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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

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Barnes Greeley, brother OF the
iounoer OF ihe lricune, II a FARMER IN
fennsyivania lie Is an eccentric man,
and while ne advocates the doctrines OF
the Proheitionists, he thinks that too
much water Is a dangerous thing. He
attributes ms excellent physical condition
at the ase OF 10 to the small amount Of
water he uses, both as beverage and
Tor cleansing purposes Chickens and
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

CrRcrrr CoUEr.--Jsns Garlock W VIM.
Widaicousb. assumPst; Jnry; on trial.
Grand Rapids Fslt Boot Co. ~. Bissel Car
pes Sweeper Company. Trsspass. Time
70 settle bill Of exceptions extended thirty
days
srrxaroR CorRr- Helen r. Bateuan vs.
Charles Bstsmzn. in cnsncery. hearing in
court resumsd- Joseph III. T0mpxins "a.
&. 4. Johnson &c al. in chsncery. the at
tornegs ior both parties appearing asked
that The time for perfectinx sppssi aud
making retara thereon be extended thirty
days frorn the I'D inst. granted. the costs
were paid
PsoBATs Cousr.-Estats Of Louiss Y.
BALDWIN. deceased, order allowing claims
and decree for payment Of fsbts. Estate Of
Elizs J.. Wsliinx. dscessed. administrator .
third ssnusi sccount dled. Estate of Mary
j. Proctor. deceased. order sSiy1ing Nov.
II Tor hearinx claims before the court In
Re. kvs Acsns Wstfell. sn adopted child.
ersisr confirming sdoptiOn and change Of
name 70 Eva Acsns Alexander.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

A osaTen,snE 4rtieis fer sA@ ho<c,exseper 20
have ca saza suring the sasea q fsaFzitnrs
renovation Il q sEaaA eza sf lard oil azlsa-
Tbs gives a good. bxighs p0lisa ever var
Eished zaA w@xad saKfacss. Cac and deeply
scratched f1<slt1rs -. need 20 be seraped
an1 s4adpspersd befors applying il. bat thar
waich = aaiy sllgktzy n.Aaed may have tAs
imperfscsisas slneothsd down With sharp
k1ifs, taxing care Rot 70 e1l-rge them
Fsrnirslrs Ia fairly good coalition can be
toeched up % crscks ard slcAishes with the
hard 81 dash APPLIED with soft brush ths
sizs u = ls-d psaeiL soEae kiaas II blz-aishss
can 10 rensrdisd BY t2kizg kstss Of Tie
finish ca ; bis of cloth hel1 over ths thunb
2aa rubbing thea ouk
Where ANA or rhs whole Of any article
i % DO gons over, yaruiSh brush abous an
i3ea 4nd ha1 wics Is used The hnlsh -
put Sa vita long stroke thas extends across
the section sos = working on. the same a.
varnish. aaa when done iE must bs let alons
The plses q fernit1re Is left % dry in q
rsorn free fron dssx Tho hard oil fELsA, IL
Too tAss>~ =, IAlaasd vita tnrpsntinA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Stains of various kinds are in such ex-
tended ass nowadays thai the following
recipes recomnsndsd by Decorator and
Furntxher Are Of interest The first is for
good chsTry stsins
Nix togsther. By stirring, ono quart Of
spirits Of turpentins. one pint Of japan. ons
pound q Venetian red ground IN oh, and
two ounces OF dry burnt unbr. Apply with
brush and wipe or with cloth Finish
with one coat OF shellao and two coats Of
v,ruiSh-
A thin solution pcrmagnste Of potaxsa In
hot water win make q good walaas color.
Arply several coats, allowing plenty Of time
for drying between each coat Boiled oil
anay be used Is poli<h II little turpsn-
tine Is added 70 the Cd & win work easier.
A very hns mahogany stain Is made by
boiling in one gallon Of water eight ounces Of
fastio. The osd rule Is 70 streak the wood
before IL Is quite dry with black stain to
produce the grain Of mahogany.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

