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Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
New Texas Letter.

DEDICATION OF NEW Ten AS CATH
oLIC CHURCH-TnE BLESSING
Of BELL AND NINE BEAU
TIEUL STATUES.
On Thursday Sept. s, 1892 the
grand Ceremony of Defeating
the Church, blessing of the Bell
and nine beautiful statues, will
take place ut New Texas.
His grace the Most Rev. Arch
bishop Janssens and Right Rev.
Bishop Meerschacrt, from the In
dian Territory, will otticiatc, and
will be assisted by several Priests
from many parts of the State.
Eloquent lectures suitable to such
Il rare and grand occasion Will be
delivered by the most Rev. Arch
bishop. and also by the Right Rev.
Bishop of Oaklahoma.
The excursion boat from Match
cX, with its kind excursionists,
will arrive ut about Z or 8 O'Clock
Il. m.-the trip will be made agree
ably pleasant and short by the
musical talent of the Natchez
Brass BaaJ- TTAefa TTAfaashf; 6s}fbffsNtst sNtsateeEEsz eEEc;.
are also coming in full force to
assist at the solemn occasion.
Prof. Ducrow of the quaint
old city, with his far famed cam
vass scenery of the late Civil war,
true to life III all the battles fought,
up to and including the surrender
of Gen. X. T.. Lee.
Mr.. Wingo the Photographic
artist of Natchez will be on hand :,
and will sketch the entire scenery
of that day. In such a sketch, the
Bell, richly dressed in lace, silk
and satin presented by a kind God
mother. Mrs. Fanny Botto of
Natchcz, will be Il grand sight
Thus will occur ut New Texas
an event seldom seen in a
Ire tlme and certainly never again
in Pointc Coupec.
Pontifical High Mass is very,
very rarely seen in the country.
the dedication of Il church, the
blessing Of Bell and statues.
which are each Il grand ceremony
In itself is II mystery to many, and
can only be performed and ex.
planned by apostolical authority.
10 all lovers then of clouuencc
and rare ceremonies, we say come
and do not miss chance which
In your life you may never have
again. And If New Texas has
fallen Il victim to the angry wa
ters of the Mississippi, she has
yet sons and daughters, with warm
hands and hearts, to greet and
welcome you in our Fathers
FAITH.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
OYSTERS! OYyTErSM

Having rented the entire Ret
tlg Building at the Foot of the
Hill, Mrs. j. +. Austen will, ON
the 1st of September, open Il
Finely appointed ! irst class OYS-
TER SALOON, in the room now
occupied by NIcolai Baragona.
Private lunch rooms, for the ac-
commOdation of Ladies or Ladies
and their Escorts, will be prov;d-
cd.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Exactly Their Style.

Chairman Phelps, Of the Dem
Ocratic State Committee of 1lli-
no,s, has discovered II plot Of the
Republicans to colonizc II large
number of negro es ~ the counties
bordering on the Indiana, Nissou-
ri and Kentucky State lines, and
he to offset the r,scality is hrving
a poll of all the legal voters in
these counties made and has also
offered reward of $50 for the
arrest and conviction Of every
person who votes illegally. He
has issued instructions to the
Democratic leaders III the coun-
tics mentioned to exercise the
greatest vigilance III preventing
the colonization of fioaters and
also to note the time of arrival of
all strangers III the counties. II
is plain that the Republicans, dcs-
pite the fact that they arc making
II show of confidence regarding
the result of the election III llli-
nois, have seen the handwri, ing
on the wall and realize that the
Democrats are gong to carry the
State, consequently they deter.
mined to resort to their old trick
of colonizing negroes and other
voters. Unfortunately for them,
however, the Democrats were on
the alert and their fraudulent de-
signs will be frustrated. No man
who is not IL legal voter will be al
lowed to cast "A ballot in the bor-
der counties or any other portion
of the State States.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

