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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

H1sasD@us1.ssOSzD = In9 SaIssn.s ns.s..s ssn

RaoaPRcTs on TWO curxhwnn u~rua
HAAaxp-usKAraonED 4Esrxng.
PonzLAap, Jan. 81 Special. ! --To.iav
vas TIA time lixed Tor nsarinn IA nrsa..
Insnt IN tbe GASES u funa Lana u,ok
and Chee Gong, oonvio1ed of mnriier n
the hfns degree for killing Lee YtoF ~ 4
Chinese iheateF, bus ths oouuolI n.ese
no move In that d Feegion. 40 . nrnar
reporter the e0anoel stated that ~ fns-
ther eff0zt woaid be made ID hshalf 81
tue ABOVE aasaHaina. bui q naotiDn lof
neW tfiAl ~ tha cass OF Chnna Lsnoa.
ihe aeeompliee OF ih6 two othsrr. vii
be akRusd on Saturday, nezt. lkfs anlAa
oEideat from this tnSf FnnQ Lang blnk
and Cnoa Gong Rili hang.
AZ yes not Tue HilRhtesf clne har hnen
oesained 81 10 The identafg or ne nee
dererB Of the two Chinese iannarvnsnn
~ Montaoufh, Oregon, 3 fsw dasa 80.
A reward has betn offered ~ fha
authorities the appgahanaion of -
pefpottatoGs ef the asroclon& afIn 4. "a
q not koosn whether ths murder wse
commilied by white msn or Ohlnanaen.
That euptdity pfonpted fha rnorIvn =
beyond queetion. Tna tnnrdeF mnrs
hAvs bean committed IL q sfient man.
neF, fer thoss living nexs door hsard IS
unusual noise on the niRht 81 ne rnnr.
Der, II eeems strange ihas suoh 4 fsar.
ful crime could be commiiied 10 8 gnsail
village and no clue shoaid be discovered.
Skilled detectives are thus far baaieA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

AnoUT NntE nrLns xB0M San vnAno,as.
xHn ooLLEsIoN euusannp.

Aaour Nniz ArLns xAoM SAN Snsnclaoa
xHn COLLISION euogannp.
San faAncIsco, Jan. 6-phn nllna
boat 4. II. Alien, with Rsilols Rars,~,
and Rogers ard four akilors ahosrf,
while cruising about Rlne miles go1es.
eese OF the heads last night, was 1ircsf
oy the hfitian bark SIR William wa
49, from San tedro to thia port, and
gale Vas blowing ab the tiuse' an1
tnoagh the msn on he Allen ha(l ssnn
the Dafk aud aRothar pessel 4 aRerf
ilnle before and weru nakiaa for ihasn
g she times zoe fog vas - thick f6T1
y vas Nos known thaa they we've rua.
ninR oioee 20 danger until ina eefif.inn
oocaifto. Tae Alien Was struck on lhe
port bow and a4nk Ia a lev ninrsea.
fhe men Ell escaped and wars eronehf
hero On She Maiiaos tins raorning. f9ss
i1ss Il aboal el20so.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
PORTLAND SEhSATIOA.
Exposurs of some Oms,al
sleIghs 81 Mand.
esana 5uEOss DlaAarssa Unass sro-
tsss-An Il Net Yes nd
other osass TslsgranA

