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Run over aud Killed.

hpccIhl Dlspaich % The Appeal
HELESA, Ark, Nov 2i.-R l.. Parker,
n swiichman Of the S. Louis, Iron Noun.
tain & Southern Railroad, met with an ac-
cidcnt this morning which resulted In his
death this evening. lie was switching cars
in the switchyard, and while doing 80
slipped and fell. One Of the cans passed
over his leg aud manglcd Il icariul'y. II
was thought best, as the only means Tor
preserving his life. 10 have the injured
limb ampuia,cd at the thigh. This was &c.
cordlngly done, but, owing 10 the shock,
he died within n few moments after tho
leg was amputated. lie leaves a wife and
two children at Joncsboro, Ark
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AN IMPORTANT CASE.
Insolvont Banks Receiving Deposits and
tho Penalty.

Insolvont Banks Receiving Deposits and
tho Penalty.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 2l-Thc Grand
Jury today entered upon an investigation
Of thc methods OF Cashier Tallman. Of the
deiunct Traders Bank. The prosecuting
witness Of the case Is a business man, who
day or two before the failure deposited
5000 In the bank. The statute under
which the action is taken provides
that any banker who shall receive
money on deposit, knowing that Lis
bank II insolvcnt, shall be deemed
guilty Of cmbczzlcmcnt Tho statute
further states that the failure Of the
bank within thirty days after the
receipt Of a deposit shall be considered
pima facio evidence of embezllcmcnt.
The Traders Bank, on the day before Il
went into the hands Of q receiver, took In
10000 In deposits, II is said. Mr. Tall
man, who was a part owner OF the bank,
had managed its affairs for n long time,
owing 10 the Illness Of Banker Ruiter II
Il understood that about 100000 was
deposited In the bank within thirty days
before tho collapse. The penalty Tor the
oIcnso IL fine OF double the amount
received and imprisonment
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AaAINRT TIE LAW.
Chancellor dlbbon Enjolns tho Riol
- a. Fa.a..ftt.. ffatf.sa.s O..

Chancellor dlbbon Eniolns tho Rich.
mond a. Danvlllo Railroad Company
Special Dispatch b. Tho Appeal.
Knoxville, Tenn, Now H--Chanccl.
Tor Gibbon rendered an opinion today in
tho suit onjoining tho Richmond 4 Dam
vile Railroad Company from operating the
East Tennessee, Virginia 4 Georgia system
under lhc lease i1-bo acted upon boy the
stockholders next month. The decision
favored the plaintiffs, who are holders Of
thc common stock, and Is based upon tho
ground that the two roads are competing
lines, and, being competitor llll undcr
the special act Of the Tennessee Legislature
Of 1857. which prohibits the combination
Of competing lines.
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Andrew carnegie q pnrncIIIte.

PInuuGo, Pa, Now 2i.-ln reply TO a
lottcr from Dr. J. Logan Of this city, ask.
Ing Andrew Carnegie 10 como hero and
deliver q lecture this or next month before
the Gladsiono-panell Club on the issues
between the Tories and the Liberals, Mr..
Carnegie responded o. follows
'NEa YDEg, November o. issz
-. Logan
"Dcaf Sir Many thanks 10 the Club for
their kind invitation, but II is really not In
my power 10 comply ut present Some Of
These days an opportunity will arise Tor
great meeting. Parncll will be acquitted
or beat the Tina or n general election will
come, and then will be- the time 10 strike
home and send over resolutions 10 parncll,
Gladstone, Morley and Others.
~ may be In position 10 help you then.
Meanwhile, you bad better put my namo
on the subscription list for ~ much as any
other one subscribes Very truly youn,
"ANBuEw CAHNrgfFh
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DEPAR TMENT.
At II 1-2 CENTS.

