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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-22

SALEM, Mass, Sept 22-Pswpee Bill's
Wild West show was attached here for the
sum of $1,000. at the instigation of l.. j.
Boynton, policeman of Lynn. Boynton.
while in the performance of his duty at
the circus tent which was exhibiting in
Lynn last week, was run down by q
buffalo belonging to the show, and had
two Of his ribs broken. He demands for
his injuries the sum of the attachments
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-22

NEW HAVEN, Sept 22.-Dr. lie e. one of
the physicians under arrest. was put on
the witness stand by the defense in the
Schloss murder triaf yesterday He testi-
fed that the girl would probably have died
Of blood poisoning In three days unless he
had performed an operation on her, and
explained that his reason for demanding
such large prices Tor his services was that
he was obliged to give up several other
important cases to attend this. He then
described in detail the operation per.
formed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-22
40 LET-MIsCELLANEOUs.
Three lines under this hending 10 cents.

To LET. -oFrIcEs AND ROOMS .o,l WEST.
once.
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no Lh1-HoUsEs

l,o LET-oN PROSPECT Hull. HOUSE OF
j ~ tcons with basement all modern conven-
ienccs. Address C-i2. News once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-22
c { { { { {
RHEUMATISM

People who have this disaereeahae malady needno
words Of description. They know too well the
pains and aches or the sti and swelled joints. or
the lameness and feverishnesa Rheumatism Is
caused by an acid In the blood II can be cured.
and should be before reaching the worst stages.
Some things help rheumatism. but there Is only
one way 10 CUREit.
Doctor your stomach and blood.
Use DR.. Bakers Grape Cure.
No medicine ever discovered Is 30 certain. Grapes
are always pleasant 10 the stomach and this pecu-
liar extract Of the fruit. combined with certain
herbs, is magnificent medicine. One pleasant
teaspoonful dose. A dollar bottle contains near
ly months supply. Patiently use a few bottles
Of CRAZE CURE and your rheumatics will surely
pass away. The blood viii become pure and free
from the acid At the same time comfort and rest
will come to entire system as good stomach
medicine improves the general health. You viii
feel better all over We warrant this viii forfeit
$1,000 for rheumatism Is one of the complaints In
which this splendid medicine has great success.
Your DRUGGIST has II or can GET 1t for you.
Or try other stores. Price 81.0O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-22
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD
RAILROAD.

PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Express trains leave PROVIDENCE as follow.
For NEW york; 13 A. NJ daily 10 5o0imitetI,
II 10 A. NJ IS. 3 os dimIted-I. go p. NJ. daily
For NEW YORK. via stonington Line-7 10. so
p. NJ. daily. except sunday.
For PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH
lNGToN, VIA Harlem River-iO 10 A. N. As
For NEW IA vEN-1 1s A. NJ. 6exp. daily, as
doc exp, 10 10 iexp9 40 SO limitedl. II 10 A. ".
FOR NE& LONb0S-i IL A. NJ. daily exp, q 40
laccoml, . oo accom-: SUNDAYS only; Is doc,
lilo A. NJ lexo.S, I2o "a CO om.i = 10 (exp.L oS
nimited), 90 tloc. exp.L Jj accom-. Sundays
only. A is taccon.I 700 r. N. lexp. daily
b as +. NJ (exp. datayl
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For woRCEsTER-a 40 texp.l 2 oS. 2 80 texp,.
10 accom-, IL 80 q m. taccom.l 80 fexpl
20 lexp TO woonsocksJ. o % doc.expJ. soop. m
sundsys-sso a. m. ,accom.). 600. SIS .. m.
For trains for intermediate stations sec time
table furnished at ali ticket ofices
9. T. HEMPSTEAD. acnI Pass Agt
mayl7-d-ly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-22

IOK S1Lf-MIsCELL1N
Three tines under this heading 10 cents.
I,oR sALE--oRoCERY AND MARKET WITH
II good tenement and barn with to0o feet OF land
on desirable corner present owner must sell
account of sickness Address B-c1 News ONCE.
fef-ff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-22
ron SALE-hEAL ESTATk
Three Tines under this heading 10 ccnta

LNOK sALE-FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
OF iand 20 cultivated excellent fruit orchard
stream OF water. within nve miles OF city line and
bargain II soid at once Address. A-le. News once
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-22
I1aS3Il1I5
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DH. w. A. GREENLEAF.
DENTIST.
2s3 Westminster ST.. Providence. RI
Old Number 235.

