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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05
A BULLETIN FOR JULY.
~ icr CANNOT yrsIT FREAR's BAzAAR PERSON
ALLY, oHpER ny NAIL YorR ORDERS
WILL M FILLED WITH CARR
rou CANNOT PAIL TO BE
M'ITrp


WILL M FILLED WITH CARR
rou CANNOT PAIL TO BE
SUITED.
Send one dollar and hfiy ceuis TO Frear's
Bazaar and receive 10 return 10 yards oil
black ell wool wei, brocsded lace Elsmine
worlh 30 cents yard.
Ssad one dollar TO frears Bazaar and
receive your choice Of 10 yards Of cream
all wool wef. buaiins or iG yards Of cream
gronni figured Chslli delaine.
Send 81 80 10 Fresr's bazaar. and receive
IN exchange one beautiful Cream Bs,iste
Robe With nine yards OF Embroidered
Trimming. worth g.
Send o. 30 TO Fresr's and secure eight
yards Of beautiful A inch one dollar s.lk
anished. all wool. black HeuriettA The
bargAin Of the season.
Send " 70 10 fear's and you will re-
ceivs In return one beautiful SIS Ill silk
ponsee Robe. eontsisins 10 l.2 yards bes,
China Pongee With . yards u rich elk
Enbfeider, for trimming
Send 81 70 ssd ffess viii forward 10
sca u yuis Of b~sntiiul asared sstesn
10 The latest Preach d-signs 10 any color
ID sroaBi you may select In ordering
stale Tho sizfd nsnre roa would prefer. i,
gill pay yDu TO journey . ions dsisEee 10
order 10 trade at
Prcar's Troy Bazaar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05
Advice 20 Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 II so,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inhama-
ton. and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winsows Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription Of one
Of the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses 10 the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price, 25 cents bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05

HALEs HONEY Is the best Cough Cure, Is, soe-, o.
GLENNs SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauties, 25c.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills corus & Banions, 2sc
HILLS HAIR 4 wAIsKER DYE-BIsck & Brown. 50c
PIXIES TooTHAcHE DROPS cure IN / Minute, 2sc.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS arc sure cure, SOC
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05
Anti-Palsyine Lnim en- I

rs especially prepared for the use OF the
Psralyzsd aud Rheumatic. possessing, n
II doss. wond erfnl healing properties.
10 universally acknowledged as superior
application for Cuts, Bruises, Sprains.
Burns. Chilblains, Frost Bites. etc. For
Sciatica and Lame Back II has no equal
81 for large bottle at your druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05
WHAT You WILL SEE.

In visiting Forepaugh's collosal circus
menagerie. museum, hippodrcme, and
Wild West show. all combined, you will
see the greatest marksman in the world
You will see Indian warfare realistically
depicted; you will see the method Of cap
turing wild horses and buffalos; you will
see an Indian village transplanted from the
plains; you will see the realistic represen
tstion Of Clusters Last Rally, or the battle
OF the Little Big Horn; you will see every
rare animal known to exist in the menag.
erie, all the great riders and performers IN
the circus in three rings, and deluge OF
exciting races 10 the real Roman hippo
drome. You will see all your friends and
ncighbors there in full force, add ten times
more show than ever You did before 10 all
your life 1t will be at Rutland on the 10
and at Bennington on the IA Of August.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05

The Troy Bssus vail Close 81 p "a,
every Friday sf,wnoes dnring he months
Of jolly ssa August isss4 commencing
JHly 9. aad eRaiag August 81.
VIM. II. Froaf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05

