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MEmPHIs SUFFERERS.
rhe Grand Promenade Concert an

The Grand Promenade Concert and
Hop.
At a meeting of the Ladies' Executive
COMMITTEES, held at the Library Rooms yes
terday, all members being present, Col.
Hal. Claiborne made few remarks, sug-
costing that the ladies call particular atten-
ton to their auxilliaries making returns
promptly OF the sale of their tickets Oh
Wednesday by o'clock Pm.
The Committee on Transportation will
make arrangements for half fare and excur.
sion tickets from Gsllatin, Lebanon, Frank
lin, Columbia, Murfreesboro, Shelbyyille
and Springhill, Tenn.
The following ladies were appointed to
take charge of the tickets ard to sell them:
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New Styles Boots and Shoes for ladies
and gents and children. An extra line of
low heels, New York make, besides COM
plete stotk of all kind fall and winter goods,
cheaper than ever before offered, for cash.
T. E. Winstead & Co., Maxwell House
Shoe Sore. oc18 st
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Latest Banking News.-Reeeived to-
day, large and beautiful stock Of Jet Jew
elry and Ornaments, Bracelets, Belts, etc.,
to which we call your attention. Novelties
received daily. Give Us call. j. p. Ora
vile & Co., Is Cherry street. oc5 If
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Iadfaas PaaYV

We have received The November number
of the Ladies Pearl. 1t has the Sd and 4th
chapters of "Jesn Howard" continued
story, and for the rest is made up Of short,
spicy essayssand poems.
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Freight for New Orleans.

The Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
R,ilway have formed a junction with the
Mississippi Central Railroad at Frost sta
tion, bv which arrangement freight for
New Orleaus will be forwarded promptly.
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Snow storm.

OMAHA, NEB., Oct. 17.-Snov to the
depth of eight inches fell in the Western
part Of Wyoming and q ali to-day. The
Union Pacific train due here to-day was
several hours late, having been laid up by
orders on account of the severe storm.
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The Fish Market.

The Nashville market has long been cel-
ebrated for its fine supply of fish, and this
year promises to be as successful as former
". We notice our old friends Newton &
Tyner, at Red Stall No. 2, are daily recev-
ing white salmon and game fresh in large
quantities Of the freshest and best qualities.
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wEAKLEY-JONES-A the residence Of
Edgar Jones' ESQ.,, near this city, on WedDes-
day, Oct. Is, 1913, by Rev. w. L. Rosser, Mr..
SAMUEL NJ. WEAKLEY, Of Rutherford county,
CAMPBELL-COE-By Rev. J. b. Meier
rim, at g O'Clock on Thursday, Oct 10, at the
residence Of the brides father in this city, Mr..
ROBERT CAMPBELL. Of Columbia, to Miss
LAVENIA Coz.
The newly married couple took the afternoon
train on the Nashville and Decatur Railroad for
a visit to his relatives in Texas. We wish them
safe and pleasant journey.
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First Glass! First Glass; First Glass;
If you want a Bath, Shave or Hair Cut,
Champion, Moustache Dyed, or anything
in Tonsorial line, call at the Battle House
Barber Shop. Webster & Gregory.
oc1l I'm
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Nilsson & Walsh will hereafter keep
open all night at their well known house,
81 Church street. JOSH WALTON will have
charge at night, and will be pleased to see
his friends and those Of the house at any
hour. oc16 It
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The ball st the Skating Rink lsst night
was not as lareely attended as we expected
% see Il, but those whe were present put In
: most enjoyable evening. There were q
large number Of tickets sold, wa understand
and no doubt handsome slm was resliz.
ed. $3.50
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Aid for Memphis.

CHARLESTON, S. g., Oct. 17.-At pub
Lie meeting Of citizens to-day 1t was resolved
to send physicians, nurses and clergymen
to Memphis, if needed, besides whatever
money can be raised,
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Died.

