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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

OUR SPECIAL TALK TO-DAY Is ABOUT
TWO PARTICULAR STYLES SUITED To
YOUNG MEN.
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o. INCH GOLD.TOP GLORIA, 81 90; BLACE
IORussian Hare Nuns, SOC. 45-inch Dainask Towel
with V-inch woven border and 6-inch fringe, Soc
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GENTS FURNISHING DEPT
All our Csc fourth hand and scarfs will 20 ct 21t
each.
All our SOC. Gents Merno Underwear, Shirts .nt
Drawers will 20 at Acc. each.
All our IS. 90 Gents yaranese Silk Smoking Jscke&
in all colors will 20 at SO 90.
at 19c q pair
All our 25c plain and white suspenders will 20 q
15c. each. -
Al our 25 Gents dog skin gloves tevery pair war
rantedl will go at Csc o pair.
All our 81. so cream silf brocaded Mufiers win r
at 81 CO. " o
81 our 75c cream Satin Striped Mufaers viii 70 o
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LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT.
s.s
lot LAsher Lap Tablets, at cost
lot Cigarette Cases. value 81 to sl75, special sale
lot q odds and ends of satchels. value 5Oc. and
lot Of all Leather Pocket Books value Soc to &C.,
I lot Of Leather Purses value 15c to 2Oc, special
LOT Purses, value Csc, special sale price, 1oxc.
lot Gents wallets, value Soc, special sale price,
lot of Real Russian Leather Pocket Books, value
u. 70, special sale price, S119.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
The choice of our best French Felt Hats and Bon.
ans .s sHI Price si1e s7S
Is s. Is and &c. .pse sal. is' pss
900 Handmade Fascinstors and Toboersus. in
PINK Blue Cream. Cardinal. Brown, Black, he, We're
80, 40 and Soc, special sale price Sic.
RIBBON DEPARTMENT
Satin Stripes: fof Fancy Mori sold for IS and Soc
100 pieces Satin 9. G. Ribbon plain and Picot edge
20 Cartons Satin Ribbon, for Fancy Work, sold from
TO l2'sc. yard special sale price Sc. I'd.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
lot Pocket Toilets, containing Comb, Tooth pick
6uttoner -buttoner and Mirror; were 25c.
I lot French Pocket Mirrors; were 25c. Special
1 lot Boxes Of Stationery, Gilt Edse Cards and
Envelopes; value, 15c Special sale price 7c
lot Boxes Of EItr. Heavy Paper and Envelopes
value. 25c. Special sale price. 12'<c. box.
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Granville, Ind.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
EVANSVILLE Ind, Dec. 2l.-All locals, ten
In number outon time, with excellent traffic,
considering this is holiday week The Buck.
eye State passed up at II o'clock this morn
ing, literally stuffed full; hardly made room
Tor her Evansville business but managed to
take all the lots that her agents had signed
for. She will arrive Wednesday at daylight.
All well. The Mary Houston and Ohio
both wire from Cairo TO arrive tomorrow
afternoon, wanting traffic. The Paris G.
Brown wires from Tell City TO arrive at 7
O'Clock tonight, and will proceed tomorrow.
Christmas no traffic will be done on the
wharf. The United States beacon.lirht
steamer Golden Rod left for the Tennessee
River this morning at o'clock. The De.
Soto is below Tell City, and wires that she
VIII arrive at this port at midnight,
