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THE DAILY. ADVERTISER, MONTGOMERY. TP ESDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1890, THE STATE'S REVENUE BURNED TO -THE i' WATER'S EDGE.

and a blessed harvest for a patient work, love him. His life has been simple aud sublime. His teachings, by word and deed, have been Catholic; UmperaBce and charity has he symbolized; "love your neigh, bor as yourself" has been the daily lesson of his long oareer; and when he shall be gathered to tis Father, the world will be happier, better and purer for his Dresence here below. 4. BY DUNKLIN'S BRIDGE, ON THE EAST TENNESSEE, PERISHES IN SMOKE.

DERIVED FROM TAXATION AS SHOWN THE ASSESSMENT Episcopalians may have a special joy in the grand old man, hut ne is too nig TravellBK Blocked mporrilT, No FreijM Can Shipped Until Nw Bridge Ii Bullt-Kpublio Ct Opn-Ncrom 8UU JUd-I-HtH Blti Stint Daw. in heart and brain, in preoept ana ex eniDle. for them to have a monopoly. There is a Total Increase of $13,062,058 in Valuation. find a.

Bishop Wilmer belongs to all the South; his name and fame are among the most precious heritages of the people. Briizht Bhines the sun on his Golden Pensacola that the Custom House at the Port cannot be closed at o'olook p. exoept during the hot summer mouths. He says it should be kept open for the transaction of publto business until 4 o'olook each day a ad later if necessary. The Census Bureau to-day announced the total population of the State of Indiana 2.189,030.

Iuorease in ten years, 210,829 or 10.65 per cent, the Dopulation of Michigan 2,089,792, increase 452,855 or 27.66 per cent. Territory of New Mexico 144,862, increase 25,287 or 2L16 per cent Albuquerques population 6,058. iuoreasa 3,743, while Santa Fe fell ofl 653 the present population being 5892. The total population of California is 1,204,002. Inorease 339,308 or 30.24 per cent The Comptroller of the Currency has called fora report of the condition of National banks, doing business Thursday.

October 2. The amount of silver offered for sale to the Treasury Department to-day was 780,000 ounces, and the amount purchased 300,000 ounces as follows: One hundred thousand at 100,000 at SU220, 50,000 at $1.1225. at $1.1233. The prepayments of interest cm Government bonds Friday were $137. 699 aud Saturday $57,188 making the total to date 810,812,365.

WHO WILL BE SENATOR! mm Total Decrease in the Revenue Derived Therefrom i of $70,600.67 The Increase in Taxes Comes, Principally From South east Alabama The Black Belt's Showing. Wedding day; sweet is the incense of a universal sympathy; profound is the public and private hope that he' and his help-mute may journey many years together yet, and that, as the shadows lengthen, more radiant may become the closing day. CONVENTION. THE MISSISSIPPI School Section That Famous Comei op The following Is a stutoment of the Revenue der.ved iaxa as shown i I I i i 5 til Hi Tho Importance of purifying the blood car not be overestimated, for without pure blood yen cannot enjoy good health. At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich, tho blood, and Hood's SarsaparUla is worthy your confidence.

It Is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while It eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Hood's 3arsapariUa Is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. I.

Hood Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar To-ilay. by abstruc tiled in the offlce ot the State au-uloi- ui miu jau Jackson. Oot. 6.

The Committee of Rights and General Provisions submit over 1889, I Deer' from 1839. lncr' 1890 Abstracts. ted its report to tlie Constitutional COUNTIES. Tax Tax. I 87.12 8 553708 Convention to-day.

Among the features of the report which are of speoial 97,133.00 1,497.19 interest are the following: Soctiou 3' forbids the pledging or leuding of the' Jnjc. I 7iS.72 8.401.82 io.d: 14.DV.27: I credit of the State iu aid of any person or corporation and de 130,020 50,025 235D9D 129.303! 140.3101 PERSONALS. Mr. T. Moise is In the city visitinsr Prizes Offered tinder Speolfiel Conditions For the Nearest Gne as to the Luotiy Man Put on Your Thinking Cap and Go to prives the State of the power of ever friends.

r. becoming a stockholder in any assooia-. 2711 Miss J. E- Siler. of 1 Troy, is visiting 30, 12.5.- 108,090 tiou or corporation, or to assume, redeem, secure or nay any indebtedness Valuation.

