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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-05
TEE GEETEOS wOEgxE.

ihe cotton worm has m2de~ltS ap-
Pe"Fa'ce ~ 'lll7 ScctIoH as s ''ot' ~ -, III
01i,,sL holow eon,o iI,tcro1,,ioo- r.cts
and remedies from the North Caro~
lima EXPERIMENT Station:
TIE Corrox Worm (Aletia Argil>
Iacea) has been known since 1898
yhen if WAS 40 destructive in tins
country. In IS0t and manv success
siyc wears much damage was done
by them.
The cotton worm nust not 1e con-
founded with tina B1u yyo,.a or tFc
,4r,.t. JV.y,l tie former b,;c~ m
insect csvc.i4f1v destructive H. The
cotton boil. lie ,,f.ar .ar,nv v,o-al
5e5no generally found in the .>tqtcz
north ofDg where i is extremely ,;c~
atrnctive 70 Green crons wheat an3
the GRASSES esDeciaIlv,
The co.ton worm spch IS We will
describe g also known % fine cotton
caterni!lar and this name is destlnct-
I've enonsb for ordinary nsn
RENEDfEs-A variety Of pois0ns
have been recommended amono
whjct 2re T.ondon p,rnfo GRAY
Arsenic Paris Groom. &,c aitbor an.
nlie} in tho vnt or dried vav rn~
ordinary nnrnosas in This E@ta tho
l-v ,nothoa il snf,;ntont 1,aonah
raIbor sIov.r .hon tho no.toa ,cjti,
wafer tba nofaoD "a, ha on,,,a1
easily and successfplIv of mostcf
the oriinarU noieoos pari. Croon e
the heat and most eae,1v nroc,rod
Tho fam, Of NJ " q r-rob,ro9.
near RaIa1oh woe visited on3 fno
remenv a,,ontod hv him j. rooo.n.
ynoada.3 on aocon,t or &c s;.coI,o;t,-
and Good ,ffaet7
MIR. I~nohnroh nsoa ono no.,o.f or
pa,f- Green vifb ion nonn,, r.
al " -" VIII lVo poon'7 oil
,Iosohaio ,r,os. 49, tl,o-o.-,r.
pn'SPNa'e' 1hese arc thoroughly
u''AsD ana "pI''eo - sPTlnNhaS on
tue leaves IL tie early morning De
man oun:4 to s,,rfol,Io 100 no,nda
a -lt'tI ~ =, '4lA'0 Nv p0uH'S
was - - '0'0 20 Z Il "''e IL I SD0'V
>,a-.,, ''''3 ''n'o - ""' 'pe i'0"
W. 0'09''y 70 'N0 leaves )
S ..'l e'.,' '''''' ''~V' "N e"''"3 ~
,1"'o also . 3o' .'ou o' Tie poison
1' 7Oo' "i'p' ~ JUG s'ouno' VI
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-05
na BR0wWS nor BiTTERS

Cures Indigestion, B-ionsuess, Dyspepsia, Mal4.
ria. Nervousness. ana General Debility Fhvsi-
Clans recommend IL. AL dealers sell It. Genuine
1astg2lC marx auN crossed Tlt lines on vIat. -rl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
IpAao's CONSTITUTIONS.
Judge Ciaggsts, Of shoshepe. Made
PermAnsnt Chairman.

sALT LAKE.. Jaly s-The Tsihwas's Boise
City special of the 5sh. received today,
says the Idaho constitutional convention
settled al contests aud organized peFma-
nerily. eiees!ng Judge " H. cisgFett OF
She shane county, president. and Charles
III. Heri of Ada county. and Hiram French
of owylice county, sergesnts alarms
A fFftsas spsciai to-day from Boise City
says the credentials committee selected
fye Republicans and t0ar Democrats from
Ada epaafy from the Highest number
ynted foe ~ the eiesfion. The
Aliuras county contess wss smagg
the Democrats ard was settled hy sa.
mfttlug McMahon. Batter ans3 kinuy The
sanitation was completed 5y aliing minor
positions. A committee Was epIolniet 10
invite she senatorial con E1iftse ca route
20 Alaska, ard after going 10
the main railway line al Nsmpes,
reported thai the senators all favored
idaho's state hood sftsr having the rich
rrsourses of Idaho explained Is them
On the departure senator's Mandersoa aud
-Fsek bridge stood on the platform aud
arsrx the toast % the state ~ Idaho"
President Ciagest addressed the eongsn.
tion say ing that the futnTe welfare ot
Idaho depends en- the laf<ass ~ this cor.
veEtson, not 10 lny pssor foundations fas
the state He urSed harmony ssa sskesi
she Democrats TO meet asad select
their hest ueu for the csmmitfees
aad pledged himself 10 Partially in all hs.
scts, working Oniy for the bssi iatsfests OF
the peupas. lie would divide gae cafn-
iat,ees equally among ihe pay;ies-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

