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Brepn an, the Puei.ist, Dies.

CHICAGO, July 4.-William Brennan. the
lightweight puglist who was injured in
sparring match with Frank Grard last
night, died at o'clock this morning. Gil
rard, Referee Gallagher. and the seconds
McInerny and Carroll-have been arrested.
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AT OAKLAND, JULY 4. 1890.
SCORE BY INNINGS

0aklands.. o o 0 0 o 0-3
San Franciscos.........0 y o U o 2-2
Earned runs-oakands l. Two-base hits-Loh-
man. G. O'Neill. Sacrifice hit-Levy. First base
errors-Oakiands 2, San Franciscos 2. First base
on called balls - Oaklands q san Franciscos q
Left on bases = Oaklands 8, San Francscos g.
Struck out-By Sweeney 8, by Carsey 8. Hit by
Shea and Perrier. Passed bail-Lohman. Time of
game = one hour and 40 minutes. Umpire j.
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callferuia Teachers at psnver.

DENVER, July 1.-Two hundred school
teachers from California and Nevada, on
their way to the National Educational Con-
vention at st. Paul, arrived in this city this
morning. They took part in the celebra-
tion and left for the East this evening.
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Injured by Fireworks.

CAMERON (Mo.), July 4.-During the eel
ebration tonight some fireworks exploded
prematurely, injuring Thomas Parsons and
others. Major Lindner had leg broken.
and Miss Haley was seriously burned on
the arm and face; Fred Williams was also
badly hnrnpd
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A BRAVE BOY.
he Saves His Mothers Life in a Boating
hccident-Four Drowned.

PITTsBURG. July 4.-This afternoon John
Thompson. his wife and 14-year-old girl
Bessie, and Richard Smith and wife and
three children, started to row across the
Youghiogheny River at McKeespOrt. When
the middle Of the river was reached the
boat upset. Mr.. Smith. Bessie Smith and
Mr. Thompson and daughter, Alice Thomp-
son, were drowned. Robert, the 19-year-
old son of Mrs. Smith, dragged his mother
to the boat and she and her infant child
were supported by the brave boy until help
arrived. Mrs. Thompson also saved herself
by clinging to the boat.
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MAULIFFE AND sLAvIN.

They are Matched TO Fight in the ormouds
Club-R1oms.
LONDON, July 4.-McAuliffe A. and Slavin
have agreed to fight in the rooms of the
Ormonde Club, next autumn, for a purse
of S200O $500 to be forfeited 10 McAuli1fe if
there is any foul play on the part of Slavin.
Lord Lonsdae is the stakeholder. Nc
Auliffe gets $500 expenses.
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Bantam.Weigh. Chamninnshin.

LONDON. July A. The Pelican Club
agreed to-day to offer $1,000 for a fight be-
tween George Dixon and Cal Mccarthy for
the 6antam-weight championship OF the
world.
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morning caused loss of $4,000. Firemen
went out on the tramway to get at the fire
when the supporters gave way. George
Tonton was killed and three others so badly
injured that one will probably die. Two
hundred and thirty feet of dock, including
three coal towers, were burned.
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the National Bank. the shares fell almost
to par. but on account of the purchases
yesterday on behalf of London Spectators
they rose again and are quoted at 40 per
cent premium.
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Livernnol Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, July 4-To-day wheat was
firm and the demand fair. Holders offered
spariugly. Quotations: California No. 1,
Is Id to rs l "a per Genital; red Western
spring, rs Id to Is I'D; red Western
winter 6S lid to 6s IL I'd.
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AT OAKLAND.

The Frlscos Could Not Hit Young Cnrsey
and Lost.
Oakland enthusiasts turned out In full
force yesterday morning to See the Pets do
up the men from this side. The attendance
was the largest since the grounds near En-
cry Station were opened for this season,
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Tra1 IF NjhiIieto

PARIS, July 4.-The trial of Nihilists,
who were arrested some time ago. was
opened to-day. The prisoners maintain
that they were solely engaged in the study
of chemistry, and were the victims of a
Russian agent who has disappeared.
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THE PULLMAN FIRE.
Two Men Arrested and Threatened With
Death to Make Them Confess

PULLMAN (Wyo.), July 4.--Two men, ar
rested last night on suspicion of firing the
town, were taken from the Jail at o'clock
this morning and led under rude gallows.
NooSes were placed about their necks and
they were told to prepare to die. The in
tention of the mob was to frighten the men
into confessing if they knew anything
about the origin of the fire. The men pro.
tested their innocence and could not be
made to divulge anything. They were
then led back to Jail.
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PARADE OF VETERANS.

