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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

dren, Democrats and Republicans, of the
neighborbbod will be present. Penicl
always does herself proud orr these pub
lie occasions, and we regret thar we can
not be present to enjoy the good speak
ing and especially the good dinner the.
good ladies out there know so well how
to prepare.
There are more pet birds in Pa!atEa.
we venture TO say, than in any town of
similar size in America. Nearly every
house in the city has Its canary or mock
ing bird or bird of some other spec les.
Even the old blue jay, always regarded
as n worthless pest, comes in for share
of the cages, and some of them have be
come expert whistlers. The canary leads
in popular favor, closely followed By the
native king of song birds, the hooking
bird, and no little care is bestowed on
them by their fair owners.
We find the following in the York
vile Is. CO. Enquirer, ami take occasion
in copying il to extend a most hearty
welcome to DR.. y. l.. Lowry, who Will
make Palatka his future home: THE
enterprising firm of Lowry & Starr,
druggists of this place, have bought ont
the "Gem Pharmacy" of w. o. Volt,
at Palatka, Florida, in addition TO their
business in Yorkville. Mr.. Starr viii
remain in charge of their store in York
vile, and DIR. S. l.. Lowry, OF the firm,
will have control OF the Palatka house
DR.. Lowry leaves here for Palatka to-
morrow. To the business community
and the medical fraternity of Palatka
we cheerfully commend DR.. Lowry, who
is graduate in pharmacy, has had sew
eraI years of practical experience as
druggist, and is a young gentleman of
fine business qualifications
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
Mai. rowIcr's Idea OF ;he Value Of
a Cow.
McMEEKIN. October ID. 1Ssr

MCMEEKIN, October IL, lSSG.
Special Correspondence palatka NEWS.
As it is nearing election time. and il is
proper that the public be made aCquain,-
ed with the men who are running for
office, the one l wish to speak about
at this time is George =. Fowler, candi-
date for the State Senate for Putnam
county on the Republican ticket, who i
now employed by the Florida Southern
Railway as assistant attorney for said
road, whose duty 1t is to honestly adjust
all claims for stock killed by trains on
said road.
l had two fine cows killed since the
18th of July. As soon as the fact was
known to me l put in my claim. My
cows were extra fine stock, and l re-
fused TO take IS mead, as they cost me
$40 for the two, $50 for one and S2j for
the other. Mr.. Fowler said ne could not
pay more than s. per head for any cow,
as that was all the company allowed in
any case.
In August a gentleman living near
Cone station had a COW of common stock
killed, and after Mr.. Fowler received the
nomination for State Senator he came
out here TO settle the aforementioned COW
scrape. The gentleman whose COW had
been killed, being man of doubtful
politics, and Mr.. Fowler seeing a chance
10 gain vote and perhaps two or three,
paid the gentleman SIC in cash and gave
him a free pass for himself and wife 70
Palatka and return.
The above actions need no comment.
Any man, woman or child can see the
rottenness, the low spirit and littleness
of the man, and they can judge what
kind of a State Senator he would make.
The above are facts which l stand ready to
prove, and let Mr.. Fowler deny them if
he can. He is fair sample of the men
who are running for office on the Repub.
lican ticket, a wolf in sleeps clothing,
white skin but very dark principle be
hind il. G. I. V.
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kEUkA ITEMS.

Special Correspondence Palatka NEws.
Mr.. Rumley is now sending out his
annual The Florida Home Journal. He
has a number of persons employed fold
ing and mailing his p, 600 edition.
The prospect for good crop of visitors
this fall for Keuka is good. The mails
bring great many inquiries for board,
etc.
Mr.. Horace B. Lock purchased from
4. j. Beach last spring two Adriatic fig
trees about eighteen inches high, set
them out on his place in town and cult
waited them through the summer. and now
they are nearly the same size, viz eight
feet hight, seven feet across and eight
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

