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The sun., 1891-01-08

The WAY Johs Al. Late of'AiGiers. Took
60 Learn the Ensiish Language.


Awsrrsnt for the arrest Of John Ali for lar
ceny was issued yesterday by Justice Walsh, In
the Adams street court Brooklyn. The COM
plainant. George Francl. accuses him Of hav-
ing stolen his store. Ali and frnnci are
Algerfnes. All has a lemon route supplying
bartenders along the Atlantic docks. Franci
once kept q small shop near the Wallabout
bridge. and sold oranges and apples to market
women. Now All has both.
Tho two mon landed In New York on the day
OF tho blizzard In March. 1888 They had been
companions In AlRiers. and their loneliness in
tho storm-bound city made them closer
friends Franci had money. This honey started
the two men In business. They worked hard
and saved money. All lived in Amity street
and Franci in Hudson Avenue. Three times .
week the two visited the New York markets and
Joined In purchasing fruit. Several young
Algerines whom Ali had met In his wauderings
frequently visited him at his lodgings and
FT.nsi was fond y ,sd ,sdlnnT.g T.. then
sna ,fs iii q HSss
his eommsnH Follow.ng his !, !oss he became
and the youthful bioom' ,which ) once may have
Cd: but he eonoeiyed the idea that The best
way to learn English was 10 marry an English
sPeakInR WE hn,s 30 ne BEL 70 ToIk k anu % WI
She celebrated her marriage by breakineup
tho coterie OF AlRerines she found about her
hueband.
Three months after the. wedding. June 2s.
1890. FrAnci was arrested for burglary. He
asked neiRhbor to keep tho key to his store
until bis return. and went to. jail. All has
learned enough EnGli;h 10 tell his story to the
Moore could try the case. There was not sum
cient evidence. and few days before Christ
mes Franci was acquitted
He went to his Hudson avenue store. but it
was gone. He asked for the key. That. too:
was gone. All came next day and took It
his home. but found strangers there. He knew
Ali's lemon route. and lay In walt for him.
Soon the old man came. bending under his
burden Of lemons. Franci followed him. All
entered a little fruit store at S76 Colpmbia
street Il was very much like the one Franci
left in Hudson avenue five months before;
franci demanded the return OF his store. All
followed. which was not decided. and which
will engage the attention OF the courts.
The sun., 1891-01-08
Funeral or j u are Muller.

Judge William Thomas Lawrence Muller. the
former law partner OF Gov. HILL was buried
yesterday from the Hotel NormnndIe. where
hs died on Monday Of pneumonia. Arch
bishop CorriRsn conducted tho services as
sisted By tho Rev. Father Douaherly OF tho
Church Of the Holy y Innecsntst Amaons 4Lasos others
George NJ Bssbs Of .Monticelio.- Gen. .. D..
Wylie. Con; ferd!uapd P: Early Judge Henry
T. Allen of DTnslo spssakssE s WilIssm " an s.ss; Q;
Claims. Edward Murphy. Jr. Supner q;
Chandler, Surrogate Hanson and Gen and
plot In Greenwood CemsIsry. There were no
pall bearers.
The sun., 1891-01-08
T-.,a Ne. D.m..A shorter Hours.

CHICAGO. Jan. THE ofncisls OF the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul rond were treated to .
surprise yesterday. F. p. Sargent. Grand Mas
ter Of tho Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen !:
p. NJ. Arthur. Grand Master OF Of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers; c. J. McAulir.
Chairman Of the Committee Of Firemsn. and
ii. L. Baker. Chairman OF the Engineers Com
inittse. called on General Manager Earling and
demanded that portion OF tho schedule he
changed The part reierred to says tnst twelve
want ch auged 10 ten hours. Ordinarily days
work is aoout eight hours. hut IN case OF
blockade or wre OK the men are compelled TO
work many hours ovsrtime.. In this event they
only receive extra pay Tor all time oyer twelve
fully sstIsd. FUZZY 100 dsissstes from the
different branches OF both orders are here
The sun., 1891-01-08

Isdicted GambIers who Have 0sao
sIeiEhisg for tho Rest OF the Winter"

