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The Racing Board OF the League OF American Wheel.
mon has been busy the past week making suspensions
OF racing men who have violated ruie OF tho rules
governing racing in this organization. Messrs W. Gould
l. Bradley. o. Reynolds J. brewster. ". Plumb and W.
Hubbsl all Of Birminx Conn, suspended for
thirty days Ms,sr. W. fayssouX L >. Goodberry. :.
erick, J. ". AdamA }. Frederick. 7. s Allen. and +.
Cook receive tho official suspension for sixty days
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NATToNrS ClESSHuEBLER WATER

Is an absolutely puro, natural. and most de-
lightful table beverage. 1t Is tonic In Its
effects. Itself delicious beverage. 1t may
be drank without reserve. while for mixing
with acid wines It is unrivalled.
Added either to our own native c.arets or
to the imported rod wines il forms au ideal
combination.
ElSNER & MENDELSON CO.,
Importers, Barclay st.. New York.
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Athletics by the Sea.

LoSG BEAcH. Aug Ia-Things were snlrened here to-
day by walking match between Courtandt C.. Clarke
and Leut u. c. Squire Of the United States Army. Tho
course from tho hotel g. Point Lookout and return
estimated at nine mi .. Clarke won in hour ~ min
squire pulling In twelve minutes later Tho tina
Il crsdtable consoles the contest was walked o.
the sauds Clarke III princstonian and play ed on
the university foolbAll and baseball teams.
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Doub,e su,c,de in . coun,v Jail

BUFFALO. Aug. ia double suicide oc-
Cured IN tho Erie county jail Mt noon to- day.
Two insane women. Anna Gorosowski and
Catherine Schmidt harRed themselves with
pieces OF bed clothing within twenty minutes
of ench other
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Ths postponed shoot Of the Atlantic Rod and Gun
Club for the 'Qumby Medal nttwenty blue rock each
WAS shot of yesterday At Consy Island. Dick wimsus
the medal with H. Next to him were u. Wander.
veer. L.. and W. A. Weber, II.
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New York Ge-n.. Gun Club.

rhs regular shoe. Of the Glenmore Rod and Gun Club
ct Dexter Park Long Island yesterday had eighteen
shooters They shot At eight live birds each for the
"EpptR prize" J. 1ostz won the prize with eight
straight Tomford took second prize with seven and
r Gsrms JE. HUI and Dehst tied for third rrize In
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Brooklyu beat. Philadelphia.

Al time Philadelphia could boast OF as fine col.
lection Of handbsl players as could be found In the
country. Champion Casey. Barney NcQuace and Vim.
Courtney have each had soais experience with tho
Quaksrs and tho latter always prove to be formidable
opponents After the retirement Of Tom Eichoas. who
did than any other In that city 10 keep the
old Irish the fore the sport dropped back into
The rnt AMI It 10 only through the ampiton OF mum
Der Of young mon that the game has fresh start
formed In the Quaker Cry with headauarters st the
veteran court sis Csrpnnter street Tho monbersh,p
was not large At tho Start on but Il now n9mo.rs yell
the snort materially. and the sdvancsnsnt shown by
q. IN H. CIR g. % :i.S
Prof John nssins and James Dunne. Jr. tbs amateur
champion Of America IS their repr"ssntatives, fhe
'h'r ''''F'' par
in company With sx:Alde:msn James Dunno. the
Br,oklyn lads visited the quaker Gny or MonGay 10
play tho re- ,sI:. 81 ;I .Ss T.:
.a:' aS% y d Win :eoS. s:
the pUfss.ors haru hitting aud clever service. proved
too severe In the end ami they won by score OF TO
a. They on tn.E 'n.r atnss riFht on tns Eel ~:
the Brookvn lads with tue score 10 10 AGAINST them
they rushed matters with vengeance, and the Gusk,
w.r. BY ne u n.r 1:@1
Cassy's court on or about sept y,
bali H @ ., HR world v NAY on sanasy
AuE . at tho court ~ Iatrck street. Lawlor viii
pay Dsvey and Esrns iublin sbest men, Tor 70 side
hnt ono recognized hannibal! chamrion OF tho world.
Phhptassy ot hr"oslJn lie won Thy titIs IN mate,
second series In BrooElvn NV. ~, The same year
Casey won seven straight In Brook yn anu the match
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Erie Gun Club Shoot,

