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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
OLE.
womcn's Championship Entries Hot
Springs Tourney.

womcn's Championship Entriss-Ther Hot
Springs Tourney.
Until the overnig hit mails are received at the
Office OF H. BaGe Kerr Secretary OF the United
States Golf Association. to-day, there will be
no official announcement OF the entries for the
women's championship. 1t is said that the en-
tries will be the greatest number on record for
tho event, with an unusually strong represent
tatlon from the different clubs about Philadsl-
rhia and throughout Pennsylvania. The team
Of ten to represent the United States In the
match with the picked players OF the Royal
Canadian Coli Association. at the Morris
County Golf Club. on Saturday. as now ar
ranged. will consist OF tho fol owing players:
Fsirneid; Walter j. Travis oakland; Quincy A. SHAW.
Jr.. EsseI County; O. D. Macdonald. Chicago; r. ".
Henry p. Toier. Bsitusroi; j. G. Thorp. OAKLEY;
u. q. Hubbard. Oakley.
Three OF the number. Hartman. Macdonald
ronto last year. whom the American team won
BY 81 to Z. 1t will be thirty-six hole match.
There will be plenty OF Rol1nG next week.
for, In addition to the women's championship
and the tournaments at Ardsley and Nassau
virginia Hot Spring. Coli Club viii be hold on
Oct il. ID and IA ii. NJ. Hartman il among
s sTG The hrst day win be devoted to the
medal play round at thirty -slK holes The first
rg ssva W S 1"ed a ndd hs
round will be on Saturday Tho second eight
will p!sy for coGsolstiop cur in ne same ns
The ssSres they max: on the frst day; The
made up Of the cottaeers and the prominent
visitors who spend two or three months an
nually at the Springs. There wiz be hand
some cups in each event presented by the club.
The open tournament over the new Myopia
links on Friday and saturday last produced as
Wi Arp n
Rev r. B; Parker; 100. i, s. and +; +; Blod;
s inviatioh tournsment from large isid
j. Ts5oyb Ssa.s
Prom emit in the shin scock Hills tourn ament.
and he is regarded as a player with tine fu-
ture.
GIry RIDGE. Oct. 3,-The Glen Ridge Coll
for the y ear B. f. standsh Edwsrd SiSS
sss kfi sroSn Iof r. Bsnt.s d.
leased thirteen acres Of additional ground.
The next OF the semi annual medal play com:
petitions for the Morosini Cup wiz be held
over the new links at Van Cortlandt PARK ON
Brown. Paul O'Connor or W. De La h. Ander,
owner Of tho trophy Entries may be made to
Thomas Bendelow. at the links or to THE Bun.
and the lists close ON OCT II; The usual minor or
A. q. Dominick.
P1TTsr1ELD, Oct. 3-The preliminary round
cup was played this morning on the I,eno1
links. The greens were in perfect condition.
mat uT Ths 'n piay Began at 10 oeocl The
conditions were eighteen hole handicap; best
eight holes e qualify FOR match play. The fol-
| L. HaA
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FOOTBALL.
Work of the Mon at tho Big Colleges
Other News.


