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Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
PERSONALS.

Z. B. Peck was IN from hazeiOoh yes'ef-
day.
HI Jameson was yesterday in from
Horace.
PIG. Angle was yesterday down from
Peabody.
All. Moore was yesterday down from
Kansas City.
ID Armstrong, Rochester, y. Y, was
among yesterday arrivals.
G. s. Mowry, of Coshocton, o., was
among yesterdays arrivals
CG Chapman and w. P. Smith were
Yesterday in from Hutchinson.
Isaac C. Edwards, prominent attorney
of Peoria, Ill, is the guest OF friends Ii
the city.
Deputv Metcalf, who has been quite i'll
for some time was able TO be ABOUT yes
terday.
Hon. John NJ. Taylor and Hon. VIM. G.
Abbott. of Hartford, Conn. arrived III uhe
city last evening.
Mrs Ed Anderson, Miss Laura McCul-
lab. Springfield, H., stopped over IN
Wichita yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. \. Rainey, of 1l6 e. Third street,
returned Sunday evening from business
trip to eastern Ohio.
Chas. A. Stelhman, Miss H. J. Miller, +.
y.
were in the city yesterday.
Miss K1ttie Finck, who has been visiting
Mrs John Comfy, retured to her home at
New Lexington yesterday.
Mrs. o. Mulvey left last evening by
the Frisco for a visit in Cincinnati, New
port. KY. and Madison, Ind.
7. C. Wales, secretary and treasurer OF
the Wichita q Western returned last
evening from his sojourn In Boston ana
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Simms of South Mead
avenue, are entertaining Mrs. Carrie Iy-
.aa1. of Springfield, Mo, and Mrs. Addle
8 a sons, of Wenona, III.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Basley are at Manitou
springs, Colorado, and will be absent Tor
,ome time in Colorado, at Denver and
1ther places of greater or less note.
COIN r. Wise, resident engineer of the
Frisco, came up yesterday from the south,
where he has for some time been engaged
N repairing the damage done to the road
by overaows.
Morgan Cox. formerly Of the Occidental,
was in the city yesterday settling up his
affairs preparatory to his removal to Glen
wood Springs, Col, where he recently
rented a hotel.
William Sheppard, young gentleman
who has spent the winter III the CITY with
mis- brother, H. ", goes home to Saratoga,
y. Y. today, where he will spend the sum
o1er months returning TO Wichita In the
Tall.
John Bowermaster of Sumner county,
who formerly lived in this city was in
Wichita Yesterday for the first time since
he left 8 wears ago. So great has been the
Improvement since then there is hardly
ANYTHING that he could recognize.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
THE BIGGEST AND BEST, HE sars.

c. 4. Goodyear. the East Douglas ave
nue. druggist, was yesterday in a state Of
supreme happiness and had been 80 ever
since the morning before, when little
stranger knocked at his heart and home
for entrance The little one was admitted.
weighed and found 70 tip the beam at
eleven and one-haH pounds. Mother and
child are both doing well; while Charley
himself does nothing but boast of the new
addition 70 his family circle and claims
that it is the largest, latest and best look
ing boy Of his age that ever appeared IN
the city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
FOUND.

Sunday night City Marshal Tom Mona
mara was approached by well dressed
young man who told him to look under the
sidewalk at designated place on East
First street and be would find something
that he wanted. At first the officer was
inclined to pay little attention 20 the
strangers advice: but thinking the mat
ter over he went 10 the place designated
and lifting up the boards found there
the cane which George Harris had stolen
from his house sometime ago. II was re-
turned TO the owner, who had by this time
almost given up ever recovering it.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
CONE AGAIN.

Last night the Knights of St. Joseph
band favored the EAGLE Office with a sere-
made. The music was heartily enjoyed by
not only the employees but also By crowd
of people who collected around the musi-
clans. This excellent musical orgaliza-
ton Is rapidly coming into favor with the
people Of this city and much pleasing Ell
tertainment Is promised from them in the
fr1frrrn
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
A Good Appetite