Tho gold medal of the Erie Gun Club WAS won by p.
Grasf yesterday, At Woodawn Park. Long Island. lie
was the only one to make straight score Of seven II.
Dohrman took second prize AMI c. Iunto third prize
J. Plate and HAYDEN divided fourth prize.
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for Sale OF % 3st-New atrseu.
NOR SALE OR TO RENT CiIEAP-At Little Ferry.
a n. - line hotel, - rooms. choice healthy location
10 minutes walk from depot present owner about TO
retire from business. Address
CIIAS. y. MARSHALL. Little Ferry " J.
rNO RENT-ln East Orange furnished house of twelve
l. rooms, with stable; hva minutes walk from sta
ton Inquire at 10 Arlington
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THE YACHTS At yEBPoRE
Two Races Ia which the Marguerite and
Jeealcn wou.

Nywronr. Aug ln-Jhe sioops Nneola and Jsssca
sailed In the Cherry Diamond race to-day. And the
sehooners iroquois aud Marguerite sailed . match for
$50 side. Tho course for each wM ten miles to
leswsri. from Brsuton Reef Lirhtship and return.
The wind blew strongly from the northeast the start
ana held true until tho two thirds over when
II shifted 10 the southeast
Tie starting sigma, for the sioop race was At
1888 O'Clock. Each boat then broke out spinna
kers aud balloon jib topsas and carried club topsss
tn: Ninees with NJ B.mont a. the helm crossed The
s.s. !''' spia His,fs y :ps
Gu; s.S: ss III. 81
d Win S ~a "a s.
.,.y ;.1 ier ihs mari IN. Tinsoi. s,sdasliy drew
r.: Jessie: s s,Ssi e S'ras " '.' S".'
@ A. 'ss:,: ID H.. u: s:5 ~
.ca unt,I a6.n. me. miles from !hs rnish ihs wind
". i;...% g! y. S..s 3, ~. cham. And msss
r., @ .; an.s in. aFss at
If. NJ: II:
%i.ar :. IS. h.ssns ~. Sst .psnst:s
% aaao. liz
TIIs s"a & S:s ""s Sa
@ & soft .st =; ,n mad, N, g
s"ors ii sia tSs dnrsu.,i,s cam. ssoa. but isi.d 10
n s.h :n Ss Il. sSsG sS *.
From that point on she GRADUALLY draw abe ad Of the
lrcVuoi' ma nav finished an easy winner at %i3la
M. lrequois finished at also. Following is tho
table;
GcAooHERS
Eid,sei Corrected
,,s5s !. Hii.
si.Oors.
M s.Sn H %R s:ss s2 s:
On corrected time the Marguerite beat the Ironuos
minutes ~ secondA Tho JessicR beat the Mineoia .
minutes i seconds The Jessie Minsola race was
sai,rd under l.archmont Club rules and the Mineoia
allowed the Jsssica minutes 40 ssoonda
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Ancient Order of Un,ted wor1m.u Games.