las nsti cal hssnss n{ ressre~enszfIsx< q
ar - aFseskrxA e. seez1a xase<n fh@ fxsaz
zsssz nnEi sse ~ yrfsn ~ fsssxs. ts1'
ta,s sxs arfAs~ess ~ Ne~srse usn-y, cssam,
exxS s1siivsn and ssvsas.s Hssss
Mr. hnrhAEaa S4eTess q -4~}asaNA sa@-
rfsssE< ta&s tfsx rsf~srt es ne rrvxxxssts =
81 the eanvsntissa. skca rad far Ey gfss
SsatE. stoEs1 70 xessks the prxxfs.r4y az tAe
stassL FA& re Ssexassa ~ hs asss~sssssszs. 4.
seAxe re n latter fa tie srxsx1seg-~, sas
tsks wss anae- fhs rses0tasa w2s vsssesl
2osn
Tsrse- insnesiucsss rs<asmssan ssss ~
cenxeasSsa Hrp~xesf ~ sfee sase ssazs II =
rsSe. "a rssxs - "a -
Exss1as sss sz~i {sAz Cafrere wuc7e nare3.
ast<ss. cArrer~ w.s eisxsszs. - 70 81
ssssss nsesva HAT the Csnveussoa cd
@ssarss tsH - e'ess@k ea Manssy nazsrnsag
IysT 6 ksnx. rs0ves ihsf szfi0arArssnf
es aa.i Pc STAY. ~ 70 o'r1ork. Anesaxr
asses 81 rzseaf wss msde taxf azsfs1rzHxea.
X anfss aess-c / T1s~zay.
TszrTer wsaEed - araessa thaf tie con-
s<assoA Ad>znra antil NssSay ~ II . rsEsnk
iirosae. ssrssssss AID asserx sxrrarsess ses-
lsarn saest cnssi lasssssy TSrn*rs xsasuss'
EsxEst uas Eo~I
Pending ;he r,osser A. G. ssse<nam WAS
sassfn - - ossSeisl sfeEess ~ gskss~
ne en&fE SrEsn1HcAi sAss he wuslAf A4s
sad 10 Aesr s1gseszszns fresss ssss zneaa.
essss rsSafsaas snrfr sssses - ~ The eatn-
psssSttea rs tssc eous 1&Sge4ss
Iae president Rad The iplsea snx se.s-
sszm.
nIE<xxxxa. yafy I. r<xs
jean 7. Hosr. E'rs~sAssas tnnsssfussenes
canysntseas Year ktna eSpreSs1osss aFp
sfAissally -eSsetvcs. A lsree nnexsRs ~
tar FessFse have 1s>t al We sre ssoSsx al
ss ear sor sAesn AnSsAtHx yu4 sge p<sxxs
vii ae fnily apEssesssse~f.
". 4. Asxkxs. Msxas.
siysss of FisessAars wss xs2lsssa inavE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
STILL. HOPEFUL.
Ellensburg's Spirit Not
Broken by Disaster.
ne>rSsSs srs mn nrarrsn
The City >ssas Ala Gesa Order
frsssii.-S Sisissss' Meeting u.aa
sad stirrtnx sFssshe. Made

