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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

As IN all other departments our houseiurnishs
ings and upholstery departments are unusually
complete. In Lace Curtains va are showing
Nottinghams in Ecru aud Mhte, Irish Point,
SWISS Iambour. Swiss Muslin, Ca-sabane, sara
toga, Brussels Lace, Antique etc., etc. Also q
full limo Of Madras and Dama-k Curtains IN siI
the new colorngs, We also show "A full line os
SIX Tapestries and q variety at cheaper grades
In Brocatelle, etc, for furniture coverings as
very low prices
Doube-FHsed Canton Draporlos, Felt, Cres
tonnes, Munmlo Cloths, etc., IN great variety.
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FURS

will prove 70 be very useful when the cold weAs
ther UNEXPECTEDLY makes its advent. A compa-
rson will convince you that ours are tho right
styles and the right prices. For Fair week We
will show an unusually attractive line OF Fur
Capes in Astrachan. Cape Seal, kaccoon, WOOL
Seal, and Gray krmmer, with storm collars
high shoulder, full pointed fronts, and tho oese
satin lining, also a fun lite OF Fur Mus In all the
popular furs at our usual low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
WHAT WE SHOW IN
DRESS GOODS.

All-wool Bedford Corps. 30. SOC, and 81:
All-Wool Camels-Hair, 30 and 75c. for 46-inch
width;
English Cashmeres at 12IS and 25c.-double
width; ~
Ladies' Cloths 30 inches wide. so and 75c.;
German Broadcloth, 54 inches wide, 81, sl.5O,
ana 81;
Bourette Plaids, all wool. choice designs. 5Oc.:
ChevrOn and CheviOt Novelties, confined styles
that cannot be duplicated from 81 20 s2.25
per yard;
Best English AII-Wool serges, 80 inches wide, at
Soc;
Priscilla serges. Bourettes. Dlaeonas, and
Flakes, all wool ana very heavy, 5Oc. per
ward
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NEW GRANITE BUILDING.
217 EAST BROAD STREET.


Tars Blat Gray Brow Eru
been
Blacks, land Navy
Polite bo
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BLANKETS.

We show the largest line OF Bed Blankets TO bo
found in the city. For Fair week We Oder some
extraordinary values In ia White Blankets,
very nue and heavy, at 81 a pair, and tho l2-A
a. 50. Also, a line Of lO-i White Blankets that
tor good value hayo never before been equalled,
ranging In price from also TO $3.50 pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
UNDERWEAR.

Gentlemens, Ladies', and Chi!drcns unaer-
shirts and Drawers at all prices. our "ihuo"
display will give you an insight A. TO our prices.
Ano,her lot Of SHELF OIL-CLOTH-nbout -
different patterns just opened-at oc a yard;
BLACK CASHMERE, double width l'1ac.
yard;
ALL-WOOI, INDICATED, TWlLLED hED
FLANNEL. 1S19c, yard;
1O-4 BLEACHED and UNBLEACHBD SHELL
ING, 1915. yard.
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CLOAKINGS.

We can furnish the most stylish materials fo1
Jackets Capes, Wraps. ETC., IN great variety.
Black Asirachan Cloth from $3.50 TO $40
ward Cheyiots and Chevrons In all tho leading
colors and patterns at very low prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
Our Wrap Department

is Just now perhaps the most interesting OF any
in Our house. The styles are 20 entirely different
from anything Of tn kind heretofore worn and
the effect 20 strikiugiy pleasing that grailca-
ton W6lts upon every visitor.
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THE SALE WILL INCLUDE


Enc, Er
THIEEILY
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In the finer garments We are showing an I'M
mense assortment, consisting Of Plush Jackels,
fur trimmed Cameis-ilair and Beiiord-Cotd
Jackets and Box Goats, both PLAIN ana fur
trimmed: PaletOt Goats IN n beautiful variety {;
Military Capes In black and tans. both plain and
jet-trimmei; also magnificent line OF Ladies' ,
Missos. and Chlldrens Military Newmarkets and
Childrens Grotchens from the low-ptlced 10 the
finest goods made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
Blankets, Comforts, Quilts.