in the Odd Fellows Rest, In this, his
native city. Tho funeral ceremonies were
conducted by the Rev Peter Gowan, of
the Presbyterian Church. at tho residence
OF Mr.. J. W. Carter brothcr.in.lnW 81 the
deceased. DR.. TindHlc represented the
highest type Of the Christian gentleman.
lie had adorned the highest place In phar-
macy Ibis chosen calling.
The remains Of Mr.. Andrew Wood, late
Circuit Clerk were followed 10 their last
resting place hy the Alasons aud knights
Of the Golden Rule, 10 which orders lao be-
longcd, besides many friends from the city
and county.
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Nn,,nnnl rhltnr,nIA.,neln,lnn.

sAN ASroSlo Tex, Nov. 2l-lhc Nn.
tional Editorial Association has decided To
hold tho next convention NJ Detroit, Mich,
Ia August or September. 1889, the exact
date 10 boz fixed by the Executive Com.
mite. Tho election " officers resulted ~
follows J. H. Bcllil, Arkansas, PRESIDENT
X. u. Hicks, Missouri. inst yicc.pfo,.
idcnl; y. u. Mccormick, Alabama, sec
ond yicc.pysidcni; l.. T.. Stanley, Ala.
ALBANIA. tliird yicc.pfosident; WIN. Ken
needy, Pennsylvania, aud T.. I. Fletcher.
Illinois, corresponding secretaries; A. II.
Harry Wills, treasurer
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EASTERN FIELD TRIALS.
DEXTER CAPTURES FIRST PLACE IN
THE POINTER STAKE RACE.
Roger williams and osgian 20 Run for
Second Place On Monday-How the
An.Ago setter stake Was Drawn, and
How Memphis Animals Figure.
srecIal nIsnatoh lo The Appeal.

Special Dispatch To The Appeal
uiGu PoiSr. n. c., Nov. 2i.-ln the
final heat for first place in the pointer
stake, Dexter beat Ossian. Roger Will
iauis aud Ossian will run Monday for sec
oud place.
The all age setter stake was drawn us
follows
!. Norris Cochran, Philadelphia, Pa, b
dos Nat Goodwin. three and half
years; Roicrigo, OK Bo.Pce, against Dud-
les x Usher. Nashville, TENN, lem dog
Dave Il, two and half years; Gath's
Hope. * Daisy i.
. T. Dagger, Toledo. o., b W dog Gin
c.nnuius, May y, 1856; Count Noble, OK
DIDO H., against y. W. Durkco, New
Ng.S city, Il " bitch Saddlcbags, June
q 1855, Foreman, tx Belle OF Allendnle.
..rmphs & Aycnt Kennel. Memphis,
Team, hvt DO JOY u, two aud a-half
y,ars. suirr.gu, "a Lillian, against Judge
=. .. CrUyai. brunswick, Ga, b dog
L.H. ihfcc un. a-hali years; Count No
90 ux E.ic Boyd
t.uuu.is 4. Avcnt Kennel. Memphis,
Team. 1 s. bitch ollie :. two and a-half
y..r. Paul Glad ilrr. cX l.oitc, against ID.
NJ. ilfrngrr. Philadelphia, Pa, b " {
b.ch Ellie 1917, three ycau; Prince Der
g.adt.sl, * Donna.
10. Gardner Mount Vernon, n. Y, b VT
d.. l;oals, HccsnDcf rs, 1885; Count No
bt.tN Neg, against W. Tallman, New
York city, b bitch Galatca, four years;
Mack T., * Chici.
=. r.. Digger, Toledo, o., bw dog To-
lplp Blade, two aud a-hali ycan, li0dcrigo,
* Lillian, against Memphis 4 Aycnt Ken
nrl, Memphis, Tom, b " dog Cassio
four years, Count Noble, OK Lizzie Hop
kins
w. Henry Colquiti. Richmond, Va, b
W bitch Dashlng Lady, four years; DASH
ing Rover, OK Trinket, against Bayard
ThnyCr, Boston, Mass, b " dog Joe II. +,
September IS, 1856; Baron, OK Nellie.
Charles Tucker, Stanton Depot, Tenn. =,
Icm " dog Jacques, October y, 1856; Fred
W, OK Queen Of the South, against Char
loltcsyillo Field Trial Kennels, Charloitcs-
willie. Va, b " dog Jack Modoc, two years;
BuckclcW, OK Ida.
]. O. Dcnncy, Lgonicr, Pa, lem dog
Brandon, i've ycaN. Royal Rock, cN Lewis
Nellie. against Ernest 4. Thomas, Denver
Col; b " dog King Leo, three ycara,
Count Noble, OK llamilton's Ruby.
The iulgos are. J. o. Dennor, Mr.
Duryca and J. H. Hendrix.
-Four braces were run In this stake, with
the following result
Nat Goodwin beat Dave II.
Cincinnntus beat SaddlCbagA
Bob II beat Joey u.
Allie s beat Ellie I'LL.
II will he seen that the Derby winners
OF last season, Dave X and Joey u, we're
both beaten today.
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MYSTERIOUS MAIL ROBBERY.
Star Route IL Robbed Five Tlmoi In
Ton Days.

