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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-27
LoNG HUNGRY.
COUNTRY NOME.
HSe Farmers are most all done seed

Tie Farmers are most all done seed
jig.
Assessor Smith of this place paid Al
e->saS q visit last Saturday.
Little Ina srriree-.,sho has been dan
gerously i'll Of lung fever, ,s-,-,-....aI,le
to sit up.
Mr.. George Peebler and Mrs. Ida
Mayer, of Lebanon, gave US cali
Thursday evening.
Mr.. John Slater of Colville, W. T.,
visited at the residence Of Phil Smith
Saturday. Mr.. Slater is editor Of a
democrat paper at ColviIIe and Is also
county judge of Stevens county.
Sunday morning as the morning-glo-
fies were unfolding their leaves and
the sun crept slowly over the noun
tains, the ring of horses hoofs and the
noise Of carriage wheels aroused US
from our nights repose; rushing to the
front door. we met the smiling faces Of
the two druggists of Lebanon, NJ A.
Miller and J. \. Beard. With good
morning greeting, and a "well how Is
the democrat ticket in this part of the
country they drove swiftly on to-
ward Scio.
np Yer TI osszp4r
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The value Of lemons.

Lemonade from juice of the lemon is
one Of the best and safest drinks for
any person, whether in health or not.
1t is suitable for all stomach diseases,
gravel, ,livercomplaint, Inflammation of
the bowels, and fevers. IT is a specific
Lemon juice is the best autiscorbutic
remedy known. it not only cures the
disease but prevents it. Sailors make
daily use of it for this purpose. Ev-
eryone should rub their gums with
lemon juice to keep them in good CON
dition. The hands and nails are kept
clean, white, soft and supple by the
daily use of lemon instead of soap. II
also prevents chilolains. Lemon is
used in Intermittent fever, mixed with
strong, hot, black coffee, without sugar.
Neuralgia may be cured by rubbing
the part affected with cut lemon. 1t
is valuable also to cure warts and to
destroy dandruff on the head, by rub
bing the roots Of the hair with ii. 1t
will alleviate and finally cure coughs
ana cola, ana Heai ulSe2Seu lungs, II
taken hot on going to bed at night
Its uses are manifold, and the more we
employ it externally and internally
the better we shall find ourselves.
Lemon juice is useful in removing tar.
tar from the teeth, anti-febrille, etc. A
doctor iii Rome is trying it experiment
tally in malarial fever with great sue
cess, and thinks it Will in time super
/ sede uuinine
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-27
Mr.. Hunts Road.

In conversation with Mr.. Philip
RITZ Of Walla Walla about the Hunt
railroad, now building up there, it is
learned that the citizens have raised
the 100000, and Mr. Hunt says he
positively will perform his part of the
contract and viii build the road FOR
them. There seems 10 be the Very best
of understanding between both parties.
Mr.. Hunt has large supply TT III
teriai on hand at his head9 .ors at
= aii'i'' oplisiSeilis % SCI sagons
ploWs, etc, with
Grain for
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cRAwronosxrLLE

Mr.. 2. a. Moses Of Tangent is visit
Ing his brothers.
Mr. w. r. Kirk Of Brownsville, fa.
vored our town with call last Satur-
day
Our town is having regular boom
now in the way OF eniigrants and new
buildings.
Mr.. John Cox, of Eugene, is going
TO be IN our town for a short time,
helping his brother OH his house.
Messrs. Pugh and Hale, started their
shingle min Monday morning. They
intend to start.their saw mill soon.
Mrs. Lizzie Bahty and her family
left this place Sundsiy, for Seattle, w.
7. where she viii meet her husband.
Mr.. Wiseman complctsa n small
dwelling house last saturtf., He
commenced work Monday morin.e,on
his blacksmith shop. ~
Mr. Wm. William Robe, and Others,
are preparing to go to their mining
claims ON Blue river. They think
they have struck ii rich.
The Glass Bros. commeneel Nq Z
Monday morning on lauga shed 81
connection with their saSh uua I'm
factory. They intend Storing K fine
lot of lumber.
Messrs. Worth and Allin@ any mss
ed through here last 1'us - with n
bond of horses. They llasa tsF.sssd tb,,
mountains from PrinpxillE af,d . FAR
rs l know they are tbs as ones 10
have crossed this gear.
Mrs. II. b. DeFric& rse,,rned home
last week from X ns.1v where She
has been visitig nOr the past six
months. She 5 IS accompanied by
her brother NJ his family. They
have rented th9v. n. Fuller propertv
where they viii stop for the present.
We are giad.to see good citizens like
Mr.. MeMulhn and his family come in
TO our town.
nN-.. IIE~~-.st,x-
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NOTICE.