White Blankets at G5, s5c., 81. $3.50, 80, $3.50,
e., 50, 50, 80, and up to $40 for tho finest
Iambs-NoDl;
ia California Blankets AZ st.G3 worth $40;
Comfortables AZ 30, 7jc., 81, Sl.25. sl.7J, -,
80, "a. g., 81, and so for q SILK Eiierdown.
Something new md pretty.
TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, GlNPS, NALL
HEADS. .FEATnEBT TRIMMINGS, KID GLOVES,
HOSIERY, WBBONs.-A very largo and COM
plete stock and n lowest prices.
UNDERWEAR, Observation-Disclosures, La
die-, Boys. and Centemens Uniervear IN
White. scarlet. Naturhl-MOOi, and Fancy Stripes
at popular low prices.
GENTLEMENS 1IES.-Ties, Scarfs, Four-ln-
Hands NJ De- for n Doc article.
CORSETS.-An the popular and best-known
makes nc reduced prices Look at our l. {. Cor
set NJ 43c. worth 11c.
HEAD-RESTs, SOFA-CUsllIONS, SCARFS,
TIDES. DRApERY SILKS in China silks. a
large new stock and very low prices.
Many NEW GOODS too numerous 10 mention
Give us q call and bo convinced that we have a
complete assortment in all departments and
lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
PORTIERES.

Our stock OF Por,l-rcs IL without doubt the
largest In tho city. All the now things In Chez
mile and six Portieres In grand assortment.
For Fair week Wa offer an All-Chenille Portisre,
with handsome dado aud fringe az top aud bot
tom at only 80 a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
AT $40.

Ladies' Black Chsvlot Reefsrs with full storm
collar and four-lnch facing down front OF Black
Astrschan Fur-actually worth SO each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
AT $l0.75.

ladies' Diagonal Cheviot Refers In black and
tan, with stOrm-collar and facing OF kaccoon
kur-a very handsome garment.
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.


3radio
Fauvc 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

Moquetts Rugs Mt s1.65, 1925, e563 for the
largest and best article;
Wilton Velvet Rugs AZ sl.5O, $3.50. md $3.50; (;
Hassocks AZ - and 0Sc.-grest bargains:
$3.50. ~, -. s5. 80, e., 80. s12, and s15-
very murh below the regular prices:
DOor-Mats. Otl-Cloth Rugs:
Floor Ol-Cloths at 90. %, 30, and Soc.
Linoleum AZ 40. go, 20, and S0c.
LACE CT RTAINS In Nottingham. Antique, Point
Appli,,ue-One Of the largest and most COM
plote stocks ever shown In this city, ranging
IN prire from 5Oc. to s}5 pair.
Call aud be convinced that WE CAN GIVE YOU
TIE BEST vALCE FOR THE LEAST MONEY Of any
house in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
Silks. YGlYclS. COrdnTOYS.
CarpetS, Carpets. Carpets.

Our Carpet Department on the second floor is
ono Of the best and largest stocked IN the city.
Cottage Carpet az IN. 10, 20, and 25c.
Ingram. Tapestry, Brussels, Nelyets, Moluettcs
Administers, DruRgets I'm Felt, Ingram,
Rugs in Tapestry, Mo1uctte, smyrna VIII
ton Veiyets Hassocks, all AZ very lOw price s.:
Ingram Carpets Mt -, rs, 30, 40, and 5sc., for
the beat wool
Tapestry Carpets at a., IS, 90, 70, SO, and 97c
Tor the best article:
BOdy-brussels Carpet nj 81 and Sl.2J, made
and laid on the floor;
Wilton NOguet'e Carpet at 06c worth sl.5O:
Dols1n's Best Moquette Carpet at sl.2J, made
AMI laid;
Noquefto and Velvet Carpets at sl.50 and
SL1J:
Smyrna Rugs af 30, G5, 75, 9Oc 81, sl25;
S., $40, 81, $3.50, and s6 for d SOFA Rug.
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BLACK GOODS.