2.115,457.00 1.041,915.00; 2,748,102.00, 3.734.288.00 2.973,861.00 9,791.731.001 3.131.838.00, i54.i:.o0. 1.274,430.00' 1,279,748. 0i )j 1.331.001.71' friends in the city. 11.284 Hon. Milton Humes, of Huntsville.

duo or claimed to be due by the State, lirv-iiVi 142.0001 1,081.22 570.28 1,080.54 809.34 880,57 4,419.49 1,391.90 432.79 481.79 378.79 971.38 '85399 304.02 101.78 was in the city yesterday. to any person or association whatsoev 1.78 Mrs. D. Hall and Miss Lizzie Hall, ol i The Advertiser will give $25 to the first person wQo guesses the result of tbe Democratio caucus of the Alabama Assembly for the United States Sena-worship in November next, the guess to cover the following points The Lowndosboro, are in the city. 10,1:7.21, 5.o:H5i; 8.O4i..".0! 4,070.271 5.i:i0."4j er, claiming the same as owners, holders or assignees of any bond or bonds, now generally known as Union Bank bonds or Planters' Bank ils.Ti: 23.84'.

112.80. 77S, Miss Lucy Warren has returned from 150.57'. a pleasant visit to New York. SsiHA, Oot covered bridge, oalled Dunklin's, ovr Mulberry Creak, about twelve miles northof Selma, between Clay's and Jones' Switch, on the East Tennessee road, burned to the water's edge last night It was of wood exoept the two stone piers. The flames are thought to have originated from sparks thrown out by the engine whicn was puUing No.

and whioh passed over the bridge about 8 o'olook last night going north. The Are was a large one, having consumed the bridge iu a few hours. It attracted a large crowd from close proximity, and the glare of the flames was so distinct as to be olearly seen in this city. A special train with 100 hands went up to the scene of faction this morning about 2 oolock; others followed during the day. Wagons were hired, a plank orosslng improvised, and the passengers, mail, express and baggage from the southbound train No.

1 were transferred and brought to the city, making all connections with but a short delay. Five hundred hands will be at work replacing the bridge to-day, to-night and until it is finished, which will be about Wednesday morning. Train No. 2 which left Selma this morniug at 7 o'clock transferred and returned on schedule time this afternoon, making the usual connections. Passenger travel will not be delayed, nor the mails and express.

Freight traffic will be abandoned for about two days or more, except perishable freights which will be sent via Montgomery over the Western road, thence toCalera over theLouisvilleand Nashville road. Supt. J. M. Bridges went up this morniug to see what the extent of the damage was, and have the work pushed to au early completon.

41pcn Flra We lnestl.iy. The McCali faction of the Republican party in this district are hustling for all they are worth. They are going to make a strong fight and say they will distance MoDurhe by long odds. Everything is now iu readiness for the campaign, and Wednesday five speakers will leave this city for points in this county and Wilcox, where they will open up tire on both tbe Democracy and the boodle faction of McDuffle. In company with the speakers there will be a brass band to attract the negroes from far and wide.

On Saturday night this McCali faction will speak opposite the city market house. Thus far McDutfle has not ac bonds. Miss Kate Durr has returned from a name of the nominee, the number of Section forbids the removal of the ballot on which he is nominated, and the number of votes he gets county seats located by law unless the removal be authorized by two-thirds of the voters of the county. pleasant stay in Ashville, N. C.

Jlrs. R. Boiling and Miss Fannie Boiling have returned from Ashville. N. C.

421,0811 110,107 1 10.290 3S.5k! Autauga Barbour Bibb Blount Bullock Butler Calhoun Chambers. Cherokee Chilton Choctaw Clarke Clay Clehurn Coffee Colbert Conecuh. Coosa Covington. Crenshaw Dale Dallas DeKalb Elmore Etowah Fayette Franklin Geneva Greene Hale. Henry Jacksou.

Jefferson Lamar Lauderdale. Lawrence on that ballot The sum of $15 1,133.380.00 1,101. 4.35.00 A 4 provided that when such removal will be given to the person mak Mr. M. Grau, representing Gilbert 33.08! 82.02' shall be towards the ceufre of the county, a majority vote will suffice.

