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The record-union., 1894-07-24
a Crank Taken tn Charge.

CLEVELAND. July ga crank called
at the City Hall to-day and demanded to
see the Lord Mayor" saying that he
had been insulted by the Dutch, and de-
manded that every one of that nationality
be driven out of the country. a patrol
call had been in the meantime sent in,
and when it arrived there was a fearful
struggle, and the crank, who seemed to
have the strength of Samson, was finally
placed in wagon. He registered at the
police station as Henry b. Vinke OF Bal
timOre Md.
The record-union., 1894-07-24
Forest Fires Getting Worse.

DULUTH (Minn.), July 23.-Forest fires
are getting worse now and threaten to
destroy the crops and buildings OF hum
dreds of farmers scattered about the
woods near the city. Farmers, many of
whom are in their first year, are losing
their all, and will have no provisions for
nj
The record-union., 1894-07-24
An Exhibition of smuggling.

ST. JOHN IN. b., July 23.-The six
round go between Dick Moore of Boston
and Jack Powers of this city was the
greatest exhibition of slugging ever seen
in this city. Moore knocked Powers
down in the second round, but the re-
manning four rounds were about even,
and the fight was declared draw.
The record-union., 1894-07-24
A Capital city Taken by Rebels.

NEW YORK, July pa HerotcpS Lima
special dispatch says: The steamers Are
quippa brings news from the North that
Pasasmayo, seaport, forty miles west
of Gaxamara, capital of the Department.
of Libertad, has been taken by the rebels
after some sharp fighting.
The record-union., 1894-07-24
GORMAN AFTER CLEV VBLAND.
Remarkable Scenes Witnessed in
the United States Senate.
THE PRESIDENT ASSAILED BY THE
MARYLANDBR

Party Secrets Discussed. Doors to
Caucuses opened, and the inside
History of the Conference Over the
Senate Tariff Bill Given to the Pub
l,c-ClaIm Made That Mr.. Carlisle
Had Been Consulted at Every Step,
and That Mr.. Cleveland Had Sane
toned All That Was Done.
The record-union., 1894-07-24
IN FAVOR OF THE RAILROAD.
Application of Settlers for Patents to
Lands Rejected.

Lands Rejected.
WASHINGTON, July %. = Secretary
Smith to-day affirmed the action of the
General Land Office in rejecting the ap-
plications in the cases of Ferdinand GU
barro, Theodore Barlan, Isaac n. Will
Jams, Serafn Wunderle, Lou Work,
James Brown, John Anderson and Tim
othy Healy to enter lands near Oregon
City, on the ground that previous patents
were given to the Oregon and California
Railway.
The appeal of the Southern Pacific Rail
road in The case against James l.. Brady,
involving lands near San Francisco, has
been Withdrawn.
The record-union., 1894-07-24
Crushed HIS Skull.

night George Powell went home intoxi-
Gated and attempted to cut his Wife's
throat She broke away, secured club
and crushed his skull. The woman was
arrested
The record-union., 1894-07-24
Rioters Sent to Prison.

SEATTLE, July 23.-Seven rioters who
were arrested at Spokane, July 5th,
charged with contempt in attacking a
Northern Pacific train, were found guilty
in the United States District Court to-
day. OF the prisoners, August Weise.
Alexander Olsen, William Goddard. AK
tel Livan, George Foster and John Clark
were sentenced to eight months and
Alexander Rizzutlo to four months i'm
prisonmeni
The record-union., 1894-07-24

First Boy-I wish we lived in South
America. Second Boy-Why do you9
First Boy-The schools down there alt
ways close every time the town is bom-
barded. d.-Good News.
The record-union., 1894-07-24

Dick-What makes you always tel
when you're sick; don't you have to take
awful tastin' medicine? Jimmie-Ye es,
but then it's the jam / get to take the
taste out that cures me.
The record-union., 1894-07-24
FATAL FIRE AT CHICAGO.
a Laborer Loses His Life and Another
Man Badly Burned.

