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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

The following from the Mil
wauke Banner is reproduced.
The little lady spoken of has
many friends and relatives in
this county,
"Quite a romantic marriage
was that Of G. G. Mcdonald, OF
Milwaukee TO little Nolena It'd
well of the south. She was Oh
her way to school in Chicago
and met Mr.. Mcdonald en- the
train. The chiid's innocent anC
beiutirul face soon won the ad
mcration of one Of Milwaukee
finest society men. He after
wards met her several times anC
finally became so attached t.
her that he found life would be
blank without his guardian al
gel as he called little Volena, S
she left her school aid he carrie
her to his elegant home 0
Grand Avenue in Milwauke
where they we're married in Il
presence of many 0Gmirlr
friends, the bride being on
thirteen : ears OF age and Il
han dsome groom thirty. N
: Mcdonald is d fine gvnt.cna
+ a Chiis.isn man and his moth
i b,fore him was a Christ;tn IA
G ana the city affords no be.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

], c. Strlbling and son John,
of Round Mountain Texas. Mrs
L. X, W ilsiord, Of West Point
Miss and Fra: k str.bling, Of
4Ivust9n Miss, relatives of Mrs.
Judge garrell are in the ely on
q visit. J G. Stribling left here
81 years ago and nov returns for
the first time. Mrs Wil5ford is
a sister to Mrs, Judge Carrell
and Mrs. J. S. Gather.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Mr., Acklin, of Clifton, has
purchased the T. H. Meredith
livery stable and turnous and
will remove his family to this
place this week. They will oc7u-
Ply the brick residence on east
street lately owned by J. G Ste "
art.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

T. R. Busby will soon leave for
Quanna, Texas, to make that
his future bone. We wish him
success but we have no doubt he
will vften sigh fora drink of
cool clear Lawrence county wa
ter and a breath or two of her
healthful air.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

]. G. Stewart will go into the
family grocery business at Rus
seville Ala. We are sorry to
lose so valuble a..business man
and commend him to the good
people Of his future home as be-
ing a square man III every par
ticuIar
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

J. M, Afford, our new county
court clerk, has removed his
family from Wayland Springs
and is now boarding at Mrs, 8,
D Chatiin's on south Military
street.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Water now flows in the new
veil at the depot, the stream be.
ing struck at about sixty feet.
This solves the water question
for manufacturing purposes
around the depot.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

The Masonic Lodge did some
good work at its last meeting.
The officers are becoming more
proficient at every meeting.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Miss Mamie Stone, of Texas,
has entered the Normal as stu
dent We wish her pleasant and
profitable session.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Leonard PaIkes, OF Nashville
was in the city Tuesday on a
short business. trip, He left same
evening 70? Laurel Hill,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Judge Morris purchased last
week the two new store houses
on east street lately erected by
Geo. Mester. That's right, keep
her q moving.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Miss Auna Irvine, after a very
pleasant visit to her friend Miss
Matte Medley, lett Monday last
for her home in Columbia.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Miss George Heflarman was
spending a few days with her
friends Misses Mildred Harvey
ana Belle Hagan last week.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

W. C. Parkes and wife, the
Misses Thomas and Miss Ella
Gilmore spent Sunday at Strath-
more with the family of VIM,
Park4s.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Married, Sept, lst, near this
city, Thomas Brown to Miss
Josie Simms, W. G. Bills Esq
officiating.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

w. R. Smith, EXT, has paid
to the heirs of VIM. Smith de-
ceased up to cate the sum OF
SIC s1,19. In notes $l,974'94
Mr. Smith is a safe business man.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Miss Leona Bills, alteI three
weeks visit to her sisters, Mes
danes Akin anj Walker, Nash
vile, returned rome last week
Ia ,vlng en:oyod h,rself finely.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

W. G. Titwell was IN to see
US Monday and reports the ccrh
crop very fine in bis S ction.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

The county officers elect made
thu If bonds and were duly Ill,
Quoted into office last Monday.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

'unmering in Robertson countY.
We are glad she Is home again
'ad pleased to fad ler mu,b
mproyeA in b alth.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05
For CONGRESS-.

We are authorized to announce
Hon. W. G, whittholne candidate
i5r Congress subj ct to The action Of
he democratic convention.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

VIM Main & Cos monster
shows will be here on the 18th.
THIS exhibition is said to be one
of the finest On the road and
their performances of the first
order. Remember the date Sen,
IS.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

W. Ii. Dustin returned from
Nashville Sunday last where he
had been to place bis daughter
Miss Gertie at St Cecilia. Miss
Katie Mester accompanied them
and will enter the same school.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05
LOCALS.

Ere, Ii meats al Barnett aud
Schlater's.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Miss Cynthia Baucom return
ell to Nashville Monday.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

We are under obligations TO 4.
Y. Uroot Esq, for ,aVors,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05
Chanoery Land Sale
VIM PQrkes eta Is
vs.
J. I. Ellers etals

a. ~. -LtkClS 5Jdto
Pusuaut to degree Of the
Chanctry court Of Lawrence
c)unty rendered in the above
cause at jane term 1890 | will on
SATURDAY SEP. q 1890.
proceed to sell at the court house
in Lawroncoburg the following
farm lots VIZ: Lots Ms. 8, II,
50, Al, 81, 30, o., sc, IS aul 95
in the first divisin OF the lands Of
the Tenn, Gesm0u Catholic
Homestead Association. In the
End division Of said Association
Lots Nos, so, 81, 81, 90 73, 2, 81
&C, 74a4d 70. In Tie 3rd div,
Of said Assn. Lois Nos. !, II
%, 4, SO, &c, 80 and AZ.
The lands numbered abovo are
farm lots averaging 100 acres
each, aud VIII be sold on credit
of II montns free from. the
right ofrodemption or equity Of
repurchase. Note and security
Of purchaser qnd lien
retained. W.. T. Nixon Q & NJ
H, B. Sowe!l
S. A. Carroll Jr. sllr's.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Mrs. S Ii. Bentley returned
last week Gom very en- oyabIe
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

Chickens, Eggs and COOL but,
ter wanted.
8erneit & Schlater,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05
For CONGRESS-.

weare authorized to announce Gen
Iucirs L. Polk candidate for Con-
gress subj CT to the action OF the dem
ocratic convention.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05

s. ewing Machines!
A 3 one wanting u first class sewing
MAJ inc viii do well to see ". G,
Spence. HecaD se'lyou cheaper than
ever AID will also furnish attaci ments
parts andneedles for all makes OF ma
chimes. VariousstyL.2 oimachines al
very low plices.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-09-05
J. W. HARMON
. Z N TEST-
Fob CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce
COL N. N Cox OF Williamson 60.
a candidate for congress subject to
the action OF the democratic party
in convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16
Hoods sarsapariIIa
Hoods SarsapariIIa

100 Doses One Dollar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16

NEW NvEIS, Aug. IA PARTY "a
newspaper men were whiEl,TI along
the BlyHt1u EicyuI- Railway yr~-
trriay, from Grave send "a BIdgyT'-
Hotel nj Brighton. Cuury Island.
\ single bicycle passenger ear was
u-s-I HIuu az upon one side u the
Old Brighton Beach track. The car
it-elf was a duublr-ivCkgi ear, in
each deck hciug two double AMI one
single compartments each CUmVaTt-
mcut bc!ug by Itself and entered
frlm the side ui the ear, each seat
accommodated three persons. the
wheels % the ear are directly under
tine center. a double ilIuEr grispiug
the rail. The ear j. prevented from
toyplibg over by duublc wheels At
tarhei % the top u the ear and nun
ming uur ON each side Of "A c0utiuu-
Gus wooden ucam held up by a
framework ON either side u the
tack. The engine employed is a
bicycle one a'sp. The car j. run on
the principle Il a hoop In motion,
which the faster IL sDes j. l,-, likely
o. wOlblc OF TALL over. Mr.. BIyutOn
slyE he can carry G3llI passengers al
lui mile an hour.
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SENATE.
The River and uRrbor BiII. -BuSi.
ness In the Housed

| WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. - The
Senate proceeded 10 the considera.
ton Of the river and haTtlo. bill.
Hampton, having asked Frye 10
allow him TO have the bill taken ~
for action, Frye excused himself FOR
declining TO do 80 and said that he
had asked the finance committee TO
let him have two days for the coz
sideraiiOn Of the river and hartOr
bill, today and tomorrow, and lie
should ask the Senate 10 remain in
session tomorrow until the bill was
finished. He did not feel az Liberty,
therefore, TO yield any time FOR any
Other business.
Among the amendments reported
10y the committee on appropriations
and agreed TO 10y the Senate was
one Inserting S5ll,OJ1 for the er-
tmnce 20 Galveston HaTbor. Texas.
Among the other amendments
agreed TO hoy the senate were the
following: Inserting a provision
Tor commission 10 determine the
best location for n deepwater harlor
ON the Pacific coast; inserting a pro
vision 30 examine the hariOr at
Port Orfoni, Oregon, f0T n hartOr Of
refuge; increasing the appropriation
for the canal at Cascades. Oregon.
from Si1l,O10 10 $3.50, Olu; for the
mouth Of the Columbia River,
Oregon, from So, 900 10 500. 600.
for the lower Willamette and Col
umbia Rivers in front Of and hc-
low Portland, Oregon. from $50 ON
20 Slo1,OO0; for COllity River.
Washington, from 5000 to 5000; for
Columbia River. from the held Uf
Rock Island Rapids 10 the foot Of
the present rapids, Washington.
from S69.OOO 20 S7q,Opl, Of which
$1,000 may he used for a survey
from the international boundary 10
Rock Island Rapids; inserting
provision for n board Of three enEin-
Ger officers 81 the army 10 select aud
survey the location Of the ship canal,
10 connect the waters OF Lakes Union
and Samamish with Puget Sound.
Section (, giving the Secretary Of |
War authority 10 require the alter
alton Of railroad bridges over uayig-
able waters when they oistruct |
navigation, was, after some mOiifi- |
cations were made, agreed 10.
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IInn.n-

wAsHISGTON, August lS.-Thc
House resumed consideration Of the
Nat Mckay bill, the question being
on its reference 10 the committee on
claims. This was rejected. Pending
further consideration Of the Mckay
bill, Cannon, 10y unanimous consent,
called up the Senate joint resolution
providing that the uucNpen led hal-
ancc ofthe appropriations Tor aid Of
the Mississippi Hood sufferers ic
used 10 aid the destitute persons IA
Oklahoma. After the adoption 81
an amendment, providing that the
money bc di>hursed under direction
Of the Secretary Of War. the joint r.
solution passed.
4 vote was then taken on the
passage II the Mckay hill, which
resulted in yeas -. nays jl-uD
quorum. and "A call uf the House was
ordered but failed 10 develop a
quorum.
4 resolution was offered di-
rectiug the sergvant-lt-arms 20 AZ
rest the absent members.
Baker Uf New York created some
little excitement 10y Offering a sub
stitute herefor, n resolution citing
an editorial appearing in the New
York SEA-, Of this morning, upon the
declaration Of Roger q. Mills 81
Texas, that this Washington j. a.
place TO lie in during a camIaign, -
etc.
Scarc,Iy h=d the clerk be-au 10
reas the preamble when he was IN
terrupted by protests from 10th
sides % the House.
Baker declined 10 ACCEPT tine
Speakers suggestion that he with
draw il. But he finally Withdrew
the preamble, hut in spite Of pr
tests the resolution was rad. Il re-
vOkes all leaves Of absence, except
those granted for illness, OF e..
Roger q Mills and other employed
like him in educational cam
iaigns.'
The Speaker disregar,lcd tn
tirely Bakers resolution, tut the
question and dilatory tactics were
resorted 10 until five O'Clock, when
the House took a recess, the evening
session Ia H. for consideration u
private tension bills.
At the evening session thirty-siN
private tension bills were passed
and an adjournment taken until to-
morrow.
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WASIIINGTuN, Aug. Il. - The
fn >ident sent 10 the Senate today.
ia compliance with the Senate re-C-
luton, all the correspondence not
already submitted 10 Congress.
touching the efforts male by this
government Ia secure a modification
Ur repeal 10y the French government
ui it, decree Of ls>I prohibiting the
importation into France Of Ameri-
can pork and it, products, and in his
letter II transmitial to th. President
Acting Secretary Wharton. Of the
state Department, says: This cor
respOudence discloses thu IMPORTANT
fact that the French government
nov practically places IL exclusion
ot our pork products upon economic
instead Of sanitary grounds. A. this
policy Of exclusion a a measure for
the protection OF the domestic pre-
ducts Of France i applied only 10
the United States, the department
has not failed To protest against the
discrimination n being unjust"
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TIIE EIKEAlrN.

SYRACUSE, August l5.-The tx,
egutIve naari of The Brotherhood o
Locomotive Fircmcn. that has lccu
la session ia Utica Tor the PAST two
days, aGj auruci tonight and the
drlCEat,s returned 60 their homes.
The meeting OF the executive l,uard
consisted 81 fourteen delegates, re-,
presenting the fourteen l0iges com.
prisius the New York Genital dis.
trict. These fourteen delegates re-
present over Tul firemen in the
employ o. the New York Central.
The delegate from the Syracuse
lodge returned from Utica tonight
aud talked quite freely Of what was
done al the meeting. IL was a case
Of harmony, and all agreed upon
matters % Importance. The meet
Ing, lac said, had been called b dis
GUS the advisability Of striking.
Numerous speeches were made, both
in favor Of striking and against il.
When the matter was put 10 vote IL
was decided 30 stand by the cou.ti-
tuition uf the order and not strike,
UulUsS strike were ordered by
higher authority. They concluded
that they themselves had no grew
aucc but what could tie amicahly
settled with0utia strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16

Some years ago Tc were very
much subject 10 severe spells Oi
cholera m0rhus; and now when We
feel any u the symptoms that usu-
| ally precele that ailment, such a
sickness AZ the stomach, diarrhu'a,
ETC., we become sCaTy. We have
[ found ChGmbcrllin's Remedy tine
very thing % straiEhten one cut In
such cases, and always keep II about
II II somewhat similar 10 the usual
cholera cures. but seems 10 col tIip
ingredients that render IL more
pleasant % take. and that do their
work more quickly. Sheriff Dever-
eaux tells ~ that he i subject u chol-
ERA mgrht.s, AMI Recently felt a spell
coming on, when he obtained a bot
tie u Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
aud Diarrhua Remedy, and two
doses made him all right We arr
not writing this FOR a ray tesiimo
uial, bat 10 let our readers know
what J. a good thing Ia keep handy
In the hcusc.-Ery hdH.I Chief.
For sale 10y Il. &. VI. /. Drug
DyIt Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16
ACCIDENT en- The MICHIGAN
CENTRAL RAIIRoED.
4 hirl Of Nineteen Married While
Under the Influence
% Drug:
IT FORMS AN EXTRAORDINARY
sToRY.
Return or 4 Springfield. o., Rcsi.
dent after Seventeen Iear,'
Mysterious Ab,eErr.
By rs.ssr.l.al slhs WV
M HND HIS REVENGE.
hut Was later On Lynchrd ~ q
Iurfuu- Mob.

- "sRAA#
OMAHA. Aug. IA he special
from Blair, NebTaska, says; y. r.
r0Wne. an DID resident 81 Washing
ton County. living southwest al
kenuaTd, was shot and Instantly
killed aud his daughter Hattie
probably fatally wounded by
Charles Pratt, al an early hour this
morning.
Pratt had formerly been employed
ON Mr.. TUwuc's farm. but wl~ dis
charged tor making love % Hattie.
This morning aluui sunrise be-
calie'i and was talking 90 tire giu.
when her father approached aud
Pratt drawing a revolver. shot him
through the heart. the girl started
% run. when Pratt shot her iu tile
back, FrUlucIn. a probably fatal
wound. Pratt He'd, but was over
taken among a Dot Il harvest hands
by her bruthcr. who pgrsued him
with 4 mu-k,t and logged him in
jail.
Pratt was iyuchcd by a mob
shortly before midnight Tor the mur-
der of Farmer rowur, thi, morn
ing. About N O'Clock a hundred
men came 10 the city from tire
country surrounding the Tuwuc
farm. They were soon Joined hy
two hundred others iIum the city
aui marched uin-yiiy q the liI.
The sheriff, Frank HarTimau. wa-
there with fifteen JrIutigs, al 81
whom were amei. They IA t,.c no
display 90 their WEAPONS. All the
iyuchrr, were ARMED with guns and
rcvulvuT-.
The sheriff refused iu deliver the
keys u the jail, bat was soon over
powered, the depuii,~ Un-riug Tut
little resistance tU thr invaders. The
crowd then VUirkIy AMI quietly
made H. way o. tie cell iu which
Pratt was confined. and sgiEci him.
carried him tg "a wagon, ia which
he was taken al9ut q mile from
town. where hls tan = and ir,t
were bound. Harry IuVuc. q
twenty - ,-yyaruld euu % tilr muir.
Icr,-i m1a, who hli come tp town
with the hm-r-, q ,iI-tci the Fp,.c
around Ia meek.
Pratt was then asked 10 he lad
anything % say. aud he rJylig1! that
roWEc bai wTUUg,d him and Dr.
was >orEy nc did not kill them all.
While hv was speaking some one
gave the rope a IsIil aud hc died
with hi- u cgvh unfinished.
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TRUTH AND LIBERTY.
SATURDAY SALT AKEuT

are now grown up, aud are talented
and cultured young people, moving
in the hest social circles. Mrs. Mo
ritzi never married again. NesteI-
day. % the Consideration Of hi, rel
atives, MCrit-i arrived ON the train
from Cincinnati He made no eN'
PLANTATION Of his long absence, but
says hc has been la California and
came homc greatly discouraged. An
effort will Ice made tomorrow %
unite him with his family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16
THE WABASH RAILROAD NOW
TIED UP.
River aud lIarSor Bill and An.
preparations Handled by
the Seaaie.
MISSOURI BANKS ovERwHEIn
90 WITH SILVER COIN.
Comedian DiNey's Wife sues for a
DiTorcc.- Expectation of
American PorS.
BT Telegraph 10 the NEEsl
IN GOOD SHAPE.
The condition aT Affairs ON the y.
\. Central - Pinkerton Re.
CruitfnE.

The condition aT Affairs ON the y
\. Central. - Pinkertoa ne
erniIinE.
NIw YORK, Aug. l5.-At noon
Welsh said that the anIirs oi IN,
New York Genital were In Eucl
good condition that the heads Il the
various departments could again as.
sumo control. We1b denied that he
asked the governor 10 call out the
militia at East and West Albany.
General superintendent Noorher.
said be had received many applica.
tiUus for Reinstatement from the old
men. Their Casss will lie con.
-idcred.
rINEEETpS u STILL RECRUITING
men b guarI the property Of the
New York Central road. Every
applicant j. personally examined hy
Bob pinkel ton. The successful az
Flicaut- must lie Il least five feet
eight inches tall and men Of robust
build are preferred. The pay i SIS
a week, with bJari and lodging
while on active duty and half pay
when not actively engaged. Fully
fifty recruits were engaged today.
They were taken in a roundabout
way tu the rear uf the Grand Ger
trail depot. The destination IL this
company was West Albany. They
were tUusE-loOking lot q men.
that would make a had fight If they
got into q conflict.
Before starring them PiukcFt0n
made an address. wow. YOU are
not sent out 10 kill cople, - he sail,
''but II your lives are in danger YOU
know what 10 do. You must not 20
out UNpectinEa picnic, because there
viii he hand WORK and long hours.
You'll hardly Ice able 10 get b0ari-
!ng-huu-es. but we'll feed you and
take care 81 you. Obey the orders
Of your captain and you'll get your
pay"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16

Families not already suPpliep
should lose no time in procuring =
bottle Of Chamberllin's Collie, ChOl-
era and DiarrhWa Remedy. IL +
the only remedy that can always bc
Depended pom for bowel complaint
Ia all it, forms. Twenty-Five and
tfiy cent bottles for sale by Il. e.. VI.
I. Drug Dep Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16

WAsHINGToN, Aug. l5.-Asa r..
suit u correspondence with Seer,
tary Windum,ii was announced thi.
afternoon that today oilers for sale.
81 silver were At rates ranging from
SlIi 20 Sl.l5i,. and the department
accepted all oilers at prices below
Sl-lj. II = now Understood that
hereafter the same publicity will Il
given the governments ilvertrans.
actions a. i now given TO it, gold
operations.
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Too Much orr.

ST. Louis, Aug. The hanks
at Kansas City and a few other Mis-
souri, points are overwhelmed with
silver coin and are trying b. reduce
il by shipping il 10 the - lsuis
sub-treasury and getting silver notes
instead. FOrty-five thousand do
lars i'm silver came in this morning.
The banks have Ia Iay express
charges both ways on the money.
which amount 20 about 81 per
$1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16

We guarantee thu o. he the be-
Cough Syrup manufactured in IN,
wide world. This j. saying a grrat
deal. bul q j. true. For CYas,HHB
fiYH. q, uGhs, Coids. Scr. HrDdt. .Slr,
CL.st, Pneumonia. E-JHcii'iy. .fssh.
ma, Group. !lhD1Eisg Cough, and ali
diseases % the TLT8It and LlMgs We
yag'iucy guarantee BallarL's lI0re-
hound syrup % lie without any
equal on the whole face 0f the globe.
la support II this statement we IT.
f,rt1 every individual who has ever
used it, and % every druggist who
has ever odd II. such evidence j.
iudislutablc.
sold 10y Il. G. NJ. 7. &
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Divorce suit.

NEW loRE, Aug. l5.-Mrs. Ida
J. DiNey has instituted a suit ia the
supreme court for limited divorce
from HenTyE. DiXey, the comedian,
ON the ground Of abandonment AMI
non-supp0rt- The couple were mar.
ried June >, 1875, and have two
children. Her complaint asks sepa.
ration from bed and board and =
suitable allowance for herself ard
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16
Harry Meeting Of Two Friends.

John VI. Allen, Of Charlotte, y.
Y, said TO his friend, "Parsons, ]
am about dead with the gravel, and
cannot find help" Mr.. Parson:
induced Mr.. Allen 10 give DIR.
David Kennedy's Favorite Rene
DIV, Of ROndout, y. Y, a trial
Weeks went 10y and the friends met
Mr.. Allen said, CDR. David kenDe-
dy's Favorite Remedy has saved
my life. IL is a cure fer gravel
aud the only cure" d