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Millinery and Dress-Mdkiag.
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Lumber and Building Material.
NORTHERN Z HOWELL, 1s4 Cor. Broad and
High streets,
Millinery and Dress-Makisg.
HRS. ]. C. BARRY, 49 Union, near Cherry.
ms. TINES, q n. Summer street.
Mattress Massgacturcr.
I'D. II. MILLER, North College street.
Manufacturers ard DeaLersiH Hair Work
J. P. GRANVILLE 4 CO., Is n. Cherry street.
JOS. L L0ISEAU 4 co., p n. Cherry street.
Manufacturers of Looking Glasses, VISA
GOaD CoT7sice and Frames.
FREEMAN & OKCHABD. - North College 81.
Music and Musical Instruments.
2. DORHAN CO., 50 Church street
J. A. MCCLURE BR0., 2 North Cherry 81
Plumbers, Gas and Steaw Filters.
DAVID GREWAR, 50 and 81 Church street.
HESDERsOS BR0'S q CO., 70 N. Cherry street.
Photograph Galleries.
G. C. GIFRs. As Union street..
HUGHES BROS, corner Cherry and Ash SITS.
r POOLE, corner Cherry and Union streets.
7. Z. sALISE1s, 80 Union, near Cherry street.
PIastering and CaIsOmining.
JOSEPH EMMETT, No 50 n. cor. Public Square.
Real Estate A0e~ts.
ARRIEGTOE, FARRGR q WEAKLET, % North
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TROS. CALENDER, 50 North Cherry street.
JIHES HICKMAN, No. rs Church st., Maxwell
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THOMPSON BROS s KELLY, IA n. Summer s.
Paints, OILS and Glass.
CHAs. h. GAUTHIER. Is n. College stress.
Saddles, Harness, Etc.
G. L. HOWERrON & co., 81 Market q.
]. d. MARCH 4 son. 50 n. Market street.
n. MsKION, So s. College street.
SetciHg Machine Ageneses.
FLORENCE. e A NELSON, 152 church street.
SINGER. j. b. CARPEETER, 122 Church street.
WEED, B. W. RANDALL, 8 n. summer street.
WHEELER WILSON, Howard & SoULs, I'D
Stoues, Tyntcare, Etc.
PHILLIPS, BUTTORFF . CO., 2 n. College It.
Tg7snk Manufacture.
WH. DUHSTKAD, 81 n. College street.
HatchBsakers and Jelcslers.
ATKINSON 4 ALSTEAD, q n. Cherry street.
/. N. SOBEL 4 CO., 10 n. Cherry street.
B. II. SrfEF, Union street.
Z. WIGGERS. 31K n. Cherry street.
HOTELS.
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MEALS, Csc; LODGING, SOC; 81 MEAL
Tickets, $500. Nice looms for single men and
families, at the
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
lO3 ard 1O5 North College street.
nOvIs Sm
HOTEL,
Cor. s.ms.sr and Deaderiek sss-,
Nashville, Tenn.
JAS. A. HOLT q CO., Props.
BOARD PER DAY, "a 90
febs Tyr
PLASTERERS.
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NJ. B. BRITT,
PIasterer and Cistern Builder,
is PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL WORK |
i in bis line in hrst-class style. Orders left
az Hughes coal once, at foot OF Suspension |
Bridge OF az his residence on MAIN street, Edge
Geld, viii receive prompt attention.
my15till lsnl.75
DEALERS IN COAL.
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Look Out for Winter.
E. McIVER u CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
SEWANEE GOALS,
once, II y. Cherry 81,
NACuUTTlE
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As tho readers know, ho was big and
Frits.wasliulO and while be was punmel-
ling tho little fellow terribly, and Frils
was trying to get luugO at Baruey's
stomach, to take the wind out ofhim, both
kicking aud pluugius like horses, they
we're Potriacd by hearing a voice cry;
Take one your size big Barusy~
Looking around they saw tho corpse sit.
ting up in his coEIiu, This was too much
They released each other aud spraug ior
tho door They never knew how thOy go
out but they got homo in hotha,tc painting
like stays
II was Barbara herself who cauC an,
opened the door next morning,
"It's very carly one more little nap,
ho said, lone more little nap turning
over in bis coffin.
50 she married hin, and though sb
sent Fritz aud Barney invitations to th,
wedding they did otappcar lfthty dis
covered tho trick, they kcpttho kuOWIodg,
to themselves, and never willingly facec
Barbara'S laughing eyes.
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TWO PICTURES.

