Tkt Subttrtptle prlo ef tut DAILY
PUJ1.IC UU61R It $i per (nana and
SO per xonta for lea thta r year.
Tti WESUY lEDGE R it SI per f
m -petal's fiyabl la tdvaict
iMtritniy.; ' ! -
tsur.l r-i 't, d , Hernials, lea..
as eeniad-eiasa ma.i,r.
tni K-lMT KVtl?eo. T-'ICMKII, Wi.
THE
Public Ledger
NEWSPAPER,
JOB PRINTING
UTTSIJDJIlTirsrA
are. now located at
treat.
Tua Hreyidcnl'a metMg ia regard
ti at rather colorles by the LodcIod
Times and other Enrich; papers, but
all agree that it picturot groat pros
perity in tilt llaitod Butiet.
BARajCy hty bought sacred white
elephant through agents in Shm; prioe
tlOO.000 The- Republics party has
as elephant on band that comes rather
liiih also, Kit is'Eot very white or sf
ored. ; its Dime ia Keifer. ;
Ma. Carlisle's Hrlactiot is almost
universally approved. He isregaidcd
as a prudent, safe man. Kvea Mr.
Qould S proves the selection snd he it
interested eutiroly u th protective
tide. The Iboioeratie party it in s
splendid (ositiou to carry the next
election and Will do so unless there is
some terrible blundering.
Ill regard to the formation of com
Bitters, it is understood at Washing
ton that Speaker Carlisle will, without
regard to support in bit touii or
)ftoaal prrf?rec, t'ign, at 'ar at
possible, the very best m.u to the
several ejaiiuittets., Tie Klection
Corxitye will, a? !ar i is hit power
be made nn of the fairrst men, Mr.
Cirfisff Vein rproed to making it
strongly . paxiUan .Mr. Springer, ol
Mie, vis tut list Democratic
ctiraan of that eomaiittee. .
Xo&rtl Cs-oliaa is a bp; Slate.
The LffUStture.piU levy do ux text
year. Ih . Vtwa North Carolina
R inroad C.iisr tny wiil piy into the
treasury liJ,tisi, which sim will
earrj th;" r-;e government. But
waatwil ieta.-,f the t.UthcrA'iU
fatjiiciaai wiio ran for the Lwpaia
tor, ejry-:ar on ttee'.iiwt titt thaj
an ia favor of icdi-iDg thecoerca
burdens of taxation. We lave bad
Ltfi'.t urcs in Tjriaestee suade ;
larre!? f ti?a toes, who at the end of
lit atauiaa Wuu'.d .vute aguast aa iuin
ef a few dallara ta pay for the spittoon
ist wba tsey rud Seta squirting
fcibactn jiict and thr-'wiig peacu:
ls.11 or ttiree moatni U basal
wait bt-a fr J iLat be railroad
WioU (4 ia rttinicg tV,t.Frt ana
tow it is etrtaia thit thrj hive gjl at
it ia 'ar.b Caroiiaa. -
HI U 4LL.H.
Tac Lotty Pedeatal I'rta Whirls
the aawrt Mieal Their Kay
-, oas Bcuiphlit.
Ca'Taryeburch baa. hayt been no -
t4 Mr the excellent musical taJtDt ol , , ('""'H
botb Ut eh3ir and .werexatiui. To ; iflT. ,..'SS ' IBUfb.'ym '
m-r-.w ( Fnlri .r.n- . th. ri PMh-T -"e wu nde a CTUel VlCUm
eieof Calvary ehurco will give a T, ; it I""'ler'
.aaical ard literary entertainment. . ?fis i ' n ' ' D,rieca-
tbt proceeds to be devoted to strictly I.Ai. f' . r
ehanuble purrses Among the hott 7 Pe k ng, mminetj. Guiteau
of volunteers who -ill form the audi .-. ,f.d ,brau,1. "nu-rd"- i '
:et might be Motioned Mr. W. A i"," I Tk
Gage, Miss Jennie Camp, and Mis, foadetautd before trial by forma of
Eama Peak, in a trio "Sanca 1 aria." ; k 7 C"f' Ut
Selot will be rendered by Mist Branch ; ?! Ar f . 7VW1 if
. Kftody. Mb F.mma Peak. Mi.i"WMtfr k-111 Ml8t"
Kldndge. Miai Weeks, Mrt Mtrie'00 "DS. nln"e!f """toner,
.HiuSeld- Hawks, Messrs W. A. J d-'lf1mp'1?'tmt,,W(,rk' ..
Gag. and George Castaer - will ting 'k'u Z - i Th' tU
( duet, arranged tot two tenors. Mr w.?ri,d lb ou'd !'
Adolpb Kelt will render that charm-' 'i,e,,yi"de7bU "; : nt
ing aria ' lafeliee" from Krnanne ltou 4 h,Te been, IE''u,red of tht b"
Mr. Henry Heistcr will sing t bari 'PologJ t the court for
Inn. .n'n . A vin n nolo will I,. g
by Me. Turner. . Mra.U.ioe aod Mia
roppiano will recite, and Messrs.
.LtoKrcmer tnd Hirry Piano
render tn instrumental duet. ,
... accident to a Good tltixea.
Mr. William Berrybill, t citii't
Tin.t M..rin,S,.n in hi.ennn.r
it : a. M : IJ ,L'
...iuK.v ..o,u.uB .-.""
went to church las-. Sunday. Uu h
I return be met . party of people, sup
! posed to be Uyp.ies who had . bear.
The mule drawing Mr. Betryhill'.
buggy toik fright and ran tw.y; .
wheol .truck a atump and Mr B. was
thrown out tnd very badiy hurt. A,
. ' aoeounit no mi, spoxeo.
was also in the buguy was1
badly hurt but not
wui7 uum, wm. uu, B
dangerously. lieu uearu irnm yes
terd.v he tsai recovering. Mr. Berrr
j i tiri l 1 i
hill it a good oitiien and a devou
member of the church, aod it teem,
lik. a eontradiniion ot th I... ,,i
.juMioe and of an over ruling Provi-
deuct that in returning from a plan,
of worship bo should meet with such
an aooident oaused by a strolling band
.of Sabbath breakers and aliens to all
that is deemed sacred or binding in
this country. We hope, however, that
"he may rcoovor.
li
THE THIKTrKNYF.AK OI.ll
KLOI'tlt
t'ouoil at a Jemey lly Hotel
With S.'aiMMla Uordoa,
Not Mnrrleil.
Spaeial to Commarcial UasatU.
Nrw YoitK, December 4. Little
Misa Addie Hrcsnan, the tbirtcco-year-oldcr,
whose sudden disappears
anoe from her home in Astoria, in
company with Captain G. J. Gordon,
caused so much oxcitomeot in Long
Island City and vicinity, was found in
...Taylor's Hotel in Jersey City to
flight. Captain Gordon and the girl
ioonupied the tame apartnir nt. From
eluea reccivod by Chief Murphy, of
the Jersey City police, it was believed
that the pair had arrived from thit
eity in the afternoon A watch was
; placed at the different hotels and thej
I railroad depot, and at 11 o'clock
- me liiici learnvu po-iuveiy uni tuj,.
tain Gordon and Minn Hnsnan tore
I guests at tbt hotel, and at once ar-
t rested them. They were taken to the
i First Prcoinot Sutionbouse and
locked up, to await tbe arrival of
officers from Long Island City. Gor
don waa quite aullon, and declined to
make any statement to the police nr
I the representatives of tbo press
- . miss uresnan saiu sue met uoruon,
- with whom ahe wis acquainted, as she
waa on her way to school Monday
f morning. He asked her how the wan.
', and tht said the felt bad, because her
1 mother bad not boon using ber well o'
J lata. Ht tatd ho waa torry for her,
!' , tnd it the would go with him, he
would use ber properly. She eonscu
ijiil to to. and no then rtrniioiuiil it...I
, n ' . . , ,
they went to a minister, who refused
to uiarry them. I hey then went to
New York, tnd to the Mayor 't offioo.
The Mayor refused to many them,
c " 1 " . ra - -J ... R
! Hotel, Jersey City, where thov re i rill, ot Ubio: Jiallard Smith, of Ken
euained ontil arrested. The girl did tuoky; Charles A. Dana, of-Illinois;
I not tpiiear it til abashed at ber aitut Clinton A. Soowden, of Illinois; Isaac
i.-uoav, uor wu tbt anxious to go home, I H. Bromley, of Ohio; I), A, Sutton of
CHICAGO LETTER.
The Farwall Block and Evening
Journal Office Destroyed
by rire-Lott $150,000.
Chicago'! Driving Park a lueceta
Over $7000 in the Treasury.
Mis Biurlala, Jiiat Oat ol Uie
r limitary, Will Take op
tier Kraldeaco la Bal
timore. Sptctal Correspondent of tht Ledger.
Chicago. Docemlier 2. 1S3.
. Thanksgiving passed oft pleasantly
in tins region, so tar aa external ap
poar.neea indicated. The weather
was simply delightful.
' To-day is a cold sabbath, the ther
mometer marking several decreet be-
bwiDg (reeling However, it is 'just
do lentlul lor pedestrian exeroise.
The fire-fiend blew its bitting
breath upon several buudred thou
Bond dollars of Chicago property, and
extinguished the lives of two bodies
yesterday. The nw Fsrwell . block
on Adams and Market streets, was
attacked about five o'clock in the
evening, just as the eniuloyea hud left
off work. The alarm oaused general
eonstcrnatim.and two women jumped
from high windows, and were dashed
to pieors on the atone pavement be
low. At 8.30 pm. the Evening
Journal omce, situated on ooutn
Dearborn street and neat- Monroe, be
came tl.e next victim, and in a short
run tue entire structure was a mere
shell. The loss will foot up 150.000.
