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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons are cautioned against purchasing
that tract of land in Chatham County, Georgia.
the city of Savannah, known as the BRANCH
TRACT containing One Hundred and Seven
Acres moro or less bounded on the north by
EStlll Avenue, east by Waters Road, south by
lands of Barstow, and west by lands OF Gen A.
r. Lawton, as have made contract for the
purchase thereof and intend to apply to the
courts for a specific performance Of the CON
tract. j. Fl. ESTITI
SAVANNAH Aug. 80, 1888
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE FRo 3It. y !,

ms College enjoys the powers NJ - -
slty and is conducted by the jesuit Fam 'e--
Yo Ti'3 co9ty m bt very beautiful part Of xo
Sound. Every facility is v-n a.. a. ana L l.
6lassic1I, Scientific and Commerce. F ,I5 2s'
Board and Tuition Der yer. @36o lug a}n.
reopen Wednesday September 4. lS5a studies
Bows S from gonn 10 To aa az "a Pi5FepaFatoy School m
FOR further particulars apply to gr p'elct .1.
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20 LAsT - MONTHs.

This agreement is TO last six months
whether coke advances or declines, and
either party is 10 give thirty da s'notlce t.
termi ate agree rent.
"Telegra IS and curriers' are now being
sent out to the different wor IS, and tO-mor-
row will wltness a general resumption Of
work, thus avertiug what promise TO be
the most determined strike that was
ever known in the r-gion. Semi
oftic al notice has been received by
tie miners co ference committee that
W. j. Rainey, A. c. Overholt 4 Co., J. K.
Stautfer q Co, B. F. Kei ter q Co, the
Pennsville Coke Company, and the A. c.
Corcoran Coke Company, will accede to the
c mpromise aud viii sign the agreement.
IGe cookers are generally well pleased, and
to-nigh there is rejoicing throughout the
region"
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END OF THE COKE STRIKE.
The Companies Concede an Advance
of IL 2er cent

PITTsBURG, PA, Aug. S.-A spec al from
Everson, Pa, says: The great coke strike
is ended with q victory for the men at a
advance Of y per cent. This was brought
about by a conference of the labor Leaders,
which lasted all day, with the three large
coke firms Of H. g. Frick & Co, J. VI.
Sch onmak-r & Co, and the Mcclure Coke
Company. tn IS IS cents per hu adred f T
mining and - cents per 100 bushels charged
for dra wings. All other wages will be in
proportion. There is to be no discumna-
tioa made against the men who engaged in
the strike. All are to have their positions
back
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-09

ENSSELAER POLYTECHNTeI vs,rI7-----
~ Troy, n Y. The Oldest school NJ ~ i II,
eeertng IN the United states. Mex ts. GH2u'-
gins Sept. IS. The register for 1859 '9 car.. De-
ta OF graduates for 81 years, with their pD.
admission, expenses etc. Candidates Iiria- ior
distance may be examined at their Ibl o5,a d
Address DAVID NJ GREENE. Directolrr uoules.
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MOVEMENT OF MELONS.

The Car Loads Moved Yesterday and
Their Destinations.
MACON, GA, Aug. Sight cars of
melons were sent from the Georgia South
ern and Florida railroad to-day as follows:
Cincinnati 6, Birmingham 2.
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EDUCATIONA1

mounted telescope. appsrIt,, I'm museum
Normal courses in literary and n- ~ ulil4sillt
keeping, teleSraDhy, typewriting ,di- -sc B.ol-
oIocnti2h and art tine, In Music seven Ti
chestra iS9 so G25 c91ntl3pe Directors lad isaca
liiuStrai ed catalogue giving full pa-toS-ad fdr
dress Mrs / (. cox, Presidenl Iat,-asa-s ID
Pupils last term rom Canada To r.. 11s- Ga.
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THE PACKER COLLEGIATE INST7-7I--

GIVES SYSTEMATIC and thorough i0s.,.,.
- tlon M, IN academic and collegiate courses -
study. The official residence of the Instt,- ..
an inviting and elegant home for students Is
quiueS concerning residence at the instt, ~
should be addressed to MRS. n r. brSttl-ss
SURE l47 Montague street, BrooElyn. \.
T. j. BACkITS Pr 49,.
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UNDER w Up AND SPUR.
Results of the Days Races on the b
Tracks.