L essential 90 good health; ana a. this sessoa y %
often lost owing 10 the poverty tmD1rity % the
blood. and the weakening efecss of the changing
season. Hoods Sarsaps-.l.a Is wonderful nssii~
cine for creating Appetite soz1ng the Digestion,
and giving strength to the whole system. Now II
the time 70 take IL.
Il had been troubled with pirnpiss On ny lower
limbs loss Of sleep and appstite. sad In fac, was
generally run dowa. After taking Hoods Ss-ss-
parilis the p;mpics eissppsAred. ny appetite was
renewed, and feel better IN every respect
DsrLIx s l. corner issh aad Dataawooa sss.
Philadelphia.
af mus cay Hoods SaxsapAril;a u sas bot msdi-
cine ever used Last spring had appssite. and
the leas, work did f~tigued ne evs< % nacA. I
began TO take Hoods Sarsspars.sa, and soon feis
as could do as much in day a. had formerly
done in q week Ny appetite + vorsc.0ss." MRS
II V BAYARp. Atlantic City. y. }.
Hoods SarSaparilla
Sold By ell druggists. o.; ssx for g. Prepared
only by C. HOOD CO. ApothecAriss> Lowell.
Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
ACCCSED OF STEALING.

William Miller, a young colored man,
yesterday accused Joe Harper, another
colored man, of entering his room at the
the old Cottage house, on East Douglas,
and stealing s. in money. JEFF Sub
let came down 10 the police station yester-
day to give evidence in the case, he claim
ing that he saw Harper crawl IN 81 the
window and take the money. While there,
however, he was arrested for gambling
and locked up in the city prison
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
THE GARFIELD on FIRE.

About midnight two young men, Messrs-
Campbell and Brown, coming down stairs
from the armory of company A, discovered
a FIRE in the Garfield opera house. They
gave the alarm Immediately and the de-
partment answered promptly. The en-
trance to the house was effected through
the rear window and the fire found 10 be
in the south fly. 1t was extinguished
without much loss
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

The rsosn. letter. vr't:<a from ths City
Of Nsxioo By Col IL n Murdoch % kls
paper, TIE EAGiE. shows concins. vsiy TIA.
be 10 q 9entisaaan Of scholarly attain
rasn,s and tia. BE- posssssea marked
ability - . descriptive rr.s<r<-S1aeAy
GrcEler.
Tia. sounds more Ike Q fcs. sunny
eompamsns thsa Sunday grv-i, AZ least
Il IL scce2ssd IN skas sp4ss4 and cur ssey
neighhor. Of grovsns visnssse. vii please
nC,e cur Encsrs thxnkA
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
MERCHANTS, ASSOCIATION.

The board of directors Of the Merchants
Protective association held their monthly
business meeting last evening. Forty
eight delinquents were placed upon the
moor pay" list, twelve ordered erased and
twelve new members were reported as
having Joined the association since the
asst meeting of the board.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
ASsoUNCExESTs.

The members OF the wonan's Auxiliary
Board Of ST. Francis hospital viii meet at
the hospital tomorrow "wednesday morn
ing al 9 o'eIoek- An invitation TO be pres
ent Is cordially extended TO all who are in
eerested IN this benevolent work
MIS-. p. H CAMPBELL
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
INGALLS, MACHING CLUB.

The Ingalls, Marching club will meet at
with the Young Mems Republican club at
the court house this evening at o'clock.
Let every Republican in the city turn out
and come to the meeting. Get ready for
the excursion to Chicago on Sunday
morning Get your plug hat and linen
buster and prepare for good time.
J, r. II. KING, Il Is. JEWETT,
Secretary. Chairman.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
COJEx JONES

Cole 6, Jones yesterday rented the frst-
floor OF the Zimmeriy building and viii
move their stock into their new quarters
BIZ the first of next month Il will he
nicely fitted up and be eae Of tne nicsst
Rooms in the city fog their business.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

The many friends CT Mr. G. " Al6sn-
csfsr, who saw hisn ss2sdtoz O. his bad
il Ire middle q The ssrees In treat of rs
residences en- Ezs; Kellogg street Sunday
morning. viii b xisd 20 is2rp DAT hIs IN
sanity was o.iy 1mpes.fy snd the essxs
tksreof Vas ths ssr.Tsl sf . twsivs roun6
tos 9. In eszse.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
No. coz,

At the drawing for the buggy at Wood
worth's shoe store last evening Arthur
Sullivan, a. w. Marshall, b. ID. Holly
and Nj. Hall acted as judges. No 6O47
was announced TO be the lucky number.
No one appeared last night to claim the
lnTIcy
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
STATEMENT.
OF receipts and disbursements OF the
Fair associon of their late meeting:

This is to certify that the above Is true
statement OF the receipts and expenditures
for the five days race meeting held at the
Exposition grounds from June to june
9 inclusive. by the Wichita Exposition
and Interstate Fair association.
y. A. ENGLISH, Vice President.
J. W. HARTZELL, Secretary.
C. F. DERBY, General Superintendent.
W. H. ROBINSON, Clerk of the Course.
HENRY s. GILLESPIE, Book-keeper.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

ReT. Hoseland. the Unitarian minister
will deliver an address for the cuarAzs
society ca The Duties Of Citizenship
The lecture will be given az Market House
hall on wednesdsy evening A general
invitation Is extended 70 ali.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
WICHITA TOWNSHIP.
NOTICE

a call meeting of st. Johns Guild will
be held this afternoon at the rectory, 233
North Lawrence avenue, by order of the
president, at o'clock.
Mrs. CHAs. E. SCoTT, Sec.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

The Knights Of -. Joeeph band, with
their full force, viii play a. sn open air
con1ert OF Doazlaxs avenue, between To
peka and the Carey hosel, ca "Wednesday
evening q this week from o'clock 70 10
O'Clock
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

June Il. A special motor viii return al
ter the festival for the accommodation Of
those who attend from the city.
By order Of the secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

HENRI p 2. Mcfarland, corres2oG1ent
az the Philaielphia Herald and Washing
20, Tribune, who attended the S. Louis
convention, and who will also report the
Chicago cez~sus.oa for the rscs-s be ses-
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
acrtar.

The ladies' Of the aid society OF The Beck
ers Presbyterian church viii give sn ice
cream festival in the new church building
q, the Burton car work tomorrow night.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

The directors of the board of trade held a
meeting yesterday and elected c. ID. Phil
lips, of the cracker company, and c. l.
Wavman members of the board. Some
routine work was attended To.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

resen.s. Ia spsndsnx this wrek In wiehitA
he says that wichita ID al thinzz aud IN
every direction is svios IS grea; . city ~
he had any idea of seeing. and fhsr be q
particularly delighted with The Peerless
Princess
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

The beard Of equalization win take II
the Wichita and Deiaao township today.
and all persons interested are especially re
cuested 20 nc CT hand
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

The Lotus Quartette Club, consisting of
4. B. Cushman, B. B. Hull, VIM. Collins
and VIM. Braden. will accompany the Re
publican clubs to Chicago They are pre-
pared with number of songs suited TO
the year and the occasion.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

4 horse driven by gentleman on North
Main became frightened at the advrtise-
ment of the big steer last evening, whirled
quickly and broke the front buggy wheel.
The prompt assistance of an officer pre-
a
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

Uncle John Carpenter, of Valley Center,
leaves today for Chicago where on Friday
there will be reunion of the Carpenter
family. His brothers and sisters and sew
eral of their children will be present and
he is locking forward to the event with no
little interest.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

Do not forget the lawn fete at the Eagle
Roost tomorrow night. The best of
music, cake, ice cream and all the lemon
AIDE Won can drink,
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

The contract for the brick work of r. f
Lawrence's magnificent residence on the
site of his former home, on the West Side,
has been awarded.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

1t is estimated by some of the posted
ones that three hundred people will go
from Wichita to the Chicago convention.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

Hose company No. last night gave a
dance at their hall. There was quite a
good attendance and an enjoyable time.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

They say that the bountiful bass bite
bait bully in the Rio del Walnut over in
the state of Butler, now.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

The state board of pharmacy will hold
an examination at the Board of Trade
rooms tomorrow. There are number Of
punIicanfS
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

DIR. Durand, the poor farm superintend-
ent, made a sale of cattle for the county
Yesterday amounting to S293.55.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

Six steam lard kettles each car load
in itself, arrived yesterday to be used in
the Dold packing house.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

Yesterday afternoon the large bay horse
of Deputy Constable Lee Corie became
frightened on North Market and ran
down the street at the top of his speed In
front of the Smith Skinner block the
yehickle, which he was drawing, collided
with a carriage wrecking one of the hind
wheels of the latter. The animal was
finally captured at the crossing OF VIII
liams street by Mr.. Kelley and Mr.. Van
Eaton and held for the owner.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

Col Fisher, the general freight agent of
The Missouri Pacific system for Kansas,
informs us that he hauled more corn out
Of Sedgwick county than from all the
other counties on his system in the state of
Kansas. Several car loads left Maize last
week for Ala bama.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
GARFIELD NOTES.