inches around the body, and still some
persist in saying this is poor land.
Mr.. j. 3. Howe has a gourd that
measures four feet around the waist.
les, sir, II Is big enough for an alder
man, and would do as well as some.
We have the best school in the county.
Ii is all right for you TO dispute it, but
facts are stubborn things, and if you will
visit IL you will admit that they are some
times knock-down arguments.
Mr.. Teeters is preparing TO put out
eight acres IN oranges on Lake keuka,
opposite Dir. Rumley's place. a gang of
men are at work clearing mp.
Mr.. J. o. Leavi;t has raised a fine crop
OF broom corn this year. He gathered
crop in July. and VIII take another crop
from the same ground this month.
There viii be demand for his seed. as
1t Is thoroughly aCclimated.
Mr.. Belden, the druggist, has made .
success in curing sore eyes, and the con-
sequence Is persons arrive here daily to
have their optics repaired.
new road is 70 be cut from Keuka
springs to the Bangor grove.
Charles Lichty has cleaned up his lake
front and built a roadway between his
place and the lake. Now if all will do
the same we Will have q splendid drive.
ID. VI. Bassett las cleaned up and
fenced ten acres south of town.
Mrs. Belden and Mrs. Evans have been
on the sick list this week, but at this
writing they are convaIescent.
The depot has been painted.
Boat racing on the lake.
Sugar cane and sweet potatoes are get
ting ripe.
The cOlOred population have enjoyed
the camp meeting. All who can find
time and money 20 down ami get filed
up with =. de pure an untarnished Ii
gion. PUTNAM, JR.
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Florida Fruits ana How 10 Raise
Them.

We are continually receiving inquiries
from every quarter rs 10 the culture of
fruits in this State. While theories may
differ and profitable practice in different
and varying soils be widely divergent,
we cannot do better for our readers than
advise each to purchase a copy of the
latest edition of a book, with the title
which heads this article, ny Helen Har-
court. IL has already been thoroughly
endorsed by practical men, has been
thoroughly revised, and will be worth, TO
any hoIticulturist, many times its price.
We do not know everything. and en-
quirers would do better to enclose $I.25
to Horace Drew, Jacksonville, for Flor
ida Fruits and how to raise them, than
write TO US.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
PaIatka's Sidewalks.

One of the drawbacks of our popular
and prospective city is the out of-repair
condition of our plank sidewalks, the
one on Reid and Orange streets, froi.-
Front to Third street, especially. There
are many places along the walk that are
really dangerous, par ticularly after sun
set, and if the proper authorities fail to
have them put in repair Mt once, for the
reputation of the city, probably some one
will soon recover in a suit for damages
for sprained ankle or broken leg, or
cause considerable expense IN attempt
ing it. y very few dollars could now
make the needed repairs. \ number cf
our citizens who have to walk ever it at
night complain bitterly of the bad CON
dition of the walk. Il should be repaired
or torn away.
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Notice of incorporation.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE or
a the formation ofG company under tine -l vs.
OF the state OF Florida. by the name - Lake.
Louise tau3i Cuu pany, OF Seville, NOrl=ia
county. fiorlua. for the purpose OF construct
ing, maintaining and operating canal Tor
pub'lc use ia the conveyance OF TcrsnnS AMI
property within the counties Of Putnam ami
NoluSIa, IN the State - Florida as follows:
Said canal shall commence NJ u lake known as
Crysta! Lake. IL SOS. ii and -, 81 IT. Ii.
= OF range =. -, from thence eastward
through parts OF said secs. Is and - TO the
lake known as Upper Lake Louise IN sees.
j. and l3, OF ~ Il, $. uf range ., e.. thence
southward'y through said Upper lake Louise.
ana through Lake Louise in secs. IL. 80, 81 and
-, OF tp Is, :. OF rariEc > O., 70 and through
lake known as Lake Beatrice. III sec .. rp 10,
:. OF range > e. with branches OF said canal re,
ana through LAT lying Iu sec. Is. Of tp i Sc
OF range - e., and Is, OF tp 3. of range - e..
and 70 and through Cow Pond" lying iu
secs -, p, > and ~, 5t ~ r., $. of range = a..
10 and through Lake Juun.ta.n lying iu secs.
y, -, y and Sd, of said tp II, ana 10 ard
through 'Iakt Baker" y ing in sec. -fl us sr,5l
tp T., and sec. :, of tp II. :. at range = e.. ..I
VII In SAID counties of Putnam ana Tr.I-.g,
IN the STATE OF Florida.
VA. * EAIBLE LENTE.
*ENJ. NJ. MILLER.
oc-- -iHt WA. v. SPENCER.
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Tax Collector.

hereby annJunce myself as a candidate
for the office of Tax Collector. and re pect-
fully solicit the support of all my friends al
the coming election. Respectfully,
oc9-tf JOSEPH PRICE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

All advertisements inserted in this column
viii be charged eight (Sl cents per line for
each insertion. There will Ice no dcviati ion
from this rule. Persons who wish to avail
themselves of this column can make their
own estimates of cost. Where the advertise
ment Is inserted in both Daily and Weekly,
the charge will he ten uW cents per line, each
insertion. Terms-CASH.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Office of County Superintendent of
Public Schools, and respectfully solicit the
support of all my friends at the coming
e,ection. Respectfully,
ocl6 II w. :. ARMIeTEAD.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
MANY VOTERS.