SHUTE.-PRIsoILLA H. SHUTE, wife OF
Philip G. Shute, ON the 18th inst, In her 59th
year.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend her funeral at her late
residence, near the Hermitage, at A. N. Sun
day, the 18th October, 1873.
Divine services By the Rev. DR.. P. s. Fan.
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New G00ds.-A splendid stock of all
kinds Of best custom Boots, Shoes and
Caters; substantial goods for country teedr.
Close prices for cash. John Ramage & Son,
48 College street. ocl2 st
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Trunks, Yalises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
SeYanee Block. ie6 II
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The Cheapest Hats In the City.-We
have ju received stock of Hats, fall and
winter styles, which we will sell at smaller
profit than any other house in the city. T.
E. Winstesd & Co., Maxwell House Shoe
Store. ocl83t
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New Fall Goods.
Immense bargains !!
LOOK AT OUR PRICES
AND
See Our Goods before You Buy.

Choice New style Prints;
Beautiful English and French rints;
Tycoon Robes and Delaines;
Persian Shah and Burmese ClOshS ats
Teheran and Camel's Hair CLOTH
Fashionable Dress Goods, 20 CENTS
Black Silk-fnished Alpacas, sc TO SID
ColOre1 AlpGcas, 25c, new eolors; -E-
New Black Silks, SIPS, sl.50, s1T5, Slae, FZ.O0,
S2.25, $3.50, Sis.
Mourning Dress Goods OF all kinds;
lyons and Dublin Pcplins in new colOrSs
Cashmeres, Empress Cloths, MerinOes;
Paris Salinas, Navy Blue, Plum, Bronze;
Paris Diagonals, Navy Blue, Plum, Bronze;
Canton FlanDels, IKE;
Scarlet FIaunels, 25c; = srV
Best White Flannels at lowest prices;
Blankets, S2.75 per pair, upwards;
Waterproofs, Repelants and Cassimeres cheaps
Table Linen at soc yard, worth soc.
Berutiful sash RibbcnS, Ruches and Ruffies;
French Corsets, soc, Use, 81, sl.25, s15o, SI.T5s
81, etc., etc;
Ladies' Belts and SILK Ties;
Great bargains in Hosiery;
Great bargains in Embrofderies and Laces;
Great bargains IN Shawls and Skirts;
Great bargains in DOmestics, Shirtings and
Sheetings.
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Our SIX Finished Alpaca at 45c. is the
cheapest in the United States. A. Winter
& Bro. oc12sun, tues,s
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WaterprO0fs, Fannels, etc, cheapest
and best, at Hogan Bros, Union street.
0n1S
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BosToN, Ocs. It'd. E. F. II. Borgers,
Brazilian Consul at this port, committed
suicide this afternoon by shooting himself
with pistol. The cause is supposed to
have been financial embarrassment.
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Meal End

Rev. F. E. Pitts viii preach at West End
on Sunday, the 18th, at II O'Clock A. NJ
aud Z o'clock P. NJ.
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Good quality Waterproof at 95c and
upward IS A. Winter & Bros.
Ocl2 sun,tues, sat
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New Policemen.

A meeting of the Police Commissioners
was held yesterday afternoon, at which,
George Fletcher and P. Scalley were elected
policemen, to go on duty immediately.
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Poplar Lumber.-A few thousand feet
of choice Poplar Lumber for sale by the
Tennessee Chair and Furniture Mar ufac-
turing Co., at their Factory and Saw Mill IN
North Nashville. oc11 eod1Ot
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A new importation Of Broche Shawls
just received at A. Winter & Bros.
oc12 sur, tues, sat
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Our stock of Embroideries and standard
Trimmings is the most complete in this
city. Fleeced Pique and Embroidered
Flannels, a full assortment, at d. Loyeman
& Cos. oc16 2t thurs, sat
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Boots and ShOes.-Maney Bros. have
on hand complete stock of Boots, Shoes,
Caters, ETC., etc. Call and examine their
stock. Remember the bargain counter. 90
Church street. ocl6 At
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Medicsted Flannel at Hogan Bros,
Union street. oc15 st
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New Fresh Goods opening every day at
Hogan Bros, Union street. oc15 st
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French MerinO at 75c, worth 81, at A.
Winter & Bros. oc12, sun, tues, sat
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Infant Robes, Waists, Sacques, etc.
made a speciality at D. Loveman & Cos.
oc16 1t thurs,sat
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CITY Notices.

