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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-30
The Greatest strike.

LONDON, Aug. 3O.-There is practically
no change in the strike situation. A
mass meeting Of 1000 strikers was held
to-day. John Burns addressed them
predicting that their demands will be ac-
ceded to. Wharlingers have offered to
employ dockmen on Independent docks,
but the proposition has not been accept
ed. The strikes are seriously affecting
the northern coal trade.
The strike is still dead lock. The
wharfngers submitted to the dock COM
panies and other strikers a plan for the
settlement OF the questions at issue,
which included proposal to make the
American clauses in the bills Of lading
so far as concerned the whar-
fingers and granary keepers. The repre-
sentaives of the companies declined to
accept this and are preparing a manifesto
in which they will declare that they will
pay only sd an hour. The workmen OF
the telegraph construction and mainte-
nance companies at Greenwich have
struck.
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ReDublicans in Session.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2S.-Last night the
federation of the Republicans of the third
congressional district, which repres, nts
twenty-three associations, adopted the
following:
Resolved. That We, as republicans,
pledge ourselves not to support any one
for Office, either national, state or city,
who is in favor OF the present odious civil
service, or its application, in the distribu-
ton Of public patronage, whereby ma
jority OF the appointments are awarded to
young men, fresh from schools and col
lages, while active, intelligent, educated
and deserving men OF our party are barred
out on account of aye or having failed to
answer foolish questions, not pertinent to
the service in which they are seeking
employment.
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Chamberlain & Coz metal market re-
view OF date Denver 2Sth inst. says OF
copper: The mining companies have
agreed on their new combination and
have signed, sealed and ratified it, and in
addition they have been negotiating with
the powers on the other side and rumor
runs that the assignee of the Compton
stock will cooperate with the American
producers under the understanding that
the latter are to limit production material
ly. The London market continues steady.
At New York prices are simply nailed to
the mast, with lake copper the highest ut
II cents, Arizona next, IL 2 cents, and
other casting brands at 1850, but sales
will not be made except to consumers.
The various companies make no effort to
sell. They simply dole out the copper to
hungry applicants. On the other hand,
consumers buy only what they absolutely
must.
Lead is dull. Thus far, however, con-
sumers have laid in very little lead for
their September wants, and it looks as if
they might all come hurrying to the mar
ket at once. This would certainly cause
rapid rise in price, for the supplies are
growing scarcer every week through the
action OF the recent more stringent inn
position OF duties on the frontier The
Mexican press is bowling and wailng over
this detriment to Mexican development
and seems deeply grieved at the fact that
so many American dollars will now be
turned into American pockets in place OF
being diverted to build up Mexico. While
the supplies have already been checked
at the frontier the shortage has not yet
been felt at the other end OF the line by
the consumers. and as the delay over the
decision has caused them to run their
stocks down, they must. buy freely when
they buy at all and the outlook for pro-
ducers is excellent.
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SALT LAKE, Aug. 3J.-James Bush has
arrived here with two of the Rio Grande
western train robbers. Their names are
James Rumrill of Ariposa county, A. T.,
and Charles Curtis, of Clay county, Texas.
He caught them the first time on the
Navajo reservation and rearrested them in
the Little Grand Valley.
Bush had two Mormons and six Nava:
joes in his posse. The Bluff City Nor
mon' contributed 1909 to Day the Indians
to catch the robbers, and did all they
could to assist his pursuit and make it a
success. The Gentiles there were afraid
to assist.
The thieves showed fight, but both OF
them were overpowered. Their escape
when near TLompsons springs was due
to the fact that Bush was worn out by the
fatigue of his close pursuit No other
train robber escaped into Arizona.
The prisoners will be closely held in
the penitentiary until the arrival of the
witnesses. They are tough looking out
fit
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Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure Il
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggist bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis
covrry for Consumption. 1t is guaran-
teed to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection OF throat, ungs or
chest, such as consumption, inflammation
of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group, etc., etc. 1t is p leasant and
agreeable to taste perfectly ,fe, anil can
always be depended upon. Trial bottles
free at G., NJ. Creamer's drug store.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 29,-The National Bar
association began its twelfth annual ses-
sion here yesterday. The association was
introduced to the bar association of the
state and city by Hon. Lyman Trumbull.
The national association was then well
coined by the presidents OF the state and
city associations. President David Dud-
ley Field, of New York, replied and then
read his annual address.
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Ohio Democrats.

