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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08
EcBERs MUST ANSWER.

He Had No Justification for Firing at
Landlord Endl.
Louis Egbers, young German, was
held to answer yesterday by Justice
Austin upon the charge Of assault with
q deadly weapon.
Egbers and companion had taken a
room at the Strassburg hotel on Ala
media street, last Sunday week. and the
latter retired to bed with his boots on.
Endl, the proprietor of the lodging
house. not relishing this prehistoric
feature of bis guest, lugged him out of
the couch, lectured him and was pro-
ceeding to carry him to the verandah
for little fresh air, when Egbers inter-
fered, and in the rumpus that ensued
he discharged q pistol at the landlord.
Counsel for the defense claimed justifi-
cation, but the plea did not work, and
Egbers was required to give $500 bail for
his appearance at trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08
Buffet, because they had sold liquO,

Buffet, because they had sold liquor
there on Sunday.
Mr.. Shatto met with no encoursge-
ment from his colleagues. Commissioner
Lewis said that this establishment WAS
run under the restaurant ordinance, and
Mr.. Shatto retaliated by averring that
liquor was sold there over the bar and
that he knew Of many establishments,
naming some, who did the same.
Mayor Hazard came to the rescue of
Mr.. Lewis and told Mr.. Shatto that no
action could be taken on his motion, be-
cause it had been laid down as the rule
OF the board, that q license should not
be revoked until the courts had con-
victed the saloon-keepers so accused. In
this instance there was not any evidence
forthcoming that even any transgression
had taken place at all.
Considerable talk, mostly desultory,
ensued, Mr.. Ehatto sticking to his point
with great obstinacy, but nothing OF q
practical nature resulted, except the
mayors suggestion that il it is found
that the ordinances regulating the clos
ing of saloons are imperative and de-
fective the matter might be reported to
the council, which could take action in
the premises, if it saw fit to do go. The
motion made by Mr.. Shatto received no
second and was lost.
Humane Officer Wright appeared be-
fore the commissioners and reported the
names OF several saloonkeepers who vio-
late the ordinance forbidding the recep-
| tion OF minors and the sale to them ofin-
toxicants. He mentioned one place in
which he claimed that young girls had
been ruined, and others in which boys
and girls are in the habit of con-
gregating.
In this case, the old adage that what is
sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander
did not seem to work, because no sooner
had Mr.. Wright concluded his report,
than the whole board was unanimous
in agreeing that If the officer Of the
charges, bring witnesses, ETC., at the
next meeting the licenses of the Offend
era should at once be cancelled.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Happy Pairs Who Arc Ready for Their
n. Honeymoon.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
Charles Hahn, native of Wisconsin,
aged rs, and Elizabeth Hefner, native
OF California, aged II, both residents oi
Elizabeth Lake.
John Mulligan, native Of Massa.
chusetts, aged 38, and Sarah M. Lynch,
native of Pennsylvania, aged 20, both
residents of Kingman, Moiave county,
Arizona.
Kingsbury Sanborn, native of Massa-
chusetts, aged 81, and Della Patton,
native Of Ohio, aged 20, both residents
Of Riverside.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08
Nlecp on Lost side,

Many persons are unable to sleep ON their
physicians. Metropolitan papers speak with
great interest Of Dr. Franklin Miles, the emil
nsnt Indiana specialist In nervous and heart
from diseased heart. He has examined and
kept on record thousands OF cases. His New
Heart Cure, . wonderful remedy, ID sold ct c.
H. H2nce's. Thousands testify to Its value as
cure for Heart Diseases. Mrs. Chas. Benoy,
Loveland, COL. says Its effects on her were
marvellous. Elegant book on Heart Disease
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08
Champion BicycIist

America, writes: - V7
u take pleasure In stating that have used
AucOck porous plasters not only In America,
and pronounce them without An equal"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08

OA1ifornis Vinegar Workss
664s 1enuing street, opposite soap fectory
neoK Alameda and B1rst 6treetss one-han blno1
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08
mn Wnrnn Rrn~.

