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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-10
CHICAGO RgPUBLICANS
Call Upon Presid snt. Elect Harrison-rarI
Education Ssedfni.

Call Upon Prssid Snt- Elect IarrisOn-Tarin
Education Ssedfni.
lNDIANAPOLIs, Dec. 9.-AboutO 0 o'clock
yesterday morning fine drizzlinc rain
set in, which prevailed until nightfall,
reudersng the day gloomy one. About
noon General Harrison came down town
on the street cars and visited his law
office for half an hour or more. The
most prominent out-oI.town caller to.
day was Colonel w. b. Crooks, OF
Philadelphia, warm friend and admir-
er OF Hon. Wharton Baker, the distin-
guished Philadelphia banker and pub.
Usher. Colonel Crooks visited General
Harrison in company with delegation
| OF prominent 1rish-Americans from Chi
cago. These gentlemen are all strong ad-
yocates Of Wharton Baker for Cabinet
position, but the meeting OF Colonel
Crooks with the Chicago delegation is
declared by both parties to be purely
accidental, as MIR. Crooks arrived in
the city Friday.
TARIFF EDUCATION SREDFuL,
The primary object OF the visit Of the
Chicago delegation was to bring TO the
attention OF the President. elect the pro
ject o! encouraging and permanently
continuing the educational work on the
tariff, set on foot during the late cam
paign. Major scanlan, in speaking upor
this subject this evening, said:
We feel that the administration ough
TO give encouragement TO the educa
tional work on tariff in the large cities
and we have come TO urge consideration
OF the matter. We have been engaged
In prompting tariff education anon
Irish.AmeriCsn citizens, and have sucl
convincing proof Of the good results 0
the work that we believe II ought 70 b
continued. In Chicago the Socialist
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BROWNS BEATEN AGAIN.
NEW YORK HAS NOW WON THREE
OUT OF FOUR.
Cassitt Makes a Big Winning at Balti-
more-The Kentucky Association
Races-A Fight Between Killen and
Kilrain Proposed.

New York, Oct. 19.-The fourth game
Of the world championship series was
played at Washington park, Brooklyn, to-
day between the New York and st. Louis
clubs and resulted in the third victory for
the Giants. The grounds were very wet.
Crane and Brown were New York's bat
terry and did good work. Cranes great
speed seemed TO brighten the st. Louis
batters. The muddy grounds seemed to
interfere with the st. Louis men more
than the Giants. The crowds sympathy
was with st. Louis. New York took the
lead by scoring one run in the first inning
on hit by Brown, an error by O'Neil, q
passed ball and Richardson's out They
got four in the third inning on hits by
Crane, 0'Rourke, Ward and Herman, q
wild pitch aud passed ball and an error by
Robinson. The Giants got one more in
the fifth on Connor's two.bagger, wild
pitch and Wards hit. st. Louis got il
first run in the third on hits by Milligar
and latham and passed ball. st. Louis
got two runs in the eighth on two bases
on balls, hit and two wild pitches by
p Crane.
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m. .,,l,Imore Meeting.

