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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

n ~ick Headache j. misery. whsr ere
Chipman's Liver PM II they vii ws-
ityely cure w People wh, have ICED
them spcak frahkly % their wet4s }
sold By o. n. King.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Mars har-cs have arrived nmd
tbey are n gmod Ne have eve ts@en
bruugbt here Jall aud se I'm "a
unre, Tor they are gOing of al bos
cakes
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

The ! Universal fsyer and Ague Spsci.
&c i still growing In Popularity. u yuu
need gs'''d chill msdirlns. Yea should
try. a. every buttls y ~ arranI,d g. eur.
90 NJ pay Feqa iTed. sid rs 4. u. Ming
90 credit, AZ \ ttanrs PRICE.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Hemeuaber whites drug store " bead
qaarsers on aeor leoas. victims. baaias.
harIm. &C.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
Iatr p-nIInr.

Every pound of ANYTHING bought from
llaFgraYs's Drugstore weighs ~ uuncc.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Remember u h impossihle IN get
better bargains any whsre than oaR he
bad u oar dreggist friend j. L White
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

lce-eream and strawberries onl,
10 eeHts per saucer, n Mitchell A
flsh's
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

". BELLE C"ok vie - the late
" " Iooa. a sheriff u this coun-
~, di,d = usr rr. iraes la.t brlo v
tpsu, on Thursds, lat, = hsmor.
rhagr she hai been declining Tor a
ion- tune aud her death as not I'm
expected ~he leaves one son aud a
iew grandchildren Ths large mum.
yvT u r'vrsuus s.igo attended tlss fuuy-
ral "a. az expression - tie high e.
teen ia hirA tn Decreased Was held
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

lfyou want to keep cool go 70
Mitchell a Ru.h's ise-creaHl parlor.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

w y iioyt a e.. whalwsa& ~
drukVist "a kssmr. EaF Me8&*x&x7* IL
inE w ktaEs Nr~ nasasN Sf# Al ~ +
iat.rrs Hpd skien's Afsf& 4 - - = !
'ur vrar- Have never 20 ~ re-.
dls- that -.u as veil. - ave M2*& -
81 salts artian faeFe have k~xm 49, :
euu.Iertui cures sH.-,ird W a4~e a.
,'H/ tn tHis gay ~egsfai x8*4 ~ 60.
J/1..s'i ausum ptisfn have bsmn "a s}1s
n .i ~ nee q = lee bottles . ~ Ma :
. lh-r.nerv takr q Ia r.sHu "A i.sa = /.
d. ga, Buffers We g. aFsntsx <I4e4
asys sid - any druggist.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
The allI % the bead

~ IL eSpe, ted that aIi persons inter.
estsd In the Improvement u ths Tia
1ivhurst cemetery viii meet there on
Tuesday, May lst. ats O'Clock, A.
VI aud devote one day o. part u .
dsy ~ that work Thsre will be din-
ner on tie ground aud aud Il IL saeslr-
.uls and necessary thar all 80 tlsrre
early aud be dressed plainly, aud NO
prepared 10 do something toward the
Improvement Ut tie silent city 10 the
dead. ThOse wha esaaot eOsne, OF
prefer 10 do 80, can send one OF more
gOos, hands, ~ iich will be very sc-
Usptabls, A. We wish 10 clear out the
walks aud lots. trim shrubbeFy. &e. /;
others can send provision, Others can
send tools, such a. hoes, FAkes, axes,
shears, ke. aud have the name. u
the owners written GA tag aud -.
oufvll tied 60 each implement aud E
cOinmHtse iil see that each aFticE 1,
prop al, returned. Tie ladies will be-
there 10 encourage aud show their ap.
trveiation u the work aud will cheer
fully provide q good dlaRer for each
aud every one ~ho may come DO
not wait for special invitation. n
yOu have fri~hds or loved one. sleep.
ing Ia the Il.Ilehurst cemetery this /,
20 YOU personally and hope you will
ar,ept Il a. such rhi. !. Tor "a who
20 desire 70 oome forward and aid Ia
a good aud much needed work II
YOU feel that you would like 10 sec our
gemstsr, lhc pride II our people and
"a ornament 10 0ur town, do some
thing q make this day memorable fur
tie accomplishment IT til. WORK
Ssud basAcl u dinner. lend your
t"o.. provide oas or more hand.
come yuur-s'f and encourage oihcrs 60
come and with What MEASURE you
nIyle shall Il be metsl 20 Ca again 30
" Dupp..
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

superb line II periumr. fars pow 4.
der, toilet soaps, etc, At Witt. drug
stvTe.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

