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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-07
THE MATTER FIXED.
DR.. Blacks Criticism OF the Columbus
Institute Trustees Explained.

DR.. Blacks Criticism OF the Columbus
Institute Trustees Explained,
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Aug. eth ere was an
interview here today between Gov. Lowry,
Attorney General Miller and the Rev. DR..
W. @. Black, touching the abrogation Of
the chair recently held by Mrs. II. b.
Kels at the Columbus institute and col
lege, and the structures and criticisms
thereon effecting Gov. Lowry and the
board OF trustees OF said institution,
by DIR. Black in recent issue Of
the Meridian Ndu under the nom
deplume Of "Justitia," and reproduced by
other papers with severe editorial com.
ments. After a friendly and calm discus
sion Of the whole matter, the gentlemen
named arrived nj n satisfactory under
standing OF the questions involved. M ev-
idcnced by the following documents signed
by them respectively;
JAcKsoS, Mis-, August 1855.
published some time sine in the Me.
ridian Neirs. oyerihe signature "Justitea, "
nm article In which | reflected upon the
board Of trustees touching the adjustment
oi the chair filed by MB. II. u. kells
IN the Industrial institute and college At
Columbus, attributing this action TO Mrs.
Kells connection with the Womens'
Christian Temperance Union. After a
frank interview and full conference with
some OF the trustees, | am satisfied that
the criticism In said article upon the Gov
rrnor aud board Of trustees WIS incorrect,
and should not have been made, though
at the time made with the information
then in my possession. II was natural i0l
mo 10 reach the conclusion contained In
the article. W. Z. BLACK.
JscgsoS, Miss, Aus. ., lsss
Having had full and free conicrcnc'
with the Rev Dr. Black touching the arti
Gle over the signature. OF "Justitia, We af,
entirely satisfied that he did not intend L
do any one injustice. and We chceriulll
lcauit him OF any wrong intention ant
readily understand, with the information
IN his possession. how lac came 10 wit
he article mentioned.
RoBEHr Lowry.
T. VI. MILLER.
Gov Lowry today appointed as truste
n the Industrial institute andc ollcge th'
hon. W. II. sims, OF Columbus, vice th
Hon. James y, Harrison, resigned.
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Humphrey. County tor Adkins.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
wAvERLY, Tenn, Aug. GA very CO.
pious rain fell here last night and the farm
crs and merchants are elstcd. Crops are
fine. Corn was never better
The election passed OF quietly. Every.
thing vent Democratic and this county 10
divided on Harris aud Atkins, the MAJOR.
~ being Tor Atkins Comptroller Pickard
IL At home on q visit TO bis family and
iriends.
u. Conuslly. Of Arkansas, IL visiting his
sister. Mr. J. s. Hemphill, who IA ~.
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The nad,s Kovu NJ.

oiu lhsj a5L they shonid know that
RagsGm Root Linlmenl cured big bead In
mJl~' iui w. 4. Hunt o. Adsiryille, KY
o. q dhlofy O. FGfti station, Tent.
.u.,H HIs '.ul' u stits tiaggsf. With ~ ln
.lt. rii K.Hf - iifimciu u invaluable
O. H,.t aH, t,a;, tLs Bt ismliy should he
D., .,..,t q emu fsT toiil,. fti sale al
e. ..i,, 8 ..iLg t.o'o, 80. az Asiubut
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DnISE MaIto for the neryes.
ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC.

The Victory an Easy one-All Right at
Birmingham.
MoNroouERY, Ala, Aug. G.-The lelcc-
ton today was for Governor and State
officers aud members Of the Legislature.
The Republicans had candidates In only a
few counties and made but little effort In
the canyasG Nearly every candidate for
the Legislature was a Democrat Gov
Scay's majority will he large, the returns
20 lar received indicating a fair Democrat
and a email Republican vote.
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A SOCIAL SENSATION.
Unexpected Marriage OF Mr.. Ferd Berry
and Miss Dora Kondig.

