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ADJUSTMENTS.
MrmnI.I. II,rninr-

Lost night the thcatcr contained q large
and critical audience 10 witness Mis-, Rose
Coghlan In her new play, "iocclyn." The
epoch u the play is the stirring era In
Fivnch history when young Louis Nil.
had just assumed the government Of a
country rent avundor by religion, contro.
ycpy, before Armand jean du rlcssis had
cSored biz power The people Of the play
arc mobiles md cominoncu Of tho Province
% An.ou aud adycnmrcrs attached "a
The little army with which Tire Kings
imtc mother. Mancdc Mrdicis, devastated
tie province and threatened the throne.
THE flory II the play is slight II In.
wolves thc eiiurisoi siyiani, an aivcniurcr
attached 10 the iorcrs Of Marie DC Mcdicis.
10 obtain ihe hand Of Jocclyn dc lloissac.
lie has nothing 70 gain from her but the
Qualification OF his love. Ito IN bold.
powerful aud In time when martial law
Wigns supreme has infinite resource. lie
Is i1ilol, hut not until ho has murdered
JvCclyn's uir,o brothers. Finally. In the
presence uf his own officers, Ice "a killed
IN q duel with Jocclyn herself. her only
champion having been sciEcd and impfis.
oncd by his order The play ~ mounted
IN excellent style, the manaemo NJ
carrying WI the scenery, properties
furniture, stage appliance AMI rosiumos,
many of the latter being rich and attract.
i've 6eea1sc antique. All this insurcn q
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wnIsenator Ios y. nroun Reurcf

sp,clal Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
wAsnINoroS. Dec. l0.-Priya,c infor-
nation received here today from Geortrs.
indicates that jos. L. Brown may retire
from thcs cnaic at an early day, and that
Inns SUCCESSOR will be choscn 10y the Legis-
laiure now In session. senator Brown has
not set arrived In Washington, and Is re-
ported he l. detained IN GcOusia by III
health. II he should rctrc the candidates
for the vacancy would be Gov. Gordon
aud Horny W. Grady. Aud there Is rca-
son 10 believe thai the latter would be sue
ccssful, ns Il ~ generally believed that hc
would have been elected over Colguiit II
he had consented to stand as candidate.
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AusriS, MINI, Dec. lot y. Fisher.
boot and shoe dealer, was arrested Wed.
nrsday on complaint of lIough & Ford, Of
Rochester, n. v. on the charge OF obtain
ing goods under false prciensca Al his
preliminary examination Thursday he
swofe he had lost all bis money aud stock
Of goods playing poker. Friday, no failed
20 appear for trial, and lbs bond was lur-
lciied. He had lately purchased cayily
" Eastern dealers In boots and shoes. ia
Milwaukee, Chicago, Rochester and Bos.
ton. Ills liabilities arc $4,000.
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OF such Bureau should be as sweeping as
is consistent with a due regard for the
rights and duties of the State and munich
pal Boards Of Health. who should be con-
suited by the National organization, and be
co-operated with so as to secure the
best results with the labor of willing
supporters and co.laborers. The country,
the south especially, is interested in the
passage OF this bill, which ii it becomes n
law, will save us from a general dread
next summer, restore confidence and save
millions of dollars to people who can lily
afford to lose dollar.
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Special nisratih o. The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, Dec. l0.--Juslice liar.
ris's Court has been several days In the
examination Of a criminal charge against
Mr.. Cobb, a worthy and popular citizen Of
this city, Of obtaining goods under false
prcicnscs, brought by rival competitors In
business. After most tedious, patient
and prolonged investigation, the defendant
WIS vindicaicd beyond doubt, and hon.
or,blv discharged. McrurA y. A. Nc.
Willie aud W. II. Harper lppearcdfor the
prosecution aud McNrA /. Bfane and
\. u. lnyne Cor The deIense.
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A MYSTERIOUS DUEL.
A Phiiadolphian and a Georgian Meet
In South Carolina.

