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western Tobacco Men.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, September Ia
convention of Western tobacco men is
being arranged for, to be held in the neal
future at GAINESVILLE this state. Members
of Congress and State Senators from Wis.
eoi.sin and Northern Illinois will be ass &c
to be present. The principal business o.
the convention will be to discuss the ques
tiol of Importation of tobacco from suma
trs and other important points,
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.
A Drummer FOully Murdered for Nor
--GreaI Excitement.

A DRUMMER FOully Murdered for Money
--Grear Excitement.
IsPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, September 1.-Geo.
Names, travelling salesman for Cowan.
McClung & Co., was murdered near the
edge of town this morning. He had re.
turned during the night from trip and
had about $500 of the firms money on
his person. He bad been drinking and a
common prostitute of the town, with her
paramour, had induced him to accompany
them, which he did. The woman was
arrested at o'clock pm. and confessed
that Lee Hers was the murderer, she
handing him the pistol s."
- uIucK. Excitement is in.
, ..,nse at midnight, and it is more thar
probable Sellers will be lynched before
morning.
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No,orIou. CriminaIs Capsared.

Fohr SMITH, ARK, Septe mber 1.-TWO OF
the notorious Le- gang, for whose capture
reward OF $500 was off red, we're
brought here last night by deputy mar
shsls. They are charged with the murder
of ]. H. Guy, w. James Rolf, Y. Rolf and
William Kioksey, in the Choctaw Nation
lsst fall. Their names are VIM. Davidson
and Edward Slef. The Lee brothers are
still at large, but efforts are being made to
| effect their capture.
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1T should be the special care and first
duty of Southern N members of Congress to
see to the repeal OF the Bland bill so soor.
as Congress meets. 1t should never osva
been passed. 1t is financial hs,resv tbst
has cost the country very Sear ar; has
done much to foster anS. encr.rr.aa ,,s .ha
distrust that hasso loDgpre-e;,ed tb@ouah.
out the country. '"iioo su.0U
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They Are Not Sorry,

There is one thing nobody ever regrets
that ia, the day they FIRST adopted Pa K.
er's Tonic as their regular family medi
cine. Its range is SO wide, and its good
effects so sure, that noshing else, except
good nursing, are needed in great msjori
~ of cases. Buy it, try it, and afterwsrC
il will not REQUIRE any praise from US.
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BAI TIMoEE, Nd, September L.-To-day
the cotton mills at Woodbury., four in
number, giving employment to upward of
2O00 operatives, are making arrange nents
to 90 to work on full time. The Meadow
| Mill, which has been idle for over year,
will start to-day with a full force, 600,
and on full time. The Woodberry, Clipper
| and Park mills and the Druid mill will be
run on full time on Monday next, as will
| also the Mount Vernon mill.
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JACKsOs, TENN.
Horse Thieves Captured - Madison
Sounty's First Bale.

Sou1fy's FIRST Bale.
IsfEoiAL TO THE APPEAL.1
JACKSON, September l.-Sheriff B. A
Person returned to day from Iuka, Miss
with two hoIse thieves, who stole a cou : le
of horses in this county last Weau, sday
night. They are brothers aged seventeen
nd nineteen years. They give their
names as N. B. and Hugh Broaderick, and
say their home is in Giles county James
Cooke, who lives on the Lyons farm, five
miles west of Jackson, has been arrested
on suspicion of being an accomplice. The
horses were recovered.
Deputy 5upreme Court Clerk George
O'Connor of this city was rarried+to Miss
Nettie Russeii at Corinth, Miss, this
nofning. The bridal party arrived home
this afternoon.
Madison county's frat bale of cotton TO,
this season was brought in Saturday by
Ben Hsyley. 1t was cls-sed middliDg and
bought by Gates, Deupree & Co. for Il
cents per pound.
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LABOR NOTES.

