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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-18
A Bri1Iant Record of Cures.

An American humorist tells US that it would
have been money in his pocket il he had been
born without ssonnaohs and tiIen prOoeeds-tO
figure up the cost Of a chronic dyspepsia, to
which he is martyr, and which he says it is
impossible to cure. on this point ''IOsh Bill
lings,' (for he is the party referred TOT is mis-
taken. Unless his stomach differs from all
other dyspeptic stomachs Hostetter's Bitters
will cure him in less than three months. This
it would be safe TO guarantee under any penal
ty. There are a few, very few, actual speci-
fics for disease in existence, and Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters may be set DOWN one OF
them. In cases of indigestion it never fails.
Persons who had suffered for many years almost
every conceivable species of torture from this
agonIzing complaint, have been permanently
cured with the Bitters in six weeks. Hundreds
Of such instances are on record, authenticated
by the testimony of prominent men in every
walk of life, eminent physicians among the
number. But this celebrated vegetable prepa-
ration is something more than stomachic and
tonic. It is also an alternative Of wonderful
virtue In liver complaint its effect is as direct
and Immediate as that of calOmel or blue pill,
and far more salutary; and in all diseased con-
ditions of the bowels, notably IN cases Of con-
stipatiOn, its regulating properties are in the
highest degree serviceable. The new settle
ments in the West, and all low-lyins tracts Of
country infested with miasmatic eNhalations,
SO fruitful at this season, of the various types
Of intermittent fevers, should be always well
stocked with this Incompatible cholagogue,
which will cure any case of fever and ague in a
period varying from three days TO three or four
weeks, according TO the violence Of the com
plant. Nervous disorders which are always
aggravated by the adulterated liquors usually
prescribed by physicians, are readily cured by
a course of this admirable combination medi-
cine, in which the properties of j stimulant,
tonic and Alternative arc happily blended.
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our neighbOr city. We regret that it is i'm
possible for US to describe the incidents Of
wednesday fully, but press Of other mat
ter makes this impossible. We can only
say that the excursion OF our Paducah
friends will long be remembered pleasantly
by our people. Il was IN every way a
creditable affair, not only to them, but 10
our city. To DR.. Arlington and the young
guard, who rallied about him, and in the
most thorough manner, discharged the az
duous committee work which must always
be done in advance to make such occasions
successful, too much praise cannot be
awarded In this notice no matter how
brief it might be, there would be no excuse
for emitting TO mention the liberal manner
in which our citizens responded to every
call made upon them by the Mayor for assis
lance. Everything passed of without
word Of strife, without disturbance Of any
kind, and 50 far As we can learn, the excur-
sion has left in the minds OF our people on
ly pleasant memories.
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BITTERS.
Machine Shops,
ELECTION NOTICE

/ n pursuance OF an ordinance passed by
Il the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Ofthe
city OF Jackson. Tennessee, on the 18th day
OF July, 1874, I will open and hold an cleo
ton in the several wards OF the city OF
Jackson, on
Thursday, August 18th, 1874,
I'm which the qualified voters Of the city OF
Jackson shall determine whether they will
st. Louss and Chicago Railroad Company
10 locate their Machine Shops for the divis-
ion OF said road between Jackson, Iennes-
see, and Cairo, Illinois, and TO empower the
Board OF Mayor and Aldermen 20 subscribe
and pay 10 said company sixty thousand
dollars upon the terms and conditions pro
posed by said company on the 10th day Of
July, 1874, as the same appears on file in the
Office OF the Recorder OF said city OF Jackson.
Persons desiring 10 vote for the acceptance
OF said proposition, giving the authority 10
the Board TO make said subscription, shall
have printed or written on their tickets
the words mo Machine Shops"
The following persons and placessare APP
pointed for holding said election
FIRST WARD.-At the Court House. Jno.
O. McGehee, l. L. Weatheriy and W. A.
Barnhill, Judges; I. l. Kendrick, officer.
SECOND WARD.-At Joyce's Store, a. T.
Pigues, Ed. Burke and Chas. Houston,
Judges; A. L Whyte, officer.
THIRD WARD.-BroWn's store. j. II. Har-
per, hObL Brown, ST., a. L. HlghtOWer,
Judges; I. J. Caruthers, officer.
FOURTH WARD.-AudreWs' shop. r. W.
W. b. McNabb, VIM. Hogsett,
j Judges {. Il. lands officer.
jlyis-Iw. R.M.MAY, Sheriff.
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BLENNERHAssETr BIT rERs-see what
your physician says of them.