BURTON & CO, Agents For
LoNGMAs 4 MARTNEz PURE PAINTS per-
sonally sustain insurance guarantee sign.
ed by them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Lssisss Hssse
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NJ sas U.s sehsyiv ssssis Ssv Tea
vel sks shA msi4
n ssef Nssty ists
NJ .Aa Ne ffsssg4 Htta
as1 msss
Lsls
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NJ Asa Ms totp n ksttesvs hfscstyn
us,,, Mi, New foss
sa.sa nssmiss Bfpptirp NJ
M sas Me- u msr1srtss Alesss
isssss A E5ay vlis esid sas
o.ess. 4 rA.sAa ssa hm8y sItssy
\, 80 y. slt.a ~, Ne. rsss
Mss 5sf0sas Usibsfs
VI sn1 Mr. v Gray Ard family
s.Iai, Ds.s.l'as
y, .as VI. Y iasl,.a.s,, No. iofi
MAstss tss NJ LAehtsSsasf "
klssss LsiiA. winisrtd snd
AiAes LsArssssf AID too
mssSs
NJ ssa srs Charles poaxisss
brad Mrs 0ea A Quimby
s.as.l |, s.,a Alb.a,sr
7, ..a VI. 4 / rarsn Ne. Ton
Miss Bsssis Terrell
MAss hesihs Terrell
hfs X n rsrrsp
Mrs Gunvsy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05

The Mills bill 10 not free trade meas
nre, IL is merely bill to rednce the and
revise the tariff SO says an Ohio Bourbon
organ. The Mills bill Il. a free trade bill
II provides for;
Free trade 10 wool.
Free trade 10 wood lumb Der. and timber
Of oil kinds.
Pree trade Ia salt
Free trade 10 copper ores
Free trade 10 hemp. manila. aud all veg
esAble Hber
Free trade 10 Tin plates.
Free trade 10 Gsh TO secure C.nadian
consent 10 the fisheries treaty.
Free trade In iron and steel. cotton ties,
or hoops to please the sou,herners.
Free trade 10 vegetables.
Free trade in over 100 other articles Of
more o. less Importance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05
fa,IN.I.gA,g MANCHESTER

ron Tkb M@NTN
stsss Nall sNrN Mire5.
g8a9kM ~MifFA itAirw n frr
fssiie T. ST Esp
f4a NUE N1MyRs
is9s ireis Troy 49, Mifed
AzsFx NAL israE ZIP
gG2eN Passenger
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05

The England papers without exception
are in favor OF the re. election of Cleveland
because they think bis tariff policy il car
ried out will greatly benefit that nation
On the other hand the Dublin Freeman q
Journal has the following: Harrison Is O
man whom the party could most safely
choose rs the champion OF Republican
ideas. His personal record is spotless. his
family traditions appeal to the sympsthies
OF all American Irishmen are reminded
that bis grandfather helped to whip the
English In the last war with Great Britain,
aud the grandson is pronounced . sound
chip of the old block His career and
character are both praised cordially. his
services during the war. his later services
during peace. bis ability 10 discussion, bis
tact. bis sagscity, his prestige in Indiana
all these are dwelt upon. The conclud
ing passage is this: Although Irishmeu
home have no business TO NEEDLE 10 Amer.
lean politics. they cannot be indifferent to
the course OF events 10 the great republic
which shelters millions OF exiled Irish
men. As between the Democratic aud Re.
publican candidates they hsve no choice,
but judged by his family traditions and
bis personal record. Benz. Harrison APP
pears 10 be q man under whose guidance
the republic could suffer no harm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05

when Baby wAs sict, We gave her cAstsriA
When she WA Child, she cried for CastoriA,
When she became Miss, she chung 10 CastoriA,
Whsu she had Children, she gave them CastoriA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05
ALUM BAKING POWDERS.