CAMBRIDGE. Oct 3-Harvard's football sleyen
Is suffering from multitude OF injuries and
will enter tho game against Bowdoln to-mor-
row minus her best mon. The list OF cripples
includes tackles Swain and Eaton. the first
suffering from blood olot on the leg muscles
and the second from water on the knee: DAILY.
quarter back. sprai ned ankle Gisrasch. water
on the knee; Campbell and Ristins.
with muscle blood eliot and lame
shoulder respectively. and Parker half back.
with lame knee. In the practice Capt. Bur-
den also received q crack in tho face to-day.
Tonight his face 10 swollen to twice its
natural size. 1t 10 doubtful II he plays to-
morrow. As awhole the practice this afternoon
was very discouraGing and tonight 1t looks as
II Bowdoin would have an excellent chance OF
crossing Harvard's goal line as che did
last year. The feature OF the afternoon
was long run by Sawin OF tho nrst
eleven. who 10 taking Reds place while
he Is conducting the fall baseball practice. 1t
was on a kickoff. and he received the ball on
his own 30-yard line and ran for a touchdown.
doing some pretty lodging and swsrving.
Otherwise the work OF the backs was siovenly.
Burnett did fne work on the second eleven.
He threw Sargent around at will and fire.
quently made tackles at the ends that were
wonderful.
New BRUNSWICK. Oct 3.-Columbia's Var
sity began its football career auspiciously to =
day by defeating the Rutgers College eleven
by score o. 10 to 0. The tea m played fast
and we'll on the whole. but much larger score
was prevented by fumbling and offsids play.
On the kick of Columbia got the ball on her
ten-yard line. and began a series OF rushes
which took II to her opponents fvs-ynrd line.
when 1t was lost on a tumble Rutgers failed
to gain the necessary five yards. and Denman
was pushed over for q touchdown after i've
minutes Of actual play. Bruce kicked
the goal. Eight minutes latsS. Simons
got around the Rutgers end and scored again
for Columbia. The goal was missed On the
lineup Columbia got tho ball on kick and
through two successive brilliant runs Of fifteen
line for the third time. Near the end Of the
half Edgar got through Colum bias line for a
run Of thirty-hve yards. and this was the only
time during the game that Columbia's goal
was menaced. The ball was lost on downs
and the half co.ed With the Da1, on
bla, 10: Rutgers. 0. In. the second half
Milliken and Wycofr replaced Edgar and
Rapalge on the Rutgers team and Colum bia
put in Owen. Irving and Berrien IN place OF
this half CoIu bia scored twice more through
the fast work OF Capt. Simons. Gilchrist and
Berrisn. hut neither goal was kicked. Total
sc2rs nc Mbo PEI tb 20 kTE p;ss
ceedingly we'll. 1T was noteworthy that the
team never lost the ball on downs throughout
the game. but the lin. is not strong or quick
enough to atop opposing Plays Coach Sanford
Princeton game to be played in New York on
Oct. IA. The lineup to- day was as appended:
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a:13 class, pacing; purse $3.50 (unilnisbedl.
Patnex IL O hX Nam hritonian. dam hX Ham.
Harness Racing the Feature at Waverly's
Fair.

