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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

NoDopy else but Bob Taylor Is consid-
cred in the race for Governor in Fayette
county, according 10 The SonGriPc Exporter
and Falcon, and he viii be indoned by its
Convention.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

TnR debate on the Mills tariff reform
bin viii probably be inauguraIed on Tues
day next, the l7th inst, and II is likely TO
occupy several weeks, as everybody who
desires will be allowed 10 speak ON II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

IL isno secret that Mr.. Taylor Is the
choice Of Editor A. S. Colyar, OF Nash
Vile, for Governor and The KnoIrilc
7iibu',, accounting for II, says: "our
Governor was weak and was easily led
asiray. Colyar was his scduccr."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

TuE ArrE,L has not said that Mr.. liar.
rio knew Of Mr.. w A. Golfers desire to
go A. delegate 10 st. louis or that he In.
siigaied or approved Of the opposition
made by some Of hla friends 10 Mr. Collier.
That Mr. Collier h opposed by some Of
Nir. Harris ticnds who. whether Justly or
not, claim authority cannot and will not
be denied. iii be, the proof Ia at hand
aud will be produced. We wish to say for
the benefit Of The NaIu'nc naaocd that
neither Mr.. Collier nor his friends hal any
idea Of such an Issue, or that his candidacy
would be opposed In any way by any
one but m aspirani for the samc position.
Mr. Collier did no, propose the issue or
imagine Il. II has been thrust upon him.
IL was an assault upon his manhood and
upon his rights ~ a member Of tho Demo.
cratic party. lie declined promptly aud
will continue 10 decline 10 be driven out
Of the race In that way, particularly In
view of the feet that he has found oordlal
and Increasing support.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

THERE isreason to believe that Mr.. SAM
uel V. Wilson, Of California, has been
selected by President Cleveland TO Gil tho
vacant Chief Justiceship.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13


ouE Mcmphls contemporaries appear TO be a.
nicicd With an incuablc ease Of political dcilrum.
-Ths Soshriif DunosoL 81.
There's nothing OF political d"lirium"
about you. good cod The skilliul manner
with which YOU tpioc through the mazca
Of your political cgc-dancc, weaving In aud
weaving out, aud never breaking shell,
appeals 10 the general admiration. II Is
very, very pretty, but that sort oi thing
doesn't 20 among the lighting Demo
crais In this neck Of tho woods.
The policy Of mastery non-commitial.
ism has never been In iavor with
the Memphis press Now that the han.
nom are up and the war Is on II is no time
for journal protesting leadership to III on
a icncc and zee the proccssions 70 by with
never n worl 10 say TO friend or foe, but
with smirk for al, particularly when
that journal is printed AZ the State Capt..
tai. Whether IN party council or In the
general battle Of the campaign no one may
mistake the position Of TIK ArrEAL II
may he indiscrcel, but Il Is never negative.
aud We believe the measure Of respect Il
enjoys Is due 10 the fact that Il never fails
10 strike directly from the shoulder when.
ever II discovers n head that should
bo hit. II The D1aocTui would show
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
BIG REAL ESTATE SALE.
A Number of Desirable Lots and

Handsome Price Received.
Yesterday was n red letter day in ~
real estate market. II one does not thinl
that suburban real estate is on n boom i
Memphis, the following sales and th'
handsome prices received are certainl.
enough 10 convince them 10 the contrary
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
A SINGULAR SHOWING.
After the First Series, Southern League
Clubs Are Even.

April showers prevented all Southern
league games yesterday and left the clubs
as even up in the championship race as
when the season began, as the following
table will show:
WON, LOST AND PERCENTAGE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
Gnnacs EIscMhnre.