a Star Route Ia Robbed Five Tlmoi In
Ton Days.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Linus, Rock, Ark, Nov - Go ycrn.
mcnt officials arc just nov worrying over a
robbery Of the mail between PIummer-
vile aud Coblcnz, Conway County. this
state. This IL n star route. The mails
have been robbed I've times within tho
last ten days, and the amount secured al
together will aggregate about 500, taken
on various occasions from registered pack.
ayes. The mail on this route iscufrcd on
horseback 10y q middle aged mau and
passes through several iourh.clas offices.
Tho department has men at work ferret
ing out the crOnkcdncp and II IA safe TO
say that the robbcr will be located. Como
Of the Letters containing money were di.
nrcicd 10 Wolf 4 Bro, Of this city.
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Mrs. aonId..,nndIilnn.

NV YoRK, Nov. "A. Speaking Of tho
condition Of MB. Jay Gould, Dr. Baldwin,
the lady's physician, remarked this morn.
ing that there were n great many exaggor
atcd statements published, and added. ut
Ia partly true that Mrs. Gould suffered n
relapse yesterday, but the symptoms Of
the sufferer do not warrant the exaggerated
reports. All that can be said now Ia that
Mn. Gould spent quiet night last night
and Is resting much easier today. This
does not indicate any material change In
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AIueL, I,.I,., t,.,.

CmcAoo, ILL.,. Nov "a A dispatch from
Kalamazoo, Mich, says Leonctto Grip
iani, from Baltimore, is Ia Kalamazoo. llo
Is a cousin Of the Misses Cripiani, daugh.
tens Of the late Gen. Crpiani, Of the
Italian army. lie IA here to secure the
signature Of the Misses Cripiani TO certain
papers that he may obtain possession Of a
large Italian estate recently left him on
the death Of his father, au Italian Count.
The estate h eaid 10 be- worth over So.
0000OO. Ills grandfather left an Immense
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IInnIsNIIIe. Ain.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
HrNTsvfttr, Ala, Nov PA party Of
wealthy capitalists from lowa.and Illinois
are stopping at the Huntsville Hotel. They
are prospecting.
This (Madisonl county took tho frst
prize again on Der agricultural exhibit at
the State Fair.
A large aniiarium will be established
here by Northern capitalists.
Col. James i. O'Shoughncssev, Of New
York, the leading spirit Of the North Ala.
bama Improvement Company, is in the
city.
The Huntsville Hotel Il becoming a pop.
ular winter resort for Northern people.
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ON BEHALF on sErrLERs.
Gov Larraboo Takes n Hand In tho
River Land Evlctlona.