kA1xNSnrzts. JAW s.-Tsss hessegms isrs~
iaS sexsr.ling the nchastslnx ri TIE esfy ss
fasssre manifest fciay.. the eafy fsar s1trx
that money eeulsa nos ~ hsa 20 eArry CA
tee weFk tAas vii ~ nnd<rssken. Al
who have saaesr3 n s~ifsst a IL sire Ia take
Assad Httn rs2e sVd enersx xxd nsraAer
tsesaa tAe Npvx * y hslsdiag this after
S<ssa ssfore tbs walls wxse eNahl snd wssile
sae esosss was Ssill snAeassxring In tbs
eellxrS.
FExrkKsSs roz EEast&nfSs
ga laird ssFves she i'ovf NerchanssAc
Ceaapsay, whose loss wAs ssa4eae wsth ga
lasussnee cs So sssA. her2n elsarfssx swsv
the ~seeksgs scr a hnis1sxs % large AZ
snens7ors feev Mil also hEls1 sn0ther
fss-ssery AFScs on the ssrae sfsees, and nc-
gsn eNeas asieg for the touasstion tEss AZ
tsraeSafa- T. T. sd ~eil. the e~sset III the
ASS 81 hotel. r-oEs rsefssf the ntTArs shi<
afsexntssa Tor eixas ssere reo1as. 10 oecaps
sss Eroasss5 eecssse>s - tAs barred fsesci
N~ sscaFsd 1esaW0 osiex fsfntly with
tacsd kTes. Teams esgsa haGiiax bet
bricks fTsaa these foss this Afssraecn- And
tie stsnsi.n< walls wlil be torn stasa Noa.
day.
). 4. Gesssis Is making arrangements To-
Gay 20 schG.ld the t,Eti1sS eissck. the Grsz
krseS tzihtlue errxetess Ia EslensAarg lie
vii put np eHiAisnx 70 ss1si ssalss. john
a. Sa0uAs, fsunsasr ~ FliS0Snarx ard a
delegate 10 thss constitutional csaaveasissl.
yssaTnsst This sffeeueaa trasa usynar;a He
wsai stsv rr4a1il1 on = tafseE srsle His
easiss - VII ae jse feSst ssa aaFs and fhrSe
stories nlgh
Tie Naffis hotel wAfeh reached the sess-
cad stnry will he fun up fsaF stories l.
v. hssah. farrisQFN deaeE, whtee Losses
sTe nes sx isFSe ss pres lousy reported. be-
sSa rveslsaing this astsInsson.
Provisions SEEoxD.
Provisions snse.g the pesF,lc geatnAiy
are hs'0inasnS 20 rUn i0w. The farmers arr
bringing ia presiucc. atsa euetTiAntscn< are
aasisDg their wsy here, More inqusss Il
h~sng mAsae 50 headquarters faf fsii T.
The Fcaies committee fssaed circulars fnr
al whe are So peed not 20 hesitate 10 call
aaa make saeir wants kBown.
cfEtsEss' sESTsSs nELn.
The bass order psexaaiS There il no
Or akllas, sud ali srs willing 10 take heid
a1d reaasla. The eitifens held q meeting
ssHish Ia she heart ii the haYat district
aud cheering spe2ehss wcre made ny
prominent clls1cns aaa visiting ssFangefs
The pr4xlsstica NaS made fkat the city
moaltd n rebuilt In nsttcs manner within
Sax maDtAs Itsr tnaia this sfterns@sn
hr0nsh several sajasterS s1sd mere srVur-
s'c nsarrs vii hs given somogfpw regard
ms LOSSES. Individual and otherwise.
rHK RAlInnAn wttL sTstI nvsLp.
it MAS decided hy the cfsscers ~ the
Eilenshnrg 4 Columbia River Railroad, sa
"A ltfea the eif5zeBs sahScfiss 4 s1e psN bSsaFe
The FIRE % ~ shesd with the road and thus
help the city cut This enterprise will NJ
gatfe iarse expenditure ei iiecspsssi
IA tAts ccunty sud viii give en- rloymsa nj
q Large aa@be- of men. Tnss s vEaried
- eae ai the hsss WAYS u help she city
snd fcef,ie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
HALF DAYS WORN.
The Convention Takes . Recess af
Three Days.