in South Carolina.
AUGusTA, Ga., Dec. l0.-Augusta IL
stirred up over the report Of duel at Sand
Bar Ferry. the famous duelling ground,
three miles from Augusta on the South
Carolina side Of the Savannah river. The
parties are unknown but are supposed TO
be from Lancaster, :. G., and Philadelphia.
Tho trouble is presumed to have arisen
from a conversation ON the train coming TO
Augusta Saturday night, in which the
Philadelphia made an insulting remark
about Senator NJ. G. Butler. A full ac-
count Of the duel cannot be obtained, but
reliable resident OF the city, who was ON
his way 10 Beech Island, met parties In a
buggy who pulled pistols ON him, think
ing lac was an officer. When he reached
the ferry he was Informed by the ferry
man that the duel WIS Just over. -Four
shots were fired, which his informant
hearl. The icrryman told him the Phila.
dclphian was badly shot and had been car
ricd of by his second and surgeon through
Carolina. The other man had his hat
shot and returned to Augusta.
DIR. Dulin, who claims 30 be from Balti-
more, but Of late has been In Lancaster,
was arrested last night. aud a concealed
weapon was found upon him. His hat
had bullet hole through IL aud he admit.
ted having fought a duel. lie felt sorry,
but ho believed In the code. lie refuse.
30 give the name Of his wounded oppon-
cnt. Dulin IL In jail
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A DESPERATE DROUGHT DOWN
by Shots From n Pursuing Sheriff.
ponan.

TorrKA. KaS, Dec. l0.-IIugh Harper,
a desperate well known Throughout, West.
crn kansas, entered the store Of Mr. Tur.
ncr In Harold, NeS County, yesterday ai.
tcrnoon aud presented a bill. asking for
change Whom Mr.. Turner opened his
cash drawer llyrper covered him with a
dx-shoolcr anl hiado him hand over what
money he had, sn,ounting to SOS. Harper
then got ON his hufsc AMI headed for Ness
City. The Shaid organized a possc. and
after an exciting chasc overlook The young
man six or seven miles south Of town.
llc fred on the posse, wounding one OH.
Ger, aud then pw spur, 10 his honc. The
sheriff took near cut Tor Harold aud ar
rived thcr In time ~ 500 the Young man
ride In. lie commanded him to halt, but
Harper turned pnd rudc IN mn opposite
dircction. lie was fired ON AMI brought
to the earth. The blll shattered bic leg
hcloay the knee dad be- will b. q cripple
Tor life. lie was takcn 10 Ness City.
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1pcrlhl DlrhlFh % Tho Appuil
WAIIN0roS, Dec. iO.-POsimaaicn np.
pointed today Arkansas II. b. l.. Rog
crs Halliday, Greene County; r. l.
Griffin. Hunter. Woodruff County; r. J.
ilcntun, Layton. jackson County.
Mi-sissippi Burkcti. Bridgeport,
SIMPSON County; W. A. rr.cr, Carpenter,
Copiah County; III. NJ. Davif. R0xic,
franklin County.
Tennessee Mrs Elizabeth r. Gill.
BEANS Station, Umngcr County; Napoleon
u. MOORE, Help, Cooke County.
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The Diamond Lodge, No. 81 knights Of
Honor has elected the following VdiccnE
Dictator. n. Bach; vicc-dictaior, u. Do
hcrly; assistant dictator, ID. y. Bolton; re-
porter, A. r. =. Viani; financial reporter,
John l. E.chbrrE treasurer, Louis Cold
smith; guide, 1not II. Fox; wprcscnla-
tive. Nathan bach; alternate, John l..
Eichbcig. trustees. Henry J. Lynn, II. :.
Taylor, w. A. Eycman; deputy grand
dictator, II. A 1aium.
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Ne, In,src.,,i Do boil, rrmIr rrrc.

