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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

SENIOR ANTONIO FLORES, President of
the Republic of Ecuador, was pre-
sented to President Cleveland by Sec
rotary Bayard, accompanied by Minister
Romero and Mr.. Flores'private secretary,
on the 18th. The audience took place in
the blue parlor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

IT is stated on good authority that I'M
less the British Government takes some
action in regard to Mr.. Parnell in refer
ence to the recent charges brought
against him by the Times, he will bring a
suit for libel against that paper in the
n,,<,x
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

JAMES MORGAN, a leading dry goods
merchant of Milwaukee, willbe nominated
for Governor OF Wisconsin by the Union
Labor party's convention, to be held at
Oshkosh. July a.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

PREMIER FLooUEr and General Boulan-
ger fought duel with swords, at Neuilly,
short distance from Paris. on the Is tn.
Both were greatly excited and both were
wounded, the vallispt General being
punctured in the neck and fainting in tbs
al ms of his seconds
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19
Miscellaneous Items.

Strut show under the auspicies of the Coo
er County Horticultural Society.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

BUCK RIDGE CoLLIERY, at Shamokin,
Pa, owned by the Reading company.
which has been idle since the disaster of
1888, at which time seven men were
smothered by fire-damp, resumed opera
tons on the 18th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

Al WALL STREET man who knows q good
deal about Mr.. Gould's affairs, said, on
the 9th, that the ex-king of the street is
liable to become either insane or con-
firmed invalid, as the result Of his pres
ent iniisposition. The fact of his illness
Is, however, emphatically denied in other
nuarterz.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

THE fire in the De Beers diamond mine
at Kimberly, Cape Colony, has been ex-
tinguished. and the exploring party who
descended the mine, on the 18th, report
that twenty-four whites and 200 natives
had been burned to death.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

KING MILAN formally, on the 9th, in
voked the aid of the authorities of the
Prussian Province of Hesse-Nassau to
force his wife, who was stopping at
Wiesbaden, to surrender to him the
Trapyr, Prinoa
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

THE Supreme Court Of Minnesota has
granted stay of proceedings in the case
of Tim and Pete Barrett, sentenced to
hang on the 18th, at St Paul, for the MUIR
der of the street.car driver. Toleffson.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

SURROGATE RANSOM, of New York, OF
the 18th, granted the application of Mrs.
Louis G. Hammersiey, now Duchess 81
Marlborough, for an allowance al
100000 for her present support and mais.
tenance out of the income Of the estate
s left by her first husoxnd,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

AVERY TRUEsDALE, an army comrade of
General Harrison, with infinite pains
completed a cane composed of 10,5Q0
pieces Of wood Of thirty EIGHT zinds, one
for each State, which he has forwarded to
General Harrison as token of esteem.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

SIGNoR CRIsPI, Italian Premier, is ex-
pected to arrive at Carlsbad, Bohemia,
August II. Prince Bismarck and Count
Kalnoky, Austrian Premier, will arrive
subsequently, and the three statesmen
of the allied Powers will hold a confer :
ence.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

1t was stated, on the 18th, that Queen
Natalie meditated decamping from Wies-
baden with the young Crown Prince
Alexander. and that the German police
were ordered to Illustrate any such at
tempt.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

The Washington Post has changed
hands, and Walter Stilson Hutchins, son
OF the founder of the paper, steps down
and out as editor, and gives place to MIR.
e. w. Halford, Of Indianapolis, who will
in future steer the course of the paper
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

THE Amalgamated scale was signed, on
the 18Th, by three firms, viz: The Wayne
Iron-works, of Pittsburgh, Pa, 600 en-
ployes; Lang s. Co., at Charities, Pa, 400
mon, and the Licking Iron Company, Of
Covington, XIV, EMPLOYING 1000 men.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-19

SYMPATHY and pity for the convicts
family led the President, on the 18th, to
commute the sentence Of VIM. g. Mckee,
who was convicted in May, 1888, of rob-
bling post-of1ce in North Carolina, and
sentenced to two years in the penitsn-
tiary, to eight NOR shs in Jail.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