Results Of the Days Races on the Big
Tracks.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug S.-The weather
and track were fine to-day. The events were
as follows:
FIRST RAcE---One mile. Belle dor won. with
King Grab second and Blue Rock third Tins
1:4Sl5.
SECOND RAcE-Sx furlongs. Honduras won
vita Pro1igal So0 second and Frederick /
third. Time i:1Slb
THIRD RAcE4-Due mile and furlong. LONE
street won, with ROBIN Hood second and 81.
Luke third. Time 203l6
FOURTH RACE-Nile and a sixteenth. Princess
Bowling won, with D!ablo second and Oregon
third. Time 1884
FIFTH kACE-Sx furlongs Harbor Lights
won, with Dalesman second and Fenon third
Time l:17$4
SIXTH RACE Six Furlongs. Mamie Hunt won.
with Tramp second and Brait third. Time
lisa.
AT MONMOUTH PARK
MONMOUTH PARK, n j., Aug. S.-The
weather and ira * we Q all that could be
desired to-day. The events We're as follows:
FIRST kAcE-One mile. Leo H. Won. with
Blush second an fqu lity third. Time 1:tSl6
SECOND RACE six furongs. Hea, hen won
with King William second and Cornelia third
Time III
THIRD RAcE-Seyen furlongs Defaulter won
with Bradford second and Britannia third
FOURTH RAcE-Nile aud a quarter Taragon
Won ~ Oriiamme second and Badge third
Time 2lO34.
FIFTH LACE Xix furlongs. Grenadier won.
with Glockner second and Adolph third. Time
l:l0-a
SIXTH RAcE-Alile and a furlong. NIAGARA
won, with Brother Ban second and LarcnTiIuG
third. Time 1859.
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RAILROADS,
RAILROADS.
Savannah and Tybee BY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 18th OsTAND-
ARD TIMEG
Trains leave Savannah daily except Sunday
$50 A. NJ, 2:30, !, 6:25. S:15
g. returning, leave Tyoee depot 2, 10 A. NJ, 5,
81 NDAf SCHEDULE-Leave Savannah $3.50
+ll:4O A. NJ, 900, 1915 and 7:45 Pm
Returnlng, leave Tybe depot Gas, 1900 A. NJ,
o;3O, 6l5, 9:25 P N. $40 Tybee Depot only, Au
gusta Fast Mail No stop between Savannah
Augusta train.
Music every day.
Trains leave South End IS minutes earlier
than time of leaving Tybee depot
,,,,,.-.... r. E. COBB, Supt
H. II. WOODBURY.. G. T. and P. Agent.
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MEETINGS.
$4,000 s-~1-J~-@-@-~~@--~-
DIVISION NO. 1, A. o.. II.

The members of the above division are hereby
notified that regular meeting viii be held
THIS friday EVENING at 5 clock. The new
badges will be- distributed and imrortant bust
ness viii be transacted a large attendance IS
desired. By order of
P. J. O'CONNOR, President.
HUGH MADDEN, Secretary.
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ON THE DIAMOND.

Results OF thu Glnss Betwsen the
COuntry's Leading Teams.
WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-Base ball games
were played to-day with tho following re-
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THE JASPER MUTUAL LOAN Assoc.
CITATION.

The ninety second monthly meeting of
this Association will be held THIS friday
EVENING at Sis o'cock, at the Office of Gar
rard & Medrim.
P. W. MELDRIM, President
CHARLES S. WOOD. Treasurer.
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TR I N ITY HALL

BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY.
A HOME SCHOOL of the highest order FIR
"A young ladies' Solid culture in Enstb
Music, Art, Languages; careful training in man.
ner, mind and heart Twenty second wear b4
gins Sept. o. For circular address
Miss RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
PrnCpgl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
pooToRINa IN TIE DARK.

