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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

The ease with which Radicals out
general Democrats Of the north, and
steal legislatures, gOvernorships and
senatorshIps, is getting to be absolute
ly ludicrous. Ingalls,, though over
whclmingly beaten in Kansas, is conf
dent Of returning to the senate, and it
is dollars TO dimes that he will succeed.
Illinois, clearly anti-Radical at the last
election, will probably send a Radical
to succeed Cullum. New Hampshire
has already been stolen. And now
what are We going to do about il?
What are We going to do, is it? We
contemplate folding our hands in meek
ness and silence and swallowing the
usual dose Of vinperaiion and falsehoOd
poured ont against the legality Of cleo
tioas in this section. The south has
helrd enough Or this rot. II is time to
take manly stand and ram down their
threats the hypocrisy and lies of our
villI6ers.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14
State in General.


la grippe epidemic over the en-
tire state.
Fayette boasts Of solidity Of its
mcphanls.
Handsome ncw opera house com.
pls tod nj nurant
4. J. George. general merchant,
assigned ut lIatliesburg
Louis Spears mystcriously miss
ing from Aberdeen.
Railroad shops burned ut Water
Valley will bc rebuilt,
Dwelling of DR.. Saucicr burned
at Pass Christian, Friday
a. & Y. depot and thirty bales oi
20 ton burned ut Lawrence Thurs
day.
J A Whittingina and + B. and
I ". Hammond assigned AT Iiar-
risiOn.
Hon. II &. Hudson made assign
mcnt at Yaxou City. Liabilities
s50,00O.
Assignment of Wakefcld, Friday,
makes the eighth Of the season for
Columbus.
u. J. Allen appointed cIanccry
clerk, Noxuhee county, vice the late
Hon. Il e. Patty.
Mrs. SalIie Winter, wife Of late
Gen. Richard Mi-tcr, died from
Ia grippe ut Canton.
Knights. of Pylhias gave a mag
niIicent banquet at city hall, Cor
inth. $50 guests.
"The Blacksmiih's Daughter" a
novel by Miss Virginia Rapp, OF
Nicksburg, has appeared.
President Harrison has signed
the bill appropriating $50, 900 for q
public building at Meridian.
w. w. Whitaker, near Amory,
Monroe county, cleared 1924 off
tour acres planted IN vegetables.
III. 4. Estrada, of Alexandria, la ,
and Miss Adel Johnson, of Natchez,
cloped to Vidalia Parents objected.
Hazlclurst farmers decided to
build packing sheds in lime for
shipment OF vegetables the coming
season.
Nine ycar-old son of GA. Rhodes
living near Pelahatchie, accidental,
ly shot himself in the stomach and
died.
James Gunler Arnold, a highly
respected farmer living near Kosci-
usko, was murdered, Friday, by his
demented ssn.
Alex Rich, near Culdwatcr, while
running with his small b y in his
arms To escape falling tree, him
self fell upon the boy and crushed
his life out.
Col, Daniel Bennett, agricultural
editor New Orleans PicaguHc. died
nj Brookhaven, in his I'D year.
He was n native Of Maine, but had
lived in the south for many years.
George Cox and his son-in-law
Joseph Miley, in Jail at West Point
on an ugly charge preferred by
Cox's sixtecn-year-old niece. Both
prominent candidates for the pcni-
tentiary.
Prohibitionists met at Jackson,
Thursday, pursuant TO notice. 1t
was decided to organize the state
for the campaign ip 1892, and q
state organizer will he at once
placed in the field on salary of
5000 per month.
Damage suits aggregating 20,001
have been filed at Bolton against The
Alabama and Nicksllurg Railroad,
growing out of injuries received by
the Misses Davis some time since,
who were struck Mt the public cross
ing nj that place by west bound
| AS enger train.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