Snider, a leading tarmer Of Banner, In
Calhoun county, was in town last Thurs
day. lie reports crops in flourishing
condition In his county ..."John A. Fergu-
son left last Thursday morning for short
visit to relatives in Texas ..... Miss Mollie
Holley, of Tallahatchie county, is visiting
relatives in Coffeeyile this week ......
Johnnie Ellsworth, who has been attend
ing college near Mobile, Ala, returned
home for vacation Wednesday evening.
......Master Mamie Newburger, who has
been attending school in Alabama, re-
turned home for alshort vacation Thurs
day morning......G. w. Armstrong, an en-
terprislng merchant OF pttsboro, was Wis.,
itor at Coileeville)ore day during the
week.. Miss Wiikie Moore, who has
been visiting friends in CoiIeeville, re-
turned to her homo in Belle Fountain last
Saturday Miss Esther Bridges, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in COT
ieeville, returned home last Sunday ac-
companied by Miss Nellie Dcrden......J. J.
Melton, one OF Beat 5s best farmers, was
in town Friday. Miss Clyde Boadles
paid Wafer Valley visit one day this
week .....Sevcral Coficcviians enjoyed a
nice dinner on Turkey creek Friday.
DIR. West, of near Torrance, was visitor
to Coilceyille Thursday .....Grecn Young,
OF Young's mill, was in town Thursday
."..W. I. Workman, Of Air Mount, was a
visitor TO Coiioeville Thursday The
Rev. b. French, OF near Air Mount, was a
visitor to our town one day during the
week. IOtracted meeting is being car
ricd on ut Elm church near here and that
community is proving itself quite inter.
ested in the good work ...... Tommie Rid
dick and Towns Wynne are off on u
pleasure excursion 10 the Tallaha. chic
swamps.,
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CROPS IN ARKANSAS.
Corn Promises an Immense Yield. But
Lowland Cotton 10 Poor.