PIrrsBuno, Pa, April l2.-Pittsburg de-
feated Cleveland today by score of to 2.
Base hits-Pittsburg, 10; Cleveland, 7.
Erors-Pittsburg, 4; Cleveland, 3.
CINCINNATI, o., April 10. Cincinnati,
s; Detroit, 8. Base hits-Clncinnati 8,
Detroit IL. Errors-Cincinnaii, 5; De-
troit, s. Smith and Gruber, pitchers.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 12.-Indian-
apolis, 10; Toronto, 4. Base hiis-Ind-
annapolis, o. Toronto, 0. Errors-Ind-
annapolis. 8; Toronto, s. Batteries Healy
and Myers, Shepherd and Thayer.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April i2.--The game to-
day resulted in victory for Chicago. 1t
was pitchers battle in which King got
tho best Of his opponent, but an error at a
critical point gave Chicago the winning
run. Score by innings.
Browns. ....................00 0 o 0 OIL
Chicago ....... ..............-O o o.
Base hits-Drowns, 4; Chicago, 2. Err
rors-Browns, A. Chicago, 4. Batteries
King and Boyle for st. Louis, Van Haltren
and Darling Tor Chicago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
THE WEATHER.
Indications.

y WASHINGTON. Aprll ~, lam.
For Mississippi: Fair weather nearly sta
tionary temperature Hight to fresh north
castcry winds, yccrlng TO eisterly.
- For Arkansas and Tennessee Warmer
afr weather light 20 fresh variable winds
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

CINCINNATI, O., April "a .Noon-nivet q feet
aud rising. Clear Thermometer ". Night. Rive!
cicas prpar,cd. kalio siockdaie, rigisbufg. U. n,
sCl,cuck, New OtlcanA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

An Ohio dairyman thinks thai the most
frequent cause Of butter not gathering in
the churn Ia due TO the cream being al.
lowed 10 get too old before churning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

The elements Of fertility In the soil
soonest exhau.iedare nitrogen, phosphoric
acid and potash.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

In feeding hogr, like cows, horses and
other stock, only give what will be eaten
up clean. A variety Of food Is important,
especially for young stock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
prohibition Amendment % ne sinh.
mttted.

ALBASr, n. Y, April ia resolution
providing for tho submission 10 the people
Of prohibition amendment WINS adopted
Ia the House today. the Republicans vot-
ing for and the Democrats against Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

Two quarts Of cotton seed meal are said
10 be enough ioy any COW, however large
and however gooj her digestive organs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
"RogERNIuE, Tenn. March ~, 1883.
-, ESQ, Ice Valley. Tenn.

"Dcnr sir Convention times viii soon call around.
Who arc you for, for Governor, Allison, Mcconnell
or 1nylor bring your district over for Allison
when the time comcS We want 30 give Taylor
black eye l think Hawkins will 90 solid for All.
fon. let me know how YOU folks stand, anyhow.
don't think Taylor VIII get district In the coun-
y. inclolo stamped envelope for pply. Youn
truly, HEo. A. MURRAY"
{, iccms that the chairman received a reply 10
this letter, no wrote the following ~ same party
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
"RoGrnsyILLF. Tenn, March q. 1883.
:. Fsa. pgfnla. Tonns

Dear slr--As YOU will see by this weeks Rerfeir,
our convention IA called 10 meet herr Thursday,
April O. l incloso some blanks which must BE-
nllcd out and properly signed IN order Aor your dis.
tfirt 10 he admitted 10 the convention na u deieln-
ton. lie sure nnd come yourself aud bring n solid
delegation against Taylor. About iour.nfths Of the
county arc iof anybody Ia Loaf Taylor, aud hopa
your district VIII add 70 the number will cx-
rect you to take dinner with me on tile day OF the
convention. foun truly.
"GronGE A. MURRAY"
on the zane date the chairman wrotc another
gentleman a. follow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
PISTOLS AND POLITICS.
rrnm the Knoxville Tribune.