Gov Larraboo Takes Hand In tho
River Land Evlotlona.
DIS MoISs, Ia. Nov l--Tho Gov.
ornor has decided 10 take a hand In the
river land oyictions and has sent tho fol-.
lowing
DIS MoNEs, Ia, Nov. 23.-Albcrt 4.
CLARK, County Attorney oi Webb County,
Fort Dodgc-Dcar sir Tho daily papers
contain tho information that federal
officers have oyiclcd quito a number Of
river land settlers in your county and that
moro oyclions will b. made Ia the near
future. take this opportunity 10 request
that you satisfy yourself Ia every instance
that none but legal measures are rcsorlcd
10 by the marshal ana his deputies. and
that you promptly take the necessary steps
20 restrain these officials II they should
oyerstcp their authority Youn, respect.
fully, w. NJ. LARnABEE
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M KILLED HIM SELF.

A Littlo Rock Young Man Cuts Ills
Throat From Ear 20 Ear.
Special Dispatch "a The Appeal
Linus Rock, Ark, Nov 2L--Shorlly
after o'clock this morning William Halle,
son Of the late Prof J. II. Halle. this city.
committed suicide Tho young man has
been In ~ health for years past Recently
be- has been IN low spirits, and today ho
ended his trouble hy taking razor aud
cutting hs throat from ear 10 ear. Tho
body presented shocking appearance, tho
Taco and shoulders being covered with
blood. Tho corOuof's jury returned YER
dict Of death by suicide.
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A BAD AFFAIR.
A Double Killing Follows Closely Upon
Wedding In Arkansas.

Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
LIrrLE Rock, Ark, Nov 2l.-Particu-
lars Of a sad affair that happened in llard
County. this State. Thursday night last,
have just reached here. The trouble oc.
CURED at the residence Of Capt bud
Woods, near Shirlcy's Mill Miss Harry
Kent was married 10 Alex Stages. A
dance followed. Lee Hall obtained per-
mission 10 dance with Miss Watson.
William Watson, her brother. objected
Hall pushed him out Of the door on 10 the
ground Watson got his knife and fatally
cut Bud and william Woods. aud Mn,
Frank Shirley, who ATTEMPTED toinlcricrc,
was cut on the arm. Watson doubled
Hall up like a iack-kniio aud left him Tor
dead.
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fortune TO several heirs, but his father, the
eldest son, succeeded in getting and hold
ing the major portion. The estate now
desccnds 10 Leonctto, tho only son, who
says he will divide IL rs his grandfather in.
tended. lie has received passports and
will soon start for Italy TO settle the estate.
Young Cripiani is an American 10y birth.
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noIi,ar. Tenn.

FIt0dl DIp1l0h % The Ap1eaL
Bolivar Tenn, Nov. 2L-Thc fine new
steam saw and planing-mil At Pocahontas,
Tenn belonging 70 @. W. Garrett, burned
yesterday Il had been in operation only
n few days
Green Il BOYD, OF Coyington, Tenn,
have purchased Of w. A. II. Mcdaniel the
JIot iamossc Star which, undor the lat.
ters management, had greatly increased
In H. patronage and subscription list Tho
purchasers will assume immediate control.
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spyT.H Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, Tom, Nov "a George
Rumbcrt. with several aliases, who halls
from Columbus, Ca, was arrested In
Nashville yesterday for doing up hall q
dozen Of our business houscs by obtaining
goods from them under false prctohscs.
lie was brought here today, aud, after
hearing, was bound over 10 court and sent
~ Jail. Ills swindliug operations amount
10 quite a large sum Of money.
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En.-I.l nI.nalrh ln IA Anroal.

EINNlll NlAiaiNN W AN' hIINh
JAcEsoS, Tenn, Nov. 2l--Dr. John !.
Fcnncr, ior many years the leading ply.
eieian Of this city, died last night Of blood
poison. Ills death Is a sad blow TO this
community aud Is considered public ca
lamiiy. lie was, during the four years Of
the war, surgeon Of the Sixth Tennessee
Regiment. and was always In the thiokest
vi the hght lie was member Of tho
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At 10 ~ CENTS.

Knights of Honor, Knights OF Pvthias
aud surgeon OF the John Ingram Biyouac
Of this city. Those variou, orders will
participate in his burial at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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the lady's condition however, aud I, IL
only question Of a few davs when tho
end must come
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FlFTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
MEssRs SPRINGER AND DRECKIN.
RIDGE. OF KENTUCKY. TALK.

