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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
LIGHT BUSINESS SHOWN

On the River in the Packet and Coal
Trade.
THE river continues to slowly fall, and yes
terday measured feet inches.
THE keystone State will arrive from Cincin.
natl this evening and go out tomorrow.
THE only towboats down yesterday were the
Dauntless and Frank Gilmore both with very
light tows.
THE Congo arrived late last evening, and
went out early this morning for Cincinnati.
Her up rivericargo included loo barrels of
molassea
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
HARD CASH.

The Monetary Situation Improving-Hand-
some Gain Over Last Year.
Reports from several of the leading city
banks yesterday were to the effect that finan-
cial matters were slowly but surely returning
to their normal condition. More liberality was
shown applicants for loans, furnishing substan-
tial ground for the opinion.
The business of the Clearing House the past
week was below the average of the year, but
this was explained by the fact chat merchants
are doing good cash business, and are not
compelled to do heavy checking to keep things
moving. There was substantial gai- over
1853, however, which is glory enough
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Condition Of Trade at the East Liberty
Stock Yards.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
SATURDAY. Dec. l3, 1890 /
Cattle-Recsipts. LOSS head; sAipments l,s75
head; market. nothing doing; all through con.
signments; 16 cars of cattle shipped to New
York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts, 1890 head: shipments, 4,l5O
head; market dull: Philadelphia, So 6O63 65:
mixed, So 1893 SIS; light Workers, S3 1898 25:
pigs. 81 509S 90; cars of hogs shipped to New
York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts 1,2O0 head; shipments, !, 100
head; market, nothing doing; nothing on sale.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
SexenniaI League,

All the lodges in this district have been in
ftiating new members, and several new lodges
will soon be reported.
Since the Sexennial League has been dis
tricted, over $500 in unjust claims has been
saved to the order, which. under the old system,
might have been paid.
Freeport No. l29; Williamsburg No. SO. and
Allegheny, No. T0, Lodges have held their
meetings, in which nominations for officers for
the ensuing term took place. Pittsburg, No. 4S.
will follow suit
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14

Money on call at New York yesterday was
easy at 5 per cent Prime mercantile paper, 7I
g9 Sterling exchange quiet and steady at 81 Is
for 6O-day bills and 81 So for demand.
The weekly statement of the New York
banks, issued yesterday, shows the following
changes: Reserve, increase, So, ,036, ,725; loans
decrease, SoOl-6OO; Specie increase. 81 sol, 800;
crease, $lH7OO; circulation, increase, $1,000.
The banks now hold S6O5, 703 in excess of the re-.
quirements of the 25 per cent rule
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
Other OIL Markets.

OIL CITY. Dec. l3-National Transit Certifi-
Gates Gates opened at 64ssc; highest 6511c: lowest.
64ssc; closed at &c. Sales, AGG0 barrels;
clearances, T6.oOO barrels; carrying S5@4Oc.
BRADFORD, Dec l3-NationaI Transit Ger
tihcates opened at 6415c; closed Csc; highest,
651c; lowest, 6415c; clearances 24s. 900 barrels.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14

pension of field work reducing product1on.
The probability of cutting loose from the
Standard by means of an independent market
and to the advance in refined. The local crowd
session.
McGrew, Wilson & Co. quote puts 631SQesN;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
Allegheny County Veterinary
Infrmary -,
TELEPHONE 3O61.
And the principles on which it is run.

First-We will visit your sick or lame patient
once at any place distance no obiectl and tell
you what its ailment is and the cause Of 1t, on
payment of our net expenses to and from the
same.
Second-We will tell you at once il the dis
ease is durable or not. o
Thlrd-We will tell you just what the treat.
ment will cost.
Fourth-We never advise treatment where
the case is hopeless or on recovery the animal
would be worthless.
Fifth-We only ask you to send for Us after
you have consulted with everyone else, and us.
terly failed to discover the ailment or get re-
lief; do this before destroying the animal or
selling 1t at sacrifice. n. B.-Our principal
veterinary surgeon has had more years Of prac-
tical experience and handled more stock than
all the veterinary surgeons (graduatesl in the
two cities.
Sixth-If we fail to fulfill our written con-
tract with you, or any case ne may treat or ad.
wise you on, we distinctly specify that no
charges of any kind shall be made.
Seventh-We will furnish YOU with 1000 Of
the highest references in Pittsburg and AIle-
gheny TO the above effecr.
EIghth-We claim that it will always paw you
better to consult an honest, reliable veterinary
surgeon of skill and experience than to allow
yourself to be duped and robbed and have your
animal injured by the unskillful treatment of
some bum horse doctor. del493
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
NO CAUSE FOR FEAR.
A Symposium Showing That Busi-
ness is Still on It's Feet.
FACTS TO ENCOURAGE EVERYBODY.
Important Movements Going on in all
Quarters in and About the City.
A PROSPEROUS YEAR AND GOOD OUTLOOK

