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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1888-09-05
National whisky men are using
money where you would least ex-
pect it. It is in this county.

It is time now to work with vim.
If you never have worked for re-
publican principles, this is the very
time to begin.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1888-09-05
For representative,
A RTHUR X. KINNAMON.

4 KTHUK X. KINNAMON.
The Executive Committee Of the Prohibition
Party for Blount County take this method OF
for Representative to the State Legislature, and
respectfully ask all who consider that THE frs,
concern Of all good government is virtue and
sobriety of the people and the purity Of the
homes to vote for him.
VIM p. HASTINGS Secretary,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1888-09-05
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5, 1888.
Wanted! 1000 men on horseback
to greet Governor Hawkins, on the
10Th.

"Conscienceless Voters" as the
third party men call them, will get
there i'm November.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1888-09-05

Contributions are coming in well
from the different Sunday schools
In East Tennessee to be used in for
warding the great work of organi.
cation of the work in this section.
MIR. Murphy, the chairman of the
Executive committee, Is doing a
big work in this direction. He is
making a roll of all the superinten-
dents by counties, showing about
1000 schools in East Tennessee.
One circular letter at least ought to
be sent to each school, and, to do
this would require these men to &C.
complish. The work is great, but
Mr.. Murphy is willing to undertake
it.-Knoxville Tribune.
Let each and every Sunday
School in Blount County send fifty
cents or dollar to Mr.. Murphy tt
assist this great work in East Tenn
The money can be handed to Mr.
Badgett and give name Of Superin
tendent and the school.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-04
SUING A LAWYER.
Mrs. McMenamy Pays $1,000 for n
Decree of Divorce.

Mrs. Sarah j. McMenamy, Of Plattsmouth,
Cass county, was represented in the Cass
county court in 1885, in an application for
decree of divorce from her husband, by Al
bert n. Sullivan, Plattsmouth attorney.
The decree was granted and the attorney
charged fee of $50 for conducting the case.
During the trial, Mr.. Sullivan so ingratiated
himself into the confidence of Mrs. Nc
Menauy that he became her confidential
adviser in business. He learned that she
had two lots in Omaha and he at once struck
upa deal with her to get them. A contract
was made by which he was to trade her a
quarter section of land in Custer county, val
ued at 81 900. and his attorney fees in the
divorce case and some notes for the property,
which was valued at 81 600, and obtain
deed for the same. The transfer was made
and the lots were decided to Mary Sullivan,
his wife. Mrs, Sullivan sold the property
TO John 4. McManius, who, in
turn, sold it 10 George B. Ayers.
When Mrs. McMenamy came to claim her
Custer county property she found that Sulli-
van only had Union Pacific railroad land
grant for the property, and that only SIS had
been paid on it. She now brings suit against
Albert N. Sullivan, Mary Sullivan AID
George b. Ayers for 81 600 and asks the
court to enjoin the Sullivan's from negotiat-
ing the notes and mortgages on the property,
and George Il. Ayers from selling or dispos-
ing of the same.
Samuel N. Gustin has begun suit against
Jesten & Hughes for S., coo damages for false
IMPRISONMENT The plaintiff was arrested in
July on the charge of obtaining 80 of the de-
PENDANTS under false pretenses. Gustin was
discharged by Judge Berka, but his defense
had cost him $50 and he was confined for a
night in a close, warm sitting and disagree
able cell, surrounded by drunken persons
and criminals, and suffered and endured
great physical and mental torture"
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-04
DIAMONDS
Watches and Diamonds Found in Tea
and Cutfss---A Novel Way Of H.
Producing Goods.

The names Of all persons finding dia-
monds, watches, ETC., are added to this
list daily. The Overland Tea company
OF San Francisco, have reiitted the store,
220 s. 14th St., near Farnam, Omaha.
and in order to introduce their goods,
this company put for 80 days, souvenirs
in every can Of tea and coffee sold such
as solid gold, silver and nickel Watches,
also genuine diamonds, in solid gold
setting; also money, and many other
articles of less value. Every can con-
tains souvenir. The coffee, can and
contents weigh about three pounds; the
tea, can and contents about one and
half pounds. This expensive and novel
way Of advertising win be discontinued
after 80 days, and these really choice
goods will be sold strictly on their mer-
its but without the souvenir. OF course
every purchaser must not expect to get
a diamond or watch. This company
claim that they have just as good a
right to give away watches, diamonds
or other jewelry and money ast their COM
petitors have to give away glassware,
chromos, etc. Get up a club. Those
who get up club order most always get
q handsome present. Orders by mail
promptly forwarded to all parts OF the
United States on receipt of cash or post
Office order. Terms: Single can 81; six
for S5; thirteen for 80, and twenty-sev-
en- for $40. Address Overland Tea Co.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-04
Drink Malto for the nerves.
How they Showed Their spite.