THE SHOOTING on TUESDAY.-On Tues
day morning last f. S. Dolly Rogers AID
Capt. T. l.. kendricA, Deputy Sheriff, had
a recontre on the corner of Main and Mar-
kot Streets, which resulted in the shooting
OF kendnck 10y Rogers, and subsequently
the severely beating Of Rogers by kcnd-
rick. 1t appears that Rogers had been
slandering Kendrick and that Kendriek
attacked him about it. Alter several eva
sive answers TO Hendricks questions,
Rogers remarked, eXcitedly, YES, l did
say" and At the same instant drew his
pistol. kcndrick then struck him with a
stick, Rogers al the same time fired. the
bail taking effect in Hendricks right arm
near the shoulder, and ranging upward
lodged in the shoulder JOINT. Spectators
Immediately interfercd and the com5atants
were separated. Rogers went down Cen
trail Alley, but before he reached Lafayette
Street kendrlck, who had been released by
his friends, overlook him and although
suffering extreme pam from his wound,
gave Rogers a severe Gaming. The police
stopped the light aud kendrick was carried
home, while Rogers was taken before the
Recorder. Rogers line aggregated $50.
lie was then tried before E,quires Person
and Chappell, under an indictment for as
sault and battery with intent 10 commit
murder, ami committed TO Jail in default Of
$500 bail. Mr.. Rogers is still in Jail, and
those who prompted his recent incendiary
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men should be chosen. That Judge Living
ston is one Of the ablest Judges in tho State,
and that he has made 4 record on the bench
alike honorable 10 the State and the nation
is well known to Mr.. Perkins. But this
endorsement Of Boyd is, under the circum-
stances, a key 10 the meeting and the
resolutions Of Saturday last. II is the
same old card that has been often
played by him on the people Of
Madison county. II has proved trump
card, and may be one again. But we hope
differently, and our hope is based upon the
fact that the speeches reported IN this
article, the resolutions printed IN another
and the circumstances surround
ing the whole thing, will show 10 our peO-
pie the inspiration and the designs Of those
engaged in stirring up the passions and the
hates Of the colOred people Of our hereto
fore peaceable and prosperous county.
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DELIGHrFUL-On the 22nd, as adycr-
tised in another place, Clarks splendid
String Band will give picnic in the beau
tifal Grove of Mrs. MeClanahan's, on west
Smith street. II will be one OF the most
delightful affairs Of the season. Clark's
Band deserve Of our people splendid ben
eft. Their rare and charming contribu-
tons to the enjoyment of our citizens on
nearly every public occasion for more than
year, entitle them TO q generous reeogni-
ton. Every thing will be done to make the
affair one Of exceptional pleasure to all.
All the proprieties of true refinement will
be observed, and our ladies generally
should not fail to attend.
Mr.. L. H. Kelly showed US on
Thursday the various articles to be
voted on the occasion as advertised
in another column. The cane is of
ebony, with an eighteen carat gold
head, of zuperb design and work
manship. The ring is of the pureSt
gold, with large amethyst set, in
laid with gold and pearl. The pen
is very large and one of the finest
we ever saw. The pipe is pure
meershaum, with an elegant case.
The bracelets are ofpure gold, elab-
orately and exquisitely carved. No
event of the season will prove more
interesting or delightful, and we
bespeak for it general patronage.
Let everybody attend, for we feel
authorized to guartee the rarcst ell
tUyment.
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
PERSONALS.