loVpoN, Dee. 10. lusidcutglcct liar.
nson be, written ,hc following letter from
Indianapolis 20 q pondcnt In New
Castle. undcrlymG
uclr sir-Ionr lciiUr Of November 10
hsB brcn cccivrd. uuy, mover boon a
student of our family history unI cin only
sly In nspouss lo yonr Inquiry that 10 ha,
hcon ria,c aud nrculyd uy sn'nc ol MY
relative. who have given study 90 ihc snb.
i'rt thar our inmHy h.s is,rrulcd from
teen. Th1ums llur sbu, 1000 uhrrf % Clom.
wells army. nvyvr mr.'.L examined
into the evidence. Yours ,fuiv
% .,i. liturisoV.
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uNREoutrFp LOVE
Causes Man 10 KIN woman and
Suicide.

Suicide.
CmcAoo, Ill.,, Dee IN. John A. Martin,
ancuginccr, desperately In love with Mrs.
u. W. Merrill, his lnndlady, and knowing
that his love WIS uncquitcd, shot her this
morning and then himself Tho woman ia
probably fatally wounded, although the
physicians In constant attendance have
not yc, gwen up hope.
u, W. Morrill, ana his wife have kept
the boarding house az No 200 Fast Illinois
street ior several years. Among their
buarlcm was Martin, aud ever since his
arrival in the house over year ago. be
hls pfolcsscd The rfra est love iuf Mrs.
Merrill. Ills attentions No nN hcramc un.
brarblc. aud TODAY she advised him ~
leave. After pleading with her not ga
send him away, ard finding hlf deter.
mined. lac shot har and then himrlf
Merrill married his vito ~ DAYTON. %. u
1884, They came to this city in iSsl
Mrs. Merrill died "a, o'clock this alter
noon.
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A DOUBLE MURDER.
A Farm Hand Kills His Employer and
tho Latter's wife.

tho Latter's Wifo.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. l0.-Near New
Albany, Ind, late yesterday afternoon,
Jacob -Mottweiler was found murdered
about quarter OF mile from his farm
house and his wife lying unconscious in
the stable-yard. Mottwoiler had been shot
through the head, while his wife had been
stunned by blow with an axe. Mrs.
Mottweiler isstlll alive, but as yet no estate
ment has been obtained from her With
the Mottweilers lived VIM. Benson, a
laborer on tho farm, and Sallie Snyder, a
servant girl. The girl first reported the
murder TO Jacob Shaeiler, neighbor.
Schailer at once gathered other neighbors
and took tile bodies TO the house. where a
coroncr's inquest was held, the verdict of
which has not yet been rendered. Benson
and Miss Snyder were at once put under
arrest BY separating them aud telling
Benson the girl had confessed that Benson
aud she had killed the Mottwciers, Ben.
son was induced 10 confess. lie said he
was engaged TO marry Miss Snyder. She
was found TO be in delicate condition
and this gave rise 10 quarrel between
himself and the Moitweilcrs several days
ago. over which bitter feeling continued.
As he returned from hunting yesterday he
met Mottwciler and shot him. Coming on
to the house ha found Mrs. Mottweilcr
milking and bit her n blow over the head
with an axe. lie then went 10 the house
and told the girl what he had done.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Mr. Allison repIied as ioIIown
oFFicE 90 rHE sEcnuAuY ~ stArT. ,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dccemhef 10. issA
h. 40 Hon U.f.nrf 4 Toll. ga.sa.a.r 80.