About thg fr.i thing you viii nc
tie upon opering tnis paper |. tie
Advertisement Of Hitler 4 Lev. u
.prak. tor Il -sif, sud .p.as. loud
Ju-t look how cheap they are .eiling
their dress good. Ladies ,ou wiI,
'ui-. ,he golden opportunity " your
lives Il ,uu dUn - aud make -.
leuttuu NJ oupe.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

We will pay oaisias prices Cor s5..
nfa peands ~ wool
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

TO TO whiie's drug store for Pree's
Baking Powder aud navcriag a
tracts.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Nrselaele. and T,s rissss. that do 80
. iise = pertsetly are not cheap a. apy
Rftne. 40 D. preserve thr -,rht too much
s4fe esa b. tak. ia ssleetinT thrm e
= Esant TN b. constantly uAkiug new
lsssltlani b. lls arg .tssrk 81 spcrta, o..
Nsss hasA = made q e husiusss- - Q, YEAR
> Nfsean D. sat yua o. ui,iety call
- hsas aad ave yuuf ste- sud muusy
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

~ proper saf b. prepare medicin
l.Fosn roots. haTks.and herbs and q ot a
nuld extFaets. llargrasss !. the col,
druggist In toSn wh5 prepare. all ol his
properly.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Whsrv yan ,au rufeHa,g . r.s,d fpld 90
silver watch, slp,k. par OF .pr,tacl
e, o. lssslry fHs~rrs chain. pair Gus
huttous. sst studs or U.,llaT haitous fnr p
in ~ arnniuIi ui nHurK a. v NHuks.
t'fns It's rkpsrttu,s 30 the bustner.
Ftstss bin b. = pustilan whrrs he can -
istt the uiost tss ritiuuv end reject the un.
itsiFahis r'1ods Hs ha. -I.ut Nears iu
RNperiaenflpw - fli ous qualities % thi
tis var issas make ~ x'susis aud all sfll
fsH - tsap a. NHp ran rct the iuierlat
Nsaeals that are fs-sitnr the market
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

henaNwl'eF fou Eau 81 an collar.
Af1i~A'a tlbe paints. brushes, a., al
Ntstea dug store.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Oae ~ tie most beautiful assert
seat ~ goo,ls, Eau be seen NJ J 4.
dosiHgIon Not only hi new
sisrlag Ko-ssls = marvel ~ beauty bot
the tery los pri.vs asked Tor them
I'll surpTise ,ou a. u j. kRown that
~ rarries no shosi,l, g,oi- ouly fret
~eiasa Tall aud see thsin
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

A" The proof a the pudding u II sha
eating Why suficr from sisk lIsasiashs.
Malaria. Dyspepsia 90 Caus fpaki@a
Nhen va can get, free sampie 4 Ghzp
mas Liver i'ills ~ y. n. kings
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
rur ILLINOIS CuSrRAL N. n.


=
Trains passinE llbIlshufut
GoiNa RoHIu.
10, . TXpress astA y "a.
t-tast Mall iog7 4. N.
t-Isy lrstght u 80 4. a..
GutNa sUtTn
30. l-Txpre.s $50 =. ~.
Tat Mail - 3. va.
Way freight L. - y "a.
Tttins ? ani 4 will not stop at ~suvp
ahIau~h, renter. he -air, Alligator
rtiap tnd'F-saencs. Galietts. ksnt's
WI, hssrhN Wood. tsavslauin John
suu ., ~sgdhh, Montgomery, aaFtin.stlls
tE.iman, htram, Ass Inn, Tugalaa.I al.
houu iraiu' J and arr the only freight
uains garrN iug passenger.
lhluE aud : DO Mt run aa SUNDAY
b. ItGAuE. Agent.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

