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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
Aftamnt at LYncLinS.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Dec. 1.-The county
Jail, situated in the very center OF the
city, was surrounded by a mob Of 80 in
furiated people shortly before midnight
last night. thirsting for the blood OF
Charles Bissow, a ravisher, confined with
I in its walls.
The man is an all round criminal, and
this latest crime was an outrageous as
sault ON a little girl named Blanche Slaton,
years of age. living in the northeastern
part of the city.
A few men gathered in the rear of a sa-
loon in the same portion of the city and the
crowd was soon added to. Then descent
was made upon the Jail by fifty sturdy fell
lows and in the march a force of 200 men
Joined in.
The Jail, a fimsy old structure, was en-
tered, but the mob got no further than the
stroug doors of the Office. At one time
they were on the point of going IN. but the
sheriff and his officers cleared the room by
"a hard effort.
Once dispersed the backbone Of the mob
weakened and with cries of "We want the
brutei" Lynch him!'' Give him to US %
! etc, the men remained outside.
The Office again filed, but there was
no further attempt at breaking into the
body of the jail.
Twenty minutes after the first attempt
the Jail was surrounded with officers. The
ringleadeis held another meeting within
two squares of the jail few minutes
later, and plan was formed 10 break into
a blackshop in the vicinity and secure
more tools and make an attack at O'Clock
this morning.
A force of several hundred stone masons
with some laborers in the pork packing es-
adjustments organized in the southern
part of the city at late hour and was ex-
pected at o'clock
At o'clock the mob had dispersed and
the jail was full Of poiice.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
NO CHURCH INTERFERENCE.
The Brazilian Government Resents
Priests in Poliiics-Grave Rumors

The Brazilian Government Resents
Priests in Politics-Grave Rumors.
LONDON, Dec. The Standard says:
The Brazilian government has dismissed
the papal nuncio at Rio Janeiro and has in
timated to the vatican that Brazil is will
ing TO maintain relations with the vatican,
but will not tolerate ecclesiastical inter-
ference with politics. Unless the vatican
acquiesces the Brazilian minister to the
vatican will be recalled
The latest dispatches from Rio Grande
do Sui are of an alarming nature The
national guard has been modified and
fears are entertained that the issue will
be grave one.
The authorities of Rio Grande do Sui are
obstinate in their refusal to comply with
orders from Rio Janeiro instructing them
to reinstate the former Off cials Of the state
and a conflict with the federal authorities
may be looked forward to unless better
counsel prevail
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
OFFICIALS REBUKED,
A California Grand Jury Scores Onlccl
for . Chinese Lynching.

A California Grand Jury Scores Omeers
for Chinese LynehIng.
BRIDGEPORT, Cal, Dec. 1.-The grand
Jury has rendered a lengthy report of its
investigation of the death of All Quong
Tia, the Cbinaman who was tortured and
cut to pisces by Indians. All Quong Tia
was charged by the coroner's
jury with the murder of Poker
Tom, an Indian who was
found cut to pieces. The report SAYS the
Justice of the peace discharged An Quong
from custody when the evidence was suffi-
Gent to hold him, and that the prosecuting
attorney did not object when counsel for
the defense moved a dismissal against de-
PENDANTS wish, well knowing that their
client would be murdered if left unpro-
tected.
The report finds that when defendant
was discharged the court refused to give
him protection, but left the court and an
nounced the result of the examination on
the street Three or four Indians
then rushed into the court room.
seized Quong, took him to the
outskirts of the town and cut him to
pieces alive. The sheriff had positive
knowledge of what was going on, but re-
fused to protect the victim unless paid for
it. The Indians, who were from the gov
eminent reservation at Walker Lake.
New, were encouraged in their criminal
act and abetted by some citizens of the
town.
The report concludes: ''The police Of.
fcers Of this town utterly failed in their
duty, and have thereby caused a cloud of
shame and disgrace to hang over our peo-
pie. The action OF the deputy district
attorney is also severely condemned. All
Quong was born in California and con-
sequently was q citizen of the United
States.'
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
NEBRASKA CRIMINALS.
A Terrible Story Of Blood Told By q
Convict.

