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The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21
LOCAL LINZ IS,

Mr.. and Mrs, J. H. Barksdale re.
Z turned last night from their bridal
tour.
MIR, Alf Sommsrville, one of Car.
toA'ons most popular Attorneys was
III our city yesterday Oh professional
business.
'if. Maasand family returned Tues.
uay morning from a pleasure trip to
the city of New Orleans.
Mr.. Moses Wils after soiourn OF
Veral months in New Orleans re.
uFhed last week and can now be
FOUND with "The Fair.n
Inc weather for the past week has
oeen of all shapes qualities and
atyies and taken altogether, about.
s&ecrable as possible.
Mr.. VIC. Mclean, an al'a law.
yer and polished gentleman, of the
ufeh&da Bar, attended chsncerv
court here this week.--CarroI,ton
Conservative.
q we publish else where an op en- let
yer rom DR.. ?. w. Peoples in which
ne oeclines to enter The race for
governor. 1t is an able doeuner
from an able man.
The performance by the Grenada
amatuer Dramatic Club, Oh last
friday, evening for the benefit of the
episcopal Church was very decid-
cd success, in every respect. Not
Withstanding the inclement weather
there WAS good attendance and Of
our best people. The actors and
actresses, each and ail OF them, ac-
qolted themselves with great honor,
ana to ths entire satisfaction of tbe
audience. So much were they ell.
coursged that matinee performance
was given on Saturday P. M. About
Sl0o was realized for the Church.
We publish elsewhere an extract
from The report of the Grand jury of
iah1ea county, which was published
IN the Tunics rudepenant.
From all ports ofthe district come
similar reports of the efficient man.
her IN which. Mr.. Slack discharge his
oHlclal duty. 1t gives US great pleas
ure to chronicle the same.
The Grenada Amateur Dramatic
Club, went down to Winona last
Tuesday and gave a performances in
that city. The club was reinforced
py the Mayor and Marshal of Gre.
NADIA, District Attorney J. J. Slack
couple of Editors and several dudes
besides several married ladies, chap
erones. The Winona people with
'helr usual liberality turned out snn
gave thema good house. AltogetI,e,
,hH trip was both pleasant and Drod.
tauie.
The marriage epidemic is still pre-
Vaiilng in Grenada. We are reliably
lniormed that two or three more are
looked for in the near future. Evi.
oently our young people don't in
ciine to the idea that marriage is
failure. What their opinions may
De IN few years hence, time alone
can tell We have tried it and our
op'h'on IS that its the greatest insti-
tu''on ever invented-tor man.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

The w. l.. DOUGLAS advertised
Shoes are widely known everywhere
Us tn best value for The money ofanN
vet introduced, Hiscrlebrated $50
rslfre.mIess shoe Is perfectly smooth
inside, no tscks or wax thread to hur'
,hs feet, and rs easy as hand sewcc
.hoes. II isa pleasure to wear then
Read his advertisement appearing t.
this paper from time to time.
GU. Austin h Co, Sole Agent (,
Grenada.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21
MhGRLEn

At Tie Presbyterian Church II. Grenada. On
the might Of st. Valentines day, tho 18TH,
bN tae Reverend J. c. Cnrnthers, NH.I. =.
hrFFrSGTU& to MISS FALBA HIGHGATF,
and Ma ". Il. I. WRIGHT to MISS JEAA-
ME UIGHGATE.
ATTENDANTS.
H. l.. Gerard q. A, ". Whitaker,
q. W. Eatman, W W, Garner.
USHERS.
j. A. Roane, Walter Sherman
Lawrence Thomas, NJ ". DubaTd.
The grooms are, each of them en-
terprising and deservedly popular
young men, while the brides, sisters.
are among our most lovely and
lovable young ladies.
Their many friends will join with
as in wishing them life OF never
joy.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

Last Monday night about 8 O'Clock
a Mrs. Taylor, who is registered from
FL Paso, Tex, fell from the second
story of the Clarendon Hotel through
the elevator shaft, u distance ofebOui
twenty feet. She landed on her bus
tie and escaped with few sight
bruises and sprsine" wrist.
r. She was able to rise and, with some
assistance, walk to room OF the frs,
floor, where she was putto bed. Dr..
Krauss was called in to see her, and,
after making an examination, pro-
nouncen her injuries to be Of little
consequence.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