Corn Promises an Immense Yield, But
Lowland Cotton 10 Poor.
Mr. James A. Loudon returned ycslsr.
day from visit TO his largo plantation in
Arkansas, between Swan Lake and viii.
iameitc.
Replying to an interrogation from an
APPEAL reporter, Mr.. Loudon said:
eyes, took flying trip down the Val.
Icy road TO Midland, thence TO Arkansas
City, Pine Bluff and down the Arkansas
river 10 our plantation. Did I notice tho
cropsl Well. rather could not see any.
thing else. Tho corn crop ia the finest
ever saw growing II looks like anto.war
times, when every planter raised moro corn
than he knew what 10 do with. Tho south
will not be in the market as a purchaser II
corn next year, from wha, saw and could
learn"
How about the growing cotton CROP"
On all lands that have drainage, cotton
could not he moro promising. on the low,
Hat lands, though, Il Is looking very bad.
II Is small, scalded aud a very poor
stand"
How will the cotton crop "a fir ~ YOU
have seen and heard compare With last
years CROP
well, ! should say, while the average
Is greater, aud the high lands have much
liner cotton than last year after tho
drought, yet the bottoms, where the land,
are better, nave suffered from too much
water, aud will fall far short u last wear,
On the whole, do not believe the total
cotton crop will bo but little greater than
laSl wear
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Tho mountain is taking n sun bath after
the line heavy rain Of Friday. Song birds
are calling their mates ON the mountain
side. The valley, sccn from the ellis,
like smiling bride, Is receiving a veil OF
thin mist Cool brecrcs are starting across
the myincs, and the whole ground is set
in crystal gems. ! find more people prais.
ing nature, communing with her, Ia tho
sacred spots where grandeur and beauty
appeal 10 the consciousness, than l have
ever known before Indeed, am told
there are mon people here for the whole
season than ever before. This assembly
hiss q truly great place ON the southern
border. II IL destined 10 10 the birth
place OF q great, new life Of sottlcis. IL
viii soon ruloicc m the sunshine Of an ap.
probation OF Us worth, for ,herc are spirits
here who will make m imprint 81 charRc.
ter upon the worlds opinion ...... This week
past has been an cyenllul one. Saturday
night OF last week We had q concert Oi
the talent represented there Was nothing
" Surpass tho delightful singing Of Mis-.
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Early llobson, OF Memphis. This charm
ing young woman has attracted much at
tention to her talents by her great modesty
as well as charming voice and social bear
ing...... This has been a week OF excursions.
Little Rock had large company TO view
the eclipse. Every day parties go over
the roads TO the Cascades colosseum or
views, the drive being pleasant part Of
the excursion. Last Saturday VIC also had
u special car TO Scwanee. Fifty-nne per-
sons in all, led by the president, Mr.. Keep
pard, visited the buildings, new and old,
the views and the studio OF that gifted
painter, priest and poet, Johannes Oertel,
at Morgan Stcep......Sunday, the Rev. DIR.
Strickland, Of Nashville, delivered thrill
ing sermon, after u very large Sunday
school recitation. In the evening there
was fine sermon on the Sabbath, by the
Rev. DIR. Shearcr, OF GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Monday, the Sunday school normal work
was carried on under Prof. Jacoby. These
lessons would have TO be demonstrated to
you personally 10 give you any idea Of
their value and usefulness Prof Jacoby
began his work in this line in Memphis,
and gives 10 Mr.. Pepper much credit for
able and timely help in the connection.
Mr.. Peter Won fuckelstcin's lecture on
Homes and llaunts OF Jesus, illustrated by
costume pictures, articles OF fur.
niturc and little objects OF luxury,
city life In Jerusalem, the Bedoins Of Ara.
bia, all have been PECULIARLY interesting.
Won Fuckelstcin Is native OF Jerusalem,
has studied and Travelled, il a linguist and
scholar, rs well as quick in observation
and apt at compilation OF facts The lee
lures were greatly appreciated. Many ar
ticlcs made OF olive wood we're sold here M
souvenirs Of the lectures. Prof. Lane, OF
Macon, ia, lcctured ON Neglected Fields
OF Pocty," taking up the subject OF CON
gugal love, and dealing with II in mas
terry manner. Prof Bourland, OF Knox.
vile, has given lectures in the literature
and rhetoric classes, taking contemporan.
cous history with the books studied. Tho
teachers work has gone forward very sue
cessiully, Prof Virgil A. Pinklcys classes
IN clocutlon are the most interesting Der.
haps on the grounds. lie il one OF the
finest teachers on the continent, even
our speakers, after visit 81 his class,
taking new light 10 SEQ the possibilities Of
voice culture.
The Hon. w. Il. Hill, Of Macon. Ga, has
given two lectures and an informal talk
that have secured marked attention. The
reception at the Hotel de Coryclius last
evening was 10 his honor. Mrs. Early
llobson, Of Memphis, favored the assem-.
BLEED company in the drawing room with a
song that was very apprcciatiyely received.
Her voice Is pure, tine and strong, and her
rendering easy aud agreeable .....T Thurs.
day WIS recognition day Of the e. l.. =. G..
The exercises were very fine. Mr.. w. W.
Wiihc, Of Chauiauqua, y. V, delivered
the address. Tho decorations were the
finest ever seen here. The prospects, he
said, Of the assembly have no peer among
the assemblies in the south.
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Holly sprlos. uI..

