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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07
THE RECEDING FLOOD.
TeIegraphle Communication with
Chattanooga Restored - Railroads
Still Broken.

TeIegrapHie Communication with
Chattanooga Restored - Railroads
Still Broken.
The high waters still interfere with travel
over some of the railroads.
The Memphis branch Of the Louisville,
Nashville and Great Southern road is over
flowed at Tennessee river. The shipment
of freight owes that route has been disCOl-
tinued, and passengers for Memphis are
coming around by Nashville.
The river was still rising a. Decatur yes
terlay morning, but IL was thought il
would not get much higher. Near Decatur
junction, about one hundred yards Of the
track is about uiEe inches under water.
IL is thought repairs viii very soon be
completed on the Nashville, CHATTANOOGA
and 81. Louis Railway. The water is fail
ing very slowly at Bridgeport, aud 10 to
noon Yesterday, had fallen only about five
feet. Il IS believed there Will be a SUlli-
Cieut decline IN the water to-day to permit
the running Of an engine from Bass Sta
ton 20 Bridgeport. IL was determined to
send cut one hundred men las night to
work on The track at points where washes
had been made. This force can probably
repair in 4 few hours any of the bTeIlS ia
blE lllsAa EN-Ets- llaLt4lEAL 4L4DLlld> HIS
gone up the road TO see that the work is
pushed forward with all possible speed.
Yesterday evening the wires were put
up between Bridgeport and Chattanooga,
and telegEapLic communication Te-estab-
lished
At Camden, on the Northwestern road,
the water is within about sixteen inches
Of the track. Il telegram stated that sixty
passengers from Atlanta left Chattanooga
yesterday morning on their way TO Nash
vile. They came to Bridgeport on the
steamer Emory City, and were expected to
arrive here last night.
President Cole says: "The actual dam
age in repairs to roadway and bridges On
the Nashville and Chattanooga Tailwaywili
not exceed ten thousand dollars, it is be-
lieved, if SO much. We lost no bridges,
and only one OF two UnimpOrtant trestles,
and are only delayed by the backWater; and
for the road from Chattanooga to Atlanta
(Western and AtlantiC,) / can say that l
have a telegram from the officers Of that
road that they would commence running
regular freight and passenger trains to-day
Saturday between Chattanooga and At
lanta. So the actual damage to that road
could not have been very large. We have
no doubt Of having all trains, passenger and
freight. running regularly between Nash
vile and Atlanta by Monday morning, the
8 h inst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07
THE COURTS.
Decisions by the Supreme Court Yes
terdaY.

Decisions by the Supreme Court Yes
teFday.
The following decisions were rendered il
the Supreme Court yesterday;
Nicholson, G. J.-HOWeH vs.. WinbOurn;
remanded to docket.
Carter vs.. Vance & Eddins; affirmed.
Birth ct al. Us. Brooks; remanded tC
docket.
Thomas & Holt vs.. Moss; affirmed.
Dunlap rs. Cole; affirmed.
Gayne vs.. jenkins; writ Of error granted.
Nixon vs.. Rose, affirmed.
Greenfield VS.. Russey; affirmed.
HYDE vs.. LOugbOW; remanded.
Churchill ct al. vs.. Cooper; affirmed.
Lowery vs.. Roscoe; remanded.
Kean vs.. Watson; affirmed and modified.
Smiley ct al. vs.. Walker; remanded.
Dunlap vs.. Cole (twO casey; affirmed.
Hicks vs.. Cole; affirmed.
Whitman, administrator, vs.. Bache; af-
firmed.
Baxter vs.. Martin; affirmed.
Mason < JACKSON rs. Bowers; affirmed.
James vs.. BurgeOise; affirmed.
Allison vs.. State Insurance Company; az
firmed.
Ferries vs.. Williamson; affirmed.
Chatham vs.. Elliott ct al; affirmed.
McCready & Co. vs.. HasslOck ct al; af-
frmed.
State of Tennessee ct al, Tvs. Bank of
Tennessee; affirmed.
Deaderick, Judge-Lite vs.. OvertOn;
affirmed.
Perry vs.. State; reversed and remanded.
Akers vs.. Hunt; remanded to docket.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07
anHnnesf EIofeI serrnnt.