~ L.Iaf Inc sire cts Tf rs f.#E #|.I
! wit his t',.1at cnf from ear 20 rar, 4 jH,.
9I horror ran through the eut'rc city, All,
: n"!rrt tla lawn Of day Sheriff CurL aas rl
| the scene. suspicion pointed 10 viii Hur.
y young man Of about q years Of agr, wi,
/ Keeps beer saloon in Water Valley. and
| Ar cock da:Crfaiuol to arrest hiw -i rr.rr
On g1ing 20 his room he found the youth
asleep aui had eo,uolittIcdiH'cnU. .ro.,.ns
him. Whoa The i1nr was fn.G, .- he
, sh>rh X ade the arrest md nar~iut ll4e rfl.-
"nel 10 Il room, where he left n... uut.,
Gu"rd um'il nc could go to the d. ,.t H. die.
patch oiiicsrS 0fa nejghJorim4 town rry- uu
II" oll.o1k for negro whom Harris ar.
cused Of committing the deed, On rsrurutng
hf. COCK iOund that his gard had iisc-y
cred blood Oh the prisoner pautH and r0at.
ana he immediately began 10 search him. =
knife, soary with human blood. was fo n1
underneath his drawers just above ln.
mouth Of the shoe on his right foot. Up &,
this time Harris had been somewhat iuAtl
f"rent, but when the lnii" was discovered u,
began to grow somewhat nufasy and en-
Phatically declare that he was innocent ard
mat negro done the killing After tine com
'nl'meht trial, the Sheriff, with a guard ui
ave carried the prisoner to the depot, PIE
ph'Al"fS 10 bringing the prisoner 10 CCtiue-
we lot incarceration IN The county ja'l
When they reached the danot they for,d tIa
train toha r,,r ,,,i,,,,.a, 49, ,,
'',' amy "'"'
'heE "ef" waiting man suddenly ran tor-
ward Rnd tried to throw rope over the mllr-
lcrors hooa Tho ehorfo ,I,rou, ~, rt. ,i..
'"'N'n '''''"' ! h' 'httii iHte" up MS iIu'
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21
Teacher WantedI

Wanted a lady teacher to take
charge of country school. In a
good neighborhood and a pleasant
boarding place. Must have a first
grade certificate. Address, stating
terms, references etc. "FARMER,n
Care j. 7. Thomas. Grenada, Miss
2-7tf
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

The Board of Supervisors Of Gren-
ada County will let u the lowest
responsible bidder n the first Mon
day In March 1889 the contract Fog
raising the iron bridge across BogWy
3 feet. Beard reserves the right TO
reject all bids. !, 4. THOMAS.
feb7 clerk.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

Mrs, WNMnw'5 SOOTHING sYaur shoulS Al rays
BE- usei vhen eilidvn are eating teeth. II ~
lsves the little sufererat once; pfearcesnatFa'
quiet sleep, and the lite rnbssskesss' b. 8At
q, button" II 10 very p,easant to taste. II
soohes the ehtld, sofnns The gums. slayshtl pain,
ssvuates the bowels, andisthc best known REMEDY
fA dis9haa, whether arising from te,ihing On
Ass Vs1sss> Twsnty.kvs dcnts tottlA.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21
You can save money Plows and
Plow Gear by buying from Roane 4
Son,
Administratpr's sale,

Pursuant to decree OF the Chancery Court
of9renada county, render ed at the October
term, A d. 1883, the undersigned adminis-
TRAITOR with the viii Snnexed, OF y. W
Hughes deceased, will on Monday, 18th day
Of February, A. d. 1889. In front of the Court
House door, In the tow OF Grenada, Missis-
sippi, proceed to sell for cash to the highest
bidder, at public auction, ut IL O'Clock a. IA.
the following described real estate TO wit:
Lots l6l, l82, le3 and iG:, in the West Ward
Of the city Of Grenada, state and county
aforesaid J II, HUGHES
Y Administrator cum testamento annxo
W Q, McLAAN, .....t
Solicitor
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

Pure and rich possessing, all tn
nntricious properties of Malt Chase
barley Malt Whisky Is a perfec
Tonic for building up the system.
For sale by W. N. PASS.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

GOOD HORSES AND BROOD MARES
Those desiring to purchase a good
American Horse or Brood Mare
will do we'll to call on r. H. Winter,
st Aorgans wagon yard. Will also
keep on hand lot of gentle broke
Gheep, mustangs,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21
Mu1esI MuIesIi

nave just received and from this
uate Will keep on sale at my Stable
IN Grenada, an Extra fine lot of
WOOD Young Mules Which l am
Offering at bottom figures.
J,T. GARNER.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

I have for sale 100 lbs of Nonpa-
rel Type, secondhand, for which
: sill take 10 cts per. ID.
r. I, PAYNE.
Grenada Miss.
II
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

The Largest, tho Best and Cheap
est stock of Boots and Shoes in North
Mississippi, can be found at Griffis's.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

