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LEGAL SALES.
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RECEINER,S SAI.E.

RECEIVERS SALE.
IN pursuance of an order this day granted
/ by the Judge Of the superior Court OF
Chatham county. ] viii sell on MONDAY,
sept. is, 1898, between / q. m. and p, m. on
the premises at No. Sc Bryan street in Sa-
vaunah, Ga, an the property recently COM
posing the plant OF the savannah Telegram;
same consisting OF one COttreu & Babcock
press one gas engine and fittings, one reuter-,
type sluHs, chaSeS, galleys, and other news.
paIcr material; same TO be sold I'm lots. Lists
of material composing lots can be had on ap
plicatiOn. FERNS cash.
JOSEPH j. DOOLAN. Receiver.
SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 8. 1893
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C. E. DIx's DENIAL.
ne Says Certain Statements in Re-
spect to Him Are Unfounded,

Edalia, Ga, Sept. IL, Editor
Hllornlng News: Please allow me to sub
- .1'O The following correction of the article
t"a1 occurred in the issue of the 9th
s Is.1 IN which your Lyons correspondent
S S."yeu that ! had, after the postoftice
aS ourgarized," exchanged S75 in silver
r gI greenhacks, and had tried to pawn a
'.Is AT station above here. This is all
f"5Ioug and entirely without foundation
ION 1oH know your Correspondent. There
bo y; nave no idea why he wrote what
o4u' Q. +. DIX.
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EIOR RENT, from Oct /, that desirable
Il residence at l39 Jones street. Apply at
143 Jones street.
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NEGROES TO NOMINATE,
They Will Run Full State Ticket in
Virginia.

Roanoke Va, Sept. 13.-The purposes
for which the colored mems conference,
which convened here Monday was called
made itself apparent late tonight, when
upon resolution, the convention resolved
to place a colored mans state ticket in
the field to devoted upon at the November
election w. G. Martin, a coIored Wash
ington attorney and ofdcehOlder, and for
merly an old wheel-horse of B. j. Jones,
the Henry populist, and who has been the
prime mover in this conyention, urged the
TO stick to no party, democratic, republi-
can or populist, and to endeavOr to raise
100000 to defray the expenses of a cam
paign with their own candidates in the
field.
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NOTICE To pEBToRs AND oREDIroRs.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice is
" hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against MATILDA NICHOLSON, late
OF said county. now deceased, to
present them to the undersigned properly
made out within the time prescribed by law,
so as to show their character and amount;
and all persons indebted to said deceased are
hereby required to make immediate payment
to me.
AUGUST 0, 1893 JOHN NICHOLSON.
Administrator estate OF Matilda Nicolson,
deceased.
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Items Gathered Here and There
Among the Shining.

trolic, arrived yesterday, fifty days from
Belfast The captain reports having had
very pleasant weather and comfortable
voyage. The vessel is consigned to j. T..
Minis & Co., and is chartered to load
with naval stores for Europe.
The British steamship COronilla, Cap
lam Howes, arrived at Iybee from Bos-
ton yesterday afternoon.
Business is exceedingly dull in coast
wise freights. A few vessels are chartered
TO arrive with coal and steel rails and re-
turn with cargoes of lumber. The rates
offered are very low, however, and YES
sells are making but very little money.
There are no charters reported of vessels
10 take cargOes to the West Indies, and
Ihls trade is almost completely aOan-
dOned
The repairs on the steamer Alpha are
hearing completion at Willink's marine
railway, and The steamer will be ready to
resume her regular trips to Beaufort in a
few days.
The schooner Island City is chartered
10 bring cargo of coal and general
freight from Baltimore to this port and
return to Baltimore with lumber.
The schooner Leonard A. Burnham,
capt. Smith, which sailed from this port
on Aug. %, with d cargo of lumber for
ILoruand, Me, has not been heard from.
IL IS generally believed that she was
wrecked in the storm and all hands lost.
The Merchants and Miners rTranspor-
,4iuIlon Company's steamship Decatur H.
4Iluer has been locked at the Columbian
Iron Works at Baltimore to have her hull
Scraped and painted.
O. Inc schooner Edwin A Gaszill, Capt.
9ultn, which arrived at Baltimore last
sunday, has been chartered to return to
savannah with cargo Of steel rails. She
MI BlI. Then take cargo of lumber back TO
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE IN ADMIRHLTY.