f. :. Mallory, Esq, and lady. and Mrs.
Jno. NJ. Parker, are visiting the family oil
the former in Virginia.
Mr.. NJ. We'll, this gentleman who is the
present Mayor Of Paducah, and one Of the
most successful business men in the city,
visited US on Wednesday last
Mrs. }. b. Long and her accomplished
daughter, Miss Jennie, have gone East ana
Will make the full Summer trip, including
the Canadas.
Col. John Martin, the distinguished edi-
tor Of the Paducah Kentuckian, has been
in our city since Wednesday, and met with
warm reception at the hands OF his many
friends and admirers in our midst.
J.J. Worrell, Of the "Di,patch,'' has re-
turned from swayne's Springs, and reports
the people in that portion OF the State as
holding camp meetings, in which, with eX-
cceding fervor, they are praying and shout
ing for ram.
Mr.. J. b. Harrison, son Of Rev. J. a. IiaT-
rison, Rector OF St. Luke's Church in this
city, has returned from New York city,
where he has been prosecuting bis studies,
preparatory to his entrance uponIhe min
istry. We are glad 10 see that he is look
ing well.
Among the visitors 10 the city on Wednes-
day. we met +. II. Warren, Esq, OF the Pa
ducah Tobacco Plant; Col. It. 4. Pickett, OF
the Paducah Commercial; Major Thos. S.
Moss, Major Q. Q. Quigley, Of Paducah;
Major Robt. johnson, Of Mayheld; J. :.
Baker, Esq, Of the Troy News; Col. Z. T..
Upshaw, Of Holly Springs; w. c. Harris
Assistant Treasurer Of the NJ. & o. H. r.,
of Columbus, Ky; Whit Thomas. of the
Dyersburg Progress; Capt. S. Houston, OF
Paducah; b. f. Briggs, Of the Banner Of
Temperance. Paducah and Mr.. HeGry
Thompson. Of the Paducah Daily News.
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ATIENTIOS.-After conference with the
Democratic Conservative Executive Com
mittees Of the counties Of. HarGeman and
Haywood, it is hereby announced that q
convention will be held at the Courthouse
in Jackson, Tenn, on Tuesday the first
day Of September next 10 nominate can
didate for Floater fer the counties Of Har-
deman, Haywood and Madison, and to
nominate Il candidate for state Senator for
the counties OF Hardeman and Madison,
and also 10 nominate candidate for Rep
resentative in the next General Assembly
for the county OF Madison.
ROB'T. /. CHEsTEE,I
b. l.. RoZELL, Committee.
JOHs Y. KEITH.
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BLENNERHASSETT
EAST INDIA HEMP is the only thing

EAST INDIA HEMP is the only thing
on record that positively cures COnsumP-
ton, Asthma and bronchitis. We
have many palliatives, but CANABIS IN
OLGA is the only permanent cure, and will
break up a fresh cold in p hours. One
bottle viii satisfy the most skeptical.
Price s, 80. Sold everywhere.
CroWder & Muse, Henderson Station Post
Office MOntezuma,) are exclusive Agents
for West Tennessee. my3O-lSw.
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INTERESTING TO BUILDERS. G. +.
Bates, at his stere on Liberty Street, can
supply builders, Contractors, or others, at
any and all times with every description
of Builders Hardware, Doors, Sash, Blinds
and MouldiDgs Of any desired finish, and
In fact almost anything necessary or orna-
mental in the construction Of house.
iuue97-tf
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Take BLENNERHAssETr BITTER,

Il Is well known fact that auction
houses sell goods cheap, as tue inducemenl
offered 10 do business, which requires the
goods to be sold at very small profits. 1t
is true we are blowing our own horn, but
we think a close examination Of our goods,
and the low prices We have placed on them,
viii satisfy the closest buyer that we mean
business. r. II. MA ~
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utterances, seem disposed to let him re-
main there. In this connection we would
state that his imprisonment makes him a
most formidable candidate for Sheriff, and
his election, - the contest now stands, is
imminent. Although the fight was purely
personal yet tbe.radicals Of the county, with
their usual contempt for truth, are already
making political capital out oft.
RELEASED Since writing the above,
Jolly Rogers was released from jail,
Messrs. Geo. G.. Perkins and II. II.
Britton being his bOndsmen.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-18

DO you want Hat, Cap, Umbrella,
walking.ca cane, or Valisei If so, you can
find a greater variety at W. +. AleXander's
than at any house In jackson. His stock
is larger, better assorted, more carefully Sc
lected, and cheaper than any similar stock
in the city. iunt6-tf
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Price list OF +. IL. Mayo's special brand
Of Virginia Tobacco:
Virginia Girl 7jc per 10, or plugs for 81.
f. II. Ms Legal Tender, zoe per ID, or 6
plugs for 500.
Common Wealth, 80 per Id, or s plugs
for 500.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-18

