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heifsrs throat and then he drove on 20
Calvin Van Beyn's place. Mr.. Van Beyn
and two of his sons went to the woods with
Mr.. Harper. The CARCASS of the heifer was
loaded on the wagon. and Mr.. Harper
drove il home and divided the beef among
his neiQhbors.
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Hit by a Vicious Dog.

Albert l.. Kerr entered suit In the Su-
perior Court. yesterday. against Charles 8.
Ruemmele. of West Indianapolis, for dam
ages arising out of an attack upon the
plaintiff. last Saturday. by a vicious dog.
The demand is foi 81 900.
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Notable Real Estate Transfers.

Ricketts, HOrd yesterday transferred to
William H.. English the property No. 76
South Illinois street for $4,000
John w. Ray, trustee. has sold to the
Bank of Commerce the lot on the south
west corner OF Alabama and Maryland
street, the consideration being S17. 900.
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Methodist.

GENTRALrAVENUE METHODIST EPIsCo-
u pal C~hurch-COrner Of Central avenue and But
Ter street. Rev. Henry A Buchtel. D. D. pastor
Preaching at 1880 n IN by the pastor. Class meet
ing, g:3Oa a. IN. Sunday-school, 2:l5 y. IN. Young
peoples meeting at $50 y. m. No evening service.
Strangers cordially welcomed
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

JFYoU wANTA SPECIMEN or oURCEMENr
walks inspect @. 10. Viewers. S5I. or Judge
TayIor's. $40. or A. MInters. s4S North Illinois ct
If you want aspecimen OF paveInents. inspect tnAtet
work and prices that they are taking up nearly new
br.ck pavements and walks foriL We psN reason
able price for old brick not too badly worn. For
prices call or address I. A. GOODWIN. Agent
- Coll6ue avenue.
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Mrs. Matheny still Alive.

Mrs. Matheny, wife of the streer-car con-
ductor who shot her and then committed
suicide. was still alive at / o'clock this
morning. Her condition showed no change.
She has not regained consciousness or taken
nnnriahmenf
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Has Filed Her Bond.

Rebeccs j. Martin yesterday flied a bond
of $4,000 for the proper use Of the $500
which the court ordered her former hus-
band, John V. Martin. to pay to her annu-
ally for the support of their children.
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CHURCH
Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHUBCH CoRNER
" of Ohio and Delaware streets. ID. X. Lucas.
pastor. subject. l0:45 q m. "A sound Mind" No
evenin q service. Sunday school at 9:3Oa M, Howard
Gale, SUPERINTENDENT. ". Il. :. q. n. at 2 y. m. l.
A. McCsmmon, lesder. All are welcome 70 these
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Another Country Heard From.

Brooklyn Standard Union.
The long-heralded IceIsndic immigration
has begun. An Icelandic woman. Mrs.
Y~eimaussun. arrived yesterday with W.
children.
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Isaac Watts Vas a Little Mon.

He said loosely to six of his tall, quiz.
ling friends, who asked how he felt among
SO many men, that he was a sixpence
among SIX pennies. worth them all" SOzo-
dont is just SO: there may be many prepare.
tions for the teeth. but Its worth them all.
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EIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 0DUTH-
II west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets
The pastor. Rev. NJ. L. Hsines. ID. d., viii preach 70.
morrow, al l0:4J a. N. No evening service. sunday
school meets at $50 a m The Young Peoples
Society meets at 6s45 p NJ Weekly pray er meeting
on Thursday evening. at 1:45 O'Clock -
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CECoN PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH, cOREEh
y Vermont and Pennsylsania streets The Rev.
Joseph A. Milburn, pastor. Preaching ~ 1880 a m
by Kev. II A. Cleveland. ID. D., pastor Meridian.
street n u. Church. 20 the united congregauons OF
the two churc he's. No evening service sunday
school at z.3Op y. m Young peoples meeting AZ o-4o
y. M Thursday evening prayer-meeung at g:43-
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TABERNACLE. CHURCH. CORNER MERrD
Il ian and Second streets. Rev. j A-hondthaler. D.
d.. pastor. Preaching az 1880 =. NJ by The hex.
O. Nj. Todd. of Evansville. Sunday school Al z.io
II. n. Y. L. :. g. Il. AT S45 \. m services IN lnol-
anola and Mt Jackson Chapels at ssao p. m
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DOBERTs PARK nj. Il. CHURCH. NORTH
II east corner Delaware and Vermont streete. Rev
q. A. Van Anda. ID. d., pastor. Preaching by the
pastor both morning ana evening. moraing service
commencing AT 1880. subject: "All Things Suffered
that the Gospel be Not Hindered-" Sunday school.
2:l5. Evening ser vice. 7:i5: Lessons from the LIE
of jacob" Strangers welcomed.
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NfERrDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPIsCO-
vi pal Chnrcll-The Rev. H A Cleveland. Il. D..
pastor. Congregation will worship in second Pres
byterian Church in union with that congregation.
sermon by Dr. Cleveland at 1890 "a IN No evening
service In Meridian street Sunday school 81 eslxs
classes az $50; Y. p. y. G. Il. ut 3:45; Thursdey eyeA-
ing meeting at 7:45 o'clock.
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To accommodate Persons Desiring to Spend
Sunday at fhe Naytfnsrttte aud
Spencer S0nitarfums,