NOAlNG in ADMAhAl4l D.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. EAST
\ ERIN DIVISION OF THE SOUTHERN Dis
TRICT oFGEORGIA, in ADNuRALTY-W whereas,
a libel In Rem has been filed on the eighth
day Of September instant, In the District
Court of the United States for the Southern
District Of Georgia, by August schmidt, VIM
II. Payne, John Brown, Philip Evoy Joseph
G.. Burpee, Richard d. Willy, l.. M. Schmidt,
Marion Schmidt. Elizabeth Smith, f.. x.
Douglass and Ohm ROurke a. Son Joint own
ers of steam tug Dandy, and VIM. H. Payne,
master Of the said Dandy against the Nor
Wegnn bark Hasten her tackle apparel
ana furniture now lying at Sapelo IN the
Sald district ana against all persons lawfully
intervening for their interests therein. in a
cause Of salvage, civil ana maritime, for rea-
sons and causes in the said libel mentioned,
and praying the usual process and monition
in TINT behalf to be made; and that ali per-
sons claiming any interest therein may be
cited TO appear and answer the promises; and
that the said Norwegian bark Hasten may
be condemned and sold to pay the demands OF
the libCllant. And, whereas a warrant OF
arrest has been issued on the said eighth
day Of September under the seal OF said court,
commanding me 70 attach the said NOrWe-
giau bark Hasten her tackle, apparel and
furniture, and to give due notice TO all per-
sons claiming the same TO appear and answer,
and make claim thereto.
Now, therefore, ] do hereby give public no.
tice TO all persons claiming the said NOrwe-
gian bark Hasten, her tackle, apparel and
furniture, or ia any manner interested therein,
that they be and appear at the clerks of1ice
OF the district court of the United States for
the Southern district OF Georgia in the city
of savannah on Saturday, the 28rd day OF
September next, A. d. 1893, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, then and there to
iuterpose their claims, and TO make their allie
cations IN that behalf.
Dated at Savannah. Georgia this 9th day Of
! September, A. y. 1858,
FBARIS LEVERETT.
| United States Marshal, District OF Georgia.
BY W. A. BUCKNER,
Deputy.
T.TgTuu G. RAy~rNrf.
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LESTER s. RAvENEL
Proctor for Libellant,
NoTICE 10 DEBTORs I'D CREDrTORs.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice is
~ hereby given to all parties having do
mands against Eliza Hendert on to present
hem to the ind r5iPned, properly made out,
withil the time prescribed by law so as to
SHOW their character and amount; and all
persons indeble t. said deceased are hereby
required to make immediate payment to me.
n. j. MUM, M. D.,
Executor Of the Last win and Testament OF
Eliza HENDERSON Deceased.
Savannah Sent 10 1893
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PeLP WANTED.

WANTED, Statesmen on the road to sell
w advertising cards and calendars on
commission direct from the manufacturer.
Can make $50 per week Advertising Speci-
atty Co., Buffalo, N. Y
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IIOR RENT the premises, 1854 Broughton
Il street, now occupied by L. Moyie; pos
session Oct /. Apply U Geo W. owens, IA
Bryan street.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
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Sale Portuguese Bark AuddCia
BY J. MCLAUGHLIN 6 SON,
On MONDAY. 18th September, 1893 az
re O'Clock, Before the Custom House In
the City of Savannah.

The Portuguese harQuc "AUDACIA,"
Ferreira master 563 tons register. coppercd
and copper fastened. as She now lies In the
marsh behind the upper Quarantine station,
with all the rigging spars, chains. cables.
anchors ana everything found on board, in-
Guiding 81 sails, six OF them new and others III
MANILA haWscr, spun yarns tarpauln, enc
boat, together with other articles which VIII
be read out from inventory. Rigging mostly
hemp.
$ Old az auc on by order Of Eolrd Of Sur
vey. appointed by the Portuguese Acting
Nice-Consul, Tor account of al whom it may
concern. TERMS CASH.
JULIO CESAR FERREIRA, Captain.
j. NJ. J0RCANO & CO.. Agents.
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COMPARING THE VOTE.