Ancient Order of United WOrkmeu Games.
Tie third annual lsun;on and games OF the Ancient
Or or OF United Workmen Of New York. Kings Queens,
amt Richmond counties Was held . Ion.ss Wood and
Warrington Park yesterday afternoon and evening
Tho ath s,in ard shooting contest,, whirh TOO. ra's
during the afternoon. we're particularly interesting
An event whch brought together All erthuss.c "roNd
Tie smpsrn fancy rub awinying NJ Mics Elsie ste
britt OF Long Island city .
The - yard cd in easy victory for y.
Stisbrit. Of John Arn i.nIg-. queens County. sueb
ritz ~ ado the distance IN 2I1i seconds
T. j, Murphy Of John a Cameron Lodge new fors
The one mile ak won by Philip j Mars Of the
Lyceuin Lodge u hroo>iyu III y minutes and ~
Tho 49, onnd s''ot by y. j. Manning ~
Sparta luuge. who is the champion typewriter OF
AinericS distance Si'fceI
Sparta Lodge arpsrentv has the strong iren of tho
order for the npsrip brother. r. j. DOuo, who
chairman "t The Games tom ni:tee threN the iGp0nnd
hsinmyr rifsst
Isdrs ana EncIh"rn "r Acme Lodge. tbis city. The
winner after a,pritel contest Was greeted W many
= fair on-s smile.
The hoys race was for lais II and under Charley
Strhiiny who ran the quarter NJ mile in IL srconda
claimed ~ interested parties 10 he over 10 years
old Charley howevs. alter many Arguments got his
prize,
In the rits shon match ~ was certainly notable
contest In winch many rNprrt riicmen took rnrt Tho
Ludwig hlAni i"dE''s Issm won the banner Frede
rick srhl, hrard sol o. and G,orgn Young composed
The winnn. cam
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Cricket.

There VAS quite large crowd At Prospect Park yes
terdny to witness the Of the Manhattan and
Brooklyn clubs To the surprise Of all the Brookyns
won the FIRST match by - runs IS. Durant and }. L.
uumbert doing the best work for Brooklyn willis r,
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Board at'antsd.

A REFINED YOUNG LADY. having OCCUPATION dur
"A Ing tho day. wishes room and breakfast
" IN rsspeciabe family or boarding house references
exchanged: state lowest terms: west side not OF
Bath Beath.
TABLE BOARD wanted In the neiRhb orhood Of 42d
Il TO I!th s.s. and Str and eth Avs BOARD. box
No 10 SIM up town Gtflce 49, Broaaway.
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Ao,nrstir Servants stanted.