Tho Former Il Not Sure Who WIN Con.
troll tho liouso-no Says Democrats
Made II Mistake In Not Doing Some.
thing TO Admit Territories.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NAsutNutoN, Now Representative
Springer reached tho city last night. lilo
called 10 see Col. Lamont nj the White
House today. Speaking about tho out.
look, leo said that ho was not satisfied
which party would have control Of tho
next House, but that h appeared that tho
majority would bc too small To bo of any
good 10 either party. Ito thought Il not
likely that much would be dono
this session. In his opinion, II
WIS mistake on the part Of
the Democrats not 10 pass enabling acts
last winter iot the admission Of now States,
and hopes Ia secure the passage oi his bill
Tor that purpose this winter. lie does not
expect any tariff legislation this winter.
lie says and very much doubts the ability
Of thu Republicans 81 revise the tariff at
any time. III he said, eve should scnd
twenty-five Democrats home aud give tho
Republicans majority In both Houses,
they would not be- able 10 pass their tariff
bill. They cannot agree.
Speaking ol the possibility Of two Houses
ol Representatives organizing In tho Fifty.
iint Congress. Mr.. Breckenridge, Of Ken
lucky, said that hc had not been figuring
on tao House Of late aud had no idea what
party would have q majority. but Of ono
thing there could be- no doubt, whichever
party had q majority. II Of but one, would
organize the House aud there would be- no
trouble about H. We got through some
difficulties iu 1876 without q revolution,
aud loo 1884 Mr. Blaine, who IL ono OF tho
most daring men In thc Republican party,
could not resist the decision Of a little /, 100
majority. there Is mo- danger OF anything
revolutionary
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An Inlrr.ln.r lammerec nccI.Ion.

WAsmNoros, Nov 2L-.Thc Interstate
Commerce Commission, by Commissioner
Walker rendered decision today In the
case Of Slater w. the Northern Pacific
Railway Company, which states that q
complaint made for the purpose Of rctalIa'
ton for a ianclcd wrong, 80 us 90 gct even
with o carrier Tor tho revocation Of COM
painants pass, does NOT mend itself to
The Commission 4 carrier which has
c0nforncd 10 the ulingoi the Commission
should not Boz prosecuted Tor alleged viola
lions Of law in that inspect which have oc.
CURED before such ruling was made and
undufa construction Of the law then APP
proved by the carriers counsel.
FREQ transportation, issued iu thc form
Of Goa auuua. pass, 90 q pCngn not IN tho
regular 1ni stated service OF tho carrier.
nor receiving any wages or salary under
contract ol employment but requested by
him as compensation for throwing In iis
way what business hc conveniently could,
is held TO be- Illegal.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-24
Decoration Day.

The years that have elapsed since the
close OF the civil war have served 10
obliterate all sectional feeling, and q
united and prosperous nation joins In
keeping green the graves of all its be,
loved dead II Is In this spirit that the
publisher of the Nem York Fdmiiy
story Paper has had written u thrilling
and pathetic romance, peculiarly ap.
propriate to this national holiday, en-.
titled Faithful Leonorc; or His Grave
Kept Green" In the same paper will
also be found n weekly mstallment of
the Life and Adventures us u Show
man of T.. 4. Barnum," written by him
self, and equally interesting TO the
young folks us well as heads of families,
These are rare literary treats, and those
of our readers who are not already on.
joying them will do we'll 10 obtain No.
766 Of the NeD York Fdmiiy story
Paper of their newsdealer or send di.
rect TO tho publisher, Munro's Publish
ing House, Nos. "a and % Vandewater
Street, New York, and receive the pa
per f9ur months for one dollar, postage
free,
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w. c. T. u.