aud will get away before daylight as there i
but little traffic for her here. Business. con.
tinucs active in all directions, something
unusual az this season OF the year. The
Paris G. Brown will add fifteen head. of
milch cows here and like numberat Mount
vernon for New Orleans also a large lot Of
turkeys forty coops) at Uniontown. The
George llsle, with Capt Lehy's new tow
boat Louis li0uk, In tow, arrived nj 3 o'clock
This afternoon and lays over until morning
light
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MERRY Christmas to all.
InB Granite States leaves this evening al
o'clock for Cincinnati
The United States snagboat John r. Meigs
will proceed to Red River this morning.
The City of St. Louis tolegaphs TO pass
here this morning, bound for 81. Louis.
THE Arkansas City from st. Louis passed
here yesterday bound for Natchcz. She put
OIL here Zoo packages Of freight and added
seyenty-liye tons of way freight.
: CAPT. I. n. KMBRouGH, o well known
steamboat man and owner of the tug Ella
kimbrough, died at Cairo Sunday after a
long and painful illness
THE Anchor line boats all have 10 bring
lighters out from st Louis TO Cairo, as the
river IS still very low and the prospects
good for an early closing by ice. The first
cold snap will do the business
TIE Golden Rule with all the freight she
could handle and big passenger list, passed
here yesterday afternoon on her way from
Cincinnati TO New Orleans. She stopped
here long enough TO take on few passengers.
NEXT Thursday, Dec. u, another attempt
will be made to sell Grey's Iron line at Pitts
burg. Carnegie d Co., proprfotors Of the
big steel rail rolling mills at Pittsburg, II is
said, are negotiating for the purchase Of the
whole iieet, both steamers and bargcs.
TnE Mississippi and Ohio Pilots Society,
with ll9 members, will hold their annual
election of directors on the 3lst day of De-
cember in st. Louis. The society will place
q report box on the wharfboat at Natchez
Miss All pilots will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
THE Coahoma went out yesterday after.
noon for Arkansas City in place OF the i'll
fatcd steamer, Kate Adams. Capt. VIM.
Hodge was in command, with Harry Bcsbin
in charge Of the Office. Captain Cheek and
Clerk Banker remained In the city TO at
tend to some business matters.
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specinl Dispatch TO The Appeal
CAIRo. H., Dec. 2i-The Granite State
put of Loo kegs nails this morning early
and left Tor Memphis with good trip. m,
Mary Houston and the Ohio. both up thi.
evening. were loaded deeply. The Mime.
tonka, the Mississippi and the Ethcridrc ar.
rived from the Government works today.
The Cherokee has cotton aud lumbcf for 81.
Louis aud was drawing = feet. The Sidney
Dillon brought out two h1rgcs from 81.
Shields are here 90 spend Christmas. II Is
rumorcd that the Cherokee will come ont in
the Anchor Line IN place Of the City Of Mon
roe. Clcrk Billy Bankcr and part Of the
crew a the Kate Adams went through here
for home by nail today. The Bald Eagle
took ln empty barge 10 Paduoah 10 winter
quarters today. The weather is warm and
clear. River - feet, rise Of inches.
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AtGrc.nriIIn- Ms.

