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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
FARMERS AT OXFORD.
Large Gathering niscrts Ia secret thu
Gutter Trust.

Large g. lIl'FfA. 'tNrH'l - AA 'rNNfA III
Gutter Trust.
OXFORD. n. G.. January o.. Special. F.
rhe largest aud most enthusiastic gathci
ing OF representative farmers ever seen here
assembled to-day. Fully one thousand per
SONS were packed in the opera house. Their
were mll DELEGATIONS from twenty countles
in N0rth Carolina and Virginia.
The meeting was called 10 order by ". 7.
ADAMS. president of the Granville Count
Alliance. PRAYER WAS said by Dr. 4. II
Marsh. Rev Winston delivered an ad
lre., Of welcome. which was responded 1
by j. b. smith. district lecturer, M shorl
conservative address.
The alliance Weit into secret session, ano
uu t0 a late hour nothing definite had beer
done. The general Impression is that tht
farmers viii light the cigarette trust for all
they are worth.
4 United Press dispatch from Raleigh
SAYS: .The Farmers. Alliance Is justly
proud of ifs defeat OF the iute bagglng trust
and to-day began an active campaign
against the bright cutter TRUST on cigarette
tobacco. Delegates from % counties Of Nlr
-inia and North Carolina which grow
bright tObaccOs met this morning a
oxford. y. e., i0 attend what wa
officially called by the Alliance an anti
cigarette trust convention. The convention
is strong body. Captain Williamson, o
Ca.well county. y. G.. was chosen chair
man. Tne convention at once took up th
subject OF the trust. and agreed 20 recely
the representatives Of all the great cigar
cite manufacturers In the country.
Representatives Cf Duke & sons. Allen
/ Gnter. Kinney 4 Goodwin were presen
and made statements 10 the convention.
A committee was appointed 10 cOnside
their statements and report. Intense inter
est is manifested By every tobacco grove
I n this fight against the trusts. This inter
est is felt by an. whether Alliance men o
I d -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
North state Cieanings.

The Asheyilie Citizen. referring 20 tho
annual exposition, 90 be- held ON February
18th at Newbern, Of the North Carolina
Fish. OYSTER. Game and Industrial AssOcia-
tiOn. SAYS: I'VE are gratiied % call atten-
tiOn % an exhibit 80 general In its aims, So
varied IN its topics. There is % be learned
the wonderful variety and excellence Of the
lsh on the North Carolina coast, unequalle0
anywhere, for there is represented the iish
life Of the warm gulf stream as IL washes
the Florida coast, and the Inhabitants Of The
cold waters 0l the New f0undland banks
and the chilly shores OF New England; the
red snapper. the uoupef, the p0mpano Of
the one. and the cod. the halibut, the mack
erel Oi the other. not tO speak Of the innu-
mcrable varieties common m their season o.
The whole coast. the Shad. herring. mullet.
blue fish. the pOrp li-e. the sword fsh, ana
not inlrequently the whale. 70 these water
products are added the oyster, the clam.
the crab. the cOnch, the shrimp. and alsc
tue turtle. Of the fresh and the salt water
Then comes the infinite variety Of water
fowl which make their home on our coast
the swan. goose, brant, duck in all variety
-ull. ganuett. curleW, marsh hen, snipe
uiOyer. pelican. and sometimes beautiu
foreign Intruder like the spoon BIZ and tn
iamiug0; and also the lordly bald eagli
and the swift, swooping fish hawk. Ano
The land will furnish the quota OF game
deer. panther Wild cat, bear, and also H.
semi-wild. miscAieS0us demure bani
pony
Jim Henderson, Charlotte negro, set I
steel trap for chicken thieves. He sailie,
cut. gun In hand, the other night, and th'
I News gives the sequel: in MS haste h'
/ forgot about his trap and didn't remembe
anything about il until its jaws closed o.
the toes OF his left foot. A. the trap squeez
el down on his foot, he saw a coon run
away with a chicken 49, his mouth. jim
priced the trap open, after good deal o
difficulty, and found one ol ais toes Gu
completely Oh. while another was hangln
by 4 piece of skin, and still another wa
badly lacerated. lie lost TWO toes and vii
be crippled tor several weeks"
The new owners Of the Dismal swan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Two Tersons Slightly Injured aud Ill
Train Destroyed by lire.