Having made change in my bust
ness | would ask all knowing them
selves indebted to me To come in and
settle, either by cash, produce or note,
so that l can balance my old books
| ann thankful to my friends for the
libeIal patronage extended TO me in
the past, and ask for IL continuance Of
the same in the future for the new
firm.
w. B. DoNACA.
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To ALI wIIoH IT MAY CONCERN:
All persons knowing themselves tab
indebted to me will call and settle the
same. All accounts due me must be
settled by the 18th day of June 1888 rs
| intend TO close up my business at this
time. q. w. SMITH.
Lebanon Oregon,
April, 18th, 1888.
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THE MARKETS.
LEBANON, Or, April 81.

LEBANON, Or, April %.
Wheat-G0c per bushel.
Oats-40c per bushel.
Flour-S4 % per barrel
Potatocs-50c per bushel.
Eggs--l5c per dozen.
Butter-25c per lib.
Lard-9cc 124c per ih.
Apples, green--50c per bushel.
Apples, dried-Sc@ Toe per III.
Plums, dried-10cS I21c per ib.
Prunes, dried-10c@12 per ib.
Hams-l2c per ib.
ShouldeFs-7c61Sc per ib.
Bacon-I0c per ib.
Coal Oil--S1 % per 5 gallon can OF
s. % per case.
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NOTICE.

Having made change in our bust
ness, we would like everyone owing us
to pay by the first day of May, i'll or
der that we may close out our businc IS
I<EEBLER & ROBERTS.
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Subscribers in arrears fOrthe Browns
Informant or the Lebanon EMPRESS,
are hereby notified that the list is
placed in the hands of \. r.. Cyrus &
Co for collection. You will will please
settle with them at once.
J. IL STINE
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NOTICE.

All those knowing thems Ives in
debted To Buhl & Kellenberger, are
hereby requested to call and settle their
accounts by the first day of May. We
have sold out and are going out of the
business.
BUM. & KFIYENBERGER.
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Res. Yours,
Andrews & Hackleman.

j. A. Winter, Photographer, is in
Brownsville for The summer, and is
prepared TO make photos in the latest
styles and different sizes.
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NFW BOARDING HOUSE

Opposite Band hallA
Price including washing, S3. p per
week, by Mrs. Carr
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and ave give You our ~
that we shall not open any
more new accounts, and we
are Fl INK to say that we have
no use for any ones account
on long time.
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The Odd Fellows of Portlan
asst Portland celeh-ot
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e. II. UASWEiI..
Genl Fr't X Pass Ag't.
Oregon Development TO-.
;}GI Montgomery ST.
san Francisco, Gaia.
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n,a, Of both bright OIL Tr
each lar. Rene genuine without 1t. o 0ns
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SAILING DATES /:

STEAMER From ;. =. from lequiua.
Willamette Valley April 80 May > ISIS.
Willamette Valley May 10. Max Is.
willamette Walt, I May2i.3l My II,
This Company reserves the right 10 change sail
ing dates without notice.
Passengers from Portland. and all willamette
Valley points. can make cltsE connection with
IN. Trains Of the lAorINA ROVTE at Alhanr tT
Corvallis ant If destined iu San FFanciSco. should
arrange Ia arrive ~ Naquina the evening before
the date Of sailing.
Isas=SnfscF and Freight Rates
ALWAYS THE LOWEST
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-27
ICE.

Bum ( KELLENBERGER.
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WISDOM $
Sure Death TO Squirrels and GopherS.

Made by a new process. Never fails to gvle snt
isfseiion. Every can warranted or Eneuoy refund
e5. Tho Cheapest because the Pest. Prepared il
such way uiat squirrels eat il in preference t..
green rru>s, etc. over aaoo cans sssld last year.
Ak your druggist foT il and take no other
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nth ann;
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-27
roR lNroRNATIoN ArrLy To