Quite numlSr oi our citizens, both
young and old. attended the Alliance
picnic at Towards school.housc Friday.
ten. West aud A. ]. llylcc are expected
10 address the iarmcs......T Tho Rev. Mr..
Hammond aud Dan Miller visited tho
HUI City yesterday Misses Maggie and
Hattie Roberts have returned from Tupclo
.....Mn. Gilt Myers aud children and
Misses Fannie nrarkcn and Daisy Lucas
have returned from Eaglo Springs ...... Miss
Minnie Siith " nj home again, after A
pleasant visit 10 Michigan James
T. aud Rice 7. FAINT have gone 10 Tate
Springs with their families Jcn Tucker
and Mr.. Nicely. OF Senatorial, paid our city
q flying visit last week ......J. 4. Norilcct,
Henry Tunstall AMI Dr. ]. W. tray, ~. /,
arr riislicuting at Eagle Springs. Miss
Lille llnllam, OF WcSon. N visiting Miss
Jane liver. GYPSY teas arr tile latckt At
traction. one was given nj the Topp place
Wednesday night..... Ms. McNamcc. 81
laGringc, nnd Mrs DR.. Laws, ~ Somcr-
villr, Tenn, arc visiting X q. McNamco
...... Mis, lila Potts " at Montcaglc Springs
...... Houston Canon, al Red Banks, was in
town rccntly.....Thc Holly Springs
baud gave an open air concert
on the square Friday tonight.
J. III. Hcnnct has gone b. Gcot-
gia Ia visit his mother. John II.
Howard spent Sunday In Byhalia......
T. l.. Pinkston, oi Potts Camp, was
In town this week. Mrs. Swindall has
clurncd to Oxford. .....D DR.. A. II. l,oss aud
Tom Robinson spent Sunday ut Eagle
Sprinrs. ..... The Rev. Mr.. lingo exchanged
pulpits last Sunday with the Rev. Mr..
Hodge, Of Olive Banch...... Mira L. N.
Willis OF Memphis, Ii herr on visit To
her mother, Mrs. l.. II. Micklc...... Mai.
Lewis Scrugrr IL out again after lis vccnt
sickness. .....JcG Moscly, OF Bolivar Land.
ing. has bccn visiting friends In this Vicin.
isy..... Mn Cafvy IN putting up pretty
cottage opposite the public school. II will
soon be- complctcd......A dramatic enter.
tainmcnt u In progress by some oi our
young people, 10 be given IN honor OF the
grand lodge OF tho Knights AMI Ladies' 81
Honor which will meet hero on tho liih
Of August. Dudley feaiheruionc, nc.
companicd 10y his grandmother and two
younger sisters, expects 10 leave for Nir.
gina tomorrow saturday. morning &C.
:. Gist, Of 81 Louis. was In town this
week ..... Zen Howard has returned irum
Coopcr's wclls....R - McNamcc, the
merchant tailor, Is travelling In the interest
Of his housc. ..... Nat Maufy, Of Memphis,
Was In town Monday ...Alrs. Lucy Davis
died II her residence In this city lasl Fri.
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock Tho fun.
cral took place Saturday afternoon.
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Col. J. II. McAiee, Of Charleston, was
in town Thursday....Miss Pearl Bowen,
Of Timms City, Texas, is visiting relatives
......Miss Cornelia Dyer, one Of the pref
test and loveliest daughters OF Pamela
county, is on visit TO the family OF l..
Brownlitt...... Acssrs. james and John
Turner, two prominent farmers Of Quit
man county, were in town last week ......
MIR. j. A. Martin aud lady, formerly OF
tins place, but now Of Memphis, are So
jougnng among relatives. Harrison is
steadily improving; ut least we can boast
Of sidewalks. Mr. W. A. Turner, one Of
our most cnterprising tOwnsmcn, supcrin-
tended tho work, for which our people
are very grateful; and Mr.. I. W. Rawlings,
after earnest solicitations, has concluded
TO keep clearinghouse. Her house is
convenient and she solcis patronage ......
Maj. William Gay, OF Memphis, was in
Harrison "Wednesday reese. The Rev. T.. W.
Spencer, OF Sardis, has been conducting a
meeting during the week Mt the Baptist
church. lie is a delightful speaker. His
discourscs were quiet, cdlying aud were
greatly enjoyed by large audiences. Miss
Sallic Bailey, oi Charleston. IL visiting the
family Of Mr. J. A. kuykcndall.. .... There
have been two marriages in this section
this week, one Of which was arunaway. ....
The picnics at spring Hill and Nelson
Creek were well attended by liarrisontcs,
who enjoyed themselves finely ...... Mr.. w.
;. Martin and lady, Of Como, are on n
visit among friends AMI relatives zee. Corn
aud cotton mc splendid; in fact they nre a
feast for the eyes 10 behold ...... DR.. T.. T..
McLcndon, who has been following his
profession a few months in Memphis, has
returned 10 this county and located at
1casdalc, five miles west OF this place.
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a curieu. Dy,.g Wish.