PROVIDENCE. Jan. when the Criminal
Court In which young Dispeau was convicted
OF being gambler yesterday met this morn
ing there were no gambling cases ready for
trial There were eight Of the old cases on the
Attorney Generals list and dozen OF the now
cases. the result OF the work OF the last Grand
Jury. All the old cases which were expected
to follow the Dlspeau case were defsulted. and
tho sherlrs deputies were unable to ind the
accused men. Their bonds. therefore. must
bonds are not less than $1,000 IN any case. and
In some instances they are double that sum.
Not gambler an could , . pc found % In toWn ~ TO.
could get vas that they had gone sleiRhinR for
the rest Of the winter. The result sstonishes
the prosecution. Tho docket OF gam blers'
cases had been laid out to cover quite period.
Henry 9. /. Dorsey is counsel for some Of the
mon who have disappeared. but he will not b
. loser. for the gam blers will make good the
amount OF their defaults.
The sun., 1891-01-08
The A-r... Of Tho Elb.'. Yr-....,

A despatch was published In The Sur yss-
terday that Secretary Blaine had requested
Gov Albeit Of New Jersey to investigate an
alleged outrage by tho police Of Hoboksn on
officers OF the German steamer Elbe on Oct I.
ass 6s 1 ne hhohGkep Ee bag 9oice ssy nnmSsf oi
liceman Ryan. and that when other policemen
went t. the steamer to arrest tho flremsn they
met with resistance from tho steamers crew.
whom they finally overpowered in q hand to-
haad fight. Ten firemen were arrested Four
sspbseauently 81 pleaded guilty. and were sent %
others were discharged. Ryan was In hoepi-
tai for four months Sergeant Kathleen. who
led the police. thinks that, as the Elbe was tied
to tho pier. he had as much right to board her
IN search OF men whom be had reason 70 be-
lieve Ind committed murder as he would have
The sun., 1891-01-08
Edward c. Douue,ly'. Fa.er.i.

Edward c. Donnelly. late vice-Presidsnt Of
the Irish Emigrant Society was buried yestsr-
day in the family vault attached to tho old st.
Patrick's Cathedral in Mott street His funeral
took place from the Church of the Annuncia-
tion. at lslst and Manhattan streets, who're .
Archbishop CorriRan administered absolutiop.
The pail bearers were William toomis, WI.
Miller Michael Coleman. stephen a WAlkeI.
James Olwell. James McMahon. Richard h.
John b. Crimmins e1-Foice Commissionef
French, Comptroller Myers. Capt Thomas
O'kourke. and delegations from the Irish Emil.
Manhsttan College were present
The sun., 1891-01-08

Joseph Mayer. an insurance agent IN the
Equitable building, Was summoned to the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday by
LAWYER John D. Townsend. who. on behalf
Of Mrs Eliza Kemball Of 16 West Thirty fourth
street. made charge OF grand larceny against
him. Mrs. Kendall swors that on May l..
1889. Mayer borrowed $500 from her. giving
as security his life insurance policy for an
equal amount and his no,e.DA year later. the
on her paper and found that the. Insurance
policy wa, made ont In favor q Mrs. Mayer.
Msyers hand writing addrsssed to his heirs
directing them to pay her the 81 500 tn case OF
his death. Mayors counsel maintained that
no larceny had been committed. as the money
was merely n loan. Jrstie. McMahon took
the same Wow and Dismissed the charge.
Lawyer Toynsend says ho will take the case
before the Grand Jury
The sun., 1891-01-08
sAMUhL HANcoCK's INtA1CAr10N.
Little Doubt That ne Has Eloped with the
Gay Mrs. Frankilu.

Samuel Hancock. member Of the real estate
firm OF Hancock 4 Graham, at 2l5S Fulton
street, Brooklyn, has been missing since Satur-
day. He lived with his wife and two children.
aged and 10 years rospe lively. at their homo.
1905 Broadway. In the same city. Before his
departure from Brooklyn he removed $500 Of
his partners money from the safe In the real
estate ofIlce leaving bill OF sale for his inter.
est In the coucern as an equivalent for tho
missing funds Mr.. Hancock Is believed to
have been accompanied in his flight by Maggie
Franklin. the pretty young brunette vile OF
John Franklin. who = couple OF months ago
rented fiat at 2,077 Fulton street from Mr..
Hancock. Mrs. franklin has been missine for
exactly the same time as Mr.. Hancock. and.
Ike the latter. she also LETT two children to.
hind her. but OF considerably more tender ages
been frequent visitor ut race tracks.
ShHrSh HIS With III;
with her husband and children t. tho Fulton
street street nat. The present Is Mrs. Franklns
months ago she caused the arrest OF Manager
Covert OF Bennetts Casino; 10 the annexed
eMery or s,d s e. hss
iewelry himself, and that he thought he had .
portect right to pawn some OF it whom he was
Isiled since Mrs. FransIin crossed his path f
NJ. hancook has taken very little interest in
nIs iatnliy' anu MS Wlle now SuepeotB that bis
Two days absence from her, about a month
Franklin.
Mrs franklin after packing her trunk and
house, remark ing to a neghbor that she was
going going for good Il is said M. Hancock a.
her husband 1t was mailed in this oty and
informed her that he had gone of on account
cence and declared that he was going to some
strange city to establish his reputation.
not only made ample provision for her sup
port but has. 1t is said. altered his will Insert
ing her name instead OF his sons
The sun., 1891-01-08
George n. s.orrs I.s..s.

