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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04

SANTA Rosa, June 3.-Coonel Mcdonald,
Commissioner aI-large to tile Worlds Fair, who
has been threatened with loekjaw for the past
three weeks, has been pronounced out OF danger
and Is now able TO be out. His injury was caused
by the running OF nail into his foot some months
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ELLESsBURG, June 3.-The city yesterday
voted on a proposition 10 issue 100000 In
bonds and the question was carried: 156 to g..
YREKA, June 3.-The Official vote OF the road
aud bridge bond election gives 2o5 over the
necessa ~ two thirds.
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A WoMAN's MANIA. - Kate Comminsky,
widow, aged 4S, whose mind has been turned by
domestic troubles, was sent TO Agnews yester-
day. For some time shr has annoyed DIR. Ken
yon, under the belief that he killed her husband
and children
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Cranes Wild Pitching.

hood game to-day to the Bostons on account OF
his wild pitching. Attendance 1000. Summary:
New Yorks - o 0 0 90 . 3 o O. 5
boStOnS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS U Z ia
Base nitS-New Yorks 3. Bostons g. Errors
New Yorks Z, Bostons z. BaIteries-Craue aud
Brown, Radbourne and Kelly. Umplres-Gunning
and Matthews.
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Costly Errors.

PHILADELPHIA June 3.-The Philadelphia
League team Today won by scoring four runs In
the seventh inning errors by Bostons At
tendance, 1900.
Bostous. ...................... o 3 U o.
Ease hits-PhiladelphIas z, Bostons g. Errors
Philadelphia 8, Bostons 2. Batteries-Clarkson
and Bennett. Gleason and Clements. Umpires-
Powers and ZachariaS,
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REDEEMING SCHOOL BoNDs.-Treasurer Rcls
has redeemed 5000 worth OF school bonds of
1870, max ing the total amount thus disposed of
S22l 900 The balance 10 be taken up amounts
10 S64 600.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

A Petaluma Farmer Internally Injured by a
Runaway Team.
PETALUMA, June 3. - Alexander Evans,
farmer living near this city, was seriously ill.,
jured here to-day, by having one wheel of his
wagon run over his PROSTATE body. He had left
his team standing unhitched while he was l.
tending TO some business al the steamer Colds
warehouse. His horses got frightened and
started TO run. Evans, in trying TO catch them,
was knocked down and a wheel passed over his
body badly injurng him internally.
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Preparing for the Flremsn's Tournament.

Preparing for the Firemsn's Tournament.
SANTA Rosa, Juue 3.-The Santa Rosa Fire
Department is making great preparations to at
tend the district 1remeu's tournament that be-
gins at Healdsburg thursday. Four leans VIII
90 and compete for the various uTiZes, The hook
aud ladder team, Two hose carriages, Il juvenile
and an engine team. Drills Will be he'd every
fFfU
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The Helena Hotel Fra.

HELENA, June 3.-The damage to the Hotel
Broadwater by last nights fire was not over
$1,000 and the property was fully insured. The
FIRE originated In the basement from eleCtric-ght
wires ana the damage was mostly by au inju-
dicious use of water in The hands of the panic
stricken hotel helm.
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SEEKING REDUCED AssEssMENTs.-H. H.
Myers has applied 10 the Board of Equalization
for reduction Of his personal properly assess
ment from $3.50 10 So, and A. X. Knoll to lave
an assessment Of $500 cancelled
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WaAdinn at La Anrelas

Los ANGELES, June 3.-Mrs. Mamie Perry
Davis, wealthy talented aud social fayoriIe OF
this city, was married this afternoon 10 Charles
Modlnl Woods, professor of music A grand re-
ceptioD followed this evening.
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FRESNO June "a FIRE was discovered In the
French Hotel on street early this morning.
The hotel was a frame structure aud the depart
menl succeeded IN combining the fire TO the build
ing. The loss is about $1,000.
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XestErn League.

DENVER, June 3.-The game between the
Milwaukee ana Denver clubs was Interrupted to-
day by a fierce wind and sandstone in the eighth
Inning. The score stood when The game ended:
Denver 3, Milwaukee 3.
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List Thrnugn Errors.