No lives destroyed. The poor girls
destroyed in the Karwel! fire are bs
lieved lobe KatitHilgertand Frances
r airwe ahcr. late of bhebojgan 1 bf
are little known in Chicago It is
only a woic'er more Uvea were not
lost.
Au J Mr. Carlisle bai received the
iupprt ot the ratjjnty of ihe Demo
erdtic Conprrssiona! caucus lor tpeak
at of the Hou-e of K-ipresentativna
It is to be hoped everybody is happy
His nomioation fortheresponjililepj-
I"vi eToeedisgly eouipuuienur)
to Mr. Carlisle, and has placed the
badge nt honorable distinction upon
him. While the honors are sieit.the
burd.us of the othce will bsarts'jon
sitiluj bud u tear.' Mr. Carlisle is a
revenue relormt-r of the moderate
school, lie is do eirreititt. and th
-oiiu-ry at larce will not m3er from
hii policy. W'c all should bear u
mind that free trade must be inwi
rai -d tiy d trees, and without in the
lat ir;unng any individual's inter
est. 1'trxmt now eniraged in manu
'acturifig proteeted wares eom-
menoeJ business ncd;r "protection
in Consejurntlj, no legislation
shou'd be ha-tily entered into that
would work bard.-bip to such invest
ments. The policy of this tovern
ana: i to shape matters so that the
ereatest gjd wiil rssult to the greitesi
G2tur o it-f people And tbis
should be the honest purpse of eTerj
(,et:sla'or, or It.'tBoeraiic or lierab
.iao i trtf All parties, or persona,
should be willing to make eoneea.-ions
-od.ng to the universal well bring ol
hi c'oriou nation of ours. There
rLou d do moneyed or class legisla
tion, no suore thai there be such a
lutin -tioa a 'N ir;h" or "South," or
Xtst" or "West." Let nt be known
as the "United Sta'es." and as hailing
tro "k.eisiana," "Maine." eK.
abnve all. let be rigbtj and in-ifrt-Mi
of tbe humhiest eitiien be as
sierd st th&je of the most exalted
and wealthy. Let "honor" control
this eoontry once more; and let Mr.
Cariiale comment this ioly work.
Gas as recntjy reduced in Chicago
IroatiiJto ti net per l'J feet.
However, tae lit is are ai large sow as
tK)ore ths t3-called reduetion
t'om
I toaints art verv nnmeroua.
Extra i
. I ,
"'OTetu a.rdcs the buaiie-t in favor i
of the ga. ptopte.
Sereiat Masoo. imprisoned so lone
' -itfllJL'Mi.TK46"' ,
I """" "". Ji""l UlCIinn
Aod O Donnell. the killer a' the
linfamots informer. Carer, has been
.sentenced to be banged for ridding
! the world of such a monster. If Mr.
,0'Doniiell delibcrat ly killed Carey,
I without proper "local" provocation.
J then he foolishly challenged the power
V Kr?t i K I I .T?l p0Wer
' .lirlUsalw. In this be Wat most
! nnfnrtnn.l. Il -n,,M K.
I V , "u"v
j ,"'.' , " n.,ooailJ
! 'LlncbfT . UrT'f "btt
i ll nf '?w S '' .II
! "n4ncr of their Uking oS thtt
1 S L.'I 'u. 1" ',Ct..W",fu
, moust-a ted by the way the Judge
Mr Q'Donn. , ,
hM'f'hcutionerof the informer
j o anouia nave remembered the re
1 ,naf .1,, ,Ko l I. . j
' i j i.- i l '
- ! dld h" work 10 ?uch ?-" not
T-tl u - - "w imVD,j VI ,UD gtlU
. . to attract attention. .It hit patriotic
, ' u''',nnD, 10 J5,n "d of
' "W "ho ?T.8 lredy resigned
I tbctr lives or Ireland a freedom, hit
i m!m.or? .be.,orVr Meet by every
in"." ui iiucii m iuib ana countless
coming sges of freemen. Hut Mr
O'DonncU V'open" tel should bet
warning to ill others who wiab to live
to see the good results of the blows
they ttrike lor freedom. If O D in
nell it forced to suffer in the
flesh for the bold blow
he struck for the cause of suffering
Ireland, it is safe to predict that his
reward in heaven will be the more
glorious. "Night and knife" should
be the avengcr'a motto when dealing
with informers and tyranny.
The Chicago Drivini Hark i
Ti,. .';,.. i,.- .7,... .
nuc-w
voa. ihiviiij iij over fiuiju io
the treasury.
Philiy D. Armour, Chicago's mils
lionaire pork packer, has a good heart
hen he was apprenticed inHhiladel
phia, the California gold fever broke
out, and he took it Ilia boas gave
hnu his indentures, and he lelt the
oity of "brotherly love." In the
oiurse of time he accidentally met his
old employer, who had beoome t bui
ni:s wreck. Mr. Armour did not for
get the favor done him in the past, tnd
presented bis old frieod with t cheok
I. r HUM), tnd now looks after his gen
er I welfare. That "release" of ap-p.-
a iceship was.mott assuredly.worth
millions to Mr. Armour.
I ,iss tueresa Muriate, alias Sty es
in the Illinois penitentiaro (n, tr : 1 1 ;
"iiumi u ooiupieieu a Khorr i.,m
her rejiuted husband, Charley fSiyl
contemplates residing in Baltimore.
her lurmer home. It will be remera-
bcred that Mr. Uv ea h,t
coraraunity atyled the lightnice
c Ho.r
Trade,
and she
House.
on tbe ChiojEo ltn.nl i
He treated her inhumanely,
killed bim in the Palmer
Nayb.
I Wewtern JonraalUu.
i Cbloo Ns.
Slowly but turely are the Weatern
journalists crowding their Eastern
! brotliren oB into the oyster beds of the
! Atlantic .Ion. ili. fllnainu w.t
.- (JD lC I U
, men now figuring with more or teas
mort or lew
eonrpicuousness in Now l ork nuns
I Paner eirolet: John Swinton. of Kan,
h: Whiteltw lUid, of Ohio; Joseph
. uuiiivi, vi fliDOUUIli v luu A,
- oosoid id iois ccunirr at uie time oi
Missouri; Carl Shuri, of Missouri;
floraoe Whi'e, f Illinois; W. W. L
Grosvenor of Mistotiri; Ralph ftaftra,
ot Colorado; Kdward Willetu cf Mis
uuri; Georiie T. Lannigan, of llluois;
Stanly Huotly, of Missouri. It is t
ootewcrthy tact thit tbt most success
ful journalists of the Kast are those
who l ave serve! their apprenticeship
io the Weat
One cold ia sometimes contracted, (i
top of another, the aeeouipaiiying coiish
bneominp itntled and confirmed, and the
lunirs so strained and awliod. Uiat W
production of tuheroles riui,ntly f'f
lowa. Aluov emitting cii'et of pahonnarj
disease can be thus aicoiuitt'd lor. jmd yet
bow many others are now earoU-ssl)' 1
lowing Ihnmaelvm to drift throuith the
prt'liuiinary aymptoma, .tintrolled ly the
fntnl poliev of allowing a eold trtMta eare
of itself! On the flr intimatinn of t
eongli or cold, or any throat or limp;
trouble, retort promptly to Dr. Jaynoa
Evptvtorant, n snfe curative of long
tli isluJ renuutlon. and you mat nv4d
the I'onaoouencoi of suvU diUigetoua
trining.
ATlCltll'AM BKtlTIEI.
Mlwa Chamberlain Fall Into the
Bank olTlioNe Whs Will I'er
uilt the stale ol ller I'uolo-
gapha.
Special to Courier-Journal.
Nxw Yobk, Deocmber 3. Mi?s
Chamberlain hat broken tbf iec " id
a dealer in nhotoeraDhs on Saturday,
"and we shall undoubtedly have other
American beauties before the year is
out. It is only a question of time
when the photographs of American
society women wiil be as freely sold
here as such photogriphs are in Eng
land. Mis Chamberlain is the most
beautiful American nirl in Kutope to
day, or. at any rate, ' she is the most
famous beauty, tiht . baa ereated. a
furor, and her popularity increases
every season, she is invited every
where, visits the roval family fro
quently, and ia t personal friend ot
the Prince and Princess of Wales
She id a Cleveland girl, and in com
moo with most American girls, she at
Dirt cbjeoted to having ber pictures
sold, but she appreciates the interest
the public take in women whom the
newspapers chat continually about,
a u J she has at last agreed to allow hnr
pictures to be sold. 1 bave the sole
right to tell them." ' V"
' Is she more beautiful than the run
of knglUh professional beauties?' , I
' Vastly, vastly." said (ht dealcri
with uoctien, : "The majority of tog
lish beauties are called such because
inev unite a fair amount ot fxd looka
: . v. j v I o .-.11
wuuguuu uiuuu. oo many uiieu wo
men iu Knsland are absolutely plain
th it when one comes along who is not
absolutely plain she is at once dubbed
a bcau'y. Uladys. Lady Lonsdale or
Lady Castlereagh would ntver be
called beaatifnl in America. The
diappointment many ol ot Idt.on J
eting Mrt. Laegtry w-i t)oDtflimni
ury io our beauties, fctewai oawidj
errd the mot beautiful woman in
Knshnd, too " !