Everything in the Agricultural in
plement line at bottom figures Roane
& Son.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21
For Rent,

A good dwelling house, with five
tooms, outhouses, stables, etc. Con-
venicnt to the public square. Apply
10 r. n. HALL.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

our Grocery Department is full to
overtlowing and our Manager in that
department, Mr.. w. 7. Burns, has his
war paint on. GRIFF1s
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21


Don't buy Spring Clothing until
you examine our stock which will
arrive In due time. We will sell yeu
If you look at our goods.
J. w. t;RIFFts 4 Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

len beautiful building lots in the
most desirable part of the oity
Terms easy. w. A. BELEw, q If
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

"ANTED-A summer school
commencing May 9th, by a young
lady. First grade teacher with sew
efal years experience. Apply to
r. T. PAYNE,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

Don't fail to examine our stock of
Plows before purchasing. 1t will
psyyou, Roane 4 Son.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

'Ghinet was Al art on g., part &C.
io President whi"h -.0na ioudiy
ia favor Of the manueri which the.
trdu0us duti~s of Corr"'-st""er cfi
Agriculture hive ns .u p"rt..ud,
,nd tE" prompt cDniir uatiu, Of &c
mobilization by n, ~sG.2" Was, IN
view 0flhr lrrg. aUm ct Of puiiti-
CT appointments nov M AE up d
compliment thlt Mr.. Coleman may
re eAcuFed OF feeling proud ot Inr
-uI% th!hs III mis- rT|r0 ,On {" b"
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"."3N ~ ''.''e u. '''u""'s st. '.t'.' u
2tc' e'"'' "ie''"n'
Wv ~
'.tI'1 70 a'" 40" 'e''2T 'A"! secretary
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lo'''y P"' ''Fi'i'11'e' "n 'e'o'' 90
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senator Haze, both OF whom en!o
S'zsd Secretary whitney III "preeh
",aie GA th' N@V1' aHpr'"rla'".
'iIi' F"hr years more q NiI'h Ne.
md "e wontd have navy o: "mc'.
'e might be proud NF- II TTls"h
Fiii he fortunate indeed If he cen
Hho man " no can 'haA' d '7'"'" I"
equal thA' OF tlIat present Nttrttaf%
Mr. hahuaii Appropriation COM
hittFe haVlhH I'"''ft'' us f'GuIaT
work i no" c"hSI'efi-g 'le No"''~
2IIi, repeating the tobacco TAX " A"'
VIII be done Win oePe''"7 uPo.
"hat ti'e house "IlI 40 WIN '''
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The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

Charles Heiser'a Gents 500 shoe
for 4.5O at Buchanan Terrell 4 Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

Hamilton Brown Ladies ~. so shoe
for $500 at Buchanan Terrell h Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

A full line of collars, Harness and
Saddlery and we will not be under
sold, Roane u Son.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

Hamilton Brown Ladies', 1870
Shoes for $2.75 at Buchanan Terrell
Il Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

Chas. Heiser's Gents So, 90 shocs for
$500 at Buchanan, Terrell &Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

20 to Roane & Son for good Plows
and cheap Plows.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-02-21

CITISLHJH :.- y
y. Johnsrn. II survey i
.A} aIut ,u!tuyy -}uGItN- ..'.j
.at 10.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05

PHILAr sLrufa. Sept. 4.-Cotion was quiet
sut firm az 1856. per pound for naihdllng up
nndS.
Feed was dun and weak Winter bran. sI2a
20 per ton.
Flour ami Meal Flour was In limited de-
mand ffn:n LEGAL iobbcrs, and prices
favored hus rrS. sales of ~ barrels. incIud-
nR Minnesota clears and straights at $50
~ new Pennsylvania family at s3n0zDE new
western do. At Sa.066g.5l; new winter patents
& SA0aD5.O0. and spring do. At s50556 Rye
ionr WAS quiet ~ s. per barrel for choice
GrainAt the b. NJ. cnll wheat had SIskc.
o. Nnvsmbcg: Ssslc- for December. Corn had
is<c. bid for Sepleln ber;tl for October:fs<e
or November; s@sfc. for December. Oats had
6e. bid Tor September: &c. for October. Sc.
or November; S61S Tor December.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
ONO Wool GROWERS.


