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The record-union., 1893-08-15
The CITY Must Stand 1t.

The cases of Harry Ketchum and Chris.
Rasmussen, who are charged with gam
ing, were called in the Police Court yes
terday, but were continued until to-day.
District Attorney Ryan-in pursuance
OF the action OF the Supervisors-de-
clined to have the cases brought in JUS
tice Court, on the ground that the ex-
pense of the prosecution should be borne
by the city.
The record-union., 1893-08-15
OUT OF LUCK

Sacramentans Lose Several Horses in
the Mountains.
about three weeks ago." says sthe
Georgetown Gazette, Miller, Curtis and
Clark of Sacramento County passed
through here with about ninety head of
thoroughbred horses on their way to a
mountain range. Unable TO reach the
range on account of high water in the
river, they concluded to return to Sacra-
mento with their stock. In coming from
Eleven Pines TO Georgetown they lost
seven head, part of them dropping dead
in the road and some getting drowned in
the ditch.p
The record-union., 1893-08-15
Newton Booths Estate.

Octavine c. Booth, widow of the lato
Newton Booth, and her sister, Mrs. Julia
E. Dunn, have petitioned the Superior
Court for an order distributing to them
such portions OF the estate as they are en-
titled to under the will of the deceased.
The petitions have been set for hearing on
the 25th
The record-union., 1893-08-15
Spiking q Fire-PIug.

The hydrant at Third and l streets was
found yesterday morning TO have been
spiked so that it could not have been
used in case of ire.
The discovery was made by Assistant
Engineer Wood of the Water Works,
who procured tools and undid the mis-
chief.
The record-union., 1893-08-15
Accident to Railroad Men.

Engineer Isard of work train on the
mountain had one of his legs badly in
jured yesterday by a slight collision be-
tween his locomotive and that of freight
train near Emigrant Gap. A brakeman
named Ireland also had one of his feet
injured.
The record-union., 1893-08-15
GRANGBRs' ASSOCIATION.

Suits Brought for the Purpose of
Winding Up Its Affairs.
Suits have been commenced in the Su-
perior Court, and also in Justice Devine's
court, for the purpose of winding up the
affairs OF the Changers Association.
which for many years conducted CO.
operative store here.
The plaintiff in the several suits is
George w. Hack, who is represented by
The record-union., 1893-08-15
The Pay-Car.

Information has been received to the
effect that the railroad pay-car will start
out from San Francisco to-day on its
mission of distributing coin among the
company's employees. 1t will be due
here to- O-mOrrOW
The record-union., 1893-08-15
Fraternal Visit.

Quite delegation of Sacramento Chosen
Friends went to Franklin last night to
attend an entertainment to be given by
the Council at that place. Another party
went to Clarksburg, Yolo County, on
similar errand.
The record-union., 1893-08-15
The WhitakRr Estata-

Public Administrator Bronner has ap-
piled for letters of administration on the
estate of George Whitaker, deceased.
The estate consists of an undivided one
half in lot 2, Q and R, Sixteenth and Sew
enteenth streets, of the value of 500.
The record-union., 1893-08-15
Mrs. Logan's Home Magazine, and the
weekly Uuion.p

Both only 81 75 per year. The Home
Magazine of Washington. D. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John A. Logan, is the
best and most popular low-priced period
ical ever printed. The publishers of the
WEEKLY UNION will furnish the maga-
zine to its subscribers for a mere nomi-
nal sum above the price of subscription
10 the weekly.
The record-union., 1893-08-15

THE drink to-day, which seems TO rule the
hour
Is life's vigorator-Sassafras Sour.
The record-union., 1893-08-15
SACRAMENTO BANK

i city, corner Fifth and streets, Sacra
mento. Guaranteed capital, S5O0,OOO; paid
up capital. gold coin, S4O0,OOO Reserve
fund, $50 67s. Term and ordinary deposits
S3,432, ,O94. Loans on real estate July !,
1898, SO, ,56S,7sS. Term and ordinary de-
posits received. Dividends paid in January
and July. Money loaned upon real estate
only. Information furnished upon Rpp'ica-
tion to w. p. COLEMAN, President
ED. r. HAMILTON. Cashier.
The record-union., 1893-08-15
CONTROLLER CoLGAN'S STATEMENT.