Two well known society people, Mr..
Ferd Berry and Miss Dora kendig,
created a sensation among their friends
yesterday morning by suddenly uniting
their fortunes for veal or woe. No one
had been apprised Of the anticipated nuP-
tails, and the announcement Of the event
occasioned genuine surprise. Only few
relatives we're present at the marriage,
which occurred at O'Clock in the morn.
ing at st. Mays church, on Poplar
street.
Immediately following the ceremony
the happy couple took the Louisville Il
Nashville train Tor Chicago and the north.
west. Mr.. Berry IL a valued attache OF
the wholesale grocery house Of u. n.
Estis 4 Co. His bride Is one Of the prot.
test and most charming young ladies In
society.
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THE DEMocRATIo BANNER

Faliantiy Carried Ia 3ississlppl by tho
Voters Of MorgaE's District.
Correspondence Il The Ap.e4L
ErpoRA. Mrs. Au;. q. The people 4;
his place arr very much cn,huycl over
he campaign. Al ne working witt
might and main 70 further tie ru'd old
Democratic principles. We arc glad to
note. alSo. that vry many prrons are
subscribers =" ,uu. ,uiuai'ir imuG herr.
More too, wc 'ln;. 1.'. 49," b. '"l..H BOO
their homvs rr toe oHI..-h "'.f a.,
with Ia aid, and iu, H'sisi.t "t'' .. .'...
workers In our cause, Nc slIai De- alliance.
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Al, p,sb, a, birmingham.

Special Dispatch 70 The AlpsAh
BnMISonAN, Ala, Aug. 0.-Thc State
and county elections passed off quietly to-
day. though with fair vote. Tho iudicn'
tions are that the Democratic ticket will
have about 1000 majority IN the county.
Democratic maioritios are reported from
several close counties.
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A Prediction.
Froa the Henderson New Eia

ffon the Bsudetson New IA
We predict that II the Democracy could
capture the Senate Of the American union,
thereby obtaining complete possession Of
the national government, and hold % 70 u
for rofiod VI two eonseC Gtiye te'ut, tue
mass Of the colored voters would he 'ouns
supporting the Democracy vita - Gsss
enthusiasm ~ they have h.Te,o!ois Icr'
portuL Rteuhl!canlkm.
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A Great Mistake.

rr.u ne Columbia rTcnn.l iisfsid.
We think we voice the majority Of the
Good men Who voted for prohibition last
IN when We say this third party move.
,nept II a great mistake.
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n vcr re going 10 buy > Cotton Din this
,,ny don 4 fnil a. write ~ tie Brown Cotton
iiiu Co. Ncw ioulua Conu. Tor their prices
md testimonials 81 IA thousands who have
used thom Tb,fs are great many Of them
In this stats.
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TIL E.
RhOdeSFuTnituTeCO
NO. 355 SECOND ST.
CHANGE OF FIRM.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

We have this dAy sold the Meat nclAtunsni y
,,,, bnstu.ss 10 thr Vilitk AHAM rAIkiSU MD
pWOVISIuN COMPANY, ui which our NJ }, "
rrpprt has been elected Treasurer aud General
- Luslnr,s under the old firm name ~ e w
Go,rr & 10 aud the fpsh Meat buinos under
the name " GniCf Cold storage tnmTmnyi AZ
heretofore NJ the corner ~ TUnursscc and buucr
stnrets oncc No Madison strcyt
We hereby tcndef our thanks a. our friends fog
many ycars IT patronage. AMI al a continuance VI
tbe same 4. MCINTYRE.
] IL rtfIiN
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BETHELL'S BONANZA.
THE NORTHWESTERN g. wYANpoTTE
SPREADING OUT ITS ARMS.