Bpoohl Dispatch 90 The Appeal
0REESyiLLE Miss, Dec. q, p.m.-Tho
City Of Providence. for Natchcz. went down
Of o o'clock pm. q. J.. Grant, for Arkansas
City passed up at 10 o'clock am, Grand Re.
public arrived early this morning. put OF
thirty-l0ur bales cotton, 600 sacl,s seed, and
after coaliug mp left for New Orleans al o
o'clock pm. with 1900 bales cotton. 1000
sacks seed, and engagements for 900 more
bale, cotton between here and Nicdsburg.
River ~ stationary; weather fine.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

/ 1NDER AND by VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED
- executed 20 the undersigned Trustees by
Ferguson d Hampson on the 4th day of Janunrv
lssl, recorded IN Mississippi County Ark, IN
SSSru Booa vol ~ pases 49, 40 etc, the in
paid, at the request Of the bonecinries we will on
Saturday. January .. 1889.
In legal hours, in front OF the courthouse door Of
s9ld Aississppi county Ark, in the town OF Osce.
Ola sel 10 the highest bidder for cash the folnyy
ing described real estate, situated IN said county
l9wlt The trct OF land known as the "Nodcnai
plhhuuon, containing about x 200 acres fractional
part OF section q containing $50 76lO) acres frac
llon northeast quarter OF section 10 a. acres: east
fractional part of section IS containing 40 iOlOO
acres northwest qunrter OF section iS 100 acreg
northwest quarter oi section 10 100 acres south.
west quarter OF section Is leo ncrcs-nll In town.
snip II, north base line md OF range ii east Of
lhe principal meridian the east half Of the south.
east quarter OF section /. northeast imeOn of SEQ.
llon 100 l-lu0 ncnvs; west fractional half of sec.
uon u, ia $500 acres east half OF the northeast
uusI,er 0iH.cuoh y, ~ acres southeast quarter Of
section IL, leo acres west half OF the northeast
quarter OF section H. ~ acres east half Of the
northeast quarter of section X 80 acres southeast
quarter OF scctirn y 100 aorcs: southwest qunrter
o. section T. l6J acres northwest quarter of sec.
non ~ Ivy ACRES west hall of the northwest quar-.
YER ol section y, ~ ucr0s, west hall Oi the south.
east quarter oil section !, 80 acres northwest qunr.
Ter OF section 100 acres east hal. OF the southeast
quarter OF section 2 ~ acres. east half of the
northeast quarter Ol section H. 50 nrrex southeast
quarter OF section u, 100 acrcs northeast quarter
OF section ~ lUl acres EAST fractional part Of Tho
northwest fmctiunal quartcrof section Ia taacres
fractional part Of the southwest Quarter OF section
"a ~ acfes-al IN township N north range 10 east
Terms OF salc-Cash. Title believed good bu
we sell and convey "a Trustees only. This Noycm
pei " looa ID. II. pOSTON
h. 4. POsTON
Trustepa
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~ Cincinnati.


Special Dispatch 70 Tho Appeal
CiyuvSiu o.. Dec. 2L-Thc river 4 sta.
liuuary, with - feet 10 inches Of water In
The channel Weather clear and warm for
The season. The Scotia. from and 10 Pitts.
burg, was the only movement outside Of the
local Packets.
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Movements at the Levee.

:, Arriyals-Eugene, Arkansas River Golden
Rule, Cincinnati John II. Meigs, st. Louis;
Arkansas City, st. Louis.
/, Departures--James Lee, Frars Point; Rosa
Lee, Oseeola; Coahoma, Arkansas City;
Golden RULE New Orleans; Arkansas CITY,
Natchez.
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Dissolution Notice.

MENrn;s, Icnn., December 70. 1854.
Notice Is hereby given that the firm Of CuT &
Whitaker proprictor Of the Clarendon Hotel. 4,
this day dissolved, by mutual consent. sald A. W..
Whitaker alone IS authorized to collect and rccclpt
for oil Indebtedness due said firm, and assumes all
Liabilities. JAMES CUFF
A. W WHITAKER
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sin-cnfihn nIrnr.-

OTuCr si0yAL srHVCE U.RA,
, MLHruis 1,uu, Dec. q l,,s
Tho following observations orc taken nj nil ia.
tons named iu tLo tfh meridian time. which L.
one huuf later Than Memphis time.
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Dissolution Notice.

TUE FIRM CALLED THE MEMPHIS CIDER
~ anu vinegar Company, composed of y. Ruser
X. = Lee and ~. ~ Jones aud LATELY cnnducting
business IN near Of 10 aud rs Front street 4 I'M.
Gay dissolved by mutual consent The aid n. h
- tul ~ ~ Jones, having purchased the entire
assets Of said irm viii pay al Inc ,lchis owing by
3i.d urn, aud aw alone entitled TO collect audi NJ
cent Tor all Indebtedness due or 10 become due 10
AAHl@ =. RUsER
RE LIE
O., NJ. H. JONES
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Memphis. Tenn pcoomsc, & ISM NJ IL JONES
RUPTURE CURED.