DAYTON, Aug 30.--The ticket was COM
peted as follows: Lieutenant governor,
VIM. Vance Marquis, of Logan county
judge of the supreme court, Martin Follet,
of Washington county; state treasurer,
W. f. Borden, of Guernsey county; state
commissioner of schools, Chas. G. Miller,
of Putnam county; attorney general, Jesse
NJ. Lewis, of Champaign county member
of board Of public works, Frank Rcynulds,
OF Hamilton county; clerk of the sn i,reme
court, l. J. G. Shoemaker, cf Seneca
county,
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OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED.

The treasury department has received a
telegram from Capt. Shepard, OF tie rev.
enue cutter Rush, dated Alaska, August
9, via San Francisco, in which the captain
reports the seizure of the schooners Min
ME, Pathfinder, Juniata and Lilly, OF Vic
toria, B. c., and Jas. G.. Swan, OF Port
Townsend, for violation OF the laws in re-
gard to sealing in Behrng sea.
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Old daughter of James Danachy started t.
kindle fire with coal oil. The can ex
oloded. burning the girl to death ano
iutally burning her mother, who attempt
ed to save her child. This makes fitee
lives lost in this state during the pas
month by the explosion OF kerosene oi.
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SCRANTON, Aug. Bottle Thomas Iron
works has issued circular to the stock
holders to vote on the proposition by thu
English syndicate to purchase the works
for $5,00O,0OO. 1t is reported to be thei
intention to join this with the Otis Steei
of Cleveland, already bought
and other plants, TO form iron and steei
trusts.
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A Colorado Horse

CHICAGO, Aug. 3O.-"G. W. Cook, ~ Il
4-year-oli bay gelding, by LongfelIow,
dam Miss Tilon, owned by Carlisle 4
Shields, of Pueblo, yesterday, at the west
side track lowered the record for seven
eighths Of a mile to :2Oh.
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Coal in Large Chunks

WALsENBuRe, Colo, Aug. 30.-The
Colorado Coal Il Iron company have sent
two very fine Jumps of Walsenburg coal
to Supt. Skiff of the bureau of immigra
ton, to be sent to the Chicago exposition
Each lump weighs 800 pounds.
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Dakota Republicans.

Huron, S. D., Aug. 3j.-Two thousand
persons are in attendance on the Repub-
lican state convention here.
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TROUBLE WITH COLORADO INDIANS.

Acting Indian Commissioner Bell has
received through Gen. Cook at Chicago, Il
telegram from Brig. Gen. Merritt who
says, Lieut.. Smoke, the officer detailed
from Logan, reports from Glenwood
Springs, Colo, as follows: "I have inter
viewed the ranchmen from the Elk creek
country, also prominent citizens here and
can hear nothing from the Indians on
Elk creek nor of an armed party to meet
the red marauders. | have authentic re-
ports of Il hunting party OF Indians going
from White river towards Routt county,
for which party leaves tonight via
Meekcr.
No further steps will be taken in the
matter by the Indian officials until this
officer reports.
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LONDON, Aug. 28.-Maybrick viii short
ly be removed to q convict prison at
Workington, in Surrey. Her friends can
visit her there once every two months.
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Oil for Kindlinv.

DENVER, Aug. 29.-At Sopris, mining
town near Trinidad, Last night, the s-yeal
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THE SURPLUS CUT DOWN.

Again the bonds purchased by the treas
ury wee large in amount, $3,88S,9J0
This makes the total amount purchased
in the last three days nearly $lI 900, 900.
For these bonds the government paid
about $l4 100000 by the addition OF pre-
miums.
The effect upon the surplus OF the re.
cent heavy purchases is noticeable. 1t
was $7O,O00,OO0 ten days ago, but has
now decreased to about $42 900 900.
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SUBSTITUTE DELEGATES.

Charles R. Flint, Of New York, and
Henry G. Davis, of West Virginia, have
been appointed delegates on the part oi
the United States TO the congress OF
American nations, to meet in this city
October next. They are appointed in
the place OF ex-,iov. White, of Maryland,
and Pitkin, of New Orleans.
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Tidings
WASHINGTON MATTERS.