Bargains! Bargsinsl Bargainsi-Maney
Bros, opposite First Presbyterian Church,
have on their bargain counter choice lot
of Boots, Shoes, etc etc. Give them call.
SO Church street. oc16 At
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Real Alexander Kid Gloves at 81 a pair
ct A. Winter & Bros. ocl2 n,tues,sat
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Ladies' and Children's Knit Underwear
in large variety at D. Loveman & Cos.
oc16 ct thurs, sat
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Dry Goods at panic prices st A. Winter
& Bros. oc12 sur, tues, sat
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post and oldest Family Medieir

DtSJ HMu VAuOo1 uAHAHy 1AOu1Oh1HO',
Sanford's Liver Invigorator.-A purely
Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic--for Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-head-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Ask your Druggist for it. Beware of i'm
itations, mh9 salty
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Personal.

Our genial young friend VIM. Fl. Bum
pas leaves the city this morning 10 take
charge of the Pleasant Hill school in Rob-
ertson county. We wish him success.
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The best and cheapest place TO buy your
Dry Goods, Notions, ETC., is at Hogan
Bros, Union rect. oc15 5t
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#. in. #. in. n. IN.
LOST.

r OSrs-A Gold Loeket, set with rearls, be-
Il 4 tween the corner Of Church and Summer
streets and 81 South Vine street. A liberal re-
ward will be paid upon its return to II Office.
oc18 ct
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Leave your orders for Stamping at d.
Loveman & Co.'S. oc16 1t thurs, sat
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TOLEDO.
Exit Grant.
SuIctde

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 1T.-President Grant
left for Cleveland at noon to-day.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER..

Local Report for this City, Friday
Oct H. V6z1.
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Shall Memphis Appeal to Nashville in Vain,

Shall Memphis Appeal to Nashville in Vain!
~ YNNeoN~N|@vAN~
THE OF
ToN, WILL
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT AND HOP
.Esz-xsF Es4EOSIEIoEI BUEIzETHTC-
On Wednesday Evening, the inst.
= : 8 + O>4o>~~~
The Entire Proceeds will be Devoted the Suffering
Poor of Memphis.
il brIians ed, and 0-OA' AMI soEN-
the 1.s.-.n
'o = - - PROF GIBSON, $3.50 '"' Asaoe5snip or
4hp
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MAE DFPARTnfENT.

OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. g., Oct. II, 7:30 Pm.
PrObdbilities.-The storm in Minnesota
will move eastward over the lake.
For Saturday throughout the Gulf and
South Atlantic States, southwest winds
with cloudy weather and possibly rain.
z For the MIDI g and EAs' ern States, the
Ohio valley and lower Lake region, easterly
winds and threatening and rainy weather.
For Lake Superior, northeast winds.
For Lake Michigan, southeast winds,
veeriDg to southwest, with cloudy weather
and rain.
Caution2ry signals continue at Duluth,
Marquette and Escanaba, and ara ordered
for Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Hsvsn,
Alpena, Detroit and Toledo. -
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RIVER NEWS.
ABOVE UHAH9E8.
Low
WATER. RISE. Fall
STATIONS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water. with Changes
in the q hours ending D. M Oct Il Isza
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Report from SIGNAL Service Corps Q.
s. A., of Obserrati0n, at 300 o'clock p. My
tie Poetic and AHdaiie Line.
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TRADE PALACE,
MARRIED.

Oc12 tiIJan1s, "A 4thp
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Colorings for JelIies, Ices, or
Cakes.

For beautiful red, boil fifteen grains
of cochineal, finely powdered, with one
dram and half of cream tartar, in hall
pint of water, slowly for half an hour,
adding piece of alun the size of pea
or sliced beetroot, and some liquor pour
ed over it, may be used. For white, use
almonds powdered, with little water,
or use cream. For yellow, yolk of egg
or a very small piece of saffron STEPPED
in the liquor and squeezed. The juice
of boiled spinach or beet-leaves may b
used for green. Chocolate or strong cot
fec may be used for brown.
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lee.

In addition to the fact that ice is
lighter than water, there is another GU
rious quality appertaining to it which
many persons do not perhaps know-viz
its purity. A lump of ice melted viii
become pure distilled water. Water not
freezing turns out of it all that is not
water-salt, air, coloring matter, and
all impurities. Proven sea-water makes
fresh-w,te, ice. Ifyou freeze a basin Of
ines.go-water, it will make ice as clear
and white as that made of pure rain
water. When the cold is very sudden,
these foreign matters have no time TO
escape, either by rising or sinking, and
are thus entangled with the ice, but they
do not form any part of it.
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A Greenhouse Of Artificial
Flowers.

