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Tae eminent journalist, Mr.. F.
P!achle Canonge. editor of the
Orleans Bee. died Sunday, aged 70
years.
Mr.. w. V. Wilde discontinued
her popular boarding house last
week, and will soon leave for New
Orleans.
The Capitol National Bank of
Lincoln, Nebraska, has failed. The
State Treasurer vas caught for
s25O,oOO.
Major E. L. Bower, who has been
chief clerk in the mayors office,
New Orle ms, for the past Is years,
died last Sunday.
Artist w. &. Mcdonald returned
Monday evening from q successful
weeks soliciting trip to Washing
ton parish, Marion, Covington aud
Pike counties. Mac is competent,
possesses push and grit, and will
succeed in spite Of wind and
weather.
Late last Thursday night sev-
aral shots were fired into the
boarding house Of Mrs. Emma Car.
roll, supposedly at some one withs
in. The matter was. investigated
before Justice of the Peace Nc
Cehee, and several parties were
bound over in the sum of $500 to
appear at the next circuit court
term.
G. "A. Ferrl, formerly manager
of the Rchal dsou busire ss at this
place, later bookkecper at the
Southern Hotel, Meridian, is now
manager Of the mercantile estat e
business Of j. G. Lewis, at Fork
land, Ala. The position is one Of
trust aud profit. Charley is one of
natures poblemcn, and richly de~
serves all tho success that man
can achieve, backed by the smiles
of heaven,
II the past few years Hoods
SarsararilIa Calendar has become
such Il favori'e that the people an
ticipatc it's annual appearance with
pleasure. The Calendar fir 90
which Ia now before IL, will fully
satisfy eva'y expectation rs 10
beauty aud util'ly. It. ia n little
Iargv: than ever before, and hear'
n. be.a'ifu| picture of the Y"nns
ni.coyrrerS' with \ pad below II
PLATA tisntes, al printed in harmo
urnus aud p'e,si' G co'or-. Y" be
appreciated It muH br seen. Ge'
a cory OF your druggi,t or sent 6
cen'e in stamrs to |. Z. Hood q
Co., Lowell. Mass,
The Scientific American gives
the following recipe, which is well
worth trying should occasion re
qnirc:
AZ the iirst indication of Il pthe
ria ia the throat of a chil | make
tho room close, then TAX" IA ii emp
aud ponr into il q quantity OF tar
and 'urpentine, eqrnI parts. Theu
hold the cup over de, sos-s to Oil
the room with fumes. TIL. little
patient on inhaling The fumes viii
cough 10 AMI spit out all The mem
brancou. natter and thu diptheria
will pas ont. The fumes OF The
tar and turpen'ina loosen the mat
Ter in tue lhront aud 'hns affor''
tn" reiiet that has b,filed the skill
IF phJslcians.
In regard 10 the new schedule
sfat was promised Tor last Sunday,
the TINES Drmocra' says:
"S"perint"ndrnt Clark, Of the
New O;lcaus and NorIheas tern
Railroad, some drys, aga assure
The Times Democrat that his c'm'
pany would put on morning train
az far as Meridian, but yesterday
(Ss'ur'as) he WAS compelled I"
witt draw the nraourcem"nt. tho
the new schedule had been pub
li>hed. pre~ilrnt Q. 9. Harvey
of the NNith"astern, had just the"
n, tGci Gen Gl,nn that owing I"
delay in completing negotiation"
with important aud con ectius
lines il ~nuld be impossible to PIT
on he rain az expected. II l. an
tcipatei by the latter otli cial that
all e"mrnts will he perfected
hv Tho so Ia hut RI cannot bp Stat q n