Where the States Money Was at the
beginning of the Month.
The following is the monthly state
ment of the State Controller, showing
the condition of the several funds on
Julv 21St.
The record-union., 1893-08-15

July 3lst:
Balance on Balance In
FUNDS. Hand. State Treas.
General fund Sal92S 81
School fund $1S5,5 ,5G1 22 2O9,349 ~
Interest and
sinking fund 52S41 90 52S4l 90
State school
land fund. 5s.415 So 59,259 58
State school
land deposit
fund; ;.......:...... 34,4Oo 90 34.4oo 90
harbor i'm
,provem'ntrd 33e,92 25 336,92s a5
University I'd. 4,532 so 4,532 90
State Univer-
sity fund. 80 27 SO 27
Mining Bureau
fund, CSC 90 CSC 80
State library
fund....,,....... 6,343 O2 6,343 o2
Supreme Court
library fund. sos &c 626 16
War bond I'd. 1888 so 1898 80
Yosemite Val
ley fund.-. 2,274 % 2,274 %
Adult blind I'd 3,l24 50 3,l24 90
Revolving jdte
:, 1nnd..,.,...:..... 3s,9o1 Sc s8,9o1 SO
ceased per-
sons fund. 2,a76 81 2,276 81
Railway tax fd.. 1913 gb
Railway tax
r. contingent rd 1.19s % 1,19s 90
Fish commis-
sion fund.-. 90 81 31O11
San Quentin
state prison
=, fund..~,;.....,..- 32,s7s 42 8a,s7s 42
Folsom State
prison fund. ga IS 634 Is
Insurance Com
1nlsSl onerS'
special fund o O1A 76 O1a -6
Bank CommiS-
slOners' fund 14I75 10 111z5
State school
y book M tund.... 1854 So 74,6s1 81
- ings bank I'd. 16,oo4 "a 16,oo4 "a
sion fnd ,pur-
chase of boats hoo 90 71oo oo
Special Mendo-
emo Insane
Asylum fund 15.72S ~ tx 1oe ~
San Diego har-
Dor improve
San Francisco
uepot sinking
fund ........ ~ zS6 On oz zSe M
w hitter Re w
form School
tund .-............ 4727 o3 73oO %
Total amount
II Treasury
exclusive OF
coupon accts. .S9197oo O4 81 O23 7z6 AZ
1otal amount
In several
coupon accts. 1915 90 1918 90
Warrants outstanding General fund.
S423,707 %; school fund, 1928, ,7sS SO; State
school lana fund, $S43 20; Supreme Court
4prary fund, 1922 80; railway tax fund.
S2,975 96i tisn Commission fund, S24O co.
state school book fund, 1,O89 So; San
Dlego harbor improvement fund, Sl25;
Whittier Reform School fund, So .662 so:
total, $455, 755 "a.
Overdrawn-Generalf fund, S341,77S 80.
The record-union., 1893-08-15

In1SH Napier's coin-weighing machine
was put in use in the Bank of England.
The record-union., 1893-08-15
rOMMISSTONERS' oPTNTONS

After the Commissioners had consulted
for some moments Judge Buckley sug-
gested that they vote on the question
of guilty or not guilty.
Mayor Steinman said he did not think
that Talbot should be dismissed. but he
thought he had used more force than
necessary, and should be reprimanded.
He knew Driscoll well, and knew him to
be a peaceable and quiet, hard-working
man. Officers were not hired to beat citi.
zens, he said.
Chief Rodgers said he knew Driscol.
too. He was "a hard-workinp man bnt
was abusive when drinking. The Chief
told OF having seen Driscoll at picnic
The New South., 1893-10-14


The debate IN the House OF Repre-
sensativcs on the repeal OF the notori-
GUS Federal election laws, has revived
the bloody shirt" business, and the old
rag is being industriously waved by the
Republicans. This ia as We expected
but il ought not by any means. deter
the Democrats IRON doing their whole
duty in the matter. The Democratic
party is pledged LIST, to a revision Of in
famous tariff system. End, to repeal
OF the federal election laws. 3rd, 10 a
repeal of the Sherman act with legisla-
tion that will REPLACE il with better
law, and put silver on parity with
gold etc. The great question now is,
will they do II? sincerely trust that.
for the good of the people and the grand
old party. that they will do it. Will
the Democratic, Congress do now what
they have been dcnouncing the Repub-
lican party, for the last twenty years.
dishonor and outlaw silver as an unclean
thing. We do not believe they will do
it, yet We confess that it looks little
that way now.
The New South., 1893-10-14
The New Nonsh nnd the Atlantis =
Gsnseitustom ssw eI.10
Year.