Forty-one ofthe leading artificial flower
makers Of Paris have combined to send to
the Vienna Exhibition a specimen oftheir
united skill which shall prove incontesta-
bly, that the capital of France still reigus
supreme in the matter of artihcal-fower
manufacture. This patriotic contribu.
ton consists of complete greenhouse,
filled with flowers of every description,
perfectly initiated. In il are hyacinths,
the illusion of which are the fibres thrown
out by the roots; bOquets,i in which one sees
the flower freshly blown, and that which
has been in existance but two hours wild
flowers, the soft gray down ofwhichseem
ready to hoataway. Twosides ofthegreeD-
house contain artificial feathers quite
the equals of their floral brethen. The
wole work is marvel Of artistic skill and
unexampeled patience.
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Says the Denver, Colorado Nce; A
scheme Il nov on foot for running a tun-
mel through the rocky Mountains. This
may seem a prodigious enterprise at first
TO the casual reader, but the parties who
hav the matter In hand are sanguine Of
the most complete success. For some
time past gentlemen have been investi-
eating this matter, and they have ar
rived at the conclusion that the project
is feasible in every particular. The idea
is TO tunnel the mountains from a point
about one mile below Black Hawk 10
the Middle Park, running in a north
westerly direction. The tunnel to be run
will, il is presumed, cut many rich veins
Of gold and silver, and thus great min.
ing interest be developed. Money for
the prosecution Of the work Is furnished
by English capitalist, who are sanguine
Of the ultimate success of the enterprise.
Some idea Of magnitude of the task may
be gathered from the fact that the tunnel,
IL completed, win be twelve miles in
length. II is intended to make it large
enough to be used for railway purposes,
and so, il a road is ever to be constructed
TO the Middle Park, il will find it, most
conven lent rout through the tunnel. II
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OK Sunday Of last week large crowd
of colored people met at Eldorado Meet
Ing House, in Mercer county, Ky, about
ten miles east of Harrodsburg, to attend
basket meeting.
Among them was one Addison Mack,
who ran away with a colored girl named
Sarah Nelson, about three months ago,
and married her. AT the basket meeting
the girls brothers met Mack, and one Of
them, John Nelson, began to abuse him.
Mack pulled out one of his revolvers and
shot Nelson through the bowels, infict-
ing a wound Of which the man died in q
few minutes. Henry Kirk interfered in
behalf of Nelson, and received bullet
through the chest which inflicted NOR.
tai wound.
John Mack, a brother of the murderer,
rushed into the melee to take his brother;
part, and received at bis hands shot
through the head and another through
the chest. He died almost instantly,
Mack seemed to have been too muchinfh
rated to know friend or foe, for the mex
man TO receive deadly woundsat his hand
was friend named Alilt,n Cissell wa
shot, who was endeavoring to aid Mack
Cissell was shot through the Aeshy par
Of The thigh, the bullet seyering the fem
oral artery.
John Wallace rushed in to aid tn
Nelson's. when Mack emptied the remain
ing loads of his second pistol into tn
body of Wallace, again inAicing fata
wounds. Having emptied his pistols
Mack surrendered, and was taken 20 jai
at Harrodsburg.
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To Prevent Deterioration of the
Skin from a blow or Fall.