The Pennsylvania Lines will run an extra train.
leaving indianapolis every Saturday at $50 p
M, commencing July IL. and returning. leave
Spencer at 6:20 y. IN. Sunday This train will
run weekly until further notice. Cheap exCur
sion tickets are now on sale.
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Il S0jOurn at Cresson,

All through east-bound passengers over the
Pennsylvania Lines, who hold first-class tickets.
whether limited OF unlimited, are permitted to
stop over at this beautiful resort of the Ale
gheny mountains at their pleasure during the
summer season. The pure air, pure water and
proximity TO Horseshoe Curve. LorettO and
Ebensburg make the Cresson stop-over an at
tractive feature of an Eastern journey over the
great highway,
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Gentlemen's List.

SentleIneus LiBt.
A-Akers. Sig'd Armstrong. Joseph
B-Bowman, Dave g.; Barrett, Jesse; Bush, John;
Berkowitz. Joseph: Bouse. Jack: Beales. r. V;
Brashear. W. f.; Blackwell w. c.; Band. Harvey n.
C-CampbeIl. Richard: Coker. IL. IL; Connolly.
Albert, Chrisholm. John; Cline. NJ. A.; Culver,
Robert: Craws. J. 7.
D-DAvidson. Alex r.; Dillon. John.
E-Edwards, ii. (2l
Edward f.
G-GatenArt, Frank.
H-Hauck. !. L.; Hendricks. F.. l.; Hsliam,
Edwin; Harper. John; Hawkins. MI; Helen. : ID. %
J-Jackson, Taylor.
K-kirtley- Rev. L.
Lord, W. w; Lemon. DR.; Lyla. f. J.; Leonard,
Dick; Laid. Thomas; Lawrence. j. H.; LONELY.
w. A.
M-Morrison, VIM. II: Mann. WI.
MC-McMulen. DE-. Alex (2.l
N-Newman. Alex; Nelson. W. H.; Nolan. John.
P-Pasley. Chas.; Pipes, Chas.; Pate. John;
Pistorfo. Leonardo.
R-Ksmthun, Fred; Roberts. Willie; Rouse. G. WI;
Robertson. Lafe
Chas; Smith, James B.
T-ThompsOn. VIM III.
winch. Mike.
jake; Webb. Lee; 90 wamont. Paul; Warner. w.
A; Vert, A. c.
Y-Yewell. Alex
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ELEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN
- ner of Cedar and Elm streets. 10 V Hunter,
pastor. Rev. T. a. Goodwin. u. ID. wiz pre&chnent
Sabbath morning. No evening service SADDatho
school al 30 10 IN. Christian Endssvor st $50
D. Pray erIneeting on Thursday evening. The
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Murphy Gospel Temperance League.

AT 7a5 T.. NJ. SUNDAY IN LoR-
nj raiue Han. corner washington and Tennes-e e
streets. Everybody welcome.
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MONEY ON MORTGAGES. c. r.
IL SAYLE6 IS East Market street.
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ok PERCENT. ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN.
- diana ISAAC IL. KIERSTED. - MartindAls
block
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L