&ttstf tNt' -
republishcd short while back, an
ailiclc from the New York Sun,
charging the Hon. Frank Burkitt,
editor OF the Chickasaw Messenger,
and State lecturer of the Farmers
Alliance, with selling inside secrets
lof the recent convention at 0cala,
Fla, to the newspapers for $50.
Burkitt has sued the Clarion ledger
for $50 900 libel. The cuurtesics
exchanged on account Of this affair
are racy in the extreme, and exhibit
in marked degree the ability and
versatility Of Mississippi journalists.
Mr. Burkilt saysi If there il any truth
IN the charges, either the KssiSsip-
plan or the Clarion Ledger, the only
papers at Jackson, must have offer
cd the bribe. But the hiss ssip-
pidH, as organ Of the Alliance and
e,litcd by "intclligent gentlemen
who knew full we'll that they would
be furnished with the inside facts
il due time, +" is cxoaeratcd. Mr.. d
continues:
IF there il no truth i'm the
charges, the Cidri NJ Ledger editor,
silly, pompnuS and vindictiye as he
has the credit of.bcing, il Il greater
fool than | had supposed. If he
did not know il, ami has not mtelli-
gencc enough To understand that he
who knowingly rctails a slander TO
crafty a personal revenge, is recug-
nized by a just public sentiment as
a bascr scoundrcl than the able
bodied liar who invents n calumny.
= + Z The malice displayed by
the CldrioR-Le in giving place
in its columns 10 the Suns gratui-
t0us ISLANDERS, does not surprise me.
for that journal has not been slow
tu retail any libel that might be put
in circulation against me, ever
since | expressed the opinion,
through the public press, over my
own signature, that the editor Of
the Ledger had overcharged the
state for printing the sheet acts of
1886, which opinion was confirmed
by a legal dcliverancc from the Of
fise of the attorney general of the
state, signed by that able and con-
scientious official, and which stand
ready 10 verify before any court in
the land"
To this the CIarioR-Ledger re-
plies:
"This paper has no disposition
to engage in a mud-battle with n
dIrt-dauber, or 10 pitch pot-hooks
at a putrid carcass, so it passes by
the billingsgate of Mr. F. Burkitt as
ii would ignore the wild shrieks of
a drunken hoodlum or the denun
Citations of raving lunatic.
Mr.. Burkitt says if the charges
are true that he agreed to sell Alli-
ancc secrets, that the editor If the
Clarion Ledger must be the man
who offered the $50 bribe.
Oh, no, Mr.. +. Burkitt. You
overcstimate your literary ability.
The editor of the Clarion Ledqei.
places no such value on your pro-
duclions, and would think himself
swindled were he to pay $50 for ev-
erything you have written. You
haven't yet risen 10 the level of
ten-cent rOmancer.
$50, indeed That Of itsclfshould
have discrediled the 0calA Story.
x Mr.. +. Burkitts refer
ence To the alleged over charges in
the Acts of 1886, disturbs no one.
The editor of the Clarion Ledger has
often denounced that stale old story,
which was conceived in malice and
brought forth in sin and iniquity,
and he again repeats that the man
who charges he has defrauded the
state of any money, is a liar"
"a ~ re.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Radicals and Democrats contemplate
a joint movement against the Alliance
in Nebraska, indeed! Democrats have
been endeayoring to unjoint the Radi-
Gals ever since that state was admitted,
and now that it has been accomplished
throug the agency Of their best friends,
they would turn squarely around and
screw the pieces together again.
LATER.-It seems the Alliance lcgis-
laturc is endeayoring to defraud Gov.
Boyd, Democrat, out Of his Office, and
the combination is to seat the legally
elected officers. The capital has been
in an uproar for severali days, and
scenes in legislative halls are disgrace
ful in The extreme.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

A nephew Of Governor Tillman, Of
South Carolina, has challenged a news
paper correspondent to fight duel on
account Of slurring illusions to the gov
ernor. Prince Eugene Ghika and NJ.
Lermontoff fought at Jassy on account
Of slurring illusions by the Prince to
the Poet Lemontof. The liberty Of
the press is endangered. When we
can no longer blast governor, or lam
bast poet, without running the risk
Of becoming pepper-boxes, it is high
time to shut up shop. But where is
Jassy, anyway?
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