Eaier d Eooblein's Lager, fresh fron the
breWosY. cn dfaught n sll the psincipal -
!oons, detyMed premptly n bottles g ken
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08

ssBrown's Bronchial Trocheops are widely
known as an admirable remedy M Dx0n0hitis
H9arsepem, Coughs and Thxo4t XSo11t t1ss. Sold
oN1v bcxess III
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08

Ladies' that have used Winterilla cannot
speak Its praise high enough.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08

nov prooess Gas stoves,
With otIdcephefic burners, on exhibition st p
>. Bkoxu0'6, 4lA South Spring street three
month"; - hln for one fami1y's cooking, -.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08
-AGRAY g. SONS,k
Dealers In
COAL, WOOD, FEED AND HAY
Third Street. next to Red Store
NINE. A. RUPPERTs FACE BLEACH

It's wonderful ef-
feet Is known in
almost every house
hold. Thousands
who had diseases
and discoloration
of the skin (includ-
ing moths, freckles,
sall0wness, exces-
sive 7edness, pim-
pies. hackheads,
oiliness, etc., have
had theis hearts
gladdened by =
use,
It is Absolutely
III ar m loss, all
prominent physic-
tans recommend 1t.
IL does mt drive
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08

Asoadway markst 7ish, * cents J pound.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-08

he Impurities in, but dra them out. II 10
not cosmetic to cover up, but cure.
Its Prico fs Reasonable. One bottle, which
costs 81, is often sufficient to cure; or three
securely packed in plain wrapper. Mime.
Ruppert's book, How to be Beautiful" sent
for g cents. NINE. LOUISE PO IT'S, Agent,
$40 3m 400 8. Broadway, Los Angeles.
The New South., 1892-02-20
ELLIsyILLg aARKET-CoRRECrED
WEEkLY.
SCHOOL MEETING.

4 meeting Of the citizens Of Ellisyille
was held at the court house on Satur-
day night in the interes, of high school
at this place The meeting was called
TO order by Mayor j. G. Bradley. who
was made chairman.
Prof Hammaek, Of Heidelberg, wa.
called on who responded in an eloquent
speech, urging the necessity of immedi-
ate action among our people in the es-
tablishment ofa high school; presenting
his plans for the buildin; of a college i
this place. Hei an educator Of ten
years experience, and though astranger,
he made favorable impressions upon our
people, and his speech was wall received.
Prof Hicks and Capt Hardy were call
ed on who responded showing the ad.
vantages Of Ellisville and surrounding
country for high school; urging the
importance Of immediate action. look
ing to the immediate erection of large
and commodious school building. These
speeches were well received, and the
meeting adjourned till Monday night.
On Monday night large gathering
was had at the court house. Professor
Hicks was called to the chair and after
favorable speeches by number Of our
prominent citizens it was unanimously
agreed TO ask the city authorities to de-
clare EllisYille separate school district
and to erect school building to cost
not less than 100000. The meeting
then adjourned, aud the city council
met and promptly passed an ordinance
declaring Elisyille separate school
district,appointed committe to procure
plans and specifications for building of
modorn style to cost not less than 10000
which is published in this issue of the
New SouTH. These meeting were har-
monious and all the people were OF one
mind, and that was we should have
school building commensurate with the
necessi les, growth and progress Of our
town and country A. frst-class school !
is all that is needed to continue the rap
id growth aud development Of our city
and surrounding country. We congrat-
ulate our citizens in their harmonious
and decided action in this most import
ant matter. There should be no let up
on this important matter but the work |
should be pushed forward until final
completion.
The New South., 1892-02-20
Consumption Cured

An old physician. retired from. prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionery the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy Tor the
speedy and permanent cure of Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma,
aud all throat and Lung Affections, also
positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility aud all Nervous COMPLAINTS,
after having tested its wonderful cura-
tive power. in thousands of cases, has
felt ii his duty to make il known 10 his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo
tive and desire to relieve human suff-
cring. | will send tree Of charge, 10 all
who desire it, this recipe. in German,
French. or English, with full directio
for preparing aud using Sent BY mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. w. A. NoYEs, $40 Powers
Block Rochester n. Y.
The New South., 1892-02-20
Legal. NOTICE.