TWO Ter.ons Slightly Injured aud tho
Train Destroyed by lire.
OMAHA, NEB. January 9.-Ihe lnion
Pacific last mail train. which lcft this cl'
last uight. ran on a switch at sidney. about
DAYLIGHT this morning, having struck O.
broken rail. The train. which consisted OIL
iwo engines. two mail ears, one baggage
ear. three Pullman coach ami dinin-
-ar. was badly Wreok ked. The engines KEEP
m their wheels, ppl tho cas Wera
overturned aud caught ire. soon one coach
after another WIS ahia<'. The p-s-,nsei-
scrambled out. and a- only two were hurt
and those only slightly. they bad only the
loss Of some OF their personal effects o.
mourn. The two mail cars. the baggage
ear and the Pullman coaches, swsetwater
and Castle Rock. We're burned. Most Of the
mail was consumed aud all the baggage and
express matter. The rear sleeper. dining
car aud the two engines ard portions OF two
Pullman cars were All ont Of heap Of
charred wood aud tangled iron and trucks
that was left Of the the train. The names
OF the injured are; ". II. Balm ana wife, Of
Rockford, H., slight scalp wound. and {.
D1bbins. baggage bruised. cut and
intnrnal injuries which may prove fatal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
FROM FINCASTLE.
Flowers in Bloom in Bototourt-Minof
Happenings.

fAhfHNhihe-f
FNCAsTLE. January q. special. -her.
Mr. Thomas. evangelist Of the Montgomery
Preshytery. is conducting % series of rcli-
gious meetings in the Presbyterian Church
here. proaching able sermons every night
Mr. Benjamin Mccarthy. of CloNedale'
who had q difficulty with Mr. g.. Deuon, ai
that place. but who has since been away
aud is now under indictment, was arrested
at his home ON last sunday morning ana
brought 90 liucastle. bui was uailcd in ihe
sum OF $1,000. His trial viii come up al
at the january term of The County court
The stockholders of iho Bank OF linca-tle
held their annual meeting ON last Tuesday
night. and the following directors Wti'
elected i0r ihe next year: Nessfs. y. ID. d.
lggat. James Goodwin. i. j. haun.i'
Lewis liamM o.. Jr.. N. a. Glasgow, j. f,
BENJAMIN liaign and George swami. iNt
business of iho bank increased Largely
during the last year a semi-annuni aif BE-
dond was declared Of per cent captain
J. H. III. fggat was elected president ana
lir. James Goodwin cashier.
liyacinths are in bloom in some oi ie'
front Yards of our fOWn something Daui1
auoWn iu this section of the state ai THIS
time of the year.
Captain j. II. II. Figgat and wife. of ihis
place. are now in Philadelphia 0n Visit.
inc DAa-i HIuN7 Ni iui7 ilH'' WIZ ".
an oyster supper tonight. after which ihD
following officers viii De installed ior tne
present term: q. b. Camper n. c.; i. j..
N0ler. y. g.. 4. W. Abeushain. secretary. d.
u. W. Maibeny, treasurer; u. W. bulWelL
chaplain. The officers Will De installed hy
The district deputy.
Mr.. J.. p. HOlladey has returned from the
south with his.iast horses. tiiZ ANA Robert
r.. Lee. Mr.. llOIIadey won eight cut Of
eleven races.with liiz Lee. and won second
money in the others. Mr. llOlladey VIII
leave I'm q few days for Guttcnburg. y. J..
with his h0rees.
Mary Guy. who Is charged with iniant-
eide. and who was too ill o. De removed al
ihe time of the birth of the child, has Ten
for parts unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
BEYOND THE SEA.
European Finances Exciting Alarm-Gen'
eral News bv Gable.


