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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-29

1t was the saying of the sage, An
acharsis, that the grape ordinarily pro-
duces three sorts of fruit, 'pleasure,
intoxication, and repentance - with
some the third fruit never arrives at
maturity.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-06
undeveIoned Yieor.

The feeble and debilitated usually fancy they
are in a more hopeless condition than they re-
ally are. The resources Of nature are not cas-
lily exhausted. Even when strength and ap-
petite fail, when the eyes are heavy and lustre-
less, the complexion paid, the nerves tremu-
lOus, the body attenuated, and the mind de-
pressed, there is generally a reserve of latent
power behind such palpahle evidences of
weakness. Various modes of treatment are
resorted to by physicians in the hope Of deyel-
oping and rendering available this store of
sleeping vitality, but the surest, snd indeed
the only thoroughly safe and reliable means Of
awakening the dormant energies Of the system
is a course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Electricity, shower baths. the flesh brush, sea
bathing, etc, may be well enough in their
way, as auxiliaries, but they do not reach the
source of the evil. All physical debility pro-
ceeds either from arrangement Of the fane5I
lions Of the assimilating, secretive and vita
organs, or from a sluggish constitution In
either case, and also in cases where both
causes exist, the Bitters viii invariably pro-
duce an immediate and sanitary change in the
condition Of the patient, and eventually effect
a compute cure. None of the dangerous al
kaloids, too often administered as tonics, can
be otherwise than deleteriOus under such cir
cumstances, and to give mercury is positively
criminal The direct effect of the great veg
etable specific will be manifested in an i'm
proved appetite, a more cheerful frame Of
mind, a gradual return Of strength, an increase
of flesh, and healthier complexion. Mean
while, hnwever, the constitution, if inert and
feeble willshave been reused and renovated
by the subtitle elements Of IMMIGRATION contain
ed in the Bitters. sepG-1m.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-06
OBITUARY.

Stephen johnson was born in Jefferson Co. 4,
East Tennessee, June 2lst, 1903. Protested re-
ngion the SOth day Of December, 1880, and was
baptised in the fellowship OF the Baptist
church January 2lst, 1881. Died August I'd,
1878, near Spring Creek, Madison Co., Tenn.
Was 70 years, 1 month and II days old at his
death. He was member of Spring Greek
Church.
His wife, Elizabeth, was born In Jefferson
County, East Tennessee, sth of May, lsOs.
Protested religion in the year 1881; was bap-
tised into the fellowship of the Baptist church.
Died May 18th, 1861, near Spring Greek. Mad
ison County, Tenn. Was So years and 10 days
old at her death.
They moved to this county in 1916. His wife
had letter from the church, but never joined
here. They had lost some chiIdreA in infacy
and some in ripper years. They have left evil
dence that they would be at rest, and now as
they have left behind evidence of their accept
ance, we hope and believe, that parents and
children are reunited in the land of joy and
peace, where the wicked cease frem troubling
and the weary are at rest. Let the surviving
children be prepared 10 join those that are gone
before The writer of this has know them
long, and knew them well. L. ID. .
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PERSONALS.

Col. JOS. S. Williams, author of sold
Times in West Tennessee" is with us a
gain, gathering materials for the enlarged
edition of his most readable book.
Gen. A. W. Campbell, Of this city. who
has been spending some weeks Of the heat
ed term, at the watering places Of Virginia,
for his health, returned home last Monday
i'm greatly improved condition, and enter
ed at once upon business IN the Circuit
Court, which met that day.
Rev. E. McNair, the beloved Pastor of
the Presbyterian Church in this city, re-
turned home last Wednesday, after short
vacation, much improved by his trip into
the Blue Grass country of Kentucky,
where he Joined his family, which preceded
him there some weeks.
Col. II. Clay King, of Memphis, was in
the city few days during this week. He
never looked better, or had a warmer well
come by his numerous friends-and just
here we may say that as West Tennessee is
bound to present the next Governor, the
name of Col. King Is freely mentioned in
that connection. He would adorn the p0-
sition, and fill the chair OF the Chief Mag
istraey with honor to himself and to the
State.
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Another Pioneer Conc ,