NEw YoRE, July GA rather euriou,
disposition has been made Of the ashes Of
Edward r. MUNICH, who wis incinerated
at the Fresh Pond cremltorinm in Ions
Island on July TO- Ills ashes, weighing
about I've pounds, were in accordance
with his wishes, and those Of his wife,
scattered over one OF the flower beds ON
the lawn in front Of tho rotor, house.
where they arc still plainly discerniblc.
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THE MEMPHIS TEACHERS.
Tho Route They Took to tho Colder
Gate and Their Experiences.
I.nrru.l......I..n.n 81 I'LL. Anal


Correspondence Of The Appeal
SAN Francisco. Cal, July 2O.-our
party OF three left Memphis July I'd, via
Union Pacific, bound for San Francisco, on
trip Of pleasure and Sightseeing. July 4
was spent In kansas City, riding around on
the cable cars, etc., aud taking in rs much
of the city rs possible. The Kansas City
boom, like most OF the western cities, has
received quictus. Many, many signs for
rent greeted us everywhere, a sure and in
variable indication that reaction had com.
mcnccd, n reaction SURF 20 follow all great
mutations In real estate. Let the Memphis
speculatof beware and take warning from
her sister city, Kansas City. Our next
stop was at
DENVER
where We gpent three DAYS going aver tho
city and surrounding country, which Is In
striking contrast 10 Kansas City. The
boom was still on In Denver Real estate
was extraordinarily high. We were shown
lots, one In particular. 50xl00 feet, with
hut scant improvements, that recently
sold for 100000, aud In our travels over
the city We saw not ono house ito rent. ="
Denver has fine slops and good hotels
Up 10 the top Of tho Rocky mountains to
Idaho springs and Gmymont we went,
reaching an elevation OF over 10000 feet.
We got caught In n snow storm and with.
out our wraps, and Oh, NO cold Hands
were rubbed, rapid locomotion TO keep up
circulation wasindulgcd In Snow was an
around rs and apparently not far away on
the adjacent peaks. tried 10 scoop up a
snow ball and throw II toward our Mem.
phis home, but OF no avail From Denver
We went 10
SALT LAKE cry,
our next stop. Two days were spent at
Salt Lake in visiting the Mormon temple,
the tabernacle aud other places. The
tabernacle u capable OF seating 100000
people, and 80 admirably constructed that
awhisper in the pulpit could be distinctly
heard in tho farthest portion Of the build
ing distance OF go feet. This VIC test
ed. II Is the largest whispering temple IN
the world. The Mormon temple, entirely
OF marble not yet completed, but already
costing over S,000,OO0 Is supposed TO DO
modelled after King So.omon's temple. II
stands, and will continue 10 stand through.
out the ages 10 come--a lasting monument
OF the Thrift aud tho energy OF the Mot.
mons, and especially Of their great apostle,
Brigham Young, who planned the temple
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Movements Of rromin.., People