CnAMBEhMA1D and waitress SIS. sook and Iaun.
onK wanted in private rsm,iy e keen Sasem.n.
ment bell.
Cook.-wan,ed. plan cook AMI girl for homework,
~ &C, in private boarding hsuss :oi West 10th Of.
@ r"oa strong s'r to cook ~as and iron
~ 800 Wet hIstst
s ,G,ss girl fss
No. ia west 18Th st.: Wiybnrss e Gs %" "''F''"SA
psn soo 1 good
rs tSLSs 80 a% W.. ! aS g. .a stair.
III furnished rooms. lst West a2d 81
1.n Sssi ?, sws. for y
gwen to good riT wag's 81 to SO call st!ern oeo.h
NuRsE.-Girl to mind children and make herself uss.
~ ful - month Apply sli 81. NIchol,s Az.
SwEDlsH OR GERMAN oIRL wanted for general
- honsewors. le4 West 22d ct.
VANrED-A smar, rirl for general house work come
w - 'A' VI NJ. !" sSTa. 81, E.,. es.h st, city
II .n f:' 81 sss 4. s s. n.s
eSos t Iii fsE must
f. s. and assist washing and
Observation-Disclosures, SC.
A 'ooD fA'AS MeHr m.h!s . eABAr se2 sd Az
ANEXPERIENcED CARPET LAYER steady work
n IA RivinEtonEt.
RooksINpER.-,oe nn.her on plat, morocco and
MANN, 80 Centre ST., city.
CEAcKER BAKERS wANTEn.-nxr .rl.ne.a men e
''"-''' A'- 1'f D. 1bB MSS sos. New London. Conn
CARPENTERS Wanted. two Irstclass men; none
j. Nj. b ROBINSON. 100 East I.eth st
II EESSNtS MASshR % sS"n T.
n EHEs Sh hsfREsf S:gis s Jacob
CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH wanted at 81 Montgomery
~ St Apply between II aud =
ESGINEER-To run a Is horse power Baxter engine
..ary Hdao.! Gos M sum s once aep"' 'A'
IIoRSEsHoER-w Wanted hors.shoer. Apply at a.
L New St" stony road Paterson. NJ.
l4gs x GoMrosiToHs wanted rLEss RIDGE
MoDELLERS-An architectural figure modellsr also
join EVANS CO.. Boston.
DlOTO"RAplI VIEW OPERATOR; also caller out
PIERCE -oi Franklin av., Brooklyn.
TWO BLACKSMITH THU MEI Il Ii:.rrn ou..n.,,
ITMBRELLAs.-w Wanted. good frame maker and TN
". ". llARklSONS. 100 81 GALWAY New ofk.
T-MRELLAS-Boys wanted who understand frame
~ making. j. W. BRINK. ~. Church 81.
w ANTED-A frat class Job ruler 70 run large shoe
w on shares of profit: u ads established. and live
obtain unusual oneninR: must be temperate
man. Address with reference. H. box 49, sun otnce.
WANTED-A nrst lass, all. around painter who eau
w do passahl. Job u, graining Call at ll5 Cum
berland St. Brooklyn between tho hours OF and y,
Aug 20.
WANTEp-Ag good boy FOR running psrforatnE ma
w chine In bndcry. -
WANTEp-Master workman in iron; those aecns
w toned TO railroad bridge construction. Address
Apply JuiiS d. CRlMM1Ns. III West 3sth St
IVANTEp.A few good lead Elazisrs Apply
w THE TIFFANY GLASS COMPANY. S3S 4th av.
w Call A. NJ. 1856 East cath St
WANTED--A boy to feed ruling machine. 81
w Maiden lane.
WANTHD-rarriaze painter for country. Gail at o.
w ~ Duane st.
VouEG MEN AND BoYsto work piano actions 81
10Th ax
On TIN RoOFERS and helpers
~ H. CARY SONS, 1870 East l2ath ct.
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:fIats and Apartments % EFT.
ONai HIONTHl KIIsIIYi.

Vb.tnI vhO.N N M uIhIs
No. "G- Nss' $50 near Broadway. elegantly deco
rare sthu.heated Hats, two TOP IOors. equal to .
corner; rent. ab-.
nNl nrooT STEEIT-A Awnings &c, : aud g rooms,
~ ana hath aLt 20 3lt West iioth ST.; elevated
tt0n on corner, Slh SII
SD!YMol T' ;n5 ;o7 oiuInhus lnIin av. near 7+th
81 - looms. bath; heated. Sj1."J 10 so
rI'D LE:-East tu,h ~. o. ecpant room flats: nil
i improvements Steam heat; rents, 81 to $40 per
month, free 10 sept l. ABBY To ianitor on premises.
U'O LrT-Seconi floor. rooms In private house i'm.
i Ur'NjI"ents 81. IuJ al ~.
OH AaD rOURTi! FLATS lir,t rooms SO and S, 30
- monthly; no elevator. ~ Last ,l'h -.
Sru Az. a"-.riessnt fats, 7rooas and BATH; no.
" aud cod water
12TII ST, %la EAST-A large sngia Hat TO rent
- rooms an. bath all inOiern ilHProy ementa, ono
night NJ owner on Iremibcs
e(STH ST., M WEST - aud = rooms apartmeutA;
eio al liEl;. sta ipnarE tubs dumb Wafer ranges,
hat Hn cold wafer extra large rooms reasonable rent
rErU IT ma FAST -ururr toor In lsr Irvats
to h''.e, IN sIn"! 'ami y, ala'ts. rent So,
lD.) ~ "a llSr a N,r't Mp-ris rrs)-Fle
I~~ gaut NJ frs ., feet wide -nt nous. seam
heat hardwood cabinet irin Erst,r decorations,
50, ana 80, Gamer on ur.r.ses
lOSTli n. ~ EAST -.,hcAp rent: SIa-In+nts Of
81 Three and four rooms ~! nsLi, wltu improve
merits
q, 10 THREE ROOM ana bathroom owner supplies
- - h1 water NIL inprONr steam he IL I'm al
ihm,!i,s 81 Last .5thsi
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UNPREt' EDENTED BARGAINS.
SPLENDID PROPERTY.
Michael j. Bergen farm. A few choice lots near
famous Hunt estate. Brooklyn 4sth. 5uth hIst and
n2d ats. hstw:en sth and 9Th avs AZ private sale
Jr ~ Liberty 1t. New York. and ie9 and 1871 Montague
st. EroOklNn.
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IR,okiSS.
II. Helms. q. / b. Davies.
J. t. liumtorL C. Lowe.
b. Cobb ...-,...........l'
A. Jones. |. b, W.. b. DA.
NtCs ..-... zoe ...-.
4. = nurnnt. u Davies. J
". A. Gray. c. cobb. b
Davies. .....,..- -.
q. 1u'tie. L. Ferry, b. pn-
NleA .... -. as,.......
! u Gi!iard, b. smsdley.
". 7. Dyke. -. Cnbh......
J. G. fsirsy II. freMder.
CAST b. Davis 80.
". J. MAINLY. u. Cobb ,..
". Eerestord, not out -.
uS 81 ...,...'.....
Leg Dyes. s.....
IOluI 49,. q
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Rral Gstate for salr-l,rooklun.