FoErLAxD. Jan. k--fspootall = Rssh..
: aanssiaaE'ni aesoa ocsaEEed toaay Ia
TIE state circuil oozfl, uhtn ne arsr,f
tarF came ID 70 maze tlsir ar'nl Fsss.s.s
koe fcFou1a1 rft9a1led AZ rernrt' 80
I've jaEore deolined % appraVs - ~
documeHt. RruaeoafinR Aftnrnav 81
5. Me6lnn statei 70 fha oonrf 800 ~
erand tuFy hAd campialed IA labarr'
eheieapon Jadot Stsarns dlsahsrrs1
tAera. several jurors declined "a -
d1seharRed, st6llnR thas they did -
endoEaa Ice fofammn'n re0ors sshEn1s 49,
iusl been nied, besides theH 80 -
n0ncladSd theae labcrs. Ana eones.
however, persisted u diseharaias -
Rsand larry. A very lively soeng foi.
loved me hve members nreeoflg lnsiel.
inR 1pon being beard.
II u olatmed tnaf indictments warn
fe1ad aRalnst Ohief q Polica Psrrirh
and oaaur nembeEa of the polfen -.
partment for bribery. bul Di1triof Al.
toineg Mcalnn had fefuaed 90 deNw 10
Ne pfopeE papers when foQuesiad b "a
-; alaos thal when JnaRa nsaarnmia az
teation vas called % TIE msiinr IN 80
omoiAl way ~ the grand Jurors ia
ooaFt treated the snair vita indIEsl-
ence and coslne4s.
Ihe gepafl of tha forcrnan Verv -
verely eoasutes the poiioe dspariment
Eos want Of proper viqilAnre. 90
eaarRes rs n1emhass with general inanf.
naienes 70 aorprtesine al kinda 81 Vlne.
ll also oali1 attenllon 70 tna fpaunenor
~ murders and other bold oaaes nna
says tnas none of the peFpasratuls kaVe
been cetected QE brought b nunleh.
mene. Tie repert asserts that baf n.
tle eaofis hAve been mads 10 anpptess
gambling, which ts eafriea o. hefs a.
enly and win impnnity. 81 AZ ~
grand 1ufofa ere severe Ia their denn-
eiaiion of Attorney Me0lnn for rrfn1.
ms 70 draw ~ bilis Of indiaamena - in
his e9orn datF. Ihe whola rnak1e1
occasions mnoh pnblle comment A
mora osValopmanls IL olicial okiannere
are expected noon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
narrn YaLEKY.
MngsAan En0M TER PRESIDENT ABouT rHR
nKsKEyATIoN LANDS.

MngsAan FR0M TRR PRESIDENT ABouT rrR
nKszEvATIoS LANDS.
wAsxxxaroE, ian. 5-The president
has ssnt 60 ccnRFess communisafion
from ahe secretary Of The interior sub
niitinz . dram Of q hili 10 provide for
tha pF0tecsioa OF the R0and Waller H.
disn reservation In Oalifornia. The
president Ia hia'ms&aRee OF tran8miltal
avs that fha dooamsnfs tkus Submitted
exhibit extensive ard un3esaiAahle en-
croaehmsnfs upca he lands set apaFa
for Indian oesapanay. sBd Disclosed she
fact thst she disregard % tndian riRata
has kesn % lang ocHtinred that the
esxsFumrrt cauRot further tsmporixs
withoat dishcncf. Tbs Efforts 10 cis-
ledge tbs trssp&zssrs apon sness lan6a
lave, % a1us cases, heen resisted upon
sha groanda thas certain mnnay doe
frcm ths Rsyernnsns fer inpEoEeDenls
haven't been psid- 50 far 8s this eIalm
e val founded, sun neceesaFy 70 sx
ainHulsh b ahasld he ~ onoe appropgi-
afed.
In TIE oihsE oases the pasilion of
thesa fntEu3eEs Il cue sf EmriE wFana
6nlna pikinly cna1itoaina ~ incsInE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

szAnT oE INN AMmuAE sERxns ar nm
wErxn nuuaa

h14nH oE xH1 AMNBAL EERzMs AZ I'm
WEkxn H0uaz.
W&aMEMoRoM. Jan. s. .Tha frut az the
4nnuai series of presidential aaats din-
ner1 Vas given a the Whiae Hunss To-
ntehf . The naemhsEs a ths eabinat.
Inc panlie paFlnEs weFa handsomelv
decoRn1ea TIE dinner tahie ~
adorned With 1oEai ceateR pieos a. 4
bank 81 red roses fhree fees ID lenrth.
Maale 9aa furnished by ne main
band. C0saKs weEe lafi FOR fhirtv. TIE
pEesldsnt egenEted Mia Bavard sna re
seasoeaFy uf slase escorted Mrs. Olare.
l4nk. Ihe ether gaests were Wra Rn-
es0ott and the secretary Of the treasurv.
AfA. kslFshild and fhs secgefars of waF.
Mfs. lnRalla and the sanraEafy of the
nasy, Mrs. CaFiisls end the sscrstarg 81
ne iateEiaT, Mrs WfftneV md the
postmaster general, Mrs. Hheridan snd
ne pfeMdsnt Of Eke senate, Mrs, HawlaT
and the speaker Of the h0use. Mrs.
Heazss ard 0ansral GheRf1an. Nra
uo9asFa sad Admiral Porter. Mrs. Berry
snd Governor jackson, Mrs. Pruyn and
~. UsuaeRl, Mira Jackson and senator
Hearst sMm. .Nels0n and senator Hauley,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

