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Fiyo Thousand to be Discharged.

PHILADELPHIA, May 28.-Ipstructons
have been issued TO all the division superin-
tendents Of the Pennsylvania railroad on
lines east OF Pittsburg and Erie to discharge
oil employees whose services can be dis
pensed with. About 5000 mon will be dis
charccad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-29
Anatria,a Anarchists.

VIENNA, May 2s.-The government has
abandoned its intention OF renewing the
anti Anarchist law and will henceforth
fight the Anarchists by the administrative
dpcrQag
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Folding Back q Bill.

WASHINGTON, May 2S. The Georgia
Senators are holding back the Atlanta pub
lie building bill until the Columbus public
building bill is signed by the President.
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No Bonds Bought.

WASHINGTON, May 2s-The Bond offer
inqs to-day aggregated $l60,000, all OF
which were rejected as being above the
views of the Treasury
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WASHINGTON, May 29.-Congressmen
Grimes and Gambler are the only members
Of the Georgia delegation who are likely to
20 to st. Louia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-29
Death from Heart Disease.

WASHINGTON. GA, May 2s.--Col. r. I.
Willis, highly respected citizen of WASH
ington, died suddenly Of heart disease at
O'clock to-day.
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IRON WORKS Shut Down.

BELvIDERE, n Y, May 2s.-The iron
works al Pequest, N j., owned by Cooper
IL Hewitt, Of Now York, have shut down.
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4 cHANoE FoR THE BETrER.

w
nj WASHINGTON, May 2s, 10 MA phvsi-
gans bulletin timed $50 O'clock tonigbt.
Gov not issued until 9:30 o'clock, describes
I IA 9991erldan's condition as much more
s1,iGl91ole The oedema of the legs has
nys ggly disappeared, and Gen. Sheridan
~ he feels splendidly.
dan more more hopeful tone pervades the Sheri-
Ana mansion tonight and tho attendants
The MUSICIANS all appear much relieved at
oIitrehgth and vitality shown by the
bbi,hae5h soldier and the determination ex-
Genesat, oy him to fight off the attack. The
sveni.al mas had more sleep during the
6rett' ! " than at any time Stree the attack
Neo,,iae aegan and it is said to be easy and
Bes Beuar , and not due TO the use of narcotics.
tpn1,SSsplration has improved, and even in
bss n1. Is quite natural. He Is weak and
TatoSoasi Ios left bis bed during the day, but
@'0ues closely everything that takes place
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In the course Of the discussion on the re-
port of the Committee on Bills and Over
lures, Judge Heiskill was opposed to that
part Of the report which objects to organic
nnion with the Northern church. He
thought if the assembly tried half as hard
10 agree as IL does to disagree, union would
be effected very soon.
Rev. Mr.. Jones, of Virginia, said the diff
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18
Unemployed Young Non.