Ptttsburg Miners Preparing to strike.
PITTsBUKe, PA, September The river
coal miners met at Monongahela c.; 10
day and decided to stsike next Friday
unless the operators concede tn, M
three cents per bushel for mining.
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Games Yesterday

ST. LOUIS, September 1.-St. Louis, 8;
Detroit, 8.
CHICAGO, September l. Chicago, s.;
Buffalo. 4.
Providence, September 1.-Providence,
o; Boston, 2.
New YORK, September metropolitan,
6; Brooklyn, z.
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GKzENsruRe, IND, September 1.-Sherifi
Walsh, Marshal Clemons and two assist
ants started yesterday in a carriage to find
and arrest Barney Conner, a local des.
porsdo. The two 6rst named were armed
with shotguns. They met Conner on 8
turnpike and ordereh him to halt. He
sprang toward the fence and put his han6
to his hip pocket when Marsha Ciemoni
fred and Conner fell dead
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- 0TECE.

THE shareholders tsubscribersl of the Citizens
L Street Ra,l ,lrosd Company and especial'y Dan
Davis, and F. S. Davis and Benjamin tisrman,
execu, r of the will of c. P. Morris. decease ed,
are noti6ei that on Monday, the 5Ih day of DC
Secretary Of the Comoany, No 2s5 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, here vii be held meeting IN Z, OF 7
Citizens Sire t Rsirosd Con- pany Of She by
county, Tenn, for the purpose, AZ ong other
things, of electing Board of Directors TO ser e
for The ensuing year; also, for tae purpose OF
taking action providing for an incrs Sc In the
number OF directors 10 be then elected. SaiS 9
that a call OF 5 per cent in cash, payable TO the
Secretary at Memphi Tenn, has eco made by
the Board of Dire etors on all stocS heretet re
same is paid within thirty da' from August Is,
1885 the said stock subscri stions subject un-
der the ch rter and bylaws, to forfeiture, upon
which subject act on may be taken. All stock
subscribers are requested to attend the meeting.
EN-. APPERSoN. ]. d. QUIGLEY.
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R.snrctfuy,y Declined.

COLUMBUS o September 1.-The Dem
ocra ic 8 ate Executive Committes have
declinel in behalf of Gov Hoady chel-
lenge from the Prohibition Committee for
JOINT debate with their candida e, the
R-v T,eonard
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ASTRONOMICAL.
The tariike Nucleus in the Great
NebuIa of Andrsmeda.

NAsHv1LLE, TENN, September 1.-The
starlike nucleus that has suddenly sp-
peared in the great nebu's of Andromeds
was observed. tonight by Mr. E. E Bar
nard of the Vanderbilt University Obser-
vatory with the six-inch equatorial. 1t is
central in the great Eebula, Of about the
eighth magnitude, perfectly stellar in
Ehe nebulous foll1wiDg the star is bright
est. Ohsar1ations being raade IA de-
tect chances in brightness. The stellar
point is slightly yellowish in appearance
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burned to Death.

PORTLAND, ORE, September l.-At Day
ton, Wy. T., SUNDAY, Mrs. Ora A. Bowen,
an aged widow, while fighting fire in the
woods which threatened to destroy her
home, was burned to death. Her cloth.
ing caught, and the woman was most hor
ribiy burned. her hands, face and feet
being reduced to a crisp. When discov
e1ed she was lifeless and charred beyond
recoouiticu.
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TRANSFERS

L. B. Eaton to George II. Wharton, lot
in the Fifteenth Civil district, near Sam
pie avenue, for $3.50.
Mary ]. McNairy to ]. R. Clemaur. lots
IA and Is, block IS, north side Gholson
street, 32x1S3 feet, for $445.
VIM. Getz to Helena Ketcher, lot in
Fifteenth District, for $500.
Lizetta Vohlman and husband to Louis
Kettmsn, general power of attorney
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The CouyaIeseept.

what is the matter with the patient? ?''
asked a young and illiterste physician
"Why, he is eonvalescent," was the an
swer of the hospital attendant. "Oh
then" responded the physician, "thsts
nothing. l can cnre convsle-cence in
three hours" Such physicians ought to
let the people alone and allow them to
cure themselves by us pg Browns Iron
Bitters. Mr.. F. r. Perryman, Mobile
Ala, saws: 81 used Browns Iron BitterS
for weak back and indigestion, and an
4 nour all riwht -
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hallway Mail Service BENEFIT AssOeia