Pursuant to notice the ladies' of Au-
dubon met Mrs. Meek at the Presbyter-
ian church, Sunday at 3 p. m, for the
purpose of organizing Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. After
listening to a very interesting address
from Mrs. Meek, they chose her presi-
dent pro tenn, and proceeded to effect
permanent organization. Mrs. Mary
Iaggy was elected president, Mrs. Jas.
Forbes vice president from tho Baptist
church, Mrs. Dickinson from the Pres
byterian church, Mrs. Harris from the
Nj. Il. church; Mrs. Lass was elected
secretary and Mrs. Moore treasurer.
After singing the doXolegy the society
adjourned to meet ut the residence of
Mrs Yaggy on Friday at 3p. IN.
The w, G. L. Z. met In convention on
Monday evening, May q, at NJ. Il. church
for the purpose of organizing the society
for more effective work. After singing,
Rev. Dickinson led in prayer. the con
venton was conducted by the local
president, Mrs. Yaggy, assisted by Mrs.
Gates of Extra, The following ladies
were elected township vice presidents.
Viola, Mrs. j. A. Overholtzer; Lincoln,
Mrs. John Cameron; Cameron, Mrs. II.
A. Steere; Leroy, Mrs. James Forbes;
llamlin, Mrs. Mary Todd; sharon, Mrs.
II. l.. Harris; Oakfeld, Mrs. j. q. Jen-
kins; Extra, Mrs. NJ. Il. Paterson: Au-
dubon, Mrs. Charles Walker; Greeley,
Miss Emma Rice; Melville, Mrs, 5.
Campbell, Mr.. Burling was elected
treasurer. The address Of welcome was
delivered by III. L. Funk. Very pointed
addresses were made by Revs. Burling
Of Extra, and Dickinson of Audubon.
Mrs. Rosenberg read an essay giving u
history of the origin of the Woman's
Crusade and the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union which was very in
| teresting and affecting. Mrs. Meek
tried to speak but was so hoarse that
she could not say mucha disap-
pomtment to the audience; she said
that they were organized to beat the
devil and they intended to do 1t and
that If one weapon would not do, they
would use others and that they who
beat the devil serve the Lord. After read
ing the minutes of the local organization
the pledge was circulated for the pur-
pose of receiving additional members
To the local union. A vote of thanks
was offered To the friends from Extra
for the interest shown for tho work
here. The convention was closed with
u prayer by Rev, Harris, "a
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The docket of the mayors court
shows that business has been pretty ac-
tive in that department during the past
week. James Riley was summoned be,
fore his honor on the charge of lighting
within the limits of the corporation. II
was proven that his case was extreme, as
he had INDUCED in Canni6alism In fas.
tening his teeth upon both the finger
and ear of his victim one liuddelson,
He was fined S25, and costs the Mttor
amounting to So For being the sub
ject of this indulgence in foreign man
nerisms lMddelson was fined ,S5 and
500 costs. j. W. StanIiold also con.
tributod u zine of as with 80 trimmings
for lighting. Thos. Travis also created
some little unseemly disturbance with.
in the town which cost him -, with
costs assessed at 800.
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Extra Items.



Mrs. w. w. Sickles and children went
to Des Moines, Tuesday there TO make
their home.
John ID. Bush has sufficiently recov-
cred TO be discharged from the Mt
Pleasant asylum. Oh Craig went there
Tuesday to accompany him home.
Grandfather Richard Gault was hur-
raining over Gus Gault's good luck last
Friday. a ten pound hoy with sledge-
hammer fists now presides over the
Gault household.
|. N. Brown of Greeley, has got his
artesian well down 225 feet, at which
depth he struck six-inch vein of coal
Mr.. B. expects to capture something
fine few feet more toward China.
DIR. Riley left Tuesday for Des Moines
to attend the annual session OF the
State Medical Society. Before return
ing to Extra he will visit with his par
ents at Spring Hill, Whiteside, county,
Ills, his intentions being to Sunday
there.
Erwin Watson, the faithful and oblig-
ing cashier Of the Bank of Extra,
reached the fortieth milestone of q
busy life last Tuesday. He had almost
forgotten the event until President
Born presented him with q choice box
of Havana smokes.