"Vou think it will borne custom
ary here for taricty w.mcotttclj njitjir j
pietnrea?"
"Whv not? Don't society rople
follow L'tg!i-k customs is everytbiDf
else accent, fcx hunting, coaching
e'. Jtbiai and dner.' j li is tily a
pienion ol time, and a very shot
ume at that. The bait baialrcadj
opene-L" ,
"Djyoi tee this lady?? he aiksd.
uking the portrait of a handaooie
wotnan, with a clear cut face, mtjalfl
eent tair tod well jnodejed arm,
trom tbe eat. , . - ' , .:
' That is aa Aiberieat girl, and kr
picuerei htvt beet txetbttetfj v sbop
wtnd-iws tad told extensively- lb Low
don for years. She it one of Mr.
Leonard Jerome's - daughters, - new
Lai; Randolph Chorehill. Thit lady
in riding habit has also been exten-
Isivelv told. She it Mrt. Burke luD-h.
the daughter of Frank Work; htSen
1- i II i
Vork Hereia the nnrinJt.ra AmAv
Mand-rtiile, who was also t New York
r:.ri. Ta th. Mi a. , f'k.n.Klin
bl ddead' ind i0Br of bT
wviuru mm BisuMfnis. 09v oi toe
Kt.:ioh professional beauties do ap
proatb them, eicpt Mrt. Cornwtms
Wcattnd MUt Thompson."
riTE (oavicrii
tJKaX) Threogh a Ball , Mile
saewer Fran Ihe Feaiieatsarw.
SsMiaitaCMnwr-jMnsal. - -
Frankj'obt, December 3 At 2
o clock yetterdiy afternoon, just be
lore the hour for the convening ol tor
Penitcntitry Sunday school, the dn
eovery was made that the ...riveted lit!
over the man bole of the sewer Im.H
ing to the river bad been torn np, and
uie eonvjcit ntd gone down lntott.
wiui tne4Wewttttlectiartheifean.
Tbt atwer outlet it apovthjf a mile
iioui toe prison, ana tbitber a detmb
ment of guards wu soot. Prtviout to
tneir arnvingon tbt teeee several
citiiena were tppnsid of tht esctpe.
and at once begin teareb. Two son-
view were enured at the moutbol
the sewer, and the other three ovtft
taken in th.
"e
taken in the pursuit t k tbe
v. r. u. distillery, ibjut t
mile below the city. . The)
made no resistance, though two were
me prisoners, who are generally be
lievcd ready to take all desperate risks
J ho following are the names of the
convicts:
Juno Manning, life, for noir.4.
Campbell eountv
. Jt"fPn Sltughter, negro, alias Jot
T oiu term; sent, Brat Irom
I Hardin top thr.. . . . J j
I v t,r, ruairu siQg
1 r.--j - .
I
from Hohkin. inr
-:.u. r
cigiii jreara ior arson,
Win. Ryan, aix years, burglary
Kenton county.
I rank Millar, aliaa Charlea Smith,
one year, grana larceny, Kenton coun
ty; escaped and tent tecood term from
Campbell county for five yean tor
grand larceny
Uobert O'Neil, lite, atrnult witt
inwoi to roo. Jtnerson county.
aiieiby 4'onaly Taxea. .
The County Court Clerk of Shelby
ooumjr, ii. a vuutn,; reiwrtt to tbe
Comptroller tbe following collection
of revenue due tbe State for the
monin oi uoiober: Laid sales, U3 ,
mercninit' Ux (ad tslorem) t.itH h-
mcrcnants ux (nnvi l tr-t f.,7 177
wn inuor aeaiers, I It's Wl; eating
hnn.A. I'TFJl . ' -
uuiasc., t-i uv, race iract.ti); photo-
grapn gaueriet. tiu; peddlers, f (2 50
butchera, j:2 5i; ool tablet tnd fu
ture dctlers, llSVh; circus, etc , IKS
hacks, wagons, etc , ir; real estate
agenw. wi; tmall onenses 1210
toul. mrJi W) Commiion,l175 (I!)
net.tt52 20.
tnoilier I'hyaiclaa'a Teatlissooy,
Bo-ton, hln , May It, IHK1.
I k riow partiw b . have tf lc , land, o(
nie.lj.in.. for lung IU.i;-s, who luy that
nan , inmnii, uir me iiunitH is
a eoinplete suoci-m.
Dr. Vli A S. H, WCM ) J ).
Mhlrt Boaam Fada.
Naw York Motalnt Juarnal.
The new paper thirt boanm in.i
i Ihsih.1 .v
j goods man fills a long f it want and
eed button bu oat up to hit
"ck now, e xrept (or warmth. These
u up town lurnmtiin.
bosoms are compoaed ot six layors.lh
v'v go. ui tie uirn on when toiled
By great care one ot the;, pads wilj
last sixwerkt, tnd at they only cost
five eonta apiece they will be tppre
oiatedby poor men. An extra gloat
bosom tor ten ceou it put up in the
tame ttylp for use on spcoul ocot,
aious, and these will find ready pur.
ehtteri in th upper middle clatsei
The bosoms are iclf-fastening and id.
justing, tnd irt adtptcd to quick
dreasint. It look, u iki.n.k ,k.
' !hirt b '""f clt "or,
"I bave beea alllfrled with an
aff.i-tion of ttia Tliiust ftem childhood,
cnuscd by diphtli.ria, and hurt uc-d
varioua renwli. but have never fonnd
anything opial to Bhowx b lUotciitai.
Tao( HKB.-ltnv. (IMF UampU.n, Piko
ton, Ky. Sold only In boa...
THE NOTORIOUS BROCKWAYS
i
Sketch- of the ExploiU of tht Host
Daring and Successful Counter-
feitert .of tit Country.
The Lady la Blark.
Tie! ffejri iVK'ufti gtvia
fulhwiiig tooount. ol.tba .banner ex-,
ploits Qf. tbe. Brockway jiow under
apreet fof counterfeiting :'". '
Wilbaiu K.iHroekway bcL-an lite at
an apiirentiee rn a fob ptititnig pmoe in
new iiaven inirty years ago or a uuir
qvot. A gentleman ot means y itiM
oity took a front interest dn the ytun;
man, and at Mi own expjhse look him
out ot the job otlioe and tent him to
Yale College to ttudy under Professor
Sillinntj Sent Ihcfe ba had him
WJOf tfarticular, .courao ot ttudy
ct'eiuistry and the moldinr; ot metals
When he knew enough lor practical
purposes he was returned to his old
pjsitiou, and then he started on hir
criminal oareer.
Till BUCK'!. WAY START.
From then nntil now nearly all of
the great forgeries bave been done, as
that by the fir-t on the New Haven
bank, by the aid oi chemistry. The
young printer was impressible. His
patron whispered iu his car tow a for
W6i .could v,ba pitJe. 1 Tbej
would divide. lie lisienedaud obeyed
ordere.
It was customary in those days for
the PresiJcut of the bank to bring to
the printer the plate ot the bank and
have the bills atruok ttf that were
needed for eiri.ulattu,a!i'd be ttood bj
wbiletltt sheets were printc.iL. When
they were pnnttd the plat' was ear
ried buk to the bank, by 'tbe Presi
dent. " MT"f i t. l
BrocVigay was at the press-a hand
pren when tha Dlt'e waa . delivered
to him. Hi) bad in his apron pocket
in impiw-aihit piatr. The boss printer
took the President1 to the, window to
show a swppaar-d defeat tn te piper,
ind while their backs were turned the
plate to lake the impression was pui
on the plate under the press, aad in a
seonn i tn irapretsioa Wat taken of the
plate. " i. v"
I Thit waa fttgery made easy; the
rrtver tnd' tbe ia;h were dispensed
wuu. n,-. (--.m p. ,
" tn this way hye lf Ihe treat for
arrice been emumittrd here and at
sshington with wdiich Brockwi)
has beat oonnected, )
' Xot'tall the assigned numbtr o'
sheeUwrTo stricken off, and the bank
1',-cstJcnt'rcturned to the nnk with
ihttuand plate. But in stxikingoff the
u.mt p.pcr was oougnt on which the
genuine notes were printed, and after
broekway had electrotyped his plate
he ha 1 a plate from which ta pri.it on
genuine paper. L j' L
-"1 tfi.il, alter a litUe tonclin tn witb
lie attrer. thav ki al. annini. t.'i nnta
plate. 'Jbey iiad'aia tkja, geiiuine
paper to elan on; everything was gen
nine but the signatures of President
and esshier. , r
i'i THI COk.tTI!Bl BILLS
were atruok oil slowly at firm and mil
gradually into circulation. Bills were
circulated very advisedly, put in tire
market in this . city, to buy ; ap mort
eges, tad at there wat then no clear
taee boost if wa tometima before tbe
eoattrfe.ita Iwtia iditoovered. - But
when ttsv jant tutftbling pack to tbe
bank lie dircsora-were -called 'in to
lwk at tbe 'tvitV that "Were genuine
jot mysteTioasiy-tJeriea. That there
waa t-something wrorr was only di
eovtrel by;billt l the tame 'number
coming back to tbe batik But which
wag counterfeit- which Ih. i.nnin.
the bank eould not determine.
fie leit ."new Utven tnd came to
.v-w ,lork. Ue had married .nil h.
and his wife started a diguerreotype
tstablisbmeut, in tie.Bjwery, near
Grand -greot. The wifo was known is
111 "Lt(!f It. lilt, f . f ,i I ; I
After the notice bad hean tioh nm
that tbe "fives" on the New Haven
Bank were of a doubtful character, it
wa certain that isaanv. wim iumA
from thta photographic gallery. Thus,
u a w out waa - uvea a live and the
change was returned in payment. The
Lady in Black could aot be reached,
and the case was given here to our
fficia.lt, who took it up, and Chicl
Mauall gave the case to ex Inspector
Leonard, then Captain of the Second
precinct, tq iteekaaa atreet,
BIUT BUfiTON A PITXCriVg.