He produced figures to show the
strength of the colored vote in the state,
claiming that in the recent republican
campaign the negroes numbered 1876, 600
voters to the whites 100000. Permanent
organization was perfected by
the choice Of J. T. Edmunson Of
Smith county, president; w. G.
Martin of Henry county and Washington
general secretary; L. Thomas of Dan
Vile, F. Hannibus of Roanoke, G. B.
Halliday Of Wythe county and j. w.
Carter as chairman of the 5th, 9th 9Th
and 10th congressional districts, respect
lively. A call for a general state conven-
ton will be issued in a few days, to meet
in Lynchburg within the next two weeks
for the purpose of nominating state
ticket
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, a half interest in a well estab-
w lished and paying business by an active
man of long experience. State nature Of
business and amount of capital required.
Reference given and desired. Address Bust
ness Morning News
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Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
tin midnight, sept. IA. 1883: Continued UNI
settled weather, with rain at intervals, prob
ably heavy winds generally southeast.
Omcial forecast for Georgia: Continued
unsettled weather. with rain 40 intervals,
probably heavy. winds generally southeast.
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah Ga... on Sept, Is, 1898 with the normal
fnr fhn NnN.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

hUUWo TO NEWT,
NOR RENT, fat Of rooms Habersham
Il and Liberty streets. Inquire store.
E7OR RENT, nicely furnished room for gen.
Il tlemen. Parlor floor gas and bath. 81
BroughtGn street.
ITO RENT large south hall room, second
i floor. Also basement, at l08 South Broad
street.
NOR RENT, a fiat Of four rooms, with use
II OF bath Apply g31a GwInnett street
T1OR RENT, two fats over LaFar's store,
II No. 1872 Broughton street; can be rented
either separately or together rent very mod
crate Apply 10 Walthour & Rivers, agents,
lO3 st. Julian street.
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WEDDINGS.

Wedding invitations and cards printed o
engraved at the shortest notice and IN the
latest styles We carry an extensive and well
selected stock OF fine papers, envelopes and
cards especially for such orders Samples
sent on application.
MORNING NEWS PRINTING HOUSE,
Savannah, Ca.
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RnARnlNG.

BOARDING, until oct. T. 20. meal tickets
ID for 800. Harnett House.
A FEW single rooms with board at $50 per
IA month. Harnett House.
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A SPARAGUS plumOsus the handsomest OF
"A all ferns. wifi last for weeks, fronds and
plants in any quantity. Cuthowers and floral
designs a speciality Headquarters at
Strong g Pharmacy near De Soto. George
Wagner Florist, Thunderbolt road, tele-
rhOne 1873
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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DLACE your property either to sell or rent
L with w. A. Davis, 9iz Bay street. Ad-
Vertising free.
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ROuMS WANVFD

WANTED, furnished room or board with
w private family, between Broughton and
Liberty streets. j. d., News Office.
WANTED, Cne room, suitable Tor private
w school, in the vicinity Of Forsyth Park,
not farther north than Charlton street. Ad-
oress Miss Hill, "A Jones street.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, is Words or more
IN this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, hny-
thing 70 buy or SELL any business or sccora-
modations to secure; indeed, any visa %
Rratify. should advertise in this column.
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HOUSES AND STORES roR RENT