Sullivan's Gondoliors, spent yesterday ing the second correct or nearest correct guess, aud the sum of $10 to the in 2,32 1.41 Mr. J. W. Durr and familv have re person making the third correct or 4,731.25 C83.S11 058.31 nearest correct guess. turned from their summer home at Mountain Creek.

07.914 39S.510 20,020 248,071 The following rules must be strictly observed for the guess to be received and tiled 431.31 M.0'12! I 11 hi- 1. Cut the printed slip below from the paper and fill in your guess with 2.331.3! l(j 5.0Ol.30!.00i 1.377. l38Aj 2.3N.l'4S.0Oj 2.s77.1'MXi 123.31 j.5.v.v2f;.K)' 3.730.S 00 2.7K.3i'.8.ik5; 3:182.3 40. 00 1,295.00 name and address. 235.410 l.

Mail or send to this ottice your 553,150 ballots not later than one day after 70,020 the date which appears in the blank 5,395.51 940.97 1,270.49 "01G34 17,014.51 458.11 1,104.90 382.01 1,319.77 1,395.17 503.58 2,709.85 1,007.14 1,828.737 04,411 33D.K form. 3. Anybody may guess. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Gimbel leave this morning for Houston, Texas, where they will 111 future reside. Miss Carrie Hammond leaves this morning for Decatur, to visit tho family of Rov. Dr. G.

M. Dverhart. Miss Ira Alexander, of Fauusdale, a lovely daughter of the Canebrake, is visiting hor friend, Miss Agnea Owen. Miss Jodie llauser returned last Saturday night from Sylacauga, after spending several months with friends there. Mr.

A. J. Thornton and family have moved from the corner of Monroe and McDonough streets to 225 North Perry street. The marriage bans were announced in the Catholic Church yesterday of Mr. Thomas Farley and Miss Sallie Higgins.

Lee. 39.184; Limestone 3,137.384 00: 4. A new guess be made every 1. "30 00; Without timtl action the convention at 0 p. p.

ni. adjourned until to-morrow, when Section Six, which has created so much discussion will be adopted by an emphatic majority. It provides that there shall be a common school fund which shall consist of the poll 'tax of 82 on all mules between thu ages of 21 and GO years and in additions an appropriation of not less than 400,000 per annum out of the gunoral fund in tbe treasury. The sai fund shall bt divided among the several count ies and separate school districts of the slate in proportion to tho number of children in the sumo and shall in each county bo supplome.itud by such additional sums raised by county taxation as shall suffice, together with the distributive share of such county or district to giv each child in the county or district four months' instruction in each year, said supplement fund being distributed as above among all children of the county including those of the separato school district, provided that any town, city, county or school district, may levy additional taxes for school purposes and provided that no such county levy shall extend into the town city or separate school district within the couuty making similar levys. RAUM'S REPORT.

Lowndus 135,285 138.130 4.547 52 5.0KJS7' 0.0!87.3 38.1,xi!.34i 21,223 0 70 20, 3.5:;: i.i '4' 3,132.08 KUOO.O-'ij 11. D.I7O01; 15.708. i0! 157,320.0 0.20S.SD 23.lni.0l! n.17:; 17; 10.IO" 02! 10.lio.41! 8.401. 50 27.807.0S1 12.810.05' 7.1 18.2 4' 20! 0.51 1 tli OD.DOD.'H 21. 3d 17 3.0 1 11.701.35 5,180.00, 9,0 10.08' 12.335.27; 14.774.03 25.4W.38' 10.

100.58 20,008.04 18.81D.7H 5.734.24! 2.312.38! 1 30.020 124.7.8s; 2.10!) 00! (1001 3.181.313.00! l.t07,D30OO! 1.777.U0.O0 1.D07.00: 1.027.005. ii 43.04; 08,1131 580.39 13,720.00 1,117,021 53.093; (100.251 402,983 day from uow until the day the caucus first meets, or as many guesses may be made each day as you have blank forms. If no correct guesses are received.the nearest correct guesses will be entitled to the prizes. Bear iu mind that guesses must went in on blanks clipped from this paper and mailed not later than one day after the date appearing ou the blank form. Neither the particular guesses nor the names of the guessers will be published, though the aggregates in favor of each Senatorial possibility will be printed from day to day.

