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Sharp County record., 1891-01-08
Tax t5II1gs9,'s Notice.

\ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN,
Y that the undersigned collector OI
Suarp county, Arso will meet the tax
pOycrS OF the county for the puyyose u'
collecting tha county revenue for the
ys.r lt0O, Gt tho following times and
pa CG, to'vit
Moreao township, at Center, Monday,
Jan IL, 1891,
JOrs"on ,osnsbip, at WIliford, Tues
dry, Jan l3,
Unnion township, At Hiram Glrncr's
Wednesday, Jan IA
North tOwnrhip, At Allen WOaver'e,
Foursday and Friday, Jan. Is and 10,
Hardy township At Hardy, Saturday,
Jan. II
iIigbIasd township at School house,
Monday, Jan 10,
Davidson township OF Kings Mill,
Tuesday, Jan, 90
Robwoods township at A.h Flat, OF
Wcjs,ssday, Thursday and Friday, Jan,
81, % and %.
Lave Greek townvhip at Camp Ground,
Saturday, Jan "A
Lebanon township at Hopcwcll, Men
lay, Jan 80
SauWberry township a. School house,
Tuesday Jan, N,
Big Greek township at Cslamlno, on
Wednesday, jan ~,
Big R0ok township at Mt Psgah, on
Thursday, Jan 20.
Washington township at Powoll's Chap
81, Friday, Jan, 80,
Scott tpwnsbip Ut NJ Y Shuv,r'a Nop'
day, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Feb 9
10 and II 1891
Cave township at JAS AoGerson's, Thurs
day, Feb, u,
sullivan township NJ B,okio'S Spring
Friday, Feb, 10,
johnson township OF Krks Storo, on
Saturday Feb H.
?inoy Fork township at Eve'ing Shade
Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday, Feb,
10 II aud ~, 1891
,.eNs E'S'Sy yu.saa, s "Svss sS wcsdSss,aay" "pSb1"
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08
SCHOOL,!

The Eighth Annnsl Session OF The
Evening Shade High School will opct
Sept Stb, 1900, and close June 10Th, 1891
A thorough course Of study has beer
adopted which embraces the Norma
Course Of the State University, md de
aligned especially for those who may de-
sire to teach In the public schools Of tn
state. lhu course includes oil ,b,
branches required for state license by
our school laws, and is practical and
well graded,
Persons who expect to become tea5her'
or desire TO take iul collegiate coursc
will 6ud this course Of grout benefit u
them 0s 10 time money AMI proholencS
System IL M eeeental Uhd valuable IN th,
school as on tho iarm or IN tho bu ibes'
house.,
A certificate Of proficiency will bC
awarded 10 those who successfully c0m
plelo this cOureo.
Special attention, by oompetept assist'
sistupts, will be given to the Primary
Department. thorOughoess and praOiObil'
II, being tho chei object IN view
Board and tuition reasonable;
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BateSTiIlG and Independence Co.