A Memphis CapitalistWho Will Probably
Gocole Up a Railroad 445 Miles
neutrality-suspicious. to that End Now
in Progress.
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nm JOHNSON b acknowledged b, sn parties ~
/ tstssisi e. b. far The mot FHiUHvsstul phga'
slsn In tns treatment u private ~ sesfr diseascs
IulrL permanent clfcF guariuiccl l1 eiefy case
male % female Hcrcut Casrs Of buulfthea ani
>, uhtiis tufsi In a few daia WttiuIii TIE usc ot
nisfrufy change Of diet Of hiudfanuc ifuin bust
ness secondary syphilis, Tie last ,esuge efsit
los Of semen st1ptei Va short time. sufferers
nom inp0ttnty ~ luss ~ sexual prwcts respfeiD
'Ire yisof In lev Neeta Victims oi eli shuss
and etusstiyr Nensfy, sunrrnH tom sl-tnaiuffhea
and ias. N physical aud mruisl foNgf, slHedllL
spd permanently rutui. PARTICULAR attention PAID
Ia DC Diseases u Numrn, AMI Guns gusunicc
IIles and Old ssfes cured without The w ol rsls1
az the kuilr Al consultations suirty Cunn4sf
tai NsdiCines sent - stpfvS " ~ Ilfu Of u's
country,
&c Norsinyaen cured Al bali tho usual fal-A
One houfs lron . atiuzk "a. ~ uClo't -
II = IuuN=n N ND
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Tho Lt.-oovsrso, u Illinois.

porp', HIrnlor 10 inv,iu.hl. for all tinds
Of Pain, Inflammation and ismouhsges.
F,csll,nes ,a-i,, ,-dahoa. B,sars v o0rtA-
"a, t.,laf,Oai If porD's Etrhlcr.
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RoBEnr IowRY.
~ a.

Gov. Lowry today appointed as trustee
" the Industrial institute andc ollcge the
Hon. W. II. sims, OF Columbus, vice the
Hon. James y. Harrison, resigned.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
To Reorgani.o the Paten. once.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. %. = In the senate
Mo- I'd " Mr.. German introduced three bills.
al the Z, quest of j. Frank Morrison, of Bal
iimore, president Of the N ,tional Il ectric AS
sociatlon, which look toward the complete
reo' & tnizstIon Of the patent office. The first
hill provides for. the appointment by the
president OF a patent commissioner at IS, 90
a year. for six years. He Is to have an as
slstant, and three chief OK sminers ut o., 100
a year a pipce. The second bill provi los for
the establishment OF a court Of patent APP
peals, with a chief ju.tio. and thrss aso-
ciates. at $500 a piece a year. They shall
have authority to appoint marshals and a
full rerinue OF the clerks. ETC.. aud are to
consider all appeals from the decision Of the
commissioner. The third bill provides that
n patent may be obtained on al article which
has been patented abroad. and a
foreign patent shall not invaliiate a
patent In this country on a similar article.
These bills are the outcome Of the meeting OF
the Electric association in Detroit last week.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
All Sorts OF Poison.

Mr.. W. i. Daley, Adverti'in NJ Agent 81
the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad, writes:
"Inflammatory rheumatism swcllel my
legs and arms 80 twice their natural size.
! suffered exuuciatiug pain. Your Won
derful = :. > rnuGc - complete cure.
Major Siiiry Herbert, editor of Tho
SoUthtrn CuIGcotOy md Dire Farmer,
Alfalfa, Co., writes: II have fully tested
the virtues of Swift's Specific, both as n
rheumatism cure and n tonic. It has done
even more than its proprictors claim for 1t.
Mr.. Michael Long, Jr,. with the Stto-
bridge photographic CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
writes: II suffered for two years with II
terrible itching aud painful sores on my
neck, arms, hands and fingers. No ply
stefan could help INC. ). S. y. relieved
me perfectly and feel like a new man.
Mrs. Amanda Ingle. Of Gastonis, N. c.,
writes my baby. when four months
old, developed s%c,o,ula. lie had two se-
we're risings und sures on the neck. sent
for our Family physician, who pronounced
IL SC, ofuli, nIni prescribed s. 8: &. for il.
1 gave The baby : >. ;, and IL so got
the disease under control. The sores are
healed, and the baby is we'll and healthy.
j know s. $, 5. ell its life, and ] told
our doctor 30. lie is u regular physician,
and prescribed 8. S. s. for the baby ss soon
az lie saw il had scrofula.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. TnE SWIFT eTECIBJC Co.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ca.
TIE TIMES-S1 90 u year.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
Sad Result of Playing Ghost.