17,120,053.00, 5.313.710.00 3.282.007.70! 1.412.300.00; 2.020.347.00 21,028, Macon Mndisou Marengo Marion Marshall. Mobile Monroe Montgomery Morgan Perry t'ickens Pike Randolph Russell Shelbv St. Clair Sumter Talladega Tallapo.isa Tuskaloosa Walker 92.231 255.432 38,717 2,250.901 00 3,832.215.00, 5,874.47 593.C9 1,737.13 29G.97 301.00 519.15 1,078.70 1,000.71 1,290.10 1,077.78 "731.74 1,503.00 270.48 352.53 1,227.43 55.950 3.1 18.00 3.0S3.! 124.00: 30,38 G24.38 830.210 117,903 0.305. lOO. OOi 3.221, 280.00 i 702.1 13.00 248,19: 401.20' THE ADVERTISER.

Washington. 1. 133.570. ooj 80,938 95.804 Wilcox 2.823,41 1 on, Winston 139.48' 258.979.575.41 1.042,018.03 14,393,190 17,899.47 1,331,138 88,580.14 FORM OF1 GUESS. HJE9DAY, nor.

7. The Democratic caucus nominee for United States Senator will be Mr. S. Striugfellow was called to Tuskaloosa yesterday morning by a telegram announcing that his brother's condition was not so favorable. Rev.

M. Wharton has taken rooms with tho family of E. B. Farrell, on Sayre street. Mrs.

Wharton will return from Atlanta in a fow days. Mr. J. J. ohnston, pf Pine Level, was in tho city yesterday prospecting.

His many friends hope that he will decide to invest and locate in Montgomery. Hon. J. H. Bankhoad, of Fayette, Congressman from tho Sixth District, and Hon.

L. W. Turpin, Cougressman from the Fourth District, spent yesterday in Montgomery. Mr. Jake Tannenbaum was in Montgomery last evening on bis way to Mobile, from an extensive trip over tho Southern theatrical.circuit.

His hosts of friends here are always glad to foe him in Montgomery. Mr. T. S. Davant, General Freight Agent of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad, aud Mr.

R. Pegram, General Freight Agent of t. Memphis and Charleston Railroad, were in the city yesterday. Shefliold Enterprise: Mrs. L.

Fountain, of Montgomery, is visiting Mr. aud Mrs. E. Abbott at their home ou Montgomery Javenuo; Mr. and Mrs.

David Clopton, of Montgomery, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Chambers, on Cnambers' Boule cepted the challenge of McCali to speak in joint debate.

It is said that McDufHe is afraid to speak against his opponent on the debate of public issues of the day. Hot and Still a Bnatin. The negroes are still making the air bine with lamentations over the selection of Hudson to be principal of all the negro schools. Notwithstanding the fact that the City Board of Education have appointed Hudson principal of the colored city school, and on the strongest recommendation and indorsement of the most prominent oolored citizens in the city, the colored people some of them are still kicking vocierously. They don't want Hudson, yet they acknowledge him to be unsually intellectual, and sufficiently qualified to discharge that important position.

It seems that some of the colored citizens who indorsed Hudson for the position, hare withdrawn their names since the malter of the reported scan, dal has beerf-revived and worked up to a considerable pitch. Dodgers were strewn around the city Saturday and to-day calling a meeting of the Afro-Americans in this city is Brown's Chapel, A M. E. Church Wednesday night, October 8, for the the express purpose of discussing the recent appointment of Hudson to the How BVaat Arniy is Fed by the Government. Washington, Oct.

6. The annual report of Gen. Raum, commissioner of tensions, shows that at the end of the fiscal year that 553,744 pensioners were borne on the rolls, of whom 5.1,999 are credited to the civil war, 2392 to the Mexican war, 413 to the survivors of tbe war of 1812, and ISO to the widows of soldiers of the war of 1812. Original claims allowed during the year an increase of 14,716 over the previous year, and G.385 over 18S3. The amount of first payments iu these cases was 832,578,841.

Average annual value of each pension at the close of the fiscal year was $134, APPEALING FOR AID ON DIAMOND FIELDS- all lie I 'lm th Coutitiy Veslerday, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ed by II. Schwicht in German and State Senator William Lovenstein in English. Gov. McKinney and Mayor Kliison also made brief patriotic speeches.