NOT APFLTCADLE TO TIE TERRITORIES.
WAsuINGroN, Aug. 30.-ro Il letter of
inquiry from Gov. WoIAey, OF Arizona
Acting Comr. Stone, of the general land
office, has replied: While the act OF une
2, 1862, makes grant OF public lands t.
such Of several states rs may establish
colleges for the benefit Of agriculture and
mechanical arts, it is his opinion that it
does not apply to territories before their
into the union as states.
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Stone, the acting commissioner general
Of the land Office, las sent the following
telegram to the register and receiver OF
the land office at Independence, Cal.
Filings allowed for lands that may be Sc
lected and for sites and reservoirs, bitches
or canals, or for lands susceptible of irrl-
CATION thereby, will be at the risk OF the
parties filing, under act Of October 2S,
and circular of August =, 1889.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
IN THE HANDS OF EXPERTS
MEssRs. JOHN ]. SHEA AND FRANK
b. HUNTER ON THE BOOKS.
commendabie Promptness Manifested
BY the Criminal Court Authorities in
the Premises-A Whole Wagon Load
of Books Hauled on.

How oft alas oh, Saltmarsh, would the
people have welcomed and rejoiced over
your return, but ye would not, neither
would the police felicitate the public in its
longing desired
The highly favored day station-house
keeper the officer with unlimited license
and straw bond, has now been gone since
Friday morning last, still no tidings of him
have been received.
Unless the fugitive is hiding near Mem
phis sheltered by the roof OF some stanch
friend then his freedom, even for this
length OF time may be laid at the door OF
the strangely dilatory police department.
As Sargt lIackett admitted TO AN APPEAL
reporter, SaltmarSh is better known TO the
police Of other cities than any other man on
the Memphis force. Chiefs and subordinate
officers from abroad detectives, United
States and Town Marshas from all around
have been 10 Memphis ut some time during
the past six or seven years. In every I'M
stance these officers spent one or more days
about the station-house, and in the course OF
that time became pretty well acquainted
with the keeper. Then, too, he has
been away at intervals and In that
way met the police OF othcrcitics. OF course,
however, with no instructions from here to
arrest him, Satmarsh would have a royal
time with the blue coats wherever he might
go, hence the safest place for him would be
In this vicinity where he has a number Of
boon companions. There being no reward,
the only temptation 10 deliver him up would
be a spirit Of esteem for justice that o'crlean-
ing sympathy too often countcmCts,
The Criminal Court authorities have man
iiestcd commcndahle spirit Of ae,lousncss
In the case, ana given the police an example
that may be cmulated with profit IN future.
leitcIGay morning Deputy sheriff APP
pcarcd at police headquarters with an order
20 stand and deliver all books and papers
which might prove OF value In the oNamina.
ton. This took about al they had on hand
except the regular docket now In use. and
the stock pr,tty nearly filled onc-horse
express or public delivery wagon Lstcr in
Z the day, at the request Of Chief Davis, the
mittimus book was loaned his force, in
order that the departments working might
not be hamp,r red Were this not done, col
lcciions on those papers could not be con-
tinued a. thee would be no way 90 deter.
mine how much was owed IN the many com
plicatcd cases brought 10 light by the recent
partial investigation. Messrs John J. Shea
and Frank H. Hunter constitute the board
Of Examiners on behalf OF the Criminal
Court
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Centennial uxr.r.,on Rates.

NV YoEE, April 10. The general passcn-
ger agents Of the trunk l!ncs at their meet
ing today considered at length the request
Of n number of the leading dry goods mcr-
chants OF this city that thc Time 81 cvSar-
sion tickets IA tie coming Washington Cen
tcnLial be extended liy the earlier arrange
ment the tickets were 20 be good only Ia
May 2. The passenger agents today icoidcd
| to make thee rNcursion tickets good irpm
/ April ~ to MAY ~ The merchants lad
requested that the time bc Skicndcl 10 MAY
| 10 that visiting merchants might have time
to Transact busincss aud make purchase,
while here on the excursion.
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Tho areea,IIie water con,rae,.

tntrinl Dispatch ~ The Appeal
GnrrSyuLE, Miss, April i0.-The City
Council las, night awarded the contract for
supplying Grccnyillc with water to the TO.
Gently ornniEcd Delta Water Works Com.
pany ON a thirty year franchise. The city
takes 100 hydmnts ON ten miles Of pipes At a
cost Of t0l per year per hydmnt OIL subsc.
qucnt hydrants 90 be 80 each. The com
pany Is also exempted from city taxation fol
ten years. The contract IL q somewhat lib
eral one, but the award meets with genera
satisfaction. The Delta Company Il ex
cccdingly strong. being composed II
number Of wealthy aud prosperous citizen
whose names arr considered asuro guarantee
that they will faithfully carry out thei
undertaking
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transfer. OF Real H.ta,e.