| hereby announce myself n candidate for
the office of County Commissioner. and res
pectfuliy solicit the support of my friends at
the approaching election
OcI3-tf Resrectfully, JOHN USINA-
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Tax Assessor.

vt the request of my friends. hereby an
nounce myself candidate for the Office OF
Tax Assessor of Putnam county, Mt the com
ing election Respectfully,
oc2-tr F. RUTHERFORD.
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hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Office of Tax Asses. or, and respect
fully solicit the support of all my friends nj
the coming election Respectfully.
oc9-tf ). Z. TIMMONS.
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/ hereby announce Eysef as a candidate
for the office of Treasurer of Futram county,
and respectfully solicit the support of my
friends at the CON ing election.
ocI4-,f Respectfully, NJ. III. ROC
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For County Surycy or.

hereby announce myself Il candidate for
the office of County Surveyor, and respectfully
solicit the support of my friends at the ap-
preaching election. Respectfully,
ocI2-tf C. J. JOSEPH.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

4 want TO be Treasurer of Putnam County,
and hereby ask my friends to vote for me Tor
the position Ut the ensuing "sidc show"
Respectfully aad confidently,
BEN. DAVIS.
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For Countv Commissioners.

The friends of Mr.. MOritz Kohl hereby an
nouncc him as a candidate for the office of
County Commissioner at the approaching
election, and respectfully solicit the support
of the Democratic voters.
ocssS-tf MANY NOTEHS.
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JOHN USINA.

hereby announce myself a candidate for
the flee of County Commissioner; ard res
pectfu'iy solicit the support Of all my frien Is
at the al preaching election
JOHN C. FOLSOM,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

For RENT.-The Boarding house,
lately occupied by Mrs. Odell, at the
Florida Southern depot. j. BURT.
ocl2-1Ot
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

hereby announce myself candidate Tor
the Office of County Commissioner, and re-
spcctfui!y solicit the support of all my friends
at the app reaching election.
ocl.-tf W. V. BOYD.
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For School SUPERINTENDENT.

| hereby announce myself as n CO ndidate
for the Office of County Superintendent of
Public schools. and respectfully solicit the
support of all my friends ut the coming
election. Respectfully,
OcIO-tf A l. WOOD.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

L hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer. and re
spectfuIIy solicit the support of all my friends
at the coming election Respectfully,
ncg-tf s. j. KENNERLG.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Treasurer.

Having the interest of the county at heart,
i hereby announce myself rs a candidate for
the office of Treasurer for Putnam county Mt
the November election. lam not electioneer-
ing, but want your votes.
oc2O-tf c. y. DEN EREt y.
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The friends of A. J. Beach re-announce
him for County Commissioner. After consult
ing him, he accepts the nomination, and his
friends ask the support of all voters for his
election
ocI1-tf MANY VOTERS.
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HOTEL FOR RENT.-The hotel building
known as the Graham House. is Offered
for rent at reasonable rate. Apply TO l..
Falk. ieStf
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| hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office of County Commissioner, and re-
spectfuIly solicit the support OF my friends nj
the approaching election.
oe2i-tf f, D. DANCY.
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The ID. mocratic friends of G.. W. Priest re-
spectfuliy present his name as a candidate for
County Commissioner, and ask his most hearty
support in the coming election.
oc..O-tf MANY VOTERS
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For SALE.-30 lots, on Palatka
Heights, commanding view of city.
oc12-l0. J. BURT,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

At the request of nany friends, hereby
announce myself a candidate for the Office
of Treasurer of Putnam county, at the ap'
preaching side show election.
ocI0-tf HENS PETERMANN, JR-
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Fifty Rolls of Mating, New Patterns
20 pieces Oil Cloths, just arrived.
se30-tf b. l.. LILIENTHAI..
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Vertrees & Co. have just received a
large lot of Genuine Rust-proof Oats.
Southern Rye, which are for sale very
cheap. se19-tf
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strawberry Plants for sale. Apply to
au21-tf III. =. DINSEN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-01