BALTIMORE, Nd. oct. l0.-This was the
closing day OF the Maryland Jockey club
races. The great Dixie stakes were at the
mercy Of Mr. Cassait, who declared to win
with Taragon and succeeded, landing
second money with Mamudcr Palmer
and Liltlchcld were rcin-tatcd.
Fint lsace-Thcc-quartcn OF mile.
Starters Glory, Girlndcz, Craftsman,
Holiday and Clarissa. Glory won,
Girandcz second, Cucksman third. Time
--i:l6l.
second Race-Milc heats. Nosburg and
Bronzomarto were the only starters. Nos'
burg won In two straight heats. lime
l:I3l and l:lit.
Third Race-Two miles. Starters: Ia.
rapon, Manuder Tea Tray AMI Defense.
Paragon won, Mamudcr second, Tea Tray
third. Time-3N.
Fourth Race-Mile and an eighth.
Starters Pocatcllo, Favor, Riggonctte
Kaloolah. Satisfaction aud Suballern. Po'
catcllo won, Favor second, kggonett'
third. Time-l:5Ot
Fifth Racc-Stccplcchasc two miles ant
half Starters: Will Davis, sam Brown
Bracahan. Westmoreland, Killarney AM
Men,morc. Wcstmorland Won, VII
Davisscoond, Killarney third. Tme-o'2i
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49,, rnninrY Gonds IIonsc.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Oct. ia schedule
OF the assets and liabilities OF T.. Allen *
Co.. dry goods merchants, who lately as
signed to Henry l.. Sattloe, was yesterday
filed in the district court Tue total assets
amount 10 SSs,5u.2l, rs follows stock OF
merchandise and fixtures, $50, 1850, book
accounts, Si33l.6i; account Of special
partners, Sl0.0i2.0I. The total liabilities
are about Sl2a, 600, nearly all OF which is
due eastern creditors. The heaviest cred
itors are as follows German American
bank. st. Paul, Sl6, 500 J. V. farwell 4
Co, Chicago, Sll.3s7, sylvester Hilton &
Co, New York, -, llG. New Novelty COM
panv, New York, -, 40l. aud Edward NJ.
! BENJAMIN, New York. 3,062.
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horses at auction. There is a good in
closd track in the town, not fast, but
ready for business, and dozen or more
good trotters are owned in the city, Fasig
says OF the contemplated trip: ut will
be enormously expensive. A vessel must
be chartered and at least fifty animals will
be taken. Four or five good drivers
would also be engaged to drive in the
races. Our horses would consist of trot-
tiers, especially stations with records, well
bred tillies and mares and some good road
sters. Already large number of horses
have been offered us. / halted when the
expenses stood ont, but now think II
probable that We shall 60 on"
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Annstnn ,,hnc IiomNc.

Bosrov, Mass, oct. la-The affairs Of
George A. Dcnham, the wholesale boot
and shoe dealer, until recently doing bus-
ncss at l25 Federal street, MS George \.
Denham 4 Co., will be settled in insol-
yency, that being deemed by the creditors
the only way in which anything can be
realized. The liabilities are about Sl72,O00.
For assets there Is stock on hand TO the
amount OF $50, OOO, and open accounts that
should realize 81, 600, after making proper
deductions for bad ones, making the total
assets $4,000.
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The Hrnlnch, A..ecIaiIon.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct lo.-ln the Ken
lucky association races today the most IN
tercsting event was the fourth race the
Wiley stakes. n mile and half although
there were but two starters.
Fint Racc-Pune $50, $50 to second
for two year old dllics; five iurlongs start
ems Electricity. Leola, Lady Wrinkle,
Queen Of Trumps; Bonnie kiiiie, Princess
Rowling. Bowling inst, Trumps second,
cola third. nme-l:OBl
second Race-Puue $50, so TO sec
ond. iur two year old colts, elcyen-siX'
,ccnths of a mile. Starters: lindoo,
SPORTSMAN. Sir Edward, MaTchIurn, spar
tan. Santa Cruz aud lce Dinkelspiel.
Ilindoo won, Spartan second, Marchburn
third. Timo-l:l3l.
Third Racc-Punc $3.50, $50 TO second
free handicap: mile. siartcn: Catalpi
Hector. Pat Moran, Lotiic Wall, Dcch'
mon. Galatea. Hector won, Cntalpa sec
ond. Dcchmon third. nmc-lbOl.
Fourth Race-Nilcy stakes, Tor ihT'
wear olds; estimated value $50, 500 e
second: mile and hall. Starters; lAvini'
Belle, Ilypocri,c. layinia Belle won
Tim. uttu
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Inc Helena Itnec.

spc,ial Dispatch a. The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, Oct lo.--The largest
crowd Of the season was In attendance
today at the fair. All places Of business
were closed, and all the school children OF
the county were present There were
four races.
Flint Race Free for all; FIVE starters
Won Ly Edward II in the firsi three heats
Aflic,ion second. McG third, Echo fourth;
sadie llay dis,anccd. Hme-24O6 s'Jol
and asst. ,. -
second Racc-Thrcc minute troi, bes
three In five. three starters. Nlchol hrs'
Parole second, Harry II third. Time
$40, $40, sos. IN,
Third Racc-2.40 irot, best three In ave
The first two heats were Won by Harry ",
the third heat by Monitor Prince. Ih'
othrr heats will he trOitcd tomorrow
Tin,q.-2.i3, 2.I2l, 80.
Fourth l,acc- Mile dash, two starters
n prctio won, florine second. Tine
i.ha
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THE FIRE RECORD.