WIN. BOONE, Esq, died at his residence in
Madison County, Tenn, 18th Auguit. 1873.
Aged 65 years and 10 days.
He was born in Franklin County, North Car
olina on the 18th of August, 1sOs. Moved to
with his father in the year 1923.
Married Lucretia, the daughter of William
and Jane DOak, october 18th, 1881. Was
elected one of the Justices of Peace for Madi-
son County in the year 1915, which ONCE he
continued to hold until the day of his death
twenty-eight years.
In all the relations of life, VIM. Boon was a
good and true man, an affectionate father, a
devoted brother--and friend always steady in
his attachments. He leaves void in his neigh
borhood, and family circle which no one can
NIL, and death itself an only Obliterate from
memory oil those who survive him, the tender
associations that cluster about his honored
name. S. W. B.
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CRY AND COUNTY ITEMs.


wB A full line of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS, at GATES Live Clothing Store,
corner Shannon and Lafayette streets.
Delightful shower Of rain again Tuesday
afternoon
There are not to-day less than one hun
drsd houses ir course Of construction in
this city.
Wyatt Taylorss magnificent fire-proOf
Gotten shed, corner of Market and shannon
streets, is approaching completion.
T Don't fail to examine the SMITH
Cotton Gin at j. W. Smith & Co.'S Hard
ware Store.
M Gents KID GLOVES and full line
of FURNISHING GOODS, at GATES Live
Clothing Store, corner Shannon and Laiay-
cite streets.
C. W.-Green will establish his Crop
Reporter at Jacksonville, III.
There will be special term of the SUI
preme Court in this city, commencing Mon
day 29ih inst.
oh. Kings new and elegant block of
stores, West side of the square, South of
Newton's, Is going up as rapidly As the
workmen can lay the brick.
The Yaney block, on West side of Mar
ket, South of Hoppers, is progressing finely,
and will prove an ornament to that part Of
the city.
~ Mammoth stock of Spring and sum-
mer CLOTHING just arrived at GATES
Live Clothing Store, corner shannon and
Lafayette streets.
Dickinson, Williams s. Co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
and Produ Merchants, 266 Front street,
Memphis.
WANTED.-At Pinson, in this county, a
number one school teacher. Apply, in
person to or correspond with ]. ]. johnson,
Pinson, Madison county, Tenn. aug2S-t IT
PAPER CUTTER FOR SALE.-we have an
extra Paper Cutter saved from the fire, in
good order, which will be sold low, for
cash. Enquire at WING AND TRIBUNE
office. augSO-tf.
Mt Latest style Gentlemen's SILK
HATS at GATES Live Clothing Store, cor
ner shannon and Lafayette streets.
The city authorities are using good deal
Of diligence in laying down side walks
The foot way from the West end of Main
TO the bridge near the foundry, is deei.
ded improvement. If the authorities would
either cut away the cedar bushes that over
hang the walk, or require it to be done, I,
would add much to the appearance o.
things, as well rs to the comfort Of pedes
TRANS.
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organized at
organized
will ffteenm
meeting baptized
licensed by
geon; preached
ed seventh
in
Guiding Charles Williams from the Church.
HOpewen Church. Holly Miss
delegates the
Paus Church
Junction Church Rocky
would call
witt
He has of hreet
churches; but he will drunk.
Treasury Missionary to
his
Williams Rosa Potts
clothing furnished
Respectfully submitted, ANTHONY BLEDSOE
Mission
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RARE CHANCE.
Tannery for Sale or Rent.