rINlIREESTOKY ASD BASEMENT BROWN STONE
J. HOUSE in BeuLerd section, Brooklyn together
with furniture II desired. will be sold at bargain by
aparty declining Housekeeping. house. 2JN4 ken in
frst"iass order; location one Of the best the l
convenient to the Kings County Elevated road and the
brooklyn Hriige. Tor particulars address y. Y. o..
box sun Onlco.
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3ws.lina a'ouse1 60 EFT
flats aud Apartments SfantcG.

I,r ANTFp--'n the Seventh ward New York city. in
w private anuse. apartments " = or rooms for
ralv uaIr 81 cuuPo ADDE'S, with particulars, h,
VI b"S \ san "rc.
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H'"sin and Mitchell, Coming Hack.
s''Vo" INK special cable Was received 81 the Tolte.
'." "lts Yesterday from l.oudon:
'shS y Slavin and charley Mitchell viii sail for
FA on sept "a. Sayin on his arrival viii 90 on
Afhs tour, II he secs there Is opportunity for a
wan John |. sullivan he will arrange match
c1.l.ro Or 100 with James 'Corbet. who recently
rehi,,d rrtchsrd has been CHALLENGED BY O,Brien 10
hsh.' 80 II isnot likely the champion will accept
inter contract to 20 to Nsw Orleaus to hRht
srIy,,' n ~ i"r = nurse OF $3.50 and the middle
G. An. ~ ia b yet arranged h.iwsen Jimmy
"ni p'a huTs". IT'S expected Dick VIII ehal
'' '"e winner OF she McAuiiDe Gibbons tight"
"e iennsylvania Route 10 the West.
nsn, led roadway, Atone bridges. superior equip
GHsm ns sh''Fe !ns - protsctsdby the block sispSl
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CANISGS BANK DrPOilTOES who will act az AGENT
y iOr tho sale Of estate can make from 10
alGO monthly, Cal any morning tr information.
Rooms 81 and d. 10 AL st.,
NorL eIl,.
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Rooms and apartments atantsa.