A sherifrs jury. before Com missioners ". II.
Willis and DR.. Elliott. yesterday declared
George NJ. storrs. son OF the late Emory 4.
6torrs Of Chicago. lunatic. This was done IN
proceedings begun by Storms wife. Alsep r.
Storrs who recently secured limited divorce
from him on the gr9u9d q cruelty. Thets
Since that time she has been annoyed El
Storrs; He wrote insulting letters TO her aad
The sun., 1891-01-08

Hroger EnElish'. N"--'- aud IInhiiiites.
Col. f. L. Price consisted yesterday state
ment OF the afIairs OF his client. Theodore J.
English. the Newark broker whose failure was
announced'on Tuesday. BE figures that his lia-
So. II is said that many OF the LA bilities oAn-
not 10 enforced In Law on account OF the ma
ture OF the business and that many OF the as
setS are not collectuble.
The sun., 1891-01-08
Books on BioodG
and Skin dis
Gases FREQ.
CURED
MY BOY.
T II E 9 WITT
SPECIFIC co.,
ATLANTA.0A.

swifts speoIfc 8. 8. 8. owed my
little boy Of sosofula, from whiah he
had suffered lsng time. IhaA tried
the bes: physicians and great quaint.
ties OF medicines without avail. A
few hotties OF s. S. s. did the work.
He is now enjoying tho bss. OF health
and has not had any symptoms Of tAs
disease for over Q year.
w. A. Clayton, Addts, n. q
sssrs sz slses AAS axsS A'selss WaR
Ths Swtft SpsctRs Co... AtlsntA q
The sun., 1891-01-08
House OF Repre.suttive-.

~, .n The morning hour Mr.. tutchson tRep..
.ien from the Committee o. military Affairs.
81 siso " up the Senate bill ipc,using from 80 10
~e number Of army offices who may be de-
y ssa 70 military colleges. sd after discussion
.As nasssd. A bill WAS 30 passed placing
The sun., 1891-01-08
ueu-y George Go,ns to Rr-us~,

Mr.. Henry George. who has PARTIALLY recov-
cred from his recent ers,e illsess. is about 10
take his departure for B4rmriia- where be OF.
rects to spend tho renainder OF the winter.
His doctor rays 1, is Necessary he should have
a season OF rest in AID climate End 10 soIns :,
,,uiet retreat far frhn tho u nhadlnk crowd.
Bermudas. Mr. GeoEr Is not now connectsd
in any way with iM weekly paper winch no
formerly owned.
The sun., 1891-01-08
A Letter s,x Years In Tr..sit.

ZANEsvILLE. Ohio. Jan. IA letter has lust
been received In the Post Once hero directed
to Andrew Mahonsy. Bridgevile, in care Of the
Z. 3. A. 1t bears the postmsrk OF BirmnR.
ham. England. May Z. 1884. and Of New York.
May 10. 1884. but where It has been since then
10 Q story that may never ee revealed.
The sun., 1891-01-08

E1.superntendent OF Police George W. Wei.
ling presided last night at meeting OF retired
policemen at the 4srmania Assembly Rooms
in the BoweIE,, About l5y men were pressnt,
the m meeting and 1t was decided to form 9 Der.
manent assoc alton. Ike that OF the frsmon.
The sun., 1891-01-08

When Baby ~ss sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to csstoria
wtsa she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
The sun., 1891-01-08
Rrook,y. Rambler. A..sa, x.e,,as.

annual meeting OF the Brooklyn Rannhiers ad,ourned
after . moss exc,tinx election The result Was: Pres
idsnt John H. Meor Nioe President ", Bate: SEQ
tain, Jsmes h-.s. lisutensnt f.dsr Color
The sun., 1891-01-08