Take little dry starch or arrowrooi
and merely moisten it with cold water,
and lay ii on the injured part. Thi'
must be done Immediately, 50 as TO pre-
vent the action of the air upon the skin.
However, it may be efectually applied
some hours after. Raw meat is not al
ways at hand, and some children have an
insurmOuntable repugnance to let it bc
applied. These applications are, how
ever, Of uncertain effect. There is nc
remedy for black eye but bathing ia
warm water, which is often very tedious
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AnIrishman had dream which taught
him the danger of delay. 81 dreamed,
said he, 81 was wild the Pope, who was
as great jintleman as any one IN the
district, an he axed me wad | drink
Thinks l, wad a duck swim and seeing
the Innishowen and lemons and sugar on
the sideboard. l told him didn't care if
l TUX we dhrap of punch. 'Cowld or
hotl' axed the Pope. Hot, your Holt
ness, Ireplied; and he stepped down to
the Kitchen for the bilin' water, but be-
fore he got back woke straight up.
And now its distressing me didn't take
it cowld." fh - ~
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A reporter for a Western paper, speak
ing of a certain fair creature, remarked
that "the profhsion and color of her hair
would lead one to look upon it as though
it was spun by the nimble fingers of the
easy hours, as they glided through the
bright June days, whose many sunny
rays of light had been caught in the
meshes, aud were contented to go on no
further" This is better than saying the
girls hair was red.
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The Youngstown (Ohio) KndicatOr
relates how lot of "little Christian ur.
chins" caught a little Jew boy in the
streets of that pious village, tied him tc
a post, piled stacks around him, and
we're about to set the heap on FIRE, when
some men rescued the jew from his un
comfortable position. The Youngstown
boys said in excuse Of their wicked con
duet that the Jews had crucifed Chris
a long time ago, and they wanted to give
their little Hebrew his long-deierred
back pay, with interest from date.
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.IST OF GIFTS,

Total 10 900 Gifs all Cash. - soO0Ooo
The money pay al ihs.s gins i1 An I nov upon
vile and set aside for that PTIose and can only Dc
certificate from the Cashier
OFVloE OF FARnRRs' AND DRovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY April . isIs-
This Is 70 certify that there IN the Farmer sne
proyer BANK 70 the ersa q r In gIs ~ ks
lucky, ave hundred thousand dollars, which hs. ees
set apar by the managsr. e pay the On. ~ null and
The sS party iheSere. Who hoIds The ete. drawing
q; Ss mn ,I e; co. hs q he sS
the Is OoO and all the other sii'A 1905 In number
TSe sr%psnt Of Snsold tickets viii be suished 70
ths who arst apply lorer accompanied By the money
always having preference ascnts al the following
P''~ PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole tiokets SO, halves %, and guar
ters $50. Eleven whole ticket for 400
p or t225 Sc br 500 ll3 or " oDe ~ ior t@o oia
@ 5000 LEG isr sS% 80 -. III IN 800 ssth ~
. The concert o. ana distribution Of as Win begin at
Hs ss "a ,bs liewins Vii S ths order o. Prosesdins
Isl Music on orchestral bNnd a. Placing q lae ons
In mali Wheel an, Music BY orchestral band. 9Th
hrs half ofHns. ~. Music BY srehestral eand sth
Drawing Of last half Of gins 9th, Placing % lafs'
wheel With tag In hsnds u ooInuittse appointed BY
audience. 10Th Grand orchestral concert
The music ON this grand occasion VII y the oest INA
can he procured, aud the gentlemen VINO count Aaq
place the tao and gifts In the vhees and snperiniend
the and keep the rCc0rd of the drawn number
vii h. chosen frlm the bost knOsn and mast trust,
worthy ctissns Of Tia STATE. All viii he 70 eondueted
a. 10 " perfect guaranty against complaint nVn any
Ths payment of sins wiz begn On saturday, July
~, al 6Oclock A. n. Tickets drawing gins must y
presented al room No. 4 Public Library buiding
where cash checks upon the Farmers bank % LOUIS.
Vile or sight drais upon the Fourth National Bans o.
New York, al tho 0puon u tae holder VIII ~ gtel
Tor the tickets All ans not called br Ia months noi'
0nd.
Fot nall particularr end Or clrculars-
TIlOs 4. BhAMJ.EIIkl l9ui.yile, Nc
Agent Puddle Library Ky
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A FARMER living near BrOokville a

A FARMER living near BrOokville at
tempted 10 scare an old worthless dog from
his place, 50 he put fuse near the dogs
nose and coal Of fire near It; then, TO
connect the fire TO the pile Of powder, he
commenced pouring some powder out of
the horn on the coal An explosion oe-
cured. The farmer has not seen the DOG
since, but with medical aid and good care
il Is thought that he con zee him in about
three weeks Maysviile Republican.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-20

/ LAReE bronze. silver, or gilt buckles
are now worn by the ladies at at the
back ofthe waist, in addition 10 a SINH
lar affair in 'front.' They are not remark
ably pretty nor gentesl. although none
will deny that they are conspicuous.