~It appears that the Carne-
gle Company can do what they
please with the Navy Department.
A short time ago the Carnegles dis
covered that the manufacture cf
the curved armor plates for the
new cruisers and battle ships was
not only difficult, owing to the
want of proper appliances mt the
company's plant, but there w:,s
not much of a profit In them for
the manufacturers. The result
was the Carnegie Company had
the plans changed, and stra,ght
plates are now being rolled. Car
negie and the present administr:,-
ton seem to stand in with each
other.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

SrGov. Flower should get af-
ter the quarantine Off cials of New
York with sharp stick. Yes
terday steamer of the Cunard
line, coming direct from Europe,
was allowed to pass the quaran-
tine station after an inspection
which lasted only thirty-cight min
utes. A short time ago DR.. Jen-
kins the president of the Board
of Health of New York, predict
ed that cholera would make its
appearance in that city within
two weeks, and in view of the in
efficient quarantine sevice of that
port it is quite plain that he knew
what he was talking about.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Bucklen'S Arnica Saive

TIE BEST SALvE in the wOrl ~ cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rieum. fcAcr
sores. letter. chappcl hanrS. c!,ilhlains.
corns, and all Skin Erupti"ns. positively
cures piles. or no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 2j cents per
box. For sale BY !. i. Ki!bourne & Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Keachie Male and Female
-Oone&o.---
Traffic Manager.

Kcachic College, Dcsoto parish,
La, opens September 9th, with Il
corps of ten able and efficient
teachers. High standard. Thor
ough work. IIcalthful locality.
For catalogues or other infor-
nation, Address.
REV. &. W. TOMkIES.
President.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
TINS PAPER % ON FILE
IN CHICAGO
AND NEW YORK
-Ar rMx ovElCO o.
A, n. Kellogg Newspaper Go.
Special Announcement

Tickets will be sold at the Rail-
road cffice in this town, Oh Septem'
Ter 16, II and 18, at one lowest first
class fare for the round trip, for the
&. A. II. ,Encamrment to be held at
Washington, l.. G., on September
Goth. Transit limits three days.
Tickets good to expire October 1lth.
l.. Il. DAY,
Traffic Manager.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

D5The value of peanut as an
article of food was demonstrated
at Chicago the other day, by Il
man offering the sum of $l2O, 900
for the exclusive privilege of sell
ling peanuts on the grounds of the
Worlds Fair. The peanut to an
American is what Il pretzel is to
German.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Friendly Caution.

All persons are cautioned against
the removal of earth from the
CATHOLIC hill or from any portion
OF the Church property. Any in
fringement will bcpunishcd to the
fullest extent of the law against
trcspass. j. ID. AUSTEN,
Agent.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Tulane University
OF LOUISIANA.

Tulane University embraces College.
High School. II. Sophie Newcomb
Memorial College for Young Women.
Law and Medical Dcpartmets The COL
lcse has four parallel courses: ClaSsi-
cal. Literary. Scientific and Engineer
ing Next Annual Session of the -Acad-
emical Department. including the ii.
Sophie Ncwc"mb Cnlicgc. begins Octo-
Der 3rd. Law Department., opens
November l4tll. Medical Department.
October 18th.
For special or general catalogues.
apply to the Secretary Of the Universe
tv. Tulane Hall.
WM. PRESTON JOHNSTON.
President
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

@A conference of Illinois
Central and Mississippi Valley
railroad officials Is gong on at
Memphis, the object being the re-
organization of the several de-
partments made necessary by the
transfer of the latter to the for
mer.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Trespass Notice.

Notice is hereby given that hunting
on the Resale and Linwood plantations
III this parish is prohibited. NiolatorS
will he prosecuted TO the full extent of
the law.
RORT. ii. BARROW
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
just Received! Just Received.