The pror.r food pr hg nfnn, absr s sSosss s.ot ot
nmrss her et,,!d Msilns Food s perfect substitute
Tor ino'hrrs mix, and !. hiRalI tscemmsndsd oy
the mort prominent lbyNciAns VI 's'n Iu''Ps sAH
AmerigA -Aif.
The sun., 1891-01-08
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.
henry VINCENT OF JERSEY cITY TRLLs
S7OkY WITB 4 PLAIN MORAL

IeUs HOW Hho NNRS hescus0 Vo1 .
Ii,e OF Misery nnd Torture ~ Dssters
Mctoy snd Wiidman. and Given . New
Lease on Life-SS Fer Month TIN Fes. 1.
An abundance OF testimony "a, been submitted the
pubu 0t tate 20 establish beyond doubt In the mad
sn'cAcS III the nment Afforded ratienn by pr
Mccoy AMI NdmAu Here 10 a.Atsu ent from another
long standing Read what Henry Vincent sA,s:
have bc-n sufferer ftom catArrh for many yeAf0
but during tie three or four years las, past my disease
burden to mo iteIt terriby bad. went he'd worn
out aud >toss no more tetesbsd in the morning than
wSsno iasts 20 anything ate snnerel terribly from
htadAchea AMI wAs weak, run down. and debiitAted
had q stoppaRe IN my head AMI noss which beth
cred all the and wont from bad to worse untl
heard Of DrS Mccoy ami Mildman and ,determinsd Y
consult them 1 did So ant pcw tha. have finished
Their course OF treatment nnd my disease ali gone NJ
appetite good my headaches t,tng Of the past and
general health vigorous and sound it
AL honor to them sAy l."
The sun., 1891-01-08
Liberal OFFER EXTENDED.

A great many persons who we're unable z ayell
Widmsn. for treatment at the rate OF - per month
before JAN J. have requested that this ofer b eop.
til ued for brief time We have decided TO treat ell
cases Of catarrh coming to US before 1891 81 the
low rate OF s. per month until cured and furnish ~
medicines mi. OFFER viii positively not be extended
further than the date named.
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ACara.

Having hcen endorsed by a Mass
Meeting ut the Democracy OF NoXn-
Ice County To be my W successor q
) ate Senator. sud now SO !raiernallv
called ont by ny friends in the All
ancc, as wei, rs solicited privately, by
uood Democrats Of every shade o.
opinion IN The county. most cheer
fully aS>ru;toi The wishes ufun friends,
ana announce myself Is 4 candidate
for State Senator, subject 10 'he ac'
lien O ftAc Democratic party.
The people al the county wi, know
.Lat | am now engaged, ~ a member
at the commission to revise % stat
utcs to conform 20 the new consutu-
lion, in which labor every m9m"li Of
my tirs viii be employed,
The commissioners have spent ;te
greater part Of the ycrr al jackson
already, aud have agreed 70 mre' t'cre
aud remain daring The mcu.hs us tuaG,
July and August. The remainder Of
the year. with some Intervals TO ai,
tend courts, viii also be spent lacts.
So that il will be impossible for me e.
make any canvass At 81, aui ! SIM
place myself at The service OF 'Ac Be
mocrary OF The county.
III should be re elected >2nato-,
shall discharge my da,v With lhc same
fidelity that has won the appreciation
Of my fellow citizens.
In conclusion | shall only say 10 Tie
graud old Democracy of NoNuhee
County, ,membCr the past. ant Your
glorious achievements when united a.
Que man. The Democratic party !
The party OF the people. be not dt
ceivcd by false teachers. III, grfnci
plc> at tic Democratic party are right,
,,d being right. arc "wor.hy Of al.
lr '.uol" at ell times. Hustle. to
al D.. to Eonc this is Democracy.
Fling h.9 HaHngr to the breeze and
ran, arounl j. rs Of old. From tie
prairics. from the hills. whatever Yea
do with me. let the cry be Democracy.
lir.t aud last.
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Consumptiou Cured.