-, ,,;s.... '5,,--~
Il su.t tenant Apoiy 10 Il Il Itay. 4 fray
ton street
- Whitaker. good stand. suitable Tor any
business. John lyons
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1, L ion. fronting parl. Apply Peter 7 i5oSc
1873 Broughtou strcet.
GS1ORE No. ~ Fast Broad Easy terms TO
y acceptable tenant. Choice stand for gro
Gerry. Vacant LIST October " j. Harry.
MGR RENT. Residence No. 100 Waldburg
II street from Oetobcr list Apply J. H.
Fulton & son q3 Bay street
L barnard and Roitop streets. ~ also iss
Barnard. An convenience. Apply lS3 Lin.
ertv street.
EOR RENT, store on Whitaker street be-
Il tween Liberty and Liberty lane, now
used as barber shop.
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FOR SALE.
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t4OR SALE, good paying restaurant pres
a ent owner Obliged to give mp on account
ing News
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AON SALE, portable engine ana bolleri
WI sell cheap also large refrigerator.
son and south broard streets.
Qh SAFE iye shares Excelsior Loan ana
- 81 4Hb9 NOiuP"HN 0NoNN' W. A'' ION
Ioo.
600 CASH bnlancc long time huvs a
oEUU| 5peirab Me homo IN, o,,,tt ,,,', 49,,
Of citv w Davis i
qsO 600 buys a nice home on Toylor
tDDs OOO street near Dravton eight
rooms bath hot and cold water ana cas- Can
be made a profitable investment II so desired.
6n5S terms H. DE- M'Scally' Dr. ProVldent
-2,--e---s
nor SALE. two fine lots on Anderson
IN i oca 1Gii SmG oIier near nan
| +be times = RI Doraett
- - - -, - ~ We
LNOR SALE. residence corner Liberty and
" A',r,3oN' " eoo" 'u"iiNe 'oi investment
NOR SALE lots in the Southern Fxten-
Il sion 20xll1. at $500 $3.50 800 400 1850
$3.50 and $500 Terms easy enough for every
olle 70 own d loI- =, II, DoI9eII,
| NOR SALE fine lot corner Waters road and
a Ninth street Electric cars pass in front
oa to' OoH DC oouehV very low u H. DOT
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| Nor SALE. fine business lot in the i'm
II mediate vicinity OF the new water works
%nrbcr rn 1o4Se T {SIS ot 5uV iIla
1,{tb NV 10 ~ i,1oi,t dUVW Pu,S H.
tfcinitv q IT norsctt O'''''0 i"'Uio VI 'ii'9
1880 -----------
| NJ h1Eoa bargain IN CITY properly, that
! VIII Pay 10 per cent gross on inc IN
/ ing localities. Property never vacant. Con
| slsts Of lot and two dwellings. Price 81 300
! No better opportunity than the present Is
| reaction. and in a short while prices viii have
| advanced Those purchasing now are sure to
! realize handsome returns on money Invested
] IN & al A4h
= -. - ~ -. i1'i'oN'lo "
| IIOR SALE. Henry street residences. one
! i for M 500 and one for ~ 100 q II nor
! sett.
| ----
| NOR SALE, the very comfortable and com
! II pletc residence, with fine flower garden
! SO Anderson street Lot 42XlO5. G. ii. Dor
/ sett.
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! E'On SALE, most desirable residence, IN
| = complete order. Gas, water, electric
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The British steamship Coronilla, Cap
tain Howes, arrived at Tybee from Bos-
ton yesterday afternoon
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MAXIMUM temperature, so MINIMUM Tom
perature, 70'.
The height OF the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at s q. m. (75th Meridian time yestcr
day was 1872 feet, rise OF ca feet during the
preceding tWenty.fOur hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for q hours ending 6
D. m. Sept l3 1898 18th Meridian time.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations;
DIarRICTs- ANEEAGE-
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LOSI
EDUCATIONAL

MISS JOSEPHINE HILL will reopen her
w school for girls and boys October, Mon
day %. For further Information. address
Mis- Hill, Grovetown, Ca, until October
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HOUSES Am sTOREs FOR RENr.

HOUSES AND SI0RES FOR BENT
SALOON for rent. Fitted up first-class
- Center of business dlstrict-l76 Brough-
ton street. Inquire James Long, a West
Broad.
HOUSES to rent Perfect order Apply
IL to Mohlenbrock, Whitaker and Charl-
ton. jacob Cohen
JYOR RENT. three story brick dwelling, ~
Il T3ttnall street. Possession Oct. l..
George w. Parish
TOR RENT. from October 1st, houses mum
4 bers 9Oh and ~ Jones street. Apply to
Champion Gormany, us Bryan street.
L1OR RENT, the promises, 16I Congress
Il street now occupied by Dryfus Rich
possession Oct. T. Apply 70 Geo. " Owens
l24 Bryan street
NOR RENT. the premises. 1874 Broughton
II street, now occupied by +. MOyie; pos
session oct. l. Apply 10 Geo. w. owens, ia
Bryan street.
T1OR RENT. from Oct l. that desirable
Il residence at l59 Jones street. Apply at
ll3 Jones street.
NOR RENT. fine residence l62 Taylor street
II Possession Oct lst Apply to Edward
Loyell's Sons.
L1OR RENT, fine store III Broughton street
II now occupied by The A. j. Miller Com
pany. Possession given Oct. LIST. Apply to
Edward Loyells Sons,
NOR RENT. from nrst October next, brick
II dwelling. three stories on basement. Al
Habersham street fronting cas-; on Columbia
square. H. j. Thomassonl III Bryan street.
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The schooner Island City is chartered
10 bring a cargo of coal and general
freight from Baltimore to this port and
reLurn TO Baltimore with lumber.
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E1OK SALE, the largest ana best assorted
H stock Of white pine sash, doors, blinds,
holdings etc, etc, in the south; also ali
standard brands OF pure white leads colors,
dry and in all mixed paints, yarnishes, etc /;
mill supplies; builders hardware IS my spec.
ialty; lime, plaster and hair; direct importa-
tions Of Roscndale and Portland cement:
traps. rs, etc; call or write for my prices and
get estimates before buying Andrew Han
ley.
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L1OR SALE, small house on Huntingdon,
A near rattnall; will sell at low figure for
cash c. H. Dorsett.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
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WANTED, by q lad OF IL years of age, n
w position in ONCE or store; anxious TO
work; best reference given; salary no object.
Address Duigent, Morning News,
INEXPERIENCED shipping clerk wants po-
II sitiOn with good house, moderate salary.
Address Business this Office.
WANTED, by young lady position in
w savannah as stenographer and type
writer, or assistant l0Okkceper. Can give
good references. Address Miss s. care Morn
ing News
WANTED, q situation, by an Industrious
w young man: had three years expert
ence in business; can adapt himself to any
thing Address Mel, care Morning News.
NOTICE, business men, stenographers,
~ typewriters, bookkeepers and other
office help furnished at Commercial Institute.
Telephone No. 500. c. S, Richmond prInci-
pal
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GtALOON for rent. Fitted up nrst-class.
- Center of business dlstrict-l76 Brough-
ton street. Inquire James Long, a West
BROAD
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ROWLAND.


