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Special Agencies.

This paper is for sale at the following
places: L. P. Fishers, room Il, Mer-
chants Exchange, California street; the
principal News Stands and Hotels ana at
the Market-street Ferry, San Francisco.
LOS ANGELES-Eclectic Book Store,
corner Second and Main streets.
SAN DIEGO-Emmel & Co., $50 Fifth
street
CORONADO-Hopkins & Cox. Coro-
nado Hotel.
SANTA BARBARA-Hassinger News
Depot.
FRESNO-C. T. Cearley, I'LL street
SANTA CRUZ-Coopsr Bros News
Depot.
Also for sale on all trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
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FlanneletteS.

One lot of good weight Flannel
cites in light, medium and dark col
Ors. For Overshirts, wrappers, etc.
SPECIAL SATURDAY, sc A YARD.
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BedSpreads.

Full size for double beds: in hand
some Marseilles patterns. On sale
Saturday. REDUCED FROM 81 20
TO 89c EACH.
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Five cents for 2-rb cans jellies and
jams: shoulders, &c ID. Beesley & Son,
616 J.
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Knives.

Two sizes for boys and men. They have
nickeplated iron handles and two blades.
Worth double Saturdays price. SPECIAL
AT SC AND 1Oc.
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'Overshirts.

Mems and Boys Overshirts, made of good
quality domet flannel, in sizes II to II; well
cut and well made. Worth near double Sat
urday's price, SPECIAL AT 25c EACH.
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Turkish Tides.

Fancy ColOred Turkish Tides,
size 14x27 inches. Such values as
retail elsewhere at 15c each. SAT-.
URDAY NIGHT, &c EACH.
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Entered at the Postoffice at Sacramento
os second-clasS matter.
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Misses Shoes.

| A small lot of Misses Best Pebble
Goat Button Shoes; not all sizes or
the price would be, w pair. To
close out the lot we have made SAT-.
URDAY NIGHTS PRICE, 95c.
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Boys Belts.

Another lot of Boys Brown and Tan Leather
Bicycle Belts. Worth Csc each. On sale Sat
urday. SPECIAL AT 15c EACH.
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Fastarn Rusiness Omce

"The Tribune" Building, New York
City
Western Business Office, 1.-THE Rook-
cry" Chicago.
The S. C. Beckwith Special Agency,
sole agents foreign advertising.
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Constant thought will overflow /
words onsciously.-Byron
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Record-Union Telephone.
Editorial Rooms. .Red 15i
RIsiness once Black 131
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Freed.

Mr. o,d NTrs F.onL Gil.
hIys .yi Sn,il, fron, ,,o, Gnu
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Iudu.trx called - r,;, ,,l., rr' i,".
Saturday
The oil derrick ., Throo MIL :;
comnle,od and rohn MaI,. , :
in with tho boiIor ord on..;,,o ~
tbinos look nro.,, c,,.,u,1i,
& s Sbinor fnan, ,o T.
,yos v;si,;,,, roI.,,;,e,o., $500
this Mace on lac, So,,r,I,,.a,,I Co.
day w
Married. ot tho roy;1ono % H..
brides parep,s On Iost Srn1,v uooI.
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In Memory.

Martha l.. White; daughter of |.
o. and Sarah +. Keller, and wife of
DIR. Lie. White, was born Aug. 1G,
1875, and departed this life april 10,
1896 oged 20 years, u.onths and 3
days. Her funeral was preached 10y
Peter \. Kelley in the Bisband NJ.
i. Church, April 20th, at 3:3O o'clock
p. m, to quite large and attentive
congregation.
Text, Rev. II CHI. 13v., "And |
heard voice from heaven saying un.
10 ne, write, blessed are the dead
which die Ill the Lord form hence.
forth; yea, saycth the Spirit, that they
may rest from ;hcir !abors, and their
works 10 follow them" \ few days
before she left this world She confess
ell faith ii Christ.
Her remains we're inferred in the
Bighemd Cemetery.
PETER \. KELLY.
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Last week there were landed in
New York $4,000 Italians from the
old world, who come as common In.
borers, seeking to take the place of
the American laborer. More arc on
their way to this country. = Investi-
CATION reveals the fact that of all the
Immigrants who came to America
last year, their average possessions
amounted to 81 each. Think of it.
In strange land, most Of them with
out relatives. speaking a,strangc Ian.
guage, unacquainted with our imstitu.
tons and form of government; and
coming to us with the pitiful sum Of
81 each. And who arc they The
better class Of citizens OF the old
world9 No; not by any means. They
are the scum, the rabble, the riff raj,
the paupers, the felons, the murderers
the brigands, who finding it too nm.
comfortably warm for them in'Europe
seek America, and here become social
leeches and lepers, feeding upon and
COMMUNICATING our social and polite.
nj institutions, ard seeking, in many
cases openly, to destroy our public
institutions and to wreck our BODY
polite. This should be stopped, aud
the most expeditions way that occurs
to our mind Mt this writing Is to fix d
rate of import duty-in other words
n high tarif-on immigration. Time
was when we needed and welcomed all
Immigrants, even though some Of
them might possibly be a "hiue Off
color" but that time is past.
Now the policy Of the government
should be America for Americana
and admit no one whocannot contrib.
ute somewhat TO the cxchequer ofthe
government, and bring some social
and financial standidg into the com.
munity which they seek to adopt Ms
their home Let this be our battle
cry, till we are freed from the horde.
Of thieving iabble which bcsiegc Tour
shores every day. Charleston Bimet
alist.
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Industry.