Celebration by the Army Of the Potomac at
Portland
PORTLAND (Me.), July 4.-The Fourth Of
July celebration given in honor of the
Army Of the Potomac was great success.
The big parade Of city and State military
and civic organizations was reviewed by
General Sherman and other officers, and a
clam-bake was later discussed, and fire.
works filled in the evening.
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THE WIFE SHOT HIM.
A Peacemaker in Bloody Quarrel Loses His

TEXARKANA (Ark.). July AT Garland
City last night, during dispute between
Ed Brennan and man named Bernard, tho
former was fatally stabbed by Bernard.
Brennan drew a pistol to shoot Bernard
when third man, whose name is unknown,
tried to get possession of the pistol. Bren-
mans wife ran out of her house with rifle
and fired at the peacemaker, inficting fatal
wounds
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DESTITUTE LABORERs.

A shipload Of Half-starved Italians Brought
From Honduras.
New ORLEANS, July 4.-The steamship
Professor Morse, after ten days detention
at quarantine, arrived to-day, having on
board $50 half-staryed and sick laborers,
mostly Italians, who had been working on
a plantation in Honduras since April with
little food and inadequate shelter. The
Health Oficer reports that a careful inves.
tigation shows there were many cases of
sickness, but all were suffering with ma
laria or bilious fevers. The investigation
proved to the satisfaction of the Health
Board that there was no contagious dis
ease on board.
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the 22d OF last September 1 had
the misfortune to bruise my leg,
and put a piece OF sticking plas-
ter on it. Inside OF week had
a terrible leg. My wife became
frightened and advised me to 60
TO 4 surgeon. ! went, and doc
tored for two months, but no good
was done me. besides costing me-
big money. My leg had by this
time formed into an ulcer, and
got worse every day. Icould not
stand 1t any longer, and made up
my mind to go TO a hospital and
see II could be helped. l went
to several here in the city, in turn.
but none could do me any good.
- L. 4. - L.
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Mus;c Teachers, Convention.

DETROIT. July 4. The Music Teachers
Convention to-day elected j. III. Hahn Of
Detroit President Among the members Of
the Executive Committee is j. Ii. Rosewald
Of San Francisco.
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Panama Canal Nego.iatious

PANAMA, July 4.-The published report
Announcing the collapse of the negotiations
between Lieutenant Wyse and the Colom-
bian Government for a renewal of the
Panama Canal concessions is positively de-
MED EDra
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A Hospital for Lerers.

NEW YORK, July 4.-Bishop Wulfungh
of Surinam will sail hence tomorrow on
the steamship Rotterdam. The Bishop has
made study of leprosy and is on his way
to New Guinea, where he intends to found
q hospital for lepers.
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had terrible leg, Win nOIe III II as TK as uot.
lar and main that aim set me crazy. got scared
about it. and determined to try CuTIcuRA RENE
DIES l obtained set, and inside OF hye weeks my
leo was heale mn as well IL ever except the
terrible scar it LEFT reminder OF what was once
a terrible sore leg. These REMEDIES are worth
sne', JOHN THiEL, 1T E. ssth street. New YORK.
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MARRIED IN A BALLOON.
Young Couple Take Bridal Trip Among
fhn CInnfa

the Clouds.
LOWELL Mass.), July 4.-Professor ]. K.
Allen made balloon ascension from the
Fair Ground this afternoon, taking with
him C. G. Carroll and Miss Lottie Ander-
son, who were to be married in the pres
ence of upward of 10000 people, by Rev.
w. NJ. Downs of Boston. The balloon
sailed away in a northerly direction and
landing is not reported.
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AN IMNIENSE DEAL.

Sale of Nearly 100000 Acres of Land to a
European Syndicate.
NEW ORLEANS. July 4.-The Picayune's
San Antonio (Tex) special says: IEforma-
ton was received here to-day of the con-
summation of the biggest land trade in the
history of the American Continent. The
parties to the contract were John Han
cock of Austin and Robert Summerln of
San Antonio ac ing for the owners and rep
resentatives of an English and Holland
syndicate. The land lies all in one body in
the State Of Tamaullpas, Mexico, and COM
prises between five and six million acres
and 1900 head of cattle. The terms are
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Damaged BY a Collision.

LONDON. July 4.-The ship Drummir,
hence from San Francisco, was slightly
damaged by collision at Gravesend yester-
day.
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QUARRELED WITH THE CzAR.