sPzAKxz oAn1z1E nAs o0nrsr1ED ma

sRzAKxz CARLISLE HAS COMPLETED Hrs
kIsx.
WkEaIxo1oE, Jan. A-spzzkex Or
lisle has asnplsia6 hsa lisf 6 as In
mants . conzetflee eeEviea e ths hcuss
az representatives. and vii lag i t.sfsfe
tae h1use tonnEroW.
Tbe vars and n1esna sasamitfes
via eonsisf Of AsssEp. M.lia 81 Tatss.
ehairrrans Hsnullaa. fennossssi Bsssk
suridce, Akkansssi bfeckegridRe, ksa-
ss1kyf Turner. 8ssEeis; Wiisan, Wen,
Virginia; Seatg. PsnnsyixanfA. Hspaus
lnal1aE; Kelly. fanBsyivsniss Browne.
In1iinMas kse0. MAines 3zaKinisv. Osis.
and BsEsoaA NsehiRsr.
AppFonEistinEa - Msszrs. 2ar6cirh.
Rennsyissris. easisUsn, Folasy. Afa-
ha1aa, EsEnx. Nasaurss Forar. (1sIs.
6agsEs. Tex4s; Ciezrenas. GsnxaIs: Frllx
Ca@pbsil. HeB fnFAs 0ay, L.osiais1ss
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tl1a g lhe g1verunnenf Il uruAssa Ils ss.
pnnoer1 1ndiaa uaras and IA inshlIis,
y rnatntnhn ilHelf b Nasranfee ~ Tnek
1Oseallon. These fns7udsrs sh0nld
fakanwitn fael TIE wslzhs uf sha nnpern.
1e1taa p9NaEs ] earnestlE cornmens
- eliu1ttan and ths wEnnes a. she IN.
4iens ooc1pying he Reservation nanae1
. - eaxlF a11snkson al nnnasnas. er,d
aak t1at khe oku herewith trEnsnitfei
rsesats pc1mp1 and careful oonaideEa-
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BKFIAlrkLT Mxown.

Tu1 AMkRfcAn GnIP HkEp u. kNoW
wREcKED AND MANI LIVES LoeH.
LoxDos, Dan. S.--It ia new known
definitely tbsi the vessel wrecked nae1
Waterford, Ireland. was fhs Amerjaan
ship Fred ID. Hnow, Captain WlIisg.
which lsit San Esaaeieao AnRuat 81 FOR
Liverpool. The ship vas losi ia Kerry
Lock bay, 0d Afthnfs Town, at ths en-
trance 20 Natesford labor. 1ha hndiea
Of the captain and one Of tho crsW hay6
been recovered. There u 10 douht thni
every msnabsf Of the exsu, - "a num-
oeT, periahed. 1hs ship'a papers have
been recovered,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

ATzTTuDx OF TWO LAnoR oEoAHizATIozl
TOWARD ZACH oTHxn.

ATTTTuDK OF TWO LAnoR oEoAHizkTIoal
TOWARD KAoH oxHEn.
PHILApKrPHIA, Jan. 6.-Ths strife 81
railroad hands still bangs on xithoal
any appearance Of change. The ran.
ming Of trains ie accomplished w.th reg.
ulAFity. Gereral Manager McLsod as.
pears coDhdent that the minars sifiks
came cause q coal fafsipe. The situa-
tIon as Port Richmond is unchapeed
The relations Of tbs Brotbarhood :.
Locomotive RiFemen 30 tie knights q
Labor engaged 10 the strike has teen
dennaitly explained.
A dispatch vas received In this eIty
from y s. Sargent. grand master Of the
brotherhood, 20 the grand master Of
Lafayette lodge, saying, '.No bulldozinQ
on the part Of members belonging to the
Knights of LaboF will be permitted. /
Will reclaim yoar character II Aay mem.
Der Of the lodge Is allowed to be an
aaen. IN allowing oar Brotherhood "a
90 into strike tbat We have nothing "a
do with aHd the members Dk the Broth
efhood viii 90 understand It,"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