q. w. Maze, Son e Co., are max.
ing things SO lively selling goods that
even the forests arg clothing up in
green.
O. NJ. Belt, the lively timber mer
chant, is at Parkers5urg looking al
tsr Riddle Bros, interest.
Lee Belt Is attending school at Pine
Grove.
Corn Planting is ;he order of the
day.
The Rev. r. Daniels was in towr
yesterday with that lovely smile on
his face.
Some of our young friends were
testing some of b. j. Mills apple jack
Oh last Sunday, and tho apple jack
tested them. The pressure wa.
great. SANK.
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Lightning Hot Orops-
"het Fuaar HsmsI
Fs'y True, but Il RlIs Az PaIs
Bold EVeVwhOro. Kvssy Day
Without RolIsF There n No Pa,l


james Wolvcrtou bad the misror.
tune to lose fine young mare a few
days ago.
The farmers are busy blowing and
planting
Rev CobcrIy preached a very in.
teresting sermon Sunday at Big
Root.
Ice JeGroys has rested the w. S.
FeTeIl farm and il going to farm this
summer
George Fcrrcll is still making war
ON the grubs and brush. a few more
just such men aud Calhoun would
soon be in the front.
James Shanks started ior.Parkers.
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Atty Cutlip was on the head WA.
tiers of the West Fork this week. re
thinks the political outlook very fat.
tering.
Brit" Groves is doing some car.
penter work for r. L. Powell this
week.
Bob. Lamb passed through oul
midst Tuesday enroute for Gilmer
county on "swoPpin'" excursion.
James Hoskins and Geo. Mace re-
turned from Webster county recent
ly and report times in fourishing
condition in the mountains.
DIR, G.. ". Price made trip Il
Spencer Friday, and while gone pur
chased fine lot Of household furni
ture
Rev. Rife closed his meeting on
Sycamore Sunday evening.
UNCLE Tom
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EAk0HS Nerve ard bone Oil Cures
w. Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns
and Bruises Large bottle IS cents.
Rush Run Items.

Corn planting seems to he the or.
der of the day.
Jacob Stayohor lost fine horse last
week.
0. Siarcher was busily engaged
trimming apple trees last week.
Van Wigner, one OF the most pros
porous farmers Of this section, pur-
chased fine set OF harness last week
From the appearance of things the
fatted calf will soon be killed.
j. Nj. Barton passed through a few
days ago with drove of cattle. re
traded horses and cattle hoth goiu'
and comm.
Prof. Polling is teaching singing
school at the Doddril! school house -,
and is having good success.
Uncle James Dobbins is engaged in
selling bibles, not being able to do
any manual labor. We hope he NAV
nave grand success.
William. Marshall made a trip to
At. Zion with load of roosters.
Misses Emily Gherke and Dee Barr
were at Arnoldsburg last week.
iIagan Mace is talking of going to
Clay G. IL. on business.
Miss Della Mace, one of The charm
ing young ladies Of our section, wears
lovely smile on her face, cs-
pecialIy when Billiis about.
DR.. Price was over on our creek
last week on bushes.
Squire Ball. Of Sycamore, has en-.
gagged in the mercantile business
Squire is.a hustler. Tray
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burg Sunday.
SsYernl of the Bic Root hoys- taal.
in the singing at Spruce run Sunday
night. They report a good time.
1t is rumored that the wedding bells
viii ring in Sheridan soon.
Roy, son Of J. p. knight, who has
been at Athens, Ohio, attending
school, returned home few days ago
Say; what has become of all the
c"rresponaeEia2 Why don't you
write that the world may see and
hear ofyou?
5. P. Bell passed through this place
Monday for the Big Bend to do so,pe
surveying.
Claude Bower makes frequent trip,
to yellow creek here of late. He
says Martha is always glad 10 sec
him.
X. l.. Law was welding the ward
stick for j. S. Silcott a part of last
week
L. X. >, WAS, or seemed to re, fish
ing Sunday night, away mp on Vel
low creek, We don't know whether
he caught any thing or not
SHORT.
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some new fence this spring He is a
hustler, III Ii, = Is. y
NJ. VI. Trippett hauled load OF
goods from Mcfarlan for ii. W. and
j. Freed.
JAS. Hefner, OF Hartley, Richie
county, vas seen on our creek few
days ago.
SAINT Snider hooked out eight nice
red fms the other day, and has been
trying TO gig some since then, bat
failed. He says LIS thinks he got all
there was in the creek with his honk.
Willie Collins, who has been sick
for quite awhile, is, ne are glad t,
say, on the meud. X. y. Il.
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West Forl, Iircczclnts.

