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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02
MANY INQUIRED
In a Chute Car Accident Mt Chicago.
Names 0f The YIetia.

In Chute Car Accident Mt Chicago.
Nnmcs at the YieIim"
Chicago, August IA serious acci.
dent happened at the chutos tonight at
sixty.third street and Cottage Grove
avenue, A car containing about twenty
people was near the top Of the chute
when the cable broke and the car went
tearing down the slide OF 800 feet,
IA wild panic ensued among the poo
pIe In the car, and many OF them in
their desperate eTorla to escape were
thrown from the car The following
were injured:
Katie Morengard, face and head
bruised; Fred EDbett, loft leg fractured
and bruised, may die; NJ. A. MClnerneY,
bruised about tho face; ]. +. llussoy,
badly cut on side; Mih NJ. Crook,
right leg bruised; MiIs Minnie
Heidt, right side aud leg bruised /;
U. V. Heidi, hOad bruised aud leg,
badly twisted; Miss :, ]. White, bruised
about tha head; O. Dunlap, badly bat.
tered up, 10 In a serious condition; Miss
Maud Hebron, head and ankle bruised; /;
Charles A. SChNldenbrAnd, injured
nbont tho legs George Emerson, right
log bruised.
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NEW YORK BUSINESS MEN
Approve of New YorHs Representation
at tho Atlanta Exposition.

Approve of New YorHs Representation
at the Atlanta Exposition.
NEw YoRK, AuQuss Ia delegation
Of Atlanta gentlemen. representing the
Cotton States and international ExpOSi.
ton, mot tho executive committee Of
tho chandler Of commsrce In the Office
Of the latter body this afternoon.
The gentlemen from tho south were
enthusiastic over tho outlook for their
coming exposition. Speeches were
maio by President Woodson. ex.Gov.
ornor Bullock. DR.. SpaldlnR, Col.
Howell and Mr.. CAbanniA Mr.. Wood.
son oxtsniod formal invitation to the
chamber Of commerce 10 send Its excu.
two committee to Atlanta In August, ns
Chicago, Cincinnati, ST. Loni' and
othor weitern cities would have dOlO.
cations tllero TO look over tho scope oil
the groat exposition.
Tho executive committee OF tho
chamber OF commerce adopted rosolu.
lions approving tho action Of tie state
legislature IN making provision for tho
representation Of thi5stRts and Of tho nc.
lion Of tho governor in appointing com.
misaionors TO tho exposition.
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BEbV1Rp, n. IL, August i,--oolonOl
Gcorg, W. Colo, Oldest member oi tho
GoIO family, which has boOn ihsntnol 1
with Now Hampshire history Hlneo tho
cnflloVt colonial days, Ia dead. aged six
ty'sPyBH ypAtM
llO had boun successful lumbar man,
and In politics sci In tho convention
which nominated 'rlldBn, bOsldOh hold
Ing many state aud town Offices,
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DR. HOLMES TALKS
Aud. in His Way, Accounts for tho
Bones Found.
SAYS MINNIE WILLIAMS is 8LIYE

Hut Is Hiding from Justice for Having
Killed Her Sister Nana--A Tragedy
That Holmes DoeSn's Caro- to Talk
About-InSAnity In His Family, hut
Ho IL Compos hsntis-He Acknowl'
edges That nO is Rich and That He
fs a Believer In Bob IHgsrsolFs
Teachings,
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NO MORN THRILLING
With Huglaudby the Irish Societies
IN America.
TgE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT
Is Iaaugurated by the Ancient Or
der OF Hibsrnlans,
STRONG RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED

And Irish Leaders Say They Mean
BuslnssS-The MoSt Significant Ao-
tIon Ever Taken by an Irish Organ.
i.atlon In This couR.ry-Is Looks TO
a sUnion OF All Forces for a Supreme
struggle for the Freedom of Ire.
lsnd-EvOry orOsd and Faction to
TaEo United Action,
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A sHoRT.sIGIIrEU sPANIAHD