oTFiCE 90 tHE sBcrEfAuY ~ srATr,
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Decemler No. iss2
To the Hon Robert L. Taylor. Governor etc:
sir-l have this day received your communIca.
ton of Dcccmbcrt 2, Inst. tmnsmlitlnH herewith n
certificate oi election foe Alex McNubb a. Joint
Representative In the fouy.slxth Grueni Assembly
Moirs aud Rhca. aid ccftllcatc bearing
date ~ November ~ utimo. Nou hl.o request that
'aihN ne -chl OF INC S,aie ami ailct my NouFlsg
ton ga of Mllliten & Ncircs AMI the code II
Tennessee, a o. follows The Governor and sccfc
tory Of stale shnll b. aud they an
WHOSE duty Il shall ic 10 compare The
vote for senator and Representative IN TIE srycni
Senatorial aud Rcpn cninilvr districts oi the state
and doclntc The r'sult ala not cuncut or ngrV
with you Ia declaring the INSULT Of the election un
NOVEMBER ., ls,S IN the Representative district.
composcd u James, Mcigs ai1 Rhca, In favor Of
district 70 be In favor u tam 7.
Nafnell. cannot Therefore. SECRETARY Of State
aud eX oficio, = membcf of the boari u insrgc.
tnfs ~ cunpdrr the vote ana dcrafc the result In
aid district Join you In cgitihraic II election
lion 10 81 ssriian "a. NiiIEcn 4 Vsr,rs c6ie.
! have ninxcd the seal ~ the state % taid
certificate have not been able a. hud any law ~
statute which rrlulfca me o. attest your fiTuftnr
lo an election ccrtihcuic II you viii IL Kind
enough ~ cite me the law ~ statute thHt make u
my duty 20 attest your signature ~ such paper.
ne certificate u McNaib aud rciurn TIE ssmc
herewith without my Official signature
Respectfully. JonS AnfsoS,
Secretary Of State.
Gov. Taylor's letter appeared Ia the
BmHcr before Mr.. Allison replied. In
regard To this Mr.. Allison said TO your
correspondent: Tho Governors letter
seems 10 have been intended for the press
rllhcfihan for an official communication 10
me. TWAS received by mo ut I o'clock and
supposed a copy Of i was furnished the
BaaHer very shortly thereafter with state.
ment that had not replied thereto.
sent IN my reply 10y o'clock. Tie GOV.
crnor'a impalicncc seems 10 have gotten
the better Of his courtesy, else he might
have waited reasonable time for reply
before rushing into print with bis letter.
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rnc pea,n OF ,ir. IIush ~. Iismp-On.

Mr. Hugh u. llampson Of the llanauer
Oflworl.s, lied yesterday evening. lilo
had been q member Of Company ID. liar.
ris Zouayc Cadets, ono Hundred and
Finy.iuurlh Tennessee Regiment G. 4 A.
An OF his old comrades aud
rx soldiers are invited tp attend tho
funeral from his late residence, No. 100
Broadway; also llc friends Of W. A. and
n. &. lldmpson. Tho time Of The funeral
will be announced hereafter.
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Morc ,n,t,.,,ou,o

II " stated that Eastern capitalists
stand ready 10 put their money in tho
Pioneer Cotton Mills, enlarge The plant,
and make Il pay IN tho manufacture Il
cotton goods, provided pending legislation
u terminated within reasonable tinis
and diilcr noes among the owners arc
harmonious'y adjusted.
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MERCHANTS IN LIMO
on a Charge OF Doing business with,
out License.


out License.
An effort TO compel certain merchants
10 pay privilege tax has caused the arrest
Of q largo lisl Of mercantile gentlemen, and
over 100 eases wcrc before Judge MADDEN.
\ number were represented by cx-Judgc
Mcdowell. The cases will be reviewed
again ihis morning. The eases will doubt.
less be- appealed TO n higher court on the
ground that tho parties represent houses
AMI firms ut other points aud are merely
agents. Under n recent Supreme Court
decision Il h claimed this class oi dealers
cannot be taxed. The following names
were up Ia answer T.. II. Cooper, George
Markcy, !. q. Page & Co., II. H. Schloss
y Co., W. $. lake, &. l.. ficklin, Hugh
Petit & Co., J. J. Jchrics, Cor.
such q Irrelevant. x. w. Lcakc,
T. H. ILLS, PARADISE q Hunter.
The following gentlemen were also mp ~
dclinqcnis la tax paying =. l.. Lacy, A.
lewis, Kellogg Printing Company. W. II.
Burton. a. bingham, Nelson l,ainc, J. l..
llabCrling, l.. lockwood, ]. W. Vernon,
Sol. Goldbaum. John White, - Frank. H..
u. schlnss, Cooper & Co.. q. W. rndlcy,
Walter Davis, Cannon q Gates, g. 4. Raw,
T. Whitmorc, Jones, liahin q Co., John
shourlsc, Teams 4 Williams, ]. J. pcros
y Co, brooks 4 Cole. Mallory, Crawford
& Co., liohlcn & llusc, g.. G.. Dunn, \.
Rose, l.. / Herman, 4. !. Morton, Chas.
Jennings. g. e. Burke
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als-,s.,pp, snpremc cow, D,e,,,on..