The harness racing at Waverly yesterday was
the chief feature OF the fair. The attendance
was not 30 large as on the opening day in for
mer years owing to the surrounding towns
being pretty we'll drained of persons who went
to sec the international yacht race. Summary
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6' imsrs Parsons R RnserS s13 zen Sn1nH G1Sm
Twenty and fifteen mtnn'e halves,
which they received at the hands OF the coaches
yesterday. the Tigers to-day were unable to pull
out Of the rut into which they hay:
sent back to work in the nr.t prln:
ago. hi sa @ 1hoss WORK
OF the past few days demoralizsd the work OF
ton tH Of the coaches this afternoon, who spent
IN hour before the lineup in reviewing with
each man thu, principles which have been
In the line p" With TIT the scrub attem pit wa.
made at scoring by either team. but after each
fault was or ri how own he might have his Efforts
Sss Ss oH Th firstly
aston "a tn. forming d me inteFieTenSs for
stion at right end for the first time this season
and materially strengthened the line;
place at right tackle and viii probably m the
position until the eK-crptain Is again able to
10 the tpasr.ty training ia bic 1 and ether can
didates will be added as they show their ability.
Psnsr o. AEs Ps kaes
Wheeler. Reitsr and Bsadslsy.
ot S n.9 F oas.s :% Of tes%
succeeded in scoring once aGain.t tho Varsity,
and only, once near the close OF the second half
While the Varsity team to-day contained sew
sral Varsity pbItitutss. Walbridge and Nor
Captain CAPITA stsrbaek > pisos wa: tied Gy sShosi:
kopi. who i 4 thought VIZ be permanently permanently
Tor the first time this year: In the
ball to the Varsity thirty yard line scored a
t s, by an end rH1 GsInt AZ Prem
n InF run sSoupd rSSt end
Rsli the Varsity again had ali they could attend
through the Varsity line and blocked the Var
sIty centre ruShSS: After the rather encour-
dsys v SfT snd the poor as shoWns sssa
second team vase surprise 70 many. Tracy.
S ana IN ooachns
NEW HAVEN. Oct 3.-Cunha. the big Ha-
svsn Vas agsn At fsnrs On ne
from his leg bruise. He played q, nrst-ratS
game. a great Improvement over McC9npelI.
dozen or more points. dificEt style Of snap
back was tried to-day with, success Instead
fs raised from T the ground and throwa back in
the manner OF half a dozen years ago.
n. De su IL: S THO S T1 again ind On as TEs
practice was very short this afternoon and
was entirely devoted to the offensive. the, col
lege side not being allowed to take tho ball at
share tried drSP XII from ths
| ingly slow in getting it on. Corbin, the old
| Yale captain of 1890. was on tho field TODAY
| and gave much OF his attention to Cunha, He
| said to- nEht: Yale must work as she never
worked before to make winning team There
On enormous amount Of coaching to put IL into
| shape before the big games"
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3.-PennSylyania had
| football practice to burn to-day. After play
Ing the scrub for ee-quarters OF an hour
nn sSiie i0rty nve MINUTES were spent ~
| played a stin defensive game and il was full
| twenty minutes before Pennsylvania could
| score, whom after q series OF plunRes Coon be
| went over for a touchdown. moment later
PennsylVania fumbled and wac nearly scored
| against
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P1TTsF1ELD, Oct 3-The preliminary round
in the womens tournament for the Bshop
cup was played this morning on the !+enoI
links The greens were in perfect condition.
and much interest was maniiested In the
conditions were eighteen hole handicap; best
eight holes to qualify for match play. The fol-
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Boston ..........,.....o 2 o q o-la
Ne" lork...............2 o o 0 o o.
Twobass hits-Duhy. Stahl. Home runs-Doyle
yam Haltrtn. Collins Sacrifice hit-Hamilton.
Stolen bases-Tsnney, Stahl az O'Bren. First base
o. halIs-Of Lewis. 8: of Doheny, o. Struck out
~ Lewis, .; by Doheny. g. Double plAy-Lowe and
Tsnnsy. Passed ball-Wilson. Wild pitch-Deheny.
III by pitched ball-By Doheny. 1. Time-7 hours.
mpiOs-Swartwood and Hunt. Attendanoe-1oO.
BALTIMORE. 10: PHILADELPHIA 8.
BALTIMORE Oct. 3--The Orioles defeated the PhilA-
dnlphss to-day in uninteresting hve-inning
game 1t was too cold for good ball playing and tho
Ha.nmores won because they were the moro fortu-
INTO The score;
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II .m" ruus--wsllacc. Williams McCreery Two.
49, MisI Wallace. Burkett Thres-base hitS-Me-
hs, ~ halls-On. Powell. j. on Lever 4 Double
,.l Wallace, Flood and Schreck ~: Wallace and
,t"er StIucL uut-By Powell, 8; by Lever 4.
rn'sed hall-O'Connor. stolen baGes-Wallsco,
~ ''hnor. Umpiros-O'DAy and Mcdonald. Time
q ."uri aud 10 minutes.
LOUISVILLE. 10; CHICAGO 2.
'mrAgo, Oct 3.-Pitcher Cunningham was at his
- 49,. day and held the Rough Rider. safe from
?. ~. - hnlsh. Ga the other hand the Colonies
MI no trouble in pounding Galatians curves.
80 result they scored an easy victory. The game
wac ''oli OF feature Attendance 400. The score:
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Connecticut Horse. Co malr-mlIe Heats.

DANBURY. Oct, 3--ThS bicycle contests which
have been the feature OF the opening day OF
the Danbury Fair for many years were sup
planted to-day BY. harness races. Tho latter
were for Connecticut horses and wars de-
signed to bring out young blood. The heats
were half mllea and there was sufficient sport
TO make the 5000 spectators present forget
the severe cold The fair is larger than ever
before and the entries in the several depart
ments number nearly 5000 including evsly-
thing from prize pumpkins To automobiles.
Summaries OF the races
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7'NTH-,,'' p y 3 Totals -. 10 1871 IL
- .''''''''''"'o l.
.FN base on errors Chicago, I; Louisville, 8.
A'' u hAses-ChicAgo, q; Louisville. 7. First base
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BOSTON. 10: NEW YORK. 4,