LOUISVILLE, September 1.-The eleventh
annual session Of the Mutual Benefit As
sociation OF the United States railway mail
service began here to-day with far at.
tendance. President M. A. Buttriek of
New Haven, CT, called the meeting to
order, and the address Of welcome was
made by John +. Green Of Louisville.
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K,nea i.l an A.sempt 10 nav,.h ,

BKLLEvlILK, ONT, September l Martin
Archibald, wealthy farmer residing il
Huntingdon, broke into the house of Mrs
Mary Adams and attempted to ravish her
Her son, arriving on the scene, strucl
him with an ak, and he released his hold
when Mns. Adams seized the az and, at
tackipg Archibald, almost severed hi
head from his body.
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Mad. an .ss,snmsn,.

ST. Lotus, Mo-, Saptemner 1.-The old
commission. house If F. B. Chamberlain
Co, made an assignment late this evening
to Isaac @. Bcker. The sworn valuation o
sh4 sssets is SIS, 90; the liabilities are no
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A strike Amicnh,, s.,,,.s

BALTIMORE NJ o.Lor, rha s,r;l.
- srIe glass blowers, which has continued
since last wi ter, has bel' amicaoly sett't d
and fu forces will be a work next week
| in all the factories. Tn. pon-union men
will be discharged and y members OF
l the union employed.
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PRESIDENT T,LEyELAND
On His Way Back 10 s1viliSaftoB-R
ceptiOn at St Regis Lake.

ST. REGIS LAKE, September 1.-The
campers along yesterdays route saluted the
Presidential party with firearms. In the
inlet of the lower St. R-gis the party were
met by 100 gsily decorated boats and es
corted to the hotel, where the President
held a recel tion, which lasted two hours
LAKE PLACID, September l, 1855.
The President and DR.. Ward arrived
/ here at 4: 80 O'Clock. They will remar
l here tonight and visit Adirondack Lodg,
Ito-mOrrOw
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iSEsOiAb ~ ArfHAL.l
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, September L.
A game of baseball between Our. Bows Of
Grenada and the second nine 81 Holly
Springs was played here scssiay. Grc.,.aaa
nine innings, score i3; HGiiv SPRINGS
eight innings, Score SO,
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EMPoRIA, KAs, September i.-rs.. r-4-
limipary trial of Mrs. Walkup for poison.
| ing her husband was set for this morning
| II has been, on motion OF the defense
postponed until next Monday.
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szaude 3. tOlMake an Attempt to Beai
Her Record.

Providence, R. l., September Rob
ert Bonner's celebrated mare Maud S. will
| attempt to beat her record of 2:082 at
Narragansett Park on Thursday. The
trial will be for a cup given by the Nara
gansett Park Association.
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SAN FRAscI Co, September l-Advices
from Valparaiso say smallpox is raging IN
that city. From ten to fifteen new Cases
occur daily and the scourge is apparently
increasing in virulence.
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nu.Hark. Rurned

SYRACUSE, n. Y September 1.-The oil
works owned by the Syracuse Oil Company
at City Line, adjoining the village of
Geddes. were burned this afternoon. The
fire originated in the varnish factory.
About 1000 barrels of oil in the store
house were consumed All of the com
pany's buildings were destroyed. The loss
| is at least S25, 600.
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Seven Iews Killed

LKxBKRG, September 1.-Seven Jews
have been murdered in an inn at Green
boca. Four arrests have been made in
connection with the murder.
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OrTUMwA, Ia, September There was
no frost here last night, but cold north
wind is b owing, with the mercury down
to 48o at o'clock m.
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Rath nraunea.

