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SPECIAL MEETING.

MEMBERS OF the Chamber of Commerce
VI are requested to attend a srecial meet
ing This Day. June 24tR. at lie m. The
meeting VIII be addressed by c. r. 5riffi n e,
Esq., OF London, England, and by Hon. Jef-
ferson Davis, III explanation of the aims and
objects Of the Mississippi Valley Society, 8
branch OF which has recently been organized
in Memphis. PunciuzI attendance desired.
j. NJ. PErTIGREW, President.
JNO. 4. TOOF, Seotetary.
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HOT SPRINGS!

DR- J. ID. WHITE, having spent part Of
IL two seasons at Hot Springs, where he
devoted himself to the study Of the medical
virtues Of the waters aud of such cases as are
benefited, is now ready to advise persons
contemplating q visit.
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At meeting held in the Third ward,
June 49, 1874, the following named per-
sons were unanimously selected to rep
resent said ward in the convention TO
be held July 2l, subject to the vote Of the
people:
A. =. Iuther, Vincent Bacgalupo,
,, >; lamp NJ. ID. L. Stewart,
n helnshagen, G. A. Belngwell,
y. ". Meicalf, Henry Schilling,
Martin Cohen, A. Cardona,
Jose pm Locke, y. Levy.
nike Reagan, N. W. Kenny,
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Attention. Knights Templar.

VOU are hereby ordered TO appear in o
i full dress, at new Masonic Hall, w
Gayoso Block THIS AFTEkN DON, at 5/N
O'Clock, for Drill. Omni buses will leave the
hall at 81 O'Clock. Drill at James Park 8
o'clock.
By command. JIM. M.PErTIGREW, E. c.
I. j. BARCHUs, Recorder.
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RE-OPENiNG At EaLEIGg.
rv,r4a ,,n5e,.sior,sd be.ys to inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has
Be-CDened the Coleman ROuse,

with COTTAGES adtoiring, situated Lon on u
s, DLot = - le,,r,5f,hed and thoroughly renoFsteA
10 connection with the Frank y In J Ho9ss E0sstr
ieZl
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Inthe hixth NYnrd .

At meeting Of the citizens of the
Sixth ward last night, Mr.. Risk was
called 70 the chair, and the following
gentlemen were named by committee
selected for that purpose, as proper dele
gates TO represent the ward in the Bart
lett convention: A. G. Treadwell, ThNs.
Winters, Thomas Farrell, Charles @.
Fisher, b. Reese Porter, ii. Kuhn, w.
o. Harvey, Joseph Mulcahy, d. ID.
Saunders, X. 5. Parham, Moses Morris,
Charles Gallena, J. e. Ballard, William
NJ. Harvey, Z. ]. Mansford, and e. NJ.
Hearn.
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DHSSOE

THE Law partnership o. McRae, Myers &
Il Sneed is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. d. X. MCRAE,
ID. K. MYERS
June @. 1874. VIM NJ SNFED.
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j decided against the CT sz,ss ss.,..uu,
menf, it could not stand ipT the preseDf,
ana the prisoners were thtrefore epzitled
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MASONIC NOTICE.
AnnIrersarr Of s.. John ths B.plI.t.

