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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02
An Offensive Breath

Offensive Breath
is most distressing, not only to the person at
fiicted IL no have any pride, but to those with
whom he comes in contact. 1t is n delicate
matter to sp! ak of, but 1t has parted not only
friends but lovers. Bad breath and catarrh
are inseparable. Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
cures the worst casesas thousands can testify.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02

Disease finds It's easiest victims among the dsbil.
itated out, and weakly. and those Of sensitive
stomach and poor digestion.
sANroRD's GINGER, compounded of Imported
Ginger, Choice Anomalies, and the best of French
Brandy, Is most grateful stimulant to the stom-
ach. speedily promoting digestion and assimilation
of food and hence forties the system against pros.
trating influences.
As a pure fruit stimulant for the aged, mentally
and physically ovcrworked, for delicate females,
especially mothers, and means Of reforming
those addicted to an excessive use of alcoholic
stimulants, it Is invaluable.
Never travel without SANroRD's GINGER.
Beware of worthless "gingers" extensively urged
BY mercenary druggists and dealers on those who
call for and desire only
SANFORD'S GINGER,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02
SANFORD'S GINGER
THE Liver.

Works with the Stomach and the Stomach
with the Liver. You must have good bile
to have perfect digestion, and free liver ac-
ton to have pure blood. Therefore beware
of a congested Liver, which is nothing moro
than thickened and clogged Liver. The
great reducer of congestion is Schenck's
Mandrake Pills.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02
B!LI0USNESS.

An early and ugly form oliver trouble. Il
Is blood poison. Tn, Liver is not taking the
bile ingredients from the blood. Treat it
with Schenck's Mandrake Pills and make it
do so,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02

N. f. Il hir,y-one.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03

A farmer truthfully remarked the
other day that the reason why good
men could seldom be hired was be-
cause good men always acquired
homes of their own in this land of
cheap homes.
While Bert Sweet was running &
binder lust tuesday the team ran away
and threw him from his seat in front OF
thc machine. which passed over his
body. FortUa .tely no bones we're
broken and the young man has now
nearly recovered.
The territorial democratic executive
committee at an early hour yesterday
morning decided upon the selection of
Sioux Falls as headquarters for the com
ing campaign, and chose Hon, Martin
Ryan, of Fargo, as chairman of the cam
paign or executive committee. On Au-
gust 18th the campaign will be formally
opened at the headquarters city, with a
ratification meeting, and from that time
the battle will be waged Systematically
in all portions of the territory. Abcr-
deem News.
The Farmers Alliance Co. was
organized last evening for the purpose
of erecting an independent warehouse
in Warner. Shares were fixed at $50
each and n largo portion of the capital
stock has been subscribed. Parties
wishing to TAKE stock can have al OPP
p~ortunity of doing so by calling at this
on.ce. No canvass for stock will be
made, therefore all who want an in
terest in the undertaking should call
without delay. The temporary officers
are: Directors, VIM. Rehfeld, DR.. j..
W. Cook, A. j. Allen, A. Gate, G. j.
c. Macleod; president, VIM. Rehfeld;
DR.. j. W. Cook; secretary,
{. j. G. Macleod.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03
Warner school Board.
WARNER, July 81st 1888.

WARN Elk, July Ol5l 1000
School board met to-day, Members
present, MesSers Turner, Swanson,
Christian, Lott and Flick. Minutes Of
last meeting read, corrected and ap,
proved.
The chairman introduced the sub
iecU OF taxation for this year. Afterduc
consideration the following motion
was carried unanimously: That nine
.IaiIls on tue dollar be the rate on the
rateab'e property of Warner school
township for this year, and three on
the dollar for the building fund.
Moved and seconded that the clerk
issue an order for SOL out of the build,
ing fund to pay for desks, b~lackboardS
and freight on them when advised by
the chairman and the balance necessary
to be paid out of the general fund.
Carried.
The sum of s. was allowed the clerk
for postage and stationery for the use
Of his office,
Board adjourned subject to call Of
chairman.
F. ANDERSON, Clerk.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03
NeMhope.
Wheat IS ripening fast.