-Th cruel 10 fafce the ed time, re-
pulslse m@dlsinea. sush a. cast.H oil.
rhml,arh and the a. eaGlaa liver mssli-
rines. dswn youT ehlldrsns thrwais'
When. for the lnslgMsleani sam Of Asrls'
yoa can procars. ~ kurnisy a. . hotn,
4 that el@Kanf &C f'Asrtlc FiINh
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

4 Ruad nRe ~ lsweiry. cheap. Al
hAag tFuwstore. al &c Which b. guar.
hASar@ o. r. - just ~ represented 90
snan~y paid fof u "a IA he refunded.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

Powers q Weigltman % aihe sasi
Ingiish calomcl In Abuas anns a
" hlte's drug store. as hetrtef..fx
lie uses no Utsrr In prrscripti sms.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
tear q Vera TraaSsE.rs II L.4 Arsusa
EaslsAgrt..


Y ". ssekhouse Wss IN town SAT.
urday.
RS Nor son. q beat three. wa.
here this week.
The new Asscssmsnt law i not pop
u,ar With the tsrusrs.
Hon v y Miller has been laid up
again Nth tic chile.
Only ten cents q saucer for irs
cream ~ Mitchell & Rush'.
UurIe MID Bsa.lsy one q Copiah' :
Itiuuocr.. was in town rr,sutly.
can't Hsrgrnve presence around
thr courthouse MUnla, was quite "a
misr
Several - our ,oung men attended
i'o talI ~ Cuaal spnng. ou ia.r
Thur.day might
Capt HaruAvc. nov An honest ~.
Ter AZ llr soil spent 3 couple ~ ia's
lu town recently
Tho rssilrure - Nr IIt-A, ~
Ws-apn. wa. de.tro, 81 by Grc on
NbturAtv evening.
NJ. tlrIo Wehh. - Cliuton. g..
Visiting lrT listers. Mrs. Drll. aud
M. ! u Graubyrry
The leading quc.tipn smorg the
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
lleKaal tsss.l..

Paint br'sAr. In AZ sire. aud prices.
st iiaFgFaves.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
CHINA THEATHENS RETALIATION.
The Celestias Ready to Exclude Americans
and Nullify all Treaties.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-The steamer
Arabic arrived from Hong Kong and Yo-
kohoma this afternoon. The Hong Kong
Gazette has statement published in the
Chinese Times to the effect that the action
of the Chinese minister to the United
States in the matter of the treaty which
was recently rejected by the Chinese gov
ernmeut, excited so great anomosity
against him in Kwantun that endeavors
were made by an angry mob to wreck the
minister's house The Chinese Times also
contains a letter signed by the Pekin of
ficials written just after the news had
reached China that the United States SEN
ate had passed the Chinese exclusion bill
Following is an extract and Is taken from
the letter:
''If the obnoxious American bill should
be carried into effect there will be no
other course open for her dignity as a ma
ton than to adopt retaliatory measures by
prohi biting the citizens OF the United
States from coming to China. This will
be by no means proportional to the harm
done to the Chinese interests in America,
but it will have to be done in
order to show that the Chinese can
do the same thing, and if this Will
States congress and the United States gov
eminent to reason and fairness then it
Will be a question for China to consider
whether it is not for her to cancel her
treaties made with that country, to recall
her subjects from there, to expel all the
United States citizens from this country
and to cease all relations and intercourse
dlplmoatic and commercial, with that
country"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
Annih,latipc a Nuitirorm Disease

Miasmatic or malarlRl disease has many
forms. Physicians have for the sake Of
convenience and for the purpose OF indi-
eating its most strongly marked forms.
sabdivided it into intermittent and bill
ions remirteut fever. dumb ague and ague
cake But 1t presents an indefinite va
riety OF symptoms in different individuals.
Be these symptoms what they will. al
ways remember that Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters will snnihiiate them at the onset,
and prevents their recurrence. a review
Of the proofs would convince aay one Of
the fat This, however. - impossible, be-
cause they are too numerous, and unnec-
cessary because the effects OF this grand
anti-marlarial specific are a matter Of
common knowledge. No less amiliar 70
the public are its remedial and preventive
effects in billions attacks. constipation,
dyspepsia, insipient rheumatism, debility
and kidney troubles, Il IS moreover. an
excellent appetizer and .oaic nervine-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
MURDER AND ARSON.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 26.-David Sellers and
his wife, living near Mount Gilead, O.,
were murdered last night and their farm
house was fired by the perpetrators of the
crime Their daughter and the hired man,
who slept up stairs, were awakened about
. O'Clock this morning by smoke, before the
flames had gained much Roadway. They
escaped and finally succeeded in getting
the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Sellers out.
Both were dead. The mans head had been
burned off, but the woman's skull had been
crushed and her jaw broken. The coroner
held an inquest and decided that both had
been murdered. Sellers was very wealthy
and was in the habit of keeping money IN
the house. 1t is therefore supposed that
the murder was committed by burglars.
There is great excitement in the vicinity
of Mount Gilead and parties have been or
ganized to search for the murderers.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