Leonard and Burton th. U .nm.,
dias, wer ictreely ever tepartte. Jim
Leonard would do anything in reason
ror curtoo, and .Burton would de any
thing in reason for .Jim. Wittom
telling Uurtoa whit Bewtnted.hesaid
one aay to uurton: - -
ju. lsurton, I would like to get
yinir pmi on tne wage.
"What the dgn-e do you wintwitb
uiy umy pnur fcpatd JJurton. ?.
"Mr. BuruWitatilUafavo,"
en, i il oblige."
Mr. a burton aereed tn ait for hi
tltkt Bctlj ?. i f " .-
' "But ou mliat pay lor it in a 110
oni, ma nerart ft "
Burton objected to Uking the
money, but Captain. .Jim instiled on
him uking the money and returning
the change, ' "
Burton went to Grand alr.nf .ml
hid hit likeneas taken by tbe Lady in
Black, tnd roturoed the change, a
agreed, to. Captain Leonard. As
expected, thta was t counterfeit
Burtow -eat for hit likeness and
brougbtrrtacktfljim. 'Jim; while
they Were drinking together, asked to
look at the chance. He found it in
th "five," aa be had expected a
counterfeit.
Tbt Lady in Bltck waa erreted;-he
informed Captain Leonard that she
got the money from ber husband. He
waa arrested; hi pleaded ruiltv whnn
taken back to New Haven, but the
man wno put tbe job up tod steered
broekway into the crime couldn't be
reached. Broekway wat annvieieii
sentenced to tbe State prison for five
years, put alter tot ting tare was par
dooed.
Urellae ol Han.
N'ertous Wcakncim. Dvsccmiia. Im
imtenee, Sexual lability, oured by
VA'tllt' Ileilth Ilenewer." 1.
Masla mn Aaalgnment aad Ibeo
laled.
Mobile, December 3 Sigmund
Vogel, a Urge dealer in clothing, made
a sale Saturday to Caroline 8hoenfeldt
and II. Bernstein to cover an endorse
ment to the amount oi tJL',000, The
estate ia insolvent. Other creditors,
to th amount ot (30,(100, will not get
tnytbiog. The books tnd Paper ire
not yet oo record. Vogel Ielt town,
but returned Sunday night, Buffering,
tnd died thit morning ol congestion
ot the brtin.
Al I.aM-A Uemooralle I'arly.
Kaw Turk Herald, 3.1.
The ineneaionof Mr. Ctrl isle will
mike a tory gn at change iu the poli.
tioa ot the country. The political
trimmert who have to long ruled the
Democratic party, tnd drtggcd it Irom
one defeat to mother, have it list
been overthrown, For the first time
in miuy yetrt no. for tbo teoond tim.
tbt party ttandt for tomelbing of
iu own, ior reiorin ol abuses, tnd tor
the rights of the people tgtinst mo
nopolista of all kinds. We tav for tha
second time, because in lH7ti the Dem
ooratt stood also for wholesome and
necesstry reforms, tnd in thit yeir,
la ilniost everybody now freely ad
mits, they carried the election.
The oantcst tor the KDnak.rnhlnh..
bion ctrritd to during tbt whole of
lb past aummer and tall. Both par
tial took Part in it. for the Henuhli.
cana could not ooncoal their desire for
Mr. llandalt lueeea.' i hey knew
that to long aa they could keep the
Democrat following in their own
wake they wer sale, and that Mr
llaodall, a good man in many reepeati,
would yet be tuob a drtg en birparty
It would nrevont it over shooting ahead
to tak that place at th front which
gives tod treant success.
An opiwaition party ean auoeeed
only by eonvmoiog the ptople that it
intends to retorts aluaoa. It eatiaol
tuoceed by ttkiug up tha abandoned
policiea of the party ia power. It
eannct tueoeed by weak proenin to
do nothing. " Tb KcPablioana hsv
been in power nearly a ijuartvt ot i
eentary. Freeh, vigoroat, tuu.at,
true to the people when Ibeyoame
into power, they have become in tbe
eouiae ot thrir long, almost undia
puied tenure, the allui o1 monopolts
otail aiuttsr mcaptuit 'l moiluieg
tbe abuais which hive in the wurw
of yoais eaihered alwut tbe gwrn-
aieut; iattnt for lbe many years
only on devieea to maintain themselves
tn power, lher ia tearoeiy one oi
tbe lew and very moderate Moreii
ahica hav n made ta tha last ten
r.ra which was not imposed on the
lepublicant by Democratie agitation
belor tht country, or by Demooratic
bwdurs ia Con trow. Ihe rwt oration
ot' teif govcrouisut in the Southern
'5,tes waa granted on the lmHrative
dcTHaud of the people in lSTti The
civil service rclornt wtt atrndgingl)
voted on the pertinacious and ceaav-
less agitation' of ' Keaalor rendieton.
The roluuding at Three per rent wa
the direct result of Democratic de
aida and urgency in the House
Tha extremely aaoderata aad ' iuulko
live doerease of taxation wu tbe truii
of rteawratie "elamoe,"' ..
The Democratic rarty. tf It is ever
to auccoed, must make itself the part;
ol reform, the party of the people, tvw
party ot orderly liberty, tbt enemy t
seedless rastriotiona. It any ana to
blind is to imagiat that r lor ins, very
much needed Montis. can bTreduced
without changt? Well. Mr. Carlrstt't
alaction to th Speakership' moans
ehtnge, bsoauae it meant reform of
abuses. It it shall turn out to iu. at
anything else, il after this effort to
nuke i DemeCTwtie party that ontani
litioft sbrild belt vear tall baek into
the bands of tbo o! J. fogies that would
be thoend ol the party.
. But wt take the earliest 6 poxtu
mty to warn, the. itemocratui ttuuip
steakeri who moan ta ' uke pars, iu
the canvas next year that they mast
begin to leirn a new lesion. That
which Ihe party, did on Saturiay
night bat got to be .ddV.nded nextycar
oa evecy stump in il land. The men
wb are afraid ot Demooratie prinot
pies iay at well ta ike up their mindt
ts stty at hotne 1 be electro! of Mr.
C.rlt-le m.ans. it it meant anything.
that the Democratic party will appeal
to the people next lor for tariff and
lax rek rui; for th repeal ot obsolete
and irjurioua lawa, which needleaely f'
hamper tbe aaergiet tod abridge thel
lihcniea of American for relict)
from , the oppression of monepo
list; for reform cf abuses. Hut to!
carry an tleoti oaaiainu the mbineJ
loree-iot pnwerlul uontpoura and longj
aaUbhshed aod firmly fixed abuses re
intrcs that the People bo freely, fully
and fearlessly instructed. It is not
too early now to begin this in every
oouuty and township in tbe country
V hat such agitation can do it abund
antly shown in tha greatly reduoed
tsepubliean vote ot Iowa formerly
the "banner" Republican State
where I htudful of real . Democrats,
with a single !carle6 and able Journal,
have iooesabtly instructed tbe people
in anuid fioanoe andeoonomy uutil at
tbe last election they vory nearly car
ried th Slate.
The Democratic party can nevr
succeed by regarding the tariff "tome
thing they bad down in a Pennsylva nia
village once, but which they got
over " The people who regard the
tariff 'as I kind of measles "went
nn.let" last Saturday, and the people
who regard it ta t tax, and therefore
to be made as light ts potsible.because
it is a burden borna by the people,
now ''on top." But they need not ex
pect to remain there .without tffort,
and, about all thinga, without con
stant and intelligent agitation tnd dis
cussion. ' .''. '
"BtKSETT'nf COt OtlK,
The Bti-t, and Cheapest Hair Dressing
, It kills dandrutf, allays irritation, and
promote! a vigorous growth of tbo Hair.
liHrsarlt'. Klavorlna; Kxtraosa
are invariably aknowledg.-d the purest
and bert.
uie
Mlt'SlwNiPl'I
. .1 .-, HOAU
VALI El
That Will Nnoa onneet New
Orleao. Wilts a Hall a Uoxea
Koada ml SleiaipliiN.
i , Pieajaaa, Decembarl.