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. George C. Bull.
lock, a o.avict in for burglary, related q
remarkable story Of crime to a newspaper
man to-day. 1t contains so much of wick.
edness that it seems almost incredible,
He is only Is years old. He says
that at Geneva, Ill, August GO, 'sS,
he and two others were engaged In
house robbery and his companions were
arrested and he was overtaken in his at.
tempt to escape At the court house BY two
policemen He pulled his revolver and
after firing eleven shots all escaped
and both policemen were dead.
After coming to Nebraska he was taken to
Illinois on charge Of burglary, but scquit-
ted. Then ohum threatened to peach on
him and he and smother chum induced tho
threatener 70 60 70 the country ct nieht
where they killed him and
left the Impression Of suicide In 20
he and another attempted to burRlartss Q
widows house and she defended her prop.
erty. She was murdered and the house
burned to ailay susp!oios. He says eli
three crimes have bssa g1swing q his
oonsoisaoAa I'd - must ee0Ssss. snd vhsa
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
No Carr 70 Haul wheat.

ATcnIsoN, Kan, Dec. lit is estimated
that there are 5000 bushels Of wheat
stored in the elevators and vacant build
ings in Gaylord, Smith county, Kan, a,
the present time. 1t has been impossible
to secure cars to carry it and
buyers have been compelled to turn
grain away because they had no room to
store it. The only cars dealers have hsd
for the last three weeks are occasional
ones tina: come in loaded with merchan.
disc. The same condition of affairs exists
In several other Western Kansas towns.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
A GRAND NIGHT PARADE.
Thirty Thousand Catholic Men and Boys
Honor the Venerable Prelate.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. IA grand sight In
the way of a torchlight parade it was the
privilege of St. Louisans to witness last
night when $4,000 Catholics turned out to
do honor to the most Rev. Archbishop
Kenrick as a closing testimonial Of the
days ceremonies. Thirty thousand torch
bearers, representing the fifty-two
parishes of the city and many Wis
iting delegations from surrounding
towns, marched through the resident
portion of the city and past the
Archiepiscopal residence, each parish sa-
luting as it passed. Hundreds of trans
parencies were borne by the march ers,
bearing euloyistic phrases. Each parish
was accompanied by band and the effect
Of the $500 torches was something gor-
geous.
\ At the archbishop's residence on Lin
dali avenue a stand had been erected
from which the parade was reviewed
by many prominent citizens. As
the head of the procession reached
the stand Governor Francis in his
carriage raised his hat and bowed to the
archbishop and Cardinal Gibbons, who
were witnessing the display from a window,
the two latter returning the salute in q
most gracious manner. Next came Mayor
Noonan, and the city fathers and city
officials who performed the same courtesy
jaad received like recognition.
All along the line of march the sidewalks
and half the streets were one mass of
humanity. The police escort had the
greatest difficulty in making passage for
the marchers who walked eight abreast
The windows of every residence along the
route were also full, and every available
space was filed with men and women,
many Of whom were old and decrepit, but
who could not restrain their enthusiasm.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
Blaine First, Harrison Next.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-The Vanderbilt
party arrived by a special train from New
York last night. In an interview Mr..
Depew said: There is nodivision of SEN
timent in the Republican party
as to Blaine if he becomes
candidate for the nomination.
Nothing on earth can prevent his nomina-
tion if he desires it. If he does not Presi-
dent Harrison will be the nominee. There
will be no contest in the convention on
that question. As to the present relations
between the two am told by each of them
that they perfectly understand one an
other
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
A Wealthy Penn.ylvaninn Killed.