The following are The nan~ o. soms o
The hsiiDg posaers Published BY the pub
Tic suihoritic. as being made from alum
I Keniop, Davis,
Silver Star. A. ~.
Forrest City. Henkia
one spoos, Ne Plus Ultra.
Paiapsca. Eaterprsa.
Empiro. Can't BE Beat,
Cola, Eureka,
Veteran. interustionsl
Cooks Fsyoriie, Puriisn.
son Fiower. Albany faroriie.
Jersey, Golden sheai.
Bnckeye, Bnrnc,s's Perfect.
Peerless State,
Crosn, Silver kink.
Wheelers. Welcome,
Carleton, Old Colony,
Gem, Crystal.
Scioto, Centennial
Zipp's Grape CRYSTAL, Daisy.
Geo. Washington. Windsor,
fleur de Lis. Sovereign.
Feather Weight.
There are doubtless many siher brands
Of alum baking powders besides those 50
far examined and named by the authorities.
Most OF the baking powders cold 10 bulk.
by weight. and all sold with SIT, or pre-.
sent are said to be OF this description.
Prof. Wiley OF Washington, ID. G., says
The use ( alum in baking powders 10
large quantity, 10 place Of other acid salts,
should be prohibited by lsw,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05
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TRADE MARI
TIE only Apopiesy Preventive an9 Paralysis Cure.
vii reliess you and prey.ni an APepiee'ie shoes.
itiss sarr cure az Paralysis. Rheun1a-
tisr,, Heart Disease, Angina Pee
TORS, Chronic Bronchitis, Liver
Complaint. Kidney Trouble, pys-
pepsia, etc., etc.
Manufactured ~ d. v. s. HrTcarwsos a Co.
Enoaburyh Pals, VI, L. =. a. Pflee % bafiis
eafiies fss s5on send fof lneuasr AMI Iasn,
fnnalzls
~, safs ~ D-sSxias ard Issis,s IL Assses1
send Is cent? for 100 Ensrgsnetss
and HOY to Treat Then.-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05

This paint has been extensively used In Troy,
Albany and New York cities. We fnd II has been
used on churches, depots. opera Dhonses rail
road bridges and many public and private build
ings. AZ near ~ We can learn IL gives perfect
satisfaction. We used this paint on our build
inge last seseon and are thoroughly convinced
the market. We have the exclusive agency for
il IN this vicinity and are prepared 10 furnish Il
In any quantity desired II 10 suitable for lin
iron and singled root. For further particulars
cal At our store
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-05

The following are the nsnaes 81 some Of
The hsliBg pos aers Published BY the pab,
iic authorities a. being made from alum
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
a BIG FOURTH COMING
Arrangements Made for an Exhibition
Drill By the Champion knights,
There was A wall attended meeting Of the

Arrangements Made for an Exhibition
Drill By the Champion knights,
There was q wall attended meeting of the
Committee on Entertainment for the
Fourth of July at The Morton last evening
Tbs Finance Committee reported that over
$500 had been collected and that the
amount would pro badly reach 5000. A
balance from last year OF S47.70 was re-
ported from A. E. Antisdsl. The Commit
tee on Hacks reported that al the hacks
necessary bad been engaged. Gen. B. r.
Pierce Wss selected 10 act Marshal Of the
Day and committee Of three. consisting Of
Captain Mckinney. A B. Richmond and
". Z White. Was Appointed % wait upon
the rstsiI dealers On A0nroe-st-. and ask
them % turn cut
The most important announcement made
vas the fact that arrangements had been
made with the Hastings Knights Of Pythias
to give an exhibition drill in Campau
Place. The Hastings Lodge is the ciSam-
pion Of the world. having won the prize in
drilling q the recent great sncsmpmsBt at
Cincinnati.
The enmmittse on Fire Works reported
that bargain bad been made With Chi
cag0 6rra. snd that between 81 20 and
s. SO worth would he used.
Ihe meeting adjourned 70 mset AZ the
Morton again tomoTror night at O'Clock.
when f1il attendance i desired, and Gen.
Pierce viii - present 20 sppoint his aids
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

coenrMssAss - Laya.s ~ . Cer.sr sssssI
The eor6rmskzos and he lsysss Of To
corner ssons = cascaas 80 sunday vss vii
messed by soont z.eoo psopls trs n the city.
Ths services usrs very solsma and in-
pres<iys. TIE III. Rev. Bishep kiebter vss
assisted by Faxhsrs Nha.sa. F1lchsf. Ben
alag and Pegsni1s The siDxing. andsr
Tie dirueeion Of Mss 4 j Nc6urrsn. ves
very fns. beins assisted b hrx p. Hickey.
hlss 6sd1s 6fady. W. King. Harry 1syiox
and Prof Loek uood. ct Cleveland After
the e<renoay deiiclous Fepnss vss carved
en- ths eroupds ~ the ladies Of fhs ehureh.
TIE nissss Grady and no6uxrin rendered
sssorui ssisctlons On the guitar epd eaolo
which we're enthusiastically recsivsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
BooMISG.