. The Misaissippi Valley railroad,
now rapidly approaching completion,
will be. to the commercial and aa-ri.
cultural interests ot Louisiana, one of
tbe moat important tnd valuable roadt
that bat yet entered tha oity ot New
Orleans. It will give direot commu
nication with Memphis, tnd connect
ing it that point ta it will, with the
Chesapeake, Ohio tod Southwestern
road and with the new Kansas City
road, it will give thta city and the
Mistiiteippi . Valley new and perhaps
more direct outlets to theKssttnd
Northwest tnd to the great North
west, at tar in either direction at the
northern boundary of tbe United
oiatca, rrom uere to mempliis, a
distance ol nearly iM mile, tbe line
or tne roau is at direct at tt waa pot
sible, from the nature of the country,
to tun it. For more thin two-thirds
ol tbit distance tbe trtck It In close
proximity to tht eist bink oi tbe
Mississippi river. Cotton and angtr
plantatiooi line th road on cither
"ide the greater portion of the way
from Mempbit to thia city.' The
building ot thia rotd will bring
iuiw cuiuvauoo a wiuo area ot coun
try, between Mempbit tnd Vickt
burg, thit hat bten hitherto annrn
ductivo. Besides its utility tt a meant
of tnnsportation, the Mississippi Val
ley road will prove of incalculable
value to th property owners and cut
tivators of tbe eaat side of the river
directly, tnd to this oity and the whole
country ludireotly, at an assistant in
the building and maintaining ot lev
ees. " It co-operation In tint all.im.
porlaot in alter baa already been very
considerahle.and it will be still greater
ia the future. In building and per
petuating these safeguards to life and
property the road's interest are iden
tical With those of th t inters and
property owner. In quality th Mis
sissippi Valley railroad ia first-class in
every pirtioular. No expense hat
been spared in preparing the road bed
Heavy grades tnd sharp curvet hive
been ivoided. The bridges ire of the
most solid tnd substantial character.
Th rolling stock at hand and in
c.urne of construction it oomplcte in
ill in appointments. Aa will be Been
by reference to the time table, pub
lished in tbe Picayune. naMemrar
traint irt already making daily trip
over more man nan tne distance be
tween tbit city tnd Baton llouge.
Within a lew weeks tbt track will bt
o far ballasted that these trains will
bo extended to tbe capital eity, aod,
unless unforeseen diflioultic are en
countered, the road will be completed
and trai.il running between the con
templated depot in thit eity ind
Memphis on or before the lat of May
next.
Opinion al eminent Dr. H. a.
Nleuarl,
President Mary land Hospital, linltimom
" I have lined (oldea'a
L.lqnia steel Toale ror more than a
vear. It oomhino. the virtiu. nf IiumI
and toniu remarkably, and, I am siitirtied,
nits savin nut wiieii any other meoVimi
would fail. (KiimrmW tbo name COL
UKM'B tako nootlier.)
. OAI11J,
To all who are sal.rint from sho errors aa
early doay, loss of maaaood, wto.. I wtllaenf
a noire thai will cure yoa, t KRKaJ UI
CHAIlliK. This great r.me.y waadiseorerad
br a mitvi.nary ia boat! Aneriea. Honda
rlf-addrwMi envoi. ae to Ihe Rev. Juaara T
irt.. Mt.riA. n va ('it.
Aiiaaiaa. HXj lift tricmo vaioa aaaa.
ma
trill XCJ..U IsasSr
y ailtet leanly
it 1 ?? i. .,.
f.., it..a pu-im.
Of. H.1., SI I
. H.i f..r l.M, s all
. h. .a,
" - ' V. a, an". ...a n
Btf.UtUaa. Un.M.Sr
fold It) Mw.M,V
m.ulpTi!, l.y all Prfij-yllts.
a Maifutui wtUtuis iMta
avavia
vs. rmai.
CLARENDON .
HOTEL
Stay Prolonged
- .
I'STIL
December 19.
DNPHSCKDEKTKa .SUCCESS !
327 Patients327
-. , .1 T
Under Treatment.
09 Tuiiiefl Away 89
Pronounced Incurable
J
Dr. WILBTJE,
SPECIALIHT,
Traatt successfully Cbronio aad lent lUind-
Im Diseases, sach aa Dtaeaaea ef tbt (I sad
Throat and Looei. Liver. Kidnar and Uesrt
ComplainU. Inveterata Diseases ef tha 8Um
sen (that have deled all ethw methods),
those fearful diseases of the Ttervoos Bvattm
Urislnt freia whatater eaiue), Scrofnla,
Dropsy. Paralvsis, Fits, Fevers, Dons, Con
traeted Cords, Kolaned and Stiff Joints,
Meuraliia, Bhtuaiatiim, Bolatloa, Diseased
Bene Deformities, Salt Kheaaa, JCrysipelu
skald Uetd, 111- conditioned Ulcen, SjphilU.
Nasal I'oljpsm, Asthma, ilay Fever, Koae
Cold, Winter Cough, Chroala Diarrhea aad
Dlabtf. All may h eared by this New aa
Wonderful System If not too far advanoed.
Beae Diseases cured when all other mttaoUr
have tailed. " '
Ladiaa who art sufferint with ooaalnu
pecoliar to their sex, eaa oonsult tha Doctor
with averr aasttiaoce of svesdy ralief and
trmaneDtevo.
The Doctor p.rtiealarly lovltes all eases
that have been given up by other physicians.
If you are doing well under the oare of your
own physician, do not call oo DM. aa oar
province Is to treat those who osaaotDad
relief otherwise. . .
Consnltation an. Examination Free
The Doctor eaa be consulted from 10 am
tot p.m. 08 VI
Home Iteina.
"All yoor ewa fault
If yon remain sick when you can
Uet hop bitters that never Fail.
The weakest woman, amalleat child,
and slckmt invalid can uae hop bitter
wiin saicty anil great goon. . . ..
Old mon totterinsr around from rheu.
mutism, kidney trouble or any weakness
will be almost new by using hop bitters.
My wife and daughter wore made
neaitny bv the use ot bop bitters and I
reromniend them to my people Metbo
llial llllMDman
v. .ajji.i.ii.
A air an. ..nil ilnnln. If kn
Bitter, are not the bait family medicine
vn oario.
Malarial fever, Airuo and Biliousness.
will liwvo every neighborhood as soon as
hop bitters arrive.
"My mothnr drove the paralysis and
neuralgia all out of ber aystem with hop
oiiii.ni. 1-.U. rjswi'go nun. . -
Keep the kidneys healthy with hop bit
ten and you need not fir aickneaa.
Ice water is rendered harmleasand more
refreshing and reviving with hop bitton
in each draught
- The vigor of youth for the aged and
innrm in nop oitiersi
"At the chanin of life aothleg equals
If.. I. bitters to allay all troubles laoident
Thereto."
"The best jwriolioal for ladies to Uke
monthly and nom which they will recoi
the irreaUist benefit is hop bitten."
Mothers with sickly, fretful, nundn
cluldrnn, will euro the children and bene
fit tlienisolvi. br tiiklnir hop bitten dnilv
Thotuands die annually from some
ii.nn oi aionry ainease mill miglit have
oeea prevenieu oy a timely use of hop
llltbnr.
In.Jitroation. weak atiimai-.h. irroo-ii.
lurltica of the bowels, cannot exist when
nop outers are used.
Atlmsly or. of hop
BltUn will k.an . whnl. r.mil.
la roboat health a roar at a liltle oost
Io prosluee mal genuine sleep an
child-like repoae all night, take a little
nop rotten on retiring.
Thut indigestion or stomach gi
night, preventing rent and aleep, will dis-
apix'iir tiy using hop bitter.
i'nralytic, nervous, tremuloua old
Iadiea are made porfectly quint and
sprightly by umng kop bitUira.
I3QRSE OWNERS
M a ii sa
GQMBAULT'S
Fit CAUSTIC
' '
UT-THE GREAT frRENCH-a
VETERINARY REMEDY
Hum ttf In Prnmlnr nl mt tn the bitrt t
triauHry itmi i ir oi r.nrupe ir us
pntal Twuuty ear.
SPEEDY. POSITIVE I SAFE CUR
Ynr irfrtt-Htf. Kwyv-or, OwnH Hunk. Htnitntw,
iMifleeh-imtvf.VViiitl lnfiiv J1 Hklu IHmmmwoi
I'ahwiu, l,riih.U InfLuiiLiatl.iii",!! f na Il
tl. i;.tli-. nil rniin-iMjsjw) $Tt,m H iu, KitwNm.i. sn4
..iiara aa..iir 1-iSH.r.a. a THrVla mil nuri'llxM Of lllnk
Hi. ,in,(lu4iii,) oUi-idi-ti.HinUilmt-iitaitf H.iMtj
an.! f ..tlta. fur khm 'i)nrJoliliitt.rnrmtr'r18tiiti
Iu IU lnstaulaiailtw ruivair team atttur bkiuiiii.
WE CJARANTEE teM
wiil (in-u 'U iu .uu m li.l nviiIlM tliuii a wtj'ilti 1mIHi
ol mi tn.ifjii-iit or ilri niitumevr n.ade
wnrreniawl Inwiyp inllalatHlatM. I'rlf ft I .s'Hj
-r l iim, h- !.! l,y ilru-wiai, (ir wilt ly ( ii.n-,
ruri4i'N paid nltii full mr- uti tfk Iu lum.
LAWRENCE, WILLIAMS at CO.
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
4,1' tmpwr't.i my, I At wf ! U un4 fom..
- 1. 1 . , . .. .
MAouder ' c Oo.
- DIALiaS IB -
Sons, Pistols, Fishing Tackle
D00K AID TBUXK LOCII,
Kay aflltlnt, 3H t o
a.lW HaDlaaOU BTHKJR.
(aiaaaaar)
aala oien mm repalirtxl tl
short BOtlrnp,
aepalrint n mpUy atUade tt
j --- a" ..i'. r .J
BALSAM
IXTTIHy
. r JLf' aa ? waasa4V
CAPITAL R12E, $150,000.