An old physician. retired IRON prac
ice. having Ind placed IN his hands
by m East India missionary the for
mular OF n simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy and permanent cure OF
CONSUMPTION. Bronchitis, Caiarth,
Asthma and NJ. ,hroat aud Lung Al.
fec,ions, also . positive aud radical
rurc for Nervous Debility and all ner..
vous Complains, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers. III
Thousands of cases, has felt II his duty
to make il known to his suffering frl'
lows. Acluaicd by This motive and .
desire to relieve human suffering.
will send rec of charge, 10 all who DO
sire IT,, this recipe, in German. Frenci
or English. with iull directions fo'
preparing and using Sent by mai
by addressing with stamp. nam'n!
ihis paper. W. A. Moves, $40 Power
Block, N. Y.
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Snnreme Court.
ssa2 Jack wa,lcy vs. Nj. &oRGCo,
From Circuit court c(NoNUbec count,
asa - n n,1rovI

s,A = N--rn.~ - Nj 81 II II tn.
cos- ""''
From Circuit court ~ '''"E
In Oct. 1889 the NJ y . R1'roSd
COMPANY Killed tag : Years Oh >'a "I
Jack Wat,eN. The case came on .
arJunca, al ,ac February term 1871,
upon defendants demurrer Q" he DC
c.ara,ioa The demurrer vas over
ruled. aud The defendant u.eda SeNer
at denial a0d Issue was lelN"" th''E''
The ease thea wrutlo ujaL Tide Ell,
I,nrc went a. show that tic c''.l saa
hf> sister wecc cross NJ sfrc>'lf ABOUT
- ward, long, auli when near Tie ea''
The bow was >,rn,N ny jac engine ~. a
Ir.;,l; ,g.;n sad k,llL The iT!'u
was a lavg anal ',aNv arN, running ~
miles an hNu~ sul caa.lGN' hr stopped
in ,c>s isau h.ite nile. The engineer
testified ,fs; BE dai uo' sc ih, eau
A-,p uutil wi.l 'u C1 ,sr3> OF ihSHi.
and could nat stop Cn1u i'c s'r>aE''
ID! The facts Clic''stci, Tao VS.
.rrcum,,.rilv ~iu>rlc,tt tN iuO Tor lIc
le;ta 5a;.4 Oti,a Ms .Aut.
II H-|Ha H#+- ..H #-| ~..r N
rrtr,e C,s-i sr'Ss
By Woods. Il D
The appeal bvuE MO review
action I'd lbs ,-,s. e'art III F,rtRl ''-
* faSJ5Jctiu- .or te a,
lft'a coart >'oa'l 1850 wc9'd nave
refused 10 d>'u-a s. vcr9'tl, II We
>s,l. l.l agtv r,turNf' tNT tae '''
tir. t'ls t4.e f,CVo ..rF lt>''io.e on
N~s>,-a--
Eac-c US ~, ''''t
u'1 % 'ae 0ctA S"i,
I,,e d,s;sa>e was a2oU. q quarter 90 d
nile "a The irc>ae. AMI iital >oeu ~
ter leaving thc metta II the Guy me
~tros;,e or any one cult eoaid oc teau.
ls seen: that tile tnE'nccT "'d ii ia>l
sec the children a'ter comm! o4' 90
the tUt, bHt could doi 'heh 'cl' Mho'".
er they werN on Iha 'Fa'N' mas
whom he ran nearer iNei'' NN,n az
irSj saw The ch''ireu nc was u'ho'e ''
see whether 'heN "tIo ." ny 'IL,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-16

EDITOR BEACON Il appreciate the hal-
terin- call, IN. friends have made upon me
TO allow the Use OF ny name for a seat IN
TIE lower House Of the Legislature. ana
am free 70 say that have been iut'iheu 10
erteg the canvass, | mud, however, upon
in~ycstigtion. tbs, lIy candidacy "hi pro
luce autasonisms. especially IN my own
district. that | would rather Wcuid not
ari.e. and believe it viii! be The bet Ter
tie Democratic party in the county ma l'f
ms own interest, that | Should leave the
frll TO others q, ;iis iunc-uie % leIi.c"i
raair,. return my sincere inanha to my
niont. cri br. to assure tHcm and TIE
Democratic party That | SHAH .'N"!s do
What brIieyc to he best Tor The p'eScr'a-
ton Of harmony ard unity in 'he party
ran5. Respectfully.
J. \, NICHOLSON,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-16

The druggist desire us TO publish
the following testimonial rs they nan
die the remedy and believe it 10 be re-
liable:
thought a fifty cent bottle OF Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and applied II TO
nv limbs, which have been affected
win rheumatism at intervals Tor one
year, At the time | bought the Pa;'
Balm | was unable 10 walk. can
truthfullv say that Pain Balm hh'
completely cured mc--R. IL. FARR
Hollywood, Kansas, Mr.. A. b. Cox,
tie leading druggist at Hollywood
%youci,es for the truth OF the above
stricmen.. :,
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Now Try This.