| AAni'0ksaAy Vi ots Sehn the Bapti8fs
TUE membsrs of SOUTH NEHrH1s z
LODGE, No. lis, win meet promptly AN
their hall, this "WEDNESDAY morning,
June 24th, at s1< o'clock, to celebrate the An.
niversary Of st. John the Baptist.
An E. AS are invited.
By order. WIN. BROOKS, W.n.
BEN. K. PULLES, Secretary. je2l
MASONIC NOTICE.
Anniversary Of st. John the Baptist.
THE members OF LEILA SCOTT LODGE, g
No. $50, will meet promptly at their hail. ~
this "WEDNESDAY morning, June 2ith, at
50 o'clock, to celebrate the Anniversary OF
st. John the Baptist.
All E. AS are invited.
W. FRANK, WIN.
A. s. MYERS, Secretary. je2i
MAOUN1O NUIkCEs
Anniversary OF st. John the Baptist.
THE members of DzsoTo LODGE No. 2
30. viii meet promptly at their haIl, this/N
CwEDNE5DAD morning, June 2Ith, at
o'clock, to celebrate the Anniversary Of st.
John the Baptist.
an - 49, s-ssfoa
By order. BUN. F. PRICE, WIN.
R. W. SHELTON, Secretary. je24
MASONIC NOTICE.
Anniversary of st. John the Baptist.
TIE members Of KILwISNISs LODGE, Q
No. 34l, viii meet promptly at their hall ~
this "WEDNESDAY morning, June 2lth, at
s14 o'clock, to celebrate the Anniversary of
st. John the Baptist.
All E. AS are invited.
By order of R. CREIGHTON, wM.
J. 8. CARPENTER, Secretary. je2i
MASONIC NOTICE.
Anniversary OF st. John the Baptist.
THE members OF ANGERoEA LODGE,
No.I6S, will meet promptly at their hall, ~
this "WEDNESDAY morning, June 2lth, at
ga o'clock, to celebrate the Anniversary Of
st. John the Baptist, and also to INSTALL THE
OFFICERS.
All E. AS are invited.
C. G. LOCKE, WIN.
b, RICHMOND. Eecretary fe24
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SHERIFF's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
DUBLIC NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN,
That by virtue Of a venditiOni exponas to
me directed from the Honorable First Circuit
Court Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in the
case Of U. +. Cavanaugh vs.. u. McClearey and
W. McClearey, Judgment rendered on the Is n
day of January, lS7}, for the sum Of three
hundred and hfty-four dollars, with interest
and costs OF suit, to satisfy said Judgment,
ETC., L will, on
Thursday, the 18th day OF July, 1s7fy
at Il O'Clock am, in front Of my ofice, No
35I Second street, Memphis, Tennessee, pro-
ceed TO sell, 70 the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described property, tO-wit:
One acre Of an eight acre tract described q
book :, page, lo2, said acre beginning on east
side OF MOseley avenue at southwest corner
Of said eight acre tract: thence north with
thirty-three and One-third links; thence east
three chains; thence SOuth- IN a line parallel
with MOseiey avenue, three chains thirty
three and One-third links; thence west three
eight acre tract, beginning on east line OF
Moseley avenue three chains thirty-three and
One-third links north Of the southwest corner
OF said eight acre tract; thence north wltn
said avenue four chains siXty-six and two
third links to NOlentine avenue; thence with
VOlentine avenue three chains; thence south
WardlV, On a line parallel with MOSeley ave-
nue., four chains sixty six and tWo-thir
links thence to the beginning, containing
one and one -nai4 acres.
Levted on as the property Of defendants
william McClearey, TO satisfy said judgment
interest and costs.
Sale 20 commence promptly at II o clock am.
W. J. p. DOYLE.
sheriff Of shelby County.
Memphis, 18th day of June, 1874.
Hanson & Estes, Att0rness r. -iafr'fs'"
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Samuel Meyers, theatrical manager
of Chicago, died yesterday Of paralysis.
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LAKESIDE HOUSE
Madison, Wisconsin.
tiful Lake Monona, directly opposite the city
of Madison,
VIII Open for the Season, June the 15th

Excursion tickets from Cairo or st. lou sl
reduced rates for the summer. For inform
ton address I'M. Z. ROOs,
Zee su-tu-thu Proprietor.
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EDITORS APPEAL-Hearing that re.
port is being circulated in the country
that the employees Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad will not support Mr..
G l.. Anderson, even if he should Ie-
ceive the nomination for sheriff by the
convention to assemble under the Bart
lett resolutions, on July %, we take oe.
cssion TO say that the report does great
injustice TO our principles, and that We
Will most cordially support Mr.. G. j..
Anderson, or any other competent man,
who may be nominated for sheriff by
that convention. Refer to the
EMPLOYEES OF THE NJ. & c. II. r.
June %, 1874.
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Memphis Gasllght Company Stock,

which is held by our principal as collateral
security. me sale will be made in sums of
i 90, VII b the privilege of more.
IRRELEVANT a 60 Anctiopaars
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$8O,SOO
MEMPHIS GASLIGHF COMPANY
STOCK FOR SALE.