4 few evening since, a guest at one Of the
hotels il this city, went to tie night clerk
and handed him a roll Of money, which he
desired TO deposit for safe keeping. The
young man JoOk the money and put i. il
the safe without counting il, but as
he did SO the guest remarked that the
package contained four fifty dollar bills.
Early next morning, the guest gave the
check for the package to the day clerk and
received the roll Of money. After going
to his room and counting the money he
came back and said the four fifty dollar
bills were missing. thorough search was
made, but the lost bills could nowhere he
found. While the matter was under dis
cussion, a c0lored chambermaid came into
the office aud SAID she had found some
money in SOS" Upon examination It
proved to be the four fifty dollar bills that
could not be accounted for. The fellow
took his money without even thanking the
faithful servant for her honesty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07

Mrs. Mccormack and Mrs. f. Vessel re-
tuTn their sincere thanks to all who con-
tributed to their table for the benefit OF the
Orphans Fair, especially cur excellent
Gov. Jas. D. Porter, Judge East, Judge
Turney, Col. Gaines, VIM. Morrow, all the
members of the House Of Representatives
and Senate, hessTs. Vaughn, }. Hubbard,
Judge Lawrence, i. Ewing, Capt. sam.
D0uelsOH, John 7. Dale, I. Ryan, NJ.
Ryan, DIS. Atchison, Briggs and Michel,
Mclaughlin x Butler, Geo. Kinney, Siugie-
ton, e. Virgins, Murray Y Ryan, Trep-
pard, Weakey and Warren, Freeman &
Orchard, J. A. Rose, B. f. Brown, N.
Ready, John Gilgan, Chas. Rich, B. At
well, d. Miller, Geo. Moore, J. p. White,
W. !. Ewing, NJ. Hollins, T. Ottelville, P.
J. Mckee * Bro, P. Olwill, J. p. Byrne,
Judge Duliug, Nat. T. Dortch, Tennessee
Char Factory, officers Of garrison, Mr..
John Foley, Mr.. L. Bedford and NJ. Ne
Keen.
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THE SECOND RENDITION.
How the Parable Drama Passed on
Last Night.


The rain which commenced about dark
last night did not prevent Masonic Hall
! from being well filed with a cultivated
and appTecilLiye audience. The interest
manifested In the second rendition Of the
"Parable Of the Ten Virgins" was equal if
not greater than that taken in the first.
There was no change in the programme,
but this matters not, as it is Of such an in
teresting character that it would bear still
other Tepetiti0ns.
The participants displayed excellent
amateur talent, and as they performed the
different duties assigned them by the
Queen who was selected at the beginning
Of the entertainment, rounds Of applause
would follow. The Queen conducted her
self with ease and grace in giving her va
Tious commands.
The Objectionable feature Of the enter
tainment (Which was no fault Of the par
tIcipants) was the fumes from the calcium
lights used to irradiate the bridegroom and
party for whom the wise and foolish viz
gins were waiting. The disagTeeable OdOr
set everybody in the hall to coughing aad
the windows had to be raised to allow the
smoke to pass out.
1t caused a slight intermissiOn in the
programme.
The young ladies and gentlemen taking
part in the entertainment We-e cOngratu-
lated 10y many friends both evenings for the
excellent manner in which they enacted
their parts. They deserved the praise and
commentator which they received.
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Tmpor,nnt RniIrond Rusiness.