DO not suffer ignorance In your fam-
ly. when you can subscribe 10 thai
Great Educator. the Modern newspa-
per. The eTImes-Democrat Il the besL
1T Aax fl1 Eatgest cjregEafsoA.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Danger Ol 0NeIloN y Adiot dldihh.
Don Cameron reelected senator from
Pennsylvania.
Fual vote on the silver bill will be
take ii tie senate to-day.
Three Killings in Calhoun county
last week. al deeply dcplorcd"
raul Conrad is President Of Louisi-
am Lottery. vice NJ. A. Dauphin. dead.
Stereotype for entelprising newspa-
ler.-M d. D.: Murder Deeply De
ll1tei.
supreme court decides the Cracker
Trust illegal Crackers viii nov 20
down
Another revolution in Chill. It's a
chilly day that reports no revolt in
South America.
Montana has three legislatures and
three l. ;. senators. But Montana is
To- Young 10 know better.
ioy 1ilIman. Senator elect Irby, and
other prominent South Carolina ALI
ancc men, denounce the Sub-Treasury
Sclrme.
To the Hon. Frank Burkitt and the
esteemed Ctrioe-Leigr: As the
iioscrnor Of North Carolina said to the
Governor of South Carolina-ahem
Speaker Reed refused to entertain a
motion to adjourn in honor Of Andrew
Jackson. on the Sth. Justi6able, per-
laps; Andy would never have adjourn
Ell in honor Of Reed.
AZ church festival at English, In
'llana. five men were shot and mortally
wounded. Ifthis isa feature Of church
festivals up there. other entertainments
mnst be real jolly.
zen. Z. Burd Grubb informs the
government that Spain can negotiate
~ reciprocity treaty before 1892.
SPANS head is level. Grover will be
treaty-maker then.
Talk of making Natchez, Red River
\ Texas, the small road running from
Nldalia, opposite Natchez, a standard
gauge, and extending it to Alexandria.
lie a good thing for Natchez.
Old Hickory day. Jan. Sth, approprl-
ately celebrated in New Orleans. But
ITS dollars to dOughnuts if the British
wanted New Orleans cotton forufca-
tions just now, they would be handed
over without a murmur.
Kean, the Chicago banker, who pro-
iessed to do business on Christian prin-
clples and offered to pay his creditors
hfty cents on the dollar, has been in
dicted by grand jury operated solely
on business principles.
The Indians refuse to treat for peace
with anybody but the Great Father"
Great Father".is good. Harrison APP
preclates it when he calls the roll at
breakfast, and sons. daughters, sons in
law, and grand children answer Here"
The Delaware statesmen convened
IN legislative assembly last week. The
south has had no use for Delaware
atesmen since said statesmen bicker-
cd and quaneled over old Salisbury
until a Radical was sent to the United
States senate.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Three Killings IN Calhoun county
last week. al deeply dcplorcd"
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Radicals, backed by an unscrupulous
clerk and prejudiced supreme court,
captured the New Hampshire legisla-
ture, elected a governor that had been
beaten at the polls and will choose
Bill Chandlers nominee to succeed
Educational Bill Blair. And yet this
same Blair has the brazen eifrontery to
suggest cutting down Mississippi's rep
resentatiJn on the ground that negroes
are disfranchised. The Democrats of
Connecticut. Rhode Island, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont have been disfran-
chlsed for the past fifty years.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Fual vote on the silver bill will be
take ii the senate to-day.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Don Cameron reelected senator from
Pennsylvania.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Deplorable tragedy near Lumberton,
last week. Sheriff Shivers and'posse,
in attempting to arrest one Forrest
Favrc, murderer illegally released by
an ignorant justice of the peace, were
fred on by Favre and his friends, and
pitched battle ensued. The sheriff
and one of his posse we're badly wound
ed. Forrest Favre was killed, and
Thos. Favre wounded, Latest advices
confirm our suspicious that the tragedy
is deeply deplored." !"
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Paul Conrad is President Of Louisi.
am Lottery. vice NJ. A. Dauphin, dead.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

w. II. Person, charged with murder
at Memphis, sentenced to five years in
the penitentiary, Thursday.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

aThe use OF 'Castoria Is so universal and
fts merits 50 well known that IL seems work
of superprogation TO endorse IL, Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castorla
within easy reach.
CARLOS MAKrxr, ID. d.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdaie Reformed Church
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Danger of overflow a false alarm.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Stereotype for entelprising newspa-
Icr.-M d. d.: Murder Deeply De
ll1rel.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14
j. H..Cordon.
Poit Gibson, March 9th.
THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE
ocated two miles west of
LOtHFtU Two HIIIth Wtsk UI
Edwards, binds County, Mississippi