We have the data o. a very interest.
ing bear hunt, in which Uncle sid My
ers was the hero, which we propose to
oiier next week to be- copyrighted.
-Green Spoonamore has started
butcher shop in this city and sells good
steak at three pounds for quarter. How
is II that Others can not do likewise?
We hope that Col. Welch will con
sent to run for Senator, since be would
make good one and represent the peo-
pie in an able and fearless manner.
Many OF our people regretted to hear
OF the killing ut Dripping Springs. but
such things will continue until carrying
concealed weapons is made felony,
which 1t should be, as it implies malice,
a necessary ingredient of murder.
On last Friday 10 students in the
school engaged in debate. The ques-
ton was, "Has the Printing Press been
more Useful TO Mankind than the Steam
Engine2 2" The arguments were far bet
ter than had been anticipated and the
committee on decision could not agree.
Fox Dudderar, of Louisville, had
better be looking after his interests in
this section. Mr.. w. G. Tharp, of Stan
ford, has moved to our town. Judge T.
l.. Shelton has taken charge OF his hotel
again and j. w. Carrier has moved TO
Darsttown and is running restaurant
here.
John Dudderar is quite i'll. Dennis
Kelly, travelling engineer for the l.. d
N, Is stopping at j. w. Carriers. J. Il.
Carter, OF Lebanon Junction, is at same
place. Miss Maggie Stevens is threaten
ed with mslarial fever. John Barnett,
of Jellico, is visiting his brother Robert
On Monday night several pistol shots
were fired in the l.. d n. yards, the ban
listers were pushed from the bridge at
the sonth end, several lamps were shot
out, the workmen's eivst vas turned
over and other depreddliuns were COM
mitted. Don't know whether IL was done
to iutimliate workmen or because Z, d
gfudge against the c).nptuy, buy uds
tuldg Is true, sucu outlacs should 10
! hfDnsut u justice.
-OA Monday the car repiirrrs at this
place tell ia line with tue utner work
men on the l.. * y. AID abandoned
work. Tuesday nuraIng they were in
duced to 20 bd, - work on the promise
that no cars Noild be sent to them
which had been taken to the Louisville
shops. Tuesday evening % cars came
in from Louisville. Wednesday morn.
ing the whole crew, about a dozen in
number, stepped out again and declared
their intention to JOIN the INTERIOR
JOURNAL base ball nine The yards and
shops are quiet at present.
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HUBBLE.


Henry Walters and others sold lot
OF lambs to VIM. Moreland at SC. Il. p.
Bright bouRhta lot OF hogs weighing
100 to $50 pounds Of Mrs. b. F. Engle-
man at sc. X. l.. Hubble sold some
heifers and cows to VIM. Moreland at
2lc. The Rankin boys, OF Wayne coun-
ty, bought about 40 mule colts in this
and Gsrrard county at s25 to $40.
DIR. Cox, of Mackvflle, came up with
Prof. Joe Robinson last Saturday to look
at the Swope farm, with the view OF
buying and locating to practice his pro-
fession. Mrs. Amanda Lay has been on
the sick list, but is improving. Miss
Hattie Robinson is visiting friends in
Jessamine county. Mr.. Ed Austin will
move to Rowland soon. We hate to
give him up, but hope he will do we'll at
his future home. Ed Miller will move
back to his farm again, is the report
now. The people here are all glad that
Bro. Arnold will be With US another year.