"Wadohoreby certify that wa supet
viae tie arrangvmanta lor ail tbe atonlb
ly and bwui-Annusd Drawinga ol 'lbt
Ixiuiaiana Sll Lotuiry Company, aad is
(wraon manag and control Ilia ilrawingi
"'"-'"i Mi uiaa ui. aaiuw ir, ui-i.
iiwd Willi Lonoaty, fmrns Jid in g d
nb toward all partiae. and w .mh......
lb Company to uae tbiaontuiicaM, nb
Hwiuiin oi or .iKuaiurea aiWicaod, ta
us advaitiiHUUiuita."
Com ra liHlitfr s.
Inprecedenti'd Attraction!
'"Otet Haifa Million DistriMeJ,
Louisiana State Lottery roipaB?.
Inftortinp.if4 In IMS f. 1. ...... L. ,1. r
laLtar for Uduc.lion.l an I'h.ril.hL ,
o.a-tili amnitl prti.aw,na-ts wli'nh a
rawva fund of bM.tlOu kai lino. t ,,n.J in)
Hraaov.rwhcluiinapoiialsrTot. its (mi.. I
j!l'Vw"1 ! " P,rt Prawntatsu.
Coaslltutir.a .l..i.tJ UaoemlwrSd. A.D..1ICS.
i.urnn.i Bnr numlr llnwlyai
III lilt pl.c, monlhlT. It
postponaa. Louk .t ti-. run.,ir.. i...,.n.n
lu.ld iiraisd Vloutliljr
-aad tht-t- .
Extraordinary Senal-Annual Drawing,
at New Orle.ni, Tmsjuj, Bmn a-r Iwih,
twet, BDiior the personal superyisioo and iumh
atemantof til (I. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana,
aad Get. iUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia,
Capital Prize $150,000.
Ho.trtv-TtoliPtaftrf fit) only, IIhIvm,
W t- a aiinaa W-4 al, fl,
, LWI Qt PH1ZKS: -
1 Capltst Hriia ef tl'O.oio... i..41M,o0
1 tlmnJ Prtie of Wfi.il ... 60.100
JLarae Prises .1 .
Ljrj-e Prites of
3 Priios oi
60 "
100 '
A ,IWU 111, Ol . HU,!IU,.,, ,M
m.tino
au.nou
10,tl.
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. loo
20,Of3
fi.0.10
ai,ni
40,0110
W.WlO
to.ouo
Ala
000
APPROXfV Al inn u'ii'V'r'i'u':'
SO...
100 Aiiproaituatign pntos of ISO... taj.doo
fi .. - it- io.j
100 . ." . ... . 76.. . J,uQ
t,t!V Prises, amountint to.
A
lU
Applloatloe for rates to olubs should be
ado only to the offloe of the Company in How
Of leant.
For farther Informatics, write clearly, fv
iu( tun atu'irswp, .nm r. u. Money Or a en
Order
i to
pnrui atnu uar-.-n netmiertvi hetUra to
i-W VfKHII nMltOUHl llttUU.
- -ii. ii a, ,
rVaav llrleanii. t.m.
PONT 4 L SOTKM .nH .Hi... ,:...,..
wail or Uioresi (all a Till (if anil lit, avrlar
am 1 1 taa, UH( w.)fugf) IQ
A UAUrtllll,
(07NMltll Nl.. aSnahlsHawtna. Tfk s
vrt n -p.t .lotirr trv'eyv-. rgn,phn. T-rtTi.
Administrator's Notice. :
rHB ontlenltnetj hiring been ipuolntd
a luilTj.Slr.VtOr nf the, asatutati nt Jut,, ilil-
tuuro, uorru. i ai or uriueudtn oounty,
Ark. a hereby itvei notice to all Mnnm hav.
iBKclaini against Rani eiUte to present the
same 4ulr authentirated an prtjuoribed bj
7: , " Vrr"?B "aeoioa W tfaid estate
win uiearc 01 1 nu eett e. '
RWaUAKObuN, Administrator.
68 S 74 SO tlA Front street.
DuPont&Co
PAPER
534 W. Main Street
Louisville, Ky.
Keb-e IiOW4-neitla . Tlie
niiMiMii,i 1 alley Iu
TANDBHateie tn this came made No
U vember'2. 1 -111 at.Il at t.i.itA
tion in front ef the oourthouse, in Meuphii,
uu
8nlardav Ueecmbrr 15, INS,
the foIlowlDf lands:
1st, One lot sooth ride of Market street,
fimw ieet. on -turn is a two-atory bnc
hooite nnmbor 50 M&rk(tt ttrMa,t
2d, Jot Lane subdivision, cut of Mem-
plm. w uet on the enU side of Dupree street
by UH feet, yn wbirh is ta one-story iramo
house ol six tuonat said lot between Lane
venue inu iouisviiie runroaa.
lid, Lou I and U, Peyton subdMslon. to
tether frontinRttt feet on north side of old
Raleigh rtied and running bank on west side
UA ptraliftl to Pettun avenue and en the
tiisi siue i i net I'ireiiei witQ said avenue.
4th, Eiorth half ui lot 42 ol the Dunn sub.
division, ea-t of Memiihia. frnnlinar 117 rut
on south side of Union avenue by 150 feet
-iip.
nt, Lot on north side of New Raleigh road
at intersection of Mara Die htcdh. finntninin
everal arret and fully desei ibed in the deed
to tue jninMseippi valley ins. to., ia booi
lU,naffe47l. un this lot it a house contain
idk ore or in rooms.
Terms of bale Credit of seven mnnlb
note bearitt interest from date of tale with
fersonal security, and daedi to be executed
y the receiver rotaioint lien. Hedemption
Darrea. . tiAiuiibir. Keoelver.
Smith A Collier, J iiClouah. LIE Leh
man, L W Humes, Craft A
(Jooper, Attys. VI
Ron-Bccldenl Notlo.
No. 6 60. B D-Ia tha Chanoon Ooort
ot
Bhelby county, Tenu.-t! F Hunt vt Oliver
. n uaraioera ot ai.
1 T appearina from erlcinal and amended
L bills which are sworn in in tkl. .,n
that the defendants. Oliver 8 Caruthors,
Bamuel l uarumers, Anuia E llfaolsncl, Vt
I Bsanland. Bell Puk., v U C.ruthets.
Hamuli B '""!"-, oarah M Burt J II
Burt. Individually and ua eiocatr. f J C
larumers, aeeveseui usaa linvidson, Joei.
lorry and her husband. T.rrv. aod Kl.i
Adams, are residents of the Sluts ef Mi..i,
eippii that Mary Madox and Martin Ij.tM.
son are residents oi tbe H'ate of irxai; that
Alioe Byrus and busliyn.1, Byrus, are
residents nf State of Michigan, and that
manes emiin is a resident uf blaleol r londa
and all t on-residents of tbe St teof Tsnnea
see. aod that tbo Dawes and olaee. nf raai
denoe of the olher heirs aod loaalees of J 0
taruuiers, deceased, are unknown and eon'
not be ascertained alter diliaent iniiu.ry.
It is thereforo ordered that they make
their eppearanoo herein, at th, courthouse
oi Dnoioy county, in mempBis, lass,, cb
orbafor. tb. flrt MoD'isy in January, 1!4.
and plead, aoswor or demur to complainant
earn, wilt
out ana
amended
bill.
the
b. Ukea
for
eoBfoasod
as to thsnand set for hearing es-paru. and
that a copy of this order ba pohllsbed onoe
a week, lot four nooeuivt woeka, ia tha
sunn, unsn,
. This Id day ef December. IMS.
A copy Attest!
R J BLACK, Clerk aad Master.
ByJM Bradley. 1). 0. AM.
Myers A booed, sols for oimplalaant.
79 85 UI
Non-Itealtlenl Mot'ea.
Ho. SJW) R Ia tbe (Thaneo-r tlonrt nf Hh.lha
county, Tenn. Tko Stat, ol Tenoostue (or
ose, eievs. n ri Duller ot al,
IT appaariua from am.ndd bill which U
sworn to ia this aause that th. d.f.nd.
ant, K F Walt is a resident ol the State of
Araaosasi tnal Mrs Kate J.ano and H.ifus
Walt I, sn. are residents of the State of Vlo.-
ide. aad all noa-lesideats of the but if
ieonessee.
11 la therefore ordered that they waki
their appearanoe herein, at the oourtnouso ol
Shelby ooanty, In Memphis. Tennessee, on or
b.fotwtaelrst Monday in January, IMI, aad
plead, answer or demur to oomplsio.
ants amended bills K, filed herein, or the
earn, will Dl uns for mioimsmm tn tbora
anu sl lor neariof ex-pari ana IBat a out y
of this order b publishM once a week ht
lour suocesslva wmbs la in, rabll, irtdi,r.
This :id d.y of lieoemher, m
A Oopy-Attoati
R.J. BLACK, Caad M.
ByJM Baim.iv, DOandM.
i W llamploo and 0 W ttelsk.il, sola for
romT-rt 7V MS Ol H7
I I PflP tJCrrT of Imitation stained tlass,
JjilliUll UIUjIjI sold every day In my store
at c, to Indu.'O a larger order, one sheet
on'y ir you, pi.nlit, lor 10c, which is less
than cost to ma iu lii.ixlj lots. Kaaily applied,
trmiHirarily or poruiarontly, to glass alrnady
io cli.H. hes, b.iiu.s, storM. (Urculars free.
1 UlO FKKjKNT.by iii.il .o-Mshin. for
I'm Au drawint Fo.traiU, etc., with Fea.o
TUP nFDlin NMtrcr'aWeklylwlth
lUIl UUilAljU Oil Clin.mo. 10 color., Uta
Ul o.r y.sr. T"3 IIKKAI.I) Adv.rtl.iir
want AisnU. Ad.lri'SS I.. Ill SHITil
as VII Arch r.t, l'hil..,l..lii.. Fa.