our special from Memphis Yesterday morning
gave the pruccsiings Of the Shelby county Demo.
cratic CONVENTION. ~ W. predicted several weeks
aro the county instructed ii delegates toyotc Tor
" I. Taylor but the delegation stands a. clectei
nlnely lone i,f faylur aud sixty one against him
the usual Taylor tactics wrfr adhered 81 and the
Taylor otlc eholdcrs carried the day A. the mouth
oi the pistol they carried the resolutions over tho
prnirsi vi two niths ~ the couVcution
when nn anti las Tor delegate ATTEMPTED 10 gct
frrUgniuon tom the chair 10 make a spc,ch
asnin.l N. moi.n 70 Instruct be va, not only not
rcvgnlfgd. but The chairman, Julius A. Taylor.
ppdnccd pistol and demanded oricr. Tho anti.
Taylor mon were thokcd 90 hull dosed al the
mouth Of the pistol. aid the Taylor resolutions
VIEW cmmmcd down their thrnatL
The Tfihlns ha. aiuady published the disgrace.
ful proceedings " some ~ the allcrcd ncinnyrntic
gon,cuiieus la hasi Tennessee. aud Il has been
millallng o. 80 men clalmingto hc ncmocmts
immrle under inut tho principles Of their party,
otrrIidlng flght aud lusllcc aud the known tcnfl'
mcnt 81 The ngmocracy In their blind devotion 10
mrn under whom they or their friends hold oflicc
hit Ne had hoped N hear nothing VI snch mo
tycings beyond the mountains IN Middle and
West INnncs-co wherc men claim 70 love the
'cinocfhuc pity 80 lit smnd principles aud not
How the bloo'ly shit PRIV. Of ths north win
glnat over the news from Memphis wewlli sec In
ianlng headlines Another southern Ouimgcl
the Minority ~ Dcmocraiic Convention Garr,si
The chairman Pulls Ills risiol aud Downs the
opposltinnl"
ii Taylor chalrmen arr elected In Davidson.
Knox, Hamilton and other oountics will they bc
armed win pistols instead nl gayclsf How much
iurthcr will the men who hold their ollccs hy tho
nplelnlmcnl OF uov Taylor ~ ~ their hcldstfunr
hcadlong support AN thy dctcfmlncd 10 have
hoh or blood
Now w submit IN all caniof and put the ques
llon without any hlusfncss 81 ivcllng "Min the
tulc ncmorfat ~ the state II Tennessee the qr,nl
majority oi whom an Tor the party above men In
dufHe the hulldufinE ncihods 81 the Governor ,
par,isnf ~ they dcslr IN elect Governor who's
tcnnfc " olies de ieuds upon tho successful hull
u0lnl ~ lne ulprllnnal lhe mouth nl lhc plalnll
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
nRonrns,1l,.r. Mnrrh q. isss

NoNhHANllll. Muftn IL lhNA
Dear slr-YOur lcttcm received aud noted. Am
glad ~ hear you talk the way you do You and are
cXnctly Of the same opinion Our convention meets
hcfc on Thursday, April q | want you 10 DO suro
aud come over on that day. Iscnd you some blank
credentials. lfAnybodY wants 10 come over that
are against H. l.. Taylor you might issue thno
or iorr oil them. Find out how they are nNt You
he sure and como See this weeks Rcriur for par.
tcularN lour truly, Gao. A. MunRAY.".
The chairman DcCnmc more ugcnt a. time rOlc1
Iarty
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
"RoorwvnLE. Tenn. March q. iSsS
Fsq., Walnut Illli. Tenn

''7ITET7'E
"nVar str-A you will sc by this weeks Refsp
our cunYUntlon u callcd Ia meet hrns Thursday
April 8 ricasccail . meeting OF the Democrats on
saturday, March ~ IN elect the dclcntcs 90 attend
the convention NJ this place. I iucoso ciodcntai
blanks to 10 hllcd ont and signed hy Youn.elf aud
your secretary whom you eau appoint n You vi.
ready have none), aud give them ~ The delegates
that arc % cast the vote OF your district In the CON
Neuilon. Yours truly "OroHgr A. MuLnAY"
Tie gentleman ~ whom the last letter was nd
drcsacd had bridge made If his nose lie was
uut inyiiod tO dine With the chairman at his hotel
% The Othvn were II Il presumed from this that
he was not OF tho nIac way Of thinking "a tho
chairman.
Iclow Il copy 81 one Of ue "crcdentlalsr pro.
,ldei by Chairman Murray aud filled out by as.
trlCt chairman
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
"RodrnsvIIIr, Tenn, Aprii :. iSsS