Iolu Sugar Plum and Callfor-
mia Fruit Chewing Gums, Stick
and fine French Mixed Candies.
assorted Cakes, Ginger Snaps.
Pruncs, Raisins. NermIcclli.
Spcghetti, Macaroni, Hams. Bar
ley, Breakfast Bacon, etc. lust
in store per l.. n. q. ct. Rail
road.
arFrcsh Country Butter con-
stantly on hand,
Mrs. j. +. AUSTEN'S
Foot Of the Hill.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Ven1re.
DISTRICT Court FOR WEST FLi.ICI-
ANA-OCTOBER TERM 1892.

| FIRST WEEK.
| Nillere Emile. I.cct Charles.
Bailey Buck. Wilson I, Nee.
Griff1n 4 w. McCrindell Thos.
| Thornton Hilary. Wright VIM
veal Duncan. Nillrrc Abe
| Matthews Wiley, ConucU n -
Jackson Banks. Piuott II II
| west I.ouis. McGuffy Oscar.
| johnson Grant. Wells Willis ;r
Williams Hamp. Austin j n ri
Kicks Frank. King Douglas
Davis William. Bol,I,n .JnLn
Adams Lawson. Veal Dan
Carey Lafayette, Lewis Carey
ro,S o,nts Ines'oh, Washington Aaron.
Lazarus Henry. Austin nv
Ca nanieiS w = Spilman Howard.
,ro oMn w NJ Nelson Stephen,
hShney IL. Daniels NJ j.
Hamilton + o. I.eonnrd q
I1 nlu w a. Raynham Thos w.
,'hiiton i,;u W ~ Ncwsham + l..
IIlen :. u. Logan James,
Baicr George, Eby Thornton
SECOND WEEK.
nSo't Mo'iroe. McWatcrs Jas.
MctZ Christopher. Michel David,
nmcSueen Jas, Williams Dock.
BROOKS Icter. James Joe.
Peterson Frank kcarucv -I,sc;.
" ~, ''ia,s ~, hehr!, l.eake Walter,
n3l"X lom, Sparks Isaac.
\. Stafford VIM.
Veal Harry. jr. Harvey y,
GroW : mo Brown Louis,
Lewis John' Riddle n B.
Anderson .Jno. Edwards E.t
Butler Thos. Ellis Nat
j, Folkcs Chcstop
l.. T.. KILBOURNE.
FRED i. CONVERSE.
CTAS. TAYLOR.
GEORGE STEWART
jury Commissioners.
true copy:
J.. w. BRANDON.
Clerk.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

To points south of a line drawn
II rough Butler and Clinton, also TO
Kansas CITY and ST. Joseph.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

To all points on and cast of Cniou
Pacific Line Ogden to Garrison.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

Pop ON Ice for sale constantly, at
Mrs. Austen's, Lower st. FrancisyiIle.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Crop News.

Crop conditions for cotton, arc
reported lower, in East Baton
Rouge, than our last commune
cation represented them.
Excessive rains have caused too
rank growth in many places-
too much weed and too little fruit,
while all lands not thoroughly
drained have gone much to grass,
and some lands have been aban-
doned. Corn crops, however,
were never better.
In this parish. for cotton. the
shed is excessive. Corn is good.
j. II. HOWELL.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

To all points vest of and including
Iowa Falls, Webster City and Wall
Lake. A!yona ard all points west.
Points on the Waverly Line of c. st.
p. K. G. Railway, Sumner to Hnmp.
ton inclusive Points west Of Han p
ton and Iowa Central Railway.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
MINEEStyTt

To Sleepy Eye and points west on
G. & n. W. Railway, Fairmonnt, Bird
Island and points west on G.. NJ. 4 St
r. Railway, st. James and points
west aud the &. St. T.. NJ. & o. Rail
way, Morton and p, ints west on the
N. L. St. L. Railway, " edeua and
points west on the Nortl ern Pacific
Hallway, Fergus Falls and Broken
ridge and points west on Great North.
en- Railway Line, and Elbow Lake
oc n. s.. =. & S. S. Marie Railway.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03

1000 Gallon Cjstern xrS.
1900 81 goo
A. RIGGS & Bros, 60 Perdido, St.
New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
NEW MFXICO -