OF
Miss Tallulah White is at Monicaglc,
Tenn.
Miss Cora Ashe left ON Thursday for
Norfolk, Va.
T. 4. Wright is back from an extensive
trip TO northern points.
Mrs. ]. Il. Miller Of Little Rock, Is in
the city visiting friends.
Us. Duval and family leave this week
for the Virginia Springs.
Miss Susie Seward Is making a visit 10
relatives in Louisville, Ky.
Miss Lille Gray has gone 10 Kentucky TO
spend few pleasure weeks
Mrs. III Burns is visiting her parents at
their hone In rttsburg. Ia.
Mrs ]. l.. Matthews has gone TO Monte
Sano In spend several weeks
Eugene Lcidy Is back from Atlanta,
after visit Of several weeks
FL Orgill and wife have gone 10 New
York on n brief summer trip.
W. II. Jones left last night for Boston "a
attend the wedding Of friend.
Henry Craft, IT,, has gone TO oconomo.
voc 10 spend his summer vacation.
Mr. Joe Allison and family have gone
10 Nashville TO spend n short while
Mrs. r. A. Seattle Is ut Hon Aqua attend.
ing her daughter, who is quito sick.
Mrs. J. NJ. Stout and daughter left last
week Tor northern and eastern points.
Win Darrngh, with large portmantcau,
left Thursday night ior eastern points
Mis-. W. T.. Wilson Is visiting her dauph.
ter, MrS Campbell. at franklin, Tenn.
A. 4 -. -.
week ior Abilene, Tex, 10 visit friends.
Miss Rebccca Mckay will 20 10 ocouo.
mowoc shortly TO remain several weeks.
pr $. 4. Rogers and wiic have gone TO
Old Point Comfort TO spend n TOW weeks.
Mn. Chas. Huntington and child are
located at laycndon Springs Tot the sum.
mcr.
Mrs. II. = Price and family and Mrs.
Carson are spending tho summer al Hon
Aqua.
Miss Pauline Fpyscr will entertain A
number Of friends on Tuesday evening al
cards.
Mrs. 4. u. Trcadwoll and family hav,
gone TO Bcrshcba springs 10 remain the
summer.
Mr. Maud Thompson is among the
late-, departures Tor Allcghancy sprngs
Virginia.
Miss Lizzie Prcs,idgc returned from Jack
son yesterday, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Mn. 5. J. Lake departed Friday even,
Ing for Waukcsha, where she viii sponj
some time.
Charles II. Bryson left last week foi
Louisville. 10 make a short visit To friend,
IN that city.
Mrs. J. W. billiard and family will leay,
this week TO Join the gay throngs At Green
brier White.
Mrs. A. H. Treadwcll and family left on
"Wednesday last for Bcrhcba Springs io
the summer.
Mrs. w. W. TAYLOR will Join her mother
Mn holland foniaine, at Old Point Com
fort this week
Misses Maggie Posion aud Bird Dead
erick are visiting Mrs. u. T. Thomas a
Grenada, Miss.
Pat farnsworth has gone 20 Old Point
following In the wake Of some Of Memphis
faircst beauties.
Mr. Shields, Of the firm Of L.ytle 4
Shields, and wife left ior Norfolk on
Thursday night.
Mn. A. Tyler and family arc al Manas
sas. Va, where they will remain through
out the summer.
Mrs. II. A. Hamilton and mother. accom-
panied by Miss Mamie Park. will leave
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In consequence OF the alarming reports
OF the Indian outbreak in British Colum.
bia, tclcgaphed to United States papcrA
number OF Canadian residents there have
volunteered TO go 10 the front. The do.
pariment OF militia has replied that the
services OF volunteers were not required.
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Mp. II. W. Duuant has returned from a
visit to relatives In Holly Springs. She
was accompanied home by her sister, Mis-
Minnio.....Mr. aud Mrs. Proyinc are vie.
i,ing Castillian Springs for tho improve.
mon, Of tile lat,cr's health .....CapL ].
Rows, a leading citizen OF Calhoun county,
was visitor 10 Collccyillc one day during
tho week ...M Mrs. A. I. Gunlharp Is Wis.
Ting relatives aud friends IN the city Of
Grenada ......H. T.. Nccly, the efficient
depot agent OF the Illinois Central railroad
nj Torrance, was visitor 10 CoiIeevillc last
Salurday-....Joa. y. johnson paid Water
Valley Wait Thursday evening ......u. e.
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In Halifax county, near Meadsyille. Va.
Thursday, Bruce Younger, colorcd, com.
milicd an assault upon Mrs. Robert dodge
who VAS in delicate condition. lie wa,
arrested aud sent TO jail n Halifax court
house. That night party Of men tool
Younger out to q nclghboring wood and
hanged him 10 tree.