"HoutHNilii Tenn, April ,, ibsA
"Iim-l want you 20 be sum and come over
Ihunday. The Taylor men are trying 10 run the
NV PIX over Us Come by soon and 20 by and rot
Jci lctron, Como aud take dinner with me AT
good Democrats you can against Taylor. Yours.
etc, GsoHoH A, MURRAY"
When his letter was written tho chairman seems
a. have been wrought up" NJ 10 speak, IND some.
what alarmed.
TO another gentleman the chairman wrOie as fol.
low.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

M W. A. Klrkpairlck hns hecn duly appointed
aud elected delegate irum the Pint district oi
Hawkins county, Tenn, a. q convention Ia l,e held
In RngUrvillc Tom ON the 9TH day ~ Apfit lsss
VIII A. snTrEY. sccrtAry.
This must be properly slgnei aud presented 10
the secretary OF the Contcntion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

A. true ~ siccl, " planiagc 10 the moon,
A. sua 10 dag, ~ iullc ~ her mate.
A. lrun 10 adaunht"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
PRODUCE.
wheeling.
TUESDAY, December IL.

1USSDA1 bAN-hh'OA 80
Messrs. Isbam & DiQby, in their cur
rent circular letter 10 tbs trEd9, say:
Demand continues active for good fresh
butter, and when strictly choice will com
mand outside pricse. The msjOrity of
sbipments, however, so far average about
gcot in uuslity. lTdicltions to-day point
20 the fact that some markets have rushed
prices too high, and they will react. We
are keeping all receipts sold 60 far on
arrival. Eggs arc reported weaker IL
all laadipg markets, and II we hsve
OMEN w a'her we look for lower prices
all around. We quote prices down
in a%ntitipalio1, and If they hold up OF
c)urse will see that shippers get top
prices. Poultry is lower than last week,
hut az i. is always uncertain about hoil.
days, we a;vise shippers to buy low and
keep i. coming regular, and 10 not get
shinuents in later than Friday before
Christmas, # possible. We can handle
all sb;pre1ts promptly. Game is in
good demand. Potatoes and onions al
most unstable, Dried apples ara weaker
end lower; hard 20 say what they Will do.
Butter-COuntTy choice 2Oa22c; country,
good lSi2Oc; country ihlr oa'S'
Parker Bros. quote:
Beams - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is fair.
Prices are 81 OOa2 10 per bushel; extra
fancy 81 % -,
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory lila
l23c; New York 13al4c; Sweitzer 13taa14c;
Limberger 9a1Oc. Market nominal.
Eygs-Str ely fresh stock 2ls2Sc per
dozen. Supply fair; demand good
Feathers-ChOice IN original packages
! 45s5Oc; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoes-Pec bushel 45a55c; demand
good; supply heavy.
Pcultry-Live chickens, s. 0O43 80 per
dozen; ducks, live 81 OOs2 - per dozen;
turkeys, live, SC per pound
Realistically at lta11c for white mixed
cotton; 1a1ic for all wool, and ltaltc for
mixed.
Lard-Oouutry prime, with a fair de
mand, st 75aSc.
Onious-Demand good; supply heavy
per bushel, 65c; per barrel, 81 75'l s.. ,
Cabbage-5Oa75c per barrel; demand
improving; supply heavy.
Apples - Choice 90CsSl 90 per barrel
supply tair; demand light.
Saeds-Clover s. so per bushe!; timothy
81 75; extra cleau blue grass SOC; orchard
grass 81 40; re6topSl
Sweet Potatoes Eastern stock 81 "a
per barrel. Jerseys So 50a3 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
GROCERIES,
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, December ii.
Ths bad condition OF the country roads
has been very detrimental to country trade