To all points except those situated
on the Southern Pacific ard Atlantic
and Pacific Railway.
Stop overs will be allowed on go
ing passage at points west Of Mis-.
Sc uri II Yer and St. Puul or Minnea
pills within final limit of ticket.
Tickets will be exec uted for return
passage at destination cmiy.
L. + DAY,
Tratic Manager.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
Fare
MiSSlSSIPPl IALLEY ROUTE.
Aiiayllst 81. lStH

<AuShSS ~, 1os6.
On August 30th.. and Sept. 27tb..
round trip tickets to all points in the
territory outlined below, at the rate
OF one lowest first-class fare for the
round trip, will be scld.
-: rERRIroIY -
Colorado. Indian Territory, Kansas.
Nebraska, North III d South Dakota,
Oklahoma Ter itory, Utah and Wy
oming.
Tickets sold to all poius in these
States:
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-03
HO! For the Worlds Fair!!
FOR THE DEDICATORY CEEEAJO-
MES OF THE WOHI.D'S FAIR
Chicago, OCTOBER
1lTH TO 18TH,

Tickets will be sold on October
sth, 9Th and 10th to Chicago, Ill. ,
and return, ut rates given below
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THE TRANs-PAcIFlC RECORD BROKEN
With Ease by the Steamer Empress
Innnn-CnnInrsI Hama

Japan-Sealers Home.
VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 1.-The Cana
dian Pacific railway steamship Empress
of Japan arrived Sunday night from the
Orient. having made seventeen knots all
the way, beating the trans-Pacitic record
with ease.
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Items ofInterest Gathered from All Pa
of the World.

Items of Interest Gathered from All Parts
of the World.
Trouble is feared with the White River
Utcs
The cholera epidemic has almost died
out in Hamburg.
Fire at Malta Ben, Mo, caused q loss OF
$4,000; partially insured.
Horses at Martins Ferry, o., have diph-
liberia. Several have died
Two cotton fires occurred at Galveston,
inficting a loss of 500, 90.
The Queen of Wurtunberg, widow of the
late King Charles I, is dead,
William Fetty, a Newark co. grocer, Is
missing, Foul play is suspected.
Fire at St Johusbury, Vt, destroyed
property to the amount Of $4,000.
T. J. Reynolds, a Dayton CO.. contractor,
is mysteriously missing. lie had 800.
The whisky trust is starting up all its
distileries owing to the low price of corn
Several vessels are in quarantine mt New
! York, loaded with emigrants from Ham
/ burg
| Count Westerloo has been appointed
/ minister of foreign affairs in the Belgian
cabinet.
Charles c. Bruner, travelling salesman
/ fell from train at Evansville, Ind, ant
was killed
Fire ac Point Breeze, near Philadelphia
caused loss of $4,000. Partly covered
/ by insurance.
Prohibitionists of Seattle, Wash, ar,
suspected of having blown up u saloon
with dynamite.
Charles Conley and William Colder
were instantly killed By an engine nea
] Akron, Sunday.
Pittsbure iron and steel finishers hav
organized separate order known as tn
Finishers' union.
Engineer Bruner was killed and a col
orcd man fatally wounded in wreck n
Central City, Ky.
Henry Boldcu shot and killed w.
| Brown, at Mount Sterling, KY, as the out
come of an old feud.
Considerable shooting has been going OIL
between whites and blacks, near Selma
Ala. Several killed.
The fftieth anniversary of the founding
| Of St Paul Lutheran church was celebrat
ed at indianapolis Sunday
The mayor of Coal City, Ills, names
Sharp was arrested for attempting to on
rage a fourteen year-old girl
+. Herbert Thomas, of Chicago, VIII
rolled high in New York, is under arres
for forging numerous checks.
Adlai f. Stevenson, Democratic candi
date for vice president, has written his lei
ter of acceptance OF nomination.
OUTLAW George Bsllstedt was Killed
officers, at Nihnkhh, L Z, He r. ysted q
rest and WAS Fidaled with k1iietsa -
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GROWTH OF THE SOUTH.
Tho Industrial Development in the
Week Ending October 20th.