No sensible surgeon will attempt the per
Torrance Of an operation involving human
life In n room secluded from the proper
amount OF light. A practitioner will not at
tempt the diagnosis OF a complicated disease
unless lac can see the sufferer and make an
examination upon which 10 base his opin-
ion relative TO the course OF treatment neces-
sary to bring about complete restoration OF
health.
Notwithstanding the improperly Of such
action there seems 10 be a great deal OF
doctoring done in the dark.
by this IL Is not intended that literal
meaning be inferred, but that a great many
mistakes are committed because OF the dark
ness which Is the result OF ignorance. IL
needs no illustrations 10 demonstrate that
gross ignorance has caused many fatal mis-.
takes to be made In the treatment of dis.
eases by those who profess TO be learned in
the art OF healing.
In many diseases several organs are more
or less implicated, and what seems a primary
ailment may be one quite remote. For
instance, a severe headache may have It's
origin In disturbed stomach. ON the other
hand sickness at the stomach may be
caused by blow on the head. The seat OF
typhoid fever Is In tho upper part Of the
bowels but most OF its worst symptoms are
often In the brain.
symptoms OF disease, rs well rs diseases
themselves, are oftentimes followers or
concomiiants OF some unsupported organic
disease, and this is peculiarly true Of lung,
liver, brain and heart diseases In general,
for IL Is now known that they are the result
OF kidney disease, which shows It's presence
In some such indirect manner
Several years ago gentleman became con-
WINGED Of the truth OF this and through his
efforts the world has been warned Of kidney
disease, aud as a result Of continued effort q
specific known as Warmers Safe Cure was
discovered. the general use OF which has
shown IL to be Of incstimablo benefit In all
cases where kidney treatment Is desirable OF
necessary.
When consumption is threatened see to II
that the condition Of the kidneys is immcdi.
atcly inquired into,-and II they are found
diseased. cure them by an immediate use Of
Warmers Safe Cure aud the symptoms OF
lung decay will rapidly disappear.
There are too many instances already re
corded Of the terrible results produced by
lack ~ knowledge concerning the cause oI
disease. aud human life Is Of too much i'm
portanco TO be fOolishly sacrificed 10 bigotry
or ignorance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
New Read, Tor nusine...

A. silbcrbcrg. nj No. iO2 Main street,
has been quito busy for the past two weeks
receiving and opening his immense stock
Of manicls, tinwarc, hardware aud house
furnishing goods, which Is nov one Of the
largest and best selected ever seen In this
city. Ills stock Of stoves aud mantels con-
sist Of many makes and designs. A. Sill
bcrbcrg Is agent Tor Early Breakfast stoves,
Loizc's Sons x Co.'S. wrought steel ranges,
and the celebrated mantcls made by Scan.
Ian 4 Go. Of Louisville. NY. Tho increas
ing amount Of daily business done by this
new house u an assurance o! success, and
the Close prices NJ which they offer all
goods we'll merit most liberal share o.
public patronage. All parties desiring
anything In their line are respectfully In
yitcd 10 cali and examine their now stocl
OF goods.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Each year the Christian Brothers Col.
lego is the recipient Of set Of gold medals
to be awarded to the most diligent and
successful Of IT, students.
An interesting list Of these beautiful
prizes is herewith given TO our readers
Gold Medals-Senior Glass: Cotton fac.
tons medal, gift Of Napoleon Hill, George
Arnold and George W. Macrlc; junior
class, gift Of Oak Hall Clothing House;
Christian doctrine, gilt OF Louis kettman;
Maurelian Literary Society, for best essay,
gift Of Maurclian Literary So,icty; Latin
aud Greek, gift OF Floyd x Co.; oraiory
scniors), gift Of Frank l.. Monieverde
omtory intermediary, gift OF Stephen and
John Fitzgerald; clocution 0uniorsl, gif
Of George Can't; application 10 music, gift
Of John J. Sohm; crayon drawing. gilt o.
Taylor & Duilin; mechanical drawing. git
Of L. III. Nenn; penmanship. gift OF w. A.
Wheatlcy. A silver medal will be awarded
in each Of the remaining clascsto the stu
dent who In his class shall have attained
the highest average for good conduct, dill
gcncc aud proficiency.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
Matching an AnrlIon.