CrScINSArI, o., Oct l0.-Ihc Schutzcn-
Platz on Paramount, west Of Millcrcck,
was burned down today. The building
was a ioursiory stone and brick structure,
erected forty years ago NJ the Baptist
theological seminary. II was abandoned
as az institution Of learning about 1860,
and during the war was used 10y the gov
ernmcnt. Since then il was bought by q
company a. shooting ground, but ioI
several years had been idle. The In
surancc, $1,000, fully coycrs the loss.
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The snere,-efIhe nncon Fair.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
MAcoS. Miss, Oct l0.-The fifth an-
nual fair Of Noxubcc county closed today.
The main feature was the horseback riding
OF Young ladies between fifteen aud
twenty-five year, Of age. Miss Cunning.
ham won the first prize, which was fine
saddle aud about so cash. TIL" lair Ices
been a success, aud everybody voices the
opinion that Noxubcc county can compete
with any other county In the State NJ Tn
| na inira are CONCERNED.
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m. NJ. Orlc,b,. Cumc,IInn.

DECATUR, H., Oct. l0.-~Relatives Of
Richard NJ. oglesby, the comedian, cousin
Of Gov. Oglesby, were shocked on We'd
nesday night TO learn, by telegraph, that
he had been killed at Marionyile, Mo.
No particulars Of his death can be obtain-
ed, though several messages have been
sent to Marionvile. lie was travelling
with dramatic company. Dick was
drummer boy in the Union army, aud once
had Oglesby's Troubadours on the road.
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OBITUARY.
DurIeI of John wentworth.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. l0,-The funeral
services over the remains OF the late Hon.
John Wentworth were held this morning
at the Second Presbyterian church The
casket was borne to the hearse by six fire.
men and the same number Of policemen,
and in the funeral cortSc wero Mayor
Roche, the Hon. Robert 4, Lincoln, Potter
Palmer and many other prominent
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Amnr,.mnn'- No,cI EnierprIse.

CtryulANp, o., Oct. l0.--Secrc'ary
Fas;r Of the Cleveland Driving park, las
a novel enterprise 10 contemplation ior the
coming winter. With a Pennsylvania
borseman as partner he proposes taking a
.hlr load Of American tro;,cr to Bucnos
Ay,r.. Argentine Republic, and M'er. =
ihtcc or four days ,foliinS mcciihg ~ tic
srea, south American town 10 sell Tie
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

THE POTTER Drug AND CHEMICAL CO.:
GelH,m-a-Mr. William s. Stephenson, OF this
county brought his son 10 town today To let MS see
him, and To show MS what CUrCURN REMEDIES had
done for him. This Is the ease referred 90 In our
letter 10 YOU some time ago To look at the boy
now. ono would suppose that there hal mover been
anything the matter with him-sccms 10 De in per
feet health W. have written and herewith inolose
what his father has 20 say about the mattcr--wtotc
II lust MS ne dictated.
We are selling quite q quantity Of CUrfCUUA
REMEDIES aui hear nothing but praises for thcm.
! Ne rppurd Inc UUrtuUUA ErNFpIs the best ia the
! market. aud shall do an We can 10 promote tAelr
! sale. Yours truly, SrtNENS q BRUNER
Druggists and Pharmacists.
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Tho KrII,. vii MIlhdrnw.