rrom the Guard Of Jan. I'd.
The towering democratic Flagstaff
standing at the corner of Main and
Broad streets was snapped in two by
the heavy wind Wednesday night
1t IS said that 200 people have
lately left the eastern portion OF
this county to locate in Texas. The
movement was worked up by a
gentleman interested in lands in that
state.
Two families from lizard county,
having twenty-five children between
them, took the train here Tuesday
for Texas. Such "setterS" ought TO
be encouraged TO remain in the
country.
The material for the new union
labor paper to be published here will
arrive in a few days and the first
issue will be gotten out as soon as
possible thereafter. The editors
and printers are here now ready to
90 to work. Mr.. Lee Marston, for
merly editor of the Journal, will be
connected with the paper.
A shooting affray occurred one
m;le east of Newark Wednesday
night, Ill which E. 6. Purdue, a rail,
road section boss, and Luclus Cleve-
land, colored, were killed, and Tom
Magness and Perdue's brother were
seriously wounded. The trouble
crew out of a dispute over the
possession of piece of land claim-
ed by E. G. Perdue and the negro.
Both were occupying the same house
and a negro candy.pulling was IN
progress when the trouble occurred.
Magness and some friends arrived
lust in time to become involved in
the affray. Some thirty shots were
exchanged IN all.
On Tuesday of last week an affray
occurred between J. w. Roberts
and his son John, on one side, and
VIM. Sprsdling and his half>brother,
Tom Goodman, on the other III
Sharp county, near Hazel Grove,
and about two miles from the
Independence county line, which
produced some very serious results
Spradling is young man and q
renter from Roberts and some i'll
feeling had existed for some time
between them. On theday mentioned
as we gather it, Roberts md his sor
went to the field where Spradiing
and Goodman were picking cotton.
Spradling and the Younger Roberts
became involved In a fight and
Goodman interfered to separate
them, when the elder Roberts shot
him with a pistol, The bah entered
the left side, just below the heart
and passed across and almost out at
the right side. Roberts then tried
to shoot Spradling, but shot his own
son through the hand With this
the fight ended and Roberts and his
son fled. Goodman was removed to
the house and a physician summons
ed. 1t was thought for a time his
wound was fatal, but he Is improy>
ing and 1t Is now belleyed he will
get well. The shooting created lnN
tense excitement in the neighborhood
and the people turned ont en- masse
to capture Roberts and his son, but
they have made good their escape
Roberts removed to Sharp county
three years ago from Missouri lie
is an industrious and successful far
mer, but an irascible and high-tem'
pered man,
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to m order Of she Circuit court OF Sharp
of ShsYp county, made at its December
term. 1890; and entered Of record in book
d." pages 393 and 400 Circuit court
records Of Sharp county, the undersigned
SheT If Of Sharp coanty will, on Satur-
d y, the Gath day Of January, 1891, open
rnd hold an eleotiOn at the several voting
precincts OF Sharp couuty, at which cleo
ticn .hall he subnisted to the qualified
clrcor Of Sharp county, a proposition
for the change or removal of the couuty
seat of Sharp couu,y from Evening Shade,
its present location, to the town Of Gen.
Ter in said county, Said election will be
opened at o'clock and CLOSED at sun.
down on said doy, at the following places
In uyit
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NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATION.-4Os2.
Land Office at Little Rock. Ark.
NJ. ,Onn

Notice IL hereby given that the folowng.nam.
I'd settler hps filed notice of his intent lon TO make
0nal proof In support of his claim, and that said
proof VIII be md'le before the county Judge, or
in hts ahseney, the comfy CLERK of sharp county
DenJNmn Y, Wlndhnm, FIJI h ll21, for
the " hr SEor and sW qr of Nc Or sec y, T..ls
NORTH ROW,
He names the following witnesses to provo hIs
nllnuUus residence upon and Cul lyallon Of
sAld land, vR
: Murphy, John spurloCk, Robert spur.
lock and JNiptg Spurloos, Of sharp county, Ark
p RALEIGH,
jan 3 RegiAter,
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08

his title papers..or tax receipt 10 order
have any errors corrected thatfnay
heretofore occurred. The penalty sla
es April 10.
JASPER HUTCHINSON
Sheriff and Ex .Offi>io Colleth'
Sharp Go. \
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08