oLYxrfA. Jaly s.--eailei 10 order si 10
a. M Prayer was offered by taechspisin.
Rev. J K Thompson. Roll called. Quo
rum present
n Cioshier. OF the Seventeenth district.
presented his ereSe tiais and was sworn
in by the president.
Chaplain Thompson appeared before the
convention and sked permis issson g. invite
tas v rlous clergy fnen cf the city 70 con
Duct the religions services AZ different
times during the session Granted.
Power introduced q resolution thanking
+ Z. Moore. temporary president, aud Al.
len Neif, temporary ssgFxtsTy, fssF ihefy
services ia hehasf OF the cnHssatioa. BY
amendment the territorial governor |.
secretary and chief iasssce were lnrlnaesi
In the resolution.
Nsir fftrs~iaces resolution TO proceed
with the sles tlen OF journal clerk ansi
doorkeepef. Amended to Include q page.
Referred 20 committee oE rules ef order.
The committee Ga rules and ersisr Of
basiness submitted a partial report. desiy-
Mating the nnmsscr and nature OF commit
tess
Hicks asked Tor a division ts the rcpori
segiai.m. ~ thai the committees Enizhs b
voted on segsrstesy. Eltrsdkc moved as a
substitute THAI The reIoFt tzc Aessepsed aud
that Il ~ prints q tefegs action.
Grsffsgts suggested sha. Il fhe motion
fhs convention Yesterday. IN tgs1tu ting
the vsssa mitte- te report IN the morning.
The MOTION To- ctvlde the rsa-eft ws~ dc
.exseSt. ard a fa1slan % aiaps a. sheie
was carried
Iyer, from eouamitsee eu ssssieisi seue-
rraphsr. reported that the eotnas tisv ha'
sers5Ffst the ssrvse sess OF Msssfs A. 4. Hsw
nsan sad c n. Estea proposition wss
snbmiissd Is AssSrs, bONmaa and kssns
fs report The proceedings of the etDveu
tissp. ~ wing ufss1 the csankBg irgtsistQrs
for synaent. asrtaes.
f8nsssi.ss offered q sssssla ion n At shs s,r
geslsf 81 arssss ~ srsts ncsesi 80 fasMish i0s
fcr tse EssTassers. Henri naosef ~ ins<f'
wursis "slsd waseT" gsst seconded. Aese
lattou adopted
gs0w ey ssrssngrsi up the question Of assels
Y.fsstt sssiH. he wanted 90 know whs
wsEla Gwn if8s rsJzsfs hes IL ss finished
Ia ~ss suggested that the lsSis sssssfe eo1le
Swn ffsr seEaoft when i raisi iax a.
ssaaeF Offered q resolution s&ss sAe eor1
m5tiee ssss fAses aud orsiss f~e inssruFssa s.
cnass&eF The qseSf ga Of esszss for gsss3
mstssss sasa ssssert ss sooa - Esassabas
ixe&
Presses Sf Yasisna. nFersf a r seftfssss
/ thai tse gFesisisaS af IAe ceayeEtsoH - su
{ fhuFsxea - aysEzytMs the xssntlnE essssE8f'
tees recon gzls assed ~ fise cgsnmiilsss a
rases sus cxsirr. AfasssdsBs1t sas oseses
T faEs tbe nrss fss-Fssn 90 sses tosE kaltfee =
I TIE casffg8as- Aeceyf. q ia original lna
sAans
/ >HasF.n ef Cafsax. rsosei fhs, she ssa
( yeEfsssf &gfssfst tAe ehRAryz4Ass as tho sstEa
asftiess sna fes pfSszsssaa aAase TIE -
1 afAspsssY. Isg~1
ssr4a.Fts nspYet IS an Eres afssaeHt fka
each gssa xEistes sssecs is ewn Enssgiasn.
A rtfseTzs aisehssissrs sol3aMesi. MAEis
f.sosser, ssrS fEssss sad oshs~ .sksnx tar.
{ fsrisfgs sAssasSHt Is wsai4 re wesl ffs
. 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

the West
Francisco Journal Of Commerce.
within their
truly
OF
in praise by and cheeky
We
OF the aud
glorious Rhine
od bat
OF
his
OF
anal tie
cf
IN coangefui
Viii
R. viii
wD
.housss fscic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
Ra,,re.d 10 whaseem.

wHsTcos. July s--The cliixsn's eum
msstee who w,nt from whafcom to arrange
details with the Westminster people abaat
l,nildiug railroad over the Garfield rosste
returned today. Nelson Hsnyrss also re-
surnea from Westminster. NE efsefs 20
haisd toe road from Westminster te what
com EnE tue saA.uop raised. IL IL thonshs
here that Bennett represents the Northern
Pacific. aud e. also operating through
Westminster parties to gcE the csnheid
franchise. MhAtcean people are AFRAID
Renuetl would Use the road 20 bsem bis
Fasfhnven land schemes. aud prefer To
have saSne other company build The mad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
FROM PORT TOWNSEND.
New Presbyterian Church The City
Election