DR.. z. NOBLE.
Specialist IN the Curc ~ RUPTURE and all Forms q,
chronic Diseases, Male OF Female
DtPruRE CURED WITHOUT THE KNEE M,
~ liulnncc 10 lusiuess by the RIcdicatr.l
h1it l'ad truss and ollce Treatment
IN Lisea'o, OF Women. a. all their forms, give
hnmel o. .siiei nnd permanent cure
FTlctlie, liydpoclc und Nnricoocle and all forms
on hl'ui bisfne', cured In short time guarantee
,Ntff 'hH lake lIusycs made aud hitcl Cal
Ivf hniAc hni address OF cures made in the city,
onirri 10. 90 JkITERsON STREET.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

lfrr'fsnrin ~ me oo'n1H wn b esare,f =, r1i, 0,
iic IorifO moons insufigH. nf0 Atoilgai, ~. oas
urft. f0s
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Martin Cohen, tho halter. 2lO Main
tireci, under Duiiy's Hotel, will give each
purchaser u Hat, Cap or Umbrella a
beautiful Christmas card.
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lNsrnR your wn.houseg in the Citizens
Insurance company, No. % Madison street.
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A,iUsE,iENrs.

ATTACHMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATKR
~ Prank Cray Manager.
Tonight MntincCs Xmas and Saturday,
Tho Idol ui the fun.ioving Public,
KATE CAsILErON.
KATE CAsILETON
And Her Superb Company OF Comedians In Her
latest Laughing sucfcss,
A PAPER DOLL
A PAPER DOLL.
All the Latest Music. Including Mis- Castlciou's
Famous Topical song.
"lor Goodness sake Don't say Told You"
MONDAY. Dec a-LosT IN NEW YORK.
NJoNDERLAND TIIGATER AND MUSEUM.
w lgj aud W Main strppt. nctWccn Adams and
Washington.
Grand opening. Monday. Dec. "a
The Worlds Collections Of wondcn 10 be Seen for
"UNk DIME"
Among Tho many features on exhibition are
ltUt Chnf Miller aud Nine. l0ruw,
Bohemian Glass Workers.
Tho Darlington Master Alvin, rr0i Larry
Miss Mabel Adams Ms Gray. Thomas Adams,
The Human Balloon.
brlmnnln the Man serpent
And other freaks ui nIiuw too numerous 10
Ibis a strictly Family Resort,
Ana worthy ui The patronage ~ the bost Of our
Citluus.
oNE DINE ADMITS TO ALL
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purc home made candies, put up IN clio.
CANT boxes, Tor Christmas presents.
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Asa your dru.glst ior llylo.

"halcfs Norwegian Cod liver on" heals tho
lunrs. builds ut Watio gnd affrnfthrna mo Al
lAklN AtU.. Philadelphia.
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Dr. BLVs CELEBRATED PAT
~ ENf ARTIFICIAL LFGs AID
II Alih have nll thr motion ~ tho
H. lNs nHiuf limbs Perfect riUsfiri Ion
Ia ~ ii nll Gases of no Iay. rfiurs o..
AL pa ~ durrdi toln Manufacturer iBf
II III Itrl.l maincl l.uulsiaun soldiers rutrh.
EW w. II O. nud fuHus IT ail ftFios and
" Hij1lf. pfiors Pamphlets and pfooIlst
t--A-s--1*-1 tgut FREQ
A. MCDERNoTr. Harufnci-frr
n s0-l tnnfiff street New orleans
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ron SALE