PTTsBuRa. Jaiy 81. % 81 ako poa-
tai eierks. Who runs between pisisknrn
ana New York, g 3 hat lha naslai
eierk Who signed for the stolen ponrh
Vas not kefald, bat Fiedlar. He 4 a
hohsmihn ana lives nc Terfe Hsute. IN
eiana- lhe pouoA contained n raaia-
tered paekages, nearly an 6g them from
foreigu countrloe. e 4 diaioa 10 esti-
mate she exael amannf 10 the plaoh. Id
may reach only $1,000 OF q may B 3
Sit3t-9. Tee postal clerk interviewed,
said seat kle lee admitted that he had
recaipisd for =, bai said be did nat %
70 see WHISTLER All ot The pouches we're
accounted for when he took charge 81
them 81 PltiaharR, a. Ia did nol have
time. Tue Inspectors then aid him
that y e vas nos delivered within a
certain lime be Would have 10 faY for
tt1 coutenta
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SAIr LAKE. july ai.--aenerAl Logan
spoke last niRhs at he Gland Army
headquarters teiline the polyaamous
M0fmoua that fhey musl obey the laws.
No Organization could successfully re-
sist the spirit % civilization, and she
laws of the Republic. They must give
40 resistance o. leave tbe country.
Aboot 1900 q. A. h. men passed
through this week. having biz meas.
ings aud making loyal apeechcs every
night. The MormoEs are much aeilai.d
over IA.
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OmcA03. Jaiy af.--A membof or tha
hfm Of Gibbs 3 NAHUM on snteFiuQ his
store a. 20 West Eric street. Is morn.
ina, found on the hoog, ten fees from
tho door, \ large dynAmita .mh. Tho
fuse had been lighted, tut n falling Il
bad struck end and put onl she gusa.
The bomb Il composed Of about q foot
- highly polished brass pipe. 40 inch
"a dlsmeter A oaa end u a wooden
piua. lhto which h driven e number ol
nails. Az inch from this end are wrap.
ped several thioknoss 0f OH soaked
htnnel In tne oihoE end IL tha fuse.
Malnm cannoi aosount Cot she atiempt
% destroy his place.
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opsninx sf ths D,fsnss h the Annrehlsi
rslal.-Tsxaun Inaixnant a. the
PrssIdens'. Apathy-Tke
Canadian Paclfs.



HroHLAsns, On. ]. ]. July Si.--Trtelli-
geuoe has been recsieed thai q soheoner
yacht from Philadoluhia use. near the
0oVernme1t doek a Sandy Hook dur
ing the storm last night. six ladies'
40 young man we're dFowndsd. TIE
body OF nne person has hsan reoosefsd.
TIE others are Supposed 70 be in iha
cabin Of the yach'. seven Of the vesht,a
pusy, Who uers foand olingina . tie
EieEing altar shs oapsized. Wsrs res
eued.
ne name Of the yauht vas ths sarah
Craig. There vas pleasure party on
hard bound from Philadelphia for
Nsw York Seven Of the party. six
ladies' and y01un man were drowned.
AiEs men we're saved she oapsizsd ofI
the point nf the II lok.
SANDT Hook, July sl.-Tha nsmes Of
those lost By the capsixing OF she Sarah
CFa1R we're, Ara. &. II. Stevens; her tive
daughters, Miss n. Stevens and Mics
Aiken; too sisters. Miss Emm and Miss
Bessie Merritt; Miss Maud E Rstlew
aad Chester Clarke. Tue saved are Z.
W. Jordan, Alfred Poster. frank w.
Hall. W. ). huckiey. Captain Edward
Rutland, Mate Chariaa FerRuaon. Stew
ard Lswis Bowman, Samuel Jones aud
william Parish. Mrs. Stevens badv
has been recovered. The schooner has
been toWed near 10 the Govesnmsns
dock ans The bodies are being taken
out.
PHELkpELPHEA, July 3l.-The pleasure
party Of the ia fated yachf Sarah Craig
left this city on Tuesday. the 27sh, for
an eleven days ran along the Atlantic
coast as far e. Newport. I. n Stevens
and bis wife and RWo daughters, aud 4
lev Of theiE friends arraiqned for the
the trip. bus Stevens. Who IL manager
Of tho Mutual Aid Association. vas an
able 20 get 0h at tbs last moment on 90.
oUunt Of an unexpeoted press Of bust
.es. The party was 70 have visited
Cape May, Atlantic City, NeWport and
psrhaps other places further up the
coast. and would have returned %
Philadelphia today week.
The Craig vas hired By q party npon
the representation Of friends that she
was stauneh craft and her master a
th0rongh sailor. The party left here in
very high spirits aud when last heard
from were at Atlantic City and wers
having q very pleasant trip. Miss Ret
tla and the Misses Merits we're friends
OF the Stevensons and lived here In
Comfortable efRnumataunoa
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The WeisA National uevcmeas.
kfNpoS, 4aly Sl,-Tha Wei h mem.
oeEs ot the Houss ef Commuas propngs
y Tern National party ln pariiaaasnt
% tAe same LINES as the rasnellises.
Deaih 81 klsut
bExEurn, AUGUST / abb Ilsri dina
q midnight Is. niaha
Disastrous Flre.
Loxpoa. July 9l-fhe shoe fastervof
stead, simpson a Co, a Leicester. wa
DESTROYED b. hre; ioss, &zs0oo0. Fif.
teen hundred persons we're thrown nuk
Of empioymeht.
The Mexiean Revalngaenists.
MArANoaAs Mex July s1.-NinetV
FsRelatianlsts yesterday captured Bar
Ros II TIE interior 81 Tamanlipas. ss,asd
al arus and capiured ali iha publie
tands- Il 3 reported thaf up the river
70 = light With troops lha reVolntianista
we're defeated vita q loss eg two killed.
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NEW YoAK, July 3l.-St We Brodie
Vas arraiRned today at tho Tombs
Court for farther exlminatio ., o tku
sherRe Of Wiifally ebsfruoting tfafio ca
tae bridge and interfering Wifh 4 poi %
oi1ser Ia the diaen Arge Of bis datV.
BrJdie'a counsel eutered a ii u nut
Gniity and the accused was held Ia $50
Tor trial. lhe sail vas promptly fur
nsahGa
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PACIFIC COAST.