A s suctioneers, we will, on Tuesday, June
"a 3OIh. 1874, at s2 m. at the southwest
corner OF Madison and Main streets, in Mem
phis, Tenn, sell at auction, to the highest
bidder, foI cash, the above amount of
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In the eighth ward meeting, held at
the Poplar street market, Mr. r. Creigh-
ton acted as cbaiimsn, and Mr.. w. c.
Watts as secretary. The following ticket
was made up, thirteen of whom are to
be elected as delegates: B. NJ. Estes n.
NJ. Jones, F. II. Finne, John Markey,
J. G. Campbell, }. B. Daniels, Or.
Armstrong, L. Newberger, ]. w.
MoOres, ]. J. Boving, Julius Behr, s
Jobe, 4. KOff1rd, c. Marshall, ]. w.
Cochran, f. Wsrinker, P. n. Donnelly,
John Waters, H. Seessel, ST., J. d.
Stewart, g. D. Crockett, H. L. GuiIn,
Pst Dewitt, 81. Seelig, J. B. Galloway
and j. G. Barbour.
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EDITORS APPEALING learn that
Captain & Orge r. Merritt, an honest,
haFd-working man, who is most favora-
bly, known to a large class of our citi-
zsns, has yielded to their solicitations
aud consented to become a eundi late
important position and though he is not
So situated as to enter into an extended
preliminary canvass; mis- many friends
knowing this well, no doubt do all they
can to secure him an honorable nomi-
nation. Xxx,
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NINE SPLENDID PRIZES
To be Drawn for by the Babies.
FINE BABY CARRIAGE, worth S35--
Contributed by LsUbrie Bros.
FINE BABY HAT, for Boy or Girl
Contributed by Leubrie Bros.
CORAL ARMLET AND NECKLACE-
Contributed by Leubrie Bros
SILVER FROSTED GOLD-LINED GOBLET,
Contributed by W. e. Byrd, Esq.
FINE CHILD'S DRESS
Contributed by B. Lowenstein a Bros
FINE DRESSED DOLL
Contributed by c. N. Erich, Esq.
FINE BABY SUIT
Contributed by Menken Bros.
FINE TURBAN-
Contributed by Eugene Leidy, ESQ.
FINE TOILET SET, complete
Contributed by Mansfield & Higbee.
At six o'clock Cyreue Commandery, K. T.
will exemplifv their Drill.
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ON Wednesday, oath inst, at Memphis Trot-
y ting Park, there VIII be a match race,
mile heats, between 7. Y. Patriclc's bay horsG
w - R w Z Q *,
and ". G. Tindall's brown horse
q II a "A Il Z Il
Horses to start promptly at 5 o'clock pm.
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That Wheat Premium.