CHICAGO. July pa big fire at Oakley
avenue and Van Horn street this after
noon destroyed fifteen cottages. 1t was
said that four children, tied i'll the houses
by their parents. who went out, were
burned to death. but the police claim that
the children were ali rescued.
Meritz Arika, a laborer, was caught by
falling roof and burned to crisp.
Frank Street was badly burned on the
head and face, but will recover.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Bride
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Statement Of the PACIFIC FIRE TNsU.
Ahh""i o'utOMVht RANCE COMPANY of New
YORK IN the State of New York, on the 31st
day OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount OF Capital Stok paid up in
2OO.OOO.0O
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Oerfhie0ene Nnfid1ten.

9err 81, g. 9rube, Der @pe3ioGuntpolt
bes Serrf6en observation-disclosures
tee, berfi9ert NIT GROCER @ppbaIe, bah Die
Ppli3et~@ommifftDn fetne ge1eblibe 8ere6z
tigung babe. Dem 3err'i9en Gomite fpre6e
0err 3ru0e iebo6 bolIe 8ere9tigung gu UNI
et metnt, baB Die @roBgef9tporenen 1t6
1aber NIT ben BON Der Poli3ei gegen bas
8err1be Gomite ~geplanten 8OpcOtt befa1=
fen DerOen.
9err $, &u6ens bat bic GrfIGru1q abqe=
geben, baB oaS Serr'f6e Gomite teine @rt=
iten3bere9tigung babe unb baB Der BON Der
polt5et i'm Gebeimen geqen bas Gomite qez
plonte 8opcott 9ere9tfertigt iet. 1ngefdbr
berielben 4nft9t 1T 9err 9am1tne.
Ob 9err q. g. 3rube ober ob bic 6erren
&ubens unb 0amGine 0Re9t bat, pirO bic
nd4ite Submit lebren.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Die popuIiften.G onferens.
Infdten Ger Ghicaeo'er popuIifteu iiber Ole
in otefer mode in St. Souls ftatts
f%inoenoe partei=B erathun9.

Inter ben G6icagoer Mn6Gngern Del
peOpIe's partp 5etgt fi6 etn grOBes Sn=
terefie fir Die III btefer Mp9e in @t,2OuiS
~ftattftnbenbe Rationale onferen3, in tpel=
der, pte ernartet tpirb, cine platform fir
Die nG9fte Pr6i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. emit
pDrfen nirb. Ser 8oritber be5 Nationalz
comtte, s. s. Sdubened, lit Der Mn1i9t, BAT
bic Partet 3tpt16en ieBt unb Der @onOenttOn
mebr ptrten fOnne, pte tpdbrenb Der Gam
pagne 1elb1t,
9te Sbatfu9e, baB gegenpdrttg in Der
Populiten<8artp 70 Oiele peri4ieOene Snz
terefen mit1pre9en, berfpri9t Die Gonz
feren5 gu elmer febr lebbaften gu %geitalten
@Qe berborragenben Mitglieber Der partei
i'm gan3en QanOe baben t6re Mb1i9t funf
aetbqn, an Der Gonferena t6eil3une6men
fo@ouberneur Maite, bic @enatprenYfeffel
unb Sple, bic GongreBleute pence uni
@tmpiOn, Sdmes @eaoer, SgnattuS Don.
nelt uno ale grOben Silberbolbe aus BEN
@eiten. Nus GbicagO tperben u, u. Glo.
renee g. 9arrop, 9enrp ., 21oDb, 9r,6
9. Saplor, Sos, 8, S9ner3gen, So6n 3
Mbite uro s. 8. S6ulte an Der Gonferen1
tbeilne6men.
Observation-Disclosures nd6 ntrb d1f bel
Gonferen5 Der 8erfu6 gema9t perben, BIT
Stlberz TretprGgung gu einem nS1ue" Den
acknowledgements 81 MAIDEN. On Del
@pibe elmer 8etpegung ba5u itebt Der @orz
tiger Sdubened, unb bu bic tpeItlt9en Gil.
berleute duf Der Gonferen3 DEFENDERS itar1
bertreten fetn nerben, 70 tptrb bic Silber=
planfe oorausf9tli9 a%ngenommen perben
tpenn au4 Die 8erreter Der Yortet aus Der
mtttleren unb 0tlt9en Staater in Der On.
ndbme bieIer Planfe cine @efabr fir BIT
Partei erbltden.
Dim metiten intereffirt itnb Die btei9er
NnbGnger Der Partet in 8e5ug auf etnen 81
erpartenben Nngriff duf bic 1ocialiftf ber
Sliigel Der Partet, auf cine Wieberbolunc
Der 3Dtfttgfeiten auf Der Nationdl=Gon
bention Der nNmerican federation Of 2a=
bor" iiber Plante 10 Der glatform.
Clarence 9. 0arrop meint, baB BIZ
Bldnte 10 pa6rf6etnGi9 abgeGnbert nerDer
tpiiroe, bab lire ipe1entlibften 8untte, eint
Ser taatli9ung Der @tfenbabnen unb an.
oerer l1nternebmungen, Die fi9 in ben 6G1=
ben BON prtbaten gorporatipnen ol8 Sc
fabren als @efabren fir bas Dffentli6t
QBDbl eriptefen 6dbeny betbe6dlten neroen
tpiiroen. 9err 0arrotp metnt, baB bic leBtt
8a4l ge3etgt babe, baB Die peoples Partt
in SQtnots in Der Shat cine Partet lei, uni
boB bic GonTeren3 tpp6l PlGne entperfen
tperoe, nm Die Partei peiter 0itli9 gu ber=
bretten.
Ser n@tn9IezSorer" Or, $. g. SaDlDr
9laubt, baB Die So3ialiiten ft9 bon Der
Yeoples partb l%oSfagen niirben, tpenn ea
tbnen nt9t geldnge, bic tpeientlihelt Punfte
Der plonte 10 t4rer platform our Nnnabme
81 b~rtngen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Wieoer perbaftet.
Der aneebIi6e ~GrpreBrduber Raroin in
Chicago wieoer oin9feit eemodt. =
11eues 8eweismaterioI ee9en i'm.