Wheat IS ripening fast.
Bosn-to Mr.. and Mrs. ). B. Cook, a
daughter, July %.
Mr.. Mechanics and Mr.. Brooks have
both purchased headers,
Chas. Granger and family and Miss
Belle Arnot visited at Geo. Miners
Sunday.
While passing behind some horses
in Geo. Miners barn. ii. +. Smith re.
ceived a severe kick on his knee. II
laid him up for a little while, but he is
all right again now.
II. +. Smith and G. S. Rowe made 4 trip
Ito the Missouri river recently, return
lag July 20. They went as far south a.
Forest City, where they spento- day,
then went farther north. They found
the woods full Of wild fruits, grapes,
pIums, ehoke-eherries, bull berries and
currants. They we're all green yet ex,
cept the c%urrants. They passed
tthhroHEh two prairie dog towns, one q
which covered more than a quarter
section. They succeeded in shooting
one. although the little fellows were 4
shy That they could scarcely get neal
enough for ! shot. While ut til.
missouri they campcd out in the regu
lar old1ashioned way, and although
their victuals were sometimes seasoned
with other than salt aud pepper ans
the mosquitoes threatened al times Il
carry them of bodily, still 10y dc
elmed they would rather camp ou
than live like white folks aud hgy,
come back declaring they had just
boss time and only wished they coull
have staid longer.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03
No other Railway in the Northwest

No Other Railway in the Northwest
has in so short a period gained the
reputation and popularity enjoyed by
the WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE.
From a comparatively unknown fac
tor in the commercial world, 1t has
been transformed to an independent,
influential, grand Through Route,
with magnificent depots, superb
equipment and unsurpassed terminal
facilities. Through careful catering
to details, it has won for itself a rep
utation for solidity. safety, convent
ence and attention to its patrons,
second to no railroad in the country.
Pullman sleepcrs, models of palaual
comfort, dining car IN which the
cuisine and general appointments are
up to the highest standard, ami
coaches especially built for this routd
are among the chief elements whice,
have contributed towards catering
successfully to a discriminating pub
Ito. Located directly on its line, be-
tween Minneapolis and st. Paul, and
Milwaukee and Chicago, and Duluth
and Milwaukee and Chicago, are the
following thriving cities of Wisconsin
and Michigan: New Richmond,
Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire, Ash
land, Hurley, WIS.,, lrOnWOOd Mich,
Bessemer, Mich, Stevens Point,
Neenah, Menasha, Oshkosh, Fond
du Lac. WaukeSha and Burlington,
Wis.
For detailed information, lowest
current rates, berths, etc, via this
route, to any point in the South or
East, apply to nearest Ticket Agent
or address
VIM. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
Gen. Mangr. Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.
MILWAUKEE.
F. H. AhS0N, Northwestern Pas
senger Agent, No. I9 Nicolett House
Block. Minneapolis, MINI.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03
Final Proof Notices.

NOTWITHSTANDING OF publication OF all Iega
notices pub tshed In ri SUN can be obtain
ed AZ HAsarty 4 MARBLES Bank, Aberdeen
zee for publishing nnni proof notices
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03
ROndell.

Miss Lulu Fairbank is rapidly i'm
proving.
Mrs. A. P. Robinson returned from
Mitchell last week.
Verify the click of the mower and the
harvester greeteth our ears.
j. Powell, Joe Raymond and others
have arrived to help harvest the golden
grain.
Miss Clara Olson and Miss Musetta
Powell are visiting at Verdon, the
guests of Mrs. c. /. Humphrey.
Mr.. Russell Harrington returned to
Worthwhile Friday and viii leave for his
home in Rhode Island Monday.
We are pleased to learn that our
former neighbor j. N, Culbertson,
now of Washington, d. c., has secured
a reappointment in the pension bureau.
The Rondell school is closed and Mrs.
Harris has returned to her home in
Sedgwiok. Miss Cole leaves tor q
months vacation with a promise to
return in the early fall.
Tho desk in the Sunday school hall
has been ornamented with a cali bell,
a gift from Mr.. George Harrington, of
Worthwhile. The donor was rendered
a unanimous vote OF thanks BY the
members of the Sunday-school.
PAILANDER.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03

The Warner and Mansfield clubs
played 4 fine game at the park Satur.
aay, both jdes doing splendid work
AZ the end 81 the ninth inning the seore
stood 70 9. and at the end Of the
terth. 3 10 B when ihe game was de-.
lclared x draw Foacwfne is the score:
WAtN4t uAssenth
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03
Summsns- Complain Filed.
TERRITORY or DAKOTA,
Fifth Judicial District.

