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TIE TURF.
Brooklyn Jockey Club Races.

GRAvEsEND, N. Y, August S0.-The
first race NJ the Brooklyn Jockey Club
today was for all ages, seven fur'ongs.
Barnum won by half length; Santa
Rita second, Pontiac third, Time
1880.
Second Race.-Mile and an eighth.
Cleaner won by a length and bali;
Florence NJ. second, Tornado third.
Time 1904
Third Race 0ne mile and Il quarter.
Prsci1ta won by two lengths; Dsw.
drop second, Jim Gray third. Time
2:l24.
Fourth Rdce.-For two year olds,
three, quar- ers of a mile. Bessie June
won by q length and half; Fenelon
sec md, Amy third. 1ime-l:l6a,
Eth Race. Mile ard a qua ter.
NJ HE won by IL length; Exile second,
Falconer third. Time-2:l2.
Sirth Race For all ages, seven
eigh s of a mile. Mash R-don won
by half a length; Calers second, Prin-
cess third. Time-1 80.
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FrIghtruI Accident,

ST.. PAUL, MINI, August 30-A
Pioneer Press Sank Center special says:
THEE young ladies were crossing a
trestle work near here this afternoon
when the Manitoba east bound train
came along. TIL y lost their presence
OF mind and became perfectly frantic.
They started back but the engine was
too close to bs reversed. Miss Allen,
Is years old, was instantly killed and
horribly mangled. Miss Flaven was
severely injured. Her sister escaped
unhurt by jumping into the water but
was unconscious for sevsra, hours
from fright.
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failed to hit Clarkson until the eighth
inning, and then they got all their hits
in. There were no brilliant plays
made. Score; Chicago. IS; Phils-
delphia, 10. Earned runs-ChicagoI
4 Philadelphia. Home runs-Pfei-
fer, Daily. Three base hit--Flynn.
Two base hitE-Cus'c ok and Burns.
Pitchers Casey and GARRISON. Base
Chicsgc, 10; Philadelphia, Z.
Errors, Chicago, 10; Philadelphia -.
Umpira-Powers
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Relief for the DrOuth Sufferers In
Texas.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, August 5O,-S.
Louis is about to offer aid to the
drouth stricken districts of 'Texss,
whence came reports Of great suffering
for the ordinary means of sustaining
life. A committee Of the Merchants
Exchange has been appointed to col.
lect and solicit subscriptions, and they
propose to secure Subscriptions OF
eeed, wheat, -four, meat, cloth ng and
other necessities OF life, which will be
cent down In charge Of q committee OF
distribution, whose duty It will be TO
sea ihSt supplies are placed in proper
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BALL and Bat.
THE CHAMPIONS EASILY DE.
FEiTED YESTERDAY.
The Browns Take Kindly to Conway's
Delivery and Pound Him
Hard and Often.

Our old iavorite, Conway, YVES put
into the box for Atlanta yesterday and
Sneed's men hammered him unmerci-
fully. Tweve hits. with total OF four
teen bssss, satisfied the Browns, but
they could have made it more il it had
been necessary.
Knouff, as usual, was very effective
and held the champions down to five
hits. The following is the
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AdYIce 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferers at once; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as "bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant TO taste. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrheS, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty.
hVe cents q bottle.
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Detroit vs. Boston.

DETROIT, Mich, August 30.-The
home team could not place The ball
safely today, and the visitors had the
game thei, own way afSer the fourth
inning. Conway's support was excel
lent, while the fielding OF the Bostons
was rather loo G. Johnston caught
several difficult flies, and Hornuug
captured liner from Richardson's
bat II at knocksd him down. Score
Detroit, 2; Boston, 5. Earned russ-
Boston, 4 Two bass hits Rowe,
Sutton, Wise, Johnston. Base hits-
Detroit, 2; Boston 10. Erfors-Ds-
troit, 6; Boston, s. Umpire-Quest.
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Kansas city We. Nationals.