l look ABROAD: the world is fair,
Glowing in beauty everywhere!
Above spreads heavens transeenacnt blue
With the warm sunlight streaming thrOugl
Around the lavish woods unfold
Treasures Ofopal, emerald, gold;
And notified, sinuous hills, sun kissed,
Flash gem like through their purple mist
PSlc, star eyed daises, g,ldcnrOd,
And ruby grasses aecS the sod
Swallows flock twitteriug in the sky,
Aud merry criCkets chirp near byl
While swect.voiced, gentle Ariel,
Fresh risen from some scented dell,
Through russet, gold, aud crimson trees
Breathes flute Ike music on the breeEeI
And over all the bCauLeOus scene,
October sits the reigIing queenl
look again: blight hath spread
Der bloom and glsw the flowers are dead;
Discrowned, detroned October fledl
Upon the night sky's watery rim
Ahalfyoiled crescent, weird and dim,
Peers Ger Landscape cold ana grim;
Where rough mountain. peaks grow pale,
The wind sweeps, and through the vale
Pour, a Wild, melancholy wall;
Leaves chokethe pathway on the The wall
Vines rustic; trees stand stark and tall;
Aud darkness creepeth over ALL
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

MASON COUNTY.
Inlps Circuit Court-HoS. JOS. SMITH;
residence, RavenswOod, Jackson county.
CLERK Circuit OOurt--C B. WAGGGNER
President County Court-B. j, REDMOND.
Clerk County C6urt--E KIABERLlNG.
Prosecuting Attorney--D, W. POLSLEY.
sherif--C. SEH0N,
Jailor-J. JEWETT,
Surveyor @ Of Lands--G. W. PULLIN,
Assessor Dist. No. l-JAC0B ROUSH.
"D.S VAN MATRE, Dcp!.
No. 2-JoHN c, BUCKLEY.
supcrintcud't Of Schools--D. P. GUTHRIE
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SECRET s0nlETIEs.

sEOREV SOCIETIES.
Masonic -Minnrn Lodge No 10, A +. and
A. NJ, meets monthly, on the night Of the t4ll
moon, the same. being Tuesday, OF on lGe
Tuesday night Immediately preceding W'J
KENNY. Secretary.
10. o. F.-The Point Pleasant Lodge No,
I,O,O.F.. meets every Thursday night,
Mt Fishers Hall.
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this is one Of my own letters to Henry
What a foolI-"
A sound from the sofa, frst like oscSp.
iug steam, aud then like . cab rafting
over the stony street, assured her that her
ridiculous actions had been witnessed BY
her husband, Burning With shame, the
foolish woman Hev to her room and locked
herself 10, aud sho is almost as miserable
now as when sho fell tha! sho was an Ia.
juyed aud deceived vile.
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0fall passions, there is none so extrav-
agaut and outrageous as that Of anger;
other passions solicit and mislead US, but
this ruus away With US by force, and bur
RIGS US as well to our own as to another's
ruin; it falls many times on the wrong
person, and discharges itself upon the in
uoceut instead Of the guilty, and makes
most trivial ofFenses to be capital, and pun
ishqs an iucousldarato word with letters, or
death; it allows man neither time nor
means for defense, butjudgcs a causewilh.
out bearing it. admits cfno meditation; Il
spares neither friend nor foo, but tears all
to pieces aud casts human nature into .
perpetual state Of war.
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POLSLEY e. CROW,
Attorneys and COunseIlOrs at La
MILL practice in the Courts Of Jacks
w Roane, and adjoining counties
All busioess entrusted TO their care will
promptly attended to. :,
Address G. B. Grow, Jackson @. f., W; '
/" D, W. Polslcy, Point Pleasant, West Va
nch 81, 10 0-ly,
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A DECEIVED WIFE,