Christmas is almost here, and it is full
time for the croaker and the growler to stop
complaining and get into frame of mind
suitable to the festive season. "Ring out
the old. ring in the new." Don't keep right
on talking about panic, for there is none;
don't insist that business is dull, for it isn't;
don't advise your neighbor to withdraw his
money from the bank and lock it up, for
that would be the very worst thing that'he
could do for himself and the community.
Be cheerful be hopeful, be confident, and
everything will turn out WELL
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14

Sales were 10 shares of Central Traction at
20 and 240 Philadelphia Gas at Il Total sales,
25O shares. Total for the week. 1852 against
2,9lO the previous week.
The total sales OF stocks at New York yester.
day were lO2,0T shares, including: Atchison,
S.16O; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
S64G; Louisville and Nashville, 5727; Missouri
Pacific. 4,93O; Northern Pacific. 2.27O; do pre-
ferred. 3,l5O: Reading $500; Richmond and
west Point $50; st. Paul. 1900: Union Pa
cihc, 9,l6O; Western Union, 2,515.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
TIE WEEK IN OIL.

Tables Turned and an Advance Scored In
stead of Loss.
For the first time in a long while oil made
gain last week instead of sustaining a loss.
The improvement was cents. Trading was
unimportant, clearances for the six davs
amounting to only 17s0O0 barrels, against
226,0OO the previous week. Fluctuations ara
shown in the following table:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
ON THE MEND.

An Active Week in Stocks with Improve
ment at the Close.
Stock trading was quite active the past
week, due to realizing by weak holders and to
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
NEW YORK STOCKS.
From Marked Decline-The Market
lis Irregular and Final Changes
Are VERY Slight.

Are Very Slight.
NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-The stock market to-
day was irregular in its movements, but while
fluctuations were wide for the two hours the
net result OF the movement is to leave every
thing only fractionally changed from last
nights prices. The opening was made at ma
terial declines from last nights figures, under
heavy selling by the arbitrage brokers because
Of report Of the failure Of an operator In Lon.
don said to be largely interested inAmerican
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14

deputies to do the work. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Jones presented the new council with hand
some flag. which DR.. A. ]. Barchfeld received
in a neat speech.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
SIx-yEAR-OLD PUPILS.
THE EDUCATORS GRAvELY DISCUSS THE
LITTLE FOLKS.

Advantages of Having Them Enter the
Schools in Bunches-Candidates for the
High School More Numerous Than Ever
Questions on Christmas Gifts.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14

When baby was sick. we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children.she gave them Castoria
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
The Lumber Trade.

Local lumber dealers report this year the
most prosperous for them of any within their
recollection. The character of this trade has
changed considerably in the last few years.
Formerly sales were restricted to local wants
and stocks were small. Now Pittsburg is an
important distributing center, supplying not
only Western Pennsylvania, but part of West
Virginia, Eastern Ohio and the northern coun-
ties OF Maryland ana stocks have:correspond-
ingly increased. 1t is supposed sales this year
will be between 400 000. 900 and 500 600 900 feet,
representing about SS.000,000. More Southern
lumber has been handled here this year than
ever before.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
ARTICLES.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour unchanged; No. spring wheat. 9124c;
No. sprlng wheat. 82@87c; No. 2 red,
92@921ac: No. 2 corn. sic: No. oars. 4l9sc: No.
! iaxseed, 81 70; prime timothy seed, 81 2l@l q
Mess pork, per Dbl. s. 371&. Short RIBS sides
(loose). 81 9G@4 50; dry salted shoulders
(boxed). 81 So; short clear sides (boxed), S. 30
as 81 Sugars unchanged. No. white oats
butter market was unchanged; eggs, 2S025c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks. fur-
nlshed bv Whitney & Stephenson, brokers. No. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Ex-
change;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
Growth of the City.