tnaU OF the rortn priuge, wn1cn Will to IA
ished In October, 1859. # has two of LILO
feet each It's extreme height win be 3gi
feet above high water, The foundations going
ninety-one feet below high water.
The telephone was allowed b b. used on
Sunday for tie first time la London a fcu
weeks ago, The managers Of tho company.
It Is said. had grave doubts about the result
Of such an innovation, but the large use &c
was made Of tie privilege satisfied them
Australia, il seems. has her trnuscouti,
mental railways too. Even now one may
land at Freernantle or Albany and take train
across cOuDtry' for the other coionies-and
when the proposed West Coast line il built,
the continent can DO travcrzsd without .
break
There is lake in Nevada which contains
the largest deposit Of natural hair dye IL tho
world BY bathing regularly la IL IL h pos
| sible % change the color Il your hair 70 q
golden blonde, and IL the bathing lie per
sisted ii any length Of time, TO . ~.
shade Of red.
During the last thirty years there has been
a married. decrease Of psupss,sra In LondoT
there being Low about twenty-five pss
This, however. says Tie British kee7N
Journal, does not imply corrcsposdid.
diminution q poverty IL coC1S rnAsaly
from the stricter administration Il ths peor
laws
Some fellow II mathematical turn II
mind has been 20 the tTozsle u calculate thai
the hgnt q the fail ulo0n Is squAl 10 TIA; Of
I34 O0j, 900 90 5000 oGrdies, and TIA,
within one OF t~o Of thai number of candles
could be ST. up 90 end CO oae-aals the surfac,
Of tho moon This information v.ll suAb,s
any one 20 figure up b0w mach every fall
moon Is worth 70 Is, putting candles az, ssy.
u cents a dozea
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
M,AUlIFFE DEFEATS CONLEY.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. PA match which
was arranged syme time ago by the Cali
fornia Athletic club between Joseph Nc
Auliffe, heavy weight champion of the
Pacific coast add Mike Conley, the ''Ithica
giant" had aroused more than usual in
terest in sporting circles, more than any
similar event in this city since the Sulli-
van and Ryan glove contest about two
years ago, and every available foot of
space in the club room was occupied this
evening an hour before the men appeared in
thering The purse offered by the club was
$4,000, the whole amount to go to the win
ner. Hiram Cook, of this city, was selected
as the referee. Jack Hayes, COhley's
hacker, and William Delaney seconded the
Wisconsin man and Barney Farley and
yonng Mitchell looked after McAuliffe's
interest The seating capacity of the club
room is about fourteen hundred but there
were about two thousand people present at
s o'clock.
Later-Conley was knocked out in the
second round
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
SCIENCE AND PROGRESS.