Among tho standing jokcsand the chest
nutty things OF the world that never grow
old or mouldy, IA love OF women for at
tending auction sales. | have always had
partially developed idea that all the
curiosity aud love for good bargains OF
this world was not confined To women, but
that occasionally n man might DO found
engaged In the same business. II also oc.
cured % me that perhaps all auction sales
were not delusion aud snare, and that
old goods sold at auction did not always
bring morc than now ones. ] got a large
glimmcr OF this idea once when reiurnish-
ING my house. Me and my wife sent the
old furniture to an auction house and were
several per cent behind receiving what We
paid Tor thom. NV mother and my wife
| being women. have u little Of the icmi
| nino nature about me aud sometimes hav,
| a curiosity 10 look Ia ON an auction myself
merely 10 study human nature, YOU know
not TO purchase. A day or two since
wandering along Main street looking on
for opportunities, just beyond Union. abou
No. 3ii, | saw n new sign, Resin, llurst 4
DVyius. Auction aud Commission.
looked In and saw dry goods Of all kinds
furnishing goods, clothing, hats aud all th
ctcctcra Of u stock OF goods, bright. frcsl
and new. In the original eases, just as the,
were shipped Tor sale, from some Of thl
best firms and houses Of the country
They wcrc the oycrilowinn aud oyerslocl
OF large, No houses sent 90 this hrm 4
be- sold TO the highest bidder. passin
through the throng OF buyers aud in be
hind the railing | watched the sales. Their
were present careful buyers from ever
one oi the progressive retail houses Of III
city. ID was a study To watch the Cagcl
shrcwd business expression ON the facet
aud TO note the sharp, quick eye and ton
OF the brisk nciioucCr M be caught n no
or lifting Of the eyebrows here and thcr
, In the crowd ~ the bidding went on an
. lot after lot oi new. bright, ircsh goods va
turned back TO be- wrapped aud dcliyerc,
aud soun 10 be- displayed In the store from
/ rs goods "bought ut auction" Eyorythin
was fair. honest and straight, and many
! real bargain was secured by which III
Fl. consumer would be- benefited us we'll
4 the merchant AL day long from y 10
I o'clock, this went on, and irum day 10 da
4 Such q business, honestly and square
q conducted ~ u n by this irm, h a gre
{ benefit 10 city. 10 cnnhlos houses vii
g too heavy stock 30 unload, and puts man
]. an article oi comfort or pleasure with
o the mach oi those who could not alIol
q them at the prices Of the regular channg
Of trade. Such firm deserves liberal nj
ronncc aud support, and ono with ltl
spaW time can well invest Il in waichil
4 one Of these sales aud studying bus.ng
n. | men nj an auction. kAIAkAUA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
NAPOLEON HILLS LUCK.
A Rich voln OF Gold Struck In tho c.
umbla Minea

A Rich voln OF Gold Struck in tho Col
umbia Mines.
In addition 10 numerous other invest
ments, Mr.. Napoleon Hill has for several
years past been dropping little loose
change in Oregon gold mines which prom
ised we'll. Having spent some OF the best
years Of his early manhood In mining, the
force Of old associations was doubtless too
strong TO permit him to resist AN oppor-
tuniIy 10 take tenth interest in the Col
umbia mine OF Oregon. Reports OF an en-
couruging nature came from time TO time
and with them, Of course, assessments ior
expenses, etc, But yesterday news came
Of "a different nature, aud II read "a follows.
Isl. LoUis, No.. March 10
"Napoicon nm, Memphis
'sTclcgrams just received from Columbia
mines report that they have struck IL rich.
Accept congratulations. REFS
Mr.. Hill was not unusually hilarious
when the APrEAL reporter saw him, but
naturally pleased that nm investment which
he did not miss turned out 10 iavorably.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