e. &. HOGUE.
tct'E Gen T. & 7. Ag't,
q. +. u. II. n. Co,
Corvallis.
Oregon.
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tnn S ~ .,,' ' ,, w rEu ,, rN ,,,s
t'r,uucs uudcr the rr,stut laws ac determined tn
defeat cleveland II money "ud Industry VIII nc.
ii isu.rl.,. Il, lis,,is, thc fact TINT ,,c C,bt ia
10 the death, and We would be id.ois 10 guorc that
mci'
Mr. Vest added that any man who did
not appreciate the difference between a
letter written under the circumstances
which that lcltcr was written and ono
written to bN submitted the fierce criticism
Of political correspondents, would have no
further explanation from him. What hc
had wanted and what the letter llalr,y
cunstrucd) did say, Was that the issue was
between the principle Of absolute and un-
lm.t"l protection (Which he understood
the Republican party Co advocaicl and the
position OF thc Democratic party (Which
was the raising OF revenue irum taxes
properly adjustcd) aud that on that issue
the fight was To the death. Mr.. Vest also
complained OF a small hand bill misrrprc-
scnlng his letter ana printing It IN this
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Special Dispatch Co Tho Appeal.
ABERDEEN, Miss, Oct. ll.-Somc few
people are arriving for the great mir which
opens Tuesday The race will bc the
most exciting ever Witnessed upon the
truck in the state, AZ many fast runners
and troitcrs will be- in attendance from all
parts, The purses are very large. Oycr
iiily horses have been booked and many
moro will engage stalls before Tuesday.
Several hundred shooters will take pant In
the pigeon shooting A grand stock show
and u great balloon ascension with para
chu,c leap viii ho among the attractions.
This city will ha crowded with people
from Memphis, birmingham, and points
on the Kansas city road as well us along
the line ol the Mobile Il Ohio.
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A shndnw ON lhc Homo, moon.

Special Dispatch o. 4hc ArvvW
NrvruUr Ark, Oct. IL Yesterday
VIII Moshy. OF this place, WAS married at
Augusta, to Miss SaIic Ducbcrry. The
contracting parties arc Of thc best families
ut both towns, and their wedding WIS
quito society event. MI and Mrs.
Musby left last night Tor northurn points
10 spend their honeymoon, TO be- inter.
ruptcd by Telegram this morning convey
ing the sal intelligence ui the death Of tho
young brides mother, Als. VI, H. Duo
berry This sllcyc occurred this morn
ING. The deceased WIS noble, Christian
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FEDERATION or RAILROAD MEN.
A New Organization Having in View a

A New Organization Having in View
Moro Effective Cooperation.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. IA local paper
prints copy OF the articles Of the pro-
posed federation OF engineers, fremcn,
switchmen and brakomen. that arc TO be
submitted TO the convention at Richmond,
Va, next week. The articles provide Tor
the organization upon each system Of rail-
roads in North America OF a board OF
federation to consist OF three members
from each organization represented.
The members Of the board OF federation
shall be members OF the executive, grioy-
anoe committee or boards of adjustment
of their respective organizations. In cuCo
OF the executive or grievance committee
OF either organization failing 20 effect a
settlement satisfactorily 10 them they
shall comply with the laws OF their
organization regarding grievances and
strikes, and ii their action in the matter
receives the Endorsement OF their
Organization, said grievances shall be
submitted 70 the federation board for
final action. Should the federated board
agree on the business Of the alleged grew
ancc they shall nc once proceed To adjust
the same. The federated board falling 20
satisfactorily adju,, the difficulty, shall!
notify the organization presenting The
grievance Of such failure, informing them
that II they desire to 90 hcvond these
peaceful measures they shall have the
entire moral and, II necessary, financial
SUPPORT OF all the organizations represent
ed on the board. Should the organization
where the grievance originated conclude
that, in order to obtain the Justice de-
manlod, q strike is necessary, the lydyr-
ated board shall have authority 10y a two
thirds vote, II In their judgment thoy deem
It advisable 90 DO 20, 60 order ull the other
organizations OF that system represented
on the board 10 join in the struggle aud
bling about a speedy fc,tlcmcnt Tho or
CARNATIONS represented in this agreement
naturally agree 90 Ito al in their rover 10
build up AID strengthen each other Low iu-
iucncIng all persons 10 become m,mh,rs
OF the organization representing thc!rtfldo
or calling.
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A VERY FINE ro.ET.