"Wh!te Rose" flour at Shaver u
Coger's at $s % per hundred.
Flour IS selling at from SO to
So 90 at Spurlock's grocery store.
Save a dollar for the RECORD
when you 60 to pay your taxes.
-Ex.Sheriff Geo. Hall is part>
mr. IN mercantile firm at Wllliford
There was party at the resi-
dence of Joseph Ault last saturday
night
Sugar, coffee, molasses, and a fine
assortment of canned goods at
Shaver Il Coger's.
Snow began falling here last
evening, and as we print the last cop
les of this edition the "beautiful" is
still falling, Depth, . inches.
--John A. Abernethy of Rhea
Springs, Tenn, came in on the hack
Monday evening. The band honor
ed him with q serenade after supper
John is in bad health.
Boots Craig shot a mink Tues
day morning, which pesky varmint
got too bold for safety. Boots did
not eat him, but, fur good reasons,
he was skinned.
On Monday, Feb. cd, 1891, at
the sale of land by the Sharp estate
the 1.eifel turbine water wheel, used
formerly to run the Sharp saw mill,
will be sold to the highest bidder
With his subscription to the
RECORD &. W. McLain Of Scott
township, sends in his GIN report
1870 bales, put up during the fall and
winter. WHO will be the next to
send IN a report?
Mrs. W. q. Birchfcld sent her
chubby" to, town last Monday from
the Kings Mill section, to subscribe
for the RECoRn. II is needless to
cay the paper is now on the way to
that home.
Collector Hutchison will be at
Center next Monday, the 18th, to
sell his autograph to the people at
prices to suit the buyer, Every man
who votes should cheerfully pay his
taxes,
1t is rc,afllrmed by our farmer
friends thai there are greater num-
Der of pork hogs in Sharp county
than AT any time in twenty years.
And as acorns are plentiful, the
woods is full Of fat hogs.
Read new final proof notices in
this issue, those Of Ben Wndham
and Levi Seward. In these times OF
that contagious disease, known as
pTcxas ievpr," we like TO see our
citizens fix themselves permanently
on Arkansas plantations. II shows
that they appreciate their oppor'u>
mites and surroundings.
Occasionally political tender.
foot comes in and orders his name
erased from our subscription book,
with the slrngcncy of the times aS
his excuse. Aud IN proof OF his
strict economy, aud that he was
right in cutting of such m enorm'
Gus expense, two or three new sub
seribers come in the next day, still
harder pressed for means than he
apd enroll their names Tor " year.
IA :. IA ~ "gpthvr thom into the
o'clock, The 97tl, Tho lh'''",",
t.i A., Ia, M lpnHi a hall
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08
LOCAL NEWS.

In order to increase our growing
circulation we will send the RECORD to
new subscribers from this &ate till Jan
lst, 1892, and the American Farmer one
year, for one dollar. cash. Our agents
and friends everywhere are authorized tc
make this offer.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08

residence last week.
Our towns young folk met and
PARTED at the residence of NJ. B.
Coger on last evening.
--Charles Barnett of BatesYi!le,
spent most of last week with his
numerous friends here.
-Parson SOuthworth is IN the
parsonage. We are sorry to learn
that one of his children is quite sick
Among the new pupils just en-
tered school here is Miss Belle Tay-
lor, daughter of E. A. Taylor Of
Scott township.
"A new addition to w. A. Tur-
ner's household occurred this week.
The new conner will have to use a
side-saddle.
Hon. J. L. Abernethy has returned
from visit to his mother and other
relatives in East Tennessee. Bates
vile Progress.
Senator Sam Davidson and j.
s. Metcalf left for Little Rock on
Tuesday morning. The Senator goes
as the representative of the second
senatoria! district in the state legis-
lature which convenes on the 18th
inst. Mr.. Metcalf is seeking a clerk
ship with the judiciary committee.
Miss Cora, the Senator's second
daughter, who went to Batesville on
Mondays hack in company with
Miss Mollie Gordon and Alfred
Brewster, will accompany her father
to the capital, to remain for the
session of the solons, during which
time she will receive musical instruc-
tions from one of best teachers in
the state.
"A sad death took place here last
Friday night, that of Frank Mcleod.
worthy young man who was
making his home with Sheriff Hutch
ison. On Thursday evening about
night, while currying a horse
belonging to himself he received a
kick from the animal just below the
stomach which knocked him down
and rendered him insensible for
some time. He recovered sufficien t..
ly to walk to the house when he
took his bed, and DR.. Craig was
summoned. A few moments before
he died bis attendants thought he
was doing very well, but alas! 1t
was soon discovered that he had
quietly passed away. Hewas raised
near Calamlne and was a member Of
the Baptist church. The RECORD
tenders to the bereavcd relatives
the sympathy Of the town and com"
munity. Charles and James, BROTH
ers of deceased, and John Bell, his
brother"in.law, came up from the
Grange nelghborhood and accompa~
MED the body to its last resting
place in Cave township,
The following from an exchange
is valuable IN many ways. Read it:
Very few people realize how much
the dentist has done for mankind
TO mention one thing only, the per.
fcction to which the manufacture of
false teeth has been carried has prac>
,ically abolished old age-that is,
old IN the sense that | used to know
it. You see none o. the helpless,
mumbhng old men and women that
you formerly did, This is not be>
cause the people do not attain the
age their parents and grandparents
reached, but because the dentist has
prevented some Of the most unpleas
ant consequences of advancing years,
Men Of 70 no longer either look or
feel old because they are not de-
prlved Of nourishlng food at the
time when they need II most. EST.
mates have been made showing that
the average length Of life has been
increased from four to SIX years by
the use of false teeth.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08
jan 4 q
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 400.
Land Office. Little Rock, Ark. J
nnrnnhnr lRNn