10 Robert Campbell. Austin y.
Campbell aud Singleton Campbell a
Waverly. Texas. Matte Campbell ol
Whitfield, Ala, BENJAMIN Campbell oI
Huntsville, Tex, Farquhar Campbell
Of Cold Springs. Tex, Mrs. Ella sewoll
Mrs Maggie Boyioand Matte Campbell
Of Houston. Tex. John Campbell. Robt
Campbell, Mira. Mollic keddick
Graham Campbell and Stella Campbell
Of Lynchbu &, Tex.
You are commanded 10 appear brfor,
the Chaneery Court of Jo es county
Miss. at the court house in Ellisvillc
on the first Monday in April next, 1892,
70 plead answer or dcmur to the petition
of Elizabeth Derby ct al. filed against
you for sale Of lands for division.
Given under my hand seal Of Office,
February 9Th, 1872. H. u SHARP.
feb l3-5t Clerk.
The New South., 1892-02-20
THE WORK OF AeooD MAN.
What DIR. B. VI. Wooley is Dong
for the suffers From the Use
Of Opiunl and whisky.

The works % good mar live after
him de enjoys the blessings and dist
incuonS thes entitie himto Ia this world,
aud build for him home in eternity
Il is the mlSssoR OF every living soal 70
do someg Cd 10 benefit humanity in
some way Notwithstanding this fact.
he's few lock upon life in this manner.
4 few nov and then, here and there.
realize tins great responsibility, and de
vote their lives 10 ihe salvation Of their
fellowmen One the NEST conspicoEs
examples OF this character in Atlanta.
Is DIR. b VI. Mooliey. He il mau
noted for his Christian INTEGRITY and
and tair dealing, being an old and high Y
estened citizen OF Atlanta. aud having
built up reputation among his home
folks as specialist in the cure Of the
opium and whiskey habits that is of the
highest character. Although he | as had
years OF experancc in the treatment of
these dreadful diseases. he is yetan ard
ent student, and studies the science OF
profession with as much diligence as IL
he were only just catering tho Profession.
pr Woolloy,unlike great many spc-
cialis;s. treats what i called the opium
snd whiskey habits 81 a disease. affirming
THAT they are strictly diseases, and nine
times out OF ten the sufferers are not
directly re- ponsible for their condition.
The success he has had in this line has
been something phenomenal lie has
cured patients In every state and ter
ritory in the union, and has treated
cases ia London, France, Germany, Can
ada aud Mexico.
Opium aud whiskey are two Of the
most powerful, aud when improperly
used. the most liiedestrosing medicines
IN ihe world. and TO know how to exract
or eradicate the effects Of these drugs
from the human body is an art to which
DIR. Woolley can justly lay claim. As
evidence he simply refers TO his hundred
Of patients who have been thoroughly
aud solndly cured. Being man Of
scholarly attainments, he has prepared
a work on opium and whiskey, aud their
effects opon the human constitution. In
his work he has testimonials of people
whom he has successfully treated aud
permanently cured. This book will be
mailed free of charge to your address il
you will only send DIR. Woolley letter
lsking for IT, Ifyou are not affected
with the opium or whiskey disease prob.
,blY you know Of a friend or have re-
atiye who is. fyou will kindly send
heir names or inform them Of DIR. Wool |
ey's ability, he will take pleasure in
sending them any information they may |
iesire. Address DR.. u. NJ. Woolley' AZ. |
anita, Ga. (Atlanta Constitution
The New South., 1892-02-20
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