Has opened its session for the pres
cnt year; and solicits an increased
patronage. A new boarding ball
40 By % feet, two stories high, will
be completed in few weeks.E Tui-
ton 81 90 per month. Tuition and
board 80 co. Colored students of
both sexes from five years upward
are admitted. AMI information will
be ehcorfully given Ly addressing,
j. B. LEHMAN. ID. $ ph ID.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Kean, the Chicago banker, who pro-
iesscd to do business on Christian prin-
clples and offered to pay his creditors
hfty cents ON the dollar, has been in
dicted by a grand jury operated solely
on business principles.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Old Hickory day, Jan. sth, appropr-
ately celebrated in New Orleans. But
ITS dollars to doughnuts if the British
wanted New Orleans cotton foru6ca-
tions just now, they would be handed
over without a murmur.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

supreme court decides the Cracker
Trust illegal. Crackers viii nov 20
,luwn.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Talk Of making Natchez, Red River
\ Texas, the small road running from
Nidalia, opposite Natchez, a standard
gauge, api extending it to Alexandria.
lie good thing for Natchez.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14
for Infants and Children.

tcastorIa is 80 well ADAPTED to children that
recommend It as superior TO any prescription
known 70 me-" IT. A. AEczEz, NJ D.,
III So. oxford ST., Brooklyn, N x.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

C@storia cures Colic, Constipatloz,
Sour Stomach, Disrrh0a. Eructntion,
Kills Worms. gives shsep, and promotes di
gestion,
without injurious medio@tiou-
For several years have recommended
your Cagtoria, and ahal always continue 70
do so as 1t has Invariably produced beneficial
results"
KDwIN F. PAsDm. NJ. D..
1The wEnaArop." 18th Street and 7th Ave-,
New York City.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

keur0fgir Persons
And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or oyerwork will be relieved by taking
BroUn's Iron Biffsrx. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed rcd lines on wrapper
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Gen. Z. Burd Grubb informs the
government that Spain can negotiate
~ reciprocity treaty before 1892.
SPANS head is level. Grover will be
treaty-maker then.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

The Indians refuse to treat for peace
with anybody but the Great Father"
Great Father"is good. Harrison APP
preclates it when he calls the roll at
breakfast, and sons, daughters, sons in
law, and grand children answer Here"
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

At church festival at English, In
'liana. five men we're shot and mortally
wounded. Ifthis isa feature Of church
festivals up there. other entertainments
must be real jolly.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

Another revolution in Chill. It's a
chilly day that reports no revolt in
south America.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1891-01-14

The Delaware statesmen convened
an legislative assembly last week. The
south has had no use for Delaware
atesmen since said statesmen bicker-
cd and quareled over old Salisbury
until a Radical was sent to the United
States senate.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-16
BY One Of His Own Party.