eral News bv Cable.
VIENNA. January f.-At the recent court
dinner, TIE Emperor Francis Joseph re-
marked that the financial condition Of
Europe caused him more anxiety than the
political situation. This statement, To-
gether with rlmOrs that the Emperor fayors
a modification Of the protectlonist policy
Of Austria. caused some uneasiness on the
BOurse.
THE INFANr KING SICK.
MADRID. January 9.-King Alfonzo was
attacked with high fever, attended with
c0nyulsi0ns during the night. lie l. e1-
tremely weak, and the attending physicians
despair Of his recovery.
MISS ANDERSON DENIES.
NEW YORK. January "a special cable
to the Herald from Nice says Miss Mary
Anderson. who is now staying here' ehl-
phatically denies the report that she i en-
gagged 10 be married.
CABLE NOTES.
IONpoN. January "a despatch from
Zanzibar states that there is much excite
ment and conjecture of the constant arrivals
of British men Of war. The British leet
now In these waters is said TO be the largest
ever assembled.
LONDON. January 9.-The Times Lisbon
correspondent states that the Brazilian
budget for 1889 fixes the expenditures at
10000. 900 mllreis, instead Of 6s,00o.0OO, as
the minister of finance, BarDosa, an
nOunces.
LONDON, January 9.-ln the Newton
trial to-day Wright, one Of the boys who
frequented the club house on Cleveland
street, made a confession. corroboraung the
stories of imm0ralities practiced there.
LONDON, January 9.-The Telegraph
Berlin correspondent learns that Portugal
intends 10 disaN0w Sorpapinta's conduct
I'M Africa, thus satisfying England regard
ing the hauling down Of her ilag.
MADRID. January 9.-The Kings physi-
clans have pronounced his case hopeless.
The bishops throughout the kingdom have
been ordered 10 Offer prayers in his behalf.
MADRID January 9.-The tenor Ronconl
is dead Ile was once famous and wealthy.
but died iu extreme poverty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
CHARLOTTE AFFAlRS.
Two Politicians Fight in the street.-the
Dixon and a. Co. Assignment.

Two Politicians Fight in the Street.-The
Dixon and a Co. Assignment.
CHARLOTTE. n. c.. January o.. .>pe-
cial. some excitement WAS caused this
afternoon hy "a street scrimmage between
Two physicians. Dr. O'D0noghue ac-
ousod Dr. REGISTER OF responding to ODon-
aehue's practice. The DE- and blows passed.
ODun0ghue tripped and struck his head ON
the curbin. receiving am inch scalp wound.
lie was picked up unconscious. The mayor
Will hear the case tomorrow morning.
I'm the case of Dixon N Co., the validity
nf whose assignment was questioned. Judge
-npp refused 90 appoint receiver, but re-
uircd Sl2.O00 bond, which was given.
Creditors will follow the matter beyond
Judge -hipp.
A special % the Chronicle tonight saws
The city Of Newbcrne voted to-day hy %
,ery large majority 90 subscribe $4,000 90
aid in constructing a railroad from New
herne t0 Wilmington. The correspondent
considers This a big stroke for Newbene.
The Buiord Hotel came near taking ir
last night. 4 young newspaper man, eN-
hausted by his late work, went to sleep in
his room with bis cigarette in hand. Ih,
iamos woke him. and no harm was done
besides q burnt bed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
BUILDING AT DANVlLLE.
work Commenced on thc New Foundry
lie Was Not a Bieamist.

work Commenced ON thc New Foundry
lie Was Not Bigamist.
DANvMLE. VA. january o.. Special. .-
Work has been commenced on ine new
foundry and iron works of Carr a. stout.
and DO Us said the building viii be completed
in thirty days. 10 viii De supplied with ihe
very latest improved machinery, and ihe
Womietors hope % commence operations ni
March lst.
Fred :. Stewart, an employc of thc lhf-
orside Cotton Mills was arrested last night
on % charge of bigamy. 10 having been
learned that he has % wife living in salem.
Mass. and he was living here supposedly
with bis wife and boarding 40 "a iirsi-clae-
Nouh DanNille boarding house. Whom
confronted with the testimony. stewart
broke down and confessed that his lawful
wife is LIVING in salem and the young wo-
man Doe was living with here i- Alice Mu-
phy. late of Boston, Mass. stewart Wac
lined fifty dollars on a charge Of unia"ihi
.ohabitAlun.
Leaf tobacco sold higher to-day than ai
luy time since tine crop Of lsoj bias been on
the markets. All grades have advanced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
The OHIO SsNATORSHIP.
Mr.. Brice Nominated In Caucus on Second
Ballot.

