the
blood. which can he r~su;raiizei end
expeIIcd only Gv Dr. i.ac;e.s Iron
Tonic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
Advice 70 Mothers.

kryp. .!l>-Grrel NJ ai-bt aCd sr"'-en - yn--
~; ty ? - clla ~tF"r ai5. -1r'- sIfI
rata q. r.stirg r.,sh' Il - >U~ -' uuc' ART
-. '-,;;l- 81 M. " slow >FTSu- snip
Tor chi. ,lr-u ttt.atug IL Na';, j. .-i-s uE q.
IsgVtC u,.l : I,t -. tE"r- = 70 g~'.>tlNe
.:t1. n. I. srr> Il agt"rE Trt tiyrrh r. re-
gives i.,,.. aud e.cY-y - gnc who >V>i.-s. M
Wiu>ips'> Slfhtn- >'Tua loT children ~tctfttrg
i u.-a>ani u tive Z = and - L.. gr-S--tfs-.
81 ore 80 e. al.f->I m I~~- i,1.alr ~ls~S> srr
N,.y>arIars IN rh- V.rer: >i-.->, ART j. tu~ s~ie
= al dru--isIS rsurC-l.4. :&t voE.G- lTscr -
ISnts .-r eOslc-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
Post-O6ce News Depot.

Albright and Wallace Il McNltt nav,
inc zone out of the news business. }
Will furnish any papers Oh pc iiod'.ah
fanted. Leave your name aia0 tns
af the paper vanled at the 2osl-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-17
TAILORING.
GENTLEMEN.

YSH0AAs BROMLEY, THE MERCHANT
L Tailor, 52i street, has Just received ali the
Latest styles of Imported and Domestic Goods
for GENTS FALL AND WINTER WEAR J. H.
Quatman Is Manager of the Cutting Department.
Prices the Lowest Work the Best oS-lplm
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Nos. sos and 80 X ST., Sacramento, Cal.
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Tho staunton Tragedy.

New YORK. October l6th.-A Staunton
tFa) special gives the particulars of the
shooting Of William NJ. Brown, a promi-
nent citizen of the county, in the fair
grounds yesterday, by Stuart Kainer This
is the second man Kainer has killed In
tense excitement prevails on account Of the
murder. The killing is regarded as das-
tardly, and was the result of an old grudge
Kainer has declared that he intended TO
kill Brown on sight. They met in the
crowded rotunda, Browns wife at one time
having hold of one arm, and their little
child the other hand Scarcely a word
passed. Kainer placed his pistol almost
against Browns body and fired, the ball
enteIing TWO inches below the beart
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An Insane General.

LOUISVILLE, October 16th-The startling
intelligence is out that General William
Howard Irwin IS insane. General Irwin
was an officer in the Mexican war, and was
on General w. S. Hancock's staff during
the civil war His mania is violently hom-
icidai, and he has tried to kin his wife and
son. During his lucid intervals he has
begged his wife to have him confined.
and tomorrow an inquest of lunacy will
be held General Irwin is 65 years of ace.
and about ten years ago married Miss Julia
Chambers, the daughter Of wealthy citi-
zen, and at that time the reigning belle in
Louisville society. The General has been
connected with many important enterprises,
and is highly esteemed.
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A. KoosKB

Careful attention given to the Selection and
Psoking of Choice Fruits for Distant Markets.
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Frightful Tragedy.

LINCOLN (Neb.), October 16th.-A house
and cattle-barn belonging to Peter Hengen,
living near Ithaca, twenty-five miles north
ofhere, were burned last night. Hengen
wss away from home. The remains of his
wife and daughter were found in the ruins.
The body of his brother was found in the
barn. Wild rumors are ahoat as to the
cause of the tragedy, but there is no real
clue. The prevailing opinion is that young
Hengen murdered the woman and child
fired the premises and then suicided.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-17
Hanged for Murder.