Sizes Up tho Cuban situation From Long
Distance, and Thluks lIs Knows It All.
MADRID, August l,-Count Monterra,
chief OF tho reform party. In All inter.
view upon tho state Of aGulrs in the
island Of Cubp, said to-day that opera.
tlonB against tho insurgents would bo
comnoncod early in autumn, and that
before winter set in tho rebellion would
be over. The insurgents, he added, arc
short OF ammunition and the leaders
lack prestige. Tho principal thing to
do, In tho opinion Of Count Montorra, is
to watch tho coast, In order to prevent
outside help from reaching the insur.
gents.
in conclusion ho said that public
oBIHIoa is oppoled to tho insurreriiOn.
and that tho feeling Is increasing in
slronrth.
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vAYcrDrRo, KY., August IA Il,
Gibb, Tor many years agent for tho New.
ton Lumber Company oI Cleveland, ar
rived today from Adams county, Ohio
llo ssuro io mot H. I. Lowia, the colo.
brateh bond lorRor, OIL nh obgcurO road
near Peach mountain Yesterday
III hayn como In contact with lOWls In
n business way many llmD'," said Mr..
Gibbs. "And I know him As soon n, !
snw him, though hG was partially dis.
ptliaOd, spoke to him, but ho did not
return my greeting, but struck oil on
anolhor pathway leading from tho naln
rpadu
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rnssInLE NXPllANArIoN.
a Reason for CnnpoE rrCS Censorship
May ny FOund Herein.

A Reason for Cmnpos' rrCW Censorship
May Dy Eound IICroIn.
TAMPA, Fla, August 1.-The latest
nova from Cnba Is that Bairo, Jignani
and Guantlnimo have boon captured by
tho insurgents. General SaIcOdo has
boon returned to Spain for having shot
some war prisoners whom Mncoo hnd
caroi for Spanish prisoners until LhOy
woro all woll, and had returned them TO
Salcodo.
Tho issnc Of La Discussion was sup
pressed Tuesday for publishing tho cap.
tnro Ot Baro, by tho insurgents. Tho
wnr,hip Snnssyos BarehE fcgui loft
llavAna Tuesday to patrol tho walors
boIwOon Cuba aud YnCalan, III order Lo
intercept reported expedition from
Mexico
Six hundred insurgents have Apncar.
oil In AmnfillnS, thtno hundred IN
laugulnramar, ionr hundred In Cnma'
nnruN aud two hundred III Banagulves,
all III tho province Of MntanSts, Tue
people VI Camnpuhy have Informed
General Gomez that II hO g,oa to las
Villas lhny want Antonio Matoo tu
command them.
Martinez CalnpoS senl cnble to
Snhln on Tuesday, informing ONnoVni
tint tho island was unlOnablO any lun'
gur Tho answer wa that twunly thou
ahud Btldiuta will ba sOnlln August
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PRESS SUPPRESSED
By the Commander of the Spanish
Forces In Cuba,
ALL news FROM THE SEAT OF war
Must be Edited by Spanish Officers
Before Publication,
A STARTLING PROJECT PROPOSED

By Cuban sympathIzaFs In PhIIadsl.
phia-A Plan to Steal tho Dynamite
Cruiser VcauVIusI and Send Her co
Havana to blow Up Morrow Castle,
An Adventurer Offers 20 DO tho
Work for Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars = News From Cuba That
Twenty thousand More Troops Are
Enroute from Spain.
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savage Tltnu NJ DNmoorhilo frlmhfiN'
srnISaFiEtD, o. August l.-T'ho rrics
and anti.Btico iorcos lOl by OS.Mayor
Burnett ior BfIcs aud John II. Thomas
against DrIcC, had savage tino at the
Democratic primaries Tonight to SoOct
delegates to tho county convention Sat
urdny. Double HOlN Of dolegaloi In
throo Of lha six wards wore auloClod
representing BrlcO and Thomas. Tho
lnttOr Ia tho iron silver candidate for
BrIco'A auila In tho senate and OK.
pressed satisfaction ovOr the result at
ils home.
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onp LrnBllrrs JOURNEY.
Itinerary " tie IIslrs Trlp to the Atlanta
Exposition.