WASHINGTON, September John T.
Morgan, jr., SON Of Senator Morgan OF
Alabama, and Mrs. Della Stella were up
the river tonight in q canoe, and when
near the chain bridge we're caught in .
squall. The canoe overturned and both
were drowned.
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DR.. HUGHES, Indianapolis: 81 consider
Bethesda superior to Apollinaris either as
a luxury or remedy.
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nvSSnsETsAN

T,HE copartnership here ,ofore existing between
i W. G. Reinhardt and W. ii. Reinhardt was
this day dissolved by mutual consent, W.
business W. G Reinhardt assumes a. liablli-
ties and will continue the s,ddls and hsrnss.
business at S3e Nam st. ". 4, REINh ahDII.
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DUCK HILL, MISS
The Cotton Crop FaIly Twenty Per Cent
short

ISfbOIAL To THE AfPhAI.I
DUCK HILL, MISS, September 1.-The
cotton crop here is not as promising by 20
per cent. as it was three weeks ago. Too
much dry weather is the cause. 1t is
opening rapidly and picking has COM
rs1anno1
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HEM0RRH0IDs,
Blind, Bleeding and Itching. Positive
Cured by Cuticura.

II
Blind, Bleeding and Itching, Positively
Cured by Cuticura.
warm bath with CuTrcURA SOAP, an exqu site
Skin s aSd a qgs unTs H nstany Il y
the intense itching Of the most aggravated case
of Itching Piles This treatment, combined with
small doses Of CUriGuaa hEG9LvESI, the ps,s new
and strengthen tho bowels, overcome constipa-
tion and remove the Cause, will cure Blind, Bleed
ing and Itching Piles whom all other remedies
and even physicians fall
ITCHING Pills.
Twas taken for the first time in my life with
Blind Piles, so severe that could hardly keep on
Wien the disc So toos the form of Itching FILES,
| and q, owing worse. By advice of an old gentle
man tried the CUTICURA One application re-
lieced the itchin0 and was soon cured. wish &C
| price of tie CuTIcURA is of no account. From
"A O. G. KIBBY, Concord, N. H.
| ITOHsNG PILES.
/ I be an the use of your .CurIcURA RKMEDIE
| when you first put them on the m srket, and know
of two cases of Itching Piles that have been cure'
by the use, at my suggestlop, 2r tnsse semed,e' III
ALL THAT you CLAIa.
Ihaye tried your CUTIcURA REMEDIES and fin
| them all that you cain. and the demand 10
'nen AUGUSTUS Al W. COLLINS. Hisss on, GA.
CurIcunA RxxEDIEs are . positive care. fc
| every kind of Skin and Blood Diseases. froi
Pimples to Scrotala. Sold everywhe,e. Price
CuTIcuRA. 50c.; kHsoLyEST 81; SoAP, 5o- Pr
pared BY the PoTIEz DRUG AND CHshIcAL Go
| Boston, Mass.
II send fcr .sHov - Cure skin Diseases.
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Insurance Companies Withdrawn from
New Asmpshire.

HARTFORD, CT., September I.-AH Inc
fire insurance companies of Hartford, With
q single exception; and all the fire. insur'
ance con panies hating general ssencies
in this city, have Withdrawn their agencies
and discontinued business in the State o.
New Hampshire, on account of the valued
policy bill.
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srp.lrpox "a Monsre.l.

MONTREAL, September 1.-Forty-four
new cases of smallpox, OF which twenty
four have been authenticated, and four
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AN EXTRA DAY.