FATAL AcunzHF on THE NRW vrApuux
HAzHa BUu1 N cLHrxLANp.
OExynLkHn. Jan. ga spsn In the
new Central viaduct nov beina CON
ssFuctsd, which conneota the south sitie
win the city proper, fell this Afternoon.
y was ninety fees sonR and eiehty-fiVe
feea above the ground. A large ear, an
o. whaeh there was supplies, was pnshed
on tne end Of the span b the accident,
ana 10 falling u knocked the braces ana
beams enf Of plaoe and the span vent
also. There we're eight wotkmen On
the span when u feIl. Those Killed
wero nenxy bfoeten and an unknown
man. The wounded were John Bour-
den. burned by steam IN bands ana
facsI Eugene Harlan, sliehllv ininrea:
Alexander Blank, injured iufefnallv.
and Oharies Ortz the engineer, iniuvsd
iufexnallP.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

sonuTHrH0 or MN oSsao. nsn ownnn,
AND ASA cMMw.

AAD NeA cAMW.
SAH FatpoIsco, Ian. E.--rhs Amerf-
can ship Alfred D. sn0w. whose loss al
WEisFfDrd, ffelaDa. wa reported fofaV.
SIS cleared from this porE Cd Access
3lat lasi by William Dfaabash, ana go
one Of The Nevada Banks dssi 81 whaat
shipa Her cargo n waived Ht 2fH.oo
ard ehe = insured Ia tia Anelo- Nevada
and 1benaa ard MoEney eompsulsa.
fhe vessel vas ozned bF uarlia1 q
Mains and Vas fuliy Insured.
Hsr crew oenEisted 0f Capfnin w. n.
Wiley. MAisa r. IL Sullivan ana Joan
Chil6, and tueHtg tx aasnen. Cartsin
Miiley's wife Elsa aeeompanisd hlm.
All hands ere Eagpassd b haps bsen
lest. Following are the names ol TIE
crew lost vessels John Lermond, Rcbt.
Barre, ,. 4. LeARsr, l.. Thomas, sohn
g0h1son. Geo. e. Dswnes. Tbomaa No
Mah1n, John q. WiIiey, q. MeDsa4all.
ffagk Miller JAS. Garrison. Gns, Web-
Der, L. 8ii,es, Nus. Bost, Thoa. Taetof.
James walker, 7 8 Evsnssn, AhFahmra
simoB. Fred Dent. y. Hansen, Rdgara
FuainR. EdwsFd Doueism. Ihomas
FioY5. =. ". Ti1klsman, Bart Kdioaa
and Geo. II. Flask.
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enAnersa nKnEFanEaan.


~ oltH4 on N0I4 70 WcMNm aMn
cEfGunEz, on ms Dakxu nnD.
H4z En1Ncmco. Jan. S. - Sune A.
DhAboi. % oakland, now nn hia Hnnfh
bed. before depaFsiaR Tor he Eaat - 4
buasness trip last Jane, sxaeatsa = aso0
q trust. souveyine io1 IS b ff0 fsrt
AS n nnnher 0f afocka aad bcndm
valued ts rearly slo0ooa. 10 arsst 3
basi6irG - temporAgY refuge f8F 70.
spfclabie Wcuen eeekir< employme11
aEd sha cara a. ohfidffn iafs as hama
sguf ia6ifs. Iboss usma8 Ia the aeaH
are Henr4 Fro3mnn. Hsr Dr. Ga htin1.
5ohn Glassooak. NaspAes etsae, feu. ~.
NsLsau. Mss CnAnot. Enf fatn ~
friaf. Iha fFaNfees balls mNaflrn
rscsnflv snf hile1 fka taaf3 - klerll1|r
Mrs. C6ab End Esa. Fseaman
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~
enrE ~ TksRlE ALLIANCE EKAE.
1 j - CAR. Ae. Z nests eFsrg Mcn6aF, 4
- - Ocd kefio&B ha1ts HatElKsE
A. nzmteEs exFecsed - a1seod
.,-~.sls q. &AUA1o&, katTlnnan.
- f.rnulAs, OFsan1HEr aa1 1Eeasa1a
S-se nranMgMEE. sssEesafFs 4cSs ~
-srFAs MEET1Na or EAsHkN0TQN
IA fnmp ~ ., f4fxlo1lc Ur1Ax Baas q
- esury sarafoAy, - - ;. ia., nt tkeff
Z, :. lSuefa HousE- Aa3&n Co0ncki No. l.
- .ssss.d aataf4Hy ~ e4sh xnonGA sp3
= sxoxEN'e AaD cALkD0sIAN aocIE,
n y rssls ssssy assnaag g 2 y ~. A. tsaoln
=. ~ s-.sAsens e. boosehmsn - eo11lNllg 10
- I, sfssn1 Nh euWIG. RFE4ianaA
a. losE. ssera-sy. nssa
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CenaervalIye Yic,arr.