Having no time to personally at
tend to the business, offer my Tan
merry for Rent, Lease or Sale to a
practical Tanner. There is more
pure Spring Water than would run
ten such tanneries, and bark on hand
to serve until another season. 1t is
in good running order. Apply at
my present place of business, Par
ker's block, w. d. Robinson's Fur
niture Store.
JAS. O'CONNOR.
,,,oo9 -
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CASH STORE!
J. w-wATSON,

Late of Memphis,
Merchant Tailor and CIOthier,
Il Main Street, JACKSON, TENN,
Has received part OF his Fall Stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres, DOeskin and Clothing.
Tailors Supplied with Cloths and Trim
mings. Cutting, Cleaning and Repairing
done on short notice. 1 buy for cash and
sell for eash--call and see me. Also Agent
for Quilting and Sewing Machines.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-06
NEW FIRM!

Messrsrs. VIM. Holland and J .
H. SViIbOn have formed n partner
ship in the Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes and Hat business, un-
der the firm name of HOLLAND & WI
BON. They will keep a complete as
sortment in their line, and from we'll
approved experience feel confident of
their ability to successfully cater to
the taste of the public. SIessrs. J.
NJ. Parker & Co. have kindly enlarg-
ed the business house occupied by
this firm, making their establishment
one of the largest and most snowy in
the city. They viii open this fall a
very large stock, pur chased for cash
in New York. Parker's Block, Hol-
lands old stand. If
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A CARD.

Having resumed my old business l am
now prepared TO do everything in the
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painting and
Decorative art, on the shortest notice and
as cheap as any WORKMAN in the business.
can be found at the Basement Of Tomlin's
Corner, where viii be happy to receive
the orders Ofmy old patrons.
july5-6m c. T. BRADY.
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For Rent.

A valuable Brick Residence situated in
the suburbs Of the city, containing six
large Rooms, Kitchen, Servant Rooms, and
all other necessary outbuildings. 5H acres
of ground, with fine orchard and garden.
Plenty Of shade. Plenty OF good water.
This is one OF the most desirable and
comfortable residences in Jackson. APP
ply 10 ]. c. PYBAS,
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In this City on Sunday, 3Ist inst. MAGGIE
A, daughter Of nj. and Margret Mclean.
Aged il years.
"And empty is her little bed,
And on herpilOW there
Must never rest that cherub head
With its son, silken hair.
With reckoning hand she seems TO say,
Though all her sutferings DER,
Your little one is borne away
To this celestial shore -
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DIED.,

At the residence of has father, James l..
Phillips, Esq, near Cotton Grove, in this
county, on Friday, Aug. Doth, Wayne Phil
lips, in the 18th year of his age.
At the. residence of his mother, at Spring
Greek, in this county, Aug. 22d, Biven As
kew, son Of Mrs. V. A. and the late David
AsEew, and grandson of DIR. V. B. Wool
folk, of Spring Greek, in the 18th year of
his age. He was boy Of much promise,
and his death is universally deplored.
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The sIOSt Perfect Iron Tonic.
Hegeman,sF erratea EIi1ir of Bar.

heSeAnan's = eFrAteo El1X1r OF BARK
A PLEASANT cordial, possessing the
IA valuable properties Of iron, phos pho
rus and caisaya, without any injurious IN
gradients. AS a preventive to fever and
ague, and as tonic for patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, it cannot be
surpassed, and is recommended by the most
eminent physicians. Prepared only by
HEGEMAN 81 CO., Chemists and Drug
gists, New York, and sold by all respecta-
bic Druggists. june143m.
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General Markets.