~ 4ks District Court II and for hfnwn County,
Chaplin & wisssIl, Piaintig.
~ W..
Nj. Jane Wiswell, Defendant.
The TerrFory OF Dakota sends grecddng: T0Ms
Jane Wiswehl Dsfcndant-Nou are hereby stfns
moned and required 70 answer thc complaint Of ths
above named piaint0Aa copy of which - hsrewlfh
scr we'd upcn YOU, and q serve 4 copy 81 yoOr answer
npon the subscribers ae their office in AberdeeH,
Brown county Dakota. within thiffy-@ays aftss ihe
service Of this summons on you, exclusive q fhe uay
ot such service, and il yru fail = answer this com
Paint within that time, the plaintiff will apply y the
court Tor the relief demanded Ia the compliant.
Dated " Aberdeen, Brown County. d. II TINS
Ifth day 81 Fully, 1913.
FARNHAM d LUSE.
Pfamsafs Atofneyst
hereby certify that 4 copy o. she snnlmoAs and
compisiuf N the foregoing action were sled IN ~
ohiee a. Aoerdeans DrognSC County. Dakota9 o. thr
lsth day 81 July, 1883.
r X. LODEWfCKs
Clerk ofthc Dhtrid Crue. Brown County, nakoia'
7-a0-1 BY CHAS L, B~KoeKRAYg Deputy
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03
SUNBEAMS.

ANot OHoh'uS'
The equalized assessment of Brown
county is $1,000, 900.
A. Tannehrll, jr., is confined to his
bed by rheumatism.
A fine shower Wednesday morning
with nice cool weather.
j. I. Food visited his claim neal
Ipswich last Saturday.
Several of Mike Ryman's folks are
afflicted with diphtheria.
A. Tannehill, snr., was in town this
morning enjoying a rest.
A. Williamson returned from his
claim near Hesmer Sunday.
Mr.. Smith, of Pierre, an old friend of
Mart Kile, is in town to-day.
A horse owned by o. A. Swanson
succumbed to the heat Friday.
It's peculiar weather when Warner
cannot get up some excitement.
Dennis Bros. will give a dance at
their residence tomorrow evening
@. IA. Thomas will take his old posi-
ton in the Putnam elevator this fall.
Every piece of machinery in town in
the shape of a harvester has been sold.
BoRN-In Necedah, Monday, July 90,
1883, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams,
a son.
Rain again Thursday morning. We
now have a great suficiency for tie
season.
w. F.. Luke, of st. Charles, Mimi,
arrived Wednesday on a visit to his
parents.
Thanks to j. L. Lavigne for the first
installment of spring chicken this
season.
Bert Gates returned from Naples on
Tuesday, accompanied BY his brother
Joseph.
+. G. Hanson and wife were down
from Frederick on q visit the first of
theweek.
Hundreds Of binders are now at work
IN Brown county and the crop will soon
Ne secured.
al L. Kingston and family rsturned
this moraing from their visit to Ne
cedah, wis.
!. w. Porter commenced cutting
wheat Tuesday. the first we heard
from this season.
Howard Haibert. of Mansfield, who
was so very sick all summer, il able e
BE- around again.
SEQ. Wilkins returned last evening
from Sioux Falls, where he had been
visiting his family.
The school board of Newhope town
ship have levied a tax Of eight mills
tor tho current year.
Frank Wheolihan, Of Necedah,
Wisconsin, arrived Friday ca a visit
with friends and relatives.
Tramps are more numerous this sea
son than ever before and half a dozen
bivouac around town every night.
A new lamp HIS been placed on the
platform At the G. M. & St. p. railway,
70 light the weary traveller on his way.
John Johns and Miss Stella Carr, Of
Ashton, visited NIr. and Mrs. G. M.
Thomas and Chas. McCrogsen last Fri
day
y. n Collins has just received q fine
line ofgents' shoes waich ne Is selling
It per pair. The best bargain if
the county.
Dwight johnson, who was injured a
fhe Aberdeen round house some tim,
since. died on Tuesday frsm the effects
d his injuries.
The editor Is living well these days
being me recipient Of liberal contribu
lions Of eSSden truck from Mrs. annie,
and Mrs. Neiger.
Rex. McGee will preach ID the M r.
ehpEeh sunday afternoon 1T i O'Clock
3And every alternate Sunday there afte
at The same honr.
Git iormeS t0wnsman, Ansou Green
remembered se editor aule substant
ally when shipping d crate ii blue
berries b ar Dawes folks this wee)
from no nanrbeg "a men wearing "a
wh hats with black bands ouboAr
Ahe fselght NhanesaaS We should suda
iheta migration of DEMOCRAT
pghtifi SOS n some point
"M1I.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03