They Consider Raw Material EntitIsd to
Protection as Well as Manufactures.
COLUMBUS. O.. Sept. 5.-The wool
growers OF Ohio held a convention in the
Grange hall at the state fair ground.
Hon. David IIarpster presided. Hon.
Columbus DeIamo addressed the con-
vention and his resolutions were
adopted, that the wool growers of Ohio
regret 10 learII that the manufacturers
thereof have undertaken 10 Xix the
duty without references TO tho wishes
Of wool growers and that wool growers
are informed that their opinions are not
asked unless they will agree to reduce
ton Of rates on second class and carpet
woods, as they stand in the senate bill
passed at the last session OF congress.
That the meeting regrets the exist
ence Of the widespread and thoroughly
organized movement i'm New England
for freq raw material, (which seems to
mean free trade for the great industries
or agriculture of the west and protec-
ton for New England manufacturers.
but the danger OF this cannot coerce us
10 consent to a reduction of the rates OF
duties on second class and carpet WOODS
as fixed In the senate bill at the last ses-
sion"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
An orderly shlpwrecs.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 5.-The steam
ship George Welder. which has arrived
at Port Townsend from Loring, brought
the passengers and crew OF the steamer
Ancon. which was lost Aug. 20 in a gale.
The Ancon in getting away from LOr-
ing ran on the rock in Naha bay at 8
o'clock in tho morning. Only a few of
the passengers knew of the accident un-
Gil 4 o'clock. when the boats were low
cred and launched. Good order pre-
vailed and all of the passengers and
crew were safely taken ashore. The
vessel broke in two and is total loss.
The passengers were quartcred in can.
merry and Indian huts aud cared for by
the ships company as well rs possible
until Sunday, Sept J., when the Welder
arrived and took them back to Port
Townsend.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
ARMOUR ~ VEST.
rae Dusssed Besf king Refuses 20 Ap-
pear Before the senate CommEttee.


rae Dpssscd Besf king Refuses % APP
pear Before the senate commHttee.
CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Neither Mr.. Ar
nour nor any member Of the alleged
dressed beef combine" appeared before
the senatorial committee investigating
the dressed beef and transportation in
austries. Mr. Armour. in an interview,
said:
The reason we did not appear before
the senatorial committee was that we
knew we could not expect fair treat
ment from the hands Of Dir. Vest, who
Is VIGOROUSLY on record as opposed to
the dressed beef interests. We are per-
fectly willing to appear before an Inn
partial committee and give them all in
formation pertaining 20 our business
that Is not Of strictly private nature.
The committee adjourned to meet FRI
day morning at Des Moinos, Ia. The
most important witness examined here
was Paul DAMN, young man who was
formerly q bookkecper and q subor-
dinatc manager for Nelson Morris. He
testified that he saw an agreement
signed by Armour & Co.. Nelson Morris
and others stating that on and after a
certain date prices on dressed beef
would be SO and so in different states.
lie had q general idea that the combin-
alton fixed prices in about eight states.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
Tho German catholic association.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 5.-The German
Catholic Central association was IN ses-
gion all day. A resolution was adopted
advising the establishment OF labor bu-
eaus for the benefit Of Catholics.
Twenty-Five new societies were adj
nitted to membership. Baltimore was
selected as the next place of meeting.
The election Of officers resulted as fol-
ows: President. III. j. Spannhorst. st.
Louis; first vice president, William
Jasper, Milwaukee; recording secretary,
Alfred Stecket, Milwaukee; financial
secretary, Clemens Schultz. st. Louis;
treasurer, John +. BTinkmann, Terre
HaIlte. Ind.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
Iowa,s Labor TICKET.

DIS MONIES, Ia. Sept. 5.--Thc state
convention of the Union Labor party
was held here aud was attended by 100
delegates The platform rcafiirms the
min' iples Of The oil Greenback party.
free trade. more money and opposition
10 banks, railroads and trusts. The fol-
lowing state ticket was nominated Cow
ernor, s. b. Downing; lieutenant COVER
nor, Ezra Brownell: superintendent Mrs.
Hotnel Belangcc: judge OF supreme
conit. NJ III. Jones; short term. L. Ii.
Weller; railroad commissioner, Il. II,
GtlflIth tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
HEART ON THE RIGHT SIDE.

And Liver 0n tlie Lcft--StOmach and
Lungs Also Misplaced.
COUNCIL. BLUFFS, In. Sept. s. = Frank
Ravens, aged 80 years, dropped dead.
A post morteln organization disclosed
an abnormal arrangement OF the vital
organs. The heart WIS on the right side,
the apex lying against the second rib.
Large coagllla, amounting to about two
quarts of blood, surrounded the heart.
The liver was on the left side Of the abb
lomen and the stomach on the right.
The lungs were only one-third their nor
NAL size, and were pressed upward.
How the man could have lived any
length Of time after birth seems mys-
terry TO the surgeons. The coroner's jury
returned verdict that death resulted
from rupture of the heart.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
"A Intlaernn Iiennin,,.