Aiosriape and funeral Notices. mr I'iseTttl
roc. .,,h n additional Insertion. f5c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-22

Three lines under this heading 10 cents
~ ANTED-THE PURLIC To PURCHASE
w drafts ~ passage tickets on the best In al
j. III. Farrelrs Catholic booS store bi2 stm nster
street. septlbNW Ftnovlb
WANrLD-A LoWER Ten MEN1. . kOQMs
w moderate trice. Elmwooi Broad NJ.
ears. AddIcs. Boy b. News once il-y2-tf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

SIT would DO amusing" remarked n ply
stefan lately, III It were not 80 often dis
astrous, TO watch the pellmell fashion In
which persons go at remedies and sup
posedly beneficial health suggestions.
They go to tho springs, and because some
mineral spring water Is advised In some
case they jump at the conclusion that all
spring waters arc good for any cnse. They
drink them wholesale and indiscriminRte.
ly often with serious Ill effects. Exactly
the same thing is true OF sea bathing. This
is needed tonic and stimnlant to somo
persons and the direct reverse TO others
have seen delicate women come out Of tho
surf with teeth chattering and faces blue
md pinehed In the chill they have received.
That effect of their plunge IS a distinct
evil, and they really need remedy TO re-
cover from the consequences OF one so
called. IL is the same with Turkish baths,
bicycling, exercise Of any sort
"Reckleas and unneeded use Of good
thing make, IL bad thing. / am trying
now to recover the vitality OF little child
Of years which has been lost through his
mothers ignorant treatment. She has al.
most bathed her child 10 death In her
zeal for bis cleanliness and because she
thought frequent baths the proper thing
she has given him two a day tight along,
and she has simply washed his strength
away. This Is especially true Of the pres.
ent time when every separate individual
may advance new notion, and because IL
Is new get a hearing and perhaps follow
ing 1t would DO a grand thing for tho
race II the therapeutical world could de-
yelop solution OF common sense and have
It lRdlcd out every morning like Mn.
Squeers' treaole TO about two-thirds Of ths
ciyilized rane.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
: FACULTY.


s,.Mr. Arnold Guerne IL thorough mu-
rSn1st an accomplished pianist and or
5Sins. IN emlnently successful teacher;
nnniIs Aing. conscientious and liked BY hls
K,,r' us pupils passed last year bdln-
iii university examinations hrlt over
La nttsts IN the kingdom. Jane Ramsey,
m es m1g,pager. "Bann. Scotland. June
PROF. PAUL oEHIsCHLAEGER, grad.
uass OF the kullak Conservatorium Of Ber-
~ aud many years associated with Prof.
seharwenka In his Berlin Conservatory.
ftoI, Paul Oehlschlacger has succeeded
remarkably well In studying the old and
We new masters, under my personal super
vision. and his performance. is especially
1851. p or Dr. Tn. Kullhk, Director.
Mr.. Paul oehlschlaeger. professor In id
vnnced classes In this conservatory. is a
teacher OF high endowment He unites
promote his. pupils rapidly aud TO. gala
scharweiika, Director Royal Professor
and Court Pianist TO Emperor of Austria.
"heharwenka Conseryutorlum, Berlin. De
cember 3D. 1890"
PROF. TRBIoAR. ten years professor
In tbs Conservatory; distinguished CON.
poser, most successful teacher, whose pupils
have three times won the $1,000 prize piano
is the most existent aud populhrtpncher
we have ever known.
PROP KuMNEL, graduate of uottln.
gen Conservatory; 10 years Director OF
Conservatory at Glasgow.-h most popu.
lar leader OF young ladies orchestra.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