w. II. Starcher and Miss Della
Mace have gone to Parkersburg to
see Buffalo Bill.
G W. Hays returned from Glen.
vile Saturday evening.and reported
his mother seriously:ilI
Q. $. Martin, Of Cedarvile. is dc.
iivering tonbstoues on the West Fork
.this week.
Commissioner Of Court j. r. Sturm
3 making much needed change i'm
he road near Ihe residence Of DR.
Price, on Milestone. The change
1hrOws the road out Of the creek.
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The Republican Executive Com
mitteo Of Kan0wha county by recent
resolutions kicked Bill Dave Cos,
horn out Of the Republican party, or,
in other words, found that he was not
such n Republican as entitled him to
n place on the ticket to be voted for
in the coming primary. If they kad
declared that two or three others
were foppers for office only, their ac-
tiOns would have been measurably ex-
cnsahle. The Court may compel the
Committee to put Bill Dave on the
ticket yet. If not there will be ra.
zors i'll the air.
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.tommissi oncr'S NotIcs.

Commissioners office, circui; court Of Gal
houn county, April Sth, 1895.
J. r. Greer and A. LANG, survivors Of Them
selves, snd w. j. Cruickshank, deceased
late partners under the firm name o
Greer & Lains, plaintiffs,
Against
Cornell, late partners under the firm n:.In,
of Trippet, Kenney 4 Co. Hcnrv ". Hnr
per, doing business in the name of liar
per u Bro; - Barnes and II. &. Me
Grcgor partners doing business und.,
the firm name of Barnes x Mc(iregor: J
Il. Chcuvront; Amos +. Kcnncy; Isaac n
Mack, Marc III. Mack and Henry Ney.
berg, partners doing busincs. under Tho
firm name OF Mack Stadler & Co.: t;c,r.,,
>. Smith, y. i. Fcrrell; the several rcr.
Sons, % the plaintiffs unknown. drinf, bus
mess under the firm name of PretzTcll,r
Kline Co; &. ii. Shattuck and J. "
Jackson, Jr, partners doing business ,;n-
der the firm name Of Shattucl, x Js.l..on.
Joseph Horne G. B. Shea, \. =. Bar. n
field and DIrbin Horne, partners dainc
business under the firm name Of Jc..pL
Horne x Co. Ahram walter. Iouis I.
Walter, Joseph Walter and Gilbert Y.
waller, partners doing business, under the
firm name of K. Walters Sons; IL, sorrrai
persons, to The plaintiffs unknown. doin,,
business under the firm name OF i'urguu-
dee Bros, q Co.; 4. Knotta L. /, %c.f
and :. IS Zeal, partners doing business uu-
der the firm name Off. l. Neal & Co.'S =
Terrell and r. ". Fcrrru lats uartr,r,
doing business under the firm r.Ire ri
Ferr'li " Co.; Brown Manufacturing, Z ON
r'hE, corporation, g. G.. Jackson Hard
var, uiGDdur, q tCT;ilr.tfi.,t. Irwin.
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How to Treat n VIE.