To-day and tomorrow the art studio
will be open to the public. Miss Jekyl in
vites all lovers of art to inspect the work
of her pupils.
Perclesian Society annual exhibition
tonight.
Edmund Burke Society exhibition TO-
morrow night.
Normal graduation exercises at the
chapel tomorrow at IL a. N.
Tickets are now on sale at the box office
for the grand concert, Thursday evening.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12

City Marshal Mcnamara called at the
Stem block last night and was accom-
panied by four females when be left
she building. Judge Dixon happened
TO be at the station and each OF the female
callers, upon contributing $40 to the city
were allowed TO return 70 their quarters.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-12
cTUDIo RECEPTION

The studio will be open to the public
Thursday and Wednesday. Students
work will be on exhibition. All arr
cordially invited to attend.
EMILY JEKYLL. Teacher.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

ais. Rpsr Eliz be'h c-y'issd'
sho speeding fhr ammsl a
Ser eouotry home ia ooeda eoun.
sy, has bsen greatly annoyed ~
csDlly by TIE publications of !
book ep sslqoetie which IL adVrt.
tsed % from her psa Tae 10
vssesiss is r4adscrd As NJ,
cie.elasd ~ rsFlsFed he ca.
lesfs a. wrlI ss Whites The intro
dnslios. and aathsrlzed her pro-
trait. asd u y farlher said thar
the ssmpiler - d. haek Il IN.
dorsrd by Mss Cisrslapd 4 :
naigsf " A~t m iestsr r+rys
ar4rl sf shs ptisos bei1rs ans
hsa sel aaihofiErd ihs Hse 81 he'
porifai. shioh was nade axclH.
rivsly lor The Ladies 81 she
Nhiis Rouse" aud copyrighted
With that bsok and separately.
Miss Cleveland has protested
against thu USE 81 her name ~
coanseiion with a publication She
saver saw. but nIl the sans tAe
agests are travelling over the
cssntry with The book and selling
Il 90 the streHgth Of her name.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
aZAkID.


IL YoHaf nan We, aflef sit
assnifa tie smbarfasslug acnaeai
uh'sh bsfsl 4 ehaimiug young Iaay
itN slahi. 10 Frost II the Ehmoud.
ssIiAhiiy escorted her % 'be hoisl
80 tLsa srnt = bsli.boy - w.
vifb Daper of piss. vas % "a
ptsos fs ibs srnle--tbat bran \
t4ifass nlways calls cut All
~ = xos and nozzle 10 man.
lbsa 7 e'elefk lasi sigh q Joung
qafstrlssat tho hA just ereas.
~ ~ Morrison sircei bridge. wac
btsvn 70 10 grouud ~ her W.
-.'ly. beest fortunately she re-
rfi ~ ally injniiea. bat
sara shs p.eted herself up The
klrt % hsg wellatung habit,
hlch had bsssme dlsarfapgod BY.
~ faIi. Alisped 70 the Eround,
pa WbsFs ~ esuesiuenBe had
'era. stood What might hare beru
Diamp, erqulsilsly formed boy,
lassrs at iuIious rate Quick
II staopine and gathering hsr
gFa abeus sbous hor. as best she
'iati. she yoHug lady aossplsd
Ne am of ii. aforesaid gallant
wIl, asd II . mgmrat dlsap-
safd ~ tha aetel, ealS 70 reAe
~ afNss cid, afisT ssinK hsip
~ bsf saadlc, she, with 0 smils
sd q ihnnl You, vanished over
10 Didgs. Porilasd Ofeeonian.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
Don't Experiment.

lee csnnst pfbrd TO waste time 10 ex-
rfiUf alag nheh Yeur innga are laaAA-
af. CahsHnp dpn always sesms. Ut hfHt,
nly 3 eeld 10 act permit any dealer 10
AF Fs# upoA ynB With eeni0 chsap lIaila.
~ " N. kngia New Discovery Tor
8nsHmDtor, touxhs ana Colds, bnt be
~ gon Gof ihe genuine. Because be
q Eekke msrt pr01 he May tell you no
as something inst a. COED, on jnat The
sMe. DNa't ss deceived, but inslkt upon
'tlirk Dr Kings New Discovery ,whieh
guaranteed to give folicl IN all Threat,
iuhg npd Chetg Affections. Trial bottles
% at GIBSON 4 cos Drug Stere.--
fffe aeltlas T.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