We are pleased to learn that the plan
suggested by us to sccurea large premium
on wheat for the year 1875 and succeed.
ing years is meeting with the approba>
ton of the farmers in this county. Two
communications appear in to>days paper
on the subject, and VIC are expecting
others to respond through the press. II
has been our object for years 10 work to
the interested the tillcrs Of the soil, and
before wc suggest any new schom We
study the subject carefully and after be-
ing convinced That it will result benefci>
ally, we advocate the adoption with the
expectation Of seeing good results.
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Doc Love and John Bushong of Cber>
okcc have recently been suspicioned Of
stealing on a heavy scale. Last week
Deputy Sheriff Middleton went to arrest
them, he secured Lo 70, BuShong made
his escape and went to Carter County.
Deputy Sheriff Taylor followed HIM to
that county arrested and brought him to
this place. One Of the parties has ac-
knowledge to stealing Hosea Renshaw's
bacon, John Dykes COW and several other
articles. They arc now confined in our
Jail and at the next term of our Circuit
Court will no doubt get a free pass oyor
the Road to Nashville.
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Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. VIM. L. Payne, late Of this coun>
ty, and now living in Bristol, was in
town laat week. lie is agent for the
Weed Sewing Machine. We have been
using one of those Machines for the past
two years, and can state that it gives en-.
tire satisfaction. Mr.. Payne Is a reliable
agent and wo cordially Recommend both
him and the machines to the public ger,
orally.
Mr.. Bradley, of Ohio, who isa relative
Of Mrs. Capt. Hacker, is here on a visit.
DIR. Munsey preached at the Nj. K.
Church South, last Sunday night to a very
large audience.
Capt. j.. G. Morgan, of Cleveland has
been appointed to a clcrkship in the Post
Office Department.
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Young Mems Christians Associ
alton.

At the last Young Mems Prayer
Meeting a committee was appointed to
arrange the time and place for the organ
%ization of a Young Mems Christian As,
ISOLATION"
The committee appointed met and de,
cidcd that Sabbath evening June lith,
at 1 o'clock in the NJ. y. Church South.
there will be a meeting for the above
mentioned purporsc, and all gentlemen
members of any church in good standing,
ana all professed Christians under 40
years of age are cordially invited to be
present and participate in this organizn-
ton as well as beeome pcrmanen. mems
bers of the sane.
A committee was also appointed to cir
%eulaie a paper for persons wishing to
unite il this good work to sign.
l S II ANDERSON SLcRE1aRy
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juneiwipf$5.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Nv State of Tenn., Washington County.
In obedience to a Vendi. Expo. issued
from the Circuit Court of said county and
that at Its April term, 1874, and to mo
directed, for the SUN of $i9,27; in favor
of ii. NJ. Rose and against Jacob G.. Hill /,
| will sell at the Court House door, in
the town of J~ohcsboso', on tho 9th day of
July, 1874, all the right, title, claim and
interest that that the sand Jacob G.. Hill
has in and to a cirtain tract of or parscl
of land situated in Washington county,
District No-adjoiuing the lands Of 10.
scph West, Ebert West and others and
was formerly owned by Barton Bayloss
and owned by Kate Gillispie said to con ,
tain 40 acres moro or less. This 3rd day
of June, 1871, cost must be paid in hand.
s. r.. GRIFFITH Sh'G.
june iw lpfS5.
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Easley's Spring

Easley's Spring,
We call the attention Of inyalida and
pleasure seekers to the advertisements oil
Mr.. Easley,to be found in to-days paper,
This Spring is located i'll one of the most
healthy sections Of the South. 1t is sur,
rounded by mountains and beautiful
scenery. During the hot days of sum-
mcr we know Of no more pleasant resort
for those who wish a quiet home in one
of the best families of the country. The
water is as strong chalybcatc as any VIC
know of and will 10 found very
beneficial to the debilitatcd.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 111s74.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
NEW SCHEDULE.

-:0:-
PASSENGER TRAIN-MAIL-
Leave Bristol 9:iS a. m.
Arrive at Joncsboro,' :l5 a. m.
Leave Knoxville II IA a. m.
Arrives at Jonesboro.' 5 $50 p. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Bristol 40 p. m.
Arrives at Jonesboro,' 3 ;37 p. M.
Leaves Knoxville :5G a. m.
Arrives at Joncsboro,' 8 :OG a. m.
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June Nv ipC$5.
NOTICE.