Eugene Register Hon. James
". Slater ,One u the railroad c"mmis-
sioners removed by Gov. PenuOyer,
writes an open letter to that dlguita-
~ In which he reviews the work Of
the commission and the governors
treatment VI them while ia office;
al ~ the injustice Of his insinuatioDs
sn the order removing them, and
the falsity of his allegations In his
communications tO the legislature.
The letter occupies nearly four col
umns space 10 the OreRonian, and,
II Is a very interesting summing up
Of the whole matter. Mr. Slater
treats It in very dignified manner,
using the governors own words to
prove him false aud vindictiye.
Everybody realized the imperfect
ness of the law as II stood, and felt
the need Of certain amendments
that could have been very easily ef-
fected II the ambition Of PennOyer
10 bc dictator had not undertaken
its destruction. Mr. Slater shows
that during bis term Of Once, re-
duclions Ia freight charges on the
o. X. a n. company roads alone
amounting a. Sl65, 900 were secured
through the effort Of the commis-
sion. This reduction was nearly all
due To "A lowering of rates for trans
porting the products Of agriculture.
II is refreshing 10 know that one Of
the staunchest men in his own party
has the grit to resent the unjust
lmputations Of Pennoyer against the
law and its administrators. Many
republicans suffered themselves 10
be hoodwinked by his action on the
"Bull Run water BILL" which WAS
used by the governor aud his party
TO hide the multitude Of sins com
mltted otherwise against the true
Interests Of the state. The bait
worked like q charm, but the mask
will fall OF In due time.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-16

a-G-sri-.-C T0u E-l- Z 0f 51C2--lE here
F'i.yHc511-Tas- thought soIEe q prac-
rcf1g among ycu.
Cpizcu-See here, young m8n. there's 2
FuJ1 CpeIFlg here for man zs UI1eT-
g-z1ds be blz- bE We don't want 20 JTrs-
tlc.1ig- . erIse-lI-zss-ltII-s,- I-s,-11ctJrfHJ Nh1t
40 U11t
Many TINES -o-ran call On th1tr family
T--sI Icz--s- suffering. g. they imagine. Ous
from dyspepsia another from heart dis
esz-, zUT-8gT from liver Or EidIey disease.
allItllg from nervous eTLausrlCl OF pros
tratl1l, another wgtE pain here Or there,
Er1 lu r-ls way t1-T a. prs1s-ut. alike q
t1-rlselv4s ana ti=fr ezs~-C1Iug ana IL
dGsr-lt 0T over busy doctor, BepzEgtE
ard distinct Cs-zsn5- for which h urs-
B-T1baz bis pi--s E-1 rCti0Is. 6E5urliIg
t1-- q - such. wien In res-lI-y, they an
al only ggvl t0Tg caused y some womb
cl=g----. ne T-TE.--a-. ignorant n The
CaI=z ~ sL-r-.l- rlllLrag-z rs gTIc-
IT, L1-l large t-- ar made. I1s suf-
fe--g rl-lour rr.5 20 tr-ter, h-r pro Cba-
by worse - r--zIl II TIE CA.ay. wrDnE
trfzz-llelt and CCI-gglcL complications
V1T1lH FTE-sC-4T T.-lCl Cfrrr-r1 g. tfe cIfts-
would have removed the disease. cisre-I.r.
a. r11le Cl=-rlszirg Ey-p-g-z. Eld iu-ti-
tue cy'Ligrt instead q prolonged rlis1ry.
It's tDe only rileC.l 1e FOR the v-Ca .--.1-sass
ezJl--ltles and painful oeraugerlout
peculiar 20 women. sold by druggists.
uE1er positive guarantee that il vii
give Ez-lsfact-oo ~ ererp c16s, or prlCG
pad for il viii b promptly refunded.
DH. PIERCE'S PELLETS regu-
late and cleanse the liveT. stomach an
Dywels One a dOse. Sold ~ druggists
= o. = y-zL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-16
sALEN MARKEr REPORT.
A synopsis ~ The Warkets-Buyfng and
selling Prices.