b'NV"DeT U, lojJ, }
Notice ~ hereby mycn that the follow.
Ing named sotllor hla lIIcd notice of hIa
intention to mike final plool In support of
his Hlaim, upd tbo' said proof viii BE- made
before the county indgc, or IN hls absence
the county clerk OF ShQrp county NJ Eyon.
ing S0ade, ARR, on jan, ~, 1901, VIZ,
mes X Madison, II, v, No ll0lO for iho
SW gr Of ~ qr aud kE a Of OF SW ar of
sec W u N, range west lie namts the
following witnesses TO prove bis conID.
nous residence ppnn aud cultivation OF said
Kirkland and NJ A 'rhompsOll. Of smith.
vile, Ark. '''
II RAJEIQII
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08
NOTlCE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
LAM OFFIoE AT LlrrLr Rock, ARK ,

Dec. n, 1880,
Notice Is hereby given that the tOllowing-nam.
ed settler has flied notice OF his intention to make
Gnul proof In support Of his claim, and that sad
proof Will be made before the county Judge, or
In hs absence The county clerk of sharp county
" Evening Shade, Ark, on Feb II, lSOl viz,
Levi A, Seward, II " NIB, for the Shf SW ar
and SW ar Of SW ar sec - 7 Is north, re W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence uDon and cultivation OF
said land, viz,
Kinney Nelson, Of Evening Shade, Ark
L. RALEIGH,
Jan Register.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08
SOCIETIES.


.ao.ssU, RURAL CHAPTER No. so, R. A. NJ. 4,
IVY holds regular cOnvOcatlons at Masonic
SzlcASs Hall in Evening Shade, the Sd Saturday
&szaES in each month
W. A. TURNER, II. p.
Il, G. Henderson, Sec.
A EVENING SHADE LODGE No. 143, +. 4
-A~A, NJ, holds regular communications on
KE the saturdy before lst Sunday In each
~ month. SAM ii. DAVIDSON, W NJ.
Jno. b. McCaleb, Sec'y.
A EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. II, o.
|oE.S., meets vt Masonic Hall lst Thurs
}. ( day in each month, at O'Clock p. m.
~ MRS. GlRrlE BACON, W. NJ.
Miss DORA FORE, Secretary.
-~~n BEREAR LODGE, No. go, I. o. o.
SrrfWN +. holds regular meetings every al
sf&sS1k2 ternate Friday night.
~3SSsS Y. A. MEDLEY, N. G.
John d. Collins, Sec'y.
>>$$SNN.ANzzzz> EVENING SHADE LoDsE.
.oS$$IANEfsExED%< No, H90, X. of H.,
xNTySSSf@@ meets first Tues
@s&SAH ES1saf-da nights n every
ENAHAyXS. month
ZZHSHGS$S j. b. MoCALEB, d.
"W1NWN CD Wilson, r.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08

ADVERTISING is q tax on him who
80 regards II. Only when he has
learned to look upon it aS an invest,
mcnt, and treat it ~ such, giving it
his time and thought, will II develop
into . thing that pays. Newspaper
advertising space, like any other
kind of property, has two values;
to wit, what it costs the advertiser,
and what it is worth to him, There
fore, in buying 1t, he should consider
,ts character as well as It's price,
aiming for goycrnor ., "'""- =.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08

The Carriers Ad ress Of the Ga,
sette for New Years day was q
splendid specimen of the "art pres
sprvative,"
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08