ASS I. VI NAT BI3HCP. .1 to lie! in Selma Oot. 89tk to liU-ct One. The Birmingham Age-Herald says: He will be nominated on the AT LOUISVILLE.

Lonisvills 2 Colnmbus liaUentw-Siration on.l Hyan. liasirifiii aiia He will receive on that ballot O'Connor. AT ST. LOUIS. An I'ish Population Comte to America to Find ftelitif (or tho Famine Surtertrs, St.

Louia Tole-lo an an. I The Right-Rev. R. H. Wilmer, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama, has called a convention of the Episcopal churches to meet in Selma on the -C'th of October for th purpose of nominating an assistant bishop.

It will be remembered that at the and Sage. Nichols Batteries- bpiogfe Dublin, Oct. 6. At a big meeting of Irish Nationalists held to-night, reso-lutions were passed demanding that Frost. Name of Guess the Eogllsh government tako steps to vard; Mrs.

W.B. Cincinnati, Oct. 0. The track at La- City or Town is visiting her grandchildren at the residence of Mr. J.

T. Schioy on Mont tonia is heavy. First race live furlongs; Yale 91 wor. Harpy second, Col. principal hip of their public school; and to take deflimte action thereon.

The dodger is signed by Wash Clark, Rev. J. Patton, a G. Hatcher, and fourteen others. Little Sifting of Local New.

gomery Avenue; Mrs. C. B. relieve the famine in Ireland and cu appeal for aid from tho outside world will be made. Dillon, O'Brien, Thomas I'ower, O'Connor, T.

I). Sullivan, Timothy Harrington aud Thos. II. Gill, all Members Parliament appointed a deputation to visit America, aud Gill Wheatly third. Time 1:01 1 Second race Mile and twenty yards; convention of Episcopal churches held in Montgomery some mouths ago, an usiixtuut to the venerable and venerated Bishop Wilmer was provided for, mid a distinguished clergyman of Boston was named for the position.

The New Kngland minister, as is well known, rieciined to come South eron Chandler loaves to-dav for Montgomery, after a delightful visit to her father, Mai. R. O. Kandolnh. of this County Dyer won, Ireland second, Aunt Kate Chancery Court conuenea Monday i H.

1 1 iir rn i city; Capt. J. V. Alton loft for Moatgom-cry yesterday. He left via.

Columbia, sailed to-nlgut. the bench. State lenn. lhat soemsa round-about wav. HEART5 MAOd HAPPY.

but he knows his business: Misses The lire alarm was given for the Fifth Ward last night, but the fire was about twelve miles away at Dunk third. Tim': 1 Third ras Mile and seventy yards; John Morris won, Neva C. second, Hydy third. Titno 1:35. Fourth race One mile; Eii won, Lottie S.

second, Arjrenta third. liuie 1:51 '4'. Pell Mell fell and dislocated his knee, jocky escaped unhurt. Fijth raceFive (urloues; Koscland Corinue and Mattie Woods. cC rnjerOTbioiial Nominations tie dav in Various Section.

Washington, Oct. 0. Congressional lin's Bridge. On account of the burning of Dunk lin'9 Bridge last nieht. the Ens t.

Ton Montgomery, who have been visitixg Major and Mrs. R. C. Randolph on Montgomery Avenue, have returned home. nominations were mado to-day as fol under such flattering conditions, aud heuee the necessity for thu convention (hat has been cd'ed to meet in Selma.

It i'i not improbable tnat an Alabama minister will be offered tho coveted po-i-iiioti by the Selma convention, but just ho he is likely to be is a question nut easily auswered. The Rev. Dr. fctriugfeilovv, rector of St. John's, Muat'omery, probably tho wealthiest and uost ir.tluential Kpiscopal Church 111 Alabama, was considered a probablo assistant to Bishop Wilmer, and ho had lows: nessee Road is receiving no freight Erysipelas, swolou limbs, bad sores.

William Any reader, whether a resident of Alabama or elsewhere, may till out this blank, provided be mails it to the GUESSING EDITOR, Advertiser Office, Montgomery, Ala. Not later than one day after the scales and scabs on the leg have been Now York Thomas H. Beale, Demo Tne infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Hare died this morning at Mr.