HMLsBoRo, Ohio, Feo. 29.-Six miles
southeast OF this place lives William Means,
a wealthy farmer. Last Thursday evening
the young folks of the neighborhood met
there at a merry making. While the nj was
at its height two mischief FLOWING sisters
named Slower, thinking only Of a little adj
ditional sport, left the house and dressed up
in ghostly fashion. Tney wrapped them
selves in sheets, put on false faces mad Of
dough, and then burst SUI ldsnly in upon the
guests. Four young ladies tainted az sig t
of the awful spparitions Two we're restored
to consciousness without serious trouble, the
two others, Misses Dora Il. Atkins and l. zzle
CLANCY, were restored only to pass into Il
condition of Fri .htful delirium, screaming
and crying constantly. The physicians hold
but slender hopes of the recovery of their
reason.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
GOULD WILL GET AWAY.
The Statute of Limitations Prevents His
Indictment For Misappropriation.

Inc statute OF Limitations Prevents HiS
II dic,mcnt For Missppropriation.
NEW York, Feb. She grand jury
has Tor several days been investigating the
charges against Gould aud Sage OF larceny
Of trust moneys in Pacific railway deals
many years ago., n on Tuesday went before
Judge Cowng, and asked in connection
with the Complaint, II the statute OF limlta-
tions beglns to rui in relation to "withhoid.
ing trust mon-ys from The day when the
crime of mis-. preparation was committed
Or fion the time CT the discovery OF the
facts in the casei"
Ju &c Cowing said in reply: sTbe crime
Is undoubtedly u Ieloay, and therefore ths
statuCe of ii MIC tito Is o. fy, y,ari app lot
" henever there is a fraudulent and le.oni-
Gus transportation. in my jud ment. the
g. atute OF limitations begins TO run from that
day. So be ore you would bs permittel to
indict any person under this 1, Q ion OF the
law it would have to appear that the alleged
incorporation had taken place within five
years. There is one exception 10 that. II
the committer of the ofense was without the
jurisdiction of the court it does not begin To
run until he reaches the Jurisdiction OF tho
court"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
Simmens Liver Regulator

Is what the name indicates a "Regu-
lator" of the most important organ,
the liver. Is your liver out Of order?
Then is your whole system deranged
the breath offensive, you have head
ache, feel languid, dispirited and ner
vous, no appetite, sleep is troubled
and unrefreshing. Simmons Liver
Regulator restores the healthy action
of the liver.
The friends Of Frederick Douglass
will give him a reception in Washing.
ton on the occasion 1f his 7Ist
birthday, Feb. IS.
w. E. Barrett. OF the Boston Record
writes home that Washington opinion
points Allison or Harrison as tho Re.
pL.blicsn choice at Chicago, with
Congressman Mckinley as a promis-
ing dark horse.
John c. Emo, the Ncy York fugi
tive, arrived at Montreal, Feb. 4, &C.
companied by Jules Tessler, his
Quebec counsel They were met by
Geo. S. Ferry, of New York, solicitor
for Euo's family, and negotiations
were opened for Eno's return. The
difficulty between himself and wife
being settled, they will again live to
gether. FIR. Emo refuses to converse
on his affairs.
/ have not used all Of one bottle
yet. ] suffered from cataah for twelve
years experiencing the na~useating
dropping in the throat peculiar to
that disease, and hose bleed almost
daily. ] tried various remedies with
out benefit until last April, when l
saw Ely's Cream Balm advertised in
the Boston Budget. / procured a
bottle, and since the first days use
have had no more bleeding-the
soreness is entirely gone.-D. G,
Davidson, with the Boston Budget,
formerly with Boston Journal.
Miss Viola Scudder, a niece OF
Horace Scudder, is giving lectures on
literature before Wellesley College.
The young lady graduated from Smith
College and finished her studies in
England. She is a talented lecturer
and has a well trained mind.
Regulate the Regulator by using
Warmers Log Cabin Sarsapsrilla,
The largest bottles 10 the market,
Your druggist will order f,r q Il
he hisn'i II. Ipsis, upon hs"'"a the
best. Use no other. H.: as no
equal
A cbildfcn's ward gas opened re.
Gently In the Pennsylvania Hospital,
II was bull, by Mrs John Wanamake'
at q cost Of $4,000.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09