The Millinery business Affected By n
Court Decision.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct lin the
United States circuit court today tie jury
IN ,hc suits Of John Wannamakcr against
Collector VI Customs Cadwallader for the
recovery Of duties claimed 10 have boon
paid upon silk ribbons aud wax musical
figures In excess OF those which should
have bren levied. brought Ia verdict Of
siISlO Tor the plaintiff, with interest, Ia
tina, branch Of the suit relating to ribbons
~ lat trimmings In The other branches.
IN which itbal been nskcl 10 have a mn.
steal trumpcior classCl ns toy, ihU vcr-
dict wis Tor the government The verdict
IN favor OF Mr.. Nannamakcr, which likes
tie duty on certain ribbons ut - por cent.
instead Of ~ per cent, NJ has heretofore
been appraised, IL considered an
Important decision in tho trade,
and Il was inimaied during the
Trial that II n verdict should DO
rendered In favor Of the plaintiff the rib.
bon manufacturers In this country would
be seriously affected. Upon IN imporia-
ton OF alk ribbons duty Oi JJ por cent
was levied, the ribbons being clnscd by
the government ~ q manufacture OF which
silk is the component part Of value. Tho
classification, Il WIS claimed, was orro-
ncous aud TINT the ribbons should have
been appraised ~ hat trimmings. upon
Which the duty Ia 20 PER cent. In suppor,
81 this claim Il WIS alleged that the rib
bons are used principally for trimming
ladies' hats and that they are known com.
nelcally ~ trimmings. The contention
| OF the government wns that the classiiica,
| ton was correct, ami that the goods arr
known commercially ~ ribbons.
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CoLrMurs. o., oct 1.-THE Carriage
Buildcn' National association closed i,s
business session this morning. adopting u
resolution fixing standard for track and
threads on nxlcs, bolts, clips, etc Frank
Mummy, Grorsc 4. llnlsry aud W. W.
Ogden, all oi Newark, y, j., were ap.
will maintain a bureau 81 information lor
the carriage building and accessory trades.
Syracuse, \. Y, was selected ps thc next
place OF meeting nnd the association AL
jouncd to the second Tuesday IA October
IA,l
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Mr. nr.clInrlagc,a orponcn,.

Special Dispatch Goo The Appeal
piNr Bur- Ark, oct. ll.--lt is tho
sentiment Of 'hc Democratic party 1t this
district that the Republicans. in piitug
Col John VI. Clayton ior Congress agliu.,
G. H. Breckenridge, put forward their
weakest man. Clayton. 1t is true, Is
man Of moro tl'un ordinary ability but
the reign Of the Clayton dynasty IN Ar
kansas yet linUw ~ houid recollection
In iho minds ut the people, aud Noycm-
her, Whom Il arrives. will zee Col. Clayton
showed ~ deep that the political hand 81
resurrection Will mover reach him,
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WAsmNgToy, Oct. H. Tulny's offer.
ings aggregated sG.Gij, 500, ~ follows
Coupon d, $4,000 at sl2si' $4,000 at
SI2p. $4,000 At sl2S. Registered Il, 81
sos. 500 at sl2J, $4,000 1t sl2SE $1,000
at sI2gl. q. SOL 900 At Sl2aE lij,o1 at
sI2sl. Total a., Sj.lpt,5OJ. Registered
as s5OO,OOD at SlOt sjGl 900 ut slOSi,
slu. 600 nj slOSi. Total, ~, lbi,nO
The Secretary ~ the Treasury this after
noon accepted :Gl3,OD Ils NJ SlOsl.
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THE SPIRITS DEFIEp.
A WIN Made NJ THOR instance SGT
Aside.

Aside.
CmcNGo, H., Oct. II, The contest
made hy Martin G. Hale, Douglas x. Hale
aud Franklin Hale against the win OF
their mo,hcr, Mrs. Matilda G. Hale was
amically settled yesterday Mira Hale
died July q, lSss, leaving about Sl.OoO..
900 worth oi real estate IN Cook county.
Her will bcqucathcd her entire property
TO rrcscott G., Hale, one vi her sons n
trust Tor Clara :. CLARK, II daughter, Wal.
ter Il. and Sidney $. Hale, sons, aud Al
gusia =. CLARK, granddaughter. The con-
ic,inniF, who were the eldest childrrn to
Mrs. Halo. were cut oil with nothing, and
they BEGAN proceedings 10 sct aside the
will. They said that their mother had Tor
many years entertained ilrm belief In
spiriluilism. aud that when she executed
her viii she announced that the bclucsis
wrrb dictated hy the spirits II was
charged that Prescott obtained an undue
influence over his mother. A jury WAS
impinullci yesterday 10 try the suit Then
il vas announced 10y the attorney repre-.
scniins the contestants that q settlement
had been made The jury ihcpupon rem
dcrcd a verdict finding the will void, ~
that the property can be divided between
the lCifa
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ST. LouIs, Mo, Oct. 1.-The Demo
cratic city convention was held today.
After considerable wmngling between the
butler and Clark wings in the convention
the Clark men bollrd. Tho following
ticket was then nominated. For sheriff
II. Philip lohnn. circuit attorney. A. A..
plaisOus, assistant circuit attorney, 1hus
VI. Knapp. circuit Judges, Geo. W. Tubke,
]. A. seldom aud VIM &. Marshall, cOru-
nor, Dr Henry 4. Allbmnli, public ad.
miui,lalor. Eugene G.. littman.
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HOME RULE FOR IRELAND"
President Titagcraid's vlows "a TO mo