BACoN-Sides, wholesale, I2IE@13c.-
Shoulders, Wholesale 111E@12c. Hama,
SugSr-cured, wholesale, lie.
FLOUR-P DBL, wholesale, S7@1I 90.
MEAL-S bush, wholesale, 750eSOc.
DRIED FRUIT-APples, y b, wholesale,
DC. Peaches. do, do, S9lOc.
SUGAR-Nsw Orleans, wholesale, 1O(4 I3c.
COFFEE-whOlesale, 25@2Sc.
MOLAsSES- Wholesale, 65@p7jc.
HOMINY-9 ID, retail, 4c.
GRITS-T %, retail, &c.
NAILS-53 key 81. Rates.
THREAD-SpUn, = b, retail, 1G@1Sc.
WHIsKEY-S gall, wholesale, 81 Dogs 80.
OYsTERs-COve, 81 1902 40 y doz.
CANDIES-W hOlesale, 1917 @235zc.
MACKEREL-By the Kit, 81 50@2 p.
HIDEs-Green, 2 b, 5@7c. Salt, s5Sc.
Dry salt, 126l5c. Dry Flint, 15Gl7c.
LEATHER-Harness and Sole, = b, retail,
4O@45c; Kip, do, do, 6Oe; Bride, do, do, A
@6Oc.
CoRN-shened 65@75c . bushel.
BEEswAX-8 b poe.
TALLow-P b 7@Se.
OLD IRON-S b 1S@l1zc.
CHICKENs-2 doz. 81 1905 80.
DUCKS-3 dOz. 81 50@4 OU.
BUTTER-S9 b. 2043Oc.
EGGS-9 doZ. I5(d2Oc.
LARD-P b l1@lSe.
Livestock.
BEEF CATTLE-Net, 495c.
SHEEP head 81 80. Extra fine 50.
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MADISON LODGE. No. l6.--John T. Bolts
y. c.; Nj. S. Nicely, V. G.; Juo. T. stark
Secretary; David Hampton. Treasurer: Rev
!. A. Heard, Chaplain. Meets every Thurs
day night.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

1 am now offering for sale about one hun
dred and fifty (150) acres of land, which
will sell altogether, or in lots to suit in 10
or more acres. Any one desiring small
farm can get 4 bargain by calling onme
JNO. c. NJ. GARLAND.
August pm
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COMMERCIAL.
JACKSON COTTON MARKET.

Since the new season set in our receipts
have been very light, only few bales Of
the new crop having come in, the staple
being unusually fine. There is q better
feeling in all the markets. We quote the
Jackson market as follows.
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PRESBYTERIAN
Female College.

HNHE above Institution viii commence its
next scholastic year on the 4th Mon
day I'm August, being the 18th OF the
month.
All our former Teachers win be engaged
with US as usual, and will be pleased TO
meet their pupils promptly ut the opening.
ANY person wishing Information con-
corning books, board and tuition, will re-
eeiVe catalogue by addressing the Presi-
dent, J.E. BRIGHT,
July I2-3m. Jackson, Tenn.
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.vIaSonIc Meetings OF jackson.

JACKSON CoAfAIANDRY, No. 13.-John
Chester. Eminent Commanders; j. G.
Smith. Recorder. Meets on the 81 Mon
day night of each month.
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LOOK HERE!
If you are going to build a house,
go and see
Il. w. ANDREWS,
COnfracfOF and

And dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Glass, Putty, and all kinds
of Paints, White Lead, Linseed Oil,
Turpsntine, Varnishes, Colors and
Paint Brushes, cheap for cash, at
Memphis prices. Don't be deceived,
but go and see for yourselves. He
means what he says. Motto-quick
sales and small profits. Office and
Ware Room No. Market street,
JACKSON, TEyN,
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TiItnn,s stean Washer.

The most economical invention of
the age. Will wash clothes by steam
in 80 minutes. The machine Is sim
pie in construction, and can be man
aged by any person. For full Partic-
ulars see circulars, or call on *. b.
Jones, FIVE miles East of Jackson,
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STARK ENcAMPMENT, No. 10.-Riehard
Redman G. p; J. t. Bolts, Fl. p; John T..
Stark. Scribe.
Meets every ID and 4th Tuesday night Of
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ST. JonS's LODGE, Nc. 332-J. c. Pybas,
w. M; George G.. Hughes. See'y. Meets
LIST Monday each month.
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JLcR<oN LODGE No. 45.-A. D. Jones,
W. NJ; ]. G. Smith, Jr., Sec'y., Meets attn
Friday each month.
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CLINTON r. A. CHAPTER, No. BIB.
r.. Harris, H. p; A. b. Jones. r.; }. K.
(yhrppeH. s. Meets 30 Friday each month.
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.s1ssIrpE CENTRAL ROAD.

MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
Mail Train for Humboldt,
Leaves Jackson, Tenn, ...... 3:4O p. m.
Exnress train for Humboldt,
Leaves Jack son, Tenn, no.. 1:lO a. m.
These trains go no further than
Humboldt.
NJ all train for Y. Orleans
Leaves Jackson, Tenn, 49,. 1870 a. m.
Express train for New Orleans,
Leaves Jackson. Tenn ,... 1l:53 pm.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-06

DEGREE LoDGE.-Meets every I'd Thurs
slay night in each month.
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JACKSON COUNCIL, No. 10, r. & S. NJ
hev. A. W. Jones, T. 1. q. NJ. J. r. Chap
nell, Recorder. Meets 4th Monday each
rtOuth
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Hemp. & Paducah R. r.
SUNDAY TRAINS.

EROM and after Sunday, June 18th, 1878,
II until further notice, Passenger
Trains will be run between Paducah and
TTimble, EVERY SUNDAY, stopping at
ali Gtntfnna
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DR.. January S Cancer.

TNHE Celebrity Of tn January Innrmary, es-
II tablished in Murfreesboro, Tenn, in 1888,
Associated the above name with the treatment
Of Cancer until they became synoRy NOUS
both passed away with the war. But great dis
cOVeries like truths, live forever. Dr. j. o.
January, inheriting his fathers talents, and
improving on his experience, has aahieved
success IN advance OF their former history,
owing 10 his increased patronage he has per-
manently located In st. Louis; the numerous
letters he is receiving, and large arrival Of pa
tients, Justify his move to this central point.
We would advise all afdicted with Cancer,
Scrofula, Fistula, Piles, etc, 70 apply 20 him
as he possesses perfect control OF those dis
eases, without pain or the knife. Address
JANUARY & MADISON,
No. us Chestnut street.
JuneQs-ly ST. LOUIS, MO.
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Have just opened a stock of fresh
Family Groceries, in the brick build
ing fronting the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Freight Office. They pro-
pose to sell as cheap as any House in
the eitv. Give them a call. If.
Il. e. G. >. means Bliss CHEAP
CASH STORE, where such good
Goods are sold at low prices. ap10wtf
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aug2S-sw. Secretary of the Faculty.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
A Sacramento meeting was commenced
at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church In
this place, on Saturday last, under the min
istration of the Rev. S. g.. Burney, d. D.,
the excellent pastor, assisted by Rev. DR..
Es'elle. has confined its meetings day and
night during the week; and while there is
no special excitement in the congregation
the audiences have been large. the atten
ton good, and the temper Of the people Of
a grave and serious character. We trust
much good viii result from this meeting.
BANKING AND DRUGs.-Judge Brown is
having the house, occupied by Mr.. Hall,
on the square as book store, remodeIed
for the use of the new Bank, and Drs. Dun
can and Malone are remodeling the adj
joining building, lately occupied by F. h.
MAYO as an Auction house remodeled for
Duncan & Co.'S. Drug business. The front
is to be of iron, and when completed, Will
be uniform with Kelly's corner, and a very
handsome addition to the appearance of
the north side of the square.
We understand that the mammoth safe Of
the Jackson Savings Bank has been shipped
fr0m Cincinnati, and has reached Louis
vile, whence IT will be duly forwarded to
this city. Jas. w. Anderson, President Of
the new institution, has gone east to look
after the interests of the bank, and to es-
tablish facilities for fall operations. Mean
time the Bank will be opened in the store
Of Anderson Bros, until a permanent place
! can be fitted up for its reception.
On Tuesday morning our friend Capt
A. B. Crook, of Henderson station, in this
county, called at our Office with a pair of
three year old twins-a boy and girl
as fine children as we have met with in
many a day. If the boy shall prove
to be as clever and intelligent as his
excellent father, and the girl as handsome
and amiable as her accomplished mother,
we can wish for them no better condition
on earth. Capt. and Mrs. Crook have sew
en- children, six boys and this beautiful lit
tie twin girl-all healthy, sensible and
sound, and that the choicest blessings of
life may attend them all, is our earnest
prayer.
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
JACKSON, TENN.
REV. a. w. JONES. D. D., Presider
cHAReEs PEE SESSION. OF FwaasNTY WEEKS