There is to be cable from Java TO Macas-
sur
The Suez canal takes in about 81 600 900 q
month in tolls.
Spain is to build five or six ironclads in
her own country.
4 canal will soon be built between the
Black and Caspian seas.
There are 2, 800 miles of mains for convey
ing natural gas in this country.
The sights of the new British rife allow
for an elevation up to $500 yards.
Texas is putting down artesian wells, ons
Of which is to yield million gallons per day.
The probable cost Of the Nicaragua canal
is put at between $40, oC0, 000 and so. 900 ,0c1
The first eclipse upon record was lunar
one, and was observed at Babylon T2l Il. 9.
An American company has leased Aboukir
bay from the Egyptian government 70 grow
oysters.
The apparent objections TO twin screws for
great ocean ships have produced a call for
ocean paddle wheels.
Toulouse is TO have new electric light
and power installation, driven by water
lel} Oi ABOUT -,ocO HO5st power.
An artesian well sunk under the salt
waters of New York bay, on the Jersey side,
produces pure fresh water in abundance.
at 26O yards the Lepel rife would 90
through two men The French arenas have
enough ammunition 70 supply each soldier with
$500 cartridges.
In France there are % .3i3 national schools
g. Crgs R.-4
| named are conducted by female teachers and
the last by males.
The greatest shooting ever done In single
day was By Lord Walrninshan on his moor
On Aug. 90 he killed los grouse in tAlr-
teen hours, there beng forty dTiyerz
The range Of 1900 yards, attained try ele-
waiting one OK tie newest breech leaders 70
q degs has lod % the calculation that the
III ton g7ln fired az tha: elevation would
carTy twenty niles
A railway from Visp TO Zerz1G:,. svi:zer-
land. hitherto considered i11practscabls, is
about 70 be commenced rs length vii 20
tweaty-e.shs rl1las and It's grade o. TO fse:
II VIII be mario. gauge without any CO.'S.
The quickest passage ever made frosn land
70 Land across the Atlantis Was Ezzds tn
August by tie Allan steamer Partisan From
Tory Island, OF Movfrle. 10 Belle Isle took
four days. seventeen bours aid tn minutes
The latest thing Ia haroceters hAs thrse
little landscapes reprsseUtinz ssorruy. fair
and variable SKY. The rsse or fail q the
n2ercury caa>r taia rnsca piars % cover or
reveal tssss pictures, IN scror4zDoe With TIA
indications
Prskis.o-sc human footpr1atz have be~a
found II volcanic rock In Nicaragua TIE
pr1rts arc described - being 81 ic-aes lo1g,
t1cbes side ~ fse hsei sd 81 fzcbes ..
tie tie, Tbs sp7~rez: iezz-a Of ths foos
itse!f u 8 inches
The CsrTzaa military authorities have ex-
perir7estet szseczzs1]1J WITH E-ght stsaels
By sts aA a sssccrsc ggE. Ia ham c.
EGh. Is reflected fro1- a E.iyrpr 10 ya-Is
clEtss-t f.szn The laEzp, 20 fsss tie ez~Eav
c%o-o. tel vhxrc .bs battery IA
When Tie grea. gan wssch has iErDw- q
bal dsvs1 nz4lss h<ypezs y 10 asrzaa no-ta
@ lateral dev.Atzc1 Il ar tses r-zrx he taken
TITO a1cocnt for tbs d.Sare1os Il r.Aa.s-x
EFs<d between he spue v7~xs j. is erud ana
t5e spot where tie ralExsss VII zs-ikn.
rs Erea.ess sag os cza.sssyer hy.1-s d
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
PRICES OF WHEAT.
What a Dakota Grower Says Of the Flu
tUra

FARGO, Oct. 26.-Oliver Dalrymple, of
the world famed Dalrymple farm. and &C
counted one of the shrewdest men engaged
in farming, gives it as his opinion that there
will be a future advance in the
price of wheat during the winter,
but he does not anticipate much ad-
vance until after the wheat has passed out
of the hands OF the farmers into the eleva-
tors. 1t is believed by many farmers who
are holding back their wheat for higher
prices that notwithstanding the light crop
it will bring as much money into
general circulation as last year,
but Mr. Dalrymple does not share
that opinion. The amount of wheat they
will be able to hold back he thinks has
been overestimated The crop is unques-
tonably very light and most of the grain
of inferior quality, there being quite as
much rejected this year as in the two last
years. The farmers have notes to meet
this fall and very few will have any
considerable quantity of wheat left
after they are paid. The encour-
aging feature of the situation is that the
present high prices are likely to continue
two or three years longer, and with moder-
ately good crops we shall be able to realize
handsome profits that will enable the
farmers to pay off their debts. The effect
of this will, of course, be felt in all lines of
h11S
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
DAUGHTERS or EVE.