T. A. fronmongsr. United States Deputy
Of The National Union. completed the or
xsnirstion Of The second council Of that or
Ger lsst sy-ninz With about one hundred Of
Grand Rapids select business men. Mr.
fronmonger = very ganisl snd pleasant
gentleman and an snfiriuE worker. ~ veil
IS enc of the most successful orgsaisers in
the Cniled states. tie has made many
fFiends IN Grsnd Rapids, both in and cut Of
the edges. He goes irem here % Musxs-
Eoa. - sacss citizens oofa couuciis OF the
orsier n Grsnd kspidE unite in recommend
ina him
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

An ercellsnt dish for breakfast or tea can
Be- made with the cold veal left from dinner.
Melt two tsblsSpoonfuls Of butter m the fry
ing pan, add oos tsaspooufui Of -four and
SIR Ill smooth; then add one cupfu OF water.
OF stock IL you have it, and season with salt
aud pepper. When il boils add one quart OF
coa<sely chopped cold veal Let this heat
thoroughly. thea dish it up on siic,s Of nicely
Drowned sosst. A dropped egg put on the
middle q each sfics of toast and veal Is liked
by SOMA Serve all as hot a. possibls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

A fne qnslity Of pure white darask fs al
wayx fssh;onable and IN the bcst of taste for
. dinner olokh The bezt frixh table linen Is
the first choice aud In patterns vary little,
consisting II blocks and checks, snow drops,
and the Like. medallion designs. and ALI
over patterns of f'cwers and ferns In buy
ing the cheaper grades q hnsn- ie s wall 10
rsnsnber that the quality Of the fabric Is
i.ss apparent when The pattern Is Of the All
over lad. taaa whsa nuch plain, surface
shows
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

O-n-fstt~ soufi>s Is sssasonsbls .rst now. and
shs following is nice way 20 make is; Nix
ths yolks os two eggs 20 = cresn with three
ounces of powdered sugar. and flavor with a
t-aspocnful q vanilla essenca STR tAis
usixssrs iroo the whites Of four eggs pre-
visusly beaten % a stiff frcth. put By tbs
tabiespocnfai sn butter-d pan and bake 10
a goIden brown In moderate oven- When
shoas half done dust is With powdered suTHr,
sHA wa@r done serve ct ooce o~ is vall fal
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

rra< s'ss Tsiss u four egzs al thev srs 20
whsle ~ cream. thas taks= quite . sszn>
Crate she peel and sqneezs the jaics Of cns
lsrnrn - thrp~ tahlespouuf1s q Sugar. and
rst sheza % a hail pant u boiling wstsr. Nix
gradually ~ ths beaten yolks ard 80 over
the fra - shicksn. but DO not let it bot. stis-
riug or. -sy AL tlae sirne Wien v~ry thick.
saxe or sae sir. ard STR siil cook ~ slsssss
shcsrt haf fan vita this and Pie up vita
.uh.-r.nl ram
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Lose. pur,nr n. cir,, yr.,.