In every city In the United States arc n
great many young men seeking employ
mcnt, and when a position IL obtained il
seems impossible 10 retain H. Many Of
these young men have been highly cdu.
Gated and occupy tho highest position in
society. Their friends often wonder at
their inability 10 secure permanent posi-
ton, and investigation usually reveals tho
fact that they have neglected. CONNER
cial education, without which young
man will find u impossible 10 succrcd In
mercantile life. When Young man 10.
tefmincs 10 make business man VI him.
self, the first thing he should do Il 20 pre-
pare Tor the position he aspircs 90, and 20
do this be should be master Of a thorough
business education, which hc can obtain NJ
Leddin's business College, 83s Main street,
which " the oldest and most successful
Institution ia the South, from which many
prominent business men have graduated.
Pfof W. Il. Watson. the principal Of this
famous college, Il ono Of the fincst pcnmen
IN the United States and the case and per.
feet manner In which no imparts knoWl-
edge 10 his students Ia almost supcrhuman.
Socially no instructor stands higher In tho
estimation 81 all who know him. A d.
ploma from Leddin's Business Go llogc IL n
passport Of success In any city, and every
young man should secure one.
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taken up, as was eontended BY a cor
respondent in one Of the daily papers some
months since.
The act which was attempted to be
passed in 1881, but failed, had such pro-
vision, as had the act OF 1877.
Under this act of 1877 there were issued
LOS, 600 bonds, known as the Flippin
bonds, but as advised all of the same, pos
slbly, with the exception of three or four
oil this issue, have been taken up,
exchanged or stamped under the act
OF 1883, which is equivalent to an
acceptance by such holders of the
times Of the act of 1883, which act provides
that after January /. 1889, any Of the said
bonds may be redeemed by the city, and
such provision is also Incorporated on
the face OF the bonds. So, il there can be
any. question affecting the right OF the
holders Of these Flippin bonds by the issue
OF other bonds this can be remedied by re-
deeming SAID Flippin bonds. JUSTICE.
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Reliable low priced Corsets. Lange's
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Admiral Baldwin died yesterday.
Princeton beat Harvard at football yes
terday.
A case Of leprosy has been discovered in
Dakota.
Keely, the motor man, Is in Jail for
contempt of court.
There were thirteen new fever cases and
one death at Jacksonville yesterday.
Editor Grady still refuses to be can
didate for United States Senator in Geor-
gia.
The reported yellow fever case in New
York City proves to have been only acute
gastritis.
The Fearnly Wheel. barrow Factory, in
Cincinnati, was damaged $4,000 by fire
yesterday.
The wheat crop in Ohio, Michigan, In
diana, Illinois, Kansas aud Missouri has
secured better start than last fall.
Corrected figures show the Republican
Congressional plurality in Indiana to have
been 4,57l. The Prohibition vote swelled
from 4,6i6 in 1886 TO 9,252.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18
Memphis a Charleston Railroad.

Day trains carry Pullman, buffet,
drawing-room and smoker sleepes be-
tween Memphis and New York without
change, via Chattanooga, Bristol, Roanoke,
Hagerstown, Harrisburg and Phila.
delphia.
Night trains carry Pullman, vcstibule,
buffet, drawing-room, library and smoker
sleepers, the finest made. between Mem
phis and Washington, without change, via
Chattanooga, Bristol aud Lynchburg Ten
trains daily from same depot in Washing
ton TO New York, via Baltimore and Phila-
delphia.
We sell round trip tickets rs follows
Richmond. Va, and return, S22. %. on
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each week,
between November 3 and 20; good to ne.
turn November 20.
Augusta, Ga, and return, sl7.45; on
Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each week,
between November and December 10,
good TO return 10 December is.
Columbus, Co., and return, Si2.20;
each day from November IA 10 30; good 10
return 10 December 9.
Macon, Ca, and return, Sass; each
day from November 4 10 10; good To re
turn 10 November 10.
b. W. WRESS, G.. r. aud r. A.
q. A. DESAUssURE, A. q. l.. A.
J. &. BEAM, L. A.
IL. HUGnEs, Ticket Agent
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AsE your druggist for IIyIo.
neri,ed popuIsr,,, and s.ece..

Memphis has long been n commercial
city Of great importance, aud population
considered is the largest and best grocery
market In the United States. Memphis
owes her commercial importance TO such
firms ~ NJ. Gavin q Co, who stand today
M the leaders Of low prices, and ~ sellers
Of cotton have no superior aud few equals.
Their changes on cotton are "a low ~ the
lowest; the prices obtained are always the
best They have careful and experienced
wcigher. aud pride themselves in making
quick doliyeriosa and prompt returns Noiirm
has ever met with more success or Justly
meriicd such universal popularity The
numerous customers Of this old and rclia.
bic firm are scattered over Arkansas. Ala
bama. Mississippi aud Tennessee. Mcssrs.
NJ. Gavin & Go. do strictly cash bust
ncss, aud invite an inspection u goods
and prices. AL cotton consigned 10 thom
will have careful and prompt attention.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18