CHARLES &e9tum 6arbin, Der e6emaltge
8pte Der Mbam5 GrpreB Company, Der i'm
lebten Sttober in Na1bbiQe, Senn., unter
Der Q~(ntlage Der 1nter19lagung BON $4,000
pro3eIiirt, aber freigeI pro9en tporben mar,
purbe geitern bier auf 8eranlafung beS
SPECIAL : Ngenten Dodge bon Der NeQS,
Sarge &c So. @rpreB Company wieberber>
6dftet.
9ie @er6aftung 9urbtn's fanb in benz
9aule 284 Slournop Str. bur3 Die 9etecz
tioeS @auace unb TiBgeralb BON Der Sem
tralitdtion 5tatt, unb 3tpdr ni9t obne S9tpiez
rtgteit, benn 0arbin 3pg etnen &eoolber unb
ergab It4 erft, als Die 8edmten tbrerietts
DrD6ten, i'm gu erfbieben, tpenn er it9 nt9t
ergebe. Nuf Der GENERALIZATION bet6euerte
0arbtn, ft9 tetner S6ul0 bepuBt gu fem,
0ie 9etectibes baben aber bert 9teDene 3euz
gen an 6anb, tpel6e aus 0drDin'S. etgenem
Mltnbe qe6Drt 6aben mDlen, baB er iene
$4,000 unter16lagen babe, baB er aber gu
I9lau 1et, nm it9 BON ben Detectives iiber=
tolpeln gu laf1en,
6arbin lit unter per19tebenen anberen Sea-
men betannt. eSn ct. 2ouiS 1pobnte er unter
Dem NltaS G6arles 8et3um, in Der @btcas
goer 8oritabt Morelanb pobnte er alS
CHARLES Qeslie nit elmer Srau 5uiammen,
bic ii9 Winnie 2eslte nannte.
DIS iene $4,000 unter19lagen nurben,
mar 6drDtr Elm 8Dte Der Nodms GrpreB
Gpmpanp auf Der Qout5btQe &c NaIbpi1e
@tIenba6n, auf Der @trede ppn Cincinnati
BIS Nui6ptQe, oSm Nopember 1892 er6telt
0arbin 3tpet @elbpafete nit $4,000 unb
$4,000 CUR 8efOrDerung a n 8unfftrmen in
8alDeitDn, Seras, arbertraut. 9te Wels,
Sarge &c So. @rpreBge5e1f9aft battle Die
8ef0rberung be8 9elbe5 iibernommen unb
baiIelbe barn i6rer1eit8 Der MDamS @rpreB
Company iibergeben.
DIS Die Patete in 9albe1ton ge0ffnet tpurs
ben, fteQte eS ft6 6eraus, baB DteIelben nur
brau1e3 Bapter BON elmer 8e19affenbeit
ent6telten, tpie es BON photographer benuBt
nirb. 6arbtn unb Elm Ybotograpb aus
QouisbiIe tpurDen auf dQgemetne 8erbd6tsz
griinbe bin ber6aftet, ebenIo 3net anbere
MGnner NamenS SaDGor unb NtDrriS. Die
&er6ofteten tpurOen pro3ef1irt, aber fretgez
Ipro4en.
Die 8eamten Der @eGs Sarge So. ii6erz
md9ten 9arbin mad ieiner Sretfpre9ung
Iorgfdltig, unb tire 8epba9tungen peranz
laBten fie, 6arbtn tpteber ber6aften 8u ldi1en.
Die @erboftung erfolgte nt6t unter Der Mnz
tlage Der unterf6lagurg fonbern Der Der
8ebrpbung bes Qebens Der Sarbtgen CLARA
8u16on, nel9e 0arbin nit Dem 3pbe be-
bro6t bate, al8 fe ft6 t~oeigerte, linn iiber
ben MuFent6alt fetner Satin, Die i'm Derz
lafen bate, Nttttbetlung 81 ma6en,
MabrI9einli6 nirb 6arbin tpieber mod
Sennefiee 3uriidgebra6t nerben, I'M bort
no9malS pr03e1ftrt GIT tDerDen,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