From the 18th Of April, 1851, to tho f<th IT
April, 1ss5 when the order to stop enlist
r1ents vns issuedn. the United States govern
uaent called for 2, ,7se, Ga men. There wers
furnished 2. $50, sR3-a deficit Of only p2, ,lc5,
r,or< OF which vould have been supplied in
crse month At the then rate of recruiting.
Excindin- re-eniistments, 4 - sStinlatei ty
skalfui artuaTies that the Fs3ersi armies
contained about so. go men. OF whom
f.5o0. ogp ct various times we're n active ser
vice. OF these % 10 VERY seaTlYl were
ks11rd IN battle ard 81. 600 rsortaisy ~oundeds
whfls $4,000 6sed IN camp OF hospital Il is
also estimated that ~ laast =. 90 died sooa
after reaching horne - diseass contracted n
cArp-sI;ed before June 70, $50 the totat
less IS usually set At SoD00o
TIE most esatious and rrlissJs soyftkern
historians do not put thasr sotal io<s bes5w
rs ana By counting those who lost leg OF
a arm or wsre Otherwise Totally disabled in
q number q s~erass regiments, north ard
sy7.h. w- arrive as ths ecaelzSiou that he
tkor-axAiy Ard esrrnanenfty crfpsisa sv ssis-
ease snd wounsis Ia 10th armies were At Izast
ssoaao AIDING ths dseslss "a .1e Grss vear
sfter slae wax - ssose M jeref IN service. ws
fu,a tlsas n fsar Tesrs he s1htrsc1oa fro=n
paEiing a<g~a<sss q 1,0oo, 60 abs bcsitsa
uaen.
At she esose - sh> var the <ovevar,eut
bad - Esnersl bospfssls. ~ith = capacity &
f.ss So b@ss. n shese there kad be~z tTeaterd-
<une -. ISIS. So. - cases. IN whscA toe
rzss ~ nscraasieg ~zs = nErsse frscsfon hs<s
shan p~r ce1t Ibis = the <1Tefiest rsfe -
sns r~cnt var In ths Asxscsn waF ths
n1o~ssiltT n An1srfesn aos-stass uzs frs<c~
szon swg - prr oere. - the Cfss>esn ~sr
fsat IN tts Rrstssh noerifa1s was = eer eesx !,
Ard n sss Frzrra a frrrfser ax-~ a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

TIE cu.x surfzcs II the ssskrt ottoman
depicted Ia sur elEs' 10 covered with cashmere
Of sons exrk color. which d arranged in
polzs. IRE hs.ex being divided by hands Of
felc. which tavs besa embroidered with
fancy stitehes IN eoinsed crewelx A crochet
edgiAg, worked with doubls zephyr wool,
haLzhss the upper and lower edge&
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

FurSonri-r-s alzpisyei hy the fsn'-v stsrrrs
ara rnsr~efs sf Injury and costliReSs Bus
sav -ie~rr ~or,an car nnsks Simple hca-
honrsers--~Aich = Bothing more shsa =
DAINTY stsie ha< = uik sr sasir. efgsd WITH
lasse ssli is-cor.tes With psiusiuxs - dslfcs>s
f,-r-rs ~ agurss. II ous Axes. snd t's-f up
vita ribhcu Or gsla cori Sugsr>a almonds
sre - ps,ps A. 1lluz
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

A good ~a1 grozna fex pzrsnrss = Give
graz La - zlsa<ae - a1<k<r o. hgsler.
seeaTalas - ne oa<sy sf sas psc<zrs otasr
good zFoazzs Ter picnzss sFs fx<nea 81
hgns lzzs12eF gray. 14rk skze. asp a-Tx
gFssa zaa t11z-an re1
A yerf zDg4e<sss s4psr for . s~troozn
eon.ss - r<ss gizk sd p4is ksz< ,.<ss via
a. sssrlA1d t<zlsa sass lssks 1ks ssiEs
e&z1sd @<a sozas q s1s zzs Nd p1Ders
xls sas Ia szs sry ~ xA0~a s<-<l11s n zassly
exzs4sez p<r4seIIss. sA~ srs1l1a sssax ax11
W1nrs -1ll p.snels ars lAtzodtcsd ELs deco
rs1io1 Il sss p-2sls sho1ld - - kse2lnx
sl<a Ia sal P@psr p@@s-<1
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

There are nov eco sfu<ien-s IN Clacn
university. CTsnEebarg. 5. C.. an i0ssi-
ts7tson for colored peoFlA. Mos q them
sre Tsying their own var. and ars stu
dSoSs. zraloz5s ard srrshitio1A
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Rewernber re sacsson ssls evrrv saer-
nocn sud evening Of the glassware snt
crcekerv stsck ~ n. 7. Evans 4 Co. rs
Nanr-e-st Prfwsfe ssi7- snd irsc>cfson
everv forsnocn. Prices srsr seio~ first
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Every siter1coa and sreninE ~ ~-,ckar~
srf glassware sa r. J. E~.as 4 Ci,'s "a
Nenroeef Frfvsts ssiss sv.rv s0renoro
Erersthinz roes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