always follows one. In the ten
years past Memphis has more than
doubled her commerce, and nearly,
II not quite. trebled her. manu-.
features. They have trebled in extent
and equally Increased in variety. Ten
years ago Memphis was busting thriv-
ing city of cotton merchants and some
small industries, exposed to the ravages OF
disease and business ruin; the Memphis OF
ten years ago, is gone never TO return. In
its stead We have the splendid city OF TO.
day with all its diversified industries, and
its business interests reaching out in all
directions and touching the great centers
OF the country. Very few OF our citizens
have any adequate idea OF the extent and
diversity Of these interests or OF the articles
she manufactures
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
I.rnnn IIINIr.

PLEASANT LTNoN Drink.
Tor bliousnCss aud constipation take
lemon EliAir
Tor indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir
Tor sick aud nervous headaches take
Lemon EliXir.
For flccplcssncss aud nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For lu,, OF appetite and debility taLo
lemon Elixir
Tor icycn, chills and malaria take Lemon
Elixir
Lemon Elixir will not fail you IN any Of
The above named diseases. all Of which arise
from n torpid or diseased liver, stomach
Kidneys bowels or blood.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Medley, Atlanta
Ga.
Fifty cents and one dollarpcr bottle. Sold
by druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
TO MARauERIrE.

Could Raphael IN his glow Of celestial thought
Have painted an angel morc perfectly wrought
Than oar Marguerite In her high estate as = bride,
When she stood al the altar by her proud lovers
sidef
Purity was the dream on her young happy face,
While her form was marvel OF exquisite grace,
Though she felt the majesty of her solemn vow,
She tailored not prevailing love ruling now.
And when both their lives were forever bound In
one.
And the good wishes Of many friends had begun,
She looked tO her lover with soul trusting love
That gave her fare mdiAncc from heaven above.
Now like new mated birds whose song l. but one
They've flown for the blossDmiug shOrs oi the sun.
Fair Florida who's breath l. fragrant with noWcn,
Had softly woocd them 10 her mrc, roscate bowers
Where ircsh orange blossoms crown their new love
Ana ruses arr blooming wherever they rove.
Aud all the bright Wild ilowon oi the warm South
CTn sun
Lend sweets 10 a love mid their beauty begun.
pfAnL READ
Mcmphis, Tenn, March 10, iSsp.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Ike Watts, win Sneed, Tom Looney, VIII
Mcneil. Lawrence Lamb, Geo. Waddell,
and Misses Emma Galloway, Louise Sneed,
Pearl Nicely, Queenie Woods, Hattie Ens-
ley, Rebie Melcali, Lizzie Carruihers and
Netiie Humes.
A very handsome tea was gwen by Miss
Rebie Metcalf on Friday evening, TO
which half dozen couples were invited.
The table decorations and the menu were
in beautiful taste. The guests were late in
rising from table, after which an hour or
more was spent in social chat. Those
present were: Misses Augusta Caldwell,
Shipp, Of indianapolis, Ole Clapp, Adele
Davis, Queenie Wood, Rebie Metcalf;
Messrs. j. NJ. Trezcvant, Tom Avery, Tom
Looney, A. S. Caldwell, Geo. Waddel,
Will Mcneil,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Tho brands Of cigars manufactured by
]. Baxter, corner OF Union and Frort
streets, are becoming very popular and the
sales are daily increasing, and the demand
has been unprcocdcnledly largo during the
last month. Every dealer In tho city and
country will find Il 10 their advantage TO
order these homo made goods, which are
made OF superior stock selected by j..
Baxter In person. Every brand Of these
superior and popular cigars Is warranted
"a represented.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
me Ir,lnr ninrn .hs,s,nn.