Land OMce at Aberdeen, Oak, July I'd, ItSs.
Notice IS hereby given that the following nanea
s%eettler has hled notice Of his Intention u make hnal
homestead prosf in support Of his claim, and tket
said proof wall be made before the register otsseceivct.
ofthe Y 5. Land Office at Aberdeen, OAK o.
August Isth, 1883, viz:
Roderick McMiIlin
for the WI n-wK sch n-wK and sFwt< n-eH seq
ton "a, township raI north Of range % vest. ne
names the following witnesses 10 prove bis. contin.-:
uous residence upon, and cultivation Of. sasd land
yin: Henry q. Bradford, James Humphrey, Rsbea
Love ard William Neil, All Of Rsndell, OAK.
N. II. Harris, Eegister,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03

NoTIrE-Afidayits Or publication Of all Iega
notices pub ished in THE SUN can be obtain
ed AZ HAgarty a Marbles Bank, Aberdeen
zee for publishing nnnl proof notices
Land oGes at Aberdeen, Oak, July goth. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice o. his intention 70 make final
homestead proof in support Of his clam, and thar
said proof will be made before the register or re-
ceiyer Of the y Land Office a. Aberdeen Oak.
William Horning.
ior the n-wA sec. g, twp. Iai, range IS. He names
sns iol.oM.ng ~.sgssses e Prove BY eeptsnuous
JohnF q Smith. Theodore Evans and Franz
Rsmds. 81 MansheId and 2. y. Wells, Of Warner,
Il Hxsap, Register.
Land Once 4, Aberdeen. Dai., July cth. 1893.
NOTICE y hereby given .aat The ~folioWtta sgtse
proof b support q hiy claim, and that said pso6EI
WILLIS made before lht register OF receiver Of ind
Y s, Land0hee a Aberdeen OAK. On Sept. SCI.
1888, viz. David Lehahn,
II. y No. 1874. for the N-wK sec. 20, twn. s7f.
range 90. He names the following ritnessss 10
psoye his oonsinuous residence upon and cultivation
Baksr. Alex smish and Stsen Hagen, III n 81.
n. II. hAsasz Register
Land Once Il Aberdeen. blk. Jaiy roth. .sss.
Ncticc y herby giver that The following named
settier has fled notice Of his fntcption 20 make 6nai
hcmesiead proof ID support Of hh claim, and thai
said proof VIII be made before the reRistef or ftl
ceiysf ofths Land Office ~ Aberdeen. Dak
on September Nsth, 1893, VIII
pcteg e Efeks6a.
II. n No. fo7f, for The 81 y. W1<nnd NJ eAtl
set 10. twp. taz, range o.. He Names the foiiowiae
witnesses % prove h4 continuous residence upen,
anlcaNlxatiVn of said land VIZ: n. Y. Nafstn.
Y n Hsamen. Peter hMrsson and & p Nfsgin.
all 81 Bath, Dak. ~
BFown, Bros AayAs
IsBd 0hcs si Abesdtcn, Dal IDLY safh. Isas
Nassse hereby gite9 thar ~ ksneAiaR Daasd
aef h4ss1led netice a Ms i~ntsAtlan ~ make final
hQnes1ea1 fhetfn support ~ III tiain. AND ihai
said pFppf viii ~ nytdk before lhe register IS -
relysf ofthe Y s. Land 01se d Abeli6sn. 49,
90 Aigntf seh, 1888. t4t4
NllhtlW tnu.e.
4 4 fH t4i the NrN b eac "a fwp.i III. Mnas
.a Y n T
@4HNNNfln tNt4EHtr 4tuA4 aHt 4NtttaiifA SIX saiAl
efsiF nn toNst 5NH ff pHfi1 Is h4h
7e tttsY iattl q Nafsf M s
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-03

DIEp-On the I'd inst, of diphtheria,
George, son of Michael Rymau,
aged 3 years.
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snIn nf nlnn,lc,l nlncll.