The lid Of the 5axkst h cushioned and
covered with puI cashmere TO correspond
with the side. Over the cashmere Of the lid
is spread star shaped cover Of felt, In which
the divisions are embroidered, edged with
. band Of contrasting color and fnisaed with
a cluster Of bal tasssls at tho pointz
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

The sbcvs vii icuhtiessiv ~ s~-~.hlv
considered 5v TIE manT frs-nsl< NJ. Rogers
rnsds durinE Ais rrevieus soionrn n su-
cifv- Let every sn~ tarn suf and x;v- Aim
. warTn rerertfsu
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Rfxs Tp No. es7
r vcn ~sut Ice crp-~n delivered sf you~
nouss. n A. ForueS. iee Monroe-s*
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

AZ psr-~ns sussrsnx sror. SEX hssSschs
sna a<ssiszy skszzd use - Essis.e R~nr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

M r1rnhs. Is Ntrre-- -st. -r~-s he-
+. crearn psrier srr - ssssoc tu~ssr E~~
s>isrsone nrEne-r = ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

1frsu ~s-t Is. we>ssk sd Hsu.s,-s
- Al nw1Dns e~~~>s- f<>D - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

SAv ASrovfo. Ter. May III r T7is,,,.
Esr.. srssrd Rrrfsis. Nici -neks Sra sxn
FRzxn. I wiIi srrixe ia vonr civ an or
secut Nav - rith eighty heat of fns Cot
ersto acrses. Flessa advertise sac a.
enctieB - he seove steok the sxart dsta
If safe ~iil - furnished On arrival there
snd having n eesf los cf horses ever
hreught - aichixsn you aeed aet hesitsfe
81 give toeu, Ton< personal favor among
vofr iriensis snd acluaintarcss. srn vel
sad bore MS -iii hnd you he sane.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Nnistsr-Weil Bcbbv. - yon taink rou
VII - better hstse soy this year thso ycz
Ne~e isei
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

D. RrieksTn has renewed rs ofsce -
fts ns~ Kendall Fsck, I&7 MeBr7@-ss
whe~e ha Saer - zer,~1 s~cga Q tiH ias -
: a. s sd s4s al - , r. T)r- BfsrAsrn
snd NJ Rrfehs-u ~ hve - tee WrVAek
uutss 90 ep~ri inc ~ the f1T nestor- Tsle-
ofSaus ofs-e ena Wsr~ck s7a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
ncn.nn mad, ca an.

NEw YoRK, Feb. l5.--Charles Benson,
alias Burton. who victimizcd the inhabit
ants Of the City OF Mexico out Of S25,OOC
by selling bogus tickets for Nine. Patti,
concerts, has at last been placed In jail
preparatory 10 going 10 Mexico. lie was
today arraigncd before United States Com
missioner Lyman, who had taken the ties
iimony in the cxtradition proceedings
The commissioner then signed the com
mitmegi paper and handed Benson oycl
TO Deputy Mammal Bcmhart. The com
mi&oncr agreed that iorty-oight houn
should olapso before Benson was turnct
over 10 the Mexican authorities. Benson
lawyer will take steps Immediately {,
have the eNiradition proceedings reviewed
by the United States circuit court judg'
sitting In this district.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
HE WANTED TO DIE.
John Shoffner, Desperate From Dis
grace, Takes Morphine,