The above is applicable in speaking with
reference to the popular "Florde Aoebe. !"
Ben Hur," Record Breakers" and DE
troit Sluggers." favorite and standard
brands of cigars manufactured by Geo.
Moebs & Co., of Detroit. and recently estsb-
lished in this city by their popular young
representative Mr.. 4. G. Sullivan and much
to the credit both to the manufacturers.
Mr. Sullivan and quality of the goods. A
large increasing demand for the above has
established itself among the Grand Rapids
smokers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

will be st the Eagle House Thursday and
Friday. June 2s and =. and every four
weeks thereafter. and did any one OF you
ever look up bis way and manner OF treat
ing Hernia. Rupture, yericooele and Hydro
cele. and the success which follows bis
treatment. Every one he treats. he gets
them well, and only one week when no
more truss is used. He will give you
names OF the best men in Michigan be has
treated, and then go and see. them. find
out the the truth OF his assertions. see this
is not talk for talks sake. but actuaiiiy
verified by demonstration, something new
under the sun. and yet scientific and
truth which no one can deny. Go and see
him when he is here. Consultation free in
German or English.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
DROPPED -FOUR STORIES.
Two Men Make the Down Trip on an EIe-
vafo- with Frs~hffnI Rsnttfsv

Two Wen MAKE fhe Down Trip on an kte-
veto- with FrsghtfaI Rspiaisy.
Just before O'Clock yesterday sfssrpeon
the elevator rope In the New E0glsHd Fur
niturs factory broke. letting the elevator
drop from the fourth aoor 20 the basement
carrying With il tvo msn and Big load Of
glue. &C. one man vas zot hurt aside
from beiag severely shsken np. but G. De
Smit hsd bis nsse broken and oae ieg a.
vsre.y bruised. besises oeinz iatsrnsiiy in
jared He uss taken % bis beuse. buf ~
extent Or bis isiuries ceuid not be sscsr-
fsiaed lsst evening. The elevator vss 20
brcke. ard i went dovn With fesrfoi rsrid-
ilv. It = remarkable thst both nen we're
rot killed ontriaht On TIE slsvator r.s .
thirf nan, bat Re jumped C when Il
started.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Ths coolest and pleasantsst piaes for -
svsniags amusement u u enith's opsrs
HousA corner Of Wssefioo snd Louis
strssss A slssn, bright proersmms 10 al
uays thers 10 snteEtsin you. and this week
10 especially 6ns- The frst psxt-the mia.
strsl parier-h especially dns and the ole
IL charming. The entertainment concludes
with 3 burlssque by Charles and Minnie
Burrough assisted by the entire company
that 10 gem of scenic and costume srs.
Matinee this snsfnoon - which the entire
Programme will be produced.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
a sRUTAI FATHER.
rfHe D~e- Vet Knew Any Better let HIN
safer

tf ae Does Yet Knew Any Better Let Him
safer
There IS uasn living On Rattsrvorth-
svs. Who deserves % - thr0it.sd fsraf few
rinUtes a. AR rate last Friday night -
vent hone nglv drunk ard after going
through vith the rseuisr performance II
ssusing BIS suffering wife turaed his at
sentseu b his asoy-only six months old
vao VS. netflns and crYi1g. ss a. basies
VII frst and worry e. tie sixat ~ rasa
oeastiy drunk. He ordered 1is wife % keep
The chsld srlii. buz sfsr ssvsrai sforts On
her part. BE roaghly sook hold ~ one 4
fhe eeovs arms and shcok ft. hrs<kinx -
collsr Bone. Al uisht ths hstss c1s relied
ard racurned nest pkteoasiy Next morn
ing ~ doeecr vss esilsd "a see what q "a
g.. sEld scen infarmef ne eraei father -
rsss1it Il bF= dr1aken farv The bahv ~ss
properly e.r>3 for. and the fsfher VII es
soon 8 Re does uot mend his vsys
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