r0gT TewSsgSp. 3niy she eevueT
stone ~ il.e nsw Prsshy;eFiaa charcls vas
laid TITS morning. af 10 o'esssk. wSfh ias-
t~ssing ceremonies. The Masonic Ioi9e
wxs in attendance Is Gatsorra Ehe sxer
eisxs were witnessed by q iarre BH lser es
people TIE ysstar ~ tbs church. Rev.
Caruahaa. sseisveresl Aa eloquent address.
~ sac conclusion Of skica The siszSf sgs-
s.rogsr5aseiy sang Rock ef Agss Rev
ssnuisssn made PRAYER and Ret i01g
yranouneexs flse sessssitesinn
The tisssts Scr the cominx city
elex slon arr a. scsSsws Republican
Msyay, " IA III iesFueSi, the present Ia
eamt~sssE. eouaeiiFaea. ]. IL. : Pvtessan,
TaoEax. 1sEkmsB, Alfred A. fsaEfner
marshal. ghAs FsEn. fhe Fsesnt tSse2fg-
bent Democratic MaSof. go~s rh A
Kuhn: eoanrzsmsn. = Istfnaer, J. IL.
I1vsFEaore. a. n fAex0s rssfshsl. Ihsnsss
isaisasy. The psessfst esancsl essasssss ot
Eye ks pgh.3csns saa tw0 isetsa~rAss
A mixe<t ieam 81 ;Ass sits Fi2yeSi sas
Psass fssnh1s teAsa ISIS morning. Nsnaaag
the gaFze Is a seurr IL u 81 ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

SANDY oLp.' TRIAL
a eentinasgee Till the septs snlss
Term Refused.

I'eaTlAsp, laly --Judxe sseasrs indsy
refused ~ ssnii8ne the trial of
Sxndy Sisis. charged with nsrfsf-
irx Emn @tslssr, 81 tae -epffmb<z
team. Cild. e6anssi sskesf igr = funfsnfl.
sace un the wrpnnst shss tins fSsfsi fnerss q
the 0fszaafsa on the sase hsd fsAtt~f saen
4 trnfisgeuf against the fTieosrf thai he
rGnla not have . fsif ssd Impair
tiss trial The eesfst seid ~
ns~ asfhluE la srNsiTaeDt ~ justify Krnne.
iux tie esfstinasEex asked fsg. bst sssoxSo
the esssa1@sl wrex fuffasf - pEsNsire viii
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tn. Portland sn.is.r.

FuzTx&xE.. las & -Twe esssssets os ma
shlasYy fsr shs ssselsee t-Env IA Il s~iox
gc9a hare arrived, essFs-ssftns af ~assss -
ara sssher heavy s-sssass- The rezasin<aez
az TIE machinery = % ta< VS. All as.i
be Asse Asatssfe tire s9Hsg&as s. feasy for gf
A swfsxh f~uxa fAa isaR ~ tfss ses5hSyss
Passae - svssis>s Hp z the sts1s os shs
zssTftev, sBa sn lEf tsue Asss sssYslee srzm
waY frugs she h4nk ss stsr sssr-. wisse ssse
ard "a ns,'ies esa a~ aaass By tsse strrgaa
Ksiiwsy 4 SaFigsfEen sDab&Ey
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

Tie Knoeks Dewn Three Noans Men,
cns After Another.

P0nTlAsn. Jais e.--shsrig kelley isiay
dsau issed county Janisef n. pcuxhsrty.
pn she morning ~ tee ssh, Al 4 o'cleck.
Doegherty wss fewn town in a ssiasn.
ccnverstux aiih Al. Gusiy. .
prisoner in the iSll sentenced to osss rear
in ths lenife enfisrs tssr biting The Up OF 0s
4usepss M0fin. Thfne Young snsn On their
say home from Are stepped Intn
Ing at The bar Css5y stepped
up aud Knocked them dows one alter
smother pn EeitlHE sp one % them sai5
my fssxi who Il tbis rasa. u
ne jack Lesnpssy" tosfY gave hin
uAfas snd terlug between the ycune
suen sad the 3sspF. ap@sisssszsa and Obliged
theta all t1 ~tske sonr,hing'' with hsfH-
Tssey then ess agasi. glad 80 SEA OF without
bxtng Shewcss Up.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
THE MONTANA CONVENTION.


HsaENI. Meat, galy s.--fhe rofsvsn,ssn
ree0axened A. 10 o'c eek The following
a.sdltlaasi efseefs were esests1 Chief
szsnazrsrhsr. +. CouEeilys Assistant
Chief Clerk. Niiilsm Tsfsor. Awstsh-
man. docrkeeyes. four sgisiisieusi clerks
aad Fafve pass were also aPpsins rse
committee oa ra,e~ report j substantially
tire same rBisS ns those of The convention
ssf fsss. the silesetiobs chiefly hesBg in the
tlsrTsssed rDcatersh.p OF tae standing
committee. -3lne discussion sfase ever
she committee ~ eTpeinfneNf ard fsfsfe-
s4aEsgtun. which sax aaaiy inefes@s3 %
etgfen There = an eeersge Of seven
gsss NJ 6ers 60 each comui;see. Tbs conren-
f5oa AZ learned fsA MsEissy at p. IA.
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ffgx Is Hxso.
A .9a,seo Disaster visits tie Me-
ssda City.