LOzD0S, Jsn. SIN tbs eIsctlsn An
Winchester today Moss, conservative
received 1854 votes, and Honderbvl
0ladstunian, $40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

LoEDoN, Jan B.-Ex-EmpEess Eacenie
has decided that The Ceremony 81 sbe
removal Of the remains Of NapaIeon IN
and The prince imperial frsn Ohissl.
hurst 90 keTnborouRh shall take place
next Monday. BY request of the *
empress none OF tbs members OF fhe
royal family viii be preseut, but tre
queen viii send wfeatks 90 be piaosS On
TIE collins. After mas has been c~Ia-
brated the ccfins viii be taken 70 FsTn.
borough.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

FARIs. J =. b--Ii h reported lhat shs
faiiaFa sid . hass oecnrrsd this sscrn-
iDe. % he BoaFae, wss tkat a II. O.
tinbschs 80 extensfps specuiztox Ia
Riut1uen wintnR shares uhnss ltahiiI.
80 ere said - Be afsssn znIlIsas franaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
Aaaets ID LlahIllfIe..

kBW YoKKs Jan. 6.-The coHnnisslcn
house CT y. DeoastFo d Co, which re-
osufly made an assignment, has flsd
schedules she's NJ 81, ,23I ,30f fiabiliiies.
&ls69l, At nominal assets and 81, ,096. 7s8
aciual asssts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

QEHcIxaazI, Jan k.--Amui Baldsfa.
late eashlsE Of The Fidelity Nssjepai
bank. died szddsaly thss raoFuine 81 =
Fssideass On Walrus Hals Bsldgin
wAs indtated with tzs osher esR - II
tie FiGelify bark.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

QuKnzsIowx, Jan. 6.-Atths Nssiaasf
League sstetsnes th0Hehns irsssud -
rsdneiiors Of jadicial rents snncaoes 3
by the land eommissian hRss been "a.
claFed inscfisisns. fhs MissAsilesogu
board Of nsrdsaEs has edopssa res5.n
tons declarinR that it has n9 oanE alnce
in the Iand commission.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

YEENA. Jan a. This kas 90 far beeu
enc q TIE sexensss winters cn record
here. Gases Of death from ths aecta n
exposure are reported daily. Ths wafer
surply u beginning 20 far. Zoe ice ou
the Dannbe has reached Hienna. TIE
pistten See ts fFoxsu over for the argt
tine In many yeage.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
The Csewa PTinee

BxnLu. J2n. 6-DR. Schmidt exam.
ined the sEosn princess thEo8t sesia To-
day aud seror ed favoFabiy on h,s coa.
disioa. Tee empsrof has ssas reply
10 ths neg yeeF's aadFesa af Ire berlin
mnnicipal aaihoEities AID ss5a thaf hs
has been ceatly mosed BY the hsarsfsii
sympathy maaifesttd sinas tas hseia-
ming % the crogn pFiEcsis illness.
The gale., 1888-03-17
IUKA MISS.