rlNfM llfpAirh WFhN ANfHhH
JACKSON, Mise. bee 40 Supreme Conr,
decisions Maiiah roriwo1oj ". !. T.
Alton, Handy Commodore q vi vs. 4. J..
Phelps and wiic aud Goorsc Clark W.
State werc affirmed.
NJ. NJ. Mcleod W. Aana Bcaslcy and
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| perfect stage representation Of the period
! Of the play, the scene being laid in 1862.
Fine character sketches in the play. The
three brothers of Jocelyn, living in pow
erty In the crumbling chateau Of their an
cestors, with tattered doublets and moth
ing in particular to eat for dinner, but
wearing their swords ike gallants and
gentlemen, as they are, are so introduced
TO the spectator as to convince him Of
their reality. The ancient steward,
lettering on the brink of the
grave but clingiug to his insignia
OF office and the traditions OF de Boissac
greatness and his aged son, revercnt in
his fathers presence and faithful seryitor
of the ruined family
Miss Coghlan gives picturesque and
strong dramatic iinpersonation OF the title
role, Jocelyn." certainly deserving Of
praise and admiration, yet to many critics,
her Peg Wellington and her Rosalind are
more attractive from an artistic point oil
view.
Tho audience last night was certainly
enthusiastic up 60 the last act, which re-
suited rather tamely--tho duel scene,
always dangerous one as to
efTect--not being in keeping with the pre-
ceding scenes and climaxes. Miss Cogh-
Ian, an accomplished actress, good in
everything, could not fail to score sue
cess aud impress the audience with n sense
OF her artistic excellence, not only in the
quiet passages, but in those where the
emotional is brought into play. The sup
port was very good, the roles being filled
by competent people. The cast was as fol-
lows
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srcriai h. Hfhc Arftai
NAuNlif. Tenn, Dee. 10. Gov. Tay-
lor did not ienlcr n decsrisn In the bag
ging trust case today.
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Local meteorological Report.

Memphis signal Office Report
MEMPHIS Tenn, Dec. 10, 1883
"a Mcr Time Bar Temp. Hum,
HNnl,..,.ss,ssssss ss'''sssss' sss'sss e'u. v's ~
p.m,...........,., dnVl ahu -
Maximum Temperature, 400, minimum temper
allure, 500. At6p.m. the river gauge read 100;
change IN "a hours, o. Rainfall In the past q
hoors OO2.
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SPICY CORRESPONDENCE
BETWEEN GOV. TAYLOR AND THE
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Mr. Allison Calls Down the Governor
over q Certificate OF Election. and
Refuses to Afnx His Signature and
Seal OF tho State.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. lo.-The fol-
lowing communication was received by
Secretary of State Allison today:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
NAnIvifiE, Tcnn.. Dec 10, 1854 I
To the Hon. John Allison Secretary Of State.
slr-Hcrcwith find the certificate 81 election Of
the Hon Alex McNahh. elected November q. tsss
Enutcr irum the District composed OF The counties
OF James MciFs and lihca, W which you will anx
the seal OF the state aud attest my signature thcfc
unto attached, as the Law dlrurix. Respectfully,
EunIlT I. TAYLOR, Governor.
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Lord Sackvillc u si,v ~ VITA the Etrl
OF Derby NJ londOn liVusy.
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boy Alcfk 10 'tustou hllult hlhck
Madame de Moriagne, an adventures. ..........
:....','Mrs thIles watson
Ocurgettc her Malting Woman Miss Viola Blnck
Jucelyn the Chatelalne Of Bo!ssac. Rose Coghlan
Jocelyn will be the attraction again to-
night and during the remainder Of the
week excepting on Friday and Saturday
nights, when Masks and Faces" or peg
Wellington. will be the produced.
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The WEATHER r.