WARREN. Pa, Dec. "A. X. Blood, a
wealthy oil man about 30 years of age, was
thrown from his horse Tuesday evening
and instantly killed His lfe was insured
for nearly s3J0,0Jj. He leaves wife and
two children. His wealth is estimated at
s55O,O0o. He was the largest oil operator in
the northern region and was the owner Of
the largest carbon black works in the
country.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
Four Death. I'm a Der,ilmen,.

New YORK, Dec. S.-Last evening tho
rear car of a passenger train on the Harlem
railroad which left the Grand Central
depot was thrown from the track at a
switch and three employees of the road and
an unknown man were killed and two
brakemen injured.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
Count kalnoky Fully ExpI,Ins.

ROME, Dec lit is reported that Count
Kalnoky has explained to Count Nigra, the
italian ambassador at Vienna, that in his
recent speech in the Austrian delegation
he did not intend to allude to the integrity
Of Rome, but simply expressed his wish
for the restoration of cordial relations be-
tween the vatican and the quirinal, SO as
to dispel international anxiety.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
IL SW 4

In the mstt-r Of the assignment Of Chsrl.s
koock, sssignee's notice of the allowance
of demands.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned
thst l, David 7. CLANCY, the assignee Of
Charles Kooek, have appointed Monday,
the 5th dsv Of January, 1892, Is the day,
aud the Office Of S,ngree & Lanm at So
dalia, Missouri, ~ the place when and
where I will proceed publicly to adjust
and allow demands agaiost the estate and
effects of the Aforesaid sssigoor, CHARLIE
Koock, and that I will remain in st,eod-
ance q said place on said day and during
two consecutive days thereafter tor the
above purpose - required By Law.
DAVID 7. CLANCY,
Assignee Of CHARLES KoocK
12.1w4I 6AHGRKE & LAMM,
Attorneys
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
FIRE AT ST. JOSEPH.

Car Barns and Repair shop with Thirty
Two Motor Cars Destroyed.
ST.JosEPH, Mo. 1Dec. IA disastrous fire
occurred at the harms of the Union electric
street railway company this morning
which destroyed al the company's motor
cars on that line, thirty-two in number,
besides the car barn and repair shops.
The fire was caused by an overheated
stove in one Of the cars Loss sec, OO0, in.
surance $50, 900.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
ROBBED BY BOLD BANDITS.

sad Tied Down By Robbers.
WIcHIfA, Kan, Dec. 1.-Yestcrday
afternoon while Mrs viii W. Thompson,
wife Of . wealthy farmer. living Just out.
side the city limits, and he- little daughter
were alone in the house, two un.
fnown mon entered and, with
drawn rovolvers, started toward Mrs.
Thompson with . rope when shs fed
toward the door. but wss stopped BY q
bullet which passed through her dress and
erased her shoulder. She vss then bound
end gaGgsd while the men went through
the house securing 90 In cash and Q Lot
e E1akets and silver spoons and forks.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given. that letters Of
Administrative, on the estate Of Burl l.
p ,rter, deceased. were granted to the nm.
designed on the 2ist day of November,
1891. by the prob ate court If Pet is county.
Missouri. All persons having claims
sgain:t said estate are required to exhibit
then for allowance to the administrator,
within one year after the date of said let
ter, or they may b. precluded from any
benefit Of such estate; and If such claims
he not exhibited within two years from
the date Of this publication they shall be
fore er barred.
THIS Dist day Of November, 1891.
ADDIE PORTER.
12SW It Admin sir, [ x.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
present term Is out VIII stand trial In

h S present term Is out VIII stand trial In
Illinois.
A gang of counterfeiters operating in
Nebraska and river cities has been ar
rested at Beatrice. They are Dave En-
slow, James Carpenter, o. S. and William
Petty. Their mint WAS at Cut or lake,
Omaha, and they are supposed 20 have
circulated $1,000 in spurious coin.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08