EDITOR GALE:-As have not seei
anything in the GALE, pertaining to tbt
future Presidential election. ! will pen .
few lines in that direction; not that
M q thorough breed politician only IN
principle, ! am true Democrat too, ii
I know anything about Democrac,
Now let me speak with sudacity, and
ay to "full grown" politicians it is tim,
40 be Up and doing, yes doing some.
hing for the future, for the time is COM
lag whea the test Vlll be. Recollec,
we will have the same old ''rad" pen
s.oners on the negro vote to fight, and
he (whitel RAIDS too, for they will be
'timulated BY the hope Of getting Fed.
sral Office back. Let every true Dem
,crat do his duty as zea!ousIy as thcugt
ae thought that the whole succes
depended on him alone. Teach ever
oung man that is recently Of age. tn,
tisgrace attached to the me,-South-
srn Radical. and let them know the
whole future hopes might be blasted ty
Dung for q party that once tried !
ard (and will again if they get
,ower) to bankrupt the State and ia
en- negro rule upon 1! Now lets u
very man who is free thinker, II,
speakers free voter and man who hs
any respect for himself or country, an.
who Is good Democrat. 'hustle to h
Isnding" and keep on "hustling" unti
ne election is over, and victory 4
,ained. Then if we will all keep !,
ranks, we can have the Radicals barreo
from any autocracy; and then we mu
keep our shoulders to the wheel, AM
aaKe them remain so.
NV in conclusion will say, wish /,
near from some genuine we'll posts,
0emoci atom thus subject. More anon.
JACK GsggEH
The gale., 1888-03-17

II a farmer owns ten thousand dolla,
~orth of real and persona. property ane
inding that be cannot use 1t to produc
crop without help, goes aud borrow
The money-say four thousand dollars
gives mortgage on his farm and agree
pay ten per cent while his past ea
oeriance proves that he cannot make o.
ais investment more than two per cent,
how long before he will lose his tel
Thousand dollarsP Some one figure
ont.-Ex.
The gale., 1888-03-17
NOTICE.

The undersigned by authority of the
Board OF Supervisors of Tishomingo
county. from this date to the 9th of April
1888, will receive Sealed bids for the er-
ction of Gour. House Of said county
N the town OF Iuka, according to plans
md Specifications which can be seen TN
file in my Office. The said house to be
completed by the first day of Nov.
1888. Bids Solicited. Contract will be
awarded on the 9th Of April 1888.
P. w. PATTERSON,
. Clerk &c., Iuka Miss. t st.
p MS fee 50, AZ.
The gale., 1888-03-17

RUBBER STAMP with your name in
Fancy Type. % Visiting Cards, ana
INDIA INK to mark Linen, ,only 25 cents
(stamps: Book of 2OGO styles free
with each oruer. Agents wanted. Big
Pay. THALMAN MF'G Co., BALrIMoRE
MARYLAND.
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N Ot1ce,
The State Ut Mississippi ,

The State VI Mississippi.
To W. C Ander
son: You are commanded to appes
before the Chancery Court of the ooun
ty Of Tlshomingo in said state on the
Monday Of March. 1883, to defend tn
suit in said court OF E IF. Anderso.
wherein you are defendant.
Feb. "a. 1883. r. W. Patterson.
Printers fee 2.77 Clerk.
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A PERSON
w A Mt ED

Male or Female-in every township in N. !
Etate to take orders for standard historic
Alwork OF surprising beauty. usefulness
and accuracy, which sells at sight. LibeF
I'll commissions. Part iculars on application
YOU can make S leo to $3.50 per month
Full Instructions. Ad ress
PHILLIPS Il HUNT, sos Broadway. N. X
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Just received at W. F. Hubbard's q
arge stock of fall and winter goods o.
all grades-dress goods, linseys, ging
hams 'fannels, wraps of the latest styles
at all prices from So to SIS. Men ano
Boys clothing cheaper than the cheapest
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D1ED:-Sudenly Of paralysis of the
heart. in the town Of Iuka Miss, on the
night of March 14th. 1888, Mrs. Clifford
wife OF Harry Clifford. She leaves
husband and several children to mourn
her death. The bereaved family have
our sympathy.
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DIED .-At the Iuka Springs Hcte
70 March Is, 1888, about ls O'Clock
VIM. Walsh, from neat Chicago. afte
IN illiness OF about two weeks. His re
mains were inferred in ths Cemeter,
here yesterday.
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A newspaper editor grimly remarks:
;"Let rae supply the bnstles for the
women and my paper will have the lar.
gest circulation OF ! any paper in the
world ! .'''1rP Pearl RiYer News.
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MIR. W. E. Harrison, our clever Ho-
tel man has been improving the en-
bankment between the Hotel and tbs
Railroad. We heard that the NJ & 9,
RR, company will IN future, build .
stone wall, where the wooden wall is.
The gale., 1888-03-17