RAINING hear Of god rains, during
the week, near Carroll Station. at Medina,
in the Eastern portion of the county, and
between Milan and Fulton station. There
was also fine rain in Crockett county one
day last week.
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Saturday, 25th, July 1874,

all the right, title, clam and interest that Jesse
Mask has IN and TO the following described
tract Of land, lying in the sth civil district Of
Madison county, Tenn, and bounded a. FOL
lows, tO-Wit: Bounded on the north by VIM
Chestcr's land. on The east bV the lands OF Jno.
Chester, on the south by the lands Of VIM. g.
stills estate, and on the west by the lands Of
EObt. Chester.
Levied on as the property of Jesse Mask, 10
satisfy an execution in my hands, founded on
q Judgment which John Irwin recovered Le-
fore J. Z. Chapel, on the -4Ih day o. Junua-
n, lS14, for the sum OF Sll, against Il. and
Jesse Mask, with interest and all costs.
L. ~ MAY, sheriff.
.Jnne b. l--a-gt.
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In another place in this issue Of the Wing
and Tribune, Mr.. r. c. Cole publishes a
card which deserves astention. Mr.. Cole
is evidently true man, and fully appre-
ciates the necessity Of party organization.
He Is candidate for the legislature from
this county.
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Our prescription desk is supplied with
PURE and FRESH MEDICINES, and u
competent prescription clerk always on
hand. NELLY a. PYBAS.
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DIssoLUTIoN.-The copartncrship Of r..
Hamilton 4; Co., Agents Weed Sowing Ma
chine, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The business will be continued by
Il. Hamilton, Jackson, Tenn.
RIO. HAMILTON,
iune22 "A st +. SPARKS.
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Saturday, July 18th, 1874,

A@s-~---N---sJ y ~ -cN--g 49,
the following described tract Of land, lying
IN the Sth Civil District Of Madison County,
Tenn. and bounded as follows, tO-Wit=
Bounded on the north by VIM Chester 5
land; on the east by the land Of John Ches-
ter; on the south by the land Of Vim. +.
stills estate, and en- the west by the land OF
RObit Chester.
Levied on as the property OF Jesse Mask
70 satisfy an execution IN my hands, found
ep on judgment which John Irwin recOy-
cred against Jesse Mask before L. r. Per-
son on the 4th day of May, 1874, for one
hundred and nfty-siX dollars with interest,
and all costs. Il. NJ. MAY,
funalD-ggv Ehari
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Nicely Il PYBAs do not propose 10 furnish
patent "nectars' to soda drinkers, but they
guarantee to give tiem lemon, strawberry,
and a great variety OF syrups OF unsurpassed
purity and flavor. may 9-tf
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-18

SOLDIERS FOR MIssIssIrPI.-On Mon
day night and Tuesday morning three
large large trains filled with soldiers, pass
ed through this city on the Miss. Central
Railroad for Mississippi. The object Of
such military demonstration against our
sister State we know not.
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FOR SALE!

An elegant Cottage, nearly Rew, with four
rooms; convenient TO the court house, well and
neatly furnIshed-wiil also sell the furniture.
For terms, &C., apply TO John T. Hicks, at the
Wing and Tribune Oficc. nov. 29-tf
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SWAYNEsS
Mammoth Springs,

In Henry County. Tenn, IL miles east OF
Paris. aud IL north OF SpringYille Depot,
on the Memphis 4 Louisville Railroad
Special rates~Of Fare by Railroad TO all
Visitors from Memphis and Bowling Green
and intermediate towns.
Purest and Copious White Sulphur Baths,
Cool Nights, and no MusquitO Bars Requir-
ed Hacks meet the morning Trains al
Springville.
Board as good as the county adOrds-nO
'-style" 10 pay for-per day - per week, $40;
per month So. COlOred servants and chill
dren under ten years old, half price.
Daily Mall and Express Offices at Spring
Vile for the Springs, Address there, Pro
prietors Swayne's Mammoth Springs" OF TO
their care. june3O-lm.
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Best and purcst old WHISTLES, BRAN
DIES and WINES, at
Nicely A. PYBASS
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RAILRoAD-The city of Evansville will
vote on the 9th Of August ON PROPOSE
ton to subscribe s5O0,COO to the Evansville,
Jackson and New Orleans Railroad.
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We have had specimen OF tobacco
shown us by Col. r. l.. Chester, which was
grown In Granville county, n. c., on the
plantation Of Col. Sam Register. Il is as
bright aud yellow as pure gold, aud would
make the mouth Of any son Of the old
North State ''watel" to look upon il.
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u
ton and impure blood.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.-Th pub.
lie installation of officers Of Stark En-
campment No. 10, on Tuesday night last
at Tomlin's Hall was an interesting and
impressive ceremony. The encampment
in their rich uniforms presented a splendid
appearance. Clark's String Band added
charming music TO the general interest Of
the occasion. The following gentlemen
were the officers Installed for the ensuing
year: ]. II. Hirsch, c. r.; S. II. Chester,
fl. T.; J. t. Stark. Scribe; W. p. Robertson,
Treasurer; j. G. McCabe, Sr. Warden; +.
T.. Lawler, Jr. Worden; p. r. Brady, Senti-
mel; ID. w. Hughes, Ist Watch; Fred
Rehkopf, 2nd Watch; rhos A. Blair, 81
Watch; w. T. Fail, 4th Watch; j. II, Bed
son, LIST q. w. T.; J. d. Rushing, "a &. W.
T. The officers were installed by W. Z.
Robertson, d. ID. q. =.
Mr.. Jno. l.. IL. Tomlin's address was
very appropriate and very interesting. He
reviewed the history of the encampmeut-
which was instituted on the 18th of Janua-
~ 1S49, in a style at once entertaining and
instructive. The large crowd of ladies and
gentlemen who witnessed the ceremonies
went away delighted.
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HOME ENTERPRIsE.-Th famous Water
Mill Of J. +. Latham is constantly manu-
featuring the most superior qualities Of
Meal and Flour. The products Of this
mill are always on hand at Latham's Store,
Lafayette street, near Tomlinson d How
ards livery stable. Fer the present Mr..
viii sell Flour at the following figures:
No. /, a. 80 per hundred.
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New Drug Firm.
". O.. HAYES. L. II. JONES.
HAYES 81 JONES.