ron SALE
A NuMBLR or SMALL FARMS. CONSISTING
~ 81 ~ ,A " ana 300 arrCs o. miles frum eli,
on Raleigh aud Poplar tIrr,t fnlda tWill fcit uf
time. EK. ai Madison sirst
A SUBURBAN GRODEU GOOD STAND. WILL
~ aell cheap teason. i'l health. u ~. Appeal
A No J. GROCfRY ruR sAiE. poiNG A coon
~ but.nc..' Icayon iufscilinE ill health Adj
| dfce J.. Appeal Office
A CHOICE RESIDENCE oN MADISON IN
~ near the husInia part IT the cly. ~ i.
| GufIk a CO, q Mad IN street
InAvip cAE1.IsLTs CuFRRATrD COW
| - trci 1r0nf0st milk Producing fool known.
Extensively ufcd IN oil iho Northern diifIrs.
W. ,. tiiAsk a 90 ~ Main o.
| LIVERY uUGGY. CARRIAGE. WAGON. nan.
~ hus' in ny tloru must d. CLOSED out ~ Janu.
HfNJEs 10 Main street.
EoRsALE on MoSTnLYrAYNENr
iois from sio go o '1o, In barton & Lambs
lot, 80 . i1oii % liiHan lamb a whites Ray
| burn avenue ruFlltlt.HI.
Lott $50 'arh Ia Barlu 4 lambs Robson ave
hani % Hrrc iois o. barton 4 lambs POPLAR
tuc.t fuhiivisiln, at 10 o. frptrr nrtr.
Nv "h monthly quarterly OF fcmi annual pay.
VA hulld houses e uii rurhascn Send ior
BAETDN& LAMn.
No. M0ut3c Hrct
MEMHEmnwTo NeHCiANIs FncliANGT
W cheap Addfes 'blriNt-t' rans Appeal
OlprArEls. AT ATRIAL OFFICE DClNrs
" Ter hundfUt.
SMAlL PAIN ara uAEGAiN. sNus rEoW
> Memphis on MIA ID l.allfuad. milo if"m
liEsiip nssi isia,e l-sil, i sus6i,o88 p ,'9s
W. HAVE FOR gALE A NuNnrR og
w iauh' from 70 p .al arns on Memphis 4
hsf u, lon, Lonisylll: q hahyillo. Midland nui
ifum Memphis also. frnodno baiiam n'ant.iioGs.
Beside. . lafg. ~ of ny pforguy which We viii
take pleasure 10 shoWlHf GUuuWYN Il flIAUD
Real Estate Agents. Madison ffott
On nonsg POwEr gENrERcRANK FNOiSE
~ With i0sn ubfght ioIisf' somrisio 1,ti
cheap n iol y rad .igct tiaeinnsii % o p'D'N
10000 daS ' o. III Ma eoig n 4, y t.i
l logg suitable ,, ~ fg vgrt shss,lug on roeioi
,'t"n HnolA ein W ~ trv cheap Gall ga |
W Oooift h.s Mpdt'lsrsut
LASll 10 III
( n ACREg 90 ~ yANDE viNrYAnD on |
j - Mclean Hyenur .li lor'hffirurt ioulrysri |
lhi. place D. 90. trl 10 atauriY 0f rfarr tiuas
app.r anl trlrh trss nd BE- aDmo iDuf az dvo /
iouftuDm cn'iar,. AZ we'll II good va,af. 4
Paved tifHrf. into fholFy Aruif I'D
y. p hellLNk ~ chan,cry C,fts once
sI,qNrp.
nNE SMALL DAg HgD COW. fr1r rs
~ 49,. i. ,i,., ~ 20 iof her Mum % -
COZ INWARD ETRo DARK mowN NARg
- ~ mules. abuni ii hands hIfh. iu ID 0f |
uDf Tho nlutU frwHf W.i' o. IaId a. nuJuur fp. !
luulhH ihCm in 10 tn.i Court ffrut