A tired husband went home from BIZ
work one night recently, aud, taking Of
bis coat, requested bis wife to mend rent
in the sleeve, then sank upon tue sofa and
behind tic evening paper, WiFo'like she
took up tue coat; womAn-likc she divCd in
to the pockets, From tho inside pocket
she drew forth 4 letter, directed in deli
cate chirOgrapby, to her husband. With
darkouiug brow she quickly took tho sus'
picious looking missivc from tho envelope
and without noticing the date or signature,
began to rcad'
DEAR HENRY;-T am lonely, oh, so
lonely, 'i4cc you left me last Thursday
night"
"Ah, ha, that was lodge night ho told
me, said the now thoroughly interested
woman, as she glanced vciously over nt
husband, who appeared to be just falling
asleep. "0h, how eau you sleep with The
weight Of this deep sin upon you! Bat
will SEQ what more The braSen huSSy has
to say, if itkills mo-" With one hand
pressed 10 her ihrobLiDg heart, she rca(
on:
a know. | am foolish, darling, but
when you are away 4berO seems to be !
,tuaugggg ggressen Iba aiShlapv pe1Et1atIJs ii0yelyi
The sun does uogsllino bali 50 Brighi: tbi
moon is butawllilcspoti tho. sly, and
the star, stare coldlY down, when you arc
not,with nc, Iofdof my life and heart.
"Was il for thisS Was 1t for thls3"--
moaucd the unhappy vile
Fortune speed tho day whom wo may
be united in these indissolublq bonds that
arc sacrcd in the eyes Of heaven aud earth
-"
"Wbat mOckery! Does ho or she con-
slider that bis VOWS to me arc not sacred!
What are they going to do with me, any
way, | wonder? Poison; perhaps. Oh,
false, false, petfdious man! Oh, wicked,
bclIish, designing, wanton!" Still the
suffering womsn read tho letter. though
each word burned to ashes thousand
hopes aud joys.
"When We need no moro meet clandes-
timely, aud IrombIe in each Others en-
brace"
"Id make you tremblo il l had you 10
my embrace minute"
"Whon ny head may be PilloWed 10
safety upon your breast"
"Thc fcndess!"'
"Aud your arms twiuO in loving press
ure about me-"
"Furios!"
"And your lips smother tho tender
words that would escape them"
"Oh, tho sireuic shc-devil" hissed the
woman, as she tried to keep down tho
boiling rage within her. She crushed the
letter 10 her hands then throw it upon the
floor and sprang upon it with her heel, as
thought were snake, and ground it in
to the carpet Then With clenched hands
and. compressed lips, she strodc rapidly
back aud forth across the room ever and
anon making move as il to spring like
| fury upon her husband, who with paper
over bis face, wasapparoutly sound asleep,
dreaming, perhaps, Of the wicked tempt
ress that bad become between him and his
fond wife, Presently a reaction took place
aud the wretched woman sank into chair
and found relief IN that blessed panacea
for female ilIs-a food Of tears.
Grown calmer after while, she picked
up the rumpIed letter, smOOthed out the
creases, and With an air of mingled dos
pair aud resignation, looked for tue sigma
ture.
Your ever loving aud devoted, bu'
poor, appteheusiVe-"
"what's this? FIut-aut--tering bir.
do. A-d-a-Ada, Why, bless me!
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THREE BRAVE MEN.


Pretty Barbara l'crroS would not
marry. Her mother vas in coustorna.
ton.
why are you stubborn, Barbara2'
she asked, you have plenty Of lovers" F"
"But they do not suit" said Barbara,
coolIy tying back her curls before the mir
ror.
"Why not2"
II want to marry man who is brave,
equal to any emergency. Ill give up my
liberty, ! want it taken care off,
"Silly child! what is the matter with
big Barney, the blacksmith"
He is big, but l never heard that he
Vas brave"
"And you never heard that tho was not.
What is the matter with Ernest, the gun
smith,"
"Io is placid as goat'smiIk."
THAT is 10 sign t'latho is q coward
There is little Fritz, the tanner: he isqpar.
rolsom0 enough for you, surely"
lie is no bigger than . bantua cock
Its lil!ls good hs can Do, i lAs loase
vas sssppoa bE robbers,R
''t is Ses away strength s4as TibS g
fight; It takes brains as we'll as brsyu. =
Come, now, Barbara, give these three
young fellows fair trial.
Barbara turned her face before the mir
ror, letting down one raven tress and loop
ing up another.
II wilIi mother" rho said at last
That evening, Ernest, the guusmith,
Knocked at the door.
"You sent for me, Barbara? he said
going to the girl, who stood upon the
hearth coquetishlS' warming one pretty
foot, and then the other.
"Ycs, Ernest, she replied, "l're been
thinking on what you said the other night
when you were here.
"Woll, Barbara?'
Ernestspokc quietly, but bis dark blue
eyes flashed. and he looked al her intent
ly'
Il want to test you"
"How?"
81 vaut to see il you dare to do a very
disagreeable thing"
"What is i'll"
"Tbese is aa old cOfdu up stairs. 1t
smells mouldy They say Redmond, The
murderer, was buried ip it, but the devil
came for bis body and left the coffin empty
at the end of week; and it was finally
taken from the tomb. It's up stairs in the
room grandfather died in, and they say
grandsirc does not rest easy in bis grave
for some reasons, though that | know
nothing about. Dare you make that cof.
Go your bed tonight"
Ernest laughed
"Is that all? | will do that ard sleep
soundIy. Why, pretty oue, did you think
| had weak nerves?"
"Your nerves will have good proof if
YOU undertake it. Remember, no one
sleeps in that wing Of The house."
II shall sleep the soundcr."
Good night then, will send yOu lad
to show you the chamber. Ifyou stay till
morning" said imperiOus Miss Barbara
With nod Of her pretty head, "l'll mar
ry you"
"You vow it?"
Ernest turned straightaway and followed
the lad in waiting through din rooms and
passages, up oohoiug stairs along narrow
damp ways, where rats scuttled before, to a
low chamber. The lad looked pale and
scared, and evidently wanted to hurry
ouav but Ernest made him wait till he
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A Wisconsin paper thus advises its read
ers on election day: when you look at
your ticket to-day look at The candidate for
Alderman and think whether be caa
throw an inkstaud across tho council
chamber with accuracy,