Here's a treat for you that you'll wish you
hadn't missed. should you undertake to miss IL.
our extra-nne, extra-frm, extra-heayy Black
French Henrietta, silk finish, 40 inches wide
Fair week only SOC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

Everything in Underwear for Men, Boys, La
dies. Muses., and Children from tho lOw-priced
20 the finest made. Mems White Aerino Under.
shirts, IN medium and heavy wslght-Fair-weeS
price. SOC. Ladies' JerseY-kbbed Fests, with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
CLOAKS.

We are displaying n most beautiful line OF
ladies' md Children's Cioaks in Rcelors, Long
Coats. .Vnr-Trlmm ell, Astrach an-Trimmed, Plusn'
and many other styles, which space does not per-
init 10 describe. Our prices range from $3.50
$50. You will do yourself a great injustice II
you buy before you sec our STOCK ana prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
A. HU7ZLER'S Sons,
315 EAST BROAD STREET.

Subjects that morlt your attention:
DRESS GOODS AND NOVELTY TRIMMINGS.
CARPETS. RUGS, AND OIL-CLOTHs, La
DIES AND CHILDRENS WRAPS,
BLANKETS AND CURTAINS,
HOUSEHOLD WARES. ETC.
The largest, most complete, best-assorted. and
greatest values VIC have ever shown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25
pOrticreS. POrtiereS. POrliereS.

239 Portieres Just opened direct from the I'M
pOrters.
Portercs AZ a., s5, SO. 81. Is, s10. $3.50, s15,
and $50. In the following new shades: Sap
phirc, Bordeaux, Old Rose, Ecru, and Cor
fure:
Wlnd0g-Shades In all tho colors at 80 and 49c.-
frlngel and patent rollers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

Bedford Cords, the newest and most stylish
dress goods out, IN all shades. AZ 25 30. 40,
90. ~ S9c., al, up 10 Z. 10 per yard;
Broaicloths In all cOors at 80. 50, -, S9c., II,
S1.25. and 81 for the best imported
Robes imported directly for rs In Broadcloth,
Cameis-Iiair Boucles, Scrges, with hand
some decoration, from 5000 TO s43 for n
beauty:
Rough Goods, very stylish, from 23c. to s2.75
per yard;
Serses and Henriettas. all colOrs, from PIC. TO
So. per yard-these arc rare bargains:
Camel's-iIair Novelties, very stylish, from 2pc.
to $l.S5 per yard
Mefum-Prccd Goods in all now shados and
styles, ranging in price from slsc. t. 3vc.
per yard-a very large stock TO select from.
Silks, VelyctS. COrdnTOyS.
China Silks I'm all colors at %, 80, AZ, 65, 73,
ana CSC. for goods worth Sl.7j:
Black aud Colored silk Fail!e at S9c., worth
$40;
Black Arnure at 79c., o5c., and sl.33-rcduccd
prices:
Colorod satin. Mt %. 35. and 49c.:
Black and Colorcd Surahs nt 3S, 30, and Goc.
Black and COiorei SIX Neyo;s. all shades, ~
SO, 30, rs, 93c., sl1J, up TO s2.65 per
yard;
WASH FABRICS bingham, Outing-Cloths,
flannolettes, China Cloths, Tissues Prints,
Cictouncs, &c, Il :. at very low priccs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

ARE YoU IN QUEST OF A CLoAK-sTYLIsb'
WELL-MADE. AND CHEAP, REAL
LY CNEAP7

LY CHEAP2
Are you aware Of oar supremacy IN tnis par
ticular lnef That our stock IL equal TO tne BEST
In tho land, comprising an abundance OF sny-
thing and everything you may desire Always
In strict accord with the latest mandates o'
fashion, n,,
That the location of our CLOAK DEPAkI-
MENT Is unsurpassed-lght, airy, roomy con-
venlently appointeif
That our salcspcoplc are, without exception
experienced and competent:
70 see our assortment Is moro satisfactory'
more convincing than arguments In cold type:
Picture Ia dreams what you want In CLoA hS'
then come and fni IL here.
For Fstr week we quote few meiium-prcea
JACKETS which are particularly styllsh ana
popular for immediate or future wear, AM
quite as handsome Aa~goods double their prices
AT $5.9S.
ladies' Black Cnsviot Refers, with full storm
collar Of Black Coney Fur and four handsome
loops, perfect fitting and very stylish.
AT 81.
Ladies' Diagonal Chsviot Refers in black and
tan, bound AL around with wide Mohsir braid.
ono OF the most stylish garments OF the season..
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AT 81.