srnAYED on STOLEN.
nNE Nfnlt n siLf DARK UuIsE WARS
~ old D rrwan IHId iuf biz viufu ~ 4 ~ !
BRADY, Buntyn. Tenn
IusT
| LMuN ANp VIII aUtfrR DOG NAug
- "h'H' . toward ~. bt frium iU ll Madison.
j. N MULF0RD, JEWELER,
2si Main Stree, Memphis, Tenn
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risr gold head umbrellas at Thaycr's.
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rEHsoNAr-
! IIrANTED-A MODEL HRIbE TAMTHE M.
! w fcdliary p1r1rst1I nf vast domain ana newly
9ni.i unns. ion situated in The outskirts Of Memphis
/ lhn mansion which has many fine apartments ~
| tufguudcd with lovely meadows aud fields through
WHICH, Hyuleu wind uools iur thc hunt aud
st1li., int glr'inf-lt pu gnisa .ccuc that 10.
/ dc. hiiul Tie pot mly 49, o. th0so who luire III
| fIml liie by The fable NJ Nimi'. Horace and b..
,lllc. ilins " ,cy melancholy i0 hohuld non.
/ uut m}ffIi ia my huc ruuma and i0 fo4 nome boz
/ ny own rcrun rlDriUd in my lU1tInrrlaas
| Airr mature reflection I havu resolved d. mHffy.
NV LOFTY yrnr 81 hro, in mot excellent health.
aha VIZ ,hacayot % make o. most model husband
g. ihe ialr being who Will c1nrnt t1 irsnmr my
nil" rNe mu.i ho hgiWccn INioru nul tUruy
6a, ~ fi Gci 1qs aoT R9,, S PCe h,yg ever
~ un" ~ J. tnmcisun A Co.'S elegant norfs,H4um
lll'. when VII ho acceptable na n Christmas
l,gd'en' An lho fair lady who vii an.s,t ibis
go uiln stree, Me,nphIs, Tom.
A NToN lsELE VHSuFAUIrGEg Oh AND
- aeaiefin N'ol' ani slge ttN Monroe ,tf..t
A HlHEooK & WHITE ~ FRONT IN. pay
- h'tnr'i o,h rv ~ Hide. IIn and Wo1.
CMHrENrEH ASu BUILDER o. D. RYAN.
- No I'd "hiu.u.i lubiinr promptly nt ended
~ lhck .rfeHt iof hI.r. Telephone l1A
Il HANOLuE ARTIFICIAL sToNE PAVE
" iholt eis.rum hffkwurk Telephone ss4
V..,w an1 icaidchcr' 3i Vance THOMAS CUB
IAS AND on sIoyrs. Latest DwtgyI
VI lamp oir ~ 4 iiiuiclis - sctondt
III ipi8 Anp Frla WANTED AMI uigursr
j pfico, ulil trutihlER 4 90. 8n Mninst
AIENPHis srENN CARPET CLrANfSG AM
Nl hcnowllng Works 80 roaic Al upholticf
inF done in all BE-. bmnchcs. Telephone Gh
NkrtRE WORK uF AL EINDs tis SHOWN |
w street TENNiss ~ Win snd lion NofAs.
telephone 1859
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cnoicr wedding prucnls At Thaycr'a
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Scum silver In great variety at Thayors
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How DOCTOR, ,,,on., n.,,,,