9ausfrauen, psIde 9ienitmG6cben brauz
cbcn, erreicben ibren 3tped am leicbteften,
ipenn ite cine NnSeise an bas 9lbcno6latt
eini@tden. Surge 2~(n5etgen 10 @ents.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Total Ass
Liabilities

Gross claims for Losses. ad-
Justed and unpaid .......S 24.O02,42
Gross claims for Losses, upon
which no action has been
33,899.24
Losses resisted by the Comp
any ........................ 10000
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Streitenoe Gomn=B Beanie.
Siio.G own=GIerf Jacobs oeeen Superpifo,
&ctenoeGer.

Der Sout6@S omnzGlerf Mbra6dm eSSacobs
ptr6 auer Ma6r19etnli9feit na6 nod i'm
2aufe bes b~eutigen SageS bur9 1einen Mn=
malt 8snialntn SdmuelS Elm Manbumusz
8erfabren gegen ben SDutbzSpnnz Super
biIpr @biparb S. 2etenbeder an3Gngig MAJ
6en, nm benIelben 5u 3Dingen, inn ietne
8ii9er unb Often bDr3ulegen.
SacobS be6duptet, baB Der Superbi1Dr
berettS i'm @ommer ben 8erIu9 ma3te, i'm
eintger Der linn geiebli9 3uitebenOen &e9te
3u berdubet. @r be6auptet, ais Sopn=Glerf
Oa5 gRe9t gu BADEN, ale 3a6Gi1ten beS
Sotpn5 gu beglaubigen unb 3a6lungsanz
nei1ungen fir Die @e6Glter Der SopnzMnz
geiteQten an ben SuperbiI or aussufte1en.
2eienOeder, Der als Superbt1or Der @9aBz
meiIter Der 3opn>8erpaltung ift, ntmmt
iebp3 bas 9te6t, 3ablun9Sdnpeii unqer
auS3uieQen, fir ii6 felbit in NnIpru9, unb
6dnDelte o~emgemdB.
8or etDa 3e011 WD6en fdnD Sacobs, baB
Qetenbeder, Dhne i6m M}ittbeilung gema9t
gu BADEN, bic Combination bes @t6erbeit8z
i6ranfe8 in Der Office Der @ibzSonnz8e=
b0rbe 6otte dnbern Iaifen. NlS SacobS nad)
mebrfa6en Snterpeuotionen QetsnbederS
6onn BON btefem ben S9liReI gu Der Gpmz
binatton er6aIten bate, fanb er, baB Die
gdn3en @ei3GftsbiiGer unb Often aus Dem
S3rante genDmmen paren, Qeienbeder uno
Der Siib=Sop Collector 6onan erflGrten
anfdngS, ni9t5 bon Dem 8erbleib Der 9ofuz
mente 3u ipt1Ien IN, fpdter dber CAB 2eienbeder
81, 0telelben Dem Mntpalt Nt9arb s. prenz
bergait gelieben gu BADEN.
ON milf Aat1 gom OnIo+,Soc4or So 0n6Yr1A9
anpeiTungen fir Die @ebGlter Der Sotpnz
@ngetelten gang etgenmG9tig, D6ne Die
iibrigen Solpn@8eamten gu b~efragen, aus
gefte0t BADEN unb bas formele @efu9 bes
GlerfS SacDb5, INN ba5 Inn 3}1Ite6enbe
3e4t, Die u8Ou6ers" 81 beglaubigen, einz
5urdumsn, unberiidii6tigt g~elofTen BADEN,
SEPT min Sdcob5 itb bur1 Elm ManDamusz
Derfa6ren al 1einem 3e9te ber6elfen.
Sacobs be6auptet ferner, buB Die n09entz
li6en 3a6liften Der @ibz3 onnzOffice peit
b06er iinb, als tie iein %Ioltel1, unb baB 2etenz
Deder itG nt9t um einen bon s. g. @uQup
am 16. Sftpber ertptrtten @in6Qlts6efebl