KANSAS CRY, NO., August 30-The
Nationals won their first game OF the
season from Kansss City today, and
did it by superior playing all round
The visitors work was character zed
by some exceptionally brilliant field
ing Score: Kansas City; 2; W@h-
ingtoD, 5. Summary: Earned rune
Ksneaa City,2 Washington, 3. Base.
hits-Radio,d, Rowe, MCGuery, Hines,
Knowles, Hayes and Farrell. Pitch
ers-Whitney and Shaw. Umpire
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Even You nuv n Donen

common porous plasters-which you can Ret
for a song at any Of tho Cheap John drug
Rists-you have merely thrown away your
money, for one Benson's Capcine Plaster Is
worth them all. Tho reason is thisi Ben
that 10 honestly and skillfully made and SCI
entihcally medicated Others arc no moro
than nominal limitations Of Bonson's. They
are cheap because thoy. possess mono OF the
Ingredients which render Benson's valua-
bio. Tho latter arc prompt to act, pleas
ant 10 wear, and euro in few hours all
ments which others will not even relieve.
The public are especially warned against so
called "Capsicin," Capsicum," "Capu-
ciny or "Capsicine plasters, as worthless
sons, and look for tho Three Seals" trade
mark and tho word "Capcine" cut In tho
center.
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GALLATIN, TENN.
A Negro Shot and InAlRntIy KILLED
by white Man.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPAAL.l

GALLATIN, TENN., August 90.-Last
evening Geo. Haden, clerk in the
commlsssry store Of ]. @. Rodemore,
contractor on the Chesapeake and
Nashville ra lroad, near Scottsville,
became engaged in quarrel with a
negro named Frank kirkly over the
paymtn mt for a box OF sardines. In the
quarrel Haden shot the negro with a
pistol, killing him instantly. Haden
WRA arrested.
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Nashville shut Out by Charleston
sPxuIAL TO THR APPEAL

NASHVILLE, TRNN., August 3d.
Charleston shut out the local team in
about the worst exhibition of bali
playing seen here this season. A little
over hundred people were In the
grand stand, and it is unnecessary to
say that they were heartily glad when
the farce was ended. Billy O'Brien
appeared in the box for the locals,
with ScbellhaSe 10 support him.
Powell put up Sullivan and Hines as
his battery. The vi.itors were highly
pleased with the big first baseman's
style Of delivery, and proceeded to
knock out Ave runs while he occupied
the square. Dundon came in about the
sixth inning and Jared equally as bad.
Sullivan pitched steady game and ives
given splendid support The principal
features Of the game were Dundons'
III. SCRABBLE work in center field, AMI the
general spirit of listletsness which
pervaded the whole team pretty stops
0y Brosnau aud Bittman Of thrown
balls ELECTED ,ppL u'e, as did ALTO q
double play by Beard, Bittman and
SowderR Phillips two base hit TO
center when the bases were crowded
is also worthy OF note. Score by in-
nings.
Nashville ..".....O 10000 90 0
Charleston .".."2 3 90 l 0 02 = s
Summary: Earned runs-Oharlss-
ton, 2. Two bsee hits, Phillips, Bros
nan. Hines and McAleer. First has,
on balls-By Sullivan 8. First base
on being hit by pitcher-By O'Brien,
/. Struck out-By Sullivan, 8; by
O'Brien, 3. Passed bslls--Schellhas
8 Double plays-Bearl, B ttman and
Sowders. Umpire-Saunders. Scorer
-OheatnSm. Time of game-Two
hnnra
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CTOREHOUSES-Th three new frst-class
y Storehousesspn Shelby street, next north
of the Gayoso Hotel. Terms reasonable.
Apply to .CARRINGT0N MASON,
bA Madison street
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FOR SALE.

nAIRY-With house and FIVE acres for
u rent, with all convenience for dairying.
W. II. NELSON, Bass avenue.
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Summary: Earned runs-Memphis,
5. Two base hits -Broughton, Man
ming, Cline. Passed balls-Willisms,
,; Broughton, l. Wild pitches Con
way, 2 Fret base on bsls-By Con-
way, 4 Knouff, l. Struck out-By
Knouff, B; Conway 4. Double PLAYS
Manning, Phelan and Andrews. I'm.
pire-Merritt.
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A1hIetios We. the ITeta.

NHw YoRK. August 30,-At Staten
Island today the Athletics defeated
the Metropolitans in a one sided game |:
Score: Athletics, 8; Metropolitans, /.
Earned runs-none. Three base hits
Larkin, Coleman. Two base hits-Mil.
ligaD. Base bits-Athletics, 10; Metro
polians, 4. Errors - Athletics, 5; Met.
tropolitans, 2. Umpire-Valentine.
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Chic MO vs. PhIrndelnhia.