rhe Grsna R2rids Crickef Ci1n hsld .
vsrv a1is snd pleasant meeting Nonisv
evening A President poszns ofice. ard
Ser he rnutine husinsss teciieti - sccenf
the cha 'ene~ of TIE Ehisszo Cricket Ciuh,
sns scrrrHnrIV thpr vi ~ ever aere oa
the an ~ ful~ vith la~ir eest eleven sod
rsv he s~snd Rapids ciu1 4 nsich ga1ue.
W'ckets ~su - uitcHe3 on tie Fsr t2roun3
~ the Afternoon. snd lovers ef he esrss
wvl have sn srpcrfnnltv ~ Witnessing ne
fHr match game ~ Re sesson - th- Stsfe
If A3chixsr. The crsnd &zri1s clnh sra
ert ef rTsrffcs. su3 if = snprcsed thst tae
Et'csEr ciue hes teeu przcftcf1z 81 ire
sessan. but hoveves fkst usT be. an i1zer-
esting game 0Isr - ,oakaA far aud ne
ekuiehis af be wilicw spheree VII hs-e
xoc3 t1e. s1reser sins Il wfti es 49,
tsr sft-sctfon t,r a. oi3 counsrv1sen than
kssp bzIt f-eworkt rersfe CT parssfe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

TIE sfsentfen II al psrtse- NO ara 1,ok-
irg 6cr place N ~aich 70 I,c.fe us.nnesc-
torres and etheT insasfrieS = nsIle5 =. tha
vfissee ~ F{1coa aiaR Bar caunkv. Mfch
Sod shi1ping ABILITIES. neernezs - an
shun3erce ef rzaoer sd eaesc H1ei s-s g.
ferrd- Tie Va So = IN fcurshsnr err
a.sie7 sna - x-c6 ooes 6ds zsanafsrf arsrs
Ut eeer = xood bsssa k&6r~us =. 4
n~n~e~.L ~<<s<~ &<~x
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

For don't care, dull. tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood. dull pains in hack and
head, tantalizing skin eruptions. Kemp's
Sarsaparilla never fails to give relief. We
always guarantee 1t. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs' drug store, 126 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Tie ~sIk n fra1f sf ths Uaion Dsoof is
verv much IN n~>d Of repsir. Ssfar5sy
sesvy rssn ~ssh~d The sosl svsv frcra the
foundation. allowing the rsik o. snx ssv-
era iaches. A iarrs crowd rozid break
tarouxa ths plsnks, A. they are sati-slY
v5tkouf s1p1orf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The St~ess Rssi wsy Cezu,.sr rfIl rzn az
"a cz-S sar the oi1 Settlers psessn. .. fsl-
iows ~ittaat chsnes
beare covn<F Hal snf Dfv1sio1 -sss- =
- Ss~snth snd Seoc<fex sss 80 a n
Nsst eiEF a1izx % Brisxe fas1 a n
Cslt-sr<- fl1 = ~ Eeatk rxrd frsm
kss.>nsrsk, 80 = -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The Old Settler win hold their annual
picnic at Reeds Lake on Thursday, the
2Sth inst, as previously stated.
By Order of the Com. of Arrangement.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliousness,
headache, sallow complexion. Price 25
cents. Tibbs' drug store 126 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

80 77IEE -
L1szxss. Jsas A--Ihres css~s wsrs
besra .s.lzy. ss1zs cssss cay srt 81 e&l.
fII l8U1x<os.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