A DvERTISED LETTERS-The following is
"A the list of letters remaining unclaimed in
the indianapolis POstoffce on Saturday, July
IL, 1891. Please call for Advertised letter."
and give the date of this list
Ladies' List.
A-Arnold. Miss Blanch ca; Allen, Miss Hattie.
Blond. Mrs. Marcelis: Bond. Mrs. Mollie.
C-Croms, Mrs. Katy; Cerito. Rosa; Grant. Miss
Rose. q
D-Doant. Celia: Duval, Laura.
E-Edwards, Mrs. II. Williams.
G-Grant. Miss Maud; Gripp, Miss Allie.
H-Harber, Harvey; Hiett. Miss Rissie: o ard,
Miss Lillian: Hardister. Miss Lizzie; Hatcher. Mary;
Hawkins, Miss Jessie.
Jones, Miss jamie; Jones. Miss Ollie; Johnson,
Miss Flora; Johnston. Miss E. Fanny; johnson, Mrs.
Geo. a
kirby Miss Myrtle; keistone. Miss Rosa;
Kennedy, Mrs. Il. -Eunice. 81
L-Longaker. Miss Julia.
M-MarshaE, Annie; Maynard, Mrs. NJ; Markham.
Mrs. Mag: Murray, Mrs. Kate.
MC-McKee. Mrs. Amanda; McCarty. Mrs. Patrick.
N-NOrris, Miss Emma; Norton. Lena.
P-Phoret, Miss Zelda.
R-Reily. Mrs. Carrie; Rayer. Mrs. Sue.
S-Smallwood, Miss Addie; Smith. Miss Annie.
T-Tresslar. Miss Minnie; Trusler, Miss Mead;
Tslbert. MIS- g. w.
W-west. Miss Lizzie; West, Miss Mamie
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MONEY TO LOAN-6 f CENT. HoRACE
M MCKAY. Room II. Talbot Sc News Block
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Cuticura Remedies

Effect daily more great cures of humors and dis
eases OF the skin. scalp and blood than all other
remedies combined. Cuticura, the great Skin
Cure and Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin Pnri-
fer and Beautifier, externally, and Cuticura Re-
solvent. the new Blood Purifier and greatest of
HumOr Remedies. internally, cure every species
OF itching. burning. scaly. pimply. and biOtchy
diseases OF the skin. scalp and blood, from
infancy TO age. from pimples 10 ~scrofula, when
the best physicians and all other remedies fail.
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Sold everywhere. Price. C~uticura, SOC; soap.
25c; ResOlvent, ST.. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
~ Send for How TO Cure Skin Diseases 81
pages, so illustrations. 100 testimonials.
DTNfPLES, Black-neads. red. rough, chapped
i NJ and oily skin cured by Cuticura Soap.
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MONEY ON WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JEW
Nl eiry. without publicity. CITY LOAN OFFICE
81 West Washington street.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Local Forecasts.

Local Forecasts.
For INDIANAPOLIS and Vicinity-For the
twenty-four hours ending S P. NJ. July IL
Fair weather; nearly stationary temper
ature: probably rains on Sunday.
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. July 10.-Forecast till s p.
NJ. Saturday:
For Ohio. Indiana and Illinois Fair;
slightly warmer; winds becoming south.
Observation at indianapolis.
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
i indianapolis Arsenal, Indianapolis. Ind. June II
ls9L--Sealed proposals. IN sriplicate. Will DE received
until ! o'clock y. m. on Monday. July Is. 1891, for
furnishing Rope. Forage. Iron, Leather, Fuel. Tools.
eto. during the fiscal year ending June 80. 1872.
Printed lists Of supplies needed. with full instruc-
tions. stipulAtions. etc, can DO had on application 20
Major CLIFTON Comfy. Ord. Dept, L. b. A.
Commanding.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT THE Low
V1 est market rate privileges for payment before
due. We Also buy municipal bonds. THOS. e. "A
a CO, az East Market street. indianapolis
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7 eT-ON WASHINGTON STREET ROLL OF
IL bills amounting TO 500. together with duplicate
deposit slip of Lewis Porter Cabinet Co. Return TO
Room 3, Ingalls, Block and get reward
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For window screens address A. T.. French. In
dianapOlis. He will call with new invent on.
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Maximum temperature. SO; minimum temper

Following is a comparative statement of the
temperature and precipitation on July 10:
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Observations at Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 10.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1891-04-04
Another Big Snow storm.