Onear EIOa-waY. Egpseta5.s. rNuS. lug West ed 81
The southern argus., 1891-11-19

The Republicans placed DR.. 3. "A.
McLemore on their ticket to catch the
black vote (Which they succeeded in
doing very handsomely but when the
time came to cast their ballots more
knives were thrust at McLemore, TO
the square inch, by Republicans, than
there are wands pointing toward the
man in the midst Of the "twelve signs
Of the zodiac" These tricks, gentle
men, have become too thin to be play
ed off on the Negro politician any
longer. The returns show that Nc
Lemore did not poll even respectable
Republican vote. Had he received
the full Republican vote or large
majority Of that vote as cast at the
various polling precincts heretofore,
then there would be some probability
Of saddling that gentleman's defeat
on the Democrats and Alliance.
Think Of it, colored men and women!
Every mothers son on the ticket was
elected except the colored man, and he
the best educated Of the whole gang.
They, themselves, admitted that he
has made magnificent record.
When you defeated DR.. McLemore
for coroner you defeated a sound and
influential Republican and man too
who can do the party more good or
harm in Bourbon county than any
other colored man in it. The day is
not far in the future when the Repub-
licans OF old Bourbon will feel a keen
itching sensation and falling off Of
the black vote from the old landmark,
like unto the man that has the leprosy.
The southern argus., 1891-11-19
HOLTON, KANSAS.

Cards are ont for the wedding OF
Mr.. j. f. Mason and Miss Mary
Daniels Wednesday the 18th inst
Miss R. B. Parks will leave for Ne
braska City next week.-Rev. j. T..
Leonard has been very sick few davs.
The "A. Nj. Z. choir will give an
oyster supper next Friday night
The election Of the A. NJ E. church
officers took place last Monday night.
LII was like the election of Nov. 3, IA
clean sweep" for the old board Of
trustees.-Our minister, Rev. Leon
ard, was unable to attend church
Sunday.-Joe Stalev, formerly Of
Kansas City, has the finest tonsorial
parlor i'm Holton.-Greeley Metcaif
ls one Of our coming young orators.
Let them all come that way. The
name answers for him. Greeley was
great man, but died on the wrong side.
Metcalf was a noted lawyer and true
kepublican.-Mrs. Amanda Kink-
ade returned home last Thursday very
slck.-The "A. Nj. L. choir has Ia
v0lces.-The young people Of the
city surprised Mr.. and Mrs. III. r..
Ward last Friday night and all enjoy
ed q good time.-Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Staley last Tuesday, q fine
boy. HISDoo q ZULU.
The southern argus., 1891-11-19

EDITOR ARGUS: When the polls
closed on the 3rd ult., DR.. McLemore
OF TT. Scott, who ran for coroner on
the Republican ticket, was defeated
He being colored man and the onIy
one on that ticket, we must conclude
that our Republican friends (some
colored as well as white) preferred a
white Democrat to black Repu blican
for that Office.
In WyandOtte county the Hon. G..
Patterson was defeated BY 100 votes.
Now as Mr.. Patterson was the only
colored man on the ticket, and every
other Republican was elected, il would
seem as though he was universally
scratched by his white brethren, but
such is not the case. A large num-
Der of them cast their ballots for him.
but they could not pull him through
over the opposition that he met from
MS colOred brethren of his own church.
This church has lost no opportunity to
hight Patterson for some years. The
American Citizen charges the defeat
OF Patterson to the white Republicans,
but this is not strictly true. One
thing, however, is plainly seen, and
that is from the mournful cry and the
terrible howl of the American Citizen
it had no influence either for or
against Patterson, nor any political
influence with any party or people.
The question now arises, why should
paper that has no influence with any
party or people exist?
In our travel we met with Revs. B.
+. Watson and j. w. Wilson at Fort
Scott. Both of these gentlemen are
looking well. During Rev. Watson's
stay in the city he delivered serm. n
of songs to large congregation aud
lectured on Oklahoma and church
We saw much of interest
around Ft. Scott but nave not time to
speak of more at this writing. We
also met Mr.. Woods of the SOUTHERN
ARGUS. That gentleman is pushing
the claims of an interesting and clean
sheet which deserves the patronage of
the public. More futher on.
OBSERVER
The southern argus., 1891-11-19
MEMPHIS ROUTE.
New Fast Train South.