Sarah Orre Jervts raS bern IN South Il
wiek. Ma. Sept 3. Is42.
Frances Eodscson Eurnet: ~ss torn h Man
chester, England, IA lS<3.
Lab0ucherc tays TIA. @t5s American gxi
has almost entirely CT OF. tbs Ea.l.sh GIRL
IL p2blic fsvur."
The portrait q Ala Rekaa. .as h-eartifrl
WOMAN g. Actually AIS Is q grez: co:sss-
dan" - &c BE- PARTED ~ Er. ksrtissw
Msmjez
Mr. Wn1izr7 sorriz b syozrsan a r-~s
beauty. al. With hsr tEo pr-tsy e.uxsssr.r
takes grsss i1toyest n bss hsslsssss ss<aAl-
- propaganda
Tie widow q Pressis1: Peix, who n "a,
9Th year. Is fseSss AID rs:h>-r forxessul -
f=a4u:a.zs hSy etsss<t2ibezs s.a trsxuu6zk.
Tie world a5cg; ksr.
Tbs grave q Esisa Hza. Jackror b n,
er2Ey covered with visiting carts IN Ay
to2lrs.s who climb Is taountx.a nnsy Czso-
r-1o Sg<iass q v1-- Ter 40 rcszss 5s.oa
ci1Sea yAcso-ia has h-gs- % es-esoo =
great f1sse-ress ,oF lie gzcse q. wAxxs sss
u &C. s-s@et 20 e. q Gag 70 by w.xk<z.s
h@-ssg her rscsr. ehs 10 uss . erfuhr.
t1aysr. bit sts trses ezEsrzr..zac RIO sss.fy
keT perEE-
]. IA sz4 t1as Fr.scezs Eaz5 q vssesc~r>-
iz-y ea4ir-<s. I. LIS yar<h q EAu6rsnxkara
tSrss I'D To ssc. G; Nks.xs, HAkaorsi a.
osso14s, a. - yeaoScs3 ssaknxzx, a.d -.
tecss also fre- k< yo1zz t-ss=1a e. o.
Eag..a soe.ssy. Win tkss r.x-s-l
cSsTsc vi.Soca CO.,, - szzaze= rrsr-x S.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
STRAY BITS

In Portugal they cure q quick-senperesd
person By inviting everybody 70 give Eirn
kick
-Four men at Gainesville, Fla, Ia twenty
DAYS killed GOO alligasors fog their hides and
teeta
The japanese are cEitivacng q taste for
beer and porter rs well as for E1rcPeaH COS
tune
Since tie beginning of the preasn. ysar
liza members az the Grand Army Q, tbs Re
public have died
An English corrt has decided that Q rssl-
road has 10 naors right to eject passenger
than 70 hehezd hin
Chess fcT the working classes l. rev sr-
pc-inens Of TIE English chees pasyerss and
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
UNSUITABLE HOMICIDE.

ST. JOSEPH Mo-, 26.-Willie Dixon, a
colored boy IA years of age, WAS shot
Thursday night by Commodore Dixon, a
negro torch bearer in a Democratic parade
at Ninth and Hall streets and instantly
killed The boy was n member of party
which had been throwing rocks in the pro-
cession, and one of them happened to hit
Dixon. He drew his revolver and fired.
The coroner's verdict was that deceased
came to his death from a pistol shot fired
by Dixon under great provocation. No
one saw the boy fall and his body was not
discovered until this morning when a
Herald carrier boy stumbled over it in a
vacant lot. The bullet entered just below
the left ear
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
GUARDING AGAINST cATTLEF FEVER.

GUARDING AGAINST CATTLE FEVER.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The commission
er of agricultural has informed the treas
ury department that cattle driven from
Sonora, Mexico, to Arizona, impart to
cattle in that territory contagious dis
ease known as spenitic fever, from which
large numbers of cattle have died. He re-
quests in view of the large cattle industry
of Arizona, and the great danger from in
lection that the importing of cattle from
Sonora into that territory be prohibited,
except at points where the animals can be
properly inspected. The treasury depart
ment has accepted the suggestion and the
collector of customs at FL Paso, Tex,
has been informed that the importation
of meat cattle from Mexico to Arizona Is
prohibited except at the supports
of Nogales and Yuma and at those points
only when it is shown they are free
from contagion and diseases.