Nrw YoRK, oct. l9.-An evening paper
asserts that Umpire Kelly AMI $4,000
Kelly" will Withdraw Immediately from
the baseball profession aud open a saloon
on broadway. Mike Kelly Is said to have
gone 10 Chicago to get President spalding
10 release him from his engagement 20 80
10 Australia
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A Gin.IInn.e nnrned.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal
HELENA, Ark, Oct lg.-Thc clubhouse
and contents belonging 10 Capt I. G. Fer
guson were destroyed yesterday evening at
Glendale, by fire. II WIS insured for
a. $40 in the Crescent, OF New Orleans.
The lire was caused by spark falling on
some lint cotton. The loss Is about =, 800.
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BALTIMORE, Md, Oct l9.-Dr. Ferdi-
nand +. Chatard, one of the oldest and
most prominent physicians IN this city,
died yesterday afternoon. lie was the
father OF Bishop Chatard, Of the Catholic
diocese OF Nincennes, Ind, and was
eighty-iour years OF age.
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AFRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE
suflerings Intense, Head Nearly Raw. Body
Covered with sores. Cured by the Cuti.
cura Remedies.
hi srEYENs & nRuNER. Monroo. Y. a,

MCssrs- STEVENS & DRUNER, Monroe y. C.:
Oar Srs-About two months ago ON your roc
ommendation, bought bottle OF CUrICURA RE-.
SOLVENT, one box CCrCURA SALNE, and one cake
of CUTlCuRA SOAP for my son, aged thirteen years,
who has been afflicted with eczema for long timc,
and am pleased TO say that believe the remedies
have cured him. His sultcrings were intense his
head being nearly raw, his ears being gone except
the gristle, and his body was covered with sores.
Ills condition was iIghtlul to behold The sores
have now all disappeared his skin is healthy eyes
bright cheerful In disposition, and Is working Cy.
cry day My ncighbors are witnesses 10 this re-
markable cure, aud the doubling ones are request
Cd TO call or write me, or any OF my neighbor.
WIN. :, STEPHENSON.
NATURALIZATION L O l-NLnN Co Y O
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Gen. SALON ,n.

PARIS, Oct. 10.-Gen. Solomon, who
was recently driven from the Presidency
Of lIay;i by an insurrcctionary movement
and who came TO this city for the purpose
OF undergoing the operation OF cystotomy
died today.
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Tho It.-Goyernor Of Illinois.

GENTLEMEN PoSps FNrRAcT has long had
q place IN the medicine chest 81 my family. l
assure you that we have found II a ready
and valuable agent To relieve pain in many
sasos, and that very promptly, We cannot
well keep house without II.
Lam, truly yours,
Oct. 10. 81. J. G.. SMITH,
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DIAN SR: ! have for many years used
pCgD's EXTRACT. and have derived great bon
eft and relief thepffOm. Yours truly,
dec. 8, 81. H. =. GREES.
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NrIfrhciI .rnr,tirh.

LONDON, Oct 19--NIitchell, the pugal-
list, was tried at the sessions today for
completely in the prize fight at Goodwood.
He was acquitted.
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The Governor Of Pennyiynni..

orvrs. Pos,D's FxrRicr has been a valued
reliance In our family for several year, IS.
pCC'.!ly Ia relieving the aches, sprains and
bruises Incident In children.
Very truly yours,
1 Nov 80, 81 JAMES A. BEAVER
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New York, oct l0.-Wright Sanford,
the well known clubman and broker, died
at $50 o'clock am, today, in the Gilsey
house, where he has boon sick for some
time.
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sold everywhere. Price CuuCrGA, soc; soar,
2ic REsoIyENr. 81. Prepared by the POTTER pHUu
AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass
rH- send Tor "llow tn Cure skin Diseases, %
p1.ps 80 Illustrations aud 100 testimonials,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. l0.-The trotting
races were indefinitely postponed on ac-
count of rain.
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Oct 10. 81

poSp'a ExrrAcr IL invaluable for al binds
OF Pain. Inflammation aud noinouhagca.
Eso,fisres tnrif,, in1aHoH. B,icdr, v ,ooTt.,
Lttsiiilfiong Of Ioxp's ENrucr.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

HAVE your Umbrellas and Parasois r.
paired nj $50 Main.
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LETTERS FROM THE GOVERNORS.
Tho Governor of New Hampshire,

GESrLraEs have used PoSD's RNTnAcT
IN my family for several Year, and hgyo
found Il most desirable and valuable
remedy. Yours truly,
bee q %. MOODY CunRfLh.
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vsa want % knos
ststboa Oughtto knos
s@l ,ieg,pf,slal, iffs
fgf Nerves. ibybi,iiI
A 90 Chemists
"A. William street, n T.
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"UTlWU WVIIITIN WWT'
INNINGS.