Harrisburg, March 2s.-The great
no, snow storm of the season, so far as
ibis city Is concerned, is over. snow
sell from 8 O'Clock yesterday morning
to 10 o'clock this morning withous ~
termission, reaching depth oil ABOUT "
ls inches. The country roads src W
almost impossible, but passenger lraln' m !,
on the roads are arriving and depart
ing on time. Freight traffic Is some, .,
what impeded. A passenger tram o.
the Middletown and llummelstown
road r plunged into drift near ,l,, Hum,
melstown last night and was unable
to proceed. This morning ,I. sovera vera,
hundred men dug it out. The storm
seems to have been confined to a DC. pei
between Altoona aud Lancaster. Ih'
snow is rapidly melting.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1891-04-04
The Conger BIll--Its Cost TO she Cotton
States.
lMemnhis Commereial.l

Tho cotton oil season having closed,
Il is not an inopportune time to review
the trade for the past year ana SEQ
what effect the agitation OF the Conger
lard bin had upon this industry.
During the winter of lSS9-9O Mem
nhIs handled 10000 tons Of cotton
seed, whose products sold Tor about
$2,250,0O0. ,,, ~ ooo
During the past winter only 7o,ooo
tons Of seed were handled, selling for
Tho nrice of seed has been 50 to $9
during the last season, while II brought
from sl.50 TO $2 more the previous
year. H.. a,ri,o
The price of oil per gallon durlns
tho former season averaged 3o cents
During the last winter II hoyere.
around II cents until the Force bll
had crowded tho Conger lard bill IRON
the attention of Congress. Inc pric'
then rose to % cents.
The prospect of the passage oil th'
Conger lard bill paralyzed the who'll
industry. Nine-tenths Of the reiine'
oil product had been used hitherto
the manufacture of a mixed lard n nln
: lard ma,,ers became afraid to Dul
! Consequently, almost the entire ou'p.
, had to be dumped upon the soa
! makers in competition with dead dog
(, diseased hogs and cattle and packing
|, house refuse matter.
| II is thought that the Paddock puI
food bill will be passed by the ne'
Congress. The oil men do not ie'
suoh a measure. They are SO conlldel
of the triumph of the superior me, e.,
G OF mixed lard that they would III
/ people to know when they were usli
= nnadulterated animal fat which Is
IS fnitely more liable to disease.
q The experience of last season prov
d that the proposed passage Of the 20
Ger lard bill was blow aimed at o.
G. Of Of the most important industries OF
4 south for the benefit of the Nor,
u west. No high-tax measure Is iia'
d, TO pass the next Congress.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1891-04-04
THE PRIME MINISTER SHOT.
1Associated Press.l

81 Louis. March 30.-A dispatch
from Buenos Ayrcs to the Globe Dem
ocrat says that the city Is greatly ex-
cited over an attempt made saturday
afternoon on tho life Of General hoca'
prime minister of the republic.
After a cabinet meeting, which
lasted until 5:3O o'clock, Gen. koca,
accompanied by friend, Don GREGG,
rie Soler, entered his carriage ana
proceeded on his way homeward. AS
they passed Gale Cangallo, shot was
heard. and Gen. Roca at once stopped
the carriage and said: "My Goa, l
am wounded"
A great crowd surrounded the car
riare and the police made twenty ar
rests. among them boy IL to 14yearS
of age. who said he was out OF en-,
ployment, and being convinced tnal
Gen. Roca was the cause OF the rum
of the country he decided to KIN MN
Three days ago President Pelligrinl
received letters warning him that al,
tempts would be made on the lives o.
himself, Gen. Roca and Gen. Levaile'
The dispatch docs not state no"
badly Gen. Roca was hurt.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1891-04-04
ANOTHER.

Parkersburg, W. Va, March 3d.
Upon the site known as the Oamaen lcn
system in the center Of the state, 1VO
Italians arc working and II is only
once a week that news reaches them.
AZ Alton the report of the Italians
riot was received and while the Italians
were discussing the killing, the fore.
man, a Scotchman named McOauiey
said the citizens of New Orleans dlo
lust right. The Italians became e,,,l. GU
RACED and killed McCauley. Iney
,hen mutilated bis body in terrible
manner. , The excitement among the
Italians when they read the particular
of the killing of their countrymen wa J
intense. No arrests have been maus
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1891-04-04

and passed out near the spinal column,
piercing the heart in its course
OnlytW Of its chambers were loaded
and examination showed that these
bad been charged a long time. Ii is
cOnjeetured that he was examining the
weapon, breaking it, As it is techni-
cally called, when it was discharged, or
else that it fell to the floor and was
fired by concussiOn.
Years before, in 1878, be accidentally
shot himself while out hunting and
barely recovered from the wound,
after a long illness. In this instance
he was dislOdging a dead bird from
the bOugh Of tree, using hls gun for
the purpose, when it was discharged
Commercial Herald.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1891-04-04
EIIPEPSY.