We beg those in authority, not to for
get the school building question, il is
certainly matter of supreme import
ance to our rising city The people
voted for il and it now remains with the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen to do
the balance. A charter should be pre-
pared and adopted by the legislature and
work should be commenced as soon as
possible. The present school building
is shame and disgrace to EIlisyille, and
no time should be lost in building neat
one that would be an ornament to the
town. Do not delay the matter any
longer.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Deafness Can't be Cured

by local applications, as they canuot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There Is only one vas 20 cure ue siness.
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused bya infamed con
dition Of the mucous lining Of the Eus-
taehisn Tube. When this tube gets in
famed rou have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when il is en-
tiIcly closed deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor,nal
condition, hearing viii be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
BY catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We win give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness (eaused by Catarrh)
that We cannot cure by taking Hall :
Catarrh Cure Send for circulars, free.
4. j. CHENEY q co, Toledo, Ohio
Sod hy prus<isss. Ia.
The New South., 1892-02-20
good moral standing State Ledger
il is because Dabncy lives in
Nicksburg, that he talks thu-ly.
A sla, Inv.

The effect of the bill introduced
by Senator Allen, should il pass,
will be to suspend the collection Of
debts until December, 1893. except
debts aud liabilities against public
officers created or incurred oy them
as such Officials.
But the la~ proposed does not
prohibit attachments against debt
ors a. nov provided by Law. This
law suswnds the foreclosure OF
mortgages and trust deeds or sales
under such until December, 1898:
and by this net the statute OF limi-
ialions will not run during the sus-
pension.
The law il intended 10 prevent =
sacrifice OF properly, forcing it on
The market while money l. so scarce
and better enable the dclfor class to
meet their ahiisaticn-.--Statc Led
uer
The New South., 1892-02-20
THK uEs
Required ~ sisow "a s.sod Moral
sharaetcr 10 get Iiccnrc

It's frequently remarked that .
great change has come over The
spirit of the dreams of Hon. Dab
ney Marshall, Of Warren, since his
residence in this city a few year
since, when he Was known Ia be one
of the most active workers III iii.
Prohibition vineyard
Mr.. Marshal has been seLt 10 tie
State capital by Il constituency
which is very much opposed 10
whst is known as the "dram shop
bill, and he is representing them to
the best Of his ability which. by the
way. is rDnch larger than one would
think By glance at his figure.
A day or two ago when ihi. bill
was under discussion III the House
Mr. Marshall inadv - point that
was really worth recording. In sub
stance, he sai
Zine saloon Keepers of Missisip.
pi mast be gentleman of The high
est moral standard. ~ least every
petition for license ga reads. and il
signed and endorsed by numbers Of
the best people Of every comni'ni-
ty where saloons exist. Lawyers,
doctors, merchants and men OF 9th
er eallings are not necesssrially OF
good moral character. Men OF 9th
er callings may do business iB this
State no matter how low, hos mean,
hoS vile, how disreputable their
standing in the community may he.
The saloon man. however, must be a
gentleman Of high character, and q
The New South., 1892-02-20
100000 a w eek.

The st. Louis Republic proves by
sworn statement. that si,177 new. paid
yearly subscribers exclusive OF renew
als) were added to ,hc mail lists of the
Twice a. Neck Republic during the
months of December and January just
past aud shows by fac simile rostoiiice
receipts, that more than 100000 cupiet
OF each issue or exceeding BOO, 900 every
week, were actually mailed during that
time. The history Of American news.
papers has never presented a more won
dcrful record Of success The people
are quick to distinguish between stage
coach and railroad seyiee. Twice-a
week is better value for one dollar
year than once in seven days The
Twice "a Week Republic is issued on
Tuesday and Friday oi every week, and
each weeks issue psisis Of from II 30
l6 pages, seven columns each Itis the
leading Democratic paper OF the country
and has q Special Tariff Department ed
tied by Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson, NJ. e.
Ii will be indispensable during this
great political campaign year. Only 81 !
Tor full year r'ssu description (lol papers, |
sample copies free. Address, The Re
public, st, Louis, Mo.
The New South., 1892-02-20
AN ORDINANCE declaring the City
oi Ellisville Separate Sehool nis
trict. and Tor other purposes.