Ladies' Diagonal Cheviot Refers In black ana
tan, bound all around with wide Mohsir braid.
ono OF the most stylish garments Of the season.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
DIED CONTRARY LIKE.
And the Doctors Found That They IA
Wasted Much Skill for Nothing.

And the Doctors Found That They Had
Wasted Much Skill for Nothing.
''It takes a good deal to kill man,
docs it not?" asked New York Herald
reporter. talking Of electrocution and
the tremendous forco required to make
that delicate yet tenacious machinery
stop suddenly like clock held by the
hands.
Sometimes it does" replied the doc
tor. "And then, again. IL seems as If
they die abominably easy.
II remember case we had In the
Harlem hospital not long ago. A man
had fred thrco bul1cts into his abdo-
men with intent of suicide. Nasty
wounds they were, too. But DIR. Blank
located the bullets and got them out,
and then sewcd up the intestincs in
several places. making splendid job
Of it.
For several days the man did finely,
and just about the time you would have
said he was out of danger he up and
died, but from what reason the deuce
only knows, for in the autopsy we
found ell his organs healthy, and as for
the wounds they were almost entirely
healed. There WINS no Inflammation
about the stitches, save IA one place,
nnd that was so small and slight that II
was scarcely worth mentioning.
''And that is the way with man If
you want him to die for his own sake
and cvcry body else's, he will hang on
and on, tenacious as a turtle. On the
other hand, he will often go off as if q
breath had blown him into eternity"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
ALL ABOUT A KISS.
a Girls Ingenlous Tactics on Receiving
the First salute from Her Lover.

a Girls Ingenious Tactics on Receiving
the First salute from Her Lover.
This, am assured, is true story,
says q writer In the Detroit Free Press.
The gentleman himself told IL to me.
and the lady, cow his wife, sat beside
him and admitted it to be trric He had
waited on her for several weeks, when
: one evening he resolved to kiss her, and
told her so.
''You shall do nothing Of the kind" "
she said with good deal Of asperfty.
But he was not to be frightened out
of It. He reached for her, but she
drew away and Indignantly declared
that II he undertook any such liberties
she would scream. He didn't believe
she would 50 he grabbed up and gave
her good, rousing smack.
Sure enough, shc screcched like q
steam calliopc, and frightened the
young man well-nigh ont Of his senses.
for he heard the family rushing toward
the porlor. The young lady's mother
was tho FIRST to enter, and the father
came close behind.
whats the matter?" asked the
mother.
Tho young man stood by the piano.
wishing the roof would fall in and bury
everybody. The young lady had jumped
upon the sofa
II saw q mouse" she said.
The parents went back. and the
young man kissed her until she couldn't
have told mouse from n mountain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
4 Runaway Rssults Fatally.