John Shofner, Desperate From Dis
grace, Takes Morphine.
II there is any young man in the city
better known in police circles than another
for general cussedncss and worthlessness il
is John Shoffner, who is the worry OF
good, dear mother and several devoted Sis
ters Monday Of this week he was arrested
on the charge Of being drunk, disorderly
and exposure Of person. Yesterday morn-
ing in the police court, despite the entrea-
ties OF his family, he was fined $50 and
costs, which equal to 200 days on the rock
pile, and was NJ once put to work. About
o'clock yesterday afternoon he was taken
suddenly i'll, aud for the time those about
him thought he was dead, so limp and
PROSTATE was his condition. DR.. William
son was sent for in quick haste. He saw
at once that the apparently dead man had
taken morphine and went vigorously TO
work to counteract its deadly influence. In
the course OF few hours the anlidotes
overcome the drug and the would-be sui
cide slowly began to regain consciousness
He at first stated TO the physician that one
of the TRUSTEES" whose name he refused
10 give, had purchased the drug for him
on Monday. Afierward he stated that q
Young man, who was stranger to him,
had called on another prisoner Monday
and he gave the visitor the money and
asked him TO buy the morphine, and he
did so. lie stated that he had procured
the drug with the intention Of committing
suicide in the event the court sentenced
him to the rock pile. He wanted to die,
aud asked that nothing be done 10 prevent
his death. But he will not die Just yet,
so the physician says. Three or four per-
sons were kept busy keeping him awake,
as the physician instructed that it might
be fatal for him TO fall asleep for eight or
ten hours. At ~ o'clock no was still
awake, and the danger point is considered
past.
His poor mother was sent for and when
she saw his condition her weeping was
truly pitiable. ShoiIner has been in trouble
several times before, but never on any
very serious charges
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
me nnnIiobn Trouhic..

MiSYEAroLU, MINI, Feb. i5.-Thc
Journals Winnipeg special rays IL IL
generally conceded that there can be no
compromise on the railroad question on
the part Of the province. Gov. Aikcns has
gone IN Ottawa 20 GIT insiructionsirom the
Dominion government ~ 90 the course 10
DO pursued by him az the approaching
session Of the Legislature. Premier Green.
way IN a speech ut Portage In Prairie last
night. declared that financial arrangements
wern already made whereby the Red River
railroad win reach that point, sixty-hve
miles west Of here, by October.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Runs Ellington, Colored. Killed by the
Discharge OF His Own Gun.

RUFUS Ellington, Colored, Killed by the
Discharge OF His Own Gun.
Yesterday afternoon colored man by
the name Of Ellington came into police
headquarters and asked II he could get the
coroner TO 90 TO Lake View, thirteen miles
distant, on the Louisville, New Orleans
& Texas railroad, TO hold an inquest on
the body OF his brother, Rufus Ellington.
lie went OH TO state that he was here at
tending school, and had Just been in
formed that his brother had been found
dead Of the edge OF the lake in the morning
about 10 o'clock, and that there were sus-
picions as 20 how he came 10 his death.
His brother lived on the farm of Otto
Cyples, which is situated on one OF the
islands OF Horn lake, which the negro
claimed was within the Tennessee line.
Rufus was a boy about seventeen years
old, and had been across the lake 90 the
house OF John Williams, colorcd, and had
landed his skin on the bank nearest his
house, and lay on the bank dead with q
big ugly wound in the right breast.
In the skiR lay doublc-bar-
relied shotgun, with one Of the
barrels empty. II is most probable that
as the unfortunate boy stepped from the
skin with the gun in hand, one OF the
hammers caught on the skill, pulling il
back, and when Il 1ew down caused the
explosion. On the other hand, the
brother fears that some one might have
shot his brother, though he could not as-
sign any reasons for such foul play. IL il
fair to presume that the boys death was
accidental Ut his own hands. Chief Dayis
was Of the opinion that the death had &C.
CURED on the Mississippi side, and told
Ellington that he had better get an officer
from that State 10 investigate the matter,
and he left on an evening train for that
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
c.nm,,,.,,.s. n,,,,,,,.. Views.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. ib.--Ilon. Henry
D. McIIcnry, Of Hartford, KY, Kentucky
member Of the Democratic national COM
mittce. IL here this morning en- route TO
Washington 10 attend the meeting Of the
committee next Wednesday. In an inter.
view with q reporter Of the Ercnag
Time, he said; "0h, Blaine sees
the handwriting on the wall He secs
lhe mugwumps waiting for him with a
stuffed club. and, knowing he cannot
carry New York nor be elected without
that State, he acts upon discretion a. the
better part Of yalor, and viii take the
alternative Of becoming the power behind
the Allison throne. lie win dictate the
nomination, giving Il 20 Allison, and ag,in
become SECRETARY 81 State II the Republic
ans are successful"
Mr.. MclIenry alsos that be would vote
Cor S. Louis "A tho place TO hold the con
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
eouTHERN DEVELOPMENT.
Cheap Rates Secured for immigrant
Southern Settlers.