BUFFALO, June 3.-Today's Brotherhood
game was lost through bad fielding on the part
of the home team The attendance was small
Summary:
ItuHdluS ssssssL " v " " " " -
Pittsburgs commencement. 3 o 0 -
Base hits-Bufalos 7. Ptisburgs 8. Errors-Buf-
falos 3, PittsburCs 2. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mack
Calvin aud Carroll. Bmpires-FerguSon and Ho
bert.
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For SERVICES AS SECRETARY. r. Robin.
son has sued +. w. Eaton and others TO recover
S1125 % for services rendered the American
State Central Committee as Its Secretary
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The Wrong Man.

SACRAMENTO. June 3.-The Swede captured
at Reno, New, on Sunday and who 1t was thought
was the man who murdered Edward Goodwin
near this city over week ago, turns out TO be
the wrong man.
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win Attepd Evrsud.a Tr;aI

ST HELENA, June 3.-Y. Courtois, prom.
nent wine man of this place, left here Monday
for France, whittier he goes on wine business.
While In Europe he will attend the trial OF
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04

WHEN Dobblns' Electric Soap was first made
In 1864 it cost 20 cents bar. 1t Is precisely the
same ingredients and quality and doesn't
cost hatf. Buy II OF your grocer aud preserve
your clothes II he hasn't Ii, he will get It,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04
Shipment of Fruit.

WINTERS, June g. - The California Fruit
Union shipped load OF peaches and apricots
Oh Sunday TO Chicago and one to-day. There
about eight DAYS,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04

SUFFER- CREEK, June 3.-John Williams
house was consumed by fire at o'clock this
morning. A lamp which had been left burning
on the center table exploded. Loss, $1,000; in
surance $500.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04

To RECOVER lNsURANCE.-J. Field has sued
the South British Fire and Marine Insurance
Company 10 recover 1904 "a insurance on
goods destroyed by fire on October 4, 1899.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04
A SETTLER'S DEATH.

Indications That His Cabin Was Burned to
Conceal a Murder.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, June 3.-The cabin OF
settler named Daniel Wesley Schriever. near
CrestOn, IN his county, was found burned TO
ashes Saturday morning and his body nearly
consumed IN il. The COrOnef'S jury Bud now
that il was a murder circumstances showing Tue
theory of accident or SUICIDE 10 be uutenable.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04
Eelana Mining Exohangs.

HELENA, June 3.--The Helena Mining Ex.
change was Incorporated to-day and will begin
operations Immediately. Tie incorporators are
OF the State.
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TEST SUIT.

Trial of Case Affecting the Sheep Interests
Of the State
SONORA, June 3.-The case of Whitaker vs..
Tuoumne County was commenced IN the Su-
perOr Court here to-day. This suit was insti-
tuted to test the legality OF the sheep ordinance
aud Is watched with great interest by all sheep
men In this State.
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SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

disposal Of the sonoma County Hall of Records
at Auction.
SANTA Rosa, June 3.-The Hall Of Records OF
Sonoma County and the lot which II stands
have been sold at public auction under an order
of the Board of Supervisors. The property was
bought by Colonel j. A. Hardin and Judge Over
ton. The price paid Is $4,000, aud II the sale Is
confirmed the building Will be torn down and i
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04

A SATISFACTORY SHowING.-W. II. Carter,
accused of having shot at Charles Mcneil on
February 21st, was acquitted yesterday Carter
showed satisfactorily that Mcneil came to his
saloon In drunken condition and broke win.
dow, and that he shot In the air to scare him on
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04

Eyraud, the French murderer. as he was one Of
those who suffered by the confidence games
played by the willy Frenchman while In st.
Helena playing the role OF wealthy c0gnac
manufactIITer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04

LBS choice cream mixed candy, In Japanese
basket, soc. Townsend's, 627 Market 81.
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J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-Tnis celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all nrstcass druggists and
srocers. Trade mark-star within shield.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04

House OF CORRECTION EXPENsEs.-Super-
intendent Foley of the House Of Correction has
notified Auditor Strother that his department
VIII require $4,000 to defray expenses during
the next fiscal year.
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Won nv sacrifica Hits.