CHmsTNAs Number Franklin Square
Library and Young ladies' journal. Les
lies Popular Monthly for December. Miss
Brctherton, by same author NJ Robert
Elsemere. A Life Morning, by Gis-ing.
New supply Of The Story Of an African
Farm. Our supply Of Robert Elsemere
will arrive this week. Mansiord's IL the
place for new books.
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3slI Main street, opposite the Gayoso TIo-
EEL. All the latest and nobblcst STYLES ot
hats and caps for men. boys and children.
AZ lower figures than anybody'a NV
motto Is quick cash sales and small profits.
a. my expenses are small. Como and DO
convinced. Childrcn's hats and caps In
endless variety, and almost for song.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

pHE c Wars suivs lxp pr.fs rp.nlfs.
tguafanieci sIceine M lIJsiens, nirine-S CIR
QUE l'rNsintion caused b. the use Of sloohq okto
baooo wskeiuibes., Mental Depression, soiigfaS
81 the Msia fsspluag " lhsshit sna hNlaA "
ftunesa loo ot f.ovef IN either ssr invnln stsfS
iss-.s and rp-finatorrhea osns-d ty svsra.slIseh
~ the brain sclf shus 90 otef-iatulEenos kAkh
hnt contains Que months treatment 81 1os sL
ofslI bro Tor beo. ssnI b. mail prepaid % 10
q, tot pfioa
We Guarantee Sis Boxes
To cure ANY one. With each order recsitsf ~ q
iottiN bstcs anoompasiei with SO ws vill ss1t
he punhassf our vfittan guarantee o. refund the
money II The treatment does net efsCt = carz
Guarantees Issued only ~ John q. Mct A ca,
hsmuhis Tsnu
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Hrpo cleans the complexion.
ns.u,,. cnsaPa... ssa Dsraslii,y Com.
Hlne1

Mcssrs. Mitchell 4 Bryson, at 30s Main
street, have NIL the latest styles Ia iurni-
turc, carpets, shades and rugs, which they
oilcr nj prices ~ low as the lowest This
reliable and well known firm II the Oldest
furniture dealers In the city, and have a
reputation second 10 none. Give them a
call and you will not 20 elsewhere.
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wAvrnLY Novels complete, $3.50; Iry.
ing's works, syolumcs, s.; other books "A
cheap, at N. Williams 4 Co.'S, 20s Second
street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18
Clothing, Clothing.

Mems fine Suits from s. to $40.
Children's fine Suits from 81 to$4.
These goods were bought from the Sher-
III at Seligman, May * Co.'S sale Of fine
Clothing.
silk Velvet Ribbons from sherifTs sale.
! inch wide, SOC bolt; i! inch wide, 75c
a bolt.
Now, don't forget our great cloak sale,
as these goods must be sold.
Call early Monday morning to avoid tho
rush.
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Buy your books At williams Book
Store, POS Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18

Miss Fannie May can be found In her
studio No. 81 Madison, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays from 10 till
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18

LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis steam Laundry, "a
Second street Branch Office 357 Main.
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lar 7. NJ. Galbrcath. No. 10 Madison
street rent your houses and collect your
rgntA
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Rad IIKADA

100 Coal cooking stoves. all sizes, for
sale cheap Al 0abayt
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10000. pain old hinges for sale cheap
nj 6abay's.
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MT wlnsiovs soothlns syrup shouix .iw.v,n.
ussd fog children leethl1E. II soothl the ckiA
tofisns the runs sllsys AL pain. cure wind colo
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Attachment Notice.