Itinerary ~ the IIsi's Trip TO the Atlanta
Exposition.
PHttprLPuA, August l.--CouncllS
committee mot to-day and arranged tho
Itinerary ior Liberty boil OH ilI trip to
tho Cation States Exposition in Atlanta
Tho ball will leave Philadelphia via tho
Pennsylvania railroad On tho morning
o. sonlombsr II, and will NulvC In
Warrington at noon, leaving Washing.
ihn NJ 2 D. m,, II will pass through
richmond, Petersburg Lynolbnra,
honnoks, Bristol, arriving nj Knoxville
Al 7 ., nr September IL, NJ Chattanooga
a. 1880 u. M, BsplombeF II, and At
IlhlA Al p, m, September 10
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NEw YoRx, August stl.-Gold to the
amount Of $4,000 has bOcn withdrawn
from tho sub.troOsury for Shipmont to
Canada. Tho firm which proposes TO
export S256,003 guld on SATURDAY. IL
stoluwsndcr, StOaorOscn & Co., coiEco
merchants,
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nIIunr pnhnInr, strikn.

PrTrsBURou, August 1.-The puddlors
OF the Oliver Iron & Steel Company
utruck to-day because the firm refused
to sign the scale. As a result twenty
furnicss are Idle, This company has
been paying s. 95 for pudding, which
lie % cents above the union rate.
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DErEorIVES DNFNATED.
They Find no Q onvinclug Evidence Against
Holmes Rt Chicago.

Holmes at Chicago.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, August 1.-The police
ackno Wledged to-day their complete de.
ioat, so far, In the effort to secure direct
evidence Of murder against II. II.
Holmes. Dozens Of promising CLOVIS
have boen carefully investigated wit.
ness after witness who was confidently
expected to tell all" has been examined.
without result, aud at last the detectives
are forced to admit their efforts have
been unavailing so far as real proof Of
guilt Is concerned. This was admitted
by Inspector Fitzpatrick to-day.
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ATLANTIC CRY, N, j.. August 1.-The
Joint committee Of the window glass
workers OF America was to hRyO met
here to-day but postponed action until
tomorrow on account OF tho lack Of .
quorum. The committee will make an
effort to restore the scale Of wages
which existed prior to the reduction Of
25 per cent made last year.
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ASHLAND. KY, August LA second
wage oi advance Of 10 per cent has bsOn
made to employees Of the Norton iron
works, one hundred and fifty in all.
while the Ashland Coal and Iron Com.
pany allows 8 per cent increase to nine
hundred men. Tho iron industry
locally Is hourishing.
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DURHAM, N. G., AUGUST l.-ReAmOi
largo tobacco warehouse. Stokes opera
house, Il BlOcknNll's drug store, A..
Max's and Ettis & Stones iarga dry
goods stores, bosldUS several small bu'i.
moss houses, were totally destroyed by
fro to-day. Tho loss will aggregate
100000.
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TAAIMANY PRIMARIES.


Fhe Reorganization WIN bs The Ola Ma
chine over Again.
Nav York, August Tho TNmmany
primary elections Of members Of tho
general district committees md Incl.
dontaly to elect leaders IN all the
thLrty.threO assembly districts Of tho
city wcro hod tonight.
Reorganization tickets ns planned
by tho old "mnchino" lUadcrA In ma.
IorIty OF cAsos wont through without
a murmur aud reorganization Of lam.
many promises to DO tho Tammany y Of
yOrO.
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wAurfSoroS, August I. - Secretary
lIukc SmICl returned to this city toolay
after two wOek' trip to Georgia, dur.
lnu which hO took part In tho anti.
silver campaign lllNrO,
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CoLoS, August 1.---rhO Panama rail-.
road Yesterday handled 1900 tons Of
transit freight. Tho strike Is ended
aud tho strikers arc receiving their
nariAl WAues,
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London Mobile New so rk
New York .-vontla, Stciuni "a lAilA Ham
hurgi Alice, nremen,
Hamburg -rUS,iA Now York,
nfeinOn-sptcc Stw Tntg via Southampton,
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WANnSuroS, y. o., August i,--posl.
mASlof uOnorAl Wilson returned to tic
city to-day from a two wsOkd vacation
Ia VlFglnla
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IiERMS, August l,--Proi, Heinrich
von sybol, tho German hlSioFiant ia
dead al tho ngo Of seventy. Olght years.
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Nav YonR, August l.--Now thatit Ia
generally known that tho Cuban rovo'
luIlonary party hayc headquarters at
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Far Wet vlrglnM, we,lprn.VtNnsyiynnlA
Oiln Generally iAln sllghtlyswarmsE ea'ietly
winds becoming Variable
INT tENrEnNtuRE YESTERDAY,
OS tinGShpd by q scuNrrr ttugstat uofnU
Market aud fOuttccnlh streets
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Take Notice.