CLEVELAND. June 3.-The league game this
afternoon was a pitched battle, and the visitors
won by good sacrifice hitting. Attendance
1000. Summary:
Cleyeiands ....,....O o o 0 0 %
CinclnnatS.. ........-...........U U v = 80
Base hits-Clevelands 2. Errors-Clevelands 4,
Cinclnnatis l. BatIeries-W ellsworth and thinner,
Foreman and Baldwin. Umpre-Lynch
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On Trial tDr Murder.

NAPA, June 3.-The trial OF Margaret Merkle,
charged with the murder OF Joseph Won Wyl at
Rutherford one month ago, began in the superior
Court this morning.
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LOST PAPERS FOUND. - The Postofice Of
ficals yesterday found some valuable papers
lying IN the Poslofiice corridor. They belong to
identity.
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Gettysburg and Photograph, Market Tenth.

ACQUITTED OF ROBBERY. - Osabia Penadi
was acquitted yesterday OF a charge OF ro5bing
Antonio Batlsta OF a silver watch aud cham aud
Sl5 in money.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.

1IIVUA4y NJ 11USIUH, OItCdBU hI-V IEt5UUIG 5 t14O
Winners.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-The local Brother
hood Club lost the game this afternoon by poor
playing at critical times. Attendance HOO.
Summary:
Philadelphia. 20 90 0 0-5
Brooklyns. .....................20 4 o 90 90 IS
Base hits-Philadep hiaS Z, Bruoklyns 5. Errors
PhiadelphiaS l, BroOklyns 5. Batteries-HuSied,
BunintOn and Cross, Murphy and Daily. umpires-
knight and Jones.
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Terrific Batting.

NEW YORK, June 3.-The Brooklyn League
team batted Buikett and Murphy to their hearts
content. Attendance 500. Summary
New Yorks.,..,...............00 90 o o 2
BROOKE ns.. ..................O 10 l 80
Base hits-New Yorks ., Brooklyns 20. Errors
New Yorks 3, Brookyns3 3. Batteries-Burkett, Muir
ply and Sommers Lovett and Daily Umpire-Mc-
Quaid.
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PICNICs AND EXCURSIONS
PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH


CAPT. BREWER, Champion of the w orld.
and MARTINEZ CHICKof San Diego,
At the Haight-street Baseball Grounds on
SUNDAY June LIST. ...,................at3 as M.
WEDN ESDAY, June 4th. p. M.
r.
CAPTAIN BREWER has just arrived from Aus
tralia where he defeated the Australian champion.
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PETALLNIA,-

The Fruit Canuery in opar ation-COld and
Windy Wea her.
PFTALJ-aIA, June 3.-Ihe Petaluma Fruit Can
merry started wUrK to-day with icrty hands. Later
IN the season 1t will employ about 400. 1t Is
working on cherries at present.
For tie last few days The weather has been un
usually cold ana windy for this time OF the year
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-27
EFFECTS OFF EXTENSION.

Getting work done on II credit has
cost Pickcns county q many dollar
that could have been saved to the tax
payers. if the rate had just been made
Il little higher. The county now has
hest of creditors, and if the time in
which to pay taxes is extended, the
evil effects Of The credit system will be
aggravated. If there were no proba-
hility of an extension, the taxes ol-
ready have been paid, and the books
could have been closed up by the 1st
OF january and the c0unty's creditors
could be raid of. Both sides ought
10 be heard frum. An extension will
complicatc the settlement, injure tic
county's credit and ultimately cost
the taxpayers five times as much rs
The penalty fer orcc being delinquent
"tton is likely 10 advance before tho
18th OF December, if it should not, il
viii bc very easy to draw on it fol
enough to pay taxes.
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THE; ALLIANCE yGLstS.