HETAJL PEifE1.
REYfsED QUOTATfDNs.
Shoulder sugar cgred.pef .bIZZ
ams-sozsf cured, peru,. Ize
BEEF "a mr..
Pork n lZJZc.
MuttDn--lJn ~ Mr..
Neal-l0N n IZlZc.
Tlm0tby seedZP per pound. nc selling.
Red clover sesd-PeY pound. H.
White clover seed-Per pD1nd, ~.
AlslSe-I5c pr pound.
l,eo top ~ pr pound.
Lincoln Grsss-l25<c pr pouEd.
Rye Grass-l0c pr pound.
Orchard Grass lie pr pD1n1.
BeaDs-syc per 10.
Oat rneal--at 5c.
Canned Frult- -Peachee. . ~ sp--c.
q ~ DiacKDerr.es. - cyrI. t--- C-1.C4-
b " tomatoes o. ~ strng osals O. .,
zTeeH pfzs gl ~ pr doz- I1 tUg l3 cans
box; pear liz pr box, g-afez 81 = ~ -'1'I
pDtab1es ~ amt - far-ll - g o.
guiDces 81 - pr Dgsoei. ~. I11s = 80 u.
flsh- H4lIDyl 7Nlle ~ ~ star gen is-
-c yer ~ small 1si 2 d. p,er l-r tfa-ltli a1-
)D1 lz5sc pr ID, sa-' salmon, el.c per u.
BUYrsg rEC1L
Mheaf--l1El r. Del
PI0ur-PeT tarre.. tf.sl. best - It,s.
lats-F-r uls-se.. 8. 3 -
Hz~ley- Per tlgsna. ~.
BraB--Fer i1u- 81 - 81 mill, saese1-
-lDTIA-Pe7 tDL. - . s1r.el.
Ch-T.-Per w. sZ-B saeEe1
EDts--k lC-sc a. ~ paT ID.
EEE--.Gr p-r cgzsl-
P91a.ya--Psy Da.8el 30
Crru flezi--1e peg pound.
Che-s5--l4elFe Jssy py1Lc
Drisd p.Ir-ls-Per h. 5e-e.
Dr.eC pTl1ez-Per lt L1rlye
EupJr1e1 prUues ~ per u.
kuHraara= ID -. rsaH rr.r ffa~ aFrHlN
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-16

A WONAS - 5cANT ATTIBE.-A
few evenings since queer OocDr-
rence tFanspired in the eastern pr
tiyn Of the city, which va q source
u much vague speculation. A.
Capt. II. LaDBing, left biz residence
shortly after dark % 20 W town
be Ote-.rgsd q figure clad 10 " white
standing by bis gate. He passed by
bat the figure remained immOyable.
He thought 1t queer proceeding
aud turned and walked back 10 in.
vestigate II. The figure, which va
found b. be woman 10 scant attire,
hastily fed when she found she was
discovered, and made her escape iD
the darkness. Whether she was q
burglar ia disguise Or some one try
ing 70 play the ghost il not known.
Albany Herald.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-16

only q few hundred have sufficient
wealth and leisure 10 become regu-
lar patrons Of a place Of Amusement;
and until we have a considerable IN
crease Of population We cannot e1-
pect much improvement in the pat
rOnage Of the present Or any other
ball that may BE- built. Whenever
the patronage will justify the ex-
penditure the improvement Of hall
accommodations will quickly follow.
LBO WILLIE,
One u the prOprietOrs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-16
- CaILeelInn ot rearl..

The finest private collection % pearls IN
France belong % Mile. posue, sistcr-in. law
ot th0rs It's valued at ,SoNO francs
Nine Ihlers, her sister, shortly before her
dealh, gave to the State pearl necklace
worth loAupirlnys. THIS necklace is now
In iho lhirrs Museum Boa lue Louvre The
bufhfsn ltrs, WHO, after Mile posue.
has 'ho huvst jewels of aI French women,
possesses "a diamond necklace valued al
L@n"o francs Nine. Henry Say has
he'A.aee of white and black pearls worth
t4h0u francs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-16

Alice AtberIon the Popular Actress
sAys, z. =. Holden: During the
prevailing cold weather ! have
suffered from severe cough. ] am
pleased 10 state that ] received great
relief from the use Cf your Ethereal
Cough Syrup
ALICE ATHEKTON.
San Francisco, Peb. 10, 1879
Large size 10, small - cents. for
sale BY all Druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-16

TINS soap weed d, now beluF utlHtri f1r
maalug soap Tor market a t.elory has
eccn started at Guthrie ana Ntuita. Kan.
where thc weed gruWs p.ruufuUy Tue
pioneers % tho plains discovered us use
forty years aso. The r1oL without any
manipulation, Is an vNogIleut substitute for
. bar of soap