The improvement that is going on
new, on:our streets looks like business,
and if continued our streets will soon
be in good condition.
The gale., 1888-03-17

Mr.. H. +. Morrell, Of the vicinity TO
Bnrnesville called in to see US q few
days ago, and said he wontd be off for
Texas IN q few days. !:
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MARR1EE In Corinth Miss on Sat
urday March, 10 1888, Mr.. G. X. Dunn
# Enterprise Miss, and Miss Lula A
crisler, of jackson Miss. both late o
he 1uka Noamal Institute OF this place
May the new couple be happy through
life, is the wish Of the GALE.
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NOTICE.

MILLER wants to sell all he owns-Has
900 acres land for $500; homestead
$4,000; $4,000 in notes and accounts fe
2000; 5000 enrolled jud gments 81
,o200; yoke oxen, 5000, s wagol
pr $l00; Merchandise, $500; 800
usheIs corn for $500. Store house = Az,
One jennet, $50. Payable then Haq.
on is elected. ri
The gale., 1888-03-17

On account Of having been absent on
business this week we are unable TO-
give full report Of the local happen.
ings. .
The gale., 1888-03-17

Having received the agency for theonly
and Genuine II x L One Spoon Baking
Powder" am now prepared to offer.
better inducements to my lady friends
Each and every can Of X. L One Spoon
baking powders guaranteed, Giye it a
trial,
J.. B, MCKINNEY,
The Grocer,
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w. Jourdan Is now prepared to
insure your property against fire, in the
best companies known. Call on hin
and insure tef5re it is too late.
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Notice.

l6O acres of land for sale, from l to-
100 acres. "A. Rr1n.
Oct. B, 1887. 4.
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A fine assortment Of extract.
and perfumes, just receiyed at w
G. Hubbard q Co.
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w @, Hubbard B Co.'S. is head.
quarters for fine chewing and
smoking tnbaccos, pipes, etc., ant
plenty Of taffy.
The gale., 1888-03-17

This Goldberg Family gave couple OF
entertainments at the ball room this
week. Good house first night. J.
The gale., 1888-03-17

The students will do well to examine
the immense stock of stationery, tablet.
ptc.. 81 Watson & Co.'s before purchas-
Ag elsewhere.
The gale., 1888-03-17

Rev. j. A. Bowen, OF Greenvllle. was
in town several days this week visiting
bis father.
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An iron root has been put Oh the
Baptist church, which Is quito an i'm.
proyeme ut.
The gale., 1888-03-17

Finest brands of tobacco, cigars ant
cheroots IN the market at r. H. Wat
SON & Co.. 3 Drug Stole.
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r. II. Watson 4 20. have just reed
m elegant line of, toilet soaps. brushes
combs, etc, j, etc. :.
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Prescriptions carefully compounded
At any hour. day or night, by DR.. John
Harrison with Watson & Co.
The gale., 1888-03-17

Mr.. E. s. Gambler jr., Of Corinth,
made a business visit to our city yesl
terday.
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All parties indebted to the GALE fo.
SUBSCRIPTION or otherwise will, do US .
9avor BY promptly settling back dues
The gale., 1888-03-17

A, one hundred ard fly pound But.
ton vas seen in town lsst THURSDAY.
The gale., 1888-03-17

Go to w. c.. Hubbard& Co.'s when
5on desire anything that is usually kept
IN q EIRsT.CLAss Drug Store.
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! All kinds finest brands Tobacco at w
6 6. Hubbo1d & Co.'S Drug Store.
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All calls for, or prescriptions OF DR.
Carma OK, left at Hubbard's Drug Store,
will be promptly attended to.
The gale., 1888-03-17

Genuine Turkish Cheroots at r II Wat
son s Ccs.' Drug Store, Ak cts. Better
Than any cent cigar in town; try them
The gale., 1888-03-17

Call on w. G. Hubbard s. Co
for Stationery; big and select
lot just received; cart load OF
Tablets.
The gale., 1888-03-17

Mr.. j. Tyson, of Corinth was in
town Wednesday.