In obedience to a HI. Fa. issued from
the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county and
to me directed. | will expose at public
cutlery, to the highest bidder, for c.sh in
hand at the Court House door in the town
of Elizabeth ton, on the 2nd Monday in
July 1874. all the right ti.lc, claim and
interest that Joseph S. Rhea, has in and
to l2l acres of land, lying in the Sth civ.
il district of Carter county adjoining the
lands of Peter Slaglc, and others said
III. Ia. favorisg s. S. Brewer and against
Jas. D. and Joseph S, Rhca and Jas.
Perry. Said land will be sold unless the
debt and cost are sooner paid.
Tbs LIST day of june, 1871.
H.. w. HEATON,
Sheriff Of Carter County.
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Rumors Of cholera are again being
heard in different portions OF the South,
and our people should take warning and
be prepared in time. Let every one be
careful not to drink excessively Of cold
water when they are warm, and to reool>
ltet that in no case was there a person
attacked with cholera during last sum
mer who took the ~preeautinn to put a few
drops OF DR.. Hart's Great Rellt in water
before drinking II.
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lSVAL1DS DON

GSA Thousands have found relief, ia
ana thousands will turn toIhis NediciHe'
after eNhausting their purses and pas
thence in search of health,
Glddllcss Of the head 3hIJlncss of fhe
nlnd, i~tlJ breath, coated tongue, loss of
appetite, oains aud w~eakncssln the stom-
acil, enlargement octhc liver, yeIIowness
oltiie SKIN, constant fcvcrand thirst. with
a tota! disrelislI for business, pleasure. or
any ! OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AN AoEA, If taken and presevered I'm
Tor a few days, Wit remove this whole
class The fluids OF the body
become pure, and mind clear, the stom-
a"h strengthened, the tongue clean, the
appetite improved, and the whole system
so beneiitted that disease, in bad weather
is less liable to alfllct Won
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Johnson City Items

Johnson City Items,
McSSrS EiitOrs.-Thc Strawberry fcs,
tival given last Thursday night by the
Southern Methodist Sabbath School was
a decided success. The tables were all
beautifully decorated with flowers, and
laden with good things, whilo around
them gathered youth. and beauty enjoy.
ING the delicious strawberries, and cream.
The tables were presided oyer hy Mrs.
Hattie johnson, Misses Spllic Gentry,
and Mollic Akard, all seemed to exert
themselves in trying to please those who
favored tho tables with their patronage.
Tho closing exercises Of Prof. Lcnoir's
school on Friday Dight was we'll attended.
Long ere the time had arrived for the OK.
erclses to commence, the house was dense.
ly crowded, and as stho ladies continued
TO come in, seat after seat had to be va.
Gated by gentlemen some Of whom occu>
pied a standing position in the aisle, and
In that unfortunate crowd We noticed one
of our friends, we felt truly sorry for Doc,
but could not possibly relieve him.
The Methodist Church which was to
have been dedicated yesterday was post
Ponod on account Of the illness Of Rev.
y. Sullms. Whe was to have preached the
dedication sermon.
We were visited last week by Miss,s
Addie, Matte, and Lura noss, and Misses
Della and Lizzp Broyles, and Miss May
ohmort, of JoncSboro'. Misses Mollie
and Matte Link, Of Grccnevillc, and
Miss Mollie King, of Tclfords. Come
again young ladies, VIC will always
extend you hearty welcome.
We were pleased 20 meet with Mr.,
|. I. Jobc formerly OF this place, but is
now living at Bristol with Mcssrs Il. H..
Scnoker q BRO. Ike is a jovial fellow
aud has many warm friends in this place.
We hope to see him down again soon.
More excitement here over TIC Civil
Rights bill' than was a short time since
over the organization ofGood Templars.
+. Miss Anna Love is on a visit to her
rlcnds, and relatives Ill Knoxville.
respectfully,
IIA. VI 90 .A-
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Announcement
State Senator.