No nN-nciofc y Young :. y, fof shelby
County, fUnn Thomtsun nifd surviving paft'
nef ~ STATION hifi. W.. D l. lsWuslh.
Is this causs ~ alta hmrnt having heen sued out
Il undrf section f.iFi u DE Code ~ lgnnesaee,
ard frtufne levied upuu The pfulffiy ~ thg 90
igndhut. y 4 frwufun. ~ fafnishnsut ant ~.
~ the plaiuiln ia The sum 81 uuo huudrsd aod
fitti one dulan aud tlttY one CCnu ltltltlb DOE
~ Judgment from The ttah % Missouri. and nat
frsitlyut n the state ~ tcuncscc n l. therefore
orisfyd that s1id dtirudsnt make he fffsoual sp-
Isnfanrr hUfurr me on The itih dar VI hecsmt<f
issN ~ a. ecluCk M a my onlcv, No. a hadf
tun s'frrt. Memphis. Ttun, aud dsigud aid AZ
tarhmrut sult wlthin The tine pn~fibsd b. lAs,
~ The same vii ~ Tfueeeicd with On Iafte. end
that . Unpy ~ this unief b. published oncc . week
inf four ueyks In The Neuphi, Daily Appeal.
This The itth day VI hotomb,f. ttsN
LIZ Young. Jf
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KAHN & FREIBERa,
Nos. Ies, III and I7s Main street.
CHEAP CLOAK SALE.

Do you want a fine Cloak, Jacket or
Wrap. at half the price you would pay
elsewhere?
Call on us Monday.
We will sell our fine Jersey striped
flannels at 40c, worth 75c.
u yards wide large plaid all wool Flan-
nels for Coo for this day.
Look at our colored all wool double
width Dress Goods SOC, worth SOC.
All our white embroidered Flannels zoe.
Double width gray Debeige l0c, worth
double.
Just received lot OF damaged Cloaks
for children, good for school. Cloaks 81,
Sl:5O and g, worth So, So and 81.
Ladies Underwear, all wool Shirts and
Pants 81, worth g.
Fine French Corsets, 75c.
Misses all wool ready made Dresses
$500, worth double.
shoes. shoes, shoes.
10000 pairs ladies' fine kid and goat but
ton Shoes Sl.50.
Children's tipped button Shoes 75c.
Misses tipped button school Shoes 81. %.
Mems fine sample Shoes 81. These are
all new samples.
Look at our fine Kid Gloves.
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VIZ have concluded to cut all our immense
stock Of
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Black Corsets are the style. Lange's.
List Of UndeIiyer.d kilograms.

List Of Undeiivered kilograms.
Mrs; z. 4. Carney, L, II: Scarborough.
A. HirSch, y. W. BrOde & Co.
H. u. Shank & Co r. c. buchanan & Co, .
Peabody lloue. Joe Stphl
Kir Jos. schiitz
J: :. DdNeuL Miss Kate league,
Mr.. Frank Darlin, Miss Florence Ross,
MT. CASTOR Mccain, q. l. ficklen,
I. A. scarborough &Co, 8 J. York,
Bowdre Bros John W. Weed
Pcs Oh 4 Poston, VIM. L. Marsh,
X. h. Patterson, Iartmus & Co,
A. II. Korirccht W. A. Scoles
Observer Mary Layclle,
John q. Little, Mr.. A. II. b. schloss,
Cole Manufacturing Co. Mn. Mary T. Goodett,
Fnrabee, Hunter d Co., Capt stack &, Lee
q. &. COwan Co, u. Lowenstcin nros',
Day, Horton & harley, Aston Boyd, mgr,
State National Bank, Manhattan Savings Bank,
Goodhar, Love 4 Co, John J. Collins,
", II. fuld, c. y Farnsworth 4 Co..
J. W. Allison, 2, Robson, Block a Co.,
&. a. DcsSaussure, Mr.. Kate lrantncr
Mallory CfonOrd, Carter x Blessing
Z. ". How, Newsome Co,
A. A. Atwood Brooks Nelly,
John ]. Green. r. \. Walker
Chick. u. 4 T. Co. Mrs. H. Bcjach.
Jennie Goldstcin, Lnwburu A NcWsor,
Marie Dcvecher. J. A. sirinago,
\. J. Black, &. N. Esreig
Malatesia q Taiges r. q. Johc,
y. NandenbcR, Oznnno n Co.,
Albert scosel, j. =. Cubhagc,
MIS- Mill Co., = ". schnu,
Mr, zae r smith, Goycr cold Storage,
II. n. Clark, Miss Daisy Morrison
Geo. Williams, X :. Jones
Ida shiplcy, C Lawcnce,
scott Green, M. Hopkins,
&. Mundinger. e. H. Carrier & Co.
X. ID. TaliAicuo, trb d Co.
JET PALACE.
Just received an elegant new stock Of
Jeweiry, siiverware aud Optical Goods
Especially adapted for
wedding aud Christmas Presents.
RoEscnEn.
sol Main street
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KAHN g. FREIBERd.