Southern Settlers.
RoNE, Ga, Feb. l5.-Iniormation was
received here last evening Of the sue
cess Of the most important move
ment recently made In behalf Of southern
development. Six weeks ago a convention
Of 10 delegates, representing ioriy-hve
progressive southern cities, met at Chaiia.
nooga 10 confer upon the subject Of sccur.
ing cheap rates Of transportation south for
immigrant settlers and investors during
certain seasons Of the year. The conven-
ton appointed committee Of seven, one
from each State represented, 10 prose.
cute and request n l-cont mile rate before
the Central Traffic association NJ Cincin-
natl. on the 9Th instant, and the Southern
Traffic association nj New Orleans ON the
18th instant. The Central Traffic railroads
agrv6d 10 do whatever the southern rail-
roads do. John T. Graves, Of Rome, chair.
man oi the committee, has received official
notice that on February -, March rs and
"a, April 10 and a tickets will be placed
on sale nj points north and west 10 oil
rointrsouth, good 10 return IN thirty days,
at the ratio OF cents per mile each way,
with stop over privileges.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
PERSONAL POINTS.

T.B. Ellis, Of Henderson, Ky, is on a
visit 10 his brother, IL. ID. Ellis, ON Gosloe
street.
MRs. EMMA Rule and son, Of Chatta-
nooga are visiting Miss Emma Lemaster,
on Lauderdale street.
Mss LIZZIE l. BosrwIcK, Of New York,
IL visiting her friend Mn. John Bcamish
al No. l07 jefferson street
Mas. VIOLA CUTLER and the Misses Nor
rison, Of Florence, Ala, are the guests Of
Mr.. Huntziekcr, Of Chelsea.
Mas. CATER IIoUoH, Of NASHVILLE, Tenn,
n in tho city on visit 10 her brother,
Frank r. Graham, No. 1850 Robcson street.
&C. BEAN has been appointed city pas.
songcr agent Of the Memphis 4 Charleston
raiload, vice Eugene SutcliGe, resigned.
Mr.. Beams Office will be at No. 27S Main
street, corner South Court.
IT is understood that Mr.. W. l.. Cam.
eron, the efficient and popular supcrin.
tendent Of the Memphis waicr.worlls. has
bces rendered a like position In San Fran.
cisco, Cal, and h likely 10 60 there.
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IN. touSsON \ acknowledged by All psrtie. IN
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slan iu The trsaimsni 0f private Of seCrgt dcascA
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ncas secondary Syphilis, The Last vcsusc cftdl
loo II srfaen stopped IN sh0n Tine huAcruri
lfdtn impolrnry o. aa OF tHtnsl ppNeu fcsiofrd ~
ire vlFaf In 4 few weeks Victims of ill abusl
and excessive yensry suffering from EIefmai0fflleA
and To- Of physical and meuial power. fpceiily
and retmaneiliy purd Particular attention paid
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Piles AMI Old aofes cufrd Without We We ~ causio
a, the Knife All consuiiatiuns stricfiy conddrn.
iisL Msdlcines seat by etprcas 70 All para u Tho
couutry, -. -.
80 NoftinFmen cufei q halt The uslai fa,ot
ID. 4. JOiiNtOs. Nd.
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''PnYnciAss were In vain In the oasc Of
Mrs. &. @. Filler, 175 West Chestnut st.
Columbus, o. Pc-ru.nn saycd her.
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II the parties who took my gold watch
and chain 81 the corner Of Main and
Adams streets last night will return IL 10
me they WILDE rewardedand no questions
asked. J. $. MAtS0AULT,
Pilot ON steamer Gen. Picnon, Memphis
4 Little Rock imnsier boat.
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vention. San Francisco was too far of.
New York, he thought, would make no
fight for it, the State having no representa-
tive on the committee.
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