wAsHISH1oN, Dee 10, SPIN. 1884
- WFor Alabama and Mississippi Fair,
- slightly warmer; variable winds
For Arkansas. Tennessee and Kentucky;
.lr, colder preceded by slightly warmer in Ten
ssce aud Kentucky; winds becoming northwest.
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the work he can attend to. He is an A
workman, and custom comes to him from
miles around.
Isaac Barnes and Frank Campbell
have left for the West. They couhine
business and pleasure. The boys want
to see the sights, and may possibly settle
out there somewhere. We hope they will
see fit to return.
Corn planting is progressing rapidly.
Some are through while others have not
yet commenced. This is right. IF plant
ing is both early and late, some one is
apt to strike it, and raise a good crop.
We hope all may.
w. A. Eppler has had a pump placed
In his well. It was purchased of the
Ogallah Pump Co., and was put in, we
presume, by the Co. At least we have
heard the Ogallah girls remark that these
two young men made mighty fine COM
pany.
NJ. G. Adair has announced his depart
ure in about three weeks. He has been
going all winter, and is still here, and we
hope this report will turn out like the
rest. With Neal and Ike both gone, we
don't see how the girls can survive the
summer.
We notice in Ogallah Oozings of
week ago that district Is was having
lumber hauled for the school house.
Your reporter must have been misin-
formed; for, although the contract has
been let, and the stone for the founda-
ton is on the ground, no lumber has yet
been hauled. It has has been rumored
that the contractor is holding off by re-
quest of the board. The contract, we are
informed, called for the building to be
completed by the middle of May; and IN
less something is under the surface of
which we have no knowledge, we might,
if the contractor were that kind of man,
bring the district into another disagreed
BILE lawsuit. Next week we hope to be
able to say that work on the building has
commenced. LUNAT1c.
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The Quick Meal Gasoline Stove for
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BANNER BUGLINGS.

BANNER, TREGo Co., April 30.
Miss Hattie Force is "batching" on her
claim.
Mrs. @. E. Adams was visiting friends
at Banner last week.
A. w. Purington is travelling around
the country with the cattle buyers.
G. F. Goodwin commences May l to
herd sheep on the Gleason ranch, on the
Saline.
A. B. Baker, county superintendent,
takes lively interest in the teachers of
the county.
Harry Bingaman says he and Leon.
Purinton are going to Colorado as soon
as he can sell COW.
Messrs. Eaton & Co., of Russell, are
gathering all the steers they can buy in
this neighborhood. They pay from SIS
to $25 for two and three-year-old steers.
Miss Molly Courtney has returned to.
her home since the Wa-Keeney school
closed, and, we understand, will attend
school at Banner.
Friday and Saturday were rainy days,
and crops of wheat, oats and rye are
fairly looming up; and if the festive
chintz bug will stay away, We viii, bar
ring accidents, have good crop.
j. CANTRKL b.
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Good Results in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that
he was seriously afflicted with a severe
cold that settled on his lungs; had tried
many remedies without benefit. Being
induced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, did SO and was entirely
cured by use of a few bottles. Since
which time he has used it in his family
for all coughs and colds with best re-
suits. This is the experience Of thous-
ands whose lives have been saved by this
Wonderful Discovery. Trial bottles free
at DIR. Jones's drug store. 5