| have moved my Beef Market
from my old stand to the Nickel
Store, where | will be pleased to
see my customers and the public
generally. In connection with my
market you will find a nice lot of
confectioneries and family grocer
les, which are all fresh and of the
best quality. They will be sold
as low as the market allows.
Please call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Yours very respectfully.
LOUIS GLAZIER.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
CROWDER & EDNTNDS.
In Memory OF Henry p. harman.

Whereas The angel Of death has
again knocked at the outer door Of our
temple ana has summoned from qmonq
us Bro. Henry P. Harmon. who was a
worthy member Of VIM. L. Lackev
Lodge No. 23j \. F. & A. NJ, Therefore
be it resolved
LIST. That in the death of Bro. Har-
mon. this lodge has lost worthy
member, the church a devoted chris
tan, and the county loyal citizen.
2nd. That we bow in humble sinh
mission to the will of Him who doeth
all things well, trusting that the sum
mons TO him was call from labor to
refreshments in the Grand Lodge above
where the Grand Master of the universe
forever presides.
Ord. That We deeply sympathiss
with his bereaved family and would
point them to Him who has promised
to be husband TO The widow and q
father to the fatherlers.
4th. That as token of our sorrow
we wear the usual badge OF mourning
for thirty days.
9TH. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minute book of the
lodge, copy be furnished the family
of our deceased brother and a copy to
theStar and yindicator for publication.
J. W. S. Guyton,
G. 7. Morgan Committee.
W. VI Commander.
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HARRIRn.

Al tAa EssidsuCS Of NJ. Alex Horton
four miles South Of Sails, 81 S:l5 , N,
Tuesday Nay n, LES, Er. Frank Qula
10 Mas Hslsa HSEt6n, Rev. J. ~. p.
reti efaciAiiAs. The groom l. one 81
VEST Points most prosperous and sss-
csssful business nsn, .he pIs,s.t
proprietor Of the Holt Aotsl in the,
city. The 'hfide YES the youngest
daushtsr Of Nr. 4. Horton and one OF
Attsia's fairest cad prsttisss daughters,
admired and loved by oil who knew
her. Promptly at the appointed hour
for the ceremony to take place, the bri-
dal party having met and eli being in
readiness, the bride and groin were ush
cred into the spacious parior Of Mr..
Horton and the attendants following
them in order - follows:
Mr. Joe Cohen, Miss E. D. Hutchinson
Mr.. Carl Harris, Miss Sula Harmon,
when very impressive ceremony was
performed and the two we're united In
the bonds Of matrimony.
The gallant groom and his bride went
Immediately to West Point Wednesday
morning, their future home.
A SPECTATOR.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
In the spring.