The Arkansas legislature convenes
next Monday,
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08

REGISTERED AT THE GEM.
jap Cypert and ice Brown, netosvillo;
W @. Paine and W. Q, Baxter, Licking,
Mo.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08

r. NJ. Jackson at Hardy, and
A. NJ. Baird at Williford, were
granted tipping licenses by the
county court this week.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08

Nttttj liSiRIiN)ifDfl0li IN IQhiI n
I||tIjliiI|!IIII|II.A'III|
"Uelloi Tom, Gltd to SEQ y", " N
yt's almost ton years rlnce We WV, s,,,lj
down; let's have Oh eIperlolS' wv
the wife," ma-lf'
"Ob she's so-,o, same a. n'uA
inc sonething | can't ai'ord. !. m.n
HWcil, we all want solncIhlngp"
s"Ye,; but I gnes want VIII
started 10 keep down expense, .dt
I'm mean, and she's tired o. IA
having anything to show l9I ;! ~ Gs,pa
down 4, reel, and she look.dM nsT Xxx \
WI think she is aud We arc cV
h.va ~ ., h"' NV wife cOn make N
than anyone I ever knew, NJ, cau
prislng me with some ua'm, da
AIDA 10 tho comfort md bcHnHwl W
and she's always merry asa'., az
nn,, % she MANAGES IL, a : S'wa!r1S y
'Oh | that's my sccret, ,,,on n Va pb II
covered her recrct' Wncp ,oy " b n
know wo phonld have 10 w ,I,II2mN
made ono condilloni she wi3,p,''VidoM
And abe WA rIght | woul1lii 1,i0o ,y
.o,, n'' for s,v vdonble The subscrlpllV1o o
II together, from Tho lllo,p'yc ..,. yscnda
tho stories keep our ,.SoltullN
Of important events 0lld wv tVIe"uId NV
mo posted 40 that can un m ,G ,
new Idea from the h,,s V,hoal
makes all her dresses alu .i0lo. fitZ
and she gets al her paI,,GG .Io,wN
Magaglne and We sgvru,v,Wn,Ia
,"I,k lhe Group, NY doing l,,icl
wwaui,ar,on w,,i @ Dcpartlncut DNnI0asp tl
WWhat wonderful 0Nv"@iI'N h,
"Domorcp'a Panty aaGal w ~
"Whnl why Ih0IN sNylmvMt Nj
M' NeII' ,2II nv my friend, ln,.a'od
soon rs you can phe't DugM
on INV wife's account. IN wcIlo -
trn.pei in tine for oHa .n,mIllr
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Sharp County record., 1891-01-08

,unning for govcfhoF u 49, ", otI
,L,., fo,a npriOd Ol
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08
' IETUTT,

H JOnuhnl,, Vhu vt''fn'N,t
A Nj A THOMPSON vi Sniitna
Sharp County record., 1891-01-08
State of Aresnsas,
County OF Sharp. I

In testimony whereof ]
- haze her.unto set my
yLs. band and affixed the
~ seal Of circuit court, on
this the 10Th day OF
December, 1890
ID. l. KING, Clerk,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-01
CITY COURT.

Thirteen cases were brought before
the recorder this morning and 1924
in fines were assessed. Four cases
were dismissed and one continued.
The Judge was rather tough on
crsnks this morning, The following
are some of the principal cases. Mrs.
Thompson, who was continued from
yesterday was fined $40 this morning.
She was arrested for disorderly con-
duct. She had a ladder running up
to the root of her house which she
would climb up on and when reach.
ing the roof she would proceed to dis
robe herself and call out to soldiers
to come up into her parlor, the
name she gave to her house roof. The
other day she went to sleep upon the
roof and some one took the ladder
down and left her on her high perch,
after which she was run in.
Jesus Olivari was fined $50 and
given 20 days for carrying a pistol.
He stated that he was going out to a
ranch near the Leon creek that
night and that he did not like
to go so tar i'm the country without q
gun. The excuse did not work worth
q cent.
F. Raven was fined $40 and given
80 days for carrying pistol.
M. Anderson, drunk and down, So.
Juan Duffy, drunk, So.
A. Silby, was given SO and 30 days
In Jail for vagrancy.
Willie Clark, tying team on Sole
dad street, dismissed.
Margareta Perales, suspicious
character. continued.
Christoph, vagrsnt, SIC or 80 days.
Jesus Olivari, carrying pistol, $50
and 20 DAYS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-01
THE FIRE.
Two Frame Houses Burned-Caught
by a Cook Stove.