The Grand Duke Alexis Seriously 0fends His
Imperial Brother
VIENNA, July 4.-The newspapers here
report that the Car has had a serious quar-
rel with his brother, the Grand Duke Alexis.
The Grand Duke is at the head of the ma
rine administration and has offended the
Gar by urging the necessity for wholesale
extravaganza which now characterize the
navy.
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AMERICAN ART STUDENTS.
President Harrison Presents the Paris Asso-
clstion With Flag.

clation With Flag.
PARIS, July 4-The American Art Stu
dents Association to-day received the flag
which was sent to them by President Har-
risen. Mr.. Reid, the United States Minis
ter, made the presentation. Mr.. Anderson,
President of the association, delivered the
Grafton and Mr.. Reid and General Porter
replied. One hundred and fifty guests were
present. Anderson expressed the students
thanks to Reid for presenting with his own
country, and charged Reid to transmit the
students thanks to the generous donor Of
the flag.
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MICKILwIEZ's REMAINS.
The Polish Poets Body Finds Resting Place
in HIS Native Soil

CRAcow, July 4.-The remains of the
Polish poet, Mickiewiez, which were re-
moved from France, were reinterred here
to-day. The ceremony was witnessed by
deputations representing the whole of
Europe and one deputatian from America.
Count Tarnolski delivered touching ora
tiOn
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AFTERNOON.
Wet Grounds a, Cleveland


CLEVELAND, July An the morning game at
Brotherhood Park the wet grounds made errors
numerous. Neither pitcher was hit hard. At
tendance 1900. Summary:
Cleyela nGs; s;::.-.............."4 9 2 ooo9-
Base hits-CIeveiands g. PhiladeIphias g. Err
1ors-Cleyeiands 9; rhiladephias M 9 & batteries les:
pires-Knght and Jones.
AFTERNOON GAME.
The hard hitting of tue Philadelphias, conn.,
bned with the wretched ieldings,of the home
leam, gave The visitors dD easy victory this
afternoon. Attendance eooo. Summary:
phsodanh,.s pIevelaTds:; 1e
Base hts-Cleyelands IL, PhiIadelphils l6. En-
rors-Cevelands 8, Philadelphias |. batteries
pir es-bpight and dones
New York Loses Twice.
CHICAGO, July 4.-The Chicago brotherhood
team defeated New York this morning in the
presence of 5000 people. high wind prevented
heavy batting. The score:
Shicagos os..''.........."...''''.0 i i y q - -
Base hits-Chicagos =. New forKs A. Errors
Chieagos 3, New Yorks 2. Batteries-King and
Farrell, Crane and Ewing. Umpres-Fersuson aud
Holbert.
AFTERNOON.
In the afternoon 13,500 people witnessed an
exciting contest. The home team won i'll the
eleventh inning. Summary:
Chicagos.. ~ U "a
New Yorks......... .......O u 1OUOO 00O-2
Base hits-Chicagos 10, New Yorks 8. Errors
Chicagos 4. New Yorks 4. Batteries-Baldwin and
Farrell. o'Day and Ewing Umpires-Ferguson and
HolDert.
At Boston.
Boston. July 4.-Eight thousand people at.
tended tO-day's Buffalo Boston brotherhood
games. Both games we're loosely played. The
first game was called at the END OF the sixth on
account OF tile bad couditiOn OF tie grounds.
Summary of morning game:
Bostons. So
BuHaioS D 10
Base hits-BOstons T. Buffalos g. Errors-Bostons
4. Buffalos 2 Batterles-Madden and Murphy,
Ferson and Mack. Umpires-Mattbews and Leach.
AFTERNOON.
BoslOns. s..,....-.l " " " 90
Bufalos. alos.........................0 % 30 2 D II
Base hts-Bostons 5, Bufalos IA Errors-Bos-
tons d. ButfalOs 5. Batteries-Gumbert, Daley and
Murphy, Haddock and Mack. Umpires-Matthews
and Leach
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Thrown LIT Priaon.

New YORK, July 4.-News from Mexico
says the VIZ de Mexico's editor has been
thrown into prison.
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ANGLo-GERMAN AGREEMENT.
Lord Salisbury Announces That 1t Was
Signed Tuesday.

Signed Tuesday.
LONDON, July 4-Lord Salisbury an
nounced in the House of Lords to-day that
the Anglo-German agreement was signed
Tuesday. He tabled the bill affirming the
eession Of Heligoland He said the agree
mpnt made the Inhabitants of HeligOland
subject to German laws, special exception
being made in the case of those now living,
who would not be subject to conscription.
The bill passed its first reading.
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Firemen Killed.