9etiimmert babe, bur9 pel6en inn perboten
mar, ben 8edmten bes SiiozSonn5 hire Sc
batter ou83u3ablen. @r ~bebauptet, baB
2etenbeder trDb De5 @tnbaltsbefeblS bic Sc
6Glter beS NfefIors 8eft unb bes Collectors
9onan ousge5ablt unO TIL INN, SacobS,
fetn 8e6alt DDrentbalten babe.
SdcobS erfldrt fi9 bas @erbalten 0eienz
oefers bamtt, baB berielbe nit 8eit, 9pnan
unb benz SopnzMnpdlt Mfc&eouqb cine
Combination etngegongen fei, I'M bic Sonnz
dmter nd9 tbrem @eI6mad 3u berpalten.
@r %bebouptet, DaB 2etenbeder iiber mebr aIs
$84O0 perfiigt babe, o6ne inn, benz bafiir
Derantportlt3en SotpnzG1erf irgenb tpel@e
&e4eni@oft batiiber 81 geben,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Capital

Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
GoV,VVOOS
Assets.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

Total gross amount of
claims for Losses SO. 341.66
Deduct Reinsurance
and Salvage claims
thereon ..... 3.96947
Net amount of unpaid Losses. .....S IS. 972 10
amount Of unearned Premiums on all
outstanding risks. 26O,627.oo
que I9r commissions and Brokerage. ID, 9.83
All other liabilities. 8,412.60
Total Liabilities. 1886, 22l.e2
Income.
Premiums received during the year, in
37s,o6s2O
the year "25,6l7.so
Total Income....$ 4o4, 686. so
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year. 25I. 5674A
dividends paid during the year....!... 10000. 90
commissions and Salaries paid during
the year; Observation-Disclosures: 1o7, 1872 2
Taxes paid during the year............ 7,572.O 90
Amount OF all other expenditures ...... "a, 403. 70
Total Expenditures. - 40, 975. SS
Miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois .... So, S07 914 90
Total Premiums received during the
year IN ILLINOIS. S0,6S7.38
Total Losses incurred during the year
Total amount of Risks outstanding. -. Sc, 218,2 3l.O 90
Frank II. SttnsOGs President.
George jeremiah Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day
of January 1894.
(SeaD LINCOLN DOTY ROWN,
lap Notary Public, NY. Co
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

~ 2lmfmabnle! Dir baben cine Nn3abl SSnitrll=
mente, Die ulr iebr ipeni9 9ebraudt lpur0en-Qtonos,
BON pel6en Die meiiten tbatiG9lid) 10 gut lpte ueu limb.
Mtr pffertreu Dteielben 5u ben folgeuben SerobfeBunoen,
nm nit oenielben Dor Der i~abrlibeu Supentur.aufuobme
auf5lrGumeu:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

Tragt @uren Grocer nad rEbe SeiBGer
& Sunge Cog yQuofer 8ro6", 6a5
{9madbofteite some Waee 8roO", baS
lie BON elmer BGderet g~eItefert muroe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