The best, the safest and the most
pleasant way to purify the blood in the
spring ia by nslng Dr. Kings Royal
Germetuer. 1t tones the nerves, aids
digestion, restores lost appetite and
brings quiet, restful, refreshing sleep.
For little children. for old people, and
for delicate ladies', as well az for the
more robust and vigorous of both sexes.
Germetuer is the ideal remedy for use
in the spring-pleasant to take as lem.
onade, harmless always and helpful in
every case. New Package, LARGE Bottle.
los Doses One Dollar. For .ale by Har-
veg h Ro5y.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. Sam Atkinson left last Friday for
Texas.
Mr.. Pat Hammond left for Texes
Friday
DR.. Mckee. of Kentucky, is spending
the week with Mr.. S l. Dodd.
Warren Potts is at home from school
at French Camp.
Mrs. J B Love- of Sails, is spending
the week in town.
Rev. J F Evans spent several days in
the city this week.
Mr.. J D Comfort took in the encamp-
ment at Memphis.
Miss Jennie D. Kern left the city for
home in Durant Wednesday.
The handsome Devil of the Acker-
mon Plaindealer was in the city Tues
day.
Mrs. w B Thompson returned to her
home in New Orleans early in the
week.
Mr.. VIM. Shanks and Miss Cora
Sharks left the city last week on trip
to Texas.
Messrs. Horace Collier and Louis
Mitchell spent few days in Memphis
this week.
Miss Bessie Stgler. OF Lexington, is
the charming guest of the Misses Arm
;stead.
Miss Eugenia Campbell left the city
Monday evening to visit relatives in
Texas.
Sharkey Campbell, Of French Camp
College, spent few days recently with
his parents in the city
Mrs. Sue Bunting returned home last
Saturday after six weeks visit to rela-
tives in Pickens.
DR.. Jones and Mr.. ] A. Kelly were
among those from this county who at
tended the Houston Reunion.
Mra. Eliza Young reached the city
Tuesday after long visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Hoover, in Waxa.
hstchie, Texas. IS.
Mr.. LIE Oldham left the city for
home Monday after q short visit to rel
atives and friends here.
Frank Hudson left town Monday af.
ternoon to join bis brother. John Hold.
son, ct Rivsrside, California, who're he
will make his future home. 3,
Hon. ; H Caldwell, o. Louisville,
.Aoatsr representative from Winston
and Lsake countias 10 The Iseislsturs,
spent few DAYS in town lsst week.
Or. G. ". Crowdsv. and n sssrv. Will
Temple snd EEms,s Bay vsrs sme'na
those who enjoyed tks latter days OF
the Memphis In 'smpmen.
MI. Howard Crcwdsr and family lsfI
tho city "Wednesday TO make their fu
tars hoss 1t water Valley. We wish
them oil success In their rev abidIpi
place. ,.-------------. -
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From Alabama.

The STAR IS IN receipt of the
following letter from former we'll
known citizen Of Attala who now
lives at Pratt City, Ala:
Il can't get along without THE STAR.
1t ie welcome visitor to our home ev-
cry week. We are having some stir
over the silver question here, and like
other States the Democrats are divided,
but believe that Alabama is in favor
Of sound money and good government,
and wants no free and unlimited coin
age Of silver in hers"
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PROGRAM

); Ofthe meeting Of the Srd Distric. of
tho Kosciusko Baptist Association, to
hr hold with County line charch on
saturday before the fifth Sunday in
June.
Introductory sermon by Rev. J. D..
Burns, Rev. 4 Reynolds alternate.
Is i, justice to the cause Of Christ for
a preacher to serve church
without remuneration G Eakin, W
" Hollingsworth, H M Written, J
Scott Ray, I J Peeler.
What is the duty of the church to
your converts? G G Gregory, ] D
Bnrns, R b Sanders, A l Reynolds.
What are the Bible steps of the Lords
table, J C Thompson. c E Hollis, ] L
Pickle, G y Ray, j L Smith.
Is repentance fruitsor q means? c
+ Hollis, c C Gregory, III NJ Written,
RIB Sanders, G S Johnson.
Has the commission of our Savior
been fulfilled? W NJ NJ Thornton, J
& Eshin, w T Brown, c ? Pinkard.
&C Gregory,
HIM Written, Committee.
Wiley Sanders,
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.-,..The Sign over TIE
= - Door Reads;
lkoVDRk:*: 1 EDMJtBS
~DRUOOISTS@