Tho Industrial Development in the
Week Ending October 20th.
THE TKADESMAN, Chattanooga,
Teunes-ec. in it's review OF the indus
trial situation in the South Tor the
week ending October 18th, states that
its correspondents, representing All
the imDortnns industrial and business
centers in the Southern States, con-
cur in saving that the indications are
generally favorable. The cotton crop
Is 30 nearly gathered as TO enable IL
10 be estimated with authority. Inc
reports are all to the elect that The
falling off in quantity - fully 80 per
cent. and the cool weather OF the
,,ast week cHuses both growers and
dealers to look tor higher prices. In
the iron market no lsssening in the
demand is Indicated. The volume OF
mercantile business is up to the aver
aye for tie season, and manufactures
in ali departments are doing we'll.
Several new Touring mills are re-
DOrLed for the week, the number OF
textile plants in process OF organlZa-
ton IL larger than usual and renewed
activity is shown i'll the establish
ment Of new woodworking plants.
The Tradesman reports ~ new IN
dustries IA established or lncorpOr-
-
/ engagements of manufactures,
aud ~ important new buildings
Among the new industries reported
hre BRICK and tile works with T20,OUU
capital ut Atlanta, Ga, with $4,000
capital at Houston, Texas, anu with
$4,000 capital at Louisville, Ky, d
$50, 900 cotton compress at Mckinney,
Texas, Touring mills at Par"g"uid,
Quitmau, Des Arc and Mulberry,
Ark, anu Cumberland Gap, Tenn,
and a fence company at Anderson, >.
e..
Furnaces are to be built at New
Orleans, La, and Ducktown, Tenn,
an ice factory at GreenvIlIe, Ala,
and machine shops at Pensacola, Fla,
and Abbeville, =. T..
The Tradesnan Glao reports a
$l,OC, 900 mining company rs char
tered at Little Rock, Ark, ard one
with $4,000 capital at Atlanta, Ga.
Oil mills and paper mills are to be
built at Myrtle Springs, Texas, cot
ION mills at atlanta, Ga, and Maiden,
n. c., bagging mills at Meridian,
Misc, and kuiJtlug mills at Norfolk,
Va, and MaTtiu-burg, w. Va. A
800 900 furniture factory is to be
established at Houston, Texas, saw
aud planning m,lIs AT MnrIauna, and
Tampa, Fla, S:llkcnatchle, >. o., ana
Union CITY, Tenn, and S5O,OOo relrig-
orator works at Chattanooga, Tenn
Water works are to be built at Ath-
ems, Ga , Monroe, La, ana Canton
Miss. Among the enIartchle Ion
the week are cement - ~ - Mont
vale, Va, gIsss VI ., II AT Allan 4, Ga.
tobacco IActory ut VI he' ling, Wesl
Va, and P!uuimg mil - Harm
man, Tenn.
Among the new buildings reported
by the 1radCsmau :Ic GuslLcs'
houre at Newman, Ga, churches a
ONfrrd, n c., ana bedford City. Va.
$3OU,OOO Office tuidng Il L'Iil'
Root, Ark, tobacco factory "a
StajcslilIt, \. &, a market h"Use Il
Bedford City. Va, and w"ith.u7'
at Marietta, Ga.
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Can The Presidency lie Bought!

C,nuot Calculate Wolcntt sop
apoiogiZ .ng for his vote against the
f. &c text-bo ks and fort-riS lightly pay
meuts long enough to fell the people
of Massachusetts what he thinks of
Quay's plan for buying the e'ection
of Harrison? The great question be-
fore the people OF the U"ited Safes
at this election IL the quest On of the
purchase ami sale of the highest
Office in the land. II trunscend- all
other iasues. 1t concerns the very
Lille OF the Republic. The fortunes of
individual candidates, The success or
failure Of party policies sink into in
significance before this towering
issue. Ne- not - Republican orator
or Republican organ in Ma>sachu-
sets lisps a word copce' ming the
great infamy which il preparing by
the corruptiun;sts of 1883 for perpe-
ualiou again in 1892. They are not
blind To Whit il going on. They
even chuckIe that "QHay il on deck
Il IT possible that all moral seUse has
deserted Relubl 'cauism in Mas
s4chu. rtts? The people see and note
these things. Aud we cannot he
iieve that the people will tolerate the
purchase of the presidency in this
Vear-BoStOn Post.
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TOO EARLY.
Why Close the Worlds Fair
Gates at Z O'clock!
Is the Question Which is Now
Being Asked.