5ran3 TOertf6 bag 2eben foften. Gr muBte
geitern Worgen nit elmer gefdbrli4en SUI
~gelpunDe i'm Interleib Dem Gpuntp< 9o1pital
ii6eriptcfen tperben, unb Die Ner5te bal elb1t
3oben nun geringe 0pffnung, ben iun9en
Wfann Dur95ubrin9en.
Soertf6 unb fein 9au8ptrtb, Der in geo.
964 SO. 81. Str. onfdffige Sobn &rars,
ipielten gegen II nbr nit einem Rebolper,
alS it4 Das S9ieBeiien pl0bli9 entluo uno
bas erpGbnte un6eil anrt9tete.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

@ei6es, rOtbes 8Gut 1pirb ebe,Io naturs
sentGB pOn 6oob'S Sarioporiua er3 eust, ME
ouBe4tdc Caltberfeit 6ur1 bGufioelf @ebrou6
BON Seife unb @aiier. 0ieIer groBe Slut
tetllt9er pertretbt 9riirrbli6 @frpfellt, Gal3s
tluB uts aQen aloern innerIi6eu @@uus.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Natemppt Of the NEWARK FIRE
nhnuol OtdtUniUAt INSURANCE of
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
3lst day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
oFF1c1AL puBL1cAr1oN.

animal Natamnnt of the QUEEN INSURANCE
nhhum pVdlUmOnt COMPANY OF AMERICA in
the State of New York on the 31st day of December
1888: made to the Insurance Superintendent of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Orlgmol=,6riiberer @rei5
YreIs 8reiS jeBt

Sn b~iaigerea BionpS bteten mir cine @eleQenbeit, oer=
3BialtntBmdBi9 ebenIootel AT iparsn Nismonb, per elm
min, ioute peri0unnen, uuIeren @erfouf6rGunlen einen
frub5etttgen 8eiucb ab3uitatten.-@tn bIbl3er Subj unD
9ede tnbegrtffen nit lebem Ytauo misunderstanding
LYON g. HEAEY,
@de Mobaib She. nnb @ooms Str.
N. B.-uuiere Gabrtfen fteaen aber 100, 900 muTtfalt,
16e Sultruuteute per SaDr her. 20no, baD
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

User 4rbeiter ir8enb tpelcber 9[rt brarcbt,
Der lcblfe cine Nn3eige an 6as 9lbenbbIatt.
Brets 10 Gents, tpenn nicbt ulebr ais 10
Worter, iebeS meitere Wort1 Sent.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-01
KNOB CREEK.

Editor DEM:-
AS | have not seen any thing
from this place for some time !
deem It necessary that cur little
village should be heard from.
The farmers are busy atwork,
Mr., Guss Lumpkins, of Pleasant
Point, came over on short visit
recently, he will make Waynesboro
his future home.
Misses Lena, Mamie and SUSIE
Mclean and Miss Dellie Bclew,
spent last Sunday with Miss
Maggie Simms.
Miss Dellie Belew, of Pleasant
Point has been teaching school at
Martin college for the past two
months, her school will close the
Sth Of June.
Dock McLain has been very i'll
for some time, but we are glad to
say at this ''---i--- is improving.
Miss ]lary E. Kelly spent Sun
day with her mother.
Mr.. Frank Mclean has in his
possession a plow that his grand
father gave his father in about tn c
year 1919 which he cultivated the
soil of Lawrcnceburg.
The people ofthis place are hay
ing a nice church house erected
just below Mr.. William McLcans
home.
Mrs. Sallic Simms and Miss Sue
Welch went to Lawrenceburg last
week on visit.
PENETOTE.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-01
PER SOM a. Z s: a.,

Mr.. Fleming, Of Columbia. is in the
city,
Mrs j. F BusbN is visiting in
Pulaski,
VIII Cowden was in the city
Tuesday,
Chas. Norman was in the citv
last Saturday.
DR., Powell, Of St. Joseph, was in the
city Tuesday.
Amos Hardin, of Savannah, was
here Tuesday.
n. \, C,,,. ~,
was in the city Tuesday.
r,a n D.1 -, ,on
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-01