VIENNA. sept. 5.Bmpcrar Francis 10
ss2h, replying sunday TO tie address % tbe
oalleian mobiles. who weFo presented 10
him By Prince sanguaEeko al Jaroslau.
said. with much pa,hes. II An happy to be
among you again in this country, which
At all times haa given me 50 many proofs
Of It's ndeilty and patrinilsm-a country
whose Representations. while animated
t,ifb a real ind deeply felt patnolbui. have
understood so well how. u al Legislative
hsiles 10 which they may belong. 10 bear
IN mind not only the Interests Of their
own country. bat aIao ni the same tlsne.
En- 10 seize this opportunity 70 cypress SC
acknowledgement and gratitude a. your rni-
F,eror Tor the hearty nd excellent fela-
tions which exikt hriween rhe empire and
flds province. and for The wise and gairi-
oiic attitude Of youF representatives"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

Quite swell young Detroiter who had
made trip into the remote sections Of tho
south was telling his experience.
AT one place In the country" he said,
~ came into small town In hack dozen
miles from the railroad over clay road
that was MS slick as soap, big rain having
soaked IL thoroughly. appeared on the
hotel porch some time after my arrival in a
fresh suit and pair OF bright russet shoes
and sat down TO enjoy a rest after my ride
Pretty soon q couple Of barcf0oeed boys
came by, and attracted their attention.
"'Hi there, Billie said one. git on TO
the man Ia the store clo's.'
"An look Mt them feet suggested BIZ
lie. not at all abashed by the fact that was
hearing all their talk.
~ say exclaimed the first one, getting
around where he could bee better. Golly,
but they need blAckenlng, don't theyF
They made few more comments, but
their curiosity was not satisfied, and finally
Billie came up on the porch where was.
"'say, mister be inquired, looking at
my shoes and then out at the yellow clay
road, did you walk up from the railroadf"
Detroit Free Press
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
WHAT'STHE MATTER Win THlsf
OH, IT'S ALI RIGHT, AND FORT
WORTH Is IN IL.
Two Hundred Families Coming to
Settle Near Fort worth aud Ia Par
ker County Hard WORKERS ana
straish, Democrats.


ENNIS, Tex, Sept. S.-fspcclal.l-Your
correspondent IA In receipt Of personal
letter from Knoxville. Tenn, which says
fully 200 families In Knoxville and se,ier
counties, Tennessee, have sid their fsrms
there and are going TO buy farms aud
property In Northwest Texas. Fort Worth
WIN be their railway terminus. and inv ma.
loau OF them expect 10 settle aNund
Fort Worth and In Parker county They are
all honest. Intelligent hari.working ell.
Eens, and will be an honor and heaetl to
any community whore they locate Fort
Worth merchants, hotels aud business
houses Will be doubles benefited by this
colony ~ Tcnncsseans They are descend.
ants OF the nrownlOws the SEWERS, ray.
Tors and Folks, and know nothing, 10
plraphrasc an Oycr.zcAlous statesman,
more or less known TO fame than 70 work
hard and vote the Democratic leke'.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