CLEVELAND, o., May lG.--N the Fasig
annual sale yesterday .forty.cight horses
We're sold for S32,115 Those selling for
over 81 900 were us follows
kittic wilkes, b m, ~ years by Georgc wilkes
dam by clifton Pilot 10 }. u. schultz, lirooklyn.
for sluO1.
Mis- wilkes. dam by Clifton Pilot 10 Prank
Rockefeller. Cleveland a., cot e. WA.
Mis- icuntine, 10 by Robert McGrcror, dam
t2dD1
susie y, ch M, ycar by Alcyonc. dam Lady
Carr. a. :. II. shulu iur ,tOO.
Miss McNrguf, u g. ycins Ccnncc bismarck
bt {, years By Victor Won bismarck. dam by
Hamlet 20 W, \. Rlcc, Newcastle, IA. Tor si.U5i
MgrNa X, ~ m, ycar. by Msmhrino hoy TO X
J. ilcmlng Term ilnuic. lnd inr n, llh
Rival. ch m, years, by Onward, dam Cut, 70 J.
!. Case. Ir, Racine, wis,, fot q '1l
Non, ,hAlancc, ch m, I ycars 10y Onward. dam
lcilo lhorne 10 }. l. CAS-, jr., Racine WlS, ioT
N .bu
Waiting 22li bg ioycars, by Lexington chief.
j., to " Clayton. 'lcNcland, o., Tor u 81
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FROM nlaa 60 nium.

orALLoS, No., May 0-Thc water Is
now nm unbrokcn sheet from blur 10 bluf,
except In the extreme southwestern por.
ton Of the bottom. Business on the kco.
kuk line Is wholly suspended, as an open
lake oi water reaches from ~ Peter 10 be-
yond old Monroe. NJ accurate estimate
can now bo made o DE damage which
may be done within tNcnly.i0ur hours.
last fall there was laFV acreage 0f wheat
soWn ON the lowlands, aud owing ~ the
favorable season for .grn planting, q large
acreage Of corn was phnicl. All Of these
crops will be wholly destroyed Il the fl-c
does not abaie. Tho men Who viii suilcr
most arc the renters, NJ oil these bottom
lands are owned by wsalthy men.
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INC arcenhnrher..