COLUMBUS, o., January 9.-The follow
ing is the official vote Of the Democratic
caucus tonight for tpited states
senator: First ballot brice 20. Nc
Mahon "a, Thomas II. seney ,, Baker O.,
Hunt >. McSweeney A, Oeddes ,, Neal ?.
Outhwaite 1. second ball0t-Brice %. Me-
Mahon l3. Thomas 3. Baker /. Seney ?, Outh-
waite I. Mr. Brice was declared unani-
m0usly elected.
4 committee was appointed 90 await on
Mr. Brice, who appeared, was given tu-
multu0us reception, and be accepted the
nomination in an eloquent speech.
Mrs. Brice accompanied her husband, and
was greeted with terrific sea Of enthusi-
asm.
Hon. G. W. Baker and Hon, John A. Ne
Mah0n were called out, and both made neat
speeches ratilYing the nomination. Every
Democratic member will vote for Mr.. hrlce
next Tuesday, and there viii BE- no bolt.
The caucus ended in an old-time Demo
cratic lOye-feast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
AN ANGRY LOVER
shoots His Sweetheart and Attempts 10
Commit Suicide.

Commit Suicide.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. January 9.-After at
tempting 10 commit murder. William Tor
rens. a young man Of 2,oJ1 Wood street,
committed suicide by shooting himself IN
the head in an OuthOuse attached 10 the
dwelling in which his sweetheart was EN-
ploved as "A domestic. TOTFens has tor some
time past been paying attention % this girl,
who j. employed as a servant by Mrs, Hut
son. Last night be called a. usual, and II
is supposed that the couple quarreled. Two
shots were liIed in the Kitchen, and when
Mrs Hudson rushed 10 the room she found
The servant girl unconscious. >he bad been
shot once in the finger, and another ball en-
tered her body. The matter was reported
t0 the police and this morning 1orrens'
body was found on the loOr Of the Clubhouse
in the rear OF tie dwelling. HE had eyl.
IDENTIFY been dead foT some time. The girlA
INJURIES are serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
BROKEN UPBY AN ALARM.
A "Dr," Meeting ia Lynchburg Inter
ruptcd by "a Fire.

A "DrY" Meeting i'm Lynchb"lE inter-
ruptcd by "a Fire.
IlNCuBuRG. VA. January g. olc-
cial. The dry meeting was broken
800 last night by an alarm oi fire
sounded about q o'clock. There was no
serious lire. Last NIGHT new foreign speak
.r- were 0n hand on both sides. ile dI!
opening with % big e0Iored orator. Price. oi
N0rfh CarilIna. and the vets with iNo from
Virginia. The vets also imported % brass
band from Dauylle. which made ine Guy
aliyewith music long before day this morn
ing.
Both sides have agreed On Joint discuss
.ou for Saturday night of the Bible view u.
Inc question Ou thc use oi wine ana dilnh 30
Who the speakers are t0 De has not yet been
announced. but Captain Robert ID. anc.l y
+. The committee ON the side of the WEI,
and Mr.J. Z. LittlelOhn on The part oi lue
drgs 90 choose speakers. ile discus ioh
will be lively. The drys had grand loren.
lieht procession tonight, with music ano
fransuarencics of various devices. ne
vets do not seem 90 DE much discouraged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
WIND CAUSES HAVOC.


ALEXANDRIA. Va, January o.. special
Tine twelye-year-O.d daughter Of Mr-.
Henry sterling died to-day from influenza
contracted day Or two ago.
PHYSICIANS say much sickness prevails
aorefbouts There is considerable pnuc-
mouiu.
Last nights wind storm was very sever
10 the uppeT counties. Fences were DO"
down and hayslacLs were capsized
~aaiocl's house 0n tLe mountain near
Linden was blown down and 20 pieces. lA-
occupants escaped,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

LOUISVILLE, Ks, January, v..9iN'e ID
mon working in "a caisson used ~ the cree
tion OF o Foundation Of a new pier ior lne
,,.,r BRIDGE across The Ohio river, between
his city and Jchrrsonyille. Were caisht y
a sudden burst Of water, caused II - y
thotrht. by "A 100 rapid eNca' atiol' "nu aio
ielieyed 10 have been drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

DENVER Cot. January.9. A ieis grsp
received from the Victoria miss, near
Trinidad. says tina, cASe-tn occ0rsesi Al
that mine this morning. AMI ,hat lye mci,
were bnred. II Is believed tAat the mine .
will be dead before the gcl.et ssy can
reach them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
COLLISION AT SEA.
The LlandoT city sank near Bri-tol by
tle Went.