Speaking of the material growth of the city,
yesterday, Attorney Robert 81. Douglas, who
has given the matter considerable attention,
said: "The number of individual property
holders in Pittsburg has increased go per cent
in the last ten years. and in the last three years
the increase has been nearly 25 per cent In
1887 indi yidual holders mum bered 81 O00 in 1890
there are upward of 26.000 or an increase of
nearly 1000 in three years, representing busl-
ness of over 25,000 transactions or transfers.
Inc increase is greater. of course, in the
suburban wards, where large tracts have been
divided-the Twentieth ward, for example,
showing an increase of individual holders in
seven years of 100 per cent"
Allegheny City Deals.
Two handsome residences in Allegheny City
changed ownership during the past week, each
at figure approximating $4,000. Particulars
are withheld by request, and the transactions
are thus briefly referred to to show that there
are ready buyers for good properties when Of
fered at reasonable prices.
A Prosperous Year.
A capitalist who has handled considerable
real estate during the year and has also done
something to meet the demand for dwellings.
remarked yesterday: 1.-The condition of busi-
ness. particularly of real estate, is very good.
There is an urgent demand for four to seven
roomed houses. People are building larger and
better structures, with more comforts and con-
veniences. and this is one of the reasons why
houses sell so readily when built. Sales for
cash are unprecedented. We have had busy
and prosperous year in all branches of trade,
and the outlook for 1891 is encouraging"
4 "a
Two Stories Better
Arrangements have been made by W. A. Her5
ron & Sons agents for NJ. K. .Coffey. of Washing
ton, D. c., to join with w. c. Stewart to put up
a large and substantial partition wall. SO that
the building 9J9 and COL Liberty street, repre-
sented by them and occupied by L. b. Smith
& Co., may be raised two stories. making it six
instead of four.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
A BANKRUPT FIRMS CONDITION,
Assets and Liabilities of Whitten, Burdett
& Young About Equal

g. Young About Equal.
BOSTON, Dec. IA first meeting Of the
creditors of Whitten, Burdett Young was
held at the rooms Of the Boston Merchants
Association to-day.
Charles II. Allen. as assignee. made a state
ment showing liabilities TO be S., or, 249, with
contingent Liabilities of S9s, 4l2 The assets are
given at 81, ,09l, 7SS. A committee was appointed
TO confer with the firm and see what was the
best offer to be had.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
A Breathing Spell.

The following is from member of the firm of
W. A. Heron & Sons: christmas and New
YEARS. always mark turning point in business.
Their approach is waking up real estate dealers
to some extent, as it always does. but the mar
ket is weak, and we are only glad of little re-
Taxation. to get breathing spell and to
push the busy season of selling and renting,
which will begin soon after the new year."
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14

Stocks, Grain, Oil.
McGrew, Wilson & Co.. Eisner building,
cor. Fifth ave- and Wood ST.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
Boston Stocks.
Price of Bar Silver.

Price of Bar Silver.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.l
NEW YORK, Dec. l2-Bar silver-London,
4s11sd; New York. 81 04.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14

open High Low Clos
ing. est. est. ing.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

We call the attention Of CUR
readers 10 the announcement o.
the EioR CEsrlss E HawTv as 5
candidate fer CCagress. sEIsE
sFFeaFs u taGayz paper !r
Hevry I@ isaswa TO Elauy of eur
eITlzsa<. both from his caa2ee-
tlOa EIeA See Federal egErt : I
Oxford u2,fsF CEeveIsnsls al
nieIsrFasIgu Is District Atfar
uey- and from his extenssve Iax
practice That he isa gaEtse-
.H.sH, veil qualified to fI the
hi@h position he seeks Will
credit 70 himself and lis peapIs
Is uad0Ebted- A tried and true
democrat Of strict ;z.tagrity. the
soul of honor, and Of untirins
energy He comes before u.
tka peer of any one Whose
saae can be presented to ouI
people Ii the coming Congress
EoHal eaIpaign--Sew AIbany
Jetfsrsoniau.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

The COufeIeFats soldier Eev-
er realized UutIi zOw what a ter
rible 1ghter he vas. ard whaI 4
trt-atful devastation bu.iets
WEouGht iE the ranks of the enc
mr- o. the millions OF men sent
agai1s: him Z decent seem thzr
Que CT thea escaped death or
some kind Of bodily injury Sc
we're enough 10 dIsabIe hin for
lfe asd 3iGee hIm OF the pea
slCa Tolls When We consider
the thousands who sleep IL the
National cemeteries that dot tue
south, tEe thousands killed that
ueEer f3zad 4 grave. and add "a
these the living soldiers who
tweury five years after the war
dras pensions because OF
wounds received during the con
iict-the COnfe esrate soldier
must have been the NEST efFre
tive Egater the world ever pro.
dGeed--B rmiugham Age Her
aid
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

A young lady in Tennessee
has brought suit against a news
paper for using Ler name ia Z
voting contest. she eIafned
that her naae Is private proper
tE, and did not wait It para,fsti
"a PuelIe contest for poPalsFity
The paper refused To xishdra
her naRss; consequently the suit
-Yszao Sentinel
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15
Aid Yst-t Tia G 4. L C.
A speei.lI 20 he b.