How Doctors Conquer Death.
n Walter d. Hammond aJN AFTER a LONG ev
Ifl,noc nave c1mc io tho conclusion that tan
thlfls cot 90 deaths ffum coughs rneumonis .tt
consumption misht Dol avoided 10 Arksrs Tnaii.h
anuHh Kennedy were only CaululiY ua,al ln limo y
IlA hunI ill remedy b. tnd uudrfu positive
iAuIluN ~ II. T. ifHIfn. ufiFaisL
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LASnroItr.

~ ACHEs on ~ VANCE viNrYAnD on
y - Aflfln nletur .Ii l0r'HffinuUt boulevard.
hWir anl trlrh tnrs Nd boz aIuO iuIf az HVr
mf.' suitable inf gar 20. u hhs a new fump.
,nlf iunm cn.infft n well ~ good Waigf
D. Do MciiLNk ID Chanrcfy CLERKS ONO.
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nuYup

nyg SMALL Dars ngD COW. Fror rs
y iprrheld. lbfHn i1f hof MUM " iu
Nanc. street
cor INWARD ETsp DARK mioWN NAHg
- - mules abun ii hands hiFh. iu I'd o.
der Tho nhutU rrw1f WIiI o. faII tu anyone be-.
turning ihCm Ia 90 ta.f court street
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Gas Explosion.

AT meeting of the directory of the
Gas Company, Tuesday morning,
it was decided 10 explode legal
bomb under the delinquent stock
holders. A number of these have
failed TO respond TO the calls, and
Secretary L'pscomb has been instruct
ed TO call on them, and, if they fail TO
settle, suits will be at once instituted
for the recovery by the Company of
the various amounts. The contract
for fifteen hundred feet has expired.
When all the subscribers pay up there
will be surplus of$500 in the treasu.
ry which will enable the well to be
sunk several hundred feet deeper
The experts say it is very important
that the boring should at least be
continued a few hundred feet.
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Yocum Yoked.

John Yocum, who escaped from the
Asylum some time since has been
giving the Davicss county people
considerable trouble. lie armed
himself with a gun and threatened to
burn houses and the like. lie would
not sleep in house at night for fear
of being captured. DIR. Stone, N. S.
Gossett and Houston Boales went
over TO arrest Yocum, which they
succeeded in doing after several days
waiting and watching, returning with
him Wednesday night. The Owens.
boro Messenger details the affair as
follows:
Jas. II. Boales, the officer sent
from lIopkinsville, Deputy Sheriff Be-
Earth and T. Purcell went to Whites.
vile yesterday and succeeded in
recapturiDg John Yocum the luuatic.
Yocum with a shrewdncss character
islic of the insane has not slept al
home a single night since his return,
hiding out in the woods at nightfall
and returning TO the house for his
meals. Yesterday morning he went
to the house of a neighbor, Jim Max
| Collier, who is a relative, TO "sec his
girl, as he aI'terward said. lie gal.
lantly left his gun out doors, aud the
officers slipped up and captured it.
The alarm was then given and 70.
cum rushed out, but the officers had
surrounded the house and captured
him without difficulty. Taey startled
With him 10 town in a wagon, but
when near Sam Bryanl's, Yocum
Jumped out of the wagon and ran
acrOss field, Bozarth and Purcell
gave chase, but the former soon re.
turned and unhitched one Of the hors-
cs aud mounting it galloped a mile
and one-half before he ran Yocum
down. lie was then brought safely
to town and lodged in Jail. In ordi,
nary conversation he talks like a sane
man, but is full Of cranky aud muir.
lerons notions. Tho WhitesvillC
people will breathe easier now thai
he Is gone.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-06-29
A Warning to Farmers.

A sad case of fatal poisoning by con-
tagion with virus of anthrax calls for
notice, because of the danger of this
poisoning by contact with diseased
animals Tho case was ono OF work
man in n leather warehouse in New
York CITY. who, in handling lot Of
hides, received a scratch upon the neck
by n portion Gas it is supposed. and
most probable) of n dried and hard
part Of the hide. The wound develop
ed into malignant odemA which is
precisely the character of the anthrax
of cattle commonly known as black
quarter or bloody murrain. Death
came very rapidly in spite of the
best treatment, so considered, but
which. consisting of frequent doses OF
whisky. was of very questionable
value; for in the treatment of cattle
affected with this disease antiscptics
are found of the greatest use and
carbonaceous stimulants would be be-
lievcd to add to the danger Tho
greatest care should be exercised In
all animals which die of this
disorder, and indeed of any other dis
ease, for even when no virulent disease
has appeared the dead carcass de-
velops in the rapid decomposition
class of poisons which are exceedingly
dangerous to human life if absorbed
into the blood through a wound or
scratch upon the skin. N T. Times.