MANCHESTER, Dec. IA mysterious
explosion occurred in the market at Black.
burn, thirty miles from here, this morn.
ing, BY which three buildings were com.
pletely demelished
1t i feared that st least twenty persons
hsve been killed.
The number Of injured d not known, but
4 must b larga
A. yet no fSason b Known for the disas.
-. but . riga inquiry d being nadA
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
THE CARP
HissDrri Pas
Missouri, Kansas & Te xs&

Missouri, Kansas & Texas
SOUTH BOUND.
Arrive. D~pArl
Day Texasexpress-...5:45p p. m. oils y V
Night Texas express-S:55 a. N. 9lsa 8,
NORTH BOUND.
Arrive. S.rsrt
Day Texas express Sis a. m. lOid \ y
NightIexas express. 5:50p. m. e;'0 :. y
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08

Mrs. jefferson Davis has sued the Bed
fords for violation of their contract.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
Extra Famine Relief Measures.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Dec. lin the famine
stricken districts the government is doing
everything in its power to relieve the dis
tress. 1t is reported that the authorities
have decided to buy all the grain now in
the hands of private persons in some OF
the distressed districts and then to
give to everybody sufficient grain TO sup
port life The sale of the grain, it
is said, will be compulsory 1t the prices
which ruled on the days the prohibitory
DEGREES were issued.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
A Protection Mad Statesman.

BERLIN, Dec. lin the debate on the
budget in the reichstag yesterday Herr
Huene, a leading member of the center
party, held that the customs due must be
upheld. He did not believe that reduc-
ton in the corn duties would bring lower
prices to the consumer. The center party
would support the government on any
question which involved the dignity and
prestige of the empire.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08

&AkYlAQY can get valuable secret that
ooG me- 500 and . rubber shield for 20 cauta
Mr.. v. u. APP. CO.
116 ~. 0th STREET q. LOUIE, NO.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08
Lexington Branch.

Arrive. Ip-psn
Kansas City express 1880 p. m. F+'7 -.
Kansas CITY express 1890 a. m. 3:i5 p. n.
Local Frsight......... 300 p. m. 1850 n I'd,
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Sedalia and Warsaw

oCudltss anu w dESa4W
Arrive. l'-p-,.
Passenger h e,press.10:i5 a. m. 4.' =.
sDaily, exrpnt SUNDAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-10
AFTER THE GRIP
COMES PNEUMONIA.

And no disease is more deadly than Paeumonis
following 40 attack II Grip The horui Grip
which spares few, Leaves the liver gorgei, the
lungs weak AND sensitive the nerves shattered
every vital force below par No wonder that
Pneumonia takes quick advantage of system
thus reduced sli runs It's rapid aad fa'al oolr'si
Yet Do, one need suffer nor despair, for tho
longest tried and best known q ell specifics Is
MItAIn aa-N reAcl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-30
TIE FIRST FELLOW.
HOWARD A. BANKS, OF ASHsV'lle,
CHOSEN az THE ALUMNI.
Four Others to Be Eiectcd-Audstor san-
dcrlin Ready for Dmty-Neariy AL the
state Exhibits tn Place.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispaich.l


RNLrraH. N. O.. September 2a.-Thc
State University to-day selected its first
fellow. lie is Howard A. Banks, OF Ashc-
vile. q graduate Of Davidson College.
There are FIVE fcllowships. each yielding
t2oo annually and free tuition. Banks has
the honor Of being the first man to be
given such position in North Carolina.
There were four other applicants for 1t.
These fellowships are founded by the
alumni.
REDUCE EXPRESS RATES.
General Superintenden Luke. OF the
Southern Express Company, arrived here
to-day and will tomorrow appear before
the Railway Commission, which now un..
dertskes to reduce the express rates aud
make the tariff schedules simpler. There
will be "a considerable reduction IN
charges.
State.Auditor Sanderlin, who has been
disabled ever since the railway disaster
near Statewide, was to-day informed 10y
his physician that he could GO 10 his ofilc,
tomorrow.
The workers at the Southern
Exposition were still further in
creased in numbers to-day. and have
done wonders in the way of ar
rangements. II is now clear that nearly
all the State exhibits will be III place by
tomorrow night ready FOR the opening
Some OF the county exhibits and some pr
vate ones will not be entirely ready b,
that day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-30
PERSON Al