- specLtI 70 the Gcmpais
Commercial OF Nay Q. says
The county election 20 aE
-hOrizs the Beard OF SGpervi
sOrs OF the eOaaty 10 issue
bonds to the GreengIIIe. Mash
vile / Chattanooga Railroad 10
the amount Of $4,000 resulted
n a good majority fOE tie rail
road. This makes SI2l.Oc9 yOt
ed by the county and city OF
CoriEth to the road. and the
purpose OF the company Low Is
TO commence the construction
of the road from C0EIath as soon
Is preliminary arrangements can
be made Coriath viii - the
pivotal point ia the building OF
the ToaJ-
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15
Iha Ra1 Min fho E.ia

IL the frners should - out
on = strike for any reason and
refuse tG TIL the vast acres vkss
would be the result He waatd
paTalyze the commerce Of the
whole world on sea and land.
every locomotive would rust n
The stall. the ears w0aId rust On
side tracks, the song of the spin
de ard factory would be hush
ed ard silent. the goods Of the
merchant would be- moth eaten
on the shelves and even the
z 8oald be powerless
To interfere That man. though
Intelligent. dresses IN houespGn
and patiently tolls on year after
year, bearing the ills he cannot
shau- and because he cares net
70 strike. the world moves or
sad the people have enough "a
eat Stop a moment and con
slider how much more Our pros
perIsy depends upon the maa
With the mule than the dude
with the vaxsd mustache-
Gadsdea Ala Tines
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

The best news We have fer
the farmers Is. that i process
has been discovered by Al en-
terpTisIug citizen. by which the
bark OF cotton stalks can be
easily stripped aud spun into
yards rs strong as ute znd then
woven into bsggIag at a cost OF
seven and a half cents per
yard Every farmer knows the
strength of the bark So. We
may expect at no distant day TO
see the cotton stsIks baIed and
sent 10 the bagging factory The
palp which Is the residam viii
be converted into coarse paper.
sc for many uses TEea every
part OF the GOTTEN used VII PRO
s1ace sepaTste article 90 ss-
uercs- and VII therefore be the
most valuable blaat in the rcTId.
Grenada Sentinel
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

We call the attention OF the
vsters OF this county to the an
nouneeaers elsewhere OF Hon.
Charles 3 HoEry, of Oxford.
for Congress from this. the "a
Congressional district
As an able and capable man
o. the sOCnGess deuaerztic prfn
eIplss- and as q gentleman Of
honesty and reliability be i the
peer Of any His deep learning
and sOandness as 9 Iawyer. he
sbuud5utiy demonstrated der
ing his LGeumbeaey OF the dis
sFict attoTueyshiD under the al
msulstratjOa Of President CIeve
land. the ardaOas duties Of
which he ably and Satisfactorily
dlsehargsd. to sag nothing of
MS large practice and rsmarka
BILE success before.
We bes2eak for TIE claims of
III H0EEy proper e0asfdera-
1ISl 5y the democratic votes
OF this section. and predict for
I'm b-isht and useful career
n the councils OF the nation
ssoasd he be the choice Of the
democracy of the district
thlf!es.cu Messenger.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

The journalists Of Mississippi
viii meet to-day In West Point
II s11uS session, aad there can
be no dOuJt. With the records
OF other years ia view, viii have
an enjoyable time They are a
hearty, healthy, whole souled
body of men and women who
believe IN the possibilities Of
their noble profession "a they
are helping TO develop IT, Thev
Know what leverage It l. in
the affairs OF the State and for
It's welfare and advancement
and ara proud 10 be the i1stFu
meats Of IsS influence and DOW
er- They are aIs0 ! hard-w0rk-
ing set who. though their rec
omPense is limited. i've np 10 a
high Idezi Of the vsTue Of the
press IN proportion 10 the iates-
rlty and sIugte-nindedness ofIfs
conductors The Commercial
sends them greeting aud wishes
them Individually and collective
" all possible pleasure. happi-
ness and suceesS-HerDhfs
Commercial, 18th.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Hon. Chas = Howry. Of Ok
ford, = announced . candidate
for Congress ia the - Z NOTgaB)
district Col Hcwry - very
able mar, and there IS one thiGg
esrraiu. he would never 20 back
on 4 NississiPpian. as Nr Nor
gan did several years ago, when
Hon y Il Hurt. CT This state
vas elected toOrksepeT OF the
lower hOuSe Of CoagTess.-Wi-
uoEa Advance.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

We this week announce Hon
Z 3 HOEry- of Lafayette eoun-
y, as candidate fer Congress
IN the 2d District.
Col HOwry Is one of the elev
crest gentlemen 10 De found any
where, i GemCers. to the ecre.
Has served several terms in the
Mississippi Legislature with
UaTSe1 tizTIneti0n- Was Que
CT the most efficient e s DIs-
tFies Attorneys on President
Cieysland's stat. aad would
make = Congressman that aay
district, or aay State, would
feel proud of-RipIey Adver-
ti<er.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

In Texas the negroes pay 3
per cent oftke taxes and get %
per cent Of the school fund
Meridian News
AbOat the same fgCrss would
cover the case n Mississippi.
By making = slight increase II
tke poll tax. the COlOred citizen
would be enabled to pay = far
CT proportion OF the school fund
and no negro shO Is honest in
his Efforts To become 3 good eli
gen, eouIj object to this III
crease -Chickssaw Messenger
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

yCu d. any other crime cali il
erine-tFeas ii as crIme-runIsh
i =s crime = Any evil that needs
regulation leeds death. The
uCcalOgue says Thou shalt not.
Tue first law given 20 man said.
Thou shalt not eat oft. neither
shall ye tsueh IL lest ye die
Civil law docs not propose to
regulate, but with an emphatic
-thcu shalt nOt,T fOr0ids aduIte-
~, burglary, arson, larceny,
highway robbery, forgery. as
sauIt and battery, wife beating.
etc.
How would tue priacipIr OF
local option apply to the abOvei
All Offeuses against what civil
lIzatisn has deereed to BE good
are Absolutely prohibited. and
punishment Is prescribed for the
offender.
The saloon being a known
evil to society, the state aud the
nation. good people, who have
no selfish interest at stake. or
peculiar vhims 10 crafty. are
every where rising Up with might
and power, TO crush it cut Of ex-
isteuce.
Ifthe liquOT traffic is an evi!
Why foster il at all
The advocates Of local option
IN opposition 10 prohibition, IIft
their hands in holy horror at any
IaumatiOn of sampsuary legisla
tiOn They admit that the liquor
traffic Is an evil and so great an
evil that any community desir
ing to rid itself of It, should have
4 legal right to do So That is
to say: the matter should be
lett to = contest between the
good and bad. Ii the good PeO-
pie OutEumber the bad then 10
cal option is secured. but to the
contrary, If the evil eleueat out
uum Der the good, than the good,
must be dominated by the bad
The advocates of fhe saloon are
not benefited by the saloon re-
manning and the opponents of
the saloon are greatly harmed
This Is the way I0e4l option
works And If secured it is on
" a temporary relief from the
evil, and the possibility OF the
evil beIagEe Iastated-
But does local option not saw
or Of sampsuary legislation ?
Does IL not regulate the bless
Ings OF community; ~ saying.
IF you want freedom from the
evil effects Of the saloon. and
can out vote the friends ofthe "a
IOon- you can have il. otherwise
you cannot
1t Is only the community
whose better element predomI-
mates that can have local Op-
tl0n- while the community whose
worse element PrsdCninGtes
must submit TO the salOVu ty-
ranny
The egy comes from 0ktahG
ma tor help against the rum
tiend- She wants prohibition
not local option
The peaitentIary c0EvIets cry
tor help and say seveRty-Eve
per cent OF them are there as =
result OF the LIqaeT Traffic
i no Is my ncigkbar e Go
and learn what that means. No
one Is responsible for this com
MuHieatIou bot
EvrE-
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

A Georgia editor published
the folIOxin. IN his paper Ma
Brown, OF the Forks, dined with
rs last Thursday The Major
brought his dinner with hin
and we enjoyed ourselves IN
mensely- CaIl again, AajorT-
AissisSIppiar.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Congressman Wilson Of West
Virginia = right There ~ a
great deal Of blind veci-- d5ue
n Congress- Most Congress
men azs Ike sheep they follow
rhe bell wetLsrs. Noble Re-
iiter.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

French physicians are report
Ell 10 hare dIseOveIed that the
essence Of cinnamon. When
sprinkled IN the rUSm 0ftyphOIsi
fever patients, kill. the bacteria
within twelve hours and pre-
vents the disease from spread
ing.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Henry DOsaH- e0I0red. has
been placed on the state pension
roll He served during the late
war as servant to III. H. Dogan.
ex sheriff Of TaILahzteEIe eOun-
ty, and having lost both legs in
the service u put on the same
footing as othsr disabled Con
fedefzte vetsraas--WSter Val.
ley Record