$500 PER DOZEN.
Cabinet Photos, finest finish, ct Wykes'
gallery. 35 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The following u . liss of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. With
the names. residence when outsids the city)
and ages Of the parties
Ages
David shiuidsy, Alice Linessstef. y
Vim. b. Osborne. Agnes y. wynkoop. -
Abraham Leatheknkn. Huskes0n, Lydia
Beery fnes township y -
Loulx Merner kosA Boyer ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
Water COIoTFTesc0eing.
Superior IN Oh. Ia point II Durability ss
We. az Beauty

rsfieus ana onimeies wfh be furnished OF 81.
fiicatlon by tie undersigned fsr artistic iu erioF
cecort;iDg, con p>iinf a. Pfica arc henniY 81
finish with nAil-l,sref dcc1rsftnnt by tie fase -
the lcTmaneut wsief color amt aissu iile,
We FnsfAulee 80 do fbis or sac aud dtfeoIr
decorating - a. to produce bctsf fftsf, i0f ne
ssusc efnotat o. Iaoney thai II uorir co. a. %
the same reoIn vffh WI -pepef efffsf g. cheap
rf iGharaie work. nnc the ~rork h Fiararteei -
ts f<.+maurft ant thst it wi never fsQulfe Sal
iue OF to fe-fnssb the walls with the sams ~ a3y
Cftef fnisn
The ceiling - the Dew entrance ~ fover
Otsrrs House a a xlBpis q one grace of tais
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Tke seft <ses cf tte tes rn~> : scauir<z
Y saw. Era
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Drink Celery Phosphate for the nerves.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-26
SOLD HIS WIFE'S CORPSE
MEDICAL STUDENTS PROBABLY
HAD A PICNIC OVER 1T.

Atlanta Negroes Terribly Excited by
the Discovery-Gov. Gordon Issues
an Order Concerning the Onerlns
Of Rewards-A Prohloitonist Found
Guilty of Assault.
ATLANTA. GA, Jan. 25.-Greene Henson,
a negro man living near the Airline SHOPS
is wanted by the city detectives on charge
Of selling his wife's body to the Medical
College here. His wife died Saturday and
he took the body by himself Sunday morn
ing early, saying he was going to bury her
at the burying ground near Edgewood,
The grave where he claimed 10 put the body
has been found empty, and it is now claimed
that be sold the body to the Medical Col
lege. The negroes in the eastern part of
the city are terribly excited over the matter.
AN EXECUTIVE ORDER.
The following order was issued by the
Governor today: TO assist the executive
in the exercise Of the discretion vested in
him bv law TO offer rewards for fugitives
from Justice, il is ordered that from and
after this date, Jan. y, ISIS, 10 reward viii
I've offered under the tifty-eighth section OF
the Code for any fugitive charged with
felony unless "A petition from the County
Judge, County Commissioners and Ordinary
Of the county from which ne has fed asking
the proclamation of such reward IS filed III
this office. accompanied by the affidavit of
the Sheriff of the county or his lawful
deputy. stating that the process charging
such fugitive with felony has been placed In
his hands, and that he has made a prompt
effort to execute such process, and after
diligent search has not been able to find
such fugitive in the county"
CONVICTED OF ASSAULT.
J. G. Thrower, one of the leaders Of the
prohibition movement, was tried to-day be-
fore Judge Richard Clark on a charge of
assault and battery upon {. ID. Barker.
Barker was the principal witness and testi-
fed that Thrower attacked him in a barber
shop with a stick, cutting a cash IN his
head. Thrower accused Barker of publish
ing damaging remarks about him in his
PAPER, the Southern star. The jury found
lhrower guilty, but sentence Will he with
leld until motion for new trial can be
made
President J. T. Wilson, of the Southern
League, said this afternoon that Atlanta
had paid her 81 900 guarantee and was now
in the league This gives the league six
clubs-Bi1ningham New Orleans, Charles
ton, Memphis, Chattanooga and Atlanta.
Nashville and Montgomery may be ad-
mitted later
To-day the stockmen of the city, in dis
cussing the situation OF the market, ascer-
tanned that there were ,695 head of mules
and 100 head of horses in stables on sale.
A large trade is looked for as soon as the
weather breaks