81 Louis -. 49, -. .---.7U o I v
Earned runs-New York ., 81. Louis o.
Three base hits Conner, Comisky. First
base on balls -Tiernan, Conner, ORourkc
.. Chamberlain. First base on errors
New York /, IT. Louis o. Struck out
Richardson ., Whitney ., Latham, Robin
son Q Chamberlain >. Passed balls
Millipan /, Brown p Wild pitches
Chamberlain ., Crane .Time-l:iG I'm
pires -Galney and Kelly.
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DIGpLI~ black heads, ned rough, chlppcd an,
IlM oily skim IruNrnLed hy OuulrM -uAn
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CALL AND BE CONVINCED
2i4MGIS and 2s7 70 SECOND SITS.
HEALTH is WEALTH.
26S FRONT STREET.

On v G. wurs NTHvE Avn nn,iS TarAtsrNr
1guamuioci gecinr inf llisirfiaj nilsln,.- ''ph
yutlius flu. Nervous Neuralgia liraiHrhc, NofN
Gus prrsi ration caused ~ the nee u alcohol ~ 10
taron wakciuluess Mental Repression rpltnnina
II the Hfiin resulting In insanity and loading y
misery, decay aud death. Premature uld Age laf
fenns.s Isiss VI powet in either iuy"luuttfI
is,.sss aud Npofmatuffhca CuusUl Nv uvef.Uhottlpi
IL the brain self abuse or oNufHlniulrrn0o tafl
10y contains one months Treatment tlph boz
"a OF price
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This weol we arc Offering a feast
OF BARGAINS in a now limo of fash
ionublo Tnilor-mado Garmonts,s such
"a Merchant Tarors mako for as,
and Grst-oluas Clothing Houses sell
for $40, our prices are 3l5, GIG 90
and sl8.
We have Thorn in Prince Alborts
,singlo or doublo-broastodl, three
or four button Cutawoy, round or
square sack Suits, in worstod, cork
scrow, dingonnls, whaling and ano
Woolons in all fashionable ahudes.
We have also received an elegant
limo of MEMS HATS in Dorbles, soft
folt, fur and crushors, Of tho latest
designs. Bought by chance, was
below market value, ana wo intend
TO give our trade the benefit OF our
lucky purchase.
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HEISKELL'S OINTMENT

A PERFECT cURE-lLL IN Siin Diseases
the yar,au. form. a rsttef-dg ,esly. mos, 20
hohJ tyslps lss. GoIer,s p.mplss ~ h'o, .as
M annogins uusshtly eruf3inns ~ The ain. Aiso
con cofrs and ltonlns pIes,
Thfss b9s-s " Hsistsils uiutssai tuisl Y ss,s.i
tssatJ Jsss dufsiisa. -. z-....
naisksu Esskiy, Hhstf, Tunhg tyti W. 80 49,, -,
~ ~ u Twelve ysss, vsst fssf shsn sui rstoi ap'
efitsstsiis 0tatssat fafef n" -.
vi Tftf Cfesssa p hass 40 Ws - s.isL -. h,
.eb s.s,ssstsA assl Mead Ans nfns msht ffnsells 70
sic t.s tass. u nsislsis asat ssisi fntfiast
Tsts uaanssis 0sfmsh tiusfs ~ pitlffsa sAa LAW "
nsiafia ulsufisfa
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THE
Republic Platform
MEANS PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
THE
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
MEANS FREE TRADE.


PLATFORM MEANS Low TARIFF
ON ALL GOODS USED BY THE
PEOPLE,AS Low PRICES SURELY
INCREASES TRADE AND RE-
SUITS IN THE GREATEST GOOD
TO BOTH EUYER AND SELLER.
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We Guarantee sls Boxos'

To cure any Gao. With earl 0rlof received by
iofsly boxcs. accompanied With 500 We VIII sonl
the purchaser our written guarantee " refund 20
money n the treatment dos not elect n clfe
nowdy a 60, Druggists sole Agents Main street
Nemthla fenn
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J. q. HANnwEREER
A RENkERr,
UARDWlG PEBES,
EDW. GOLDSMITH,
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J. III. WILLIAMS,
-DEALKR M
General Merchandise
MONTGOMERY, LA.
MONTGOMERY, LA.