On Friday the Washington Park Club
will give an extra days racing. On that
day they will give a special purse. one
mile, catch weights, $500 to the winner,
$500 ext il :40a is beaten and $1,000
extra if :S92 is beaten. The following
are the entries, weights and pools on to-
morrow's races:
First Race Lucas, l07 pounds, $50
Cuban Queen, 100 pounds. $50; Kinglight,
l0S pounds S24; Alabama, 100 pounds. .Sl5.
Second Race e-Rapido, 110 pounds, $50;
& o,black, los pounds, $50; Irish Pat, l2S
pounds, so; field, incluoing Mission belie
tlOS pounds), Vaulter (9s pounds), Gold
Ban (l05 pounds), and Typsy (97 pounds J,
SIS. Doubtful starter, Rs.i
Third Race Jim Douglas, lis pounds,
$50; Slipalong, ll5 pounds, SIS; The Ute,
| rs pounds, s..
FYurth Rdce.-Mona, lis pounds. s. 3
Blddy Bow in ?, lis pounds, $50; xxi e
100 pounds, S25; field, including Lea, lot
pounds; Sam Powers, lis pounds; Red
Girl, us pounds; HermIne, 115 pounds
| Guydette, l07 pounds; Chance, lis
| pounds; Loftin, lis pounds, and kershaw
l0H pounds, S7a.
| FIFTH RGce.-There was no betting. Tht
| eutrles are Carter Harrison, l30 pounds
| Warrington, $50 pounds; Thady, Is;
/ pounds; Lord George, 40 pounds; Blu
cephalus, 1S6 pounds.
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Nashville VS.. Augusta

nashville, September Nashville
defeated Augusta today.
1 2 4 7s9
hashville.........,. 40 0 3 8 0 8 O-10
Augusta .....................0 l o 0 2-7
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Minister Pendleton and the Empress.
BKRLN, September The Empress
Augusta to-day accorded United States
| Minister Pendleton a special audience.
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r ELLA SCOTT LODGE, No, 2Se, F. & a
Il A. M.-WiIl meet in stated commu- ~ ~
nication this (WhDNESDAY) eveninR,N ~
Sep tember I'd, at o'clock, for dispatch w
of business. All NJ. NJ. s are fraternally'
invited.
By order c. Z. SMITH, WIN.
Attest: A. S. MYERS, Secretary.
MEMPHIS LODGE No. 8. 10. OF .,S.ss.sa.,
lN The members of this Lodge are St@esSr
requested to meet at their hal, this
(A EDNESDAYl evening at $3.50
o'clock, TO attend the funeral Of Bro, JULIUS j.
STEIs of Germania Lodge No. 3, St. Louis, No;
Sister lodges traternslly invited;
JAMES THOMAS, N.G.
= San'v
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SKIN Blenishee, Pimples. Blackheads and
On lN Baby Humors, CurIouRA soar.
~EVERY MU>s Ls ACM and dreadful
rains rob ms Of sleep and rest and strength =
~ Q such the CuTIcuRA PLASTER comes
- ~ESSl ke an angel OF mercy, bringing reiief
& and strenst 20 thousands upon whom
n all other plasters have been rowerless
EV for socd. Warranted q new and per-
y ~ ect antidote to pain and inhamma-
tion, aud the best pain killing piasssr in the
world OF medlcine. At druggists, sc i've T
81 Mailed free foTTKR DRUe AND CHEMICAL
10 Bseton
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The Chicago Raees