The rvnilC LKDQKR Job
Printing 0(lic and JiinUry is
note luaiteil nl 17 Union ttrect and
ready for all butincsB offering.
MAUDFAGTUfiERS
Fancy Groceries,
BIS Cfc M E IT- B.ton Markot Mineemwt, verv aupwlo, i,
tan mi ..,:,,rwl.v fwrtn neot.laW trade. - "IT i ! rt T. I 'I
.viI. IG A liR kjaKifl K.,ftuU r .1 rT . rfji -. -.a-I.il
taM'l H.IKt.K91-Atfl, lSnehin
1 lISrl-An Immaiua.tofron, S o,m. 1.'" f0"
all m a i, i. u.frzlrZr' "u " "? P"r pound un. :
OM iattKS-lUoi.. !2
CranUrrioaand Crmnbon"
"T", 1? "''''"i 1 tirteJ fiat Appnv TWie.il
nd Olive Oil, (ii hitii Lemons Kitraet. V',. 7 caa
r Celebrated Mo.iaroh Kl.ai, MuSt"' Bul
L.OIVUHUI, IMlvea an.
and Cbetve, and ou
LYTLE &
;i
1. 1
Hi
u .-rf
l'Clti."."....W.-
ciwoulah ArVNt- a.m ta
Or Wale la aiessiphla, Wy N.
Chancery Sale of "
HEAL ESTATE.
No. MO, K-Chanc.r. Oonrl of Rh.ln.
-lhoStiiU of T.ao.MM f0. it, '
viv ra luva.iuimnjr at .1. i . . u
r .. v.: '. .. c .. . win
T-"l -f'i" .M"l Sn. IAI iu. rjlhfrf 1,1,1, Ul
within l.s.l houn. tha followln, desorlbod
nrouertj, situatou in oltr oi li.muhia. aha,
broounty, lenn,, to-wlti
Lois one aodwo il and 2), block Ivc t
fort Piclrmi,,, sold a, ,h, propt, 0f Mrs
M rranklin and Anna W Kivis
ierins -of S.te-Oo a crodit of sevon IT)
montl,,. ,arel.ar to eieoute Bote w ood
EX'S" ""- r.dcT,2
this NovemliorT, wn,
n.j v npatT i. BLACK, O A M. i
Br J. M Bradley, D, u. a-M
. II. ll.l.k.nU- u i,.t . .
B.likiii.Sd"s: ' ou"la ra Va in'
r. Chancery Sale,
Keal Estate. .
No. e'8 R -Cbancsry Court of Rh.lh
L entercd jo ih. abovn nn tk. on
lay of March, IKK1, M II ; nai7 T will-ail
h. taut. Lak-il uiwrwi f yuioe POUH'
aee" on ' COUtJr Tsaaai-
ran ,i i i
SatarUay, December 8, 1NS8,
bto leaal hours', tnV foiloirin. ' ii,.i'i,.j
LoUblockl', west lide ofL.Roso street.
fronU , to f, -fiRS; sTroH an'd r.n."V
back between tiarall.l iBes IS) f.et in" ,'
O W Ourdun tra,u, ad H J Ctiee .;
baraa and Seveath streets. Tenth ward, troot-
"." !12 1 th 'lt "Idt.of Alabama
street and ranalnt Back 17b f,e? l'Jh i on
the soatkaasl oovom- of Alabama and . oVroth
L'rMU: .V lot i liM ""d adJ,?iMB7
Ki,h! rl;r" f, ".si"! A Boc. R D
Bin? ' ' V l""00: . Pbuteri
Alio inu.anrt 1 , . . ..
,-.a.i ..ie-vn aered iori-Ven miniths.
porehMw to msa -t. win, Z l
''ft1-1 " Ul"dand r.deuiptun bjn.d.
Ibis November 7, law. --.
w. i u J 5,?.. W and .astae
K n ll.l.Lnll il' U s-iTA n, t, :
a .."'Z r "-" V " ne.
iaVoir.H
as no :
' Chanoery So.ji..I
Iieal Estate. ,
N"k?'?' ,H71"u,rr Coortof Shrtbr ooanly
MlhaM taiker eTal. " ' "
BVtsr.!ai4..-
iith day .1 rat.v:iv;:r.M " :. ,i
at rob lis auotson. to tb, hiahest bid
der. In trout of tie clerk and master's
ofilco, eoni'Jiniu, r Bhelb; ooumr. Memphis!
lenneaseonon
ratnrelay,I)eeeaiber S, 1888,
within lcml hours, the following described
property, situated io oity of Memphia.bhelby
oounty, t'enrie.s.e, to wltl -"""of
Lois 1 and .1 block 3, ou ssstsldeof Teneeal
u 'i'1" "M." Property of
Parker aaaiu. l-arttr, aad O B
. AI,V ,0j J' oloclt MilSO ft. comer of
r.'" siren., sola aa tne Property
of IhomasCalsnao, Ann Calanan Dempsryr
(I llemii.e,, Uor. li.vt- sod das Klaheny.
A so lots b ... t :i. is.ini r..r ...
an Derapsryti
siue oi l-ausov street, sold aa the property of
Jane I) (.rook, S.mnel Culler. V 8 Bruce
otbara" ''l'k fcu"'so, tt Woodruff and
r Terms f sale On a credit of 7 months, not
with aood securitj, Hen retained and redemp
tion barred.
Ihia November 7,1183.
B. J. BLACK. Clerk aad Heater.
BrJM Bradley, DCiM.
F H Hel.kell. W M Smith. 0 W Helskell.
T U t.lsmstoa, solicitors. oss6
CHANCERY SALE
or
Real Estate.
No. iW, K -Chancery Court of fihelby coom.
"7, .'li'0,0' TooBoirte for iu own use, ou..
vs ti W l osUr at al. i
BY virtue of an Interlocutory deoroe fbi
sale, entered la tbe above cause oa the
loth day el May. im, in MB38, pate tti,
I will id I, at pah la auotioa. to tbt bitbest
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Master's
office, courthouse of Bbelby ooun ty.tl tmpbla,
T.ub,, on
Natnrelay, leeembr 8, 1888,
within local hours, th. followln, described
property, situated in oity of Msmphis, bhelby
ooootr, Teonesseo to wit
Lots i Ml and 270, beainnlnr on the south
eld. of forlar street at a point ffi fswt from
f econd street, thence west wllh the llneof
Foplsr street liM1 feet, th.nco south W ML
thence east 101 leet. th.nco aoith SO f..t to
the binoioai said lots sold aa the property
of John Overton, Jr., trustee, and li. L,
annauy .
Also lot 214 northeast corner of Main and
Wasbiuston streau, 7liU fM, sold as the
-'Yi.fcs ui ,udd ovtrioo, ir, trasteo, n u
Mii.i.i.j, nnni. a aoa tl DUOWdeB.
Terms of bale On a credit of 7 months,
rrM irom riant or redemption, purobaaer to
.itcui. not. wuu tood security and Ilea re-
in.u ior purona.e money.
This November 7. 183.
... . J. BLACK. 0. aad M
By J M Bradley, U. 0. and at
t il U.iikell, Wm M Bmitb, 0 W Helskell,
solictors. M) sri
CUtUlCerV Sola Of
.
TlTTl A T, . RRT A TIT1-
-------' JsKJ J- -ti. X Xlio
esl, H-Chancery Court of Shelby eounty
i ,'u , ,ul anii". ior its own use,
.".'y' " a'
If 7
)Y virtue of aa interlocutory decree for
11 sale, aatared in the above cause on the
l;wh day ol M.y, 1183, M B 3, p 610, I will
wu, a, runii. auoiiiiD, to ina nignest bidder,
ia Boat el the Clerk aad Master's once,
courthouse of Bhelby coaaty, Memphis,
Nuliirda, December 8, 1888,
wlthia legal hours, tht follcwlat described
ni..nr, iKiiiiii id cut ol Memphis, She!
by eouoty. Tean.. to.witi
Lot No 11 in Brown's subdivision Four
tanrith district of Bhelby onunty in Tenth
ward, fronting 75 feetoa north side of Oeorg la
I. ,?"." runn ng Deck between parallel
lines 776 feet; said lot bsing also d.sorib.4 as
of dimeosions feet front by 178 feet deep.
Also the east part al said lot Ne 11, front
ing l feet oa tbo no th side of uoorgla street
and tunning back bstween parallel lines K8
leet; said lots tielng told aa tbo property of
i: .lSi"., ,"'"", b netaareu
anu narvaa v paosriu.
Also lot No 11 In Brown's snMI.1.1...
fronting 78 feet ou the north side of lieorgle
f,,r,a..ni1 running back between narallol
lines 17s feet. Smu as the property of 1 M
Uullos JKIJ Miller and J B Wethsrell.
Terms ef Sale-Uu a credit of seven (7)
months, purchaser to execute note with gooa
security! Hen letalned; right and equity uf
TBia November 7th, 1DH.
i. issn R11JB1fAi:,K'"dMasUy.
By J M Bradley, D,C. A M.
F It lleirkell. Wm M Smith and 0 W Hell
ke'l. solicitors. Ra tt,
HoeWMBt MUe.
No. No. 6-In tbe Chanoery Court of
dhidi eogoiy, isnn. loeniate oi lea net
se
Jati
see ior uae, etc. vs v is utiticr et al.