We arc authorized and requested to
announce Stephen A. Bowel, a
candidate to represent the lst Senatorial
District Of Tennessee, composed of the
counties of Greene, Washington, johnson
sud Carter, at the ensuing November
election.
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County Convention.

AS will be noticed in the editorial col
umn . large number of Republicans have
called a convention to select candidates
for the different county Offices. We have
bad nothing to do in getting up this
movement, for w were of opinion it was
not necessary to secure u election. But
if it is tue desire of a majority of the
prrty, We will not object, and will abide
the decision ola fair aud honorable con-
v%cntion.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

We call the attention of parties wish
ing to buy a small farm to the advcr'
tisement of j. G. Thompson, to be found
in to.days paper. Tie land he proposes
to sell is located in a good neighborhood
and is considered quite valuable on ac-
count of the large amount Of good timber
on it. No doubt Int a bargain can be
had by attending the sale.
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L DIR. P. FAHRNEY'S !
Blood CleanSar OF, pa

Dtoou OledHS0r OF PanaC6d
Asa Medicine for children, the Pana.
cea Is, III evVJ way, calculated 10 take
The place OF the endless variety of drugs
which are annually sOld for that purpose
and which are often very Injurious. A
medicine which possesses The qualities of
4 cathartic Ms well Ms u mild alternative.
and which Is capable of arrestipg disease
Without the least injGry to the child, * of
ncalculablo value to every mother. A
a cathartic, " Is very effective, Vet il docs
not, II gwen in proper quantities, n
ijauSca or distress IN the stomach or bow
els. IL ish very pleasant to the taste.
when Is y very important feature rs n
'ncuicinc Tor children. As a preventive
OF disease it is unprecedented, MS n ac,s
directly upon the digestive organs and
the blood. In all scroftious diseases. II
Is the most elective medicine ever offered
to the public; and, II given regularly ami
perscveringty, those cruptiyc diseases
so common TO cnildgen may DC cDiireiy
~eradEatcd.
Prepared by r. Faimncy's Bros. e co,
W aynesboro, Pennsylvania, and DIR. z.
tAllRNEY.3 30 North Dearborn Street,
Chicago. Price $l,25 per bottle, for sale
|GDby Wholesale AMI Retail Dcal-Ssso
Yes, 2
june26m12.
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Clark's Springs.

= IdIh DpIII15o'
We understand some of the stockhold>
crs Of this property are going to move
their families there next week TO spend
the Summer. A majority of the owners
will perhaps not 60 before the middle Of
July, They are expecting a very pleas
ant time this Summer. A Ten Pin Alley
and Croquet, will be the games of the
seasons, while the Chucky String Band
will furnish the music. Joe, Henley,
will be on hands occasionally to beat the
town boys shooting at o mark.
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Up to 09,

Up to 9S,
Hottest weather over known in Jones.
boro. Last Tuesday the mercury
stood at 9S. in the shade. Every one
was hunting a cool place. 1t was finally de.
cidcd that the most pleasant and comfor'
table room in town was at Mathes Il CT
where they kept a gosd supply Of Ice
cream.
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For Sheriff.


We arc authorized and requested to
announce M, P. Boring, as a candidate
for Sheriff at the ensuing August election
We arc authorized and requested to
announce Il. Nj. Hopper, a candidate ior
Sheriff at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized aud requested TO
announce Enos Kincheloe, a candi>
date for Sheriff at the ensuing August
election.
We arc authorized and requested to
announce Geo. w, Crawford, a
candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing Au.
gust election.
W. are authorized and requested to
i%puounce Nathan Sbipicy, . candi-
dtte fer Sheriff, at the ensuing August
election.
We arc authorized and requested to
a~gnouuce IL. Va. Young, a candidate
tor ShvIia atthc ensuing August election
We are authorized aud requested to
announce A. M stuart, 4 candidate
tor Sheriff at the cnSuilg August cleo
son.