ASHLAND (Wis.), July A fire in the
Columbus Hooking Valley coal dock this
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A BURNING SORE LEG
Ulcers Form. Hospitals and Doctors
UseIess. Crazed With Pain. Cured
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Stocktons. ........,.....O o o o O 0 GA
Sacramentos. .............O o 0 0 o o 90
Earned runs-Stocktons 4. Home run-Fogarty.
Two-base hit-Selna. Base on balls-Stocktons 2.
Left on bases-Stocktons 8, Sacrament0s 3. Struck
oW-By ferrott IL, by Reitz 4. First base hit
by pitcher-Godar wilson, Double Dlay-Bowman
to Farrell. Sacrifice hits-Cahill. Holiday. Time
OF game-l hour aud 25 minutes. Umplre-Chase.
Ofhcial scorer-Ruggles.
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Argentine Loan Bill.
DEMPSEY IN ST. LOUIS.

BUENos AYYEs. July 4.-The Argentine
Government has indefinitely postponed the
loan hill
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Refused to Return an IudIcImeut,


CHICAGO, July 4.-The Grand Jury to-
day refused to return an Indictment In the
Lake-street elevated road alleged Doodle
scheme.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Results of the Various Morning and After
noon Games.
TOLEDO, July 4.-Toledos 3, Syracuses 4.
ST. LOUIS, July 4.-St. Louis 6, Brooklyns 3.
LOUISVILLE, July 4.-Louisylles 8, ROches-
ters 1.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-Athletics 4, Colum-
bus /.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
TOLEDO, July 4.-Toedos 8, Syracuses T.
LOUISVILLE, July 4.-Louisyllies 6, Roches-
tiers 2.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4-AtheIics o, Column
bus T.
ST. Louis, July 4.-The score at the end OF the
eighth iuniug stood TO In favor OF the Brook
lyns. Iu the ninth inning the Browns filled the
bases with man out. The BiOoklyns then
claimed double play, retiring the Browns, but
the umpire decided that only one man was out.
The BrOoklyus then lett the field and the game
was given to tie 81. Louis by score OF TOO
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Two for Brooklyn.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Large Attendance and Fairly Coed Playing a
Ali III. Gamas

Large Attendance and Fairly Good Playing at
ALI tn Games.
PITTsBuRG, July About 60o0 people wilt
messed the morning brotherhood game, which
hotly contested. A passed ball in the ninth was
and single by Van Haltren lost the game to
the locals. Summary:
PlttS0urgs. 1 U u s
BrooklynS S............-........U l l v " l.
Observation-Disclosures 8. BroOkyns ). Errors
PiItsburgs 4. Brooklyns H. Batteres-Stanley and
Quinn, Van Haltren and KinSlow. UmpireS-Gaf
ney aud Leach
AFTERNOON.
the home team broke even with Brooklyn by
winning the afternoon game, which was marked
by good batting aud poor fielding by the visitors.
Attendance 1000. Summary:
Pittsburgs... 0 0 0 8 0 .
Brooklyn ns.. ............... .......1 D D 2
Base hits-Pittsburgs II, BrOOklyns IA. Errors
Pittsburgs g, Brooklyns 9. Batteres-rener and
Carroll, weyhing and Kinslow. umpireS Gafney
and Sheridan.
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Won and Lost.