Nos. 100, III and IVA Main street, Cor.
ner Poplar.
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Tho I,.-oo,.rnor Of Illinois.

roNn's TrrnAcr IL invaluable for al kinds
oflsin. Inflammation and iismerhagea.
fsssi's-os iasffs, '-aahaa. Hs,-ars y uortl-
tn ,~,siai,sa, n fosps EnraAcr
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Langc's Nursing Coseis, tho best.
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LAngc's Invalid's and MIsse.' oOue,s
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10 ooYTRIBUToR AND CORRESPONDENTS

orr NEW YORK OFFICE
iosru ofoc Of THB APPEAL No II T,th,sns
budding NoS York j. n Iaa DOro. Special
Eastern Aocai
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MEMS wool uNDERwEAn
About Cost

We must have money.
Thomson & STEVENS,
$50 Second street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-03
Chamber.aia,s Speech.

ToBoNTo, Ont. January 2.-The GSobs,
10 day, highly approves of Chamber
iain's spe, CHI before the board of trade,
but begins by referring to his iadis-
Greet speeches at Belfast and Islington,
Il then says: "Just as we magnify the
virtue of sobriety in person of mem
orable sprees, so do Canadians delight
when Chamberlain. speaks without
CON promising The interests of Canada
and the success OF his mission. Just as
we rejoice when be infant terrible has
gone cut of the drawing room without
saying something dreadful. SO we
congratulate ourselves when Cham
b Rain delivers himself without doing
any damage: when he has spoken
not only discreetly. but judiciously and
usejuilS, great Is the applause, and
there Is more Joy over one suUh eXhi-
bi ion than over i thousand by public
nea whose words people never await
with anxiety; hence Chamterlain's
speech at the board of trade dinner,
appears TO be a striking success. The
bull was brought into the china shop
and be broke nothing"
The Globe thinks that Chausberlsi is
in such position that his political for
tunes must seriously suffer if he fails
to bring an anicabie and satisfactory
settlement out of the Washington con-
ference
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-03
Eoraker's hIeseage.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 2.-Gover-
nor Forsker's message, which was read
to both houses to- day. after dealing
with State questions. turns to the sub
ject of tariffs, and under this
head the Governor says: at was
generally supposed that We had heard
the last of free trade, at least
for time. but not so. The message
of the President OF the United States
commits his administration and the
party he represents to the most IN
qualified and hostile opposition to the
entire principle and policy of protect
i've tariff. He seeks to make it appear
that the blow he would strike ia
turing and I'VE t-growing interests
of the country, that it is manifest
to all men of intelligence who are &C.;
quainted with our conditions, that Ii
the proposition prevail, the conse-;
queL css will be disastrous to
every industry and every section of
our country, and to NO class more
surely than our farmers, who
must rely chiefly on our home markets
for the sale Of their products aud our
laboring people, who depend upon tbe
continuance of that general prosperity
that has obtained for the last quarter
of century for them employment at
remuneratlVe wages"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-03
Schroeder and Haupt.