CHICAGO, ILL, September 1.-The
weather was cool and the track fast at
Washington Park to-day, and the attend
ance was good.
First Re6e-One mile and one-sixteenth.
Geld Ban had a walkover.
Extra Rdce.-Three-quarters Of mile,
purae $500, of which so to second, winner
to be sold at auction. Starters Mid
night, Forest, Lavina, Bereft, Eva B itton,
Lycurgus, Moonlight and Goodnight.
Pools Lycurgus, S50 Goodnight, S2S;
Noon light, $50; field, 500. Moonlight
| led, followed by Lycurgus and Forest
| close together. There was little change
to the head of the stretch, where Lycu,-
qua toox the cad, followed bv Midnight.
| Lvcurgus was not headed and won easily
| by two lengths. Midnight, after driving
| iuish, came in second, head in front of
Forest, third. Time-l:16. The winner
was not sold. Mutuals paid SO 80.
Second Rdce.-Three-quarterso OF mile.
Starters: Lanca' ter, Kirkman. Bankrupt,
| Adrian, Lucas and Jim Gray. Pools;
Kirkman, sl .; jim Gray, $50; Bankrupt,
sac; ati1, $40 After fiue start thev
Dunched for quarter of M vhen In.
cas- Grew ear, with EG.lrxman second, Lam
caster third, Iney ran uDchang into
the stretch, and there Kirkman went tc
the front and won as he liked, two lengths
ahead OF Jim Cray, second, length in
front o! Lucas, third. Time-1 :l6a. Mu
taals paid IS 20
| Third Race Vile heats. Starters: Effiit
H Buchanan, o r Jaynes. Litlefellnv
| aud Vauiter First Heat-Beitipg: Blu
1hnnan, 500; Effis II $45; Littleiellow
SIS; Vaulter, SO Efiie II. led away
head in front of the bunch, Buchanan
laying three lengths off. There ives NJ
change into the stretch, where Buchanan
moved up, took the lead and won easily
J three lengths ahead of Effie H. second
who wac three lengths in front of Little
fellow, third. Tme-1 :a4a. Mutuals psi
80 so. Second heat Betting: Buchanan
S25, field, IS. Buchanan lay behind tn
bunch into the stretch, where he cam
[ | through and won easily by length; Eli
, II. second, Litilefsllow q poor thirt
tuals paid SO 40.
( Fourth Race One mile. Star ers: Iris
4 Lass, Idle Pat, Pegasus. Wellington, PriI
cess Chuck, Anna Woodcock, Franci
Ilittlefellow and Adventurer. Pools WooC
cock, 500; Irish Lass, S75; Pegasus, S5(
T, tield, 500. Irish Lass took the lead to
,f good start, and was never headed. ST
. won easily by three lengths; Adventure
second, two lengths in front Of Woodcoc
third. lime "A. Mutuals paid $l3 Z
Fifth Rdce.-Two miles, over hurdle
Starters: Ascoli, Guy and Lord Georg
d ! Pools: Guy, 500; Ascoli, $75; Iol
, George, SIS. Lord George took the lea
the other two following close togethe
B. Lord George was never headed, and VIC
s, hsndily by five lengths; Ascoh secon
Is Guy had third. Time-S:49l. Mutus
! paid S57 90.
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FROST in THE NORTHWEST.

Cold Weather i'm Minnesota, Dakota
and Iowa
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Mrs. Bowles' >chool for Boys and Girls,
sliiett Place,
so. I5S Adams street. MeHnphfs, Tenn.
LIVERY advantage is offered for q thorough
~ Grammar Course. Especial attenhs VIII
- .;ven Ia The Primary Classes with the object oi
seeurin 10 pupils th rough training in fhose 50
cts which are the foundation of all adj aneed
study Comfortable study hell With piessan,
xT;li Be in charge of a native resident I. scher
i,rsvine and Music in their various dep rtment
w;ll rec. i've care uI attention. Referenees-G
N Foxr. John Oyertop, DIR. j. B. u Ddsiey: w
n. Wiikerson, s. 7. CsIdw.ll, Le Iro1sdale:
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CoNTEMPLATfNd extensive improvements
~ in the interior and exterior OF our storei we
offer during the Next htrty Days Sumu eI
and all other lightweight shoes, for Ladies, Gen
tlemen, Misses and Children, at
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Holly Springs VS.. Grenada.

Errors-Atlsnta, 4: Columbus, 3. Bss
hits-Atlanta, Ii; Columbus, 8. Struc
out-FiVe each.
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1t is not generally known that
Daniel Webster was once member OF
the Legislature of Massachusetts. The
fact is not mentioned by many of his
biographies. He was chosen by the
people of Boston, and was one OF the
trainers of the first city charter of Bos-
ton. In one of his speeches, delivered
in New York, Mr.. Webster said: at
has so happened that all the public
services which | have rendered in the
world in my day and generation have
been connected with the general gov
eminent. think l ought to make an
exception. ! was ten days member
of the Massachusetts Legislature, and
/ turned my thoughts to the search of
some good object IN which l could be
useful in that position; and, after much
reflection | introduced a bill which,
with the general consentof both Houses
of the Massachusetts, Legislature, passed
into a law, and is now law of the
State, which enacts that no man in the
State shall catch trout in any other
manner than with the ordinary hook
and line. "-BOStOn Journal.