r.,ss twenty years Z Paw Paw built .
s>0.v VO school house. issuing bonds therefor.
The Leaf 81. 900 will be paid this year, but
over vi, w in interest OF the bonds has been
drawn from the taxpayers The interest
problem is one that counts with unerring Ger.
taintv.
Grand Haven 10 reaching out after an
Episcopal college, and as Congr, s'man Ford
offers 10 help the project along with a lot OF
congressional documents. 1t may DO settled as
a go"
Northern Michigan 10 experiencing an 80
migration boom, thou ght TO be largely due to
DAkota's bllxzariy experience
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
II This be Treason, Mako tho Mos. Of Il

If This be Treason, Make the Most OF 1t.
Whoever thinks that Mr.. Cleveland Ii
going to be renominated for president
without opposition Is very much mistaken.
He is going to have opposition, and it Is
going to come from his own state.-Bir
mingham Age Dem.).
March April May
Are The mouths in which to purif,
he blood, as the system is now most
susceptible to benefit from medicine
Hence now is the time 10 AXE
Hoods Sarsaparilla, a medicine pc
c%uliarly adapted for the purposes,
possessing peculiar curative powers.
it expels every impurity from The
blood, aud also gives it vitality and
richness. II creates an appetite,
tones the digestion, invisorates the
liver, and gives new lite and vi5or TO
every function of the body. The
testimony Of thousands, as 10 the
great benefit derived from Hoods
Sarsaparilla' should convince every
body that il is peculiarly the best
blood purifier and spring medicine
Youth and age have too little sym
patty with each other. Ii the young
would remember that they may be
old, and the old remember that they
nave been young, the world would be
the happier.
Martin Irons, the head and front
of the St. Louis strike two Yeas ago
IS now on trial in that city on q
charge of destroy ins telegraph wires.
Marshall p. Wilder is going to Jap
an to try his jokes on the Mikado.
Miss Emma Thursby has been The
guest of Mrs. Ole Bull at Cambridge
Gov. Rusk, of Wisconsin, is at
Thornesville, Ga, and is improving
in health.
DR.. William A. Hammond does no,
believe that it is a physical necessity
that men should die.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
Cutting Down Expenses.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 9.-The secre-
tary OF the treasury has issuel an order cut
ting down expenses in public buildings for
the remainder of the fiscal year. reducing
the salary Of the assistant at the Chicago
custom house from $500 to 81, 400, and max
ing the following dismlssals; One superin-
tendent OF closets, ut % a day; one ~jani,or,
at 81, 900 per year; two assistants ~janitors at
$50 a month each: two elevator conductors
at 81 a day each; one Waterman ut $50 u
month; five cleaners at 81. 6 a day each.
The dismissal is also ordered of one laborer
at $40 a month and one janitor at So q
month at Springfield, Ills., and one assistant
at S45 a month at Dubuque, Iowa.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
A Cour..hir Of rwenty-rwo Years.

ToULoN, Tenn, Feb. IA courtship
lasting twenty-five years has just ended here
by the marriage OF the parties In 1916
Evander Cameron, aged 81. fell in love with
and proposed marriage to Miss Mary Baynes.
% yesrs old. He was accepted, but the
young lady's father objected. The daughter
refused to marry without the old gentleman's
consent, which he refused. For twenty-five
years Cameron called to SEQ his sweetheart
twice a week. until at last the barrier to the
union was removed in the death OF thr
father. and the faithful lovers were welded
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
A DEADLY RIVER DISASTER.