MISS ANNIE Y. HALL. graduate Of
tne new York Vocal Institute aud Of the
pvyynM sonservaiQrium, Leipzig. Germany:
nnpn OF Marie Unger. Haupt. Of the hoynl
yPetn OF ,herlin. Three years Principal
nam IN. X. University. Voice culture.
VI ladies' Guitar aud Banjo Club.
MISS CHRISTINE wIssNER. graduate
o. me Moyal Conservatory OF Leipzig, teach
81 or Plano, Harmony and History Of Mu'
&c, mas strong record. Endowed by pa.
ture With rare mental gifts. she awaited
ncfsen or the brst facilities ohtnlnahle IN
this. country. Rarely has an American
student entered the Leipzig Conservatory
with better preparation, II "a not surplus
ing, therefore, that Mlss Wissncr grad
uated with marked distinction, and that.
IN addition 10 her diploma, the Directory
gave. her Especial certificate commencing
her for unusual diligence and corresponding
ASf0oo PRIZE pNS0.
From the factory Of Hanet & Davis. Bos-
ton. TO the best music pupil,
u was proud TO bear Il said In this LAID
OF musicians that 80 admirable n plano had
never been manufactured 10 Germany, -
Geo. Bancroft, American LeEltlon, herin;
Awarded to MISS BLANCHE WEBER Of
The above magnificent prize TO the best
music pupil. IN grand contest during the
next May Festival For elegantly engraved
catalogue, address,
4. x. kANcEK herieo NO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
Ia scHARWERKA DireefOr-ceneral.

a scBlRWERKA, Director General,
nnyn OF -HE BERLIN ooNsERvA-
"A Court pianist 60 the emperor;
d pruaslan Professor" lie recognized
rr,pe aud America as tho most thor.
d 7, representntive Of the modern school
a eemsn musicians
t,vor. A. HAEvEi,NIcK, graduate IN.
I, kullak, Berlin Conservatory, ten years
!, <s,,or in Imperial Conservatory of Rus
4 Tor the Education Of the Nobility"
A, probably educated greater number
ihe daughters of noblemen than any
> living.
PgoF. A. =. GUERNE, graduate of the
4Jti Conservatory Of Music of Stuttgart,
II years professor In same Conservatory,
4 Years professor 10 the Conservatory Ia
kefdeen. Scotland. where his pupils
~ '1rst over all ccnters Of the king
Extract from Diploma; 'Mr. A. z.
,srne passed through tho various classes
fms. and Ills compositions show correct.
b. skill and mastery of form. Prof
ferne taught IN the Conservatorium, and
foyed hlmself thoroughly successful
4chcr Of VERY ADVANCED PUPILS.
~. Or. Falsst, Director OF the Consery-
RHum. Prof DR.. Lebert. Prof. q. LIN.
4. Music Director Royal COnservatOry.
ptearl; 10Th October. 1871" Prof. Il.
perrin"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
sooNEIts ~ noe
SO They Cant Enter the Promised
Land on the 18Th.

HENNEssY, ]. r., SEPT. 5.--ispeeinl.l-
one hundred and sixty i've 'sOonerr" scr,
captured by the Third cavalry In aud
around Enid and Pond crock on toie
graphing TO headquarters for instructions,
the commander Of the troops recolvrl 81.
ders 10 hold ihem NATL september the 20th
thus preventing The 'soonefs IRON tAlnuf
claims and the own lots.
Two HUNDRED passengers from cast OF
the Missouri river arrived here today over
the Rock Island
Some valuable horses have been stolen
here lately. aud orieers are eadssi"rlng q
capture the culpriia
The booths pDen The lith, and ~ lfss,
5000 people VIII stand N lng % register.
Every vneant lot u covered With the tents
and prairie achoonofs of the bqpnera, aud
the town resembles tented mold IN wal
times
Graftern OF every description are hcre
heecing the natives Hoftf-lfalfrr. sellers
the streets mailing d horrd confusion. II
a expected the Hook Island vii run "a
enrsion trains Into the strip The day Of fhs
opening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