Rsxs. SeS. July This morning as<out
70 o-es.ra. ffs sfake sgg fa = ssa and roisee
house nesE ths corner ~ sreend anh -
srsa streets. shieh fxsaitssf IN fte foss' DE-
ssrsietissa - ~ r. 5s4ae's hardware ssafNs
is~ses, ssloan. Rss-ers Aso = tee stsa ensee
ssose Il MsausbE issshyfss 1obn san
;fsrssnss's es@e sfafs. rne BADss enusth.
Jsg5Fi ~gasIk E@S dwelling aessAss. tfssdf1
sltssn 4 ysnssa4 - sgssslsg hail44nxs~ Ihe
6sas w&ll nsss exfessi 1850. iesaao<s
atsass x9e a@H
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

Hat Litsis fssEe at the Msstssx Sss.
terday.

81. PArl, JuIS s.-Tke Fsssser- i'fsss
~gux Falls special says The sossh Da-
sass eoaysHtina uaasastea little besides
the roaiSpa hnslnsss today. soszs usir0r
,s.uti0fEs lssd over from yesterday we're
tab en- ne sna thea 6Feig9a. nus besstg eau-
sz1.Er~a wvyta acting aEsen- Ifte rsfsogs Of
tglH gusaaoisse% faSs-. whieh wss ~ ate PES
q rsssf. as Ssss1ssssFri To ssse etsaanltsHe us
tass y kess. AID as. assaFSest
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B&ANz.sE. fusy e.-Ths Bar sSnss 4
Ossto have nos taken sny aetion tn regard
81 President IasaIis eTGex fer eas 1ps :
sesss ssiaE fhe neN faisS 80 the sexsSssys.
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Dwelling Harmed.

cmERaIas, July whila Rev 7. Rrovii-
irife aud family were absent attending the
celebrstion at Ninlocs Thursday, the
honsa barn aud osaisuilsiingS werc dc.
ssfc5ssi hy nre Nothing Was saved. The
hssz is s. .sss', no Insurance. Tbe IRE 10 sup
posed IL bs itceniiafy.
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TAcoxA. July s.~Ssmaei A. Hsrsst. The
Indian accused Of numbering Iewis Csss.
another Iftlisn. last iaii. Was tried today ~
court. The esss was given 81 the Jury this
Afternoon This evening tho jury rem
detsd . verdict Of ne; iIiy. The plea
u rs sasf stsEtsuss
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a iaen ss14 sx EAii1. eiae essed fos &ss.
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assa ssnseass. s,sr1sea 30 tse gfeaus -
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eNsssssa iss,szse la sfiss rssy fas shs sa@nta "A
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|I[llarPlcnlc

...x.~ erose The BASKET stsess, TO fnt
81, M Il finest iot Of fancy gro
.ss.ssss 4 sna white Rock Mineral
1.nss~r Rn<sst AMI cartonAtesi
- fIme Juice Cordial. Lemon
Ss. -. = HIsefxsIi's Raspberry aud
lSss..sr axrxapsrIIla and Iron
:. .se..-s,,s snd 0yssers. every known
+ ssrr~s And Refissez, Trsifi5es,
= ~rss psrkled Lambs ToDgue,
frt~ssr~. TruGsei Grouse,
n ewty3des. sn:pe. etc
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~hefs mad of sse.s - seesee
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ussoa sTaGe7. sersexs 30 : Am .,ooen
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Why should any nssie voter hesi-
tate for an instant boosing between
these menY
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sallivan has by far the largest follow ing
New Orleans is aiynos. Overwhelmingly far
kim and thinks he viii win Nofaith.
standing this feeling there Il not the
sliehtes. indication hat what fair play viii
be dealt our To both eomha,ants
The plans for the tight are progressing
smoothly. The opinion of the sfiarney
general OF Louisiana that there is no law
uf the state prohibiting the prixe-tiglt has
essed the minds OF the officials and the
fight will come oil, although the exact TO-
cation has not vel been made pub ic