We kevs Seaeived several cop
les sf ne lrish wssld. AS the
sfincipaI aln Of re paper seems
q be 10 esiAalish the greatness
and gpoasess 81 BiaiRs and tha. a
rate for Cleveland msant cas for
Englaga, the arch.snsmy or the
lrish vs 10 act hsa it interesting.
Elaine Vas evidently pulled the
wool aver tue eaitw's eyes.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

A sfNwatsi eaptstn AAd i've
/. nnk laaiea who we're sailing.
aea6ay, ~ : eataoat in lever
} ~ Nork Bay, we're attacked by
nan aaung shark nearly twelve
I = loag, TIE ladies' we're terria.
ss, tae saptain cosl. With 10 oar
J beat tie. Ueeslsr until ths We.
was RED slh It's blood Fla.
t.y tse nhals, whose speB Jaws
J . heeh > 3 fasant spectacle fer
I iusigivss, sank from sight, and
&c parry reached shore. oae
! ang adv hinied ia the boat
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
Years Truly,
gonIn OWEN,
oggoap, MIaa.. JaIy, Is, Iass.

OxScnD, MIas., July, 2s, 1855
Fhs Bsreaa Of PobIis nancation
at WsshiAGten has undertakes 10
prepare . Histsty Of Education in
the vatisua StateS. Spseial.ihoueh
sst exclusive, atlentios Is 10 be
devoted TO the history Of higher
Education. IhaYe, al itS rec uest,
undertaken the compilation Of that
portisA sf the work devoted 10
MiasisAlppi, ana earnestly re-
Gusst ell schsei antheriiies later.
sstsd in the work, aad all Others
pesssseed Of Information ef valns
on The geAsial salJect, 10
Rlass ihsmSslyea ia csnnanica-
tioN wfth ne ~ ones.
Respectfully,
RnwApn Mtwwn
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

Saturday night Leilie walker.
bs 7.ysarold daughter Of II. n.
Walker, residing JUST outsids
sisrllng, Es6, was shst BY her
'aihsr, WHO nistosk hsr for bur.
slar, TIE llisIs Kiel had gene ost
q he boHse while her parents
gafa aslesp. and - retaining the
opening sf the door, which was
swslicn ty IA rails, awsks heI
fslhsE eho had recently been
goihersd by ,ranps. sssins .
agsre 10 lAe dosTvsy, be asked
she eas thsfs, ss1, reesivDhg ~
Ftply, nred, I1a snll sHSst We
ah N ~ * hMaas 6pt ip6ssa
Eaxsf s4a sAsMhAsr blade. Zee
gnlsipK tbs voles OF his daughter
bg her screams. Ihs hcrrIAsd IA
her gathered hgr in his arms and
laid her sa tAs hsa. Her eondI.
zion j. vsrJ efiiisaI, but the dsc
lsrs thiAk sAa nag recover.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
lac vnEne az Gen. sherIdan's
Estate.

Washington, Aug. l4.-l'he pc,
siaH Of those named by GsR,
aerldAa 10 administer ON his es-
ttr was 1lsa yesterday. IL aatn
5flh thai be leaves surviving him
10 widow ard as heirs and next
ti kin sIia fsllowing minor chill.
rem. Mars. lreHe, Louise aud
4 SLID Henrs Bberidan, aged res.
J gclively IL III, 10 and 7. His
srsenai estate consists Of moaey,
{ 2.72l; stock, etc, $4,000; pietHres
words aud relics, SO, 900; furni-
care, $4,000; horses and carriages
{ 600, All OF which in IN the Dis.
iici II CoIambi0. The furniture
! TIE house at Eonquitt 10 net
ORTIZ mere lhan $500. The peti.
oH concludes Ny asking ioE les.
Z ~, Miehasl v. Sheridan makes
aidavit that he is well acQuainted
\ M ths atfaira Of the deceased,
) ID that 10 he hest OF bis infor-
! aten'aRa bahef his indebtedness
! q ngt sxcagd $1,000, due on ac.
{ ami Of the pnrehase of his house
q Nohqaiti. Letters Parliamentary
! trO 1rasreu 10 issue by Judge
J rfrisk and the executors qualif-
/ !, gliiug bond IN sam OF S2,500.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