Two Frame Houses Burned-Caught
by a Cook Stove.
Two small frame houses on Cherry
and the corner OF South Centre streets
were destroyed by fire about $50
O'Clock this morning. The fire de-
partment responded to the alarm in
very good order, after the alarm was
given, but the man giving the alarm
was delayed several minutes before
he could get the key in the fire alarm
box.
The houses were occupied by ne.
groes, three families living there.
Two families were those of Dave
johnson and Walter Johnson. The
other family was named Williams. A
good deal of furniture and household
goods were saved, though one room
full could not be and was burned.
The fire originated, it is thought, from
kitchen stove, where fire
had been used for cooking
the morning meal. The houses were
owned by colored people, one by
a widow, Mrs. James, the other by
Mrs. Williams. The loss will be
about 5000 over all, which was unin-
sured.
Hook and Ladder truck, in turning
the corner OF Alamo and Commerce
streets, ran directly across the street
and Knocked an express wagon and
Its driver, Smith, over on the street,
breaking the wagon and inJuring Mr..
Smiths leg. The truck careened and
the firemen all jumped of.
At this fire Mission Hose company
did not arrive the last.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-01
NJ X. 4 T. Schedule.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Sep. AFTER sew
eral conferences between the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas officials
and employees the following schet u Q
was adopted:
Conductors of passenger trains will
be paid 1925 per month, baggagemen
sos, brakemen $55, and porters $40.
Conductors will be paid 2 l-2 cents
per mile, brakemen IL cents, and
porters IA cent for running special
passenger trains. One Numbered and
seventy-five miles is to constitute q
day.
Conductors and brakemen on
through freight trains will be paid
8 and cents per mile respectively.
The pay of the day yardmaster has
been fixed at $40 per month, night
yardmaster at 500, foreman $40 per
day, night foreman 50 IS per day, day
switchmen $40 per month, and night
switchmen SIS. Twelve hours will
constitute day.
The schedule is one of the most
satisfactory adjustments of wages
ever issued by a railroad COM
pany.
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Bold Train Robbery.

CANON CITY, Colo Sept. l.-Seven
men held up the east bound Rio
Grande train, near Colopaxie, last
night. They compelled the fiagman
at Texas creek to give them all the
torpedOes in his possession and flag
the train. The engineer and fireman
were covered with rifles and the lat
ter, was relieved of a gold watch.
They then forced him to pick the lock
of the baggage car and break in the
door of the express car while
the messenger was firing at him.
They then broke open the mail car
but took nothing. The express mes
senger, Angel, made q determined
resistance and fierce fight ensued
when one of the masked robbers put
a pistol to his head, and the safe was
then broken open and thirty-one
hundred dollars taken. The robbers
then noun ted horses and fled to the
mountains. The sheriff and posse
went In pursuit and blood hounds
were Immediately sent for to Trim.
idad.
One of the robbers was q man
about forty, but one was smooth
faced boy not over twenty. J. A. Ed
DIV has offered the services of his cow
boys to run them down, and hack
null of PlnkertOn's detectives left on
a special train from Denver this morn
ing
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

CARTHAGE, Ills, Sept. l.-While
ploughing on the Sweeney farm a cave
containing several skeletons was
found. The field has been turned
over to College authorities. -
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept News re-
ceivet from Victoria, b. c., says the
man-of- wars are kept busy chasing
the stealing seal schooners, in the
Behring sea.
DAYTON, o. Sep. 1.-The United
States baking company purchased
Bauman Bake and Cracker factory
here and took possession.
TOPEKA. Sep. 1.-Senator Pfeiffer
denies that the sub.treasury scheme
was defeated by the Missouri ALI
apce, but was referred to sub-alli-
ance