PEN MAR, Nd, Sept. 5.-The annual
reunion of the Lutheran churches Of
Maryland. West Virginia and l'ennsyI-
vania Is beng held here. There are
fully 10000 Lntherans assembled here,
eighteen specials and the usual nnlnber
Of regular trains having been called into
requisition. The programme consists IT
addresses. prayer and singing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05

ne ErlctEon - the STEEL Rails Ignlles
ehe Car RnoGA

me Kricsion - ths steel Rails IgnIlss
2he Car RnoEn
PTTTsBUR0. Sept. 5.--The limited train
rom the east was thlrty-flve minutes
ate On arrival. through one Of tie most
Unexpected Is well Is surprising acci-
lents which has happened since the
Testibule train has been started Be
;ween Philadelphia and Harrisburg the
he roofs Of the two forward coaches
:aught fire through the friction, which
wore of the rubber casing and got the
Iteel plates red hot.
The fire was easily extinguished at
Harrisburg, but the fact Of the fire be-
NC 50 easily originated has set the rail-
-oad people thinking of q new way to
sbviate such accidents. The train went
through to Chicago without changing
sars, but a meeting will be held within
! few days to devise some means Of
wedding this new danger 10 vestibule
rains.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05

TERRA Alta, w. Va. Sept. 5.-The
gulernatorial concluded the examina-
ton Of Mercer and Mcdowell counties,
and these two as completed show net
gain Of 1gS votes for Fleming. Brax f0n
FOR consideration being district line.
On this case the committee threw out 33
Fleming votes and IL Golf votes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
The on Market.

PHILADELPHIA. sept. a,-Oil opened ak
S5kr. aud closed az as1&r.
NEw OK. sept <rhe market openoa q
NJ &C. and closed ~ = &c.
ffITsuDl0. sept. &.-0il market opened
4 sS,4r.; highest, sss4c.; lowest. assfc: noon,
kc.
c
AAEzlAoaE' sspk. ! Psssolsam i at.Adys
enned 8i.ia
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
The prosecution Abandoned.

WILLIAMsPoRT. Pa, Sept. "a gem
line surprise was created in the Ly-
coming county court when District At
Orney Coryell asked the consent of the
court to nolle pros. the case of the Com
nonwealth vs.. The Grit Publishing
company. of this city. charged with
.riminal libel. Judge Metzger gave his
consent and the prosecutor. George
Kiefer, paid all the costs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05

BRADFORD, Pa. Sept. 1.-THE annual
injecting 81 tho Producers Protective as
sociation WAS held here. These officials
were ciectetl: President, 4. w. PDil-
lips, OF New Castle. IA, vice president,
III. 4. Taylor. Ut IsulTalo: secretary, j.
nrcr. lt. u. Straight. III Bradford. The
trslSuFcrs report shows 4 balance of
SIS 900. The association will be con-
tinued intact.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05

B0sroN, Sept. a.-At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Ma
honal lube works the board of-direcE0rs
was selected. 1t was voted 10 authorize
the directors 10 ask the legislature for
m Increase Of S500. 0ND in the capital.
The capital q the company IS now s.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05

GREENsBURG, Pa. Sept. 5.-During a
rot over a woman between number Of
Iiungarians, near the Standard mines,
inc OF the men was heaten so badly he
lied two hours later. The murderers
escaped but will likely be arrested.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05

SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. 5.--The cave in
hat began ia No. 2 mine at ELEPHANT
IN Aug. q continues and twenty-five
acres are affected. "A brisk fire Is raging
II the disturbed district and it may be
necessary to flood the mine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
Death n an Aged pIyslcIan.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 5.-Dr. Andrew
Bedford, who was in his Doth year, died
II his home in Waverly borough. He
was one of the members Of the consti-
:utional conventional of 1887.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Prices ON the Stock, Produce and PetrO-
Ieum Exchanges.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 4--The market was
steady. Pennsylvania was firm. Reading
was dull and strong. and the bonds were
steady. The Willard stocks we're active
The Reading railroad carried ~. al tons OF
anthracite Tor the week ending Saturday,
compared with sM.aaa tons for The same week
ast year. a decline 1T sS.sg:f TONS. The ton
81 Isl tons.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
IxllIesl l,y FallInr coal.

PoTTsviLLE, Pa, Sept. 5.-John
Mcticary, OF Forrestville, was fatally in
lured by fall of coal at Phoenix Park
.olliory.
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Dizziness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neura'
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Mental Depression, Softness Of the Brain 70
gulting In insanity and leading to misery. DE-
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ness, Loss of power in either sex, involuntary
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WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
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