COLUMBUS, Ind. Aug. i,.-Benjamin
King and family had been TO Nashville
and were returning home. The mother
snd two daughters were In a buggr.
while the father and small son were
on horseback. The horse attached to
the buggy became frightened and a
portion of the harness gave way a. the
animal dashed down . hill. In his
fright the father ran his horse after
the mother aud daughters forgetting
The little son. who was thrown and
rendered unconscious for hours near
the foot Of the descent The mother
and two daughters were dashed against
q large stone. The mother escaped
with . broken hand. but the skulls of
both daughters were fractured One
died an hou- later. while the other yet
lives with bat little hope of recovery.
The little boy will recover.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Of A8Etxn0f~-
In IossinS's Pictorial Field Book ct
the War Of 1919" Il is recorded that the
..StsT -Spangled Banner" was nrst sung
In a restaurant ia Baltimore, next door
to the Holiday Street theater, by
Charles DuSsng TO an ssseIablage OF
patriotic defenders Of the city, and
after that nightly ss the theater.
This statement Is slightly inaccurate,
and though IL is oao of no great his
torical importance it involves matter
of sufficient interest TO justify cor
rcction, says . writer in Kate Field 8
Washington The frst person to sing
that spirited song-which though given
q foreign air and concentrating
single episode IN our country history,
has filed millions of American hearts
with patriotic devotion-was lad CT
twelve years of age, the scene OF his
childish effort being neither q restaa-
rant nor theGter, but TIE open street
in front Of Capt. benjamin Edes' print
ing Office in Baltimore. the second day
a,ter the bombardmentg Of Fort Nc
HcLry. 1t is worthy OF record, too,
that the person who first set up" the
song, printed 1t, and distributed it to
the citizens of baltimore was also q
boy--an apprentices Of Capt Edes-
tho whole thing being done while the
gallant captain was still out of the city
with his regiment. the Twenty
MAJ and infantry. which three days
before had acted with conspicuous
bravery at the battle of North Point
Tho name Of the apprentice boy. then
seventeen or eighteeD years old. was
Samuel Sands. He lived o much re-
spected citizen Of baltimore to very
old agc. The little singer was James
Lawrcnson, who afterward, for nearly
seventy years, was connected with the
post ofiice department, and was also EN-.
ploycd for proba bly, half that time Us a
writer for tho National Intellisencer,
the Philadelphia Ledger and the Balti.
moro Sun. He died last year, nearly
ninety years old. at his home in Balti
more, universally loved and honorcd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

There 10 feller IN this town that's edyeFt!sin
Grant Coal Jest beeous we sell OLD LIE.
Now that teller inctausts that OLE LEE
Coal Got Its name from General Lee. but
that Jest ware hes mistakend, the fact
Of the case Is. the land ware OLD LEE
Coal Is mined was wunce oned by a
man that sas very OLD. an Ms
name WAS Lee; but he wasent 10
relation 10 gsnerel Lee. more,
he didn't kno General Lee.
rcept by repu'ationi We
bore tuts felier that is adyertfsln Grant Coal,
viii let up on OLD LEE. beeous he vas an
awful good man. a his coal 90 evry body
SAYS Is avfui coed too. We hope melody
vii fats the pans to look this Grant
coal feller, but viii hurry rite down
70 our Office 4 order ther wintsr su y
~ of fuel before IL GETS fresen cold
Sp and prices are out osift cose
PENSFTT geodHes sakes ceai costs nut
FiiEfl nov these hard fimes For
ICE CO. further rartickiers cali on
yours truly. T. p. h.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
JUST I'M NICK OF TINE
South Carolina Murderers Have q
Very Close Cali.
THEIR LIVES CRlCIOuSLY SPARED
Standing sa the Gaiisws Itseif With the
Ropes Pieesd Aroand Their Seeks
. 1sprisys 10 Finally Grant
80 10 Them All

CoLuhBIA. s G., Aug. B.-Davic
Jacobs and Mrs Mary Johnson. who
were sentenced to be hanged at Ches-
terfeld Friday for the murder of VIII
liam johnson. the woman's husband,
were respited by the governor until
September 4 The respite came after
they haA taken their places on the
scAfEold and the nooses had been fixed
around their ueeks and every prepara-
ton made for the double execution
The town was crowded with people.
The culpri,a, while protesting their in
nocence. made sn preparations for
death, although they looked for re-
prieve up to noon
At o'clock they were led out TO the
gallow& Both were calm and seemed
to have nerved themselves for the ter
rible ordeal Without any necessary
delay they were placed upon the fatal
trap. Their arms and legs were PIN
ioned and the ropes adjusted about
their necks. They were then asked If
they desired to make any state ment
Jacobs replied that he had made his
statement twice in court; that IL was
tho only statement he had TO make. and
he did not care to repeat it. Mary
johnson said that she had told the
truth oil the time. and was not guilty;
that people had sworn lies on her and
brought her where she was
The last prayer mad been spoken by
their spiritual advisers. farswells had
been said, and Sheriff Douglass was
about 70 step aside to spring the trap
when suddenly Thomas Plains, the
governors private secretary, appeared.
He had been sent as q special mes
sengsr 10 bear the rsprieve, which was
handed TO the sheriff. who read 1!
aloud.
Up to this timo almost no emotion
bad been shown by either prisoner; the
woman's stoliaity now gave way and
she became hysterioal. Jacobs al.
though greatly excited retaiued his
composure The crowd in the inclos.
urs loudly murmursd its disappoint
ment. but the two figures on the gal
lows uttered not word. The black
| caps were quickly removed from thei,
faces, the noosss slipped from around
their necks, the cords which bound
their legs and arms cut loose. and the
two wrotches were quietly conducted
back to their cells n the Jail.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
DEFY The LAW.
fndianA Da.kSrs Resolve Net 70 Furnish
tJbts sf bsposlts.