and proportionately curtOils business. TIE
coffee boom is still Cd, with prospects h'tter-
ing for a higher market. Canutd goods are
selling Glow and prices inactive Soaps are
on the lump, the late advance In tailoW
guaranteeing a higher value. General trade
II about equal to other years previous TO
the holidays
SYRUPsEChoice Sugar Syrup 32c; Honey
Drips CSC; Maple Drips, five gallon kegs.
nc; ten gallon kegs zoe; one-hali barrel
CSC; barrel &C. Sugar dark SO;i
&c additional in half barrels). New
Orleans Molasses, Fancy SOC; Choice 48c;
Prime i3c; Fair Acc; Mixed goods New
Orleans 30a32c; Bakers goods 3oc.
PRoyIsIoNs-Large s. O. mans l2c; me-
dunn 3. C. hams 12tc; small S. @. hams
12Ic; California hams 93c; SO. breakfast
bacon 1l3c; s. @. shoulders l0c; homeless
hams 12c; city sides nc;
ham beef lie; ordinary heef'
&c; family mees pork, BIB pieces
SIC so, bean pork, fine clear, SIT ":
LARp-Tierce &c; half barrels &c;
tubs sc: tin pals, 3 lbs., 9tc; tin
nails. s lbs, 9sc; tin pals, 10 lbs, 9tc;
tin pals, 20 lbs, &c. lam
CANNED GooDs-Active; Standard SD
table leach 81 OOa2 %; No. 3 tomatoes
Csc to 81 90 per dozen, as to quality
strawberries 2fb 81 10; blackberries
2fb csc; raspberries 2 10 95c; Dam
sons 2fb CSC; lima beans I'D Soci
cove oysters IN light soc; do In full
weight 95caS1 90; string beans 2D 65asH
succotash 2fo 81 OOa$l %; early June peas
81 35a1 40; French peas l5a2ac, a.
to quality, each; pineapple 81 AZ;
yocsenerries 2fb 9Oca$1 90; 1D Favor
Il. Salmon, very fine, 81 Oo; I'd grade
81 75e1 80; 3rb sweet potatoes IL 10; I'D
pumpkin 81 90.
WOODEN WARE-No. l tubs - %; NO
. Sc so; No. 3 IS 50; . hoop pals 81 40
3 hoop 81 IS; sap 81 so; single w~ashboart'
81 80; double do. 81 80; fine crinp doubi'
do. 81 rs; single 81 so.
FRUTrs-New Turkish Prunes sac, a. Il
quality; Raisins, Valencia, lie; Laye'
0dora, Sic; London layer rsisins y .7t'
3 50; Loose Muscatels, Sc to- rs.
OIL-Lard, extra western strained HOc
carbon, 40, 7!c; carbon, $50, Ste; Whit
miners best winter g.: white miners
20 to SIC =.
sUaABs-Cut loafsle; Cubes Sic; Fruit
powdered sic, Ordinary powdered &c
formulated STANDARD 7sc; Standard Con
fectiner's A TIC: Standard Grocer's A tic
Pearl White A Tic; White extra Q 6ic
Ohio Valley 6Bc; New York q 6'c
fruit G sc.
CoTrKsJGreen Cofes-Fancy Golde'
Rio 1sIc; Fancy Green 19lc; Peaberry DOC
Choice Green 100; Prime Green iSei Eoast
ing grades tic; Java 24c. Roasted in PACK
ages-OhiO Valley 224c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
,i,,.r. If I,t.. Yesterday a car on the

mishaps Of late. Yesterday q car on the
local Jumped the track at Lewis7ille.
Some people have rented Parks & Dick
ems old stand and will manufacture fancy
glassware for o short period.
The bar fixtures Of the old Stanton &
johnson saloon have been pat in the bar
Ct the Windsor Hotel.
The coal miners held a msetiug last
night and discussed the trouble at Robin
sons coal bank.
Cars off the track on the O. L. & w,
Yesterday ltcpsd business half a day on
that road.
John Sullivan is selling off his house
held effects preparatory to moving West
Considerable wheat is coming to thit
place by wsy Of the river.
Thomas Pearson was married Sunday to
| Mrs Ella Badtr.
The J. o. A. NJ. select new officers to-
morrow evening.
Geo. Boyer has Opare1 a blrber chop lu
the Fourth wsrd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
MONOGRAM ON HER STOCKING
4 Philadelphia Fashion That Only the
Girl With a Pretty Foot WIN Adopt.