CRAwFoBDsvILtE (Ind), October 16th.-
John W Coffee was hanged here to-day
He was executed for the murder of an old
man named Mullen and his wife in Janu-
airy last. the house being burned afterward
to hide the crime. He made the confession
during his Imprisonment, duplicating at
various times several others. On the
strength Of one OF these James Dennis was
also sentenced to death, but was given q
new trial by the Supreme Court. Coffee
was utterly prostrated lie refused food,
and had to be carried to the scaffold. Be
fore the drop fell he made short speech
The rope broke twice, but was adjusted
satisfactorily, and in twelve minutes life
was extinct
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A Steamer Disabled

LONDON, October 10Th. = The French
steamer Chateau Liovile, Captain Olivier
has been towed into Ferrol Spain. with
her, stem broken and leaking. She was
spoken on the 14th inst. in latitude As
north, longitude west. Her cargo had
shifted and her rudder was gone The
steamer Tynemouth Castle -vas attending
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ZEE PREsrpENr MADE THE scApEaoAr.

New YORK, October 17th-A. M-The
Times Columbus special says: Governor
Hoadly comedies the election of q majority
of the Republican Legislature on joint
bollot.
Judge Foraker TO Stump New York State.
New York, October 16th-Judge Foraker
has accepted an invitation by the Republi-
can State Committee to stump this State
for the Republican candidates.
Shocking Result of Overlooking Gun.
HAzELToN (Pa-), October 16th.-By the
explosion of an overloaded gun in the
hands of Edward Burnley, here this after
noon, Robert Fickter, a companion, was
instantly killed, large piece of the ex-
ploded barrel penetrating his head. Burt
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Country Orders Receive Prompt and Careful Attention ga
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California Fast Freight Matters.

NEW YORK, October 16th.-At the office
OF the California fast freight line, your cor
respondent was informed this morning
that the meeting of freight agents in Chi
cago yesterday decided to run fast freight
trains through to San Francisco the same
as heretofore, although it is stated that the
Central Pacific still refuses to join in the
payment OF the expenses for running the
trains, or to furnish its quota of cars. This
IS thought to be no good reason for aban-
doning the line, SO long as the Central Pa
cific allows through billing, and runs
trains on fast schedule time as now. 1t
was decided to run hereafter all fast freight
business over one of the lines on alternate
weeks, in order to consolidate small lots in
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cardinal Newman and The Protestant
Church of England.

LoNDoE, 0otober 16th.-Cardinal New
man, in an address to-day. said that The
Protestant Church Of England was tIIo
great balwark Of this country against athe-
ism. He said he wished all success to
those defending the Church, and that he
wished his friends would join in defending
1t. Cardinal Newmau's words are impor-
tant in connection with the forthcoming
elections for members of Parliament. and
they viii be likely to influence many votes
in favor OF The Conservative candidafes
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CORK October lGlh.-The failure of the
attempt 10 boycott the Cork Steamship
Company by the cattle-dealers has spurred
the LoyaiiSts to increased energy in their
hight with the Nationalists and they intend
to contest every Parliamentary seat in Ire
land at the coming election, 50 as to give
the Parneiites greater trouble and expense
III eiecting their candidates.
Barracks Wrecked by an Tufar,,ss HT.s-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-28
FLORIDA.