On SATURDAY, November slh. the hahsAa 1''i
Fort scott Memphis X. n. Lo. HM fafa4''
inprose IT. passenger train service to thF se@s''
anu southeast by the additioa oI EAsf TaA'N
running through solid. Kansas Citr q Brh'hs
Dam With through Pullman BaasE sIsspsns ~
Kansas lily 70 Atlanta. naaklng sAF'aE m
nearly twelve hoHFs ever prvs~nt seh+-ialf ~
birmingham. Atlanta aRl points b~ygnj
Ihe fest train viii leave Kansas City daiiI II
e.l3 m arriving aG Hoxas s0 m., Aem
phis u - O. - Birmingham 10 Is b m. af
Atlanta Va 6eofgtA Pariac Railway Al -
m, % whsch latter point surr connections wAH
q maai~ 9Th TIE Fhroaxh fratns or diTsTsins
hhea, tnas making bai 0a~ cAaags of ears hAh-
sAs lily - Jaeksaasill~ aaA o4h~F po4nta u
FloFiIA
DAD mail trAina ieAvinx kansAa City wll rus
- iAF - Springfield. No eoaB~csiAE eIossiy
- Atehois fFen rsoInrs On the Frisea linz.
Aight Fxp. 50 isaTtaK ~ 10 b. ~. wiIi Tun
ihroagh q NsnPAas. caanexslax VIA u c.. "
D tAFoaeh slrspaax CAF Las Cor Ataaala aai
aarFstng fhrpakh nanrf strsg~r kAnsas Ltfg n
Nsw Orisana, - hsrxf0Eerw
Tor mAp Of Fvnae And time table EoldeE, address
y. G. LOCKWOOD.
Gea. FMNs. AnA TkcArE Ags
kAnsAa CITY. No.
The southern argus., 1891-11-19

make bishop the church and race
would have reason 10 feel proud of. IL
trust the doctor will realize his hopes
In this direction, for as bishop of the |
A. III. E. church he would be i'm posi- |
ton to help the young men, his special
proteges, vastly more than the narrow
limits of political Office will admit.
TapDn
The southern argus., 1891-11-19

The Haytian mission was too weigh
ty for the Hon. Frederick Douglass.
This every honest Negro editor
throughout the land admits. His
highest intellectual power has been
reached. Douglass has been the pet
Of the nation on both sides Of Mason
and Dixon's line ever since he first
loomed up into public notice. He is
truly the child Of environments.
The southern argus., 1891-11-19

Sheriff elect Allen, Try, Lowe,
Chairman Garrison and the whole
outfit know that if the SOUTHERN Ar
GUS had not appeared On the scene as
early as it did the whole county Re
publican ticket would have been
shamefully beaten. Of course they
will not acknowledge it since they
have sgot there"
The southern argus., 1891-11-19
INDIAN LAWYER,

Hiram Chase, full blood Indian,
has been admitted to practice law in
the federal court at Omaha, Neb He
is well educated and familiar with
majority Of the finer legal points
The southern argus., 1891-11-19

The city marshal and police have
received invitations to attend police
ball at Kansas City in the near future.
Now is your opportunity to rag"
Perhaps it would be well to open up
with the ground dance" and wind up
with the 'old Virginia breakdown.
The southern argus., 1891-11-19
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The southern argus., 1891-11-19

The following. are the names of the
young ladies composing The Young
Ladies Colored COrnet Band of this
city: Annie Savage, Annie Frazier,
Ella Edmonson, Hannah johnson, Lii
da Stewart, Gertrude Payne, Alice
Hawkins, Ella Hawkins, Lizzie Mont
gomery and Manda Hickman.
The southern argus., 1891-11-19

The Ft. Scott Daily Monitor has
James @. Blaine at the head Of its ed
itorial columns for president in 80.
Brother Rice, saint" you little pre-
vi0uG2
The southern argus., 1891-11-19

Russia wants a constitutional gov
ernment while Brazil wants war. Let
'em have il.
The southern argus., 1891-11-19

The SOUTHERN ARGUS elected the
Bourbon county Republican ticket.
The southern argus., 1891-11-19

Have you got your turkey for
day?