........
nt.. - $500 $1,000. ..-...
1900.
Tuition Fees ndonehal the bar n
B M
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That is all they do at Bliss Cheap
Cash Store, to continue selling cheap.
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HUDSON 81 RICHARDSON

B. @. c. S. Bliss Cheap Cash Store
is where we all 90 to buy our Bargains.
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ODD-FELLOW'S FEMALE COLLEGE,
Humboldt, Tennessee.
CORPS OF TEACHERS:

CORPS OF TEACHERS:
Rev. G. W. JOHNSTON, AM. LID, President,
Ancient Languages and Natural Moral Philosophy.
Miss c. L. JESSE NJ. A,
Modern Languages and Mathematics.
Mrs. L. A JOHNSTON,
Academic Department.
Miss NJ. W. FERRILL,
Preparatory Department and Calsthenics.
Mas. G.. c. TAYLOR,
Primary Department.
MISS E. NJ. AA1ES,.
Instrumental and Vocal Music.
MISS STIILWELI5 Assistant in instrumental Music.
Advance
Balance Due at Middle of Session.
o re
8
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Knirhts of Pythias.

LAUScELoT LODGE No. 13.-Meets avery
Wednesday night at Odd Fellows Hall.
w. p. Robertson, G. c.; j. 7. Stark, Y. c.;
II. W. McCorry, p; N. 5. White, Z. G.;
Stoddert Carutherg, NJ. Of F.; J. z. Bolts,
NJ. of E; w. f. Alexander, X. of r. and 5.
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UnIted Friends Of Temperance.

jackson Council, No. 93, r. II. Ander-
son, w. p; meets every Tuesday night,
at Temperance Hall, opposite the Methodist
Church. d. A. MCALEXANDER, X. 5.
Madison Council No. II, DIR. B. T.. Roz-
ZelI. w. r. meets every Friday night at
Temperance Hall, opposite the Methodist
Church. T. ]. ROGERS. r. S.
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BEKF CATTLE-Net, 495c.
SHEEP head 81 80. Extra fine 50,
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-08-19
WILL HATCHER, Clerk.
water-Spout in Lake Erie.

The Buffalo Express affords the in
telligercc following: ~ water-s2ou,
passed over the lake Saturday evening,
plainly visible to the citizens Of this
locality. 1t was rare and wonderful
sight. Many who witnessed it, though
advanced in years, never saw its like
before. AS it appeared to the writer,
about six O'Clock, it was we'll over to
the south and moving In that direction.
1t had evidently passed from the lake
and was in view about five minutes,
when it broke and gradually dissolved
from view. The end connecting with
the cloud swelled out larger, and dis
appeared from sight at last. The
clouds in that direction were heavy
and black, and the water spout APP
peared like a monster cable hanging
from the clouds to the earth. Its out
lines were plainly visible against the
dark clouds, but as it dropped against
the clear sky below it was still more
distinct. 1t must have been fully one
mile in length, and its course across
the lake some five or eight miles dis
tant from this city, possibly more. We
shall be much mistaken if some report
Of disaster in its path is not heard in
due time.