There is much good common SENSE
in what Col. d. p. Duncan, Chairman
Of the Alliance Committee on Tic
Stetc Exchange, SAYS to the order
IN the last Cotton Plant. Tie saws:
s'When it comes to regular line Of
mcrchandis" let our merchants carry
the stock, let them have the invest, q
capital, creating that competition
which is the life Of all trade. IT is
their business, they have spent their
hives to learn it, and they will beat an
pntried and inexperienced man every
time"
The soundness Of this teaching has
already been corroboratcd by the cX-
perience Of many Allianccmen. But
there are still others who arc longing
for some experience. The Oconcc
Alliance is going to run store at
Seneca.
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Il Good Showing.

The Manufacturers Record ofNov-
cmbor 22nd, i'll its weekly review of
the South's industrial progress, Saws:
Notwithstanding the excitement in
the Graat financial centcrs of the,
world, there has been no haltinp in
the South's industrial progress. 1t
IS already being demonstrated that
capitalists driven from Wall Street
stock specuiations by such troubles
rs we have been passing through. arc
turning their attention TO the South
where Investments are safer and where
the profits are greater. The South
moves along as though there had been
no sign Of financial trouhleanvwhcrc.
l his is very strikinglv shown in the
record of new enterprises rcportcd
during the week. A ,uGO,0uO'com-
pany has been organized to build a
cotton mill at Huntsville; $500,
900 mill will bcbuilt in Union county,
;. g.; Il large mill is to he moved 10
Alabama from Dclcwarr, and n 500,
600 mill i'll mississippi has been sold
and Will be enlarged TO $1,000, ,OTU
plant; Nashville, Tcun., has organized
81 600, coo stoch yards, and packing
company; Glasgow, Na., Il %-ti:', 200
steel car building company; Ev+!r... tt
| lcAhS, S'UU,O'O car company; '..".-
ford City Va. secures the rrmuy". nf
$4,000 engine works from Penn,
sNlNania; Il S2,"Un,t0O company is
building 1000 horsepower canal in
] L. 4
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, a. AaI"' ; s 10 are a acconmoIn, Sunday,
p
No
Lula M D and
Sum Nc.
.50 IN an
Between and
am. llbcon 3o
foctoa and 8l5
0anl53 sbctwe Wain
Fordc o oocalan
T. ILL.,
TTanic Manager Gcn1 TnsScn Agent
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q ooQ DO UE&Q>I Il Z g T OR g EN- ]I 8 8,
THAT
LEWIS & MORRIS

Are Not Going to be Undersold by Anybody.
"o shah not argue that point here, but ask
you TO come and see for yourselves. We know
very little about blowing our horn, but want
10 iooh you in the eye and get better acauaint-
eu "lth you. We are pleased with the very
hoeral patronage you have given us so far,
and Will 90 our level best to deserve it still.
Ii you can be pleased by honest goods and
10" prices, we can certainly fix you up We
are better prepared than ever before to sell
you the thousand and one articles you need
every day. GOOD Coffee always on hand.
ment, p'0 %
LEWIS e; MORRIS,
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n astiCc.
& .AI2.aSM2H2TN1Ol.-m Gale.

BY Yirtu" of IN order OF the Probdtc
Count, will sell ut the late residence Of
}. {. Griffin, deceased, in the town Of
IICkrnS. on
Sal" Day IN December.
next, the following personal p-npcrty:
| iron safe, farm bell, two Piedmont
two-horsc wagons. OK wagon, scrub
and Jersey bull, 3 mules, & ycarlinga, 2
cows and calves, hogs and ether stock,
platform scales, | oil tank, show case,
lot OF hardware, all the farming tools.
consisting Of many valuable implements.
amt AL other property mentioned in APP
praise bill, except the notes and accounts
also large lot of corn and fodder, &c.
Terms: Sums Of twenty dollars and
under, cash, ever twenty dollars on Il
credit Of II months with interest from
day Of sale with approved security, pur-
chnscrs having leave to anticipate pay
mCnt. JAS. a. GRIFFIN,
NOV lOtE, 1890. Administrator
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One fact has been concIusivcly dc
monstrated by the American people.
They will govern themselves, and
will not consent nor submit to being
governed by q clique or class.
Through q species of fakirisn the
republican party has managed to
keep in power. When boldncss sue,
ceeded cunning the game WAS lost.
The people will rule in a country
which belongs to them, and not to n
class. Let there be no forGctfulucSB
of that fact.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-27