L6ss st bspeslts.
rxpfAxAroLns. Ind. Aug. l5.-There
was q large representation of Indiana
bankers hero Friday TO attend the
meeting called to devise means to re-
sist the effort OF the state board of tax
commissioners to compel sp expose of
the accounts Of depositorA In the
forenoon preliminary meeting
Of the executive committee Of
the State Bankers association
was held At the Bank Of Com
merce. but the members adjourned
soon s<ter to the general meeting at
the clearing house. At this meeting
v. T.. Mallott, president Of the Indiana
national bank, presided. and W. w.
Woolen, manager of the clearing house,
acted as secretary. The situation was
generally discussed and num-
ber of plans were suggested It
was decided either to await the
result OF the case appealed to the
supreme court from Martinsville or
else make up a test case and have it
brought before the courts at once. In
tho case from MArtinsville a banker
refused to reveal tho amount deposited
by a certain depositor and the board of
review fined him one dollar If test
case is made up it will be brought be-
fore the federal court. Some banker
will be fined, will refuse TO pay, go
TO jail. and Immediately institute
habeas corpus proceedings, which will
bring the issues involved before the
courts and bring about their proper ad-
judication. The bankers generally
take refuge behind that section Of the
constitution which declares their right
20 be secure IN their persona. houses,
papers and effects against unreason-
able search or seizure. The bank
ers adjourned after selecting . COM
mittee TO have the interests of the
bankers in charge. The commit
tee Is composed Of v. T. Mallott aud J.
p. Frensel, Of this city, Hugh
Dougherty. Of Bluffton. N. T. De Psuw,
of New Albany, o. B. Stuart. of Lafay-
ette. and J. w. wollen, o. Franklin.
A. the session of the board of tax COM
missioners is limited 70 forty days the
impression prevails that the bankers
will be able 70 hang the matter up In
court until after the board adjourns,
and thus defeat the operation Of this
feature Of the law for at least a year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
A BEAR ADVENTURE.
Dr-in Mskes Himself ne Home In q Hunt
er's Cabin.


A Montana correspondent Of the San
Francisco Bulletin records an adventure
he had with q bear. He was returning
20 his cabin after an excursion in the
mountains and heard strange sort of
rumbiin. from the inside as he ap-
preached. "We had left the door open.
but Concluded TO cautiously peer In at
the window 20 zee what was roing ON
inside. In the dusk we discovered a
mass Of blaclness moving arounbin the
cabin AZ once we knew . monster
boar wAs there. The Winchester lay
inside near Tho window. BY breaking
In the pane no could reach H. For .
mcsnent only We hesitated and soon the
gun wss ready fer firing. The falling
Of the broken glass attracted the stten-
ticn OF his bcarship and he whsrfed
about facN We fred again and again.
The moustef beast rolled upon the floor,
upset the table. spilled the ink. scat
tered papers. snd created general
whiri around We lighted lamp and
found . baekct Of eggs and side of ba-
con Rad furnished brnin with an even
ing NEAL
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Happy 10 the woman without bodily
lie, bat happier Is the woman who hav-
ing them knows OF the saving proper.
ties Of Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. When relieved, as she surely Will
he upon trial OF 4, she can contrast
her condition with her former one Of
suffering, and appreciate heath ss
none ear who have rot for . tine bees,
deprived OF il. The "Favorise Prescrip-
ton eorrects unnatural discharges
and cares ali "~eakness" and ureeu-
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