Thirty to Forty Lives Lost by q Perry boat
Boiler Explosion.
VALLEJO. Cal, Feb 2a.-Ths ferry boat
Julia exp.oded her boiler Monday morning,
while about fifty passengers were on hoard.
1t is though that between thirty and forty
lives were lost. Up to a late hour Monday
evening twelve bodies had been recovered,
two Of which were burnsd beyond rccogni-
lion. Fifteen more, whosa names are known,
are missing and many Others are supposed to
be lost whose names are pos known. The
ten identified are: Melville Hodgkins,
Joseph Fragas, William SamAam, Ole Mel
son, Alfred Madison. Michael Branley, John
Brevick, William Stark, Edward Rule, and
o man named Hiooipe
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
Tho "Weta" Win the Day.

ANN AMOR, Mich. Feb. %. The prohi.
bition election Monday was the hottest ever
held here and a large vote was polled- There
were q number of collisions during the day
between the Germans and their opponents.
and In the Second ward there came very
near being blood spilled. The swet" workers
drove the studan.s from the field. Both par
ties received large reinforcements sni skirin.
ished back and forth until the polls closed.
but no further conflict took place. TIE yore
resulted: Local option, 500; "%aesr,'
4 fee,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
E...Sn of au Old War u ,r~-.

KSoSv ?, TenG., Feb ~ T." OH war
horse - = i Lnnon, VII! "As in che
Ninth iud "a cavalry dur.n; the late wac.
died here Monday. II was "a years old and
next to the Oldest war horse in this section.
cold John" the famous steed Of Gen. Jo-
seph Cooper, is still living near this place.
The animal is 90 years old and has for yea'e
been tho principal attraction at all Memor'
ial Day celebrations, being almost uorshipei
by many ex-F Federal soldiers.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 2a-The village Of
Manlius, a few miles from hero Is terror
stricken by the sudden appearance OF m,lig-
nant diphtheria which has already brought
desolation to a number OF homes. Monday
the Union school closed indefinitely. The
Sullivan and Smith blocks in which a num-
Der of families live are quaraptineL There
are several desperate cass in these blockL
Sunday morning John Morr s. s-year-old son
died after an illness Of only twelve hours.
Tue same man lost a 3-yesr.old child on Fri
day. Other deaths nave occurred in the
village and in addition to the many cases
four new ones we're reported Monday. IL is
fsared the contagion has been w.'Alv snraad
The H"msiess at Mount Vernon.
MOUNT VERNON. Ills, Feb. p. The
weather continues extremely cold. The
homeless have suffered greatly during the
past forty eight hours. The finance commit
tee has issued a card to the general pub ic.
stating that all subscriptions received will be-
devoted to the purchase OF Luilding material.
household furniture, and other articles neces-
sary to provide the destitute and needy with
shelter. Up TO date the committee has rs
ceived a sufficient quantity Of clothes and
food TO supply all dsmands
Lot south ern Republicans Awake.
Republican apathy or activity In the
south during the coming nine months Is
quite likely to be the discriminating factor,
one way or tho other, Of the political com
plexion OF the national administration for
four years from the 4th Of March, 1885,
Albany Express.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
A Colorado Bank officer Arrested.

CANON CITY, Colo, Feb. GA. r
Gunner, late cashier of the Exchange bank
which failed last week, was arrested Monday
on an affidavit sworn to by the postmaster
for a violation of the state law which makes
it n penitentiary offense for a bank to take
deposits within thirty days after the officers
know that their Institution Is insolvent. lie
WAS raleasad on SO. 600 bond.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
For SALE.

Good farmiLp ands adjacent TO kAilroad
Tide good. In townships of Abbey, Brady
Chapin, Bran, and Fremont, Saginaw a."
Elba, Gratioi Co.; Fairfield. Shiawas..,
Co.; Midland aud Gladwin &c Choi,, a.
lone acres. Terms of saie ,o sui, purchs,
srs N'~o'wr improved farms f., sal, -
:png ti.pt. fuquire ~ .)sBukA,
s)Nos.r
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-09
Bushes. Buildings Destroyed.

DOVER, N. H., Feb. 2a.-Fire broke out in
Sapaorn's clock at Great Falls Tuesday
morning. resulting in the complete destruc-
ton OF the S,nborp, Fitzpatrick. Bates. and
Marston buildings Total loss, SIS. 900;
nearly fully insured. 1t Is supposed the fire
Originated in the clothing store Of J. w.
Rates