! Az ORDINANCE deelaring the City
oi Ellisville Separate School pis
trict, and Tor other purposes.
| Src. BE il ordained by the City
Council of the City Of Elllsvillc, That
I the territory embf ced ia the Corpora
ton Of the Cats OF Elhssille. as defined
aud set forth by the Charter Of said City
Ne and The same Is hereby declared
Separate School District.
Src. 2.--Be il further ordained. Tia,
The Council Of said City proceed AZ once
90 take the necessary steps. preliminary
10 the erection of large and co,nmodi.
Gus School Building and supplying IL
with good modern furniture aud neccsa-
~ aud complete apparatus and to that
end the Mayor shall sppoin, commit.
tee of three. composed of two members
of the Conneil sud one citizen. whose
duty II 'hall be 70 set M plans and
specifications OF school building Of
modern style, to cost, including the fur
nituse and apparatus, not less than Five
Thousand Dollars.
Src. B. BE il further ordained. Tha,
an ad vaiorcm tar Of iyc mills be, aud
the sau,e is. hereby levied upon the tax.
able property in said CITY 70 be known
as the School Building Fund aud shall
be appropriated for school building pur.
poses Ia said City and no other.
SEc. 4.-Be il further ordained. That
said assessment shall be made under the
provisions % ordinance Nc. 10, approved
June 81, 1880, except thar the CITY As.
SCISSOR, shall commence said assessment
ON the first day Of March 1872, aud shall
complete said assessment rolls aud hlc
the same on OF by the first day Of April,
1892, which shall remain on tie ono
month for correction, aud on the regular
meeting Of the City Council 10 May, 1852
the same shall be corrected and approx
ed as required in ordinance No 10.
Sic. 5--Be il further ordained, That
il shall be the duty OF the City Marshal
TO proceed 70 collect said taxes as soon
a. the assessment rolls are approved
and turned over 20 him aud in ease any
tax payer shall neglect, fail or refuse 10
pay said tax or any part thereof by the
trst day Of July, 1872. then it shall be
duty OF the Marshal 70 advertise and
sell the property Of said delinquent IN
the manner provided 10 ordinance No.
10.
SIC, 6.-Bc il further ordained, That
all Of ordinsnee No. 10, not IN conflict
with this ordinance, Shall remain ID
force aud apply to this ordinance
SEc. - BE II further ordained, That
this ordinance be in force from and |
after is publication as required by the |
charter Approved Feb. IL, 1892.
J. e. BRADLEY. Mayor.
ATTEST.
4. u. SHARP. City ClcrI,
The New South., 1892-02-20
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved.

From letter written by Mrs Ada f.
Hurd, of Groton, s. d., we quote: Was
taken with bad cold, which settled on
my Lungs, cough set in aud finally te. :
minated in Consumption -Four doctors
gave me up, saying that | could live but
a short time. | gave myself up TO my
Saviour, determined if could not stay
with my friends on earth, | would meet
my absent ones above. Ny husband
was advised to get DIR. Kings New Dis
coyery for rconsumption coughs and colds
gave it trial, took in all eight bottles;
1t has cured me, and thank God / am
now a well and hearty woman" Trial
BEETLES free at City Drug Store. regular
sxe SOC. and 81.
The New South., 1892-02-20
Notice 10 Teachers.