AND they are leaders in the drug busi-
nsse in Kosciusko, as well - in
everything else usually sold By
druggists. Their aim 10 towards
hrst.clsss goods. low prices and
satisfaction to their customers and
they invariably get the pers;m-
mon"
REMEMBER they keep = fresh stock
OF all the reputable patent nedi-
cines that you see advertised and
make speciality oftilling prescrip-
tons, which is done only by a
careful and reliable prescriptionist.
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| have so many things to talk
about that | DON'T know where to
begin. Everything shows oil so
well in my new store with hand
some drawers on every shelf that
| would like to talk about my en-.
tire stock; hut haven't room nor
time.
First, if you are good farmer,
you should sec my mammoth
stock of hoes, cotton ssrapers,
pillow shapes, Pope side harrows,
double foot stocks, kridlss and COL
lars. We are stocked up for the
farmers this year and we are giving
them the benefit Of good goods and
low pricss.'
~ Second, a big lot Of Clauss
scissors and shears, ali sizes. Ev-
cry pair guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction.
Third, our Reddick mole traps
and Marty mouse traps never fail
TO catch 'em.
Fourth, leo cream freezers are
are cheap. Get you one.
Fifth and last, we are still lead
ing in the matter Of smooth and
barb wire and farm bells.
Your patronage solicited.
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Fresh vaccine points for sale by

Fresh vaccine points for sale by
Harvey & Roby.
Mrs. Maggie Thornton and children
and Miss Nela Riley are visiting thei
sister in Tunica county.
/ want to sell you some groce-
ries. Good goods at lowest prices.
VIM. SHANKS.
Several articles were crowded out last
week because they came in too late. We
cannot insure the insertiol Of any mat
ter that comes in later than WeGnes-
day.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24

Farmers, spay your sows, mares
and cows with Howsley's Spsying
Mixture. No knife. 80 no death.
Sold and guaranteed by Harvey &
Roby. Write for particulars to the
Howsley Spaying Co. Ltd, New
Orleans, La.
Groves Tastsless Chill Tonic is war
ran.ed to cnre Coughs, Colds, LaGrip-
pc and Chills.
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PAIN! 71ls !11s.
With Mastic Mixed Paint

They sell and guarantee it. Also
Golfers White Lead-best on
earth-Landreth's garden seed and
flower seed. wall paper, and school
boo ks Remember the place.
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Why suffer with Coughs, Colds or l.
Grippe for a week or ten days, whea
Laxative Quinine will cure in one day
Put I'D in tablets convene mt for taking
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WANTED

All tobacco users 10 call, exam
int and price my lire Of tobacco.
Vim. SHANKS.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24

Mr.. Carnot P.~ey, Of Yszss CITY, was
In town this week taking subscriptions
for the Con iedsrAte Vetsraus q month
y paper published at Nashville. Mr.
Possy il grand nephew Of Judge Stan.
hope pcsey and q grandson OF Gsn.
Carnot Posey. Of the istk Mississippi
Who is we'll remembered by many Of
our citisena. There 10 Z Carnot Pcsey
lodge Of Masons in this county named
ia honor Of Zen. Posey.
Coupons are good until June-lss.
J. A. Mcclure.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24

You must pay for your coupon
pictures when you see the proof.
J. A. Mcclure.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
Farmers and Others.

Farmers and others desiring to
borrow money should call at the
NJ. & f. Bank.
w. B. POTTS. Pres.
J. NJ. FLETCHER, Cashier.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24

list of letters remaining in the P. 0.
at Kosciusko for the week ending May
%, 1895:
Messrs. Frank Cox, Clarence Poole,
John Trnax. Mrs Jane Morvey. Miss
Saraha Terry.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24

II. u UUpcj -f'
Don't forget that VIM. Shanks
always pays the highest market
price for hides.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-10

DOR SALE-Beautiful suburban residence
- in Deering, one and ono-half miles out;
three minutes from electrics; cottage of
nine rooms will ell and stable connected;
seven acres land. cuts six tons hay. fine
land Price $500. ". Fl. WALDRON & CO.,
leo Middle street II