Invites your special attention to IN i'm
mense Stock of Goods Of every descr1p-
tiou. which will deepen the interest OF
the most fastidiOus lockers and cautious
buyers. Having bought his stock on the
most favorable terms and ct the lowest
prices, he offers
Extra Inducements
to cash customer, and win even make
reasonable prices and agreeable termc 70
woll-knOwn responsible parties desiring
to purchase on time.
Agent for Daniel Pratt Improved No
volving- Head Cotton Gin, Eldridge sew
ing Nschinos, and Stern's FERTILIZERS ana
Raw Bono Super-P hosphates.
Patronage solicited In the Receiving
| and Forwarding Business.
At Williamsville, on the west side o.
tho river, my well-known and poPuia'
salesman, Mr.. Aurilius Smith, desires In
sDection of eur huge stock Of goods o
every character, and especially Pixies Oi'
Bourbon and Sour Mash Whistles, Flu
Braudies, Best Wines, and . great varies'
Of Canned Goods.
While this house lives We mean business
Life il toe short for attempts and pr
tspses that end Ia nothing. You are aeaa
urgently invited 10 call and inspect
lPiKK's PEAK and WILLIAMsvIILs vns
| Won want bargains.
IVA J. II. WILLIAMS.
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A picnic and fish-fry, to which
the general public is cordially in
vited, is to be given on tho 4th OF
July, by Black Creek farmers union,
at their hall near Faircloth's mill.
The nsighbors in the Immediate
vicinity of the hall, say four or five
miles, are requested obring baskets
with q sufficient supply OF vitualf
to divide with those who come
from a greater distance.
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Considerable complaint has been
expressed by our farmers at the In
jury likely to result from the rains
Of the past two weeks. but some
of those philosophically inclined
tell us that the farmers are more
scared at the hard (grass) work II
store for them than the crops arr
hurt by the rains.
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ure to attend the commencement
exercises at this school during the
past week, and have seen the Lum-
Der Kings daughter from the east,
the Cattle Kings daughter from
the west and the solid old farmers
daughters from all sections. They
are all fine, and / am convinced
that Louisiana and Texas lead the
world in raising pretty girls
Among the other private schools,
we find hero Baylor University, the
Baptist school Of the State, the
Academy of the Sacred Heart.
Catholic. Another, and the one l
have been attending since my ar
| rival here, is Hills Practical Bus
mess College. As it is NY school.
in the sense that every student
reveres the school with which he
associates, 1 will be pardoned Tor
making q more extended notice OF
this than the others. Hills Bust.
ness College is an institution o.
which the people of this magnih.
| cent little city feel proud. It en-
| lows the entire confidence OF tht
business men of the community, a
| is shown by the fact that there !!
scarcely q business, large or small
in which this school has not places
| one or more of it's graduates. The.
; | occupy leading positions too. III
: reputation it enjoys ct home, also 81
! tends throughout the entire Stat
9 In it's halls / have met young me
0 frome very section, among thel
q those whose means are limited an
: who. therefore, find Unnecessary to I
. themselves within the shortest Po'
Q sible time for the practical reqair.
ments of life. Prot r. II. Hill
its president and founder, inform
me that the school has always 81
l. loved q splendid patronage, az
n that his graduates arc among t!
70 most successful business men OF Il
1t country. I find that the scho
IF mstriculatss good number OF ct
4. dents from Louisiana, possibly d
(, TO the fact that the expenses Of
I course are much lower than can
is had in the large cities- The soho
y is devoted exclusively to busint
is education, there being no liters
1t, | features whatever.
lam now on examination. "
graduate in about ten days. lhi
'n had q very pleasant time sil
y, I saw you. With kindeet regal
IS IS to yourself and family, ! am, yo'
truly, d. 4. JEFEh