Leesburg is trying to clay its principal
street.
The formation Of a stock company to build
hotel IS among the probabilities at Marian
ma.
A counterfeiter spent several DAYS in Pen
sacOla recently flooding the town with cOun-
terfeIt l0-cent pieces.
The mango trees in South Florida are put
ting 0ut great prOfusiOn OF bloom, and give
promise Of large fruItage.
Burglars made a fruitless attempt to rob
the SAFE in the stanton post Office a night or
two ago. IL contained 1000.
A negro at Leesburg last week took up son
$50, which had been laid down on a counter,
but did not get far before he was arrested.
a Mr.. Henderson, contractor on the Florida
Southern Railroad, was stabbed by n egrO at
PembertOn's Ferry for speaking sharply to
him.
The case of Burchfeid, charged with assault
with inlent TO Kill Mai. COuper in Leesburg,
last winter, was tried at Sumterville Friday,
and the prisoner acquitted.
DR.. II. II. Cary. superintendent OF Fisheries
Tor the S.ate OF Georgia, intends 10 continue
work on the St. Johns till he finds place
where hatchery can be successfully estab-
lished.
Sanderson correspondence NEWS. March 26:
series Of bold rObberies in the last few
months having been pcrpetrated around the
stations OF Darbyville. Baldwin and Max
Vile, on the Florida Railway and Navigation
COmpany's ROaQ, instigated the employment
Of special officers to investigate it, Chas. +.
Taylor. Assistant Freight Agent. Chas. r.
POns, Deputy, and Mr.. Nanbuskrk, Sheriff.
discovered barrels Of -four and other goods
scattered through the woods. The robbers
were traced TO their rendezvous tTurkey
creek a band Of about fifteen. Five were
captured. The goods captured were sent TO
different stations for identidcatiOn.-Bake
county ls 10 have a pamphlet printed eX-
planning the resources Of the county, to be
gwen away gratuitOEsly at the New Orleans
ENp0sitiOn.-Plauters continue shipping q
few bales Of late cOttOn.-The county court
house is being repainted. d.-Orchards are in
bloom. From appearances. there is promise
OF 4 late but prolific peach crOp.-Farmers are
gathering their cattle. They have eX-
perieneed a los OF so per cent. over last year.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-28
MURDER AVENGINGS.
The Last of the Ashland Trio Dies Pro.
testing His Innocence.

The Last of the Ashland Trio Dies Pro-
testing His Innocence.
GRAYsoN, KY, March 27.-William
Neal, the last of the Ashland murderers,
was brought here last night from Mount
Sterling for execution. Large crowds
greeted him at each station. He was firm
and composed, and maintained his limo.
cence to all of the many who visited him.
He ordered eggs, bacon and coffee for
supper, breakfast and dinner, and refused
the attendance of ministers until this
morning. At l O'Clock this afternoon he
was taken to the gallows, where a large
crowd was waiting to witness his eXecu-
tiOn. He was escorted by 100 guards,
armed with dOuble-barreled shotguns and
pistols. Neal ascended the scaffOld with
great composure, and said: Il say to one
and all that you all know this
is no place to tell a lie. l stand here to-
day to suffer for heinous crime l did not
commit, and one day my innocence will
be established beyond doubt. l bid you
one and all goodbye. Oil Lord, thou
knowest l am innocent. Into Thy hands
L commit my soul. | am innocent"
The last words were said just as the
drop fell. He was pronounced dead in 10
minutes. None of his relatives were pres
sent.
A DESIRE TO ROB LEADS TO THE GIRBET.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 27.-John
Sexton was hanged at Barboursville, KY,
to-day for the murder of George ROWden,
the object being robbery.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-28
GEORGIA's CENTRAT CITY.
Louisville Given Close Game-A sun
day School Convention

Louisville Given Close Game-A Sun
day School Convention.
MACON, GA, March 27.-Macon is wild
with enthusiasm tonight over the splen-
did playing of the home team in the game
of base ball with Louisville. Macon out
batted and Outfielded Louisville at every
point, and before the close of the game
they were considerably hacked, believing
when the game was begun that they
would have walk over. 1t was the first
time the Macon nine had ever practiced
together and the result was considered a
glorious victory. Fifteen hundred people
were on the ground. A drizzling rain set
in. At the close of the game on the
eighth inning the score stood 7 to in IA
vOr of Louisville. In the third inning
Umpire JemisOn was struck by wild
ball, pitched by Knouff, of the Macons, on
the leg and left the field. He is badly hurt.
He was succeeded by Mr.. Barkly, Of
Louisville. The following is the score by
innings:
Louisvilles. .............9 0 , l 0 o.
Macons -..............2 O l o l 90
7. j. Ware, a well-known contractor
and father OF Alderman Ware, died to-
day at u O'Clock.
The firm of Riviere & Ingram, liquor
dealers, were closed out to-day by S.
Siesel.
Mrs. e. E. West died very suddenly to-
day.
The Rehoboth Sunday School ConVen-
tion of the Baptist Church met here to-
night in the First Baptist Church. A
great many delegates are in attendance.
The convention will last three daYS and
adjourn Sunday night.