We have this day associated ourselves to-
gether for the purpose Of doing a general
Drug business. We VIII keep everything
in our line Of trade, fresh and fine. and
guarantee satisfaction as regards prices.
W. q. HAYES,
l.. II. JONES.
our DT. Jones will haze specisl charge Of
the Prescription stand. which will De-
found available at all times, day and night.
I take pleasure in recommending MeS-rs
HAYES Is Jones 70 the kind attention Of my
friends and acquaintance.
july4 30 j. ID. MASON.
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Also, large stock OF other goods, embrac-
ing nearly every line carried by any house
in the country. These are all fresh and de
sirable goods, and we respectfully invite the
attention OF the public to the immense sac
ritice now being made on the above mem
toned stock of goods.
F. H. MAYO
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This Bank is now prepared to do a
general Banking Business. VIII re-
ceiye the accounts of merchants, man
uAacturers, and persons generally,
and Will give prompt attention espe-
cialIy to all collections in this place
and vicinity. nov1tf
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JACKSON SAVINGS BANK,
Main Street, near Liberty.
jackson, Tenn.

JAMES w. ANDERSON, President.
n. RHODES, Cashier, formerly of
Br. Bank Tenn at Somerville,
W. A. CALDWELL, Asst Cashier.
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DIRECTORS:

JAMES W. ANDERSON, of Anderson
Brothers.
MILTON /. BROWN, Esq.
J. NJ. PARKER, of i. II. Parker & Co,
W. *. WALSH, of Walsh q Harris.
w. 4. CALDWELL, of Farmers Bank,
Greensboro, n. G.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL,
LAVEILLE, WARNER co.,

PrOprietOrs-
Fronting on 4th, 9TH and Walnut sts.,
ST. LOUIS, No.
-rNHE Southern Hotel Is nrst class in all its
Z appointments. It's tables are at all times
sI5pptied in the greatest abundance. with
a. the dellcacies the market affords It's
Jerks and employees are all polite and at
-rntINe TO the wants OF the guests of the
Eotel. There Is an improved elevator lead
Ing from the FIRST floor 10 the upper one
Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Offices .
news stand and Western Union Telerap h
flee in ROtunda OF the Hotel. iu6-Iy
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RID. Evans will run Hack daily,
from Gadsden to Alamo, during the next
Circuit Court. ilylS 2w.
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Valises, light, commodIous, cheap, and
made OF the best stock in the market, at
junt6-tf ALENANDERS.
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Use DR.. ADEN's WOMAN FRIEND for sick
" females. It is as reliable as any medicine
can be april ls-5m
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Mounted on n BALKAN, whose face and
eyes are full of sadness and whose limbs
YEARLY stagger along the road, Madison
county Seer has been for vveeks ridin0
around prophesying rain, and yet there Is
no rain, The exact connection OF the mel
ancholv Ass upon which he rides with the
prophecies he promulgates.we don't know,
but he seems to have great faith in their
joint efforts upon the clouds.
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OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT

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Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, Of
Paducah, KY, made an admirable display
Of skill and proficiency on Wednesday ev-
ening. With ease and yet daring they
climbed upon our tallest houses and haE-
died their ladders and buckets in superb
STYLE