Nrw YORK. January "a London dis
nat IA totba Maritime Exchange states that
iba IN sto. line -iefncr Llani0n City from
swanse.i. which had put back % pOrt dam
AGED bv heavy weather, and bad again
sailed for New. York. WIS in collision last
MIGHT with the steamer Went and sunk near
bristol. The crew OF ~ men and Captain
i.ofe wera saved and landed az frislol.
The Went was badly damaged bat rem ain
ed af1af. The Llandod City carried a val
Table cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
PORTUGAL AND ENGLAND.
The Former viii Invoke Internations
Arbitration IL Necessary.

ArDItrHtfOh IT NtNtfsAFys
LISBON. January S.-lhe Dla, I'm Official
paper, has firm article ou the subject OF
pOrtugalis dispute with England. IL says
that the Portuguese Government, while
proper understanding. will never compro-
mise It's authority in Africa by rctiTing lrom
the Shire district. and ihat il the London
press insists 90 this IL IL with the wish TO
lish in muddy waters ior prcieXt 10 o..
oupy the coast. The nia conoludes hy
staiing that il forced ~ the extreme limits 4
cancellation Portugal ~in invoke IN inter
national convention on the question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
ROUND ABOUT ROANOKE.
IN. city Limits 10 be Estended--i"a''''"
for The Murder Of "a WeinAn'

po,xoxv Jannary special. n'
..n.,''i nVN coa,mitiee appointed Tor me pui.
,pse'I opse tuesday night reported to sne ~,,s
onnc,l In favor of extending me Soil'oii,'e az
limits by which large area - souon ~ '"'
civ civ and the report was adopted. ,.os,,,o,
ne time for Voting upon ne prop1s'',l,e ,a ,l,e
in1 ''sr,l,a '.' an additional slDoYvw 70 u's
anita stock Of The Roanoke anu .s sDv'pui' Nh
Railroad was posipob b 70 ieD'""' ''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

The grip IS itii making inroals az All
po.nts.-The rear wall OF the Ihroop-aye-
nue. Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn, was
blown down yesterday and crushed through
frame house Two persons were killed and
number wounded. William Ioffins
if|e'i 10 killed bis sweetheart and succeeded
ln Aiding himself in Philadelphia
Bristol llue steamer LiandOn city has been
sunk near Bristol by the steamer Went
ar- calvin 5. brice has been nominated
iN United states senator from Ohio BY the
h"mociatic caucus Of The Stale legislature
Members of the vandeiDllt family deny the
report from Cballe.tou that sir. George Van
ttiDsi1 b engaged ~ Mas JobnsI0ue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

MADRID. January 9.-King Alfonzo was
attacked with high fever, attended with
commissions during the night. lie l. eA-
tremely weak, and the attending physicians
dosnafr OF his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

gbs infant King OF spain Is critically il.'---
.isrv An..efs0n denies that she is 10 De mar
n.I .-..ro,tusil intends o disaYow serpA-
nat. conduct in Affica.----ihe British hee'
now in Zanzibar uffers is iue largest over as
semb.ed. d.---Fmperer gmncis Joseph OF Aus
f,.,. SAW. mat tf. anaf.eiai condition Of Lu-
rope gives hlm more un,a>'ness lhAn i""9
Thing else--La Dia. on Official paper %
Portugal. declares that u necessary iis o0un'
ig wll cal for AN international convention
% settle th- dispute with England On hs
African possess lOns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

NEW YORK. January "a special cable
10 the Herald from Nice says Miss Mary
Anderson, who is now staying here, en-
phatically denies the report that she Is en-
gagpd 10 be married.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