The Governor %ti!l continues to in.
terfcre with the execution Of the law
on mnrderers. lie has commutcd
the sentence of the two negroes, con
Victcd of cold bloodcd murder at the
recent term of thc Anderson court.
One to life term and the ether, iiy,
years i'll thc hcpcnitcntiary. Tins should
not be done. When man or woman
is convicted Of rcd handed murder.
they should swing for it, and at once
That is the only way 10 check tn,
epidemic Of homicilcs.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-27

DR.. Samson Pope says that Gov
ernor TillmonT will not bc candidate
for United States Senator. The DIR.
is ono of the Captains right hand,
men and is supposed to know his pro
gram.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-27

Spartanburg is getting her name up
in the tough column. One night last
week it had two bold robicrics and one
serious cutting aflray in Which three
men will probably loose their lives,
the robbers have not been caught.
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THURSDAY, NOV. 27, 1880.

Editor Wallace, Of the Ncwbcrry
Observer, endorses Capt. Tillman for
United States Senator. Speak out
boys, and let the country know your
choice.
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If you want to keep posted on what
Tillman and the farmc"s' Legislature
will do and propose 10 do, subscribe
for the SENTINEL and you will have q
full and clear report Of it. Now is
the time, don miss number.
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A Georgia editor says that Il man
who would cheat II country editor out
of years subscription would give q
nickle with hole in it to the foreign
missionary fund, and sigh because the
hole wGs not bigger than the nicklo.
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Ijuy nothing til you can pay for ii,
, '',,' '"H H''''''o 'i"'I You Go MOI
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| OvE:S.I
GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
- County Of Pickcns.
In Court OF Common Pleas.

~ NOuntN OF llcEtllS.
In Court of Common Pleas.
Lucinda Ballentine,
Rhoda Duchstcr,
in pursuance Of dccrrtal order
made in tho above stated case, I will
sell to The highest bidder b,fore the
court house door at Piclnns S. c., on
Saleday in December,
next, during the legal hours for sale
all that piece parcel or tract Of land
in Central Township, county and
State aforesaid, adjoining lands of Il.
NJ. Madden and others, containiny
one hundred G0O aclcs, more or less.
Sold for partition.
Terms; One half cash balance IN u
credit OF twelve months with interest
from day of sale, secured bv bonl,
and mortgage Of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for all papers ami
for recording the same
j. NJ. STEWART,
noy1, '0Otd Clerk of Court.
Notice.
In pursuance of All order made on
the 3oth day of October, 1890, by Hon.
}. j. Norton. All persons holding
claims against the estate of j. NJ.
Gambrc!l or Mariah T.. CHmbrell de-
ccascd, are hereby notified to prove
their claims before me, on or before.
the fist day Of january, 1881, on be
barred from participating III the fuE;;>.
arising trom land IN said estate.
j. VI. S1EWRAT, (. C. 2.
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No paper can h" published without
homc patronage, and every one is in
tcrcstcd i'll keeping up Il home paper.
Ii railroad or factory is wanted the
newspaper are cNrcctcd to work for
it. If a public meeting is wanted for
any purpose, the newspaper is called
upGn for free notice. If any Of the
societies have supper reception of
any kind, the newspaper is cNpcct,d
to give the necessary notice. Tho
newspaper must puff the schools and
everybody else TO advance the interest
OF tn" business men Of the place, and
then give them a handsome notice
Whcn they pass away. And vet
some of them do nothing to keep up
q home ncWSpupCr.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-27

Mr.. W. ID. Battle, Of Sumter coun-
tv, Ala, has on exhibition at the Biz
min&hom fair, the largest hog on
earth. He is :38 months Old, rcd
Jersey, stands 3 feet 8 inches high,
is 8 feet g. inches III length, is 7 feet
4 inches around the girth, measures
2 feet IL across the back, and IL
inches between the ,hock and ankle.
His weight is about 1900 pounds.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-27

FRANK HAMMOND. Prc>t
JAMES y: ilorr, Vice PrcN.
W.T. {. HEACm,M, Cashier.