Cross- crat, Twenty-sixth New York; Congressman Vaux has accented the Citi entirely cured by P. P. the most wonderful blood medicine of tho day. land s. Tne remains were 'carried to Meridian tnis evening and buried.

zens nomination, will run against Me leer, the regular Domocratic can Nnw Meic3 is 1'iosiierons. Washington, Oct. (. Govornor A negro man who was sentenced by a justice court Sn Portland, was didate in the Third Pennsylvania Dis Prince iu his annual report savs the was orougnt to jail this morning. He trict date oi mis iorm.

uctouer i. This form will appear daily and the date thereon changed with each appearance. No guesses will be accepted after the date of the first meeting of the caucus. will oe sent to tne coal mines for a financial condition of the territory of THE HARRI-BUfiG CA-. COMPANY.

I uia-y v. h-itfuds 111 the Montgomery 1 but whether lie will ailow I to l.e considered at Selma is himseif only Dr. Stringfel-i 4 iw is one oi the ablest, and is probably i te best kuosvn Episcopal iu Alabama. won, Wilt, loungsecona, haulier tuiru. Time 1:6.

I'ark Katrfi, New Youk, Oct. 6. Theie was a mud dy track at Morris Park to-day. First race. Five furlong.

Park Ridge first, Reilly second, Couumon Sense third. Time 1.02. Second race Mile Issaquena first, Eou second, Kiug-itoL-k Time 1.44. Third race Mile and Montague first, My Fellow sectid, Philosophy third. Time 1.52.

Fourth race Six furlongs Nellie Bly first, Ki)rier second, Avoraga third. Time 1.101;,'. Fifth race Mile and a furlong. Sc-norita first, Tristan second, Reporter New Mexico is excellent and that it has Humour or years. Mr.

T. P. Turner, of Atlanta, is in the city to take charge of the South Ia in U' ions fitn ljlits and Crt ditom Flare been a good year for all classes of business. Mining and sheep-raising is lU'en Aaked For mi hituiiRion, HAitmsfltuia, Oct, G. The recent ern Bell Telephone Exohange.

Mr. especially flourishing. He made an Cnarles M. Uoyen, who was sent here to straighten up matters after Hearn, failuro of the Irou Car Company of Now York has precipitated a crisis in affairs of the llarrisbtirg Car Company ioaeo iu-ubj ior xew urieans. There were 43 guesses recei ved yesterday, as follows: For S.

Adams, Thomas Soay, Tho mas H. Watts L.Pugh, 2tt The totals to date, vv hot vor is soiectod will, in the ec.uive of time, succeed Bishop Wilmer. Tho bishop, whose name is dear to many thousand Alabamians, lias not been strong of late, aud con-siueritig hi.i advauciug years, the earnest appeal for the Legislature to settle the question of land titles. The Governor makes a strong plea for Statehood, and sayg none of the terri-ritories recently admitted compara now btand: ot tnis city wnose ur ieswentto protest Saturday. Tho creditors have been asked for an extension until the difficulty can be tided over.

with New Mexiooin population. wealth. ehurclies determined at the Moutgom- iutolligouce or in every other qnality ery convouiion to provide an i me exalted oface is not ouo for which A PARDON YESTtHDAY. a scraiubie ia pitssibio, but amougst Kiitscopulians the matter will create tin. liveliest interest until the conven- -putt.

WEIf l.ura. linie x.ji-j bixth race ive furlongs Punster Jr. first, Susie second, Littlo l'r-d, third. Time 1.01. Seventh race Five furlongs Autocrat flrsf, Kuth second, Gracie third.

Time 1.02. Brauthe A Hon forger Once Mure Fio Air. moots. i 1 BiiixtUM's Fills act like magic on a i I vv ccumucii. The Governor ou yesterday issued a short-time pardon to Jack Allen who was convicted of forgery in Montgomery County in 138G, and sentenced to four years and an additional term to pay the cost.

llty Mill ill llif Persons whose blood ia thin, (ligflUiim w-jak A uHAND OLD lyisN, Slii. Wlluivr CclHotato Their il-ltil i Mlli ig, Evety man, women and child in Ala Wcat ier Fon cas'. R. F. Kolb 8 J.