CaIcAeo, August 30.-The Chiosgos
won the game in the first two innings
and nearly lost in the last two by the
poorest sort Of p ay possible. They
piled up four errors that gave the VI
itors six IunG The Philadelphia
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FIVE MEN KILLED
ByAAn Explosion OF Fire Damp In a
Pennsylvania Mine.

SCRANTON, Pa, August 3O.-A terri
BILE explosion OF fire damp occurred in
tbe Fair lawn oolliery This morning
which resulted in the death OF five
men. Two others were seriously in
iurad.
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BnItimore We. BroohIvu

BALTIMORE, Nd, August 30.-The
Brooklyns won today, owing partly TO
bad nmpiring. Score-Baltimore, 2;
Brooklyn, 3 Two base bii-Phillips.
Base hits--Bs timore, 4 Brooklyn, 8.
Errors--Baltimore, 8; Brooklyn, 4.
Umpire Kleibacher.
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O,nny signed by petroit.

DETROIT, Mich. August 30.-The
Detroit baeeball management have
signed Pitcher O'Day, of the Savau-
nah club. The signing Of Gillen on
Saturday gives mole catchers than
needed, and Decker will be released.
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DNRoNT AND REAR OFFICE-27i Front
II street; cotton-room and oGice; terms
N ToGOF, MCGOWAN co.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS HARRIET.

NEW YoRK, August 30.-Tbere has
been good movement in the execu-
ton OF orders aud new purchases and
With the new demand OF former pro-
portions. The price OF farmers choice
S6.inch bleached cottons Is 63c.
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hands and distributed where the
greatest need exists. 1t Is expected
that a train consisting of ten cars
loaded with provisions will be cent to
relieve the sufferers. TbrsgE.
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baseball Notes.

Thomas ]. Gillen, catcher of the
Savannah Blseball Club, has been
signed by the Detroit management.
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WAN FED.

TTPRIGHT PIAN0-Good as new, cheap
~ for cash; or will exchange for board.
Address K3S. Appeal office. ?
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H0TEL- Tho stonewall Hotel and Rail-
IL road Eating House at Grand Junction,
Tenn. Apply to j. S Day, Receiver. Nos.
800 and 1862 Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
Posaess sion given immad iatalY.
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pO0MS-Three unfurnished rooms. second
IGfoor, with water PRIVILEGE, centrally To-
Gated, with southern exposure; family pri-
vate; references required. n. u. L., Appeal.
T0TTAGE-No. 422 Court street txtenued.
u ApplY at 218 Main street.
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LOST.

ON THURSDAY NIGHT-From the farm
~ OF Anthony Netherland, fernando road,
A LEMON AND WHITE SETTER BITCH.
Had on q collar With the name Thomas
Gregory" OF it. The finder viii DO literally
rewarded on returning her to Office of
W. B. GATES, 266 Front street.
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MEMORANDUM B00K-0n Saturday af-
1Nl ternOon, Aug. 14th. A reward will be
paid for its delivery at this Office, or to
T. v, MEL, White Haven, Tenn.
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w. N. HALDEMAN.
President Of the Great LQUISyILLE ooU-
AlAH-'OC IL faov EU 81 tells mat
Wintersmith's Chill Cure.

LnunVILbH, KY.
DR.. Wintes smith, Sri NaiVe rulo have
observed for many years, the value Of your
remedy prompting me to say, in reply TO
Cure; The private assurances Of its efficacy
had, and the good result its effects
had observed on Mr.. II. W. .aOroaith, who,
for more than Aftesn year'.Ih1d been fore.
my family. Tbs results have been entirely
satisfsct9ry. The 6rst eAss:Tsl Of two
known remedy had been tried with tempo
rary reliet-the chills returning periodically
and with seemingly increased severity.
Your euro broke them at once, and there has
been no occurrence of them for moro than
six months. The other case was OF amilder
form, and yielded more readily to other
remedies; but the chiils would return atm
teryals until your medicine was used, since
which time, now several months, they have
entirely disappeared, From the oppOrtu-
nifty have had TO judge, do not hesitate to
express my belief that your Chill Cure Isl
valuable specific, and performs all you
promise for II. Respectfully,
-, W. N. HALDEMAN.
willie, Ky.
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CETTER- Return my lemon and white set
y ter bitch "Florence," known by most
Memphis sportsmen, and missing since July
18th, to 40s Vance street, and receive regard
T. S. DAVANT.
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NISTERNS-Bui and repaired and war
~ ranted. Inventor Of the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone 8ss. TH0S. CUBBINS.
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DAY MARE MULE-From G. F. Smith,
ID Horn Lake Landing, one bay marc mule,
about eight years old, fifteen hands high
Jones 4 Co.'S stable and be rewarded.
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rINnk ADVEkIISEK-A frst-class Soap
l. maker, considers Memphis, az a dis
soap stock and talloW made here, q splendid
locality for good soar factory. He would
like to meet parties inclined TO 10 into the
manufacture of that ar icle; would prove
to them it is r. safe and profitable invest
ment. Address
@. j., this Office.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