Matte Fuchman and her neighbors, Mr..
and Mrs. Lilencrom, have had some trouble
of late, and the last two stole into Mattie's
home lately in her absence and destroyed
everything they could lay their hands on.
Carpets were cut, chairs broken, clothing
torn and all the damage done that could be.
At least so Matte charges, and she has
They were arraigned in Justice Wade's
court yesterday. out pleading that they were
not ready for trial the magistrate granted
them continuance until Monday at
O'Clock p, m.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-04
Drink Malto, 25 cents a bottle.
Getting It Into the wife's Name.

Getting 1T Into the wires Name.
Joseph w. Barnsdsll filed deed yesterday
conveying to Minnie L. Jaynes lot 8 in block
1b, in E. w. Smiths addition to the city Of
Omaha The consideration named is $31, 900,
and the transfer is subject to a mortgage Of
5000. The property is at the CORNER Of
Clark street and Sherman avenue. Previous
to this filing deed had been recorded con
veying the same property from Fremont N.
Jaynes and his wife, Minnie, to Joseph w.
Barnsdall. The consideration was 81. These
transfers are said to have been made to facili-
tate preparations for new block to be
erected on the lot.
There are many things to be grateful
for, if we would but think so, and among
these is the introduction of Van Duzer's
Flavoring Extracts somewhat less than
q third OF a century ago. If there is a
cook in America, professional or other
wise, who has not tested and is notready
to avOuch the excellence Of these we'll
known preparations, she or he is woe
fully behind the age. No chemical or
other impurity contaminates them.
They are simply delicious.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-04
An Absolute Cure.

The ORIGINAL AB1ETINE OINTMENT
is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes,
and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns,
wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup-
tions. VIII positively care all kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE ONT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co., at 25
cents per boX.-by mail 30 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-04
Ten permits, aggregating.. =.

In another column of this issue will be
found an entirely new and novel speci-
men of attractive advertising. 1t is one
OF the neatest ever placed in our paper
and we think our readers will be we'll
repaid for examining the SUPPOSED
display letters in the advertisement of
Prickly Ash Bitters.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-04

To err Is human, but you make no
Glover Tonic for dyspepsia, costiveness,
bad breath, piles, pirhpies, ague and
malaria, poor appetite, low spirits, or
diseases Of the kidneys, stomach aud
liver. 80 cents. Goodman Drug Co,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-04
Twelve transfers. .......
RuilflinS Permits.

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday:
Il. X. Hindman, cottage, Newton near
Twenty-seventh: ....;:......;.........S go
Il. ID. Furness. cottage, Eleventh between
Center and Dorcas.. ......... ............ 500
B. Kellner, residence, Georgia near jack
Metropolitan Building and Loan associa-
sation cottage. Spring and Himebaugh.. 575
Metropolitan Building and Loan associa-
ton cottage, Grand near Himebaugh... 575
GDorcas and Martha. ....... ............ 1000
A @. Jones, cottage Miller and Burton. 500
dette~.. tte....,....................,........ ~ r 1000
Anna Meiirede, improvements Sixteenth
NV
4. Ainscow. improvements, Seventeenth
near I.eaTenworth. ......... ............. 400
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-04
Drink Malto tits pleasant.
THE REALTY MARKE EFT
Instruments Placed on Record Du
ing Yesterday.