We haye made special clubbing mr..
fangements with the great southern
weekly. the Atlanta Constitution. which
enables Us TO offer both rapcrs for the
remarkably low sum o. 81 80 year.
The FIRST dnty of every good citizen Is 10
paif0nixe his home paper.
Amer he has provided hin sclf with
his home paper. the ncrt consideration
of those who are not w.thin rasy reach
of frst.clsss dails newspaper should
be 10 select hYsl elias, weekly news.
paper, just such paper IL tho Weekly
Constitution, pnblishrd at Atlanta. Ga.,
and having n circulation of l'btpl
copies a week, the largest Of any weekly
newspaper published IN America. IL II
essentially farmers paper and stands
AZ the heal ef the weekly press ~ this
country Iis agricultural department
alone isworth the subscription price oi
the paper, while IT numbers among it,
contributors such we'll known namns a.
Iifct Hartc. Mark Twain, joel than.
dlcr Harris. Sarge PIupke,i. Bill ARP,
and hosts of others. whose regulations
arr world wide, Its women and chill.
drcns departments are prepared with a
special view 70 please the little fnlkr
and the women. and It's news columns
lttersliy cover the face &c tho earth.
We are enabled 10 offer both papers
At practically tho price oi one. Sub.
scribe now.
The New South., 1893-10-14
Petition for Pardon.


Jones County.
To his Excellency Honor
able j. NJ. Stone, Governor Of the State
Of Mississippi:
Petitioner Jake Jones would respect
| fully show to your Excellency that at
the May term 1898 Of the Circuit Court
OF Jones county, he was furnd guilty Of
the crime Of larceny and sentenced to
70 the State penitcntiary for term of
three (0 years.
Petitioner exhibits this, his petition,
for pardon and states the following as
the reasons why he should be pardoned:
LIST. The evidence against petitioner
consisted wholly Of circumstantial evi-
dence Of weak character, and Of q
statement made By petitioner at the
time of his arrest, to arrcsting party in
which be admitted his guilt Petitioner
would state that the statement made by
him to the aFfesting party was utterly
false. aud was made because he was un-
der tear ofppnishment.
End. A proof that the statement
made by pefitioner 10 the afrcsting party
was false, petitioner would show that
various material PORTIONS Of he same
have been proven absolutely false By
rcsps,nylble white citizens Of said county.
3r4l itinnaz- IA. .oEr ~k-ssis.<a4~
hardly capable 81 distinguishing riel4t
tr0uI NrOng. - : 81. 81.
4th. In view Of the fact that the evil
dence against petition was principally
circumstantial, petitioner would show.
and he be icvcs il should be aid to him,
that MS character tor honesty Is excel.
lent: that he WAS never before accused
OF any crime.
9th. Petitioner was not represented
by counsel at his trial
9th. Petitioner is not guilty ofthe
crime Of which he was convicted.
In consideration Of the foregoing, pc
titioner prnys your excellency to grant
him pardon.
Respectfully submitted.
JAKE JoNEs.
The New South., 1893-10-14

Mr.. Cleveland's letter to Gov. North
ern seems to have the contrary effect 70
what was evidently intended. Southern
Senators hare read and re-read the let
ter, and all thsy see indicative of the
Presidents future financial policy is
this sentence.
Il am therefore opposed to the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver BY this
country alone and independently. aud
am 10 favor Of the immediate and ua-
conditional repeal Of the purchasing
clause OF the so called Sherman act.
Mr.. Clevcland's Senatorial friends
who have been proclaiming him the
friend Of silver ought to admit their
error and apologize for their endeavor
to influence votes for the repeal by the
statement that be is bimetalist. va
ZOO Sentinel
The New South., 1893-10-14

Proceedings of the Beard oi
Supervisors October Term.