Base hits-Cincinnatis ~, Philadelphias 4. Err
rors-Cincinuats /, Philadelphia Batteries
Rhines and Harrington, VIckery and Clements.
Won and Lost.
CHICAGO July 4-The local league club lost
the game this morning through their inability to
bat Gelzein. Attendance 5000. Summary:
eSieasss eSssSss
Base hits-Bostons 13, Chlcagos 8. Errors-Bos-
tons 2. Chicagos 2. Batteries-Getzein and Bennett
Sullivan and Kittredge. Umpire-Lynch.
AFTERNOON.
In the afternoon the local league club won by
heavy batting. Errors were numerous on both
sides. Attendance 1900. Summary:
Bostons ...............0 0 2 % 0-5
Base hits-Chicagos 9, Bostons 8. Errors-Ch!-
cagos 8, Bostons 4. Batteries-Hutchinson and
Kittredge, Clarkson and Bennett Umpre-Lynch.
At Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, July 4.-The Clevelands won the
morning game by timely batting, scientific sacri
fees and fine base running. Attendance 1900.
Summary:
Cievelands. nds................ 80 0 o II 90 oil
New observation-disclosures 81 O101-7
Base hits-Clevelands II, New Yorks is. Errors
Cleveiands 5. New Yorks 3. Batteries : Beatin
and thinner, Ruse and Clark. Umpire-MeQuaid
AFTERNOON.
The afternoon league game was a pitchers
battle aud Wadsworth had little The best OF 1t.
tendance $500. summary:
New Yorks. ks.................1 0 0O001 l.
CleVelands .....-........-..2 U U u
Base hits-Cleyelands 4, New Yorks 3. Errors
Cleyelauds /, New Yorks l. Batteries-WadswOrth
and thinner, Ruse and Clark. Umpire-MeQuaid
Two for Brooklyn
PITTsBURG. July 5.-The Brooklyns defeated
Plttsburg this morning in an excellent game.
The home team. by heavy batting in the fifth,
came near winning. Attendance 9OO sum
mary.
f1ttsburgs........ wv
Brooklyns. ns......................4 a o Ill
Base hits-Pittsburg Il, Brooklyn IL. Errors
Pittsburg 5. Brooklyn l. Batteries-Gumbert and
Decker Caruthers and Clark. Umpire-BushOng.
AFTERNOON.
The local league club lost this afternoons
game through BOwman's wdneSs and poor base
running. Attendance 1000. Summary:
Pittsburgs rgs..............,...10 90 U D 90 2 o.
Brooklyn n...............,......l o 90 -
Base hts-PIttsburg z, Brooklyn z. Errors
Pittsburg 2. Brooklyn l. Batteres-Bowman aud
Decker, Terry and Clark UmpIre-BushOng.
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paratiye ease. VicKery was batted hard, while
Rhines pitched with splendid effect. Attendance
5000. Summary:
Cincinnatis. tis.............,.,..O OIL O211 81
Philadelphias. % 10 IL
rors-Cincinuatis /, Philadelphia g Batteries
Rhines and Harrington, VIckery and Clements
umnire-PnMers
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BUENos AYREs, July 4-owing to the
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nIIIPLEs, black-heads, red, rough chapPed and
tlW oily skin prevented by CUTIcURA Soar
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In the afternoon the local league club won by
heavy batting. Errors were numerous on both
sides. Attendance 1900. Summary:
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There will be pie mite at For,
est hill school house Saturday
Preaching at night by Rev. Sturgle.
Born to the wife Of S. W. Buito
a boy, 10 pounds. S. W. steps
high now.
There is some talk of the boys
coming back. the briney water is
too salty for them. We were there
for 20 years End il don't hurt Us
But we intend to stay he e for 20
more.
Misses Martha and yinil Carter
spent Christmas with friends at
this place.
J. C. Graham, is teaching win
ter school at this place. J. CHS a
hustler just the same.
John Large has completed his
fine house.
Mr.. Willard Webb and Miss Nan
lie Large are married. | wish them
q long life. LITTLE JACK.
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SEED TICK,

We would have written sooner
but this cold spell come so sudden
and unexpected that we have been
keep pretty busy carving wood
Geo. II. Fanuin made a fying
trip to Cat last week. We suppose
he Was flying because he didn't
walk.
Wm. Nunley has made new
sleigh and lis a curiosity to us how
Billy "Sets there" Oh he's a bust-
Ter.
Bud and Henry Fannin s,a-,ed a
-huckstec sled. If the snow stays
on they Sill run'ill A9..iL.
VIM. McLoth!!;n has returned
from Ashlaod, where be has been
spending few weeks atthe K4eley
establishment or institute as the
case may be.
F. HERMAN AMI Jno. Woods
passed doH-n recently with a dove
Of 6re cPttle, Some hogs ard sheep,
Uncle jerry Lamlie-t and Bird
ElswicA were visiting friends at
&c eeville last Saturday and sun
day.
c. r.. Jackson is preparing to
tu1n his la -ge bottom FOR corn next
year.
jas Buckley has d oye ms wagon
under The shed and declares he
wouldent hucks:er for no amount
OF eggs. We would be ike you
Jimmy.
Naman Jackson and Lon Prich-
ard have gone TO Florida to spend
the winter. They viii probably
stay all next summer if it don't get.
too hot.
Hiram Berry and Geo. Reynolds 4
are haniing oats and corn to Ash
land, They claim this Is the best
weather for the business they ey
experinced.
Wishing the EIG SANDY News q
prosperous New Year, we are you-s
respectfully, ANDY.