CINCINNATI. o.. sept h--An ofifial ais.
natch stnfea tiiat AZ Az O'Clock tbs morn
M freight train 40. n inei thc nrsi soe-
lion % passenger train No, 10, east-bouni,
IN the nig -Four. at a curve near BaisHsillrt
ind The freight engine was uFctkc'il ann
f0ur t5athen ~ che laA-nger ifaln were
injured TU, brakemen. Two enFineeir, and
uaafal ,lerha Mefzief and lfdu. we're H..
lnr.i hdi nii ipinSed will recover. No pa.
eerfsrs were hurt The delayed Train reach
III CnduuFr - ] O'Clock >. IA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

rNDIAsOp1Is, Ind. Sept 5.--A srrions
wroes L. reported vi Bstessiils on thg On
sinrlati dlylglon Of The Big Foul. This morn
jog psasengcr train ran into the reai
Of fraghi train. aud number of penteii'
gers are reported burned Walter Pnlllips'
general manager N fhe uuiifri Press. was a
passenger on The train.
so passenarrs were Killed in The wreck
on The IaF r1ur road here tals morning
frbs road was blocted until this evening
There wrre several irainmen Killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

INpIANApoLs Ind. sept. 1.-THE blue.
o0atei Veterans have cap;pred Indianapolis.
Everything Il fuOysuT p4eNAyf rue Oh
l-ifnitHfas and OsAer entertainments, for
NAL and fns1rmai. THE moruiaB there
WAS big parade. Not one hIuie along fhe
decofafed In all. there were MOOD IN the
tarada.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

Loulsrn.Ils. Nv. s,p,. 5.-srhs en-
ployes q ~ mcohanicai drparimsnf Or tls
Iaooisyille and Nashyilis railroad are silii
.oif. ard Indications Ore thny viii rsnnla
srif dnls-a dc casnpsny inakes aoros coD-
cosslOuh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

LOS ANGELES. Cal. sept. brniisd
States Judrs llosi has ordered ihe departs.
lion of Chpn shaur iusn. and decided
there 4 inSoey 10 der0n Cinnamon under
the sirfh eiaue u ne Ceary act.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

SHORTHAND s sS s;it o4 s ;s.SS!
ally. Lesson EVERY DAY. Entirely new
Plan. Mllier's Shorthand and CONNER
elal College. Houston. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
WARD SEMIM AIRY.

without rival in h delightful lacaon, buldugs aud
equipment. fipssi AT Delaiinent 10 t9e sou'll yon-
guages floouton and Lectures fer catalogue ahifees
j. ID. BLANroN. Pres. Nashville Aunn'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
CLASSIFIED COLUMN,

Nothing pabl,shea ireo sxeep, "si.ua.
lions Wanted"
On neoount OF the tncrenninr demands M.
on the space OF Tho Gafere both by ad,
vsriiHern aud to meet tho requirements Of
tho pa7er's news service Il IL con-
psned 10 discontinue the publication daily
o. New advertisements for persons desirinx
help and Of notices Of articles lost or found.
II lrinr hewcvcr to ala the unemployed.
The Gazette will print three lines three
Vines tree for persons scekiur employment
Ter advertisements Of thi, character the CT.
ccse over three npsa and Insertions more than
three viii BE- ehnrTcd at IN, rate Of one
cent wcrd each insertion.
ONE CENT A WORD ADS
An advertisements under the following
clAuaineations win DO charged at the rate
Of one cent a wori each Insertion, and must
be paid for In advance. 1nia rule IA invar-
liable aud no eaeepuo -li ~ in@av Ia any
case.
PERSONAL
LOsr
POUND.
srRAlED.
STOLEN.
ErnAYEn on srnTrV.
BUSINESS CuANcrR
WANTED DIV Killings
WANTED ROoAtA
WANTED HOARD.
wANTiiD-nEAL ESTATE.
WANrkp-ro ENCltANoN-
WANTED NlisUELiAAkvuA
ron RENT.
ron sALR
nEt.r WANTED.
WANriiD- -BoAAphRS
rrotcs.ionh rnancial and other cards,
special notices. rtc., in this classified de-
ras,ment. si,25 llne ~ moath, Discount
for time ads aud for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

The Azlels filled quilts Nth rgd dnst.
sealsd then and paced them Dun hand
70 hand a. cola
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