MAAANEA WIN = HNML4a
sAa FnANcnco, July 3i.-On beard
tbs steamer OiEy Of PekiDe, which ar
rived hsre Wednesday from Hong Kong,
wsfe : number 1t coolies 81 rosfs for
Panama. They ueFs kepi % board ths
Peking until today, when their baggage
was trAasfsrrot 70 the Panama ateaner
Granada. Il vas believed ~ the
revenue oiheezs that opium vas
concealed Ia their baaRaRe, asd
&C. sson as Il tad been trans.
fekred to the 9fsnada . search
was made. TIE search vas rewarded
by the discovery % two trunks - re
pared and tuo hssk q of crude spiums
valaed a. about g 900. 4 hss not been
customary aeretofofe 10 search the Ina.
gage o. the say % Panama, but 3 aas
,aoinn hiss prevailed for somo tins
that tae smaaRisrs havt beeo Ii tbs
habit u bringing 0pium 70 this p9ri,
having it Transferred % tns Pansma
steamer. and txen. sitter tbs vessel had
Rutien soms distances ouf, throwing Is
overheard 80 Be- picked up ~ some VS.
aes asui oaf for that parposn aud eaM-
vsysd bask 10 this poFt. Tts opium
W4s sssxsd beeAaae Is SIS not ehiefed On
ths ship'a manifest
suIii IN fhe FsdesaGian 81 Trades
fnfsns.
6AN FaAxclsso. JuIy "a -4t q meet
iaz 0f ine fedsf4tioa Il fra1 Unions
laat nszhf, b. feoa &foaid sg Ut.isn
wigh1fs in = bodY from the era4nixa
iian. Ihslf prigcipsi raasou vas dis
uatisfactioa uish ths rules ard rsEula
items Of ths federation.
Preparafisas Sss the safianai ~.
eampmeuG.
The demand for sests and uindoas
70 sie4 faes4sF's pEooession 81 tie q.
A. 4 = aiready very great nad - in-
creaSiBR. ExrkVag+ prices sfe asksd
nna paid tnx tha Csc 81 windows and
halsoeIsa- several isras stae1E. wlie1
oil .aeeamn mnand&te I Rst1sE eTef seven
lhonaaDd spesistoss, are tetnR etestld
siana ths l1ns q max1h. Press ranes
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ffom s. cents 10 a far $40 ,r a..
slAnte sad from $40 d SIS fnT win.lc~9
and balconies
sAippamR lntslilernca
kozI 1oeSzENp. Jufs 2t.-Thn karh
t.aa eFni4 sailed yesterday Il tow az fhe
the bark Dan Nicholas saIlad Ia tow
@ - taR Ne keiys and the bark Wan.
loek % tog q thatun ives.
Afgivea-StiD E4r Crsnvfila g..
see 3 % ISLANDS. bound far Po-s f,.r,-
ossi osfk ksesno, fFom Melhonree 70
~ 1snclsi sAin topeallanf. from
san kfascisao for PoFs tiakeiv.
tAIoosa. Jaly 81 "A sohoonsf p.ssea
eaA S.sansx Qaesu of The Rnsiaa
NeasesE eloady, win fresh soashussa
Fokz ANoEE0s. Jnly aI.-The r,oamer
Aan3anita passed east a. Tp.m.
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CrEgELAKD, July 81 "A a meeting of
the Cleveland Aihietio Ciub % Athletic
Park today "A. h. johnson, u Pittg.
burR, iOuefod the worlds fecofd for
running one hundred yars, from Ten 90
nino and fu1r-hfiha seconds.
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