X appearing from amended but whioh It
sworn ut tn mis cause um ,ne deenunnt
in! it is ia raataxMt nt Niaia nf
aaataf ntiMim, laeixreucis m Vinson and
Margaret b Vinson, Altoo McNeill, trus
tee. Matt e W ll-trhiniun. l.'K.ri.. W lutnh.
triaatn Walter N Haldrmen and John i'one
hue ere residents of (lit btate of Keatuoky;
that K lraoD-K'niuhart Is rrsldeut of Htate
oi Atlanta; ID tt u a rYadueil, trustee Is a
resident nf the bUte of Misiourl, and that
ketnlrertTretevent and BaMie T-mevant are
residents of tbe Htnte of Louisiana, and all
non-residents of thebtate of lnneiiee.
And it also aiipearing that tbe names and
niece of residence of the belrs of tseorge A
MoCall and of tha hairs of Willi a- It An.
drews, and of the heirs of Julia Andrews,
aud of therein ef Ju la Kain are ell un
known aud eannol be asoerteinetJ efter d til-
gent lti'iulry.
Itisthereioro ordered that they all make
theli appearance herein, at tbeoourthouse.of
Hbalby oosnty, In pbIs. lenne"eee, on or
bajfure ttie flrtt iluo Jy In Januery, lftM.
and plead, enswer or dm nr to oouHlinnt
amontled bill No. 6, tiled November 21. IhkI
tbe aamtt will Ka i.Ita ....
Hinfsed as to them and set for hrint ei
PirUI n tfikt '0''y( tl.il order be pub
lished once a w. ek for foul luooessive weeks
n tbe Puiilio Li dger ' ,
inis lull dy ii November, 1883. ' - 1
Aoflty-AUeAi
U A lil i pit m.-k w.a
By J M Bradl.y, U. t"' M. """"
J W Uamalon, sol (o complainant.
. 7o aa aa n
-
tMoro -,,
. ati t -
Oa '
Tss .'eva
in rroot or tne vtort and Master's -otlic 1 " l H u li,wWr' M Ohl,.,
.ourthous. of bhelb, eo.oty. Memphis, I.o -Maa.i. UouiT.Z' W.dd.'i if"0"10? '
aeasoe. on ,,;.. u i . . 1 , j , f : !'.!.llJ " ba.bar!.l.Widt '5'""
j K 1 I - ,
boon or lf,.a.ri H1ui uvi .;...! J.
J.isot.f it
'.i1' ?d Sultana. . ,
SHIELDS, m
iioau iiimt a rdiitjni says oi r.
"Tlij PmiIMi-i 1 pi,w,,a ,ym , , A, a
Olid in. Olm.ni. n.;..V....rV '.". f
KilK7td!,-,.,f!i':i.4i.'!
ICI 1. II,. oserailliwl, snort Uin..",."X
whlcbwlirin,,.,,
Abo Mt-aieiauitaN-w. V. h,x,w
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MF BCHEMIST1,
Soauu in,, a, -- . ...,
rma aoa sold oolr br tb.
.' m.o. at
tt'i trsatasn tj. tn Btttii as u-. ..'.,...
r. Louia.aao.
klAKKnr.l.D A CO.- i -
Hoa-Besildral Nolle.
Ncor,f.Un,:;.ofr0f8h.,h,
jut ore, etc, ,,W Butler I,Bn"
Tt
-umiias Dvyo aoa J
j . 7.L ,g aoa Jimi
w"ti'.' i0'"'"? f Kentuckvi ii.. ifv",'..
,l "'!.. Wolff, ani s.i: 'If
noo-rosidenu of th. ct,u of rilf and
that la,i4 Chandler and VVnTii 1
Biio-rosidoou of th.staE. .rrJ..Qul,lb
emy eounty, in MniHrhr. -i w"'"ue oi
tore
plead
rnoadcd bill No, S Zua u 0-:.B,'li,l
aniwe
A kill
f-lw, r tbe
fels.d as to them and Jl L.i.
ana mat a eopy 7i iTi. ..Vi (""(
once a wsk forVI, . '.."u,r Pybl-h U
i"i-" . i iwrui
rubliolieditr. ; """""0 woeu ia t
sar. . . "
ibis SOU
A copv IttMt,
BLACK, C and V.
MV.I M U.ll
ant.
77 S3
89 96 j
: .i !l(
- Chancer Salfl nf
vV?'.u.U"i Uluer .t al. .
of WaisS,1?. Of th. lih day
of tha Olwk uj.!i 1.' bidder, la Croat
.,LyrV,""!r' ""bar 8, lsaia,
Woun7feV4111.0w o Wempkis, Bhel
i.lby.?rV.f il,1"00? f " " of
raaabPTf!2
d"cj d o (llmX! i1 ''foae h.o
of Hush JloU.rS'-.u8"'"':. oroperty
f..t , . ' 'or t", froat a41
aiso lot, .(4
ihtVi'di-,1' "rfi M5
,1.,.TJ 7 V.e 11
troeU. ojunn4iiaik
Ejri'HMaia
oi Balr-On a credit ef aevaa m
d'Ptiokkirrii -iiTji ,
oianovemhcr7. lm.l f
Bmttiray'y v " at
n CHAWCERY SALE OFT)
u$ rChancan Court of Shelby Coaaty
.l' -okorl otalvaMra B Llvln,noae4
li.Ti"". of f? Iptarlooutory decree for
AT. -J 4 "'rod in the above causa on thettk
salt, at public i aaotioo. to the hlhMt bidder.
of li JFU' " Master'a etSo.
K.n.i0'" of Bh"" ooanty, kemphts.
AenBeaseo,oa s . j...,
, Saturday, pecember 15, 1888,
within lrl hours, the folbwie, described
C WtvM! k o
Part, nf inia am . , i n j a
. , . , - .uu. i .no sr. in
Block sliteeo (16), froatln. thlrty-lhreo (Ml
fnt 0n
ninety (90, , thi lld. f miHt
street, keina ou the soutbaaet comer ot
llotteto an Klliott Streets, torether with
tne improvements thereon. Said sale to bo
ftiiVUu'Jtfil "owever, to a olaim of the
iiotfoto I BulldlBf aad Loan Association
ataiort said ornperiy for two, aocured by
trust deed of fsth N ovembor, 1878,
Terms af R.ur..i,
in. oasi siua 01 lleHoto stre.l and
This November 14. 1S83.
ByJ M Bradley, D fV il?"
. Oantt k FatUrsoa, Wltli
I J BLA0K, C a M.
rl. m VI
' Qoodwta, aad W
yoncuors.
Chancery Bale .';
OF
HEAL ESTATE
No.4S7, R-Chacery Court of Bbelby coaaty
Ihe State of Tennessee ttr iu own um,
etc., vs R M MoKio et al.
BK virtue of an interlocutory decree for
,, . sale, tDtarad la tbe above, cause oa th
K!i iof lm- m r :t ri
will soil, at pubho aootiou, W (lie hlgtwl bid
der, In front of thsCl.rk and Master's offlco,
courthouse of Bhelby county, Memphis, Tea
nessee, oa
Saturday, Ifceciuber 8,
within legal hours, as to tb (altswlng t
soribed property, situated tn city of Mem
phis, Shf Iby county, Teua.. to-wltl
Ut 10, block M. Talbot subdivtsloa SOilUS
west slue of Hutfa street, fronting 60 tot oa
Rnth street and running back woetwmrdly
lu feet.
Also lot 11, block 64, Talbot awkrlvistoB.
5nxH2 feet, west side of Kulh atroet. Said
proierty sold aa tha proMrty of Kdward
Sliaw and wife, Peiar Watson, Ida Burton,
John and Aaiaoa hurton. I) Ii Foatta aad
James A Final,, tlustoot.
Alan let 17, block 41. Causey street, west
side, Sxlao feet Bold as tbe property of W
Kandbui-n FButlor, at A and 0 W Cbaa
dlor npj M OTJendersoB. i ,
'Also lot IK. block 4 aoath tide of Oalkoaa
street, tsSilTO feet, mora particularly de
scribed as followai Boglnnint at a gtako
1114 leet from tit Intersection of th, west
side of Hernando street las extended by John
Overtoil with th toatb td f u.lh.ia
atreet, and rune theno westwardly with Cal
houn streot Sti feet U a stake: tlinc at rlgal
aoglea to said street 170 fact to aa alien
(bene tastwardly wltk oaid alley 66 fi to
lot 17; thence at right angles to said alloy 170
.i ,.h. beginning. Bold as the property
of RM Mckie, CalEerlne McKiaaad Joha
Overtaa.
Terms of 8ale-0i a credit ot seven (T)
months, purobaaot to icut. aot with good
security; lien . retained and redemptioa
burred,
Ihia Novmbcr 7th, 1883. . t
n , K BLftc C1,r and Master.
Hf J M BrasHae. U t snd U .
1 11 Beiskell. WmM Smith. CW BeUkell
NasliviQo,
CHATTANOOGA,1 ; tti
ATLANTA,
FLORIDA,
-AND THB
Southoaiit,
TAUK TBB ,( i' -
No, O.tSwSt.L.R'y.
tub,
Favorite, !
Call on Nearest Ticket Agt
Or Address . !-
A. T. STEVENS
Pass. At't, Dallaa, T.au, or'
"We Xa. 33aileB .
8 F and T A, Nashville, Teaa.
at. V. flKLKV, T. A- Masmphia.
J. M. GREGORY;' Jr.,
; Attorney at Law.
KANSAS CITY,
HO.
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