$. T.. Brewer. of Medina. y. o., was tht
inst person tO address the Nas and Means
committee to-day. Tie stalled that Le r.
presented "a large industry, lhlt OF beai
.rowine for consumption. The duly oi Ten
n.,. cent. ad YaiorCm, bee said. did not keri
ihe imported beans 0ut at ali. lie dsAfu
for duty OF nity cents per blshel on beans
.Ua was followed hy s. W. smith, o'
Albion. \. s.. representing the farmers Oh
Western Sew York. lie agreed with Mf.
Brewer in asking % higher rate OF duty on
the imported beans.
W. j. Colgan. oi The Rattan Cane com.
many. of New \ ork spoke next. lie argued
In opposition % IMPOSING amy duty on chaii
cane and reeds These products were grown
in ne west indies, he said, and not pro-
ducod ai ali IN This country, bat "eit iii'
ported I'm their raw state ANA split and M
/ i.hed in this country. This. De said, gave q
oreat many people employment.
Edward e.. Rogers. of Springfield, Mass.
representing the paper manufacturers oi tn'
/ United STATES. favored the present classin
cation with the exception ol the grade
known as tAuMnci =.
john 4. Met abe, ol che Norwcgin Noot
Pain Cumpany. next addressed the com
millee. lie stated that he Was large In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
NEM oFFIckRs oF rnE I. u. A.

At the annual meeting u the United
Press held yesterday at the II. james Hotel.
tae following named officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President. james W.
scott; yice-President, John II. FARRELL,
Treasurer, Z. X. Baldwin; secretary, Wal.
ter L. Phillips.
The Iola register., 1890-05-02

AT THE Republican caucus called
Oh Tuesday evening to consider the
pension bill, Hon. +. H. Funston
made hard fight for the Ingalls, ser
vice pension bill. Finding at last that
there was no hope Of getting the caucus
20 approve this measure, he then
urged an amendment to the Morrill,
bill to reduce the age at which service
pension should commence at Sc years
instead of 81. After hard fight on
this proposition the caucus finally COM
promised on 60 years. Mr.. Funston
refused to accept the compromise until
q motion to adjourn had been made
when, seeing that it was this or moth
ing, he reluctantly consented. The
Morrill, bill will therefore be reported
TO the House in this form, and will
doubtless be passed, as the caucus
decided to vote down all amendments.
Whether it will pass the Senate in this
form and become law, remains to be
seen. But Mr.. Funston's action in the
matter should certainly settle the ques-
tion-if there was ever any doubt
about it-as to his devotion to the in
terests of the old soldiers.
The Iola register., 1890-05-02

The attention of farmers is called to
the Horse Fair that is connected with
Fulford & Co.'S Great London Show
and Menagerie that is to exhibit at
lola on Thursday, May Is, and they
are respectfully invited to attend by
the managers to inspect the stables
on that day free of charge. The sta
bles will be located on the show
grounds and especial attention shown
to visitors, and especially ladies and
children. One hundred and twenty of
the handsOmest horses ever connected
with any show in this country.
Miss Nellie Smeltzer started yester-
day afternoon to Arkansas where she
will visit relatives. From there she
will go to Tennessee and possibly to
Maryland, not returning home before
August. Her friends wish her a pleas
ant trip.
Southern Baptist association COM
mencing May 8, 1890, Texas spring
Palace May 10th to 3lst, 1890, to be
held at Fort Worth, Texas. For above
occasions the Missouri Pacific will sell
tickets at one lowest first class fare for
the round Trip.
Mr.. Ed. l.. Brannan, the gentle
manly advanced agent of Fulford 4
Co.'S great show, has been in town this
week as the columns of the REGISTER
and the flaming bill boards on the
square testify.
Mr.. J. J. 'Casmire expects to start to-
day to his old home in Toledo, o., to be
present at the golden wedding ami
versary of his father and mother. lie
will probably return about May 10th.
We have several hundred dollars to
loan on good improved farms. Call
soon. Also for next sixty days will
make special low rates on fire and tor
nado insurance. Cummings Il Jones
Limited first class passenger rates
over the Missouri Pacific now are to
st. Louis $500, Chicago Sl1.05, Pueblo
Denver and Colorado Springs S9.05;
second class to Chicago SS.05