ing Yesterday.
X r Reid and husband to A G Toney, lot
Z, blk ], Buckeye place, W .............S 800
A Benson and wife to J A Lawrence
lot 4, blk y, Briggs place, W ........... 800
ID Q Patterson and wife to III W Brue-
ebert, lot O. blk Z, Patterson park, W d.. 62T
l. Reed to Bee Building Co. lot 6, blk IA
omaha, a: ..;.;.
Levy to g l. VIM, II 30 # of lot 3, blk
65, South Omaha a......................... $50
w Honke ct al to Martinsen, e A it of
lot 9, blk II, Imp Assn add .....,....... $500
w Dunmen and wife to w j Martin,
middle % of lots l3 and Ia. blk II, Bed
ford place. W d.....,..., ........ ........ GOO
j Il Vandercook and husband to T.J PEN
wa. w Van " ,......,........,... sl,OOO
+ NJ Jaynes and wife to j W Barnsdall.
ot9. blk 10. Il Smiths add, w d...,.,.
j w Barnsdall to M Jaynes, lot blk 10,
EV Smiths add W d. ...;.:..:.... 3lOO
VIM Latey ct al to l. Bradford, lots 1,23,
and 3. Benson's sub, W d.. ...........
IA McShane to Il Wilde lot 4. blk 5,
Brookine, q cd................ ..........
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21
HoNls KTrErn nrnnn,r

Iera Hau's special: yizo eyzaty
las first class raurlar sausatiaa II H.
shooting 81 Hattie De Baaz. a-eli ei-a.-
cen years, By her ANT. NJ. saaI Jsrk-
ilz For several weeks tue De Bazn
e1rl has been ID daily quarrsIs With Mr.,
JeEElus, the latter Frequently orla-ig-
the E1ri cat q her orchard Tes.sr.fg~
afternoon The -lrl std tuo er.u1ar3rr..
we're ~ tie orchard, and Mn &c.,.
ordered them ont The stgrv "a ~
E1taesses y that ths girls starts,i ~ ~
ana that q they were going Mrs. Je-t.
ms son fourteen yea-s.Cgd. haD9a9 10
en- Oh rBuskst loaded vita So So
FoInted the weafon at the DE- Esrr,
E1ri, who called 70 her 90. 10 si,r.e. -
ing sfle Tas going a. fat - go eo-1
: ne FINISHED the remark fls run wa
discharged The Eiri died two br.B-,
later. Mn jenkins came " ~ 80, 80
and gave her Ell ap = the sheriff So
I, ne shot the zirl in seif dsEsnsa.
that the girl Lad club, ana "a g.,
70 strike her. 1A
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21

Nr1DeGpolzs dispatch: The Sorfh.
western Miller, Il rs Issue If TO-DAY.
ssTs: The EIl4s rzr Unexpectedly beayi
y last week and Averaged over 25.11C
barrels q -four pr day. The week,
oEtpEr vas 1J2. so tzrrels-srsra1-i-s
=. - barrels dEIi T--agzirls+ 100 20 80
res tie week before, and ~. 40 fa.--als
Tor the egTespa1d3n. time i, tss7. Tns
West SIDE Water Power e1-nrzrv -
sozne voEE 70 do which resguiras ~ e-1r,-
y canal and TIE water vas FFsrst m.
I 1es1aT aud keEt out Wsinez7ay All
1Lursltay- As al bat three If tie rDiIIs
deEs11 o. this canal for thar r.orsr Il
VII De readily seen that IL Last r5,s-
tl.lrd d the week outrat viii l. r7+
Of, and many look for today "a rr-z-.
tleally end this weeks Operations wstb
The mills On the west Eide esrsl TEa
extremely hot weather lately rrravaFfirI-.
makes the wheat grind much Less freely
and cats down the working ea-~r5tr
q the mills u quite q perceptIbla -.
tent There has been 8 very ar,r5ra,i,.
be Improvement IN the four rnarks+ 80
!. = week il taking the form ~ ! $50
sl1s-abiy better demand. both !. -.
ana abroad The feeling Il aTidertIv
gaming ground Ernopg eryrsarrssi-..s
mem bsrs Of tie trade, that values vii
f@tAer advance than decline fpr4bar
ana there = an INCLINATION 70 b,uy NOR
sIesiy IN consequence Local ono+s.
flots Tor hcar are the same a a waak
s@o, bat they are held more firmly v;tb
myers bidding quite freely AZ fgurns
hlgher than heretofore offered gevs-.i
orders Of 1900 to IS, 900 barrels are "a
ported 70 have been booked for exuor4
ana tins branch 81 trade l. REGARDED 4
81 ., tnucn more encouraging aDuearanca
man formerly. The direct exports ~
no-7r Tor the week we're the larvest n,
several weeks. They we're 50 .2J0 49,.
res against q, 100 barrels the preeejing
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21