President Fitggerulds Viows "a TO tho
Outcome OF the Parnon Investigation.
CnIcAoo, ILL.,, oct. li--Johu Fitzgerald,
president, Of the Irish National League OF
America, said in an interview hero today
that he was no, going TO England 10 testify
before the parncll commission, but il his
testimony was wanted he would give it by
deposition, OF the personnel OF the COM
mission hc said he thought they were men
who would gave justice.
"What do You think will hc the out
come OF all thus Investigation was asked
OF President Fitzgerald.
"llomc rule for Ireland he replied,
"and in very short time. Tho British
Parliament will SEQ that they must sub
scribe to parncll's plan or they will have
no time TO do their other business"
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FURIOUS EHaRoEs.
Two Hundred Of Thorn Try 10 Lynch
Five White Men.

Two Hundred OF Thorn Try 20 Lynch
Five White Men.
BHNiNGHAH, Ala, Oct. 1.-two hun
drcd negro miners nj smithsmincs,on the
birmingham Mineral railroad, yesterday
afternoon made desperate attempt to
lynch five white men composing the c'cw
Of q freight train. Tho train ran over and
killed Clara Dickson, n colorcd woman,
Who was lying across the tract, drunk and
asleep. llcfboly was cutiniohali dozen
pieces Of flesh and bones The train crow
took shoycls and dumped the still hleoling
hcsh 0f the woman into ditch 10y the
road. This made the negroes who had
Witnessed the accident frantic, and they
quickly surrounded the train and sent Tor
q rope. Al the crew managed Ia gct on
tho engine. which they slcalthily M.
coupled from the tain, and by pulling tho
throttle wide open, managed Ia escape. a
shower oi bullets was sent after the lying
engine. but they did no harm beyond
breaking the cab windows.
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nca.Il SuyprI,o. ihe I.nwycrs.

NEw YoRg, Oct ll.-Jamcs H. Beden,
tho swindling clerk Of the law firm Of
shipman, Barlow, Larocquc & Choaic,
WIS In tho supreme court today, but re-
fused TO answer any questions that woro
put 10 him last week Bcdell had been
ordered 10 submit 10 an examination rs a
witness before trial In suit brought 10y
bis late law firm against the Bank Of the
State Of New York. lie was sworn a. a
witness aud the examination set for today.
Before the proceedings began Bcdcll snid
that ho most respectfully but firmly de-
elined 10 tesiiiy In tho case. The bank
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engines, two passenger coaches and several
freight cars were COMPLETELY wrecked.
Richard Whitman, brakeman on the pas
sengcr train, was jammed against the
stove and fatally injured. Warren Rich.
ardson, passenger, was badly cut about the
head and injured internally. lie sill
probably die, George B. CLYDE, freight
brakeman had both legs broken ana sus-
tanned q serious cut on the head. The ac-
cident WAS caused by a change in the
schedule, The loss 10 the company is not
known, but it is said will exceed $50, 900.
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wAuuygros, Oct John II. Obcfly,
recently nominated and confirmed 90
United States Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, has taken the prescribed oath aud
formally entered upon the duties Of the
oiicc.
Assistant Commissioner Upshaw will
leave Washington In day or two for a
months leave, which ho will spend ut his
hmm in IguuVtapp
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PiEhtinE Prairie F,re..

MANDAS, u. r., Oct ll.-In n fierco
wind tho whole town turned out TO fight
prairie fires last night. News Of It's APP
proach came an hour before the fire itsc II
and fire breaks were skilliully burned 200
feet wide. The casualties reported In the
country this evening are: Three stacks
lost by Murray Frazier, and 100 tons Of
hty. corul, stables and horses by
John Lock. In all directions nows comes
Of farmers having been lighting the Gre all
night
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NEWPORT, Ark. oct ll.-An alteration,
gro wing out Of polilios, took place at Sui
phur Rock, eighteen miles from here, late
last night. only two parties, ono a lic.
publican and the othora Democrat, were
concerned, aud Il affords your correspond
cnt pleasure 10 state that the Democrat
camo out victorious. This Is good omen
fYr November
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

ST.. Lows, Mo-, oct IA special
from Piedmont, Mo-, says John Bon.
ming. CIR accountant, shot and killed
John Monohan, brakeman. on the depot
platform nj that place. IL il said that u
woman was the cause. Monohan p6ilcd
in Eugt 81 iDuia