In re6tiing aud rebuilding tho old Irving
Block human skeleton was found con-
ccalcd In a box between the Rlcopcrs on the
third floor. Tho head had been dccapi.
taici aud the bones were In perfect state
OF preservation. Tho most natural thing
found In the collin was pair OF shoes
which were almost now aud finely pro.
served. On the bottom Of the shoes the
name Of !. m. hill & CO.. corner OF Main
and Union VI. was plainly stamped, show.
ing plainly that the shoes sold by this old
aud reliable firm arc tho best ever manu-.
f..tttr.I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
CUBA AND THE TARIFF.
A QUESTION THAT is VERY EASILY
ANSWERED.
II Free Trade With Annexation Would
Be Good Thing, Would Free Trade
Without Annexation Be a Bad Thing9
If So, Why2

To the Editor of The Appeal
! send you greeting. Our number is
small as yet, but we have a firm grasp OF
principle and nothing can withstand our
enthusiasm. The weakest OF us can con-
found all directors and wo know it We
challenge all corners.
The Times Democrat favors the annexa-
ton of Cuba. but is opposed to free trade.
| send this query. II free trade with an
nexation would be good thing, would
free trade without annexation be bad
thing? II so, why? This protection super
stition dies us soon as IL Is attacked. It's
days are numbered and the single tax will
come as suddenly as ballot reform has
come.
The tax on wealth (the products oil
labor) must decrease, not increase, the
prosperity Of a people. Thisis self evident.
With warmest greetings am very truly
yours, ID. g. DAVID.
Vile Platte, La, March 9, 1889.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
sUssN Amos.

Nos. 20 and u Jefferson street. are daily
receiving irsb fish, game, poultry and
oysters, beet PORK and vegetables Of all
kinds Can goods @ specially. All goods
delivered free. Telephone SO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
A Prominent uinI.ier writes.

After ten years u great suffering from indl'
ruuUn, with great nervous prosiration, bit.
iuutnc.s, disorlcrcd kidneys aud constipa-
ton. ! have been cured by Dr. Moiley's
lfmou Elixir and am now a well man.
Rry. c. q. DAVIS,
Eld. N, !. Church, South, No. - Tainall
] street, Atlanta, Ga.
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rGor-fora'. Acid Phosphate
.s,f,,i In ali forms OF Dyspepsia

Fmr Brick and Clay Crate Backs and
Roller lilo. I. J. GRAHAM, NO Slo fion'
street Telephone tOl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

At Mrs. X. A. Sloan'a
Spring Styles
In Hair Goods Displayed.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
what n. vould Fight with.

Col Robert Lewis, representative from
Hancock. tells the story of a duel in whicn he
was to act as one OF the principals. He was
then paving devoted attentions to young
ladv and had a rival as devoted as himself.
The rival grew quarrelso1rs, and his feelings,
of which he possessed as fine an assortment
as any duelist that ever stood On the field,
were hurt by something that Col Lewis had
said. he sent "friend" to see his enemy.
A card was handed to Col Lewis which read
about as follows: "You have insu1ted me and
/ demand satisfaction, You may choose tho
weapons we shall fight with. Shall it be
pistols, shotguns, bowie knives Or whatT To
this cerd Col Lewis replied briefly that he
would fight him with what" Eve haven't
fought yet" said Col. Bob II don't sup
pose they have yet invented the weapon I
wanted to fight with. But every time sea
that man in a crowd ! can run him away
we are good friends now-by asking him il
he still wants to fight. "-Macon Ge.) Tele-
pranh
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-06
Via 1.-THE Great Rock Island Ronte.

The Rock Island will sell tickets during
the holidays at single fare for the round
trip to all points on its line within 200
mics of the starting point. Tickets will
be on sale December "a, 25. 81, and Janu-
ary !, 1890, limited to return up to and in
Guiding January 8, 1890, and will be good
for passage in either directions up to and
including the above dates. For tickets
and information regarding the above call
at the city ticket office, 100 East Douglas
avenue, corner Main street, and at passen-
ger station, corner Douglas avenue and
Mead avenue c. A. RUTHERFORD,
Ticket Ag't c. r. /. & P. R'y,
JNo. SEBASTIAN. Wichita, Kan.
G. z. q 4. A.. c. r. l. & p. Ry,
I4tf Chicago, Ill.