CINCINNATI, o., May l6.-Thc Green.
hackers held another and final meeting
today, resolving 10 stand firmly by their
doctrines and their name. Committees
were appointed 10 confer with the two
labor conventions with reference tovus.
ion, but II was Understood that TO effect o
fusion the parties must agree 10 the Green
back doctrine. II was agreed 10 leave the
nomination Of n national ticket 10 some
future convention.
George o. Jones, Of New York, was
elected chairman Of .hc National Green.
back executive committee 10 iill the yacan.
cy caused by the resignation Of Mr.. Gil.
lctte, tho chairman. The secretary will
name the time and place for the next
convention. Adjourned.
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test their united and scalous support, and
enter upon the contest confident Of vic
tory.
dResolved, That all questions relating
TO the policy Of the Republican party as to
national and State policy be referredto the
Republican national and State conventions
respectively, to be held during the present
year"
A resolution against the Mills tariff bill
was also adopted.
The following delegates from the State
at large were chosen by acclamaton:
Chauncey Nj. Depew, Frank Hiscock,
Warner Miller and Thomas G. Platt.
The convention then adjourned.
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eighth. Starters Lelogos, Specially,
Klamath and Battery Klamath won by
a short length, Speciality second, Lelogos
third. Time-202.
Third Race-Myrtle stakes, for two wear
olds and upward; selling; one mile and
onc-sixteenth. Starters: Long Knight.
Brown Duke, Valient, Queen Elizabeth,
Golden Reel and Raveler. Queen Eliz.
abeth won by two lengths, Nalient second,
Brown Duke third. Tme--l;5G.
Fourth Race-Carlton stakes, for three
year olds; one and one-sixteenth miles.
Starters; Sir Dixon and Raceland Sir
Dixon won by two lengths. Time-l.56i.
Fifth Race--For two year olds; one-half
mile. Starters; Sintram, Bob Furoy, Vol
unteer, Gold Fish and Omega. Gold Fish
won by two lengths, Bob Furey second,
Sintram third. Hme-G52l.
Sixth Race-Welter handicap; six fur
longs. Miracle won by length, Speed
well second, Letreia third. Time-ll9i.
TopAy's EVENTS.
The on tries for today are:
First Race--seycn iurlongs. Harry Brown. i0G
Iesilan icd; wilired, us; lroughton, M Bessie
second Race-onc mile, Favor, 49, Kaloolah,
June, los cyclone Colt %.
Third llacc-fiye mrlonrs The belle, ii2. Hot
Scotch, ~ Gipsy Queen, lls Buddhist IFS; The
Tartar, lib Dlahlo, 1lb Oregon 4 10,
Fourth Racc-hrookdao handicap; one mile and
furlong. Eurus, III nry Monopolc liG Favor,
llG kaloolah us Richmond, H. Fiuroy, no.
Grover Cleveland. los, Florence NJ, 100; Dunboync,
lla Hanover, lia. G.. II. Todd. no.
Fifth Racc-fivc furlongs. Minchlng roo; Little
harvfoot, leo Bravo, 100 Singlcstonc los: Darling,
vi Nanilia tlliyi w sweet Avon, l0f America lO..
sixth Racc-IhrcCQuarlcn Of u mile. Manh
hcdon, III; sam Brown, los, Calcm, ~, Lucy II,
ll2 Shainhly, lOd, Rosalie, ~ Ariel, llh Golden
Reel. lOl, llrnker. 100 IohnnN krllY, o.
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MIsolsslpPI DENTISTS
In Convention a, Grenada = Citizens
Hoapitehty.

Special Dlspaich 10 The AppciL
GRENADA, Miss, May iG.-Thc tbir
tccnth annual session Of The Mississippi
State Dental association met In this city
yesterday. About forty members arr pres.
ont, which is tn largest ever held In the
State. Distinguished dentists from Illinois,
Tennessee. Gconia md Louisiana are pms.
cnt M yisiion. The meeting has not only
been harmonious. but very valuable 10 the
dental profession. Tho time las been
mainly consumed with the discussion oi
various interesting subjects pertaining To
dental surgery, and the holding Of clinics
In which much valuable information was
intcrchangcd. The citizens Of Grenada,
ever Uady 10 extend the cordial hand of
hospitality and ciyiiiy. will give thcTas'o.
citation q grand banquet at the Chamber.
lain house tomorrow night. The associa-
ton will adjourn tomorrow evening. They
are an Intelligent and fine looking body Of
men.
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THE CONFEDERATE MoNuMsNr
At jackson. Miss wha, tho Railroads
WIN DO.

spscinl pisiaieh N Tho Appeal
Jackson, Miss, May l6-ln order
Ia accommodate the Masonic iruicr.
nifty and thousands oi Others who
desire 20 witness the ceremonies oi laying
the foundation stone Of the Confederate
monument, on Friday, 2jth inst, all
the railroads viii Soll tickets, during the
week. one infc for round trip The Illinois
Central will rnn special train on the
2ith, from Nltomb City. arriving NJ
Jackson at 1890 O'Clock and returning at
725 O'Clock pm. This will enable the
Masonic lodges at all the stations 10 attend
in iull force Grand Master VI. VI. Evans,
assisted boy all the grand officers will con.
duct the ceremonies.
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virginia Democrats.

NoRrorT, Va, May iG.-The Democratic
State convention elected Richard +. Birns.
editor Of the Richmonl State, and John T.
Harris, electors At large, and John s. Bar.
bour, J. w. Daniel, P.M. McKenney aud
II. W. Marshal, deletlitcs nj largo. The
resolutions indorscd Cleveland.
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NEw YonK, May i0.-Tho track at
Gravesend WIS stu muddy today, and the
weather showery and raw.
First Race Six iurlongs. Starters
sam Harper, jr, Erobus, Bradford, Walter
4 and Fordham. fordham won by two
lengths, Ercbus second, Bradford third.
Time iis.
sccont l!aep lindicap, mile anu an