WANTED, By A YOUNG LADY
w POSITION As HOOK-KFEPEH, TYPE
WRITER OR STENOGRAPHER. Best Of re-
fcrences given. Address Miss H., VIZ east
I cirh s,raet Sc 30-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-30
BY Bowman, Boswell e shumah'
Real Estate AuctiOnoers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Fulton PROPERTY FRAME DIV ELL
mo SIX ROOMS. ~ GOOD RElAlk-DtSini,A, y
EiY LOCATED, On wILLIAMst 4 hn 81 =
ME NEAR THE RICHMOND CEDaI "D rnIa.j
SPOKE AND WHEkI~WOkxs: md Uibh III,
NASI'FACTORIEs IN THE las ihkN fyk-
TION or CITY. WHICH MAhE - ~ e NJ, r.
nEsIRABLEASA HOME AT MODbRA T. to -,
oP PRopFRTY FOR RENTAL PURPOSES
WIrCu WILL BRING A GOOD lNCvMt.-
virtne ~ n decd ~ trust. dated September 10
isso and recorded IN Drci-hook lIS Il. page
300 Ienrico County Court, defhdt ha'lhs Uo'i
made In payuent Oi debts secur"i' anu az r.
quest of beneficiary in his decd, We WIZ -" W
public auction, on tho promises on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER :, 1881,
NJ 4.3o p. NJ. the PROPERTY dos ribei IA sald
decd. IA follows: Al that cortnh PiE' On
PARCEL OF LAND. with AL tho improvement
now or watch may be hereafter Dit,"h ,h'i 10
living and being IN the county 81 h"nricp, ~
oiou. one mile from the southeast liilll-oi .'i.H
nond citv aud fronting on the south Inc ~ me
Williamsburg turnpike 30 feet. thence running
hack In a s0uthcry direction 2Oi 'eet prt"rrH
uarallcl lines. adjoining the land conyeycc H. ~
Andrews On the Yves. nnd that soli j. T.. htVNi
on the ea9t. and being the same real "sta'" con-
yoycd 10 said &. g. Farcst by y. r. Bean tih -
A. Wallace and their wives Oy deed Jatc1 GA VI"
18Th 81 July, 1889.
TERMS or SALE: Cash sufficient 20 pay oXp"n-'
Of sale and payments now IN default VI s'''s-
factory terms may be- arranged - salc.
:. u. BOWMAN,
a. w. KOSENE, Trustees.
JAMES HARTLEY
BOWMAN, BOSWELL * sHUMtN, Auctoneefs.
so2G2p, Oci i,O&1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-30
AUCTION sALEs-Thts Day.
Il. X. Chafln & Co.,
Real Estate Anctionccrs,
No north Tenth street.