(From Pacific Health Journal
First, get wife; second, be patient.
Iou may have great trials and per.
p!exities in your business, but do not
therefore, carry to your home a
cloudy or contracted brow. Your
wife may have trials, which, though
OF less magnitude, may be hard for
her to bear. A kind word, tender
look, will do wonders in chasing from
her brow all clouds Of gloom. To
this We would add always keep n bot.
tie of Chambertain'8 Cough Remedy
in the house. 1t is the best and is
sure to be needed sooner or later.
Your wife will then know that you
really care for her and wish to pro-
tect her health. For sale by Barr
Bros, druggists, Grantsvilln.
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We have not had AN expression
from all of the delegates to the Re
publican Judicial! Convention from
this county, but those with whom We
have talked expressed themselves free.
iy as favoring the nomination Of Mr.
Schilling if Mr.. Blizzard isnot in ne
race. Mr.. schilling has been practic
ing law in this county for a great ma
ny years. and IS looked upon os an
honorable and upright n}an
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Charming Smith comes to the front
wirh special edition devoted to the
Little Kanawha Valley Il. r. The
County Court Of Wood county will be
asked to submit proposition to one
or two districts to vote a subscription
of sl75,OOO.00, and upon the action
of Wood county hangs the destiny of
the enterprise.
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y Cure FOR Muscular Ithcuma.
tiSm.

Mrs. r. l.. Lanson, Of Paramount
Illinois, says: "My sitter used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm for muscn.
llr rheumatism and it effected a com.
plete cure. kecpit in the house nj
all times and have always found il
beneficial for aches and pains. II i
the quickest cure for rheumatism.
muscular pains and lamcucss have
ever seem" For sale by Barr Bros.
druggists, Gran,sville.
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trUREHLAND, Nd, August Il SO. Y
T. jaa,. Cio,k q 10.
Gt"tc"'or:-I have examined yourra~-
pi's If lr.ddoc.a Pure Rye snd BARLEY
Nnlt ~hi'kies, and according to my iuGr-
i"cni Iher arc What they profess to be, the
pure "flicIe and Of best Of quality. Malt
extracts in great variety axe being ,shsn.
'lctur.d and pat into market for medical
u'e--P particularly 10! dysrsplic complaints,
errors oi digestion aud other wasting dis
ea'os where thcspcPtonic powers are weak.
~ such cases tho combination OF Inaltp pep
tones with alcohol often proves the best
AMI most successful agent for cure, and in
sil iAHi class OF cases your Barley Malt
"i" prove an effective agent The intsIli-
gent practitioner will find in your mann
lectures remedies ior Oh cases and other
agents on which D, can rely.
Worry truly yOtr-.
&. 81. OH.>, MD.
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For every quarter in 81 mans peck.
ct there are a dozen uses; and 10 use
each one in such way as to derive
the grrntest benefit is 4 question ev-
cry one must solve for himsclf. We
believe, however, that no better uae
could be made Of one Of these quar-.
tiers than to exchange it for bottle
of Chamherlnir's Colic, Cholera and
diarrhoen Remedy, u medicine that
every family should be provided with
For sale by Barr Bros, dru ggists,
Grantsvlie.
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With all the enthusiasm and sagac-
ity with which Colonel George Wash
ington Tippett, editor Of the Pt. Pleas.
ant Register has supported the Dem
ocratic ticket in this State for years,
he seems doomed to private life.
Several times he has sought recogui-
ton at the hands of his party, but
has always been defeated on account
OF the numerous candidates of his
town and county. This year it was
thought he would have walk over
for.the nominationiforl. Auditor, but
the cutting loose of Wiley's boat for
Congress will most likely ruin Mr..
Tippett's changes.
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Let it be understood then that T..
w. Morris editor of the Richie ca
zette, is TO have the Republican nom
ination for Attorney General.
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Leaves ParkeIsburg 1T $3.50 p. m. .
passes Kauawha 500 p. M; Leach
tow" 40 5:45 p. No.; Newark ~ $50
p. m Elizabeth 90 Z. b. p. M; Pal.
estiuc az 80 p. m; Burning Spgs
800 p. M; Somoa 1880 p. M; ar.
rive 40 Gre ton 40 1900 +. m.
y. B. HILTON, ........ Master.
+. Il. RAIL- ,...................C O.
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rdcr OK Publication.