WASHINGTON. Sept tspeciAl. y
Water cooler. Joseph HymADs, Del no
Balllng prsas, Geo. Sshnbert. Wahai.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
GAzETTE'S LETTER LlS1

Advertisers should remember that letters
directed TO initials only. are not delivered
they should be directed 10 the care OF sunu
person. nrm or poatolilce boz,
List NJ ioitcrn remaining nncaled Tor In
tiN counting room yesterday NJ p. ~.
Persons calling for them viii nlrnso say ai
veriifct lhrfv-9
rlaaAs--1 NJ M,
r. 1T Mrs. u -.
n. k.--t Ma
iois W. wehtheriord 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
CONSERVATORY

CONSERVATORY Ut MUSlCA German Conservatory at Home
o
""ioe equal
"A rrIIM rrrnrzr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

TENTS wulam Q, ass
cfntlaF and solicit or 81 Auaffran aa1
ritn fofdirn patfnt4 tfndtiaA and lAbtlA
foIms ~ en- Nofri4 hulidinG cifnof
Tffih ana fueela Waahlnron n q StEu1'
ben tCfrs' rrperienra inclddinF scryics ~ -
amlnlnr corps V. q Patent ofnesl ecrd aketa
II model ~ feeeft - 70 patc1tAuIlliJ. Car
Ilspondencs inv'isd ntaton rs Fsft Welsa
onielia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

Professional rnancial and other cards,
special notices. rtc., in this classified de-
pariment. si,25 llne ~ a,oath, Discount
for time ads aud for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

srouAor wAIlrnoUsr

40 TO II. II. DARnAIi. FounrrENTlI
aud iinsk streets 70 store househqld goods
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

II. II. standby KEEPS THE BEST
gueenawarr. trunks, ETC., In tue city. 2iJ
Ilonalnn Direct
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06
DUP CORRESPONDENTS
GAINESVILLE Letter.

EDITOR BULLETIN: Not seeing any
thing in your paper lately from our
little town, l venture to send you
few dots, hoping they may find place
in your columns.
Miss Fannie Breedon of Fruitland,
MIR. Wesley Price and family of jack
son, and Mr.. James Jernigan of Pa
naroa, Ill.,, have been visiting their
many friends and relatives here the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Marenda Fulghum. devout
christian of 68 years, took her de-
parture amid a ehower of tears the
Oath instant, and went to live with
her daughter at Fruitland, Gibson
county.
The staYe factory has put out and
shipped from this place about $780,
600 slaves.
The merchants here are doing an
average business:
Our farmers are IN better spirits
than they were in the summer. They
think they will make enough corn to
do them, and the per cent. of yield
of othersproduce is. much better than
was expected.
We are glad to note that little
Charley Hornsby is gradually on the
mend, and that Mrs. Ike Hornsby
is rapidly recovering from a spell of
maIarial fever.
Mr.. James Baker died of hemor-
rhage of the lungs Sunday the 18th
of September aud was buried at the
Webb graveyard Monday the 18th.
Mrs. Nancy HendleY, wife of
Joseph HendIey, died of dropsy on
Sunday, September oath, and was
buried at Hatchie the following day.
Prof. M. FL. Jernigan, who has
been teaching at Woodville. closed
his school last Saturday night with
an entertainment. Good order was
kept through the whole exercise and
the students acquitted themselves
credlblY.
MIR. Andrew Fulghum closed his
school al Hatcha and has accepted II
clerksnIp with L. A. Roberts. We
wish him much success in his busi
ness career.
Rev. u. A. West, assisted by Revs.
P. N. NoIsnd, Woodverton and Har-
ri on, begun series of meetings at
/, The lSapii.t church here on Saturday
nj Int The n. aud closed Sunday
the 24ti,. There were thiFtv-nine
addnan- TO the church, thirty-four
| baptized, sixty conversions and