BOSTON, Oct. 3.-Nery poor work By Doheny
and the fact that Boston played very good bali.
game by New York The weather was again
Of he arctic variety. a condition that seemed
10 have had more effect on the New Yorks
work than on Bostons' Doheny practically
lost his own game as he gave nine bases on
balls; made a wild pitch and hit a man. all OF
which figured in the run getting. He also re-
caved very poor support. Doyle was put
out 81 the game, for continual kicking BY
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Gilchrst
Goals kicked-Bruce.
Referee-Slocovitch, Yale Umpire. G. +. Sanford,
Yale. Timers Parsons Rutgers; Johnson. Column
bia. Linesmen. Brink. Rutgers: Kelly. Columbia.
Twenty and fifteen mtnu' halves,
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2 SECOND GA
RRnOKIHN


barry roplAced Mcliann Al bat in The SIXTH inning
Washington ......... ..........O 5
tfnoklyn.. ...........,,..,,,...O . o OF
ri .. base on errors-washington, ?. Left on
'Sses Wa-hington.4 4: BROOKLYN, q. First tase on
'nls OF Nc James. l. Struck out-Dy weyhng
', hy Nc James, z. Two-basc hts-Mercer, Kelley
1aL. Stolen bases-O' tren. DAILY, Mciann
Double lay McGann ard weighing. Hit by pit.
.her-By Weyhng.1. Umlirek-Emslie and DIVER
.Ine-l hour and 40 minutes
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....i. ST., WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 4, 1880.
bsif fationes Of thS WitSers mile.

special weights: $500 added; the Witherp mile
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-29
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Rubber Heels, s5cts a pair, at Sol
Lewis.
A. Meyer was in Memphis on bust
ness Tuesday.
Q Considerable sickness is reported but
no critical cases.
State and county maps may always
be found at the Newsstand.
The hotels and boarding houses are
ENJOYING lively patronage,
Sheriff w. E. Williams was in Little
Rock the first of the week on business.
Go to the Pearl Saloon Restaurant
for fresh Oysters, any style or quantity
A. Whyte. OF Madison, was in the
city and regi5tered at the Belser We'd
nesday. :.
Harry Jones, a grandson of Uncle
Jake Dawson, is quite sick at the home
OF Jolm Eldridge.
The nobbiest line of gents shirts,
white and fancy, ut Russell, Graham "
Co., cheap for cash.
A very enjoyable dance was given to
a number of her friends last Monday
night by Mrs. Chappelle.
Joel E. Wynne spent the Sabbath in
Memphis with his family. Mrs. Wynne
and the baby are quite we'll.
A complete line of Ladies'. Misses
and Children's Shoes can be found at
Sol Lewis, at popular prices.
j. w, Avena and wife have both been
on the sick list for some time. though
both are better at this writing.
A. l.. Stevens, of Stevens Bros, was
in town couple of days the first of the
week to visit his family and friends.
The basis of all real estate values is
location. Fussell's addition is the
best located land in or around Forrest
City.
Before yon pass by, stop and look at
the display in the show windows of Sol
Lewis. 1t is the up.to-date store in
Forrest City.
A Dutchman likes his sauerkraut, and
so do whole lot st other people. w.
I. Evans has an imported article that
you will relish. -
-""u"hC IL. DuJ &c. dCCiL.i pdflltu by
her sister, Mrs. Curry, went to Memphis
Tuesday to visit friends and take in
the fap millinery openings.
A beautiful and substantial orna
mental wire fence is being erected
around the courthouse grounds to pro-
tect it from the ravages of stock.
Pettus Il Buford have Just received
a car load of Old Hickory, the best
farm wagon on earth. and they are
selling them at rock bottom prices.
FOR RENT-The store house re-
Gently vacated by 5. II 1rapp, jr. Pos
session at once. Apply to
t. l.. VADAKIN.
Mrs. Lon Slaughter, of Marianna,
accompanied by; her daughter, arrived
IN the city Wednesday night to visit
the family Of herbrother, Jno |. Jones.
: Your dollars never bought as much
for you IS they will at the big auction
sale of the RUSSELL addition next Mon
day at 2:S0 O'Clock. 90 lots in 60 min.
utes.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-29
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods.