Harvey wilbur and wife 60 Annie Littir
for $500. 30Xi5l feet on McLcmorc avenue
John Trigg's subdivision,
J. T. sykes aud wife 10 L. n. Eaton. foi
s2S5, lot on Cau,cy avenue near Vance 9Oi
~ feet
r. D. Brown 10 Valley oil Mills: for S. 600.
lots 2 > 4 In block IS on east side Of Tennes-
see street
Chickasaw Land Company TO Henry NJ.
Long for $3.50 lot In block /, oklahoma
subdivision.
A. ID. Allen 10 Thomas Coyne. for 500 a
lot ON Robson and Quinby streets, 25xi50
feet
Virginia NJ. Harding 10 Thomas Coyno;
for 1900, 29xlJ0 feet, Mosby subdivision on
Robson aud Quinby streets.
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Sneezing Catarrh.

The distressing sncezc nccze snccrc. the acrld,
watcrv discharges from the eyes aud nose. the
painful inhamwatio extending Ia the throat.
the swelling u the mucous lining. causing choking
scnsaiion,, cough. ringing noise In the head nj
splitting headaches familiar these symptoms
are 10 thousands who suffer periodically from head
coles OF influenza, and who live Ia ignomncc OF
tho TACT that single application Of s,NruHps
RADICAL Cung rOH CArAhEn will anorl i.l.iaAi 80.
t0ht otg
But this treatment IN cases II simple Caiatrh
gives but faint idea Of what tails remedy will do
IN tho chronic forms, where the breathing Il ob.
sirucicd BY choking. puifld mucous aocumula.
iions, the hearing affected. smell ani taste goac,
throat liberated aud backing cough gradually
fastening itself upon the deblltaicd system Then
II " that the marvellous curative power Of sAN.
runns RADICAL tunE manlicsts itseif Ia instan.
tancOuk and grateful rrlicf Cure begins nom the
lrt application lis rapid radical, permanent.
economical saic.
hlSToHps RADICAL Cunr CONSISTS 81 one bottle
Of the RADICAL CuHr, one box u CAfAHnliAL Sol
VIM, aud en- iarnovEn lsuAiEu. price, a.
iOuIA DHU0 CHEMICAL CORPORATION n0sfoN.
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LOCAL NOTICES
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 29l

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 294 Seconds
BRINRLgY LUMBER Co.. l24 Jefferson q.
DYE WoEKs--L Riegel & Co., 5S JET
ierson street; telephone 1850.
MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renoyating Works, No. go Beale street,
telephone No 636.
q. Il. HorcuEIss. skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | espe-
cially solicit No. 81 Madison street
CuNSINGuAN Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSo,o streets. The best ma
,erial on hand, the most finished work
men employed.
PURE and white as the flower whose
name u bears are the biscuits ulised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN a LlLLY CoFFER AND sPicE ca
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The Phwnix" was reproduced last night
and before pleased aud amused audience
The characters are we'll drawn and are nc.
ocpiably portrayed by the people In the cast.
Mr. aud Mrs Mobiles make a strong team In
mclodnma aud the Phoenix" gives them
ample opportunity TO display their talents
Ia this line. Tonight and tomorrow night
love aud Law will bc presented aud at
the Saturday matinee Prom Sire 10 Son, "
which will close the engagement
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so.ce,,Touinb,

The final rehearsal of music 10 be rendered
In n conccr, at the Young Mems Hebrew
Association Hall tonight occurred at the
Jesse French Piano aud Organ Company's
store last night
The Concert Is 10 be rlyen under tho Au.
spices Of the Ladies Aid Society of the First
Methodist thurCh, members Of which have
already sold tickets enough to guarantee q
large and appccintiyc audience
The program y one " unusual merit. not
only because " the hgh.gradc select ions.
but also Of the capabilities OF those Who are
~ render them
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Neu Memphis
J o OK Z Y CLUB
MATINEE,
AT MONTGOMERY PARK,
Complimentary 60 Hor-emen Training
NJ nemphis. Team.
SATURDAY, APRIL Ilth. p M.