CHICAGO. July 10.-Tbs most sensa
-s7al Developments in the Burlington con
safaey case Is confession Of J. J. Kelie,
% }. r. MeGnlibsrry. clerks respect.
ely 70 Chairman Hoze, Of the grisranos
"a Eaiiisr, aud Chairman Murphy, Of tbs
= hnanee committee. Inspector Bone
= sa;d tonight: when Kelly and McGil-
.''sffy were arrested this afternoon they sent
p ne went 70 see them q.
ne arnory police station. first sending
word 10 General Manager Stone thar I
Presumed they wanted 70 talk. he cane
over, bringing an attorney with him. "a
ss consulted nth the men. Taey told .
MY their connection with
tbe circular, and their stateDsr
we're perfectly satisfactory 70 sfr store.
4 sIr s.a.enent was being rednced 10
writing and not fully completed before !
EFT, but understand the Statement settled
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21

WASHINGTON, Juiy a-Ths wsssssr
crop bulletin says: The ssapsra.sr. s.r y.
week ending July was from 2 % =
higher than usaal throszhsvt ,b. -,
aod corn regions q the esstral valleys sns
The northwest. The large ssz.sgai id.
ess2ey - ismPefature Pfsgi1asIy rss,1rt,a
tafouzb1at fhs northern states = .t-.g-f-
eeefsasi1E. The As&son il from sws =
tSres weeks la,s IN the What rs.5-.-. -
TIE upper Misissippi valley. Tbera -
i'eea 40 excess d rsiafaH dnripq - -
n the upper Niasissippi waller. III -
Temperature 10 the corn fegions - ,,,.si. J,
improved the condition 81 tia; croa.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21

FaFRsH aas Osa.rr Hgas a Game. .. ~,
TEs~fr Eaare aes.

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% ths JiaeR against himssH ara s,h-,
issisrH % tie aaiiosal party IN The roa.
sz7Es Sir wilfrsd LAwsaa. h,us rpl.,
Askss uhsthsr the Esvsrumsut uoald gr..t
ne sp7"'utEsni u committee af ~.
hSsss % inquire ipt5 he charge, araia..
i9e ieadsrs Of The natsaual usrtv /, -.
ho'aas q eamuoas Ia reYgv = he go.
taou The Right Hon. W 4 Ery3,h -
fafnt leader. aid that the hausa -. ~.
eo'aFsssui % inquire intn he fhsrgr. 4
gf9l-r In4Biry BE- dsriA,sI o9al4 4. a.
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= = VIA q TIE ssit Of fJ'Ilonn.lI s.,.;,,.,
- -. ~ ~ fArDell's remarks were rrsei,. i
- ~ snssfs from the Irish benches.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21
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= PGsssn2sy Train D'yeBs J7sr1psgh, KaLiaz
and BosfssaiSsg several PerssAG
ALE1AEDRIA, "a, July IA serag1s
aeeidsnt ooc9usd o. the Virginia MidIaas
railroad early this morning, Tbe thsgsgh
southern train that LEFT bere a LIS Lst
night vent throEgh . trsssls be,xse.
Orsnzs Co7rt House and BsrboursTfIls. =
distance Of fifteen Eset, killing Eve ue-s0az
o1tnzht and uozDdiaz many. TIE ttessle
WAS known 70 Be weak and tbs rzflrr.zd
company was enz&zed il fling Il II. Tbe
tran was EOylDK ~ speed d six miles.
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TIE tfsssls, when the smoker. rszl. hzzzsSs
Ano s1yFsss earn Wsut dowa with . gre1t
crash, cEsg1ng down the epgirs au5
lender and tso Passenger eoaebes. TIE
engine went down piiot end Sgremost. tbus
communicating 10 fire 70 the wreck. an
hsnts we're sztiDg1is1sd 10 the fzlI.
Among the killed are G. Cor AZ
Alexandra, Of the en1DseriBg deoarrusur
o. the Fremont Air Line; II. I. Whit
tingto1, POSTAL clerk; z. g. Brfzbt~elI
postal clerk. w. j. Parsos, ). q. West
and J. L. Walthall. postal eierfs are
badly injured. Potter Field. erprsas
agent, is seriously injured. J. Jepniuzs.
a passenger, received internal Injuries.
1he injured are estimated at twenty-five.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21

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1ccTDgYT1TTY EI,T.

81. LOUIS, No. July 6.--At . o'sloeE
tonight WIN. c. Mitchell, proprietor o. the
Peoples theatre, while riding on the 81
Louis 4 Western cable road. fell from bis
seat 10 the grip near the corner os THs-tT-
Frs. street, and was killed.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21

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