wish to call your attention to my Clothing Stock and
Gents Furnishing Goods have the latest styles in Mems
Fine Imported Worsted Suits from $3.50 up both black
and fancy colors have the latest styles of Refer Suits
for Boys which exquisite You should see them to
cate suchVoods pay special atentioto my Pants Stock
both Cashmere and Jeans which complete It is
no trouble for me to fit boy child In tie past it
has been trouble for large very small man to get
Underwear You will have such trouble in my store 1
have the finest i'll all wool and cotton such the Ceebra
ted Wrghts Health Underwear that manufactured by
Swits Conde, which has no equal And sell the Flint
Wagon-car load coming.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-29
GRAND BARGAIN SALE. $685.
Dress Goods.

have just opened up most beautiful line of Ladies'
Dress Goods OF the latest styles and fabrics have line
Covert Cloths Dress Patterns from AZ inches wide
perfect in styles and beauty These goods can only
found III my immense stock. have beautiful line of
Waist Silks in plaids and stripes and of the latest STYLES
Ny stock too large to enumerate but give the trade
idea OF what carry in Dress Goods will say have
the latest styles Cotillon Cloth Teaze Down. English Co
vert Cloth Jessamine, Fancy Flannel Vgoureaux Cloth
all Silk Warp Henrietta, Storm Cloth Briantines Silk
Brocades or skrts0 also lovely line of Gnchams and
Calicos My Notion Stock more complete than
now. Mems Ladies' Misses and Infants Hose Ribbons
Gloves, Handkerchefs Laces Embroideres Ladies' and
Misses Corsets cheaper than you can buy them
on earth.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-29
Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods.

My Shoe Stock is strictly rstcass in every respect
have the styles and quality Box Calf Kid French Calf
and Oil Grains Mems and Boys Wei Kid and kangaroo
Calf My Fine Boots have equal Ladies' and Childrens
Shoes of any description be found in my stock also
have very fine line of Misses School Shoes that can be
found only in firstcass shoe house. agent for E.
Stouts Patent Rubber Boot which is the the Amer.
being the only SnagProof Boot sold Ny price on them is
the same to and all alike.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-29
Saddlery and Harness,

wish to inform my friends in the country that make
speciality OF Fine Saddery and Wagon HARNESS. including
Breeching Collars, Hames, Back Bands, Drover's Whips
Buggy Whips, Halters, Wagon Lines Belly Bands Hous
ngs (for Traces) Buggy Harness. Cotton Pads Saddle
Grths Hame Strings Heavy Wagon Traces Lace Leather
Harness Leather and everything you think of made OF
leather and my prices low that it will do your heart
and your pocketbook good to in and price my goods
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-29