Jacob S, CoXey, of the Common
wcalers, has been nominated for
Congress by the Populists of the
18th, Congressional district Of
Ohio.
Mrs. Potter Palmer is compiling
a history Of woman's work at the
Worlds Fair, which will probably
be completed in July. In August
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer will sail for
Japan, China and India.
Jas. A. Garfield, nephew of the
late President Garfield, has been
elected a justice of the peace for
jamestown, Mich.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge
Indipcndant Order Of Odd Fellows
will assemble in annual session in
Chattanooga, Tenn, on Monday,
September II, 1894.
Supersticious people will be glad
to be at last vindicated. The num-
Der Of lost umbrellas turned into
the office at the Worlds Fair was
just 1900. Umbrellas always
were unlucky things when
it came to keeping them,
Pa trick Sullivan, of sheboygan,
Mich, who was knighted 10y the
King of Sweden for his book -on
turnipsas universal articleof food,
has just patented a bicycle made
Of corn husk pulp.
Cincinnati, May 27-Thcre will be
a meeting here the first week in
June Of the General Passenger
Agents of Pennsylvania Baltimore
& Ohio Southwestern, Big Four,
Eric, Lake Shore, Pltsborg & Lake
Erie, pittsburg & Western, Ala,
gheny Valley and other roads, to
decide on the details Of transporta-
tlol' for the National Encampmcnt
Of the Grand Army of the Republic
at Pittsburg in September.
Near Birmingham Ala, last Sat
urday a miner who had refused to
join the stri kers, was called to his
door and shot to death,
Six inches of snow fell in eastern
Kentucky last Saturday,
The Popolists of California have
nominated u full state ticket, some
of the delegates are women.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-01

One Of the beauties and charms
ofan editors life is dead heading it
on all occasions. No one who has
ever fcasted on the sweets of that
business can begin to take in the
glory of its happiness. He does
500 worth of advertising for e
rail road, gets a pass for a year,
rides $25 worth and then he is
looked upon as dead head or a
half-bloom dead beat. He putfs a
concert troop $40 WORTH, and gets
81 in complimentalies and is thus
passed free. fla hall is crowded
h e is 5eglud G c d t h e
room he occupies, if his compli-
mcntaries were paying tickets the
troup would be so much in pocket.
He blows and pufs q church festi-
val free to any desired extent, and
does the poster printing at
half rates and rarely gets a thank
you for it. 1t goes as a part Of his
duty as an editor. He does more
work gratuitously for the town and
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-01
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-01
Shots at Random.

What class Of people are religious
paupcrs? Those who enjoy chris
tian influences which never cost
them an honest effort nor single
copper,
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What class Of people are contin-
ually scoIding about the churches
costing 50 much? Those who pay
nothing at all.
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Did you ever notice that those
who are continually carping about
narrowness and selishncss in 9TH
ers, are the very people themselves
who practice it most? Their glasses
are bad.
#*k
Is it a christian act to try to out
shine your ncighbor? Did youssev-
er notice that some people always
go where they think they can out
shine?
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Is it a christian spirit to expect
your neighbor to visit you and
help you in your work when you
are unwilling to help him?
4 = !;
If you were to take all the sec
tarianism out of some church mem
bers what would be left? An
aching void.
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What class of people are always
clamering for all church folks to
come together and have a grand
thing? Those who want the world
to meet on their platform and
work in their harness.
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How are church members to be
estimated? By what they are and
not according to their own cstima-
ton Of themselves.
!; :; !;
If you could buy some church
members at their real value and
sell them at the estimate they put
upon themselves, you could start a
new mission work in China next
month
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-01

W. G. Ruttlidg,J ]. c. Parkes and j,
\. collier of Columbia, in company
with L. V. Davidson and d, T. Quar-
rels of this place, lett here last Thurs
day going to the southern portion of
the county on "A raid. They CAPTURED
and destroyed 1000 gallons Of beer just
ready to be stillcd.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-01
X. of Z.

Numerous enquiries concerning
the matter of oforganizing | lodge ,cf
Knights of Pythias in Lawrence
burg has induced me to make tlis
call:
A public meeting will be held in
the Circuit court room on next
Saturday at 10 o'clock sharp, for
the purpose of discussing the
question, Let every man who has
any INTEREST," in the enterprise be
on hand promptly.
j, NJ, Ashford,
NJ 90 iCOt