ONE result Of a debate between
Carlisle ead Blaine wsald bs 10
eoafss The "planea knighr' son
extent Is The trstA. His spssch
Is IN The laAt e9npaIgA we've
jail of srronesas statements Whlsh
DarhSs weuld aHqusssionsbly sx.
peae Wa inaKlne Blaine wsald
os 81 a terEele disadvantage il
iercsd se soBaSs hlmsslf 10 Ike
tFuth.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

A rcUNe Erensaman In New
Orleans ss kssdAy had his ring
fginrsea hy lis awsstheart and Af
tn aFsaxiaK ~ Ia ais bsa 0lothss
h'eW ~ his ua@sa, he NtAar
re ! yA@ plas Asansee ~ m
ca sss@ ~ ~ sA Ain Iih.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

TRrRaAr hagsn his eaarass
I vr,k and net With an e0thu.
. isiio resePnos. Re sheas up
4 Aish tarlk sysien and how is
,erss IN the case e iaxes paid
safe ans couna. ia other
ris, street sxys, properly lays
q itks more . msa has the uoss
4 gives - keep or the expensea
eo,efameut Uader ihe Fea-
. 81 sysieu every man who bays
iythax. wtesher poor ,sr noh.
iss 20 selp Every dollar levied
Ter aud aeo tie necessities ef
So 3, jasi 'Ast nneh oat - ths
: sete.s q tts pssple soias isie
est y lAs rek mannise,ersrs.
ao Keep % lie PRICES
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
"A sound Legal Opinion.

q. RAhbrIdge MundaY Ksq., County
! ~, tlay Ca.. TEX. saye Have ussa
ceirc RifierS YltA most happy resHlts.
NE her WAS alka very low wiih Ma
lal feyer and Jaundier, but was cured
timely ase d rftls medicine. Am sat-
seu 4leetric hiters saved his life.
Ar, L. l. NiIscxsOn. OF Horse Cave,
Alas a like itstlmsny, sayihg re
eltiyriy believes b. would hav0 died,
u nos besE inr Electric Bitiers.
this 1Iest remedy Will ward 81. AZ
! 4ll ~ eutc ~ haiaral Diseases, and ief
Alfey, Live Rd elemach Dserdeas
tsst alseaaied Rfiee s0c. aad Al. a
GIHM@N Il C@'k.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

ik the teemach perfefMs its fHAeliena
a-ilFcly and regularly the food 81 which
IS he rsceptieai = transformed into
hlQsa " RelifisAias quality. which lar.
! sizes vig1s aAa wsfMih 10 the whsIe
tlsy. tha reneGy ts fpc sane TO The
s smseh Il Or. 3 4. ncheau's Strenflh-
tAlaE cerdlAl AND Blout Purifier.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

Ltaf 4sinrsar srVaing ~ eans
iireraptss > nflfo bsf with ~
ma sfirs tara 81 mInd. tlau il
Do nnsSls 81 decbls barrel rtei
IA s. 80 II sts inafed IL
ras iorftf Fse doctors kara
.ho9f srfrnHst AZ fhr ehof.
ll.-a na-l q -tl-rl.r.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

A seH pluassr y lhs Washiae
tcs rasss i Or Alexander Mack
esEls. vhs van e1Speo lsat week
"a he city's ssal.rvsms whlsh he
sriprlea aasurdsJ. Crsvds fsl.
ns .he nAa u assIiAH.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

A ptdAsus tAlesisssd to liunish
) gapil Who nd sAnss hin = fool
t-hiaa tis bssr "DoA't aosi r
cid D, set I ~sa's do II again,
4r. estAr never will SAY What
I lAist suasa "a - life =
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

t'fsrsgncran t'louir-u at the thinev1
trr rlsaosal1la fof many oi ths erilnsrT
flIntris 81 hrnlni'r which naTlcCted
tttt'op i1la 4 ter'oua ara perhaps istal
ltIfaV. E1r Ffncs Nsuls saElasl The
tss o. Dr. 3 NrL<sf'h Liver and lid
fsr nafln
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

FRwM oil Assounts the State OF
lsws mHst bs ihs NEST doabtful in
the Unisu. rhs KsPublicans say
they are certain Of it, the Dsme ..
Gratis assert that they will preba.
bly, carry it ths RrohibitIoaisls
elsiD il shd SOW BsIva lockwood
tsnisAds taAs SKIS vii s.t itS else.
sgfal vote.