COWS-on 18th August, from No. JIG Or,
" leans street, two cows-ono o solid red
muI,ey; the other white headed briudle.
Fivr dollars reward for their return.
CPANIEL Dog One large black halfspan-
= ieL Dog, with trace chain attached to col
lar. Any one delivering said deg at my
house. No 206 Tennessee street, will be lib
orally rewarded by
o. B. PARKER.
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H0RSE-Erom l26 Beale street, on Satur-
II day, August 26th, a light sorrel horse,
white in face. A liberal reward for his re-
turn to MRS. d. HACK, l26 Beale.
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PERSONAL.

TNF0RMATI0N-wantsd Of the where
L abouts Of Euella and May ]. Scott.
g, w. SCOTT, Appeal Office
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FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.


A GRAND NEW STOPEH0USE-At Sur
IL rounded Hill, Arkansas, the best Gotten
region 10 that State, eighty-hve, miles from
Memphis and ifiv mi es from Little KOCH,
on the NJ. and L. r. X. r.. Apply to-
No. II ADAMS ST.. Memphi., Tenn.
Also, several Stock Ranches in Grand
Prairie. Arkansas.
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(NOW-One medium sizs COW. light cream
~ color, wide horns, white face. Iftound,
call at 2l2 Front street
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

. NICE ROOMS-With or without board.
. 1873 ADAMS ST.
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Tr0 SELL BvLRYB0OY-On Of the oole-
i brstad Pine PAllniho mattresses. Can
be seen at 296h Second street.
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STRAYED.

Oi0w-
~ About the 18th inst, small dark red
cow, short tail, about five years old; will
calf in about ten days. Will pay reward Of
hve dollafs on her return to me at north
gate Of Elmwood Cea eteIy.
g. J. WALTON.
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DOOMS AND BOARD-Nswly furnished
IN rooms with boa,d d, at 40 Market street.
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EsIRABLE R0OMs-with boud,
u AT ~ Madison street.
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CALESMEN-In every State in the Union
= to represent PAINT MANUFACTURE
ING ESTABLISHMENT having several
SPROIALTIAs thatare popular and easy sell
ing. Can be handled alone or in connection
with other goods. Address THE VIM. B.
PRICE MANUFG. CO., BALTIMORE, MD.
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beautiful front rooms, single or en-
d suite, furnished or unfurnished, with or
without board; other rooms, lQ-l06 CouItst.
DOWMS-with or without board; terms
Nv reasonable. 140 MADISON ST.
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| H0RSES-Five car loads of we'll bred
L / young horses, one and two years old.
will be sold a. auction at J. A. Forrest &
| Co.'s, Stable WEDNESDAY, Sept. lat
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x RO0MS-Nicely arranged Tor housekeeD-
y ing, in new brick house, $50; will rent to right
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IL ORSE AND WAG0N-Light spring
IL wagon, with horse and harness.
Apply at 339 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

70 ADAMS Sr-Room ON ground heor,
20 suitable for Office or store. room; good
location for drug store. Furnished rooms.
"a ADAMS STREET.
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H0USES-0u and near Walker avenue,
IL on Elmwood street car line, from the
LIST September, several houses, mos, two TO
eight rooms, in good repair, Apply At 90
Union street, JOS. lENOW.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-15