State Of Wcs; Virginia, .o-wiu
State Of West Virginia,
w In Chancccy.
Vi. \. Riddle and other,
Al Rules held in the clerks Office ~ the
circuit court Of Calhoun county, West ir-
glnia, on the first monday IA April, 1895. ON
motion Of the plaintiff, NJ Rule, by IL, .t;or-
ncy, an order If publication is hereby .~y,~,I-
ed in this suit. The object oftl!is suit i :,
subject certain lands to sale, in the bill iccu-
toned, including 4 tr;,ct of 1901 acre Of
land situate on the Little ksnawha river. IN
Sherman district, Of Calhoun county, former
~ owned by lmra Smith and dclinGuon, for
taxes for the wears 1891 and 1892: also ,
tract al 2Gl acres OF land situate or Nigh
Iui, Scirs and Volts run. in washington
district of Calhoun county. formerly CHARGED
to Thomas W. Moore. The foregoing men
toned tracts % land being forfeited to the
State O! West Virginia for the non-pAvIncnt
oft taxes due thereon for the wears herein
before stated, and said parcels or tracts OF
land having Dren sold by the Sheriff Of Cal
houn county for taxes due thereon and pur.
chased by the State on the 18th dav Of No
vembeT, 1893, and 10: redeemed And il
appearing by affidavits filed that defendant
lmra Smith and Thomas W. Moore are non
residents of this State, it IL therefore order
dered that they do appear here within 20
days after the publication OF this Order and
90 what may bc necessary to protect their in
tercsts in this suit. Testc:
o'-iw. l. ". Hall. CPk
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Combs BRUSHES, sp"ngos, Fine
Perfumes Fancy Stationary in great
variety at the Drug Store.
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80 y iiHH. tftT.
&. 81. OiE.>, n. ID.

just received nobby'Irt Of Iuvi.
tatluu and Cabinet Envelopes. Call
at ih CEovIcLE office.
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WINcHR.TFR, NA,'Argu,s1o, 6s.
mr. S,rs.- have frequently nssa in
iAv Practice here your nladdcck's Pare
Eye and Barley Nal! whisLisa; bch.ve
inem to be pure and free from adnl,era-
uoHa. Yours ttEly.
II. +. Hc(iJIIF;. nj. ID.
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HRf1NS Liver Pill removes the bile
>OThe Tonic Pellet tones up the system.
Combined form Perfect Treatment. 2Sc
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CaStoria.

-Casntts Is an excellent madeleine foe chill.
droa. kctlleSs have repeatedly told mo o. 10
ESod osrccs upon Ibels cLildren."
Dk. q. G. Osooon,
Lowell ksss.
Cazsoris Is tho bsst reIuedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope Ihc day is nos
far distant whcn mothers Kill consiie. tbs real
interest NJ their children and uSo Castoris in
stead of the yar;ous quaok noStrun,E which are
dcefroy!1s theic loved ones, hy forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and Othec hmr:Sul
agents down Lheir throstE, thereby sasldng
thoC, . g!cCIat.Uc gcsVesi."
Dr- J. r. RIEcUEi,oS,
Conway, arg.
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lannon's Relief Cures Sick-Headache.
Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbua
DiarThua, &c IS cents for large bottle
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-. fr1rdsd Medal bv Worfd'a ErDrfifirt
Eor Eyafeut OF Hook-keeniar n.N fseweyur
1ustness Education, etc. Cost to crupiete
~ w. sour.e about -, including tuition, hooks
~, ueatd. EhouogrnPhy, TyPsWrftiaE and
- fFHpny taught. 1000 succefrful graduates
LNAEa VOW. Kentucky University Diri1uIa
awarded graduates. re- Hsfisf4ree ,7itl, o,fr
cfdtN1tr4 DO srcWrfHI s.fprfi7rs.
W III 0rder that yYpr fsfirs ,nqu re4sb Al Crsre
s..e fhs rglfce Gud rf,lrrts af bcf0fr
WILBUR R. 9HtTHs LEHiRoToN, KYs
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some new fence this spring. He is a
! h,e,
Evening star., 1896-12-23
A BAD LOCALITY.
Free Fights Common in a Colored
Section of the City.

Free Fights Common in n COlored
Section of the City.
This sort of thing is nothing less than
an absolute nuisance remarked Judge
Miller In the Police Court today, when
Frank Brown had been arraigned for as
saulting Joseph Parker, both colored
Parker was very badly injured, it is
claimed, during row several weeks ago In
a pool room conducted by a man named
Henson, in the vicinity of Sd street and
Virginia avenue southwest.
This is part of a general pool-room
row in which large number of these peo-
pie engaged the court went on to say
Billiard balls were flying through the air,
cues were welded and knives and bleed
ers, OF course, were not lacking. l have
sent two of the men to Jail for six months
each, one was fined and another forfeited
collateral. And now here is another phase
OF the disgraceful occurrence coming to
light Three or four days of the time of
the court have been taken up and $40 or
$50 in witness fees expended. Why, it will
be necessary to swear in 300 extra police
men to maintain order in that locality If
this sort of thing continues. And yet the
District licenses such places
Brown was fined so, and as he did not
happen to have that amount available went
to Jail for thirty days.