ENH.N'' Ftts- A--Ng'N'
All the girls in upper tendon sre wear,
ing stockings with yheir monogvams en-
hroideled on them. SiGce the West Spruce
street young maa conceived the idea Of
sending = pait ofihis kind to his Bsyn Mawr
youpg lady, and she exhibited them to a
host Of admitting young girl friends, al
tie emil roidecirg establishments have
been rushed With work A reporter call
ed At ore of thc.e places yesterday ard
saw g dozen girls, with dsIt ficgers and
sbiri1g needles, drawing fancy stitches IN
kinds of mater Ia, When questioned
sb1ut the stockings tie. suburb haired md
hsz I-sytd young girl who vas IN charge
said tie story was true, aud that thsy
were u7abls to fill the orders they have
received lately.
The moaCg ams are worked 10 the
stockings IN all COlors and all kinds OF
m,tpri.ls." said she. where are they
placed? Why, what q silly question!
Tney are worked on the instep', OF
cou.s,, where they may &c seen. They
~csrtapnly would not b. put on the upper
cad CT the stocking, where they may bs
hid. l. costs 81 TO have a twc-letter
mouograu worked on q pair of stockings,
and the girls spend that much
money they want something 10
show Tor It. The fad il going
to h. ell the rage a. the fashionable gath
erings this w~iater, because the ladies will
be wearing their loY cut slippers. Il will
be lust ~ = OF aSa direc;O7y for the young
meu, Tor II they want to know q lady's
name, they need only to look at her fee.
Ladies with big feet won't use the mono
grams, because they wOuld attract atten'
tiou to the size of their pedal txtremitie",
and all eur work is being done ON sna'
Stockings"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
NOTES.
,rre,nondence Of ne Reoiaer.

Special Correspondence Of ne Register. .
MoUEDsNILLE, December 11.-Rey. b
F. Myers is attending Prssbytery at WeiiS-
burg this week.
There was more bad whisky drank in
Moundsville last Saturday night than
there has besn FOR some time past. Fouf
then under the Influence of boozs thumped
james BlAkemore's head, and it was only
when DR.. s. NJ. Steele threatened to do up
the whole crowd that they were Inads to
des'st.
The tool house at the oil we'll on the
Hicks farm caught fire early Saturday
morniug and burned to the grOued before
the flames could be extiuguished. Ii
made a bright blszs and it was thought for
q while that il was the oil tank which was
burning.
c. A. Showscre, E:q is singing In the
Presbyterian choir.
Robert Blard, the man on Little Grave
Creek Who is accused of spproPriAtlng his
neighbOrs hCg to his " use as was enron.
icled in the REGIsTSR, was apprehendec
Monday and placed in the county Jail.
The revival in progress OF the Church Of
UOu CD1llnQt6 WIN updbatSA AANSsNSSi
Rev. W. ". Roberts, Of Cameron, Will
heSin a series Of meetings at the same
place On the 18th inst in the interest Of
the Campbellite denomination.
The rebuilding Of the bridge over the
mouth Of Little Grave creek is still n'g'
lected, to the great detriment OF the resi-
dents in that dir ectiUn from town. Farmers
c1mirg to toHn by that road for the pur'
pose OF making purchases are compelled tC
hitch their horses on the other eide and
carry their produce over on their backs.
The bride has o been down since July
aud still there is TO attempt to remedy the
wrcng.
Thsre were quite a number OF cases be,
fore His Honor, thu Mayer, last night and
several fines were imposed for violations o.
the law.
W. B. Pack has sold his conf ctiOnsry on
B street to Chss Guthrie, who will continue
the business.