L. Puth 123 Thos. Seay 22 H. C. Tompkins 2 T.

II. Watts 137 Rev. S. M. Adams.

3 A correspondent asks that The Ad' vertiseb state the total number of Representatives in both houses in the next Legislature, for the guidance of guessers. The Assembly contains 33 Senators and 100 Representatives, a total of 133. Several of those recently elected are not Democrats, having beat the regular nominees. The Democratic oaucus, tnerefore, will not contain 133 members, but somewhere between 125 and 130, if all are present who are entitled to participate in its deliberations. Salvation Oil cures strains, brinses, and all flesh wounds.

25centt. AsinxaTON', Oct. 6. Georgia: Fair bania road with pleasure the fol and livnr siattuwh, aro silra-lia -le to tho attacks ot malarial diBjouti. Tho most trittinj; export.

may. ondor finch con'litionp, iiOect a which, if healthy, wnnld radst the lnijiainntic aint. The only way to securo immunity fro.n I malaria ia looaiilios wlnrii it i provalent. is 10 ton and nigulato the syBtom improving wnk. end ditfostton, enrichins tho blood, i.nl u'ivlv.

a whnlnnom inipotm 10 biliary 'f hi 'so rdanltB ara acuomolinhid by nothing su otiitctivfcty Stomach Bitters, whicii long i WASHINGTON GENERAL NEWS. The President Starts Wit-Porcliass of Silver Onaacota Custom Boa, ruaul K'ti Open, Washln-gton, Oct 6. The President left Washington this morning at 11:21 o'clock via the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to attend the Grand Army reunions at Galesburg, Topeka aud Kansas City, and, incidentally, to yisit St. Louis, Indianapolis, Peoria and other oities en route. He was aooom-pauiad by Secretary Tracy, Marshal Randall, Captain Meredith, Private Secretary Halford, E.

F. Tibbott, the President's stenographer, representatives of two press associations, and R. Bishop, of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, who has charge of the transportation arrangements and details of the entire trip. The party will twel in tbe elegant Pullman hotel car, "Haslemere." tendered for that purpose by George M. Pullman.

The President has appointed Charles A. Dougherty, of Pennyslvania, to be becrntary of legation to Mexico, and 11, KnDieon Whitehouse, of New York, I I'Hbfcretary of Legation to Italy, viUant Secretary Spauldlng has in-ijiiuad the Collector of Custom at and stationary temperature, excopt lowing just tributo to Bishop Wilmer from Tbe Birmingham News; rains and cooler in northwosterly por. tion; southerly winds, r. To-day he celebrates, with the good wile, their Golden eddiftr. Alabama and Mississippi: Rains; slightly cooler oxcept in extremo northwestern Mississippi slightly warmer; ana 01 tuo uiocose or Alabama an.

uounced his failing health and called a wiuus. Cluncj the AI PUca. pertonce hae proved to he therno-t r. KV4e atrainflt fovdr nnd aifuaau 1 kin. Jr.

iJii ir-uortt. a weii-uw tha t.eit for Uiljiu. Tin, Bittpra sire, moreover, an evc.olioiir'lnvij:orau. of the own ot urina ion, and tin octivu da. eliminating from the blood thoB 1 acid impuri-tiei whioh originate rheumatic ni menta.

Louncil of the Church to name and. consecrate au Assistant Bishop to as DanielS. Rice Lodge, Knights of sist nun in uoti woru. Honor, No. 3184, has changed its place or meeting and will meet to-night in lho Rt.

Rev. Richard H. Wilmer, Bishop of Alabama, Is a grand old man. 'is children, members of the Episr o. Its superior excellent provn In cAl houiM for mor then qnftrtrof a ountori.

Itia a ed 01 tho United Statu Qovornmeat. Endorxxl the Red Mens' hall ovor the First Na llermin l)av In Itlclimoiid- Richuond, Oct. 6. -German day was celebrated here to-day for the tl.s; time in the hUtory at the oil; by a tional Bang. Stronnost, Par est and most healthful.

I)r. Priot's i Cimrch, von te their h- ly tin. ie, and nil men who admire hon- It Is expected hat the number of bodies cremated in Milan will soon average one a day, as nearly 2,000 bodies have been cremated thera during the last thirteen yeat Abbott's Kat Indian orn Faint renin uaklng Powder Qo-e not contain I parade pionio at tho Expositiou nesn, patriotium, devotion to duty, high. quick cure for Corns, Bunions and grovndij who' woiD dellwr. thoughts, pare acts, innoHiw Wp.

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