II will cost you nothing and Will
surely do YOU good. il .ou have a
Cough, Cold, or any trouble With
Threat Chest Jr lungs. l)r. Mugs
New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds ia guar antecd TO
give relief. or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from Ia Grippe found 1t just
tho hing and under i.s use had a
speedy aud perfect recovery. Try Q
sample bottle al our expense AMI learn
for Yourself just how good q thing Il
i, Trial bottles free al J. I jnnes's
drug store. Large size 90. AMI s''Vo
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Hcnry and Burkitt.

i, il no, peculiar TO see this brace OF
worthless poliiag together: Il. II.
Ferry, The very embodiment OF ma.
chine politics, and Frank Bursi'r, the
'faunel-mou,h dcmagngur," as Henry
used 10 lacc to call him.
When oil mud water begin to mic,
the wise scieu'ist vii! know nature
is ont Of Joint when Henry and Bur-
kit Clarion Ledger and Chicka-
saw Mcsseugr"-Gi iogeihcr. the wise
Democrat will know $0l1n'ttna is
NrOHJ.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-16
%SummervilIe Democratic Club

Nc; stny 0, 1891, pursuant 10 n call OF
its president and permanent organiza-
iion effected with following officers:
r.. &. Combs president, NJ. d.
Wade--lstN Vice President, ID. II. Thorn.
as--2nd Vice Pres, j. W. Combs - Sec.
rcturv. J.J. Whit,lc having been ap.
pointed Secretary pro tenn, aud j. n.
Woodiu. Teller, the Ciuh proceeded
to vote BY bHilOl for the method OF
election. aud the vote resulled IA fol-
lows: 10 FOR double primary. based Oh
The popular vote Of The Democrats OF
the county, none against IL.
All Democrats who have moved in.
to this precinct, are requested 10 cal
or send their names in To the Sccrcia.
ry on or before day OF lei primary fol
enrolment.
County papers are re plrs'cl 10 pub
'lIi proceedings OF iii, meeting.
Adjournment subject to rall OF pres
ident. II. C.COMBS.
III. WIiTTLE. Pres
Src'y nrn tcm.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-16

some otthe Grand Army boy may
ha interested in the ioi'oWm- from
Alex. e Pope. ! y, G.. Comranlcr.
llc,'i Tenn and Ga. lie -ay':-"N'
hni an epidemic oi whoorlNg conL'
here. Stewart. Tenn ana Chamber
nin'S Cough Remedy las been The on,
~ medicine That Ia> done any gohi,
There is ~ danger from whooping
rourh uhen this remedy Is ire"ly CIV
en-. 1t completely controls. the dis
oaso. 80 cen, bottles Tor SAFE by al
druggists.
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Buekieu's Arn,ca Saliva.

the REsr SAVE IN tho world for
:utss Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
!thenni, kcycr Sores. letter. Chopped
naudss Chiibinins, Corns; and MI Skin
s1evpnnss. and positively cures piles,
g : w required it's guaranteed
~ ! perfect satisfaction or mo,icy
seIesucti. rgicc 70 cents per box
esle w J 7. Ipxss
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Src'y pro ten.

a deaa,. con dict between officers
and ontlaws lc0k place u, Potts Cnmp
Saturday. Jno. ". hurry and o. IT..
Harden attempted 10 paint the town
red by ''raising sand' and lhr, aiening
10 shoot promiscuously. Deputy sher-
iRT "A. Nolcn, constable r. u. OVER
street, and deputy u 3 Marshal Smith.
attempted 10 arrest them. Fire was
opened on Tho officers. md both MUIR
~ aud Harden were shot. the former
III the sholdcr. the latter IN the bowels
and will die, whisky was supposed TO
be the direct cause OF all this trouble.
Holly Springs Rcportcr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-16

We learn ihal the surveying corps
Of the NJ. ~ 9. Il. Il. Surveying be-
tween Coiun.hus and Tuscaloosa, were
near Mr.. w. D. $. Boards on last Mon.
day and are securing Tie right OF ray
as they proceed. II is also said that
they will sui vcy other routes. one bv
CarrOllton Alahai.iien.