The Louisville COuTieT-JOurRal, Of yes
terday, says: "Ex-GOvs. Brown and Har-
ris, and Col. Sam Tate, Of Tennessee, were
in the city yesterday in private conference
with the officers of the Louisville, Nash
vile and Great Southern railroad. 1t is
understood that the gentlemen compose a
committee Of arbitration to consider some
question Of difference arising out Of the
purchase Of the southern end Of the line.
The party were handsomely entertained by
Superintendent Fink at his residence last
night.
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Triford Wherry vs.. State; petition dis
missed.
State rs. Hoffman; affirmed.
BOuldin IS. Roberts, administrator; ap-
plicatiOn refused and cause not remanded.
Roland; affirmed.
Harrison vs.. Cameron ct al; affirmed
COwan vs.. Houston; affirmed.
Hayden vs.. ScOyel; affirmed.
Lynch ct al vs.. Ballentine; affirmed.
Williams IS. > ale; application dismissed
and remanded.
Fishel * BIO. vs. Rose ct al; Affirmed
and remanded.
Duncan VS.. Lincoln ct al; reversed.
Stone vs.. Abbott; reversed.
freeman. J.-Holt IS Slarnes; affirmed.
Mayor and Aldermen Of MuitreesborO
rs. Gilbert ct al; affirmed.
Seay vs.. GOldsOne; affirmed.
Daniel vs.. Bailey; affirmed.
Sparks IS. Bond ct al; affirmed.
Smith rs. Morton; affirmed.
Theinert vs.. ShOenpfug; reversed and
| judgment here.
Robertson ct al. vs.. Walker ct al; re-
versed and bill dismissed.
Mayor and City Council vs.. NichOl ct al;
/ reversed and remanded.
Bell vs. Roberts ct al; reversed and bill
/ dismissed.
French ct al. vs.. Irwin ct al; affirmed.
Mcfarland, J.-GlasscOck VS.. Massey;
/ affirmed.
Farrar vs.. Whitney; affirmed.
Warren vs.. Reeves; affirmed.
Anderson vs.. Smith; affirmed.
Cooke vs.. Chamberlain & ingalls,; af-
/ frmed
Macy & Hamilton vs.. Braley ct al; af-
/ firmed.
Robertson vs.. ShOfiOur ct al; reversed.
Whitaker ct al vs.. Robertson ct al; az
| firmed.
LOekhart & IRELAND rs. Cohen; affirmed.
McNairly ct al vs.. McNaITy, executor;
decree in accordance with opinion.
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EeE Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
Three or four secondhand ice wagons fer
sale.
A house in free territory for sale or ex-
hanga.
Ten thousand bushels white corn for sale
in Edgefield.
Offices and bedrooms in Lewis Block for
rent.
Holding. Wilkes & Hancock have for sale
IOJ bags clover seed.
Meeting of Bricklayer5' Union on Thurs
day evening next.
Real estate auction sale, by Il. G. SEQ
vel, on Thursday next.
A statement Of the condition Of Third
National Bank viii be found in another
column.
HThe Shippers Ovn starts for the head Of
the river Oh Monday, ct / p. 81.
The BGrksyiile starts down the river on
Monday, at y NJ.
See attachment notice by Justice D. 4.
Phelan.
A report Of the condition of the Fourth
National Bank viii be found on second
page.
Do not fail to read the advertisement in
another column headed employment.
An import ant notice from the railroad
tax collector viii be found in another col
umn,
Stated meeting Of Claiborne Lodge, Z. &
4. n, on Monday evening.
See nonresident notices by the Clerk
and Master of the Chaucery Court.
Use the ElmwOOd collar.
Persons holding apPrasimates in the
Louisville Library, can exchange them for
tickets IN GOdaday's next drawing.
Let your light shine brightly In the
household by using Elaine oil.
Call at No. 10 Union street and examine
the s'Silver Tongue" organ.
a list Of the prizes III G0lladay's next
drawing viii be found in another column.
All Of the latest spring novelties can be
found at the Dollar store.
Call at q Church street and procure the
Chinese receipt for making tea.
The Maxwell House billiard room will
be closed until March Is.
See statement IN city notice column Of
the safety of Elaine oil.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

IA. Adcock was fined s. in the police
court yesterday morning for using vulgar
language.
Albert Bradley and Pleasant Kercheyal,
two negroes, were sent down to the work
house Yesterday to work out fines Of SO
each, on the charge Of vagrancy.
John Watkins, Lewis Reed and Charles
HAYES, all colOred, sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary by the Criminal Court for horse
stealing and Larceny, were taken out to the
prison yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07

Chas. Breyer'S Barber shop Nos "A
and 10 Deaderick street, has a full force Of
competent white BARRIERