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during 1885. He was e transferred TO
I~ndiAnapolis. and remained with the
"Hoosiers" until last spring. when be
came TO New York.
Denny iss talented fielder and u hard
hitter, and he holds down his favorite
position in excellent rtyls. lie made safe
hit each Of the six times he went 20 bat In
. game between Indianapolis and Pitts
barg 1 1882 Ne has made some marvel
Gus stops, and, although occasionally n
HALE wild, be h generally considered an
accurate and powerful throwrr. Denny
has the record Of having SUCCESSFULLY &C.
red from f0urtssn 10 sevsDtssS chsDoss
- many games dnApg bio ossssG.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12

T;sr a. " -; - U,r,id-
-. = .'Tr
Lake ! g. Car. Wiz y" crack
riaemGn. CiV. Jogi - $50. jle sixth
United Siai,, e~dvaj%, T,a "a. lpd"rs IN
Workmanship AZ the ,ec'It - si,ar army
shoot at Camp Douglas. Wis liz weapon
was the carbine, aud accardinF 10 the war
department no one in the entire regular
army can equal him in the use OF that fire.
arm.
Kerr is a old camnaigner, and although
but q years Of age he has spent II score of
yeanin Uncle Sans service, most Of which
time has been devoted to arduous and
thrilling service against hostile Indians
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12
CAL. Her JANTZEN.
a." !, Upc a: the Main Stays of the NIL.
waukee Club.

4. g. .ilHtsen, the giant catcher OF the
Milwaukee baseball team Western asso-
ciation,. la, seen twenty-four summers.
He is q f., . in. tall and weighs 1870 lbs.
He began playing rs n professional with
the Louisville club, and he again filled the
position of catcher for the same team In
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12
n CHESS TROPHY.

some OF the greatest players the world
ever saw. For the encouragement Of the
game in the Empire State The New Yorker
6taats-Zeitung has presented a beautiful
silver cup to the New York State Chess as.
ISOLATION, which is to be contested for un.
der certain rules.
The cup is designed TO represent a cas-.
eeone Of the pieces used in chess-and is
over a foot in height. Il has two unique
handles, and upon the cover stands the
agure Of n king. All the chess pieces ap-
pear In relief around the base, and on the
FURNISHED face of the cup is an engraving
of two mounted knights battling for SUI
premacy. a chess board bearing the coat
of arms ~ New York state, crowns and
shields are also ta~stefully arranged upon
the surface Of the cup, and the sight Of the
trophy will fire every Empire State player
with ambition to win IL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12

HAMBRiNo MAID.
keel and Hartford by Mocking Bird. al
though Msmbrino Maid trotted in ELS ant
2:l7si. She again equaled her record Al
Springfield in the Peg class, and AZ the
Philadelphia Driving park in September
worsted her old enemy Mocking Bird.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12

DIR. Pierce's Pellet rcrn'nte
the liver. storrach and ho~r'-. "t.u q ...Se.
Sold by drusgists. d caEts u VIA.
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WhiH-5 pieoss.

White-5 pieces.
White 70 play and mate In three u.oyes.
SOLUTIONS.
Checker problem No s2-By sylvester
Chase.
White-2s, o, 10. 10, "a, "a. 81, ~, Black
1, 0, II, IA, IA. 49,. ". 70. D. Black to nag
aud win.
Black. White.
l.. ! TO 9 I..lON
g.. II 70 10 q. .l3 70
g.. 10 ~ 10 Bra 70 Is
lis " II 4.,T 70
o. ~ ~ " OBJ W 10
Black wins.
Chess problem No. s2-ByJ A. Conrss.
White 10 play and mate In two movaa.
Key move. II ~ o6
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AND CHESS.

Checker problem No. s3-By G. d
Bugbee.
Blacks, 10. II, IL. II. Is. ly. Is.
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.The AsvmcAs EcoHon,sy, wsetIy. aevo&sd MA
fiacnssion VI all phases of the TadA quss1Sos.
gov, ssas: s fssls i .ssss: ' I: h. A ~ +. A n. pr. 20
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12
Bo~ys'C|othing

These goods we have purchased of q
concern that received the first prize at
the Paris World Exhibition. Deserv-
ing % special mention Is the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12
BeSSemer[ CladSQi
Boys LaDgP Pants suits Age IA TO Is

We are now prepared to take mea-
sures for suits and ~overcoats To order,
and to push this department we offer
to make you = suit at the Identical
prices ut which they are sold In Chi
cago, guaranteeing q good 1T and
quick delivery.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-12
CleaprGradGOfG Goods

And other lines loo varied to enum-
crate, at prices which we are positive
cannot he dupica'ed elsewhere We
have devoted especial attention to our
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-02

R. W. Jasper Wilson Of Bulloch county
is a candidate for the legislature.
Horton McRainnie has withdrawn from
the legislative race in Dodge county.
James R Giddens has retired from the
race of receiver of tax returns in Dodge
county.
1t is suggested that Richmond and Glass
cock hold primary to decide between the
two candidates for the Senate from Jeffer-
son.
A negro named Williams of Brentwood is
candidate for the legislature. Williams
will be promptly and effectually showed
under on election day.
T. jeff Rusk is announced as candidate
for clerk of the superior court of Canton
county. Mr.. Rusk was for two years sec
rotary of the county alliance and is now its
president.
To-day the democracy of Emanuel will
select a standard bearer for the Senate and
House of representatives Hon. Morris
Dawson and DR.. E. Lane are the avowed
candidates for the Senate. No one has an
nounced for the House. though it is pretty
generally conceded that W. r. Kemp will
he the peoples Oh ice.
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GEORGIA TIL RIFT.
Dawson wants an ice factory.

In Gordon county the increase in tax re-
turns this year over last is S61,3S9.
Work on q. B. Harrold's new residence
at Amerlcus is progressing rapidly.
The L'Arioso opera house, at Brunswick,
is undergoing Improvements for the ap-
preaching season.
The electric street cars at Americas are
doing good business these days, and the
company is making money.
Frank Bethune is making arrangements
to erect q handsome three-story buildin ,
where his present one stands at Dawson.
The tax receiver of Conyers has JUS com.
pleted his books, and finds an lnct ease of
s52,615 in the value OF town property in the
last twelve months.
The tax returns from Chattahoochee
county for the current year are, i'll whites
S47S, 72S. colored $40. 405: against last year,
whites S475, 493, colored S16.406.
Col. Thomas J. Hister, tax receiver of
Ebert county. has completed the tax
digest for Ebert county. which shows an
increase of $40, 1872 in taxable property in
the county.
The barrel factory of Holmes g. Sommers,
at Hawkinsville, is now regularly at work,
and made its first shipment of barrels last
Saturday. They are now filing an order
for 1000 barrels. The factory employs
twenty hands.
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FOR GEORGIA FARMERS.

". II. Dismuke of Dawson has sold in
the Dawson market slo6 worth of melons
from a little over an acre Of land.
A general rain fell throughout Gordon
county last week, and crops are very much
refreshed The drought seriously injured
the crops.
The warehousemea of Albany expect the
first regular installment of ths new cotton
crop to-day. Albany last year received
90, 900 bales.
Calhoun Times: ]. II. Gum, Of Spring
that grew last year. This shows what a
mild winter North Georgia had the past
season, as this cotton was out in the field
from which crop of wheat was gathered
this summer.
The other day a thunder shower came up
and the lightning struck in an open cotton
field on the farm of w. j. Camp, not far
from Rome There was no object any,
where near to attract the electrical current.
1t struck the ground in the open field and
for more than twenty feet around the cot
ton is dead. 1t has the appearance or hav-
ing been burned with fire, the leaves are
crisped and falling to the ground. The soil
is puiverized for some distance and shows
every evidence OF having sustained a fearful
shock
Dawson NelCs: Reports from all parts of
our own county ana IrOm all the counties
contiguous to Dawson show the crop outlook
to be unusually bright. The rains for the
past week have rendered an enormous corn
crop a certainty. Tue prospects for big
cotton crop are favorable. in soma sections
too much rain has fallen, aud fears that the
plants may shed a large part of their fruit
are entertained While the outlook is
bright, the cotton crop is now at that stage
when either wet or very dry spell will do
it serious injury.
Rome Tribune: Grasshoppers are be-
coming serious pest to the farmers in
several sections. They have appeared in
greatest numbers in fields which adioin
clover lands, and in many cases where crops
of corn and cotton border on clover the
crops have been almost destroyed. One
farmer put out poison which seemed to
operate with excellent effect, and he says
that there were at least thirty bushels of
hoppers which died and produced a stencil
that was unbeara5le. They invaded an
orchard near Rome recently and have de-
voured almost all the leaves on the apple
trees In some places they have eaten away
all the blades and part of TIE husk of the
corn and stripped cotton folds of their
leaves, and in some cases even the stems are
eaten. Such severe ravages, however, are
confined to very small areas, and sections
ADJOINING often escape the post altogether.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-02
THE NEW GAS GUN.
'rlal OF the Marvellous Rifle Invented
by NJ. Giffard.
From the London Daily Ne,os.

by NJ Giffard.
From the London Daily Neps.
ACtne headquarters of the London Scot
'sa hilles yesterday afternoon some inter-
sung experiments were conducted with
IL raul GlHard's appliance for the employ
nien1 Oh liquefied gas as an explosive-or To
&c rlore strictly accurate, one should saw
70 nlsahs OF propelling proiectlles-in
place OF gunpowder. NJ. Paul Giffard,s
"CionVlnc reputation as inventor of the
pneuhaIc tube, and of the "Giffard
.tJscOof" 50 largely used in connection with
;nTo1. power stands SO high that anv
,ro,II TO which his name was attached
ton. 'oa0iNe consldera-
ever, is something more than a. inaa nE"-
%PpLIsAce; 1t Is a discovery which nor onIr
n a.. 10 revolutionize the gunmalreris
-, -, ouC Is applicable also to many other
~ PoseS Us q motive power. TbOse VIII
if Is nc osIed In the Giffard gun claim that
d. Vue military weapon of the future Tho
80 VI using lquefed carbonic acid eas as
CIV uisl'e power is not new. but NJ
pra l,.;u Is The first who has turned it to
~ TTCtlcal account ~ w
far oo s gas gun is model of simplicity. 81
of +bo - JGuSe without examination
rr,,n Ine oscharging mechanism. in which
Ia S0u a The merit of NJ. Giffard,s invent;on
isat.o "a small cylinder, called a cartoncba
r. 70 the barrel of rife or smooth,
gas o 5om. ms cylinder contains liouefed
sbo1t n St.. TO discharge 22O shots, equal to
r rg24C nifty bullets of an ordinary serv r W
Yard "iG n, velocity sufficient to kill at COO
nsIIat mere IS no other explosive. Tho
tba IS SIMPLY dropped into an aperture Of
-ress D;alrei' which is hermetically closed b1
c omniasso small lever, and the loading Is
s small eve W hen the trigger is pressed a
leasaa quantty Of liquefied gas becomes re-
7 e-o anu expands in the breech chamber
of =, 80 ot IS no louder report ttan the DRAWING
M fo,.it pa gne cork makes: no smoke and
srao o.uIR9g OF the barrel. In ali these ra-
the the, IN M. Glffard's gas gun seems 10 fnIf;II
rfc4uirements OF an ideal weanon for
lonasl out whether Ia other rasnacts
exnIosi' u gas has advantages over ordiparv
h. .t ,.l Tor military purposes ran,s,nS,
h, proved. The inventor sqvs thsro ,.o,, "
with COO uinicu!ty IN reflling the cvlindera
even Z 90 I'm IN Inc battlefield; but IL is 9hvi1ns
ers nat be the case, that reserve cr,i;od'
in orda uii pave TO be supplied TO each n,ao
now So. " make up the number Of ronrd.
vii tught TO be necessary: ana as h ',i"
The aoi necessity be carried H. . Sgguileus
just y. ,la D.tion for gas gun would weinS
for ss -. Iech as ordinary cartridge. weigS.
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on, when it began to look like
spots of mortar spotted on,
and which came off in layers.
accompanied with itching. |
would scratch every night
until was raw, then the next
night the scales, being formed
meanwhile, were scratched off
again. In vain did l consult
all the doctors in the county,
but without aid. After giving
up all hopes of recovery, l
happened to see an advertise
ment in the newspaper about
your CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-02

FALLS CITY, NEB., May IS, 1SS9.-I want
another Jug of Mlcrobe Killer. l have used
one Jug and must say that my catarrh and
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Kidneys also bothered me a great deal, but
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! gu may use my testimony and welcome.
II II Will do any good. Yours truly,
H. E. EMERoRY.
For sale by Buffers Pharmacy.--Adu.
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"1EMENiBER, that the payment OF Prizes
Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts therefore, beware of all limitations or
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REMEMBER that the present charter
the louisiana State Lottery Company which
the SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
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with the State of Louisiana, and part of the
CONSTITUTION Of the Sgate, DOES NOT Il "
PRE- UNTIL THE FIRST of JANUARY,
1898.
The Legislature of louisiana which ad-
journed on the 10th of July of this year has
ordered an AMENDMENT to the Constitution
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puTCnaSed them from my urugglSt, and
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CUTICURA REMEDl
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MORTAR SPOTTEDSKIN
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Address Registered Letters Contain
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUWANNEE SULPHUR SPRINGS
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-02

-. hAAD was IN q snnnse,,r -. -.
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THIS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT HAS
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Atthe Academy Of Music, New Orleans.
Tuesday, August y, 1890.
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Cuticura ReSOlVent

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BREATHE.

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rOpEietOr.
LOTTERY
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
l0IIlSIana State LOtterYCOnpany,

=. Incorporated by the Legislature, for Educa-
tonal and Charitable purposes and its fran.
chlse made part of the present State Consti-
lution' IN 1873, by an overwhelming popular vote
Connecticut western news., 1890-09-10
CIRCUS AND MENA GERIE.

The Walter L. Main and Van Am burgh's circus and menagerie will exhib- it on Barlow's lots Canaan, Monday, Sept 15. The following is what the proprietor says about it and he cer- tainly ought to know what the show is:
 'Tis not :'the greatest show on earth. J advertising more than 1t fulfills; neith CT is it ''snide,'' run by drunken and bankrupt proprietors and preceded by a horde of gamblers and cut-throats, but is legitimate exhibition of stupendous and startling wonders, including the wonderful troupe of Mexican Cowboys; the noted talking horse, "Dan Rice;" the expert gymnasts in their daring ex- ploits on horizontal bars; the school of educated ponies and mules; the riding pug dogs and pigs; trapeze sensations, ladder acrobats, grotesque clowns, and a thousand and one features which go to make up frst-class entertainments. This show travels with wagons, and ex- hibits at the low price of 25 cents. A grand street parade at 12 o'clock noon, will give you an idea of the colossal grandeur of this popular show. This is an opportunity which should not be thrown away, as instruction is added to amusement for yourself and little ones. Notwithstanding the consolidation of these two great shows, one 25 cent ticket admits to all the departments of the big show
Connecticut western news., 1890-09-10
State News.

Winsted is to have four drinking foun- tains.
 Fra Leo, of Winsted, contemplates visit to Italy.
 The Harwinton creamery has got good start and is making over 100 lbs. of butter day.
 The Litchfeld Enquirer says: About 100 Winsted women have been victim ized by swindler pretending to be the agent of a Hartford gossamer manufao, turing company.
 A new point of view of distant scenery has become popular at Norfolk, in"Far- view" on farm recently bought by the Hon. Robbins Battell, who has since sold the farm to Prof Frothingham of Baltimore, but Mir Battell reserves the road out to the point as public drive.
 The New Preston correspondent of the Litchfeld Enquirer says: Mrs Bet sey Averill, who is in her 104th year, was down to the village, Saturday, visit ing some of her friends. She still takes keen interest in things. and her hear ing and eyesight are remarkably good, though she complains, somewhat, of the latter because she has to have assistance occasionally in threading her needle.
 The county commissioners have con- tracted with Mir F. D. Clark, of Bridge port, for the labor of the prisoners in Litchfeld jail, for the ensuing year, at bottoming chairs. A work shop will be erected in the jail. This will seriously damage the popularity of that institu- tion as popular winter boarding house among the tramps and buns who have been accustomed to enjoy the hospitality of the county without returning an equivalent therefor.