All the members Of the Board prcs.
cnt, also u. y. Dcyall, Sheriff aud y.
r. Sharp, Clerk. officers Of SAID Beard.
Ordered ty the Board that the GER
iihcatc Of the Auditor approving the
personal roll OF iSss3 DO received. TO
wit
This Is to cortiiy that the personal
assessment roll Of Jones county has
been received snd approved b thi.
ofhcc. tiivrn under ny hand and -ssl
of Office this lah day - September
1879. ". W. Srosr,
Auditor ~ puilir Aercnnt-.
Ordered, that the rrrogf ~ stshn
Davis. Uyerrccr oi the sausesss slls 4nd
Strickland road. be received. add over
seer pay over 10 clerk t2 collected from
road hands. Aud that j. l.. Walters be
appointed ov, rsccf from October lat
lssr to July LIST. 1891. aud that be work
all hauds formerly worked on SAID read.
Ordered. that tho report Of the com
mittec to inspect the Tallahala bridge on
wayncsboro road, in which said bridge
was rejected because not built iu ac-
cofslanrr with plan and specifications,
report signed by W n. Davis ana A.
~. Shows and sworn 20 before tho cir.
cult clerk, be received aud committee
DISCHARGED
Ordered by the Board that the con
tract tor building bridge across Boguc
Homa creek on the State Line road, be
awarded TO j. NJ. aud A. Boutwell, for
slsT on their entering into bond double
the amount aud said bridge 10 be com.
pletcd by November lst, 1919.
Ordered by the BOARD that the con.
tract for putting in 20 loot span across
Tallahals creek on Estahntchie road. be
awarded to Il. u. Nlyrick at tltSi and
The New South., 1893-10-14

Some Of the administration or
gans are getting very wratby oyer
tbc eicIay ycf the sfpasc In pssssna
the wilson Bill, and are
rsIIins the oppovisionlsis, snch men
~ George snd WnlshnII. Of Missir-
-ippi. Morgan snd Pngb, of Ala
mma. and Others " like ability,
very ugly nnmes. such ~ "pig
headed, srlf scekinR ohstrnctionist"
rte. wheL the Republicans we're
bending everything TO pass the
force hin in the 5lst Congress.
these same men were found bnt-
ling for The cause Or right and
justice. nidei mnnfuHy by such
men n~ Teller, Stewart and WAL
rofi from the Northeast, then, all
these men were ealIrd s.patrIots' OF
the bighcst type, now they nrs en-
gagged In the snmc good work of
saving the country from the
clutches Of the gold bugs, and mo-
ney sharks of the East, and In the
preservation OF the SILVER dollar,
they are dubbed "pigiieaded OBJ
-tfncrionists."
II has been generally conceded
that The. greatest legal minds IN the
senate 10 day, are from the South.
and we find n large majority Of the
United States Senators from the
South, standing like a "sions wall"
IN the brcsch, trying TO save the
old silver dollar from being out.
lawed by Mr.. Cleveland and his
followers. We say stand by your
gnns, gentlemen, and unless you
can get n good compromise in IA
vor Of silver, let's keep the "Shcr-
man purchasing act" however, OBJ
n"sions u may appear to some
until We can get Legislation fayo7a>
bile 10 silver, better than That.
The New South., 1893-10-14

Perhaps some of our readers would
like TO know in what respect Chamber
lain Cough Rem dy is better than any
other. We win tell you, When this
Remedy is taken AZ soon As a cold has
been contracted, and before II has be-
come settled in the system, il will coun-
teract the effect Of the cold and greatly
lessen ii > severity, and it is the only
remedy that will do this. II acts In
perfect harmony with nature aud aids
nature in relieving the lungs, opening
the sccrrtions, liqncfying the mucns aud
causing its expulsion from the air cells
Of the lungs and restoring the system to
a strong and healthy condition. No
other remedy in the market possesses
these remarkable properties. No other
will cure cold so quickly. For sale by
City Drug Store
The New South., 1893-10-14