yu,RTISTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
vTpy ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE
,wpt6VrD RIAL ESTATE IN THE RAPIDLY
iWpR0yiNG WESTERN srhCRB-; LOCATED
~ ..RovE AVENUE, WITH GOOD DWELL
iNu AND OUT-BuILDiNGS.-By virtue OF two
d.ods OF trust, the nrtt dated hpth IA. inVu,
..'.o,,od In Deed Book 100 A, page ~, aud tho
socond dated June II, 1891. recorded IN Decd
TooI 130 A. page $50. IIcnrico County Court,
Scfarlt having been made In payment OF debts
s.sure and at request OF b"n"'c'.il'S' "o WIZ
sell by public auction. on the premises ON
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1891.
..ukp NJ tho PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN
S.Ip DEEDS ~ all that lot OF lhnh with im-
movements thereon, ying nnd being IN thc
county Of llenrico, Va. near IN" Western linus
~ Ri,hmoud ON the north lins oi 'r0ye avenue: :
'ammcn,ins AT the intersection Of Rowland
stroc, thence casiwarily and fronting IN Grove
avouue 10 feet inches. thence nv rlght angles
nnrthwardly within parable, Tines l's feet .
Inches to an alley twenty feet vide, being lot
No ln1. i'm plan ~ sidney. being part 81 the
roai c.,oto formerly owned by Andrew j. Wrny.
This property II located In arhpldiyinprOving
pciyh h,rhOol in the GROWING West End. has
VERY good improvements, anu must grow IN
vainc being directly Ia the limo OF the city >
growth on Grove avenue. :, .
6rst-class investment and should attract th- at
tnniion Of parties seeking either.
TrRus: Whilst the deeds require cash for ex-
ponscs and the debts due-say s".l}1oe under
nrst and $4,000 under second deed NOR" hDe-
raj terms Will DO announced ~ hour ~ snlo.
' JjLlt rIkAiS.
W. j. " ESTMOOD,
X. Il. CilAtiIN,
Trustees IN First Decd:
u. RAND. WEXFORD,
TRUSTEE In Second Deed.
Sale by X. d. CHAPLIN q Co., Auctioneers.
sc24
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AUCTION sAL bs--r "' VT "-,|>>->.
By Cabcll d Wilson,
Rcni Hs,ate Agents and Auct'oncers'
No north Tenth stfcot.


u,Rr-sTEEy AUCTION SALE OF a
WAY VALUABLE TRACT OF ,, GRV yoI,,,
IN CHELSEA HILL, TO0EIubn 1880
VI, kWE dwellings THEREON. v,t'u co.
= srust. aeei from w. A. James anu w ".
mons. trustees for Mary r. .,.'' ',md.rs,nncd
cic,no,s and W. q. Clemons 10 tno unue' st,s
.l.u"n III, o." :" $500 and recorded In The Cieiks
u r,. -, AGO County Court In Deed-'vpx i3I
A mage 4O.. defiant having been Ihauo y, 49,"
nm ynent of n norton Of the debt tho,.oy 49,
pnyn , :. ,n,,ired 20 To do by the benenciares
therein named, we will soil by puphc au'"'"' y"
the premises. on ,.o,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. lsvl'
.,.pv Tho PROPERTY described IN sa'n
:. IT,, 40 10, an that lot Of land In Bo"iihg
rrca,r irsnrir, county, bounded as follows: D'-
,,nniny M mo southwestern intersection Di e".
HowIinv Green road and new slfec' =, -
wide called Hin street, thence riiill'n IL g.,
warily 1906 icct, thence s0uth"atr -, a., |,
thence eastvariiy 2JS iect W nv ., ,a,inning
thence along eaid road 20T feet 10 INC p's'li,'E
rb,. s,rounJ has boon plated and two lots haso
haen .oid thcrc,rofn. A plat o. the property e',l
he secn at tho nuctoucers. 1ho W. .
ON the property consist OF iour tout III go,
Dwellings which are convenient 70 DIN ~. -.
npenkc aud Ohio shops and mo h"n' ,. -
motive Works. These houses Ut" "'""'s NV
ana viii rent well. ,. ,or q, ex
This sale presents nu opportunity avt IN ~
cellent Investment or speculation ny ,ra,
from the improyernents Will pay COCA ih''''s'
on tho amount invested and wiz ehaD'o viz W.
yestor TO carry the property ~ DO 'or.. to
GEORGE. Jbff EhSoS'
T.. ULLMANN,
J. [. TALIAFERRO,
ooa Trustees.
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Alsbamn's schOol-ChtidreD.

BIgMINGHAM. Ala, September 29.-An
enumei ion Of the schOOl-childrcn In Alabama
between the ages Of seven and twenty-One. In
elusive. has Just been completed. The totals
are: Whites, 3O1 .O53: cOiOrci, @39.92J. Tho
increase for two years has been il,eS1 whites
and l2,a6s colorod-a large prCpOrtionate gain
Tor tho latter.