LONDON, January "A dispatch fire. m
Berne gives the following from the
highest official sonres, regarding
Schro eder and Haupt. who were re-
Gently arrested In Zurich: Ardens An
archists and oaialistS, suspecting
Hsup. as police em,s-ary, enticsd him
from Geneva to Zurich, whsrs b. was
met ana taken I'D Schrosisr's house
4. he house was searched from top 10
bottom. aud quantity of dynamite
was found, together with number of
letters from Berlin, from Police Inspec.
tor Kreuger. Both men were hand d
over to the Swiss inspector. Haupt's
house was thsu searched. and there was
found extensive correspondence with
the Berlin inspector, Ptanke, together
with accounts, proving that Haupt's
SALARY YES 200 marks per month. and
that he had received. since 1880. Ia 900
marks as extras, Both men were I'M
nrisonFd on the charge of melting out
fAhes on life and property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-03
More Opposition to Lamar.

ALBANY, January AT the Repub-
'licsn caucus meeting tonight, the fol
lowing resolutions, offered by Assem-
blynan John s. Plat, of DGchess
County, were passed:
Resolved, That the nomination to 4
seal on the Supreme Bench of
L. @. G. Lama. who violated
his oath of = allegiance TO go
into rebellion against the UEiea, who
has declared by his vote that the
amendments to the Constitution which
we're pledges of reconstruction and the
embodiment OF the results of the war
are not equally binding with TIE
rest of the Constitution, who has
MED that Ievyipg war agslItSy
the government was treason, and who
owes his seat in the Senate and his
political power and prominence solely
to the suppression of Republican votes
by violence and fraud, was an'insolt to
the entire loysl population of this
.Unie1, and We demand Of t@e Repub
licaR Senators from this Statelshat they
reseRt that insult by voting against his
confirmation"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-03
FROM CIRCLE VALLEY.
Brief Newsy Bits From the
Southern Burg.


After a long silence, thought l
would once more intrude upon your
valuable space by giving to your readers
some truths connected with the con-
ditions of our country and the doings
of the people.
We have e very fine valley. It con-
tains a great amount of most excellent
land with plenty of water. The land
can be bought on reasonable terms at
present. There is any amount OF
tim Der, with good wagon roads leading
to it. We have only to go about seven
miles FROM the Gown to the timber. The
ciimate is mild and most ali kinds OF
hardy fruits may be grown here. A
steam sawmill has been built in the
valley, and is prepared to- do all
the saving necessary. Besides this,
we haYe an a grist mill and a fine
brick Kiln. from which some beautiful
bricks were turned out last summer,
and has proved to be q thorough sue
cess. is 80
We are sadly In need of school
teacher; if he could teach music it
would be advantageous; also q good
Blacksmith could find employment
here, and liberal offers are extended to
such. 9 q
This place has been organized into a
ward, with bishop and counsel. Agood
fSunday school is in operation, with g
fair attendance; also a relief society
primary and mutual improvement as
sociations, of which we feel proud. An
| addition has recently been made to oul
meeting house-it. now stands 38x20-
and we expect to spend pleasant New
| Year there. CORRESPONDENT.
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Vanoalia Election.

IED1ANAPoLis, January 2LThs Van
daiia election, to-day, was e complete
defeat for the Ciscinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton interest About $4,000 shares
of stock were reted and cast soIidly for
the McKeene board, which is the same
that existed before the deal with
ives. The only change was he
substitution Of Ives for Frank
Crawford, the for:ner being made a d.
recror because he is interested in the
pending litigation, and for the reason
that he holds enough shares to make
HIM elIgiole. The board of directors
chose Mr.. NcKeeEe president; John w.
UrLft, treasurer. and George e. Barring
ton, secretary. A semi-annual dividend
o. 8 per cent. vas declared, payable in
February.