This ia what you ought to have. you
must have it, to fully ENJOY i,.. NE.
Thonsands are searching for II aally
and mourning because they hnu
n not. Thousands and thousahus OF
dollars are spent upon Il annually by
our people in the hope that they may,
attain this boon. Andyet II may be haa
bv ali. We guarantee that Electric DIT .,
ters ts If used according to directions anu
the the use persisted in, will bring you
food Digestion and oust the na,o,, demon
Dyspepsia, and install insead hupehpsy . ~
Ne recommend Electric Bitters lol Dys-
pepsia and all diseases Of Liver nd aaIell =
ach and Kidneys. Sold AZ Ovc. i.f anI
n ner bottle by Movre S Clarke, Druggists
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1891-04-04
Our WaIeFWaYs as Protection AGAINST
High FrelghIs.
IN Picayune.l

N. o. Picayune.
When the craze Tor railroad oullu-
ing was at its height there was reason
10 believe that the competition among
the railroads themselves would suhlee
10 keen freight charges exacted rom
shippers at reasonable figures, the |
more particularly as the Keen eompe-
tition often resulted in an extensive
paralleling of older roads by asplrants
for A share of their business. Unior-
tupatelv. this system of active eompe-
tition aud paralleling OF roads mas
utterly failed. the profits not beng
sufficient to support sll the roads COM
petmg. The result has been that tue
weaker roads have been gradually ao-
sorbed by the stronger, until 1t is now
probable that before many years all
serious competition will be eliminated
The interstate commerce law prom
ises permanent protection to eompet-
inc markets and distributing eenters
against unjust determinations IN tue
matter of freight charges, whereo!
some points are given an UNFAIR au-
vantage IN the use of the common car
riers of the country over others, put
when the acute competition among
the railroads disappears, as 1t VIII III
time, there will be no proteeuon
against high freight charges except
the competition the waterways oil the
. countrv will offer to rail transporta'
ton.
} That the waterways are active aho
: powerful competitors OF the railway
:. there can be no question, and as th'
. volume of the domestic commerce III
!, creases, they promise to become ever
!, more important as regulators OF car
Y riago charges. The great Mississippi
Q River aud its tributaries Afford wate
@ communication between nearly all Tn
Is important points in the central POI
o tIons of the country from the erea
lakes on the North to the Gulf ON th
0, South. The navigation Of the gre'
II lakes in connection with the canal sy
d TENS also affords most importal
u water outlet for the cereals Oh u
l. West to the Atlantic seaboard, al
c. has always been very important IA
'd tor in regulating the freight charg
It. ON the same products by the rail rou'
,i- with which the water route active
ne competes.
he The sea routes along both coasts u
he also important factors in deterinlhl'
le- freight charges upon North ana sou
on traffic for the portions of the count
en- bordering upon the Atlantic ana
ne, cific Oceans, while the sea route
he connection with the Mississippi XIV
and tributaries forms an all-wa
transportation system from manui
ge turing points in the East to the Ill
The important sections in the Interior
the the country. whether in the South
ms West.
the Water transportation theref
vas promises to become in the future
md all important regulator OF irel
Gus charges, the moro especially as u
vic is little danger of the great railr
With syndicates securing an absolute
EN-, nopoly of the water systems, nv
ing effort should therefore be made 10
of courage and maintain the water
that of transportation, Ms well as 10
nrove our nayigable rivers.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1891-04-04
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved.

From a letter written by Mrs. Ada az y.
u,,rd Of tiroton, s. d.. we quote Nv as
nIlr' .aIan with V bad cold. which settled on
say my Lungs. cough set in and finally ter ,r-
,nt ,,nairated , in Consumption. Four doctors
.,, gave me up saying could live but q
gghort gaeTt time Am gave myself up to my
snVts sav,or determined If could not stay
aa,hor, .,'s,t, nv friends on earth, would meet
VII WIN absent i ones above. My husband
ns advised to get Or. King's Discovery
cor r1 Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
10 ,,nve Il trial. took In all eight bottles
n,s X has cured me and thank God am now
q well and hearty woman Iriai Dot pot
tlss free al Moore & Clarke's Drugstore
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1891-04-04
A whole Block Falling.

Kansas City, March 9O.-AnQ'aea i :, ,sa
~ Land Slide IS threatened at the
p,s ,,.,,a near Eighteenth and Terrace
D'un :, raeis on account Of the recent rams rams.
,rha earth has cracked along Terrace ''sd
s.lse' s.a, and AMI an entire block Of houses
,.ti' ,.Sicb stood thereon, and when when now U'',
wn,oD ''lmo over the railroad yards, 100 ieel 9
oe,v%, uer,b and rock fell last night, and 'O'
o~s osavssse continues to widen.