On Thursday and Friday Of the
first four weeks Of the month OF
April, 1892, the examining Board,
will hold written examination Of
all applicants 10 teach in the pub
lie schools Of this Jones county.
The first, second aud fourth weeks
will be devoted TO examination Of
white Teachers, and the third week
for examination Of colored Teach
ers. The examinations will take
place at the court hons@, 40 nmenc
ing at O'Clock a. ~. each day
y. J. TArLoR
81. Sup't of Eduacaiion
The New South., 1892-02-20

Our long time friend, w d. Cameron
Of Meridian, Miss, and the efficient cir
cult clerk Of Lauderdale county, for %
years standing, was in our city last Mon.
day MIR. Cameron is one Of the District
Deputy Grand Lecturers Of the Order
of X. of p. and his mission here was to
instruct Damon Lodge. No, 4s, in the
secret work, etc, At night Several de-
grees were conferred BY Mr. Cameron.
He left on the o'clock p. m. cannon
ball train for home. Mr.. g. expressed
himself greatly pleased with Ellisville
aud her business outlook. The NEw
SouTH extends hearty invitation to
our good friend to come again soon.
The New South., 1892-02-20
DENTAL NOTICE

About the first of March, / will be To-
Gated OF EllisyiIlc, prepared to do any
kind OF Dental work by the latest meth
ODDS and Improvement, operative work:
plate work crown and bridge work and
continuous gum al done by the latest
methods and appliances will appre-
ciate the patronage of ElliSyilie and
country. Easy seliair and
Office.
Respectively
Dan 81. Gatiin
The New South., 1892-02-20
Grand jurors.

The following Is list of the grand
jurors for the Nay term at the circuit
court.
District Nc. III T. Herrinrtoa, w.
w Robcsnn. Jno. W. Pitts. W. X.
johnson.
District No. 2--Jas. Powell, III. II.
Neloorn, Jno. Creel, J. A. II. Pool
District No. SIS. ". Lindsey.
Reaben Hays, :. q. Trcst, w. 5. Pool
District No. I'D, Uranthsm. A. h.
Easterlins, b l.. Rodgers, ). q Shoe
make
District No h--J. NJ. Fcnne,, II. c..
Collins, X. W. Thompson. A. R. lis.
dale.
The New South., 1892-02-20
BOYS AND GIRLS

Have YOU seen SOUTHERN SuNREAMs
That beautiful magazine FOR Sonih.
ern BOYS aud Girls. II is the hand.
soonest Bound Peoples Magazine ID
America. II has become a welcome
visitor To thousands OF Southern
Homes. Ne pains or expense Is spar
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short and continued stories, out
door sports, new games, and In fac,
everything to interest boys and girls.
Twenty eight pages and eoyeri, each
page is handsomely illustrated. II
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boy or girl can afford 20 be without
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To see il Is 10 want it.and 10 have
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We want every boy and girl who
has not seen this charming maya.
kline, to send us 6 one cent stamps,
at once for d sample copy, or II you
will send Us sl We will send YOU the
the Magazine one year and make
YOU a present Of Leather Stocking
Tales, by Cooper, FREE.
Address
SOUTHERN SUNBEAMS.
Rox 3Ba ATLANTA, CA.
The New South., 1892-02-20
The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect aud perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Caliior-
MIA liquid laxative Syrup OF Firs. under
all conditions makes il their iavorite
remedy. To get the true aud genuine
article, look for the name Of the Cali.
iornia Fig Syrup To-, printed near the
bottom Of the package.
The New South., 1892-02-20

The Odd Fellows Grnnl
March and the "Air Ship Waltz"
are two Of the latest compositions
Of Isaac Doles, indianapolis, Ind.
Both are musical gems. They
comprise five pages each. sheet
music size, besides illustrated title
pages, not difficult in execution.
but butifnl in composition and sell
at 40 cts. each. By way OF intro.
duction Mr.. Doles will mail them 10
any address on receipt Of ten cnnts
per copy, when accompanied by this
notice.
Address. Isaac Doles, Indian
apOlis Imd. O.. S. A.