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
Cify, Ill. was told by her doctors she
had Consumption anG that there was nc
hope for her. but two bottles DR.. King 4
New Discovery completely cured her
and she says il saved her life. Mr..
Thos. Eggers. l39 Florida st. San Fran
cisco, suffered from dreadful cold. ap-
preaching Consumption, tried without
result everything else then bought one
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery and
in two weeks was cured. He is natur-
ally thankful. It is such results. Of
which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy Of this medicine in
Coughs aud Colds. Free trial bottlcs
at +. !. Ward, City Drug Store. Reg
ular size Soc, aud q. 90.
The New South., 1893-10-14

We rxtract the following from ~ able
editorial in the Memphis Commercial oi
October 9Th. which We iniorse. "1hc
situation that ronironts the people
Of this country and the situation
which confronts the Democratic party
Is full Of peril The great trouble Is
that II has no, had fair, calm and rra
soncd consideration. We have been act
| INK under the impulse OF panic and oi
passion. We have been favored with
shrieks of terror, with columns Of lie.
nnnciaiion. with jercmsids aud hysirr-
ics. Wc have witnessed an effort TO
drive through Congress under the whip
Of fear aud passion policy which, if
accomplished. viii. in our Judgment. be
iraughi with untold and iminrasurable
disaster. The Commercial has urged
from first TO last the repeal Of the Sher
man act but IL does not aud never will
give It's Endorsement 10 the attempt
being made under cover Of opposition
to an unpopular law 10 reverse tho do
clared will Of the people aud tramplc |
with contempt upon the solemn prom.
ises of the Democratic platform. We
think we may say, without fear Of con.
tradcton. that when this Congress was
'locicd no man in the United Siatcs OK.
pccscd that the Dcuocnsic party would
'iglnlixe it, return to power by making
,aste TO lock and bar the door against
silver cciuarc. Yst We ore today face
10 face with, that danger. And We say y
hat 1.-THE rccnsd Of this Congress is
'lorci and scaled with silver oullawcdal
md dishonorcj. the Democratic party h
sill stand before the country branded |
~ wicked aud dishonest servant and
very man who asked the people TO
rust IL will be shamcd. We arc told
hat the Democratic party is spledged TO
he repeal of the sherman act. aud Il IL
rue II is plcircd to replace Il with
better Inv. But the great majority
f those who are urring The repeal of .
his act arc doing so with the intent to
make an end Of silver. to lock the door
gains, in finally aud turrvcrp
The New South., 1893-10-14

By virtue ofa decree of the Chancery
Court OF Jones County Mississippi made
on the 9th Of September 1893 at the
September term Of the Chancery Court
of said county the undersigned Commis-
sioner appointed to sell the real estate
of Robert Cooper deceased for distribu-
tion among the heirs Of said deceased,
will on Monday November 7th 1893. in
front Of the door of the Court House, Of
said county ia the town of Ellisvillc
within the hours prescribed by law offer
for sale at public auction for cash to the
highest bidder the following lands in
said county to-wit: the Sl-2 Of NEl-4
and the Nl-2 Of SE1-4 OK Sec. II T .
Il II. B. Il. Dcvall,
Oct. 1893 Commissioner.
The New South., 1893-10-14
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
LAND OPPrcE AT JACKSON, Mlss.

LAND OFFICE AT jackson, MISS,
October llth, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make commutcd fns'
proof in support Of his claim, and TIL Z
said proof will be made before the
Chancery Clerk of Jones county at FL
lisville, Miss, on November 18th, 1893,
viz: John r. Downing. Hd No. 242H
for the WI NE} & SET NEt, Section
81. Township Z, N. Range Is West.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF, said land, .z: z. T.
Tisdale, A. W. Tisdale, D. D. Watkins,
r. NJ. crosby, al Of Moselle Post Ofhcc
Jones county, Miss.
RoRERr Il. Wilson, Register.
The New South., 1893-10-14

During my term Of service in the
army l contracted chronic diarrhoea,
says A. =. Bending. Of Halsey, Oregon.
Since then have used great amount
Of medicine. bat when found any that
would give me relief they would injure
my stomach. until chamberlain Collie,
cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy was
brought to my notice. used it and
will say It is the en,y remedy that gave
me permanent relief and no bad results
follow. For sale br t.itv DruS Stars
The New South., 1893-10-14

The mighty men Of JasIc,' county
held a public meeting at Panlding last
Monday aud lcnounc, Il the statements
that have been going the rounds among
the papers stating there were white
caps in the cuuuts. Tho people Of Old
Jasper are too good to coun,enaucc any
white capism in their midst
The New South., 1893-10-14
euckIens' Arnlca salve.