fros rams
FIRST RAcE-Purse SIPS. Of which 500
to fiSt aud S25 to second. for 2 year olds:
colts to carry 10 pounds, hllies aud geld.
ings 20 carry l01 pounds Half a mile.
SECOND RACg-Sclling; purse Sl75, OF
which $50 to second and S2j to third: for
all ages, the winner TO be- sold at auction.
II entered to be sold Tor 5000, to carry
weight for age; one pound allowed for
each 800 down 10 900, two pounds
down 20 $1,000, and three pounds down
20 900. Ihrce-guartcns OF mile.
TnED R,cE-punc 5000, OF which sl35
20 first, $40 TO second aud SO 10 third; for
all ages; weights TO be eight pounds below
the scale. Mares three ycars old aud np-
ward allowed five pounds, geldings, three
pounds. Onc.mile.
Enlrics close At pm. at track, April II.
First race, 4 PIN.
Admission to Grand Stand, 50 cents.
Gro. ARNoLn, President.
JAS. II. REs, Secretary.
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a low condition Of health T. common with
many who allow ihcmsclvrsto worry. Mchtnl
anguish causes bodily suierings. Anxiety
and care have broken down many oonstitu-
hons. A train Of disorders usually follow
mental distress Heart affections, nervous
ness, slocples,ucss, dyspepsia, liver com.
plant kinney troubles, etc, are among
The list A sure remedy for relieving
all mental and physical distress il Brown !
Iron Bitten. IL % once strengthens every
part Of the body making work pleasure
and care 1ukuowu
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c. TEocLio, who is 80 well known TO the
"boys" about town, and is one OF them
himself will have a grand, joyful opening
at his saloon, ~ Main street. on saturday
night next Old Charley aud his righ,
bower. james Binghum. will "sct EN- up
in iirstclass style foe their old customers,
and any new ones will be gladly welcomed.
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MnrrInuc I.Irrn.c.-

w. +. Potts aud NJ. c. Bool, Charles G.
Knuss and Branch Brown, ". +. Winston
and Lizzie Gibson. white Reuben Jones and
Mary Carter Harvey Watkins and Fannie
White. John Wnrk aud Anna White. Alex
Johnion aud Ruth r. Atkinson. samuel
ME l.. Jones. colorcd.
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EEwBERS TO THE FRONT.
A Tax OF Gao, 900 TO Aid in Building tn,
NJ, 7. n q. Railroad Voted.

NJ T, q q, NnIlrond Voted.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
NEwHrnS, Tenn, April 10 The citizens OF
this place yesterday voted $4,000 tax Ia
aid In the construction Of the Missouri.
Tennessee & Georgia Railroad by an over
whclming majority. Only twenty-five vote,
were pollcd against the proposition.
II l. said, too that the Board 81 Mayor
and Aldermen will soon levy a tar for
system Of water works which will mceI
With unanimous Endorsement There liei
before this little city bright future. Prop
eriy Of every Kind i advancing In value.
Smith Park has been appointed postmaster
here II i not known when he will assum,
the duties VI bis office.
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wagner CInh Cnnrrri.

The sale u seats Tor the Wagner Quartet
Club concert at the thcater on Saturday
evening u progressing AT the sloFc Of Wit.
mann 4 Co.
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pe.,arr.l a pi,,,i.,a.

Nrw YoHK, April iO-Tho directors Of
the Wheeling A Lake Erie road met today
and declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of per cent on The preferred stock. The
transfer books close on the 18th inst, aud
the dividend II payable May rs.
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Criminal Court

james Austin fined s25 Tor contempt in
refusing 10 honor subpoena a. a witness.
The jury In the case of Rhoda Turner and
DIR. Nixon has been selected and the ease
will be tried ON the Odd
The trial OF Fred Fogg for murder Is pro.
crossing, with probability Of conviction.
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W. ~. q. n
Goodman & Churchill.


Soil all grades Of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Mating, etc, at the very lowest possible
cash prices. Also do repairing, upholstcT-
ing, shipping and packing furniture, and
guarantee good and satisfactory work.
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Bill Filcd--T. G. Ringold 4 Co. vs.. L.
II. Williams 20 restrain defendant from ne
gotiating notes 10 the value of S42i
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The German Tuti

The German Tufnyorcin will give an en-.
tcriainmCnt TO celebrate the closing of the
season, at Turner Hall, next sunday even.
tuv