Cant. D. A. Miller. Superinten.
dent of the canals, recently pur'
chased a fine driving horse IN
Jackson county, and on Sunday
last, permitted those prominen,
and well known gentlemen, j,
W. Filing and George Roller, to
speed the racer on the track be.
tween town and the Falls Mill.
OF course the horse was not ia
blame for what followed. They
have very little water IN Jackson
county, you know. They have
no need OF water. 1t is not used
rs a beverage. A we'll known
newspaper man of that county
used 10 say he had to walk six
miles in. the summer time to get
water enough 10 wash his feet.
In view oil TINS TACT, due allow
ance should be made for the
horse. When he saw the wide
expansc of water in the Hooking
canal; when he saw the waves,
famed by the west wind. playing
among the rushes along the BERN
bank, he painted for that water
brook and took a header down
below, dragging his passengers
with him and giving them a thor
ough wettiug, Sunday suits and
all. And in the meantime Capt.
Miller smiles blandly and won.
ders If the darn cuss will try
these tricks on his "Nibs."
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New Floral Garden.

| We are pleased to note that Mr..
Henry Gompf, one of the best
known NJ .rket Gardners in the
Hooking Valley, has gone into a
new venture that is worthy the
attention Of the people in the
town and county, and that is The
establishment of q Florists Gar.
den in connection with his other
business. Mr.. Gompf is too well
known 10 our people to for = mo.
ment doubt that he will not sue
ceed Ill this new enterprise. He
is a man OF intellisenee,a "a close oh
server Of the best ways adopted
by the most eminent florists in
the land. and with proper encour.
agement from the citizens will be
able in the near future to bring
in to exis,ance a Floral Garden
that will be the pride aud admi--
ration of the Valley.
Mr.. Gompf keeps constantly on
hand plants OF all kinds, not only
what is needed in the garden, but
such summer flowers as a,e usu
ally raised from the seed. Be.
fsides this he will be able to fur
nish flowers Of all varieties. and
will make the furnishing of cut
flowers for parties and funerals Il
speciality. The gardens arc siiu.
ated on South Walnut street, be-
tween The canal and railroad, ,and
where Mr.. Gompf will he pleased
to receive visitors at all hours.
MIR. Gompf would also inform
his many friends and old patrons
that he commenced furnishing
vegetables Wednesday last and
will from this time forward be
able TO fill all orders that may
be received.
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RaccoonCoal.

The propretors ofthc Raccoop
Coal Mines, in Starr township,
are making a special effort 10
supply the local Logan trade, and
are meeting with deserved sue
cess. We have used the coal and
find it most excellent, and the
common experience of all who
have used it, is the same. The
Company is composed of Logan
men and the benefit to labor and
capital employed in this enter
prise, results to the advantage of
Logan. The men employed TO
deliver coal are reliable and or.
ders left will be prompt'y attend
ed to. The places where orders
can be left and advertised else
where.
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Michael Caves, aged about s.
years, and an old citizen of this county
Perry twp, committed suicide Tues
day morning By hanging himself. The
circumstances connected With the
affair as We learn them are as fol
lows: Mr.. Caves has always been
known as a man of violent temper,
and has on several occasions had al.
tercations with different members of
his family, wherein tho punishment
sd,ninistere d was IN excess of what
the ofcnse would justify. The
morning of his death, he h,d ,roub
lie wi;h.a daughter, and after using
her very roughly, went off to a shed
close to the house and hung himself.
1t Is supposed that he thought he
had killed the girl in the encounter
and tor that reason committed sui
eide.
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II is hardly necessary to call At.
tention to the mammoth advertise
ment Of ilarmison Il Co. IN this
weeks issue. II is large enough to
DO seen and speaks eloqusntly Of
tho firm ability to sell goods cheap,
The llarmisons are among the mos,
liberal advertisers in tho county aud
their immense sales u striking com.
mentation upon the wisdom Of us
ing plenty Of printers ink. We
heartily recommend this firm to the
people of the county and would as
sure them, that a largo and acconl>
wodshng force OF clerks is always
on hands to attend to customers,
under the charge Of Chas, Stcrritt,
the genial aud ablc manager Of the
store.
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VIM. Waner is on deck at the
old stand next door 10 the Fur
mace store. JOHNNY KRISTEN, one
of the best looking and most pop.
ular young men in town is still
with him and will minister TO The
wants of the inner man when you
call. Mr. Waner keeps a full
line of fine liquors, wines, cigars,
and tobaccos, and is sole asen,
for the celebrated Schley beer
lfyou want good accommodations
and the pleasure Of dealing with
first class men don't fai! 10 Wis
it Waner's.