f. IL. and Jack Mahara, of the Maha
ra Ministries, were registered at lhs
Belser yesterday. They are fn advance
OF their coihpany, which are billed fol
the 5th. %t
What customers say abouta firm may
always be taken AS an evidence of its
popularity. People who patronize the
Magnolia Saloon say that Il. C.. Folbre
~ Co. handle the best liquors in the
city. Give their goods trial.
Indigestion is the direct cause of dis.
eases that Kill thousands of persons an
nually. Stop the trouble at the outset
with little PrickN Ash Bitters it
strengthens the stomach and aids di.
gestion. Sold by j. II. Upton.
After reading the manufacturers
Gnaiantee elsewhere in this paper. 90
10 Russell. Graham u Co. the agenls,
and get sack of the celebrated Alba
tross Flour, which has few if any equals
and no superiors on the market.
W. S. Graham went to Memph's
Sunday. and to Charlottesville, Crit
tenden county Monday. He returned
nome Wednesday evening accompanied
by Mrs. Graham. who has just arrived.
home from her summer outing.
Mrs. w. II. Alley aud daughter.
Miss Mary. spent II couple of days at
Wynne the first Of the week to visit
Mrs. Geo. L. Davis. who reterned
last week from an rextended visit to
the mountains of North Carolina
M. n. Gaines went to Memphis
Tuesday morning accompanying his
charming daughter, Miss Alice. on her
way to Oxford, Miss, where she has
entered the Womans' College as stu
dent. He returned Tuesday night.
Whiskey, in bond, which is twelve or
fourteen years old. is II rare article, but
such goods are handled at the Magno-
liza, and served in manner TO satisfy
the taste aud appetite OF the most fas-
tidious patron. Your trade invited.
You may bride the appetite but you
cannot brice the liver To do its work
well. You must be honest with il :.
help It along little now and then with
dose of Herbne, the best liver rpgu-
lator. Price so cts. Webb Il Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r. Grobmyer are re-
Joic,ng over the receipt of handsome
carriage which arrived last week, "A
present from IA brother of the former.
1t is one of the handsomest in the city
and they are very and justly proud of
it.. &,
Authors reading at the Opera House
Oct. IL. by viii Allen Dromgoo,e,
known as the Charles Dickens" 81
the South. Every Southern man.
woman and child should hear and see
this brilliant young writer of Tennes
see.
The latest shades and patterns in
carpets. oil cloths. window shades and
wall paper may now be seen at the
large store OF Becker 81 Lewis. They
invite your trade. ana are sure YOU
will be entertained by pricing their
goods.
JAS. McCutcheon was circulating n
petition in town Wednesday asking
that 4-wre fence be made lawful ia
all of that part of St Francis county
lying east at the st. Francis river THIS
is practically tros law ,and is beiag uu
merouSly si2ued.
The Forrest City times., 1899-09-29
CASTOR1A
For Infants and Children, 4,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature .esass isss Of ZxAZzzzg

The Real Estate Syndicate fperhaps
you did not know that Forrest CITY had
such fpature1 has let contracts for
nnmber of houses tn be erected 400.
The property known as the old II .dgc
field. ard we notp that two houses are
MP aud nearing C n, oetion.
T; The most toothsome. delicious ard
1upetEing groceries are sold by w. T.
Evans. lie carries the most popular
brands of canned goods, the largest
line OF confectious, and his stock of
cstsups. sauces. dressings, aud table
reishes generally is complete.
Don't throw away that sample bot
tie OF DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic be.
cause " cost 'yon n"thing. 1t is too
GOOD Ia be wasted Nothing like it fu
cuts, burns. nail punctures, intlamed
eyes. sore throat. etc. internally it
cures collie. diarrhea and lux.
Tahler's Buckeye Pile Ointment re-
lieves the intense itching Ii soo,ies
heals aud cures chronic eases wher
surgeons fail. 1t is no experiment
rs sales increase through its cure
Every bottle guaranteed. Price 60:
bottles; tubes 75c. Webb 4 Sanders.
AS usually treated u spran will dis
able the injured person for three or
four weeks. but II Chambrriain's Paia
iiaim Is freely applied "a complete cur..
may br tfeeied in very few DAYS
Fam Balm also cnres rheumatism, cuts
bruises and burns. Wr.,D & sander,
A bale Of cotton. tie ,,rnpprl> OF :,
w. Beck II Co., WAS discover "a IT,
on fire on the Choctaw Il Mem, IA,
depot last Thursday, suppressed To have
been igniied by spark or hot cinder
from passing locomotive. II was
promptly isolated and the fire extin-
gulshed.
If You can't find what You want anys
where else, come 10 the Newsstand.
We make 4 specially ct keeping iast
sach novelties. conveuienccs. and nler-
chandise which other dealers do not
handle. If we haven't got it. will or
fer il for YOU, even to IA piano .-Llnd-
ypist & Eadakin.
Mrs. w. :. Graham and relative.
Master James Harris, arrived from
Memphis, "Wednesday. Mrs. Graham
has been absent several weeks waici
she spent most delightfully."- in lh.
North. and her charming presence j.,
society Will I've greatly relisled by her
large circle offriends.
We have an immense new stock of
everything usually tn be found in tirs,
class millinery establishment, aud W
propose 10 make the prices move thprt
right out 10 the people. Oar line o,
Ladies' Ties. Silks for Waists and EN-
brolderies excels everything IT the knfl
ever shown IN this city. Il. ii. VIM
field & Co.
CASToRTA.
Bears the zls Kind You HAYS Always Bsugt,
signature s1 &>HAeZx