The American Section OF the Socialist
Labor Party Meet in Chicago and Pro-
test Against Such ActiOn-It Gives the
Common People No Opportunity to At
tend the Exposition.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The American sec.
ton of the Socialist Labor party met
Sunday afternoon to discuss the action
of the worlds fair commission in closing
the gates of the fair at Z o'clock week
days.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
that the wage earners have come to the
inevitable conclusion which they hereb y
announce to the worlds fair directors
and to the public generally, that from
the start it has been too painfully evil
dent that the national and local direc-
tors of the fair have been unani
nous in their determination to make
of the great Columbian exposition, aristo-
cratic, plutocratic, kid-gloved affair
from first to last, and that in their latest
action in closing the gates Sundays and
evenings, the only periods when the
common people have an opportunltg Of
gazing on the marvellous results of thell
own industry, the people clearly pre-
ceive that they have received
polite invitation to stay away. Then
follows denunciation of the dedicatory
exercises, and the resolutions closed a;
follows:
RESOLVED, That this body of wage-work
ers, on behalf of their fellow laborers, Of al
lands, demand that the worlds fail
shall be open on Sunday or kept open eacE
week until II o'clock p. III.
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4 FORTUNE FOR A HORSE.
Or,uonde Sold For the Unprecedented
G,,,,, 81 - n 600

Or,nonde Sold For the Unprecedented
sam of $I5O,OOO.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 3l.-Wm.
a capitalist Of this clty,
has cabled the sum Of $lJO,oOO TO the
ROthschilda, London, to be held by
them, subject to- the order Of the
TatteTsalls in payment for the great
stallion Ornohd-, tie peer OF the
English turf, which NJ Donough has
purchas, d. Mac OOnough Will have
the horse brought to California anu
placed in the SUD.
Orinoude's record a. a race horse Is
yeiI-known. In his career on the
turf he rnT. against all the great
horses in England and was never dc,
r+ated. His triump hs rs Il 3 year-old
in 1856 include lhe triple victory OF
=. 900 guIneas stake, tie Derby ala
st. Leger, his winnings i'll that year
alone amounting to 100000. Hi.
total winnings for three years ex-
ceeded $I13, 600, Ormoude's greatest
value il considered to lie i'll his
qualities as sire. Three of his pro-
duction being the great year-Oid
Gold Finch, Lanethy and Ordome.
bronchial trouble led TO the transfer
Of Ormonde from the English stables
OF The Duke of Westminster to the
warmer climate Of BuenOs Ayres,
100000 being paid by Don Jnan
Bocan for the great racer.
The story OF the purchase OF Mac
Dunough is an interesting one. Chas.
Reed, OF FaIrview Farm, near Gala
tin, Tenn, who surprised tie sport
ing world with his purchase of the
stallion, st. Blaipe, for which he paid
500 600, uutbIdding such men as Hag-
gin, Loriliard, Daily and Morris,
wanted Ormoude and went to South
America some e, ks ago to effect d
purchase if possible. Mac Dohough
had already announced To few
friends his intention to negotiate foI
Onuoude, aud wnen he learned oil
Reeds departure, lost no time in cab
ling Tattrrsalis, of London, to open
negotiate s With BOcAn's agent, al
the same time sending DR.. II. Ross to
London to push the matter. A NUM-
Der OF cablegrams were exchanged,
nud on Oct. rs MacDonOugh WAS nOtI-
fled that Reed, who had convinced
himself Of the sOundness of Ormonde
for stud purposes, had offered E25,OO
for the horse. MacDunOugh i'm
mediatcly raised the bid TO f3O,OGO,
and yesterday received cabiegram
announcing that his offer was ac-
captaH
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-04

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