Ink Bxsr SALvg In the world tor Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhcum. Fee
Sass cs sn cnnpssd 81 ssn RSsotnns un
and positively cares Piles, or no pay re-
quircd. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale b. E. J.
Wartl & Co
The New South., 1893-10-14

We bchess ,hs, the Silver Senators
from the South aud the Norshwes,
ough, 10 fight il out, il ], takes all the
winter. yea, aud all next summer ton,
rather than submit 10 the degradation
and out-lawry Of the dollar Of their
daddics. George and wakhall arc able
10 speak tou Nliss,ssipri in ,ka, augus,
body
The New South., 1893-10-14

Wouldn't !, be prcity coed idea ior
Congress to pass little law dclcaa,lns
full power to Mr.. Cleveland Just to run
the whole government machintry Just
as he thinks proper Ii Congress is /,
be governed by his dictnm altorcihc'
what's the use IN staying there aud con
sumins all this time. Turn tho whcls
business over to him and adjourn.
The New South., 1893-10-14

The masses Of the people are almost
a unit for free coinage. The gold hugs,
the srcculatcrs, the National banks. the
Boards Of Trade. arc almost unii for
the destruction Of silver. we suppose
thc clopgest pole viii gctsk rerN,nmons.
The New South., 1893-10-14

Wa belierc that IL the question Of
fee coinage was submitted to the Dem.
ocratic voters Of Mississippi, that il
would be carried by over two.thirds
majority What we say Of Mississippi
would also apply to every Southern
State.
The New South., 1893-10-14

The Tucker Federal election
bill, repeating all shc obnoxious Federal
election laws, passed the lower House
of Congress this week BY a vote 200 for
sor aud l0i AGAINST \ very decided
majority.
The New South., 1893-10-14

A Thanksgiving proclamation is abou.
due. Brandon News
We have nothing to be thankful for
Jet. unless Congress would adjourn.
We suppose that when yoorhe. IS reach
es vote on his bill, and it passes the
president will then issue his thanks
giviag proclamation but not before.
The New South., 1893-10-14

An old farmer was called on the
other day to address total abstinence
meeting. He said: II confess. my
friends. that have been drinker all
my life, but l never drank to success.
The New South., 1893-10-14

Mr, Voohcer issapplyinr ,hy ~s,'aish,
session rar, II the Senate Ihislweck II
that succeeds the Senate will perhaps
reach vote on his bill sometime next
lncl
The New South., 1893-10-14

We return thanks 10 Senator J ".
Gcorec for his great speech on the sill
rer question. and 10 Col. StoekdaIc for
congressional iavors.
The New South., 1893-10-14

The Terry Headlight man IL troubled
with the open air concert Of tho Eng
lish sparrow around his Office. about
l.WO, 900 strong.
The New South., 1893-10-14

viii there be any change in the
Mississippi delegation next ycnrS
II so, what9--Clarion- Ledger.
Ask Bro. Evans of the Brandon
Call
The New South., 1893-10-14

rhc yellow fever at brunswick, tis.,
i still raging with no signs oi let up. II
is said that they only have one week =
rhtion on hand for the sufferers.
The New South., 1893-10-14

The Times Democrat mas shawn
wonderful tact and ingenuity in res,iv-
ing aud disbursiuc contributions Of
money. and clothing, ratios, etc, TO
the rcccut storm stricken sufferers on
tic Galf cesst. The Times Democrat
il ! urea, institution Always ioIemos, 10
,F>ss god eurd aud work il charity
The New South., 1893-10-14

Wcsuspect that Congress may al G
. recess come time between nav aud
the Christmas holidays.
The New South., 1893-10-14

,icorro aud Walthall stand pat on.ibe
free coinage question. and they are
mighty good au'horii, Read their
sporchrr
The New South., 1893-10-14

Over 100000 people visited the
Worlds Fair grounds on Chicago
dav."
The New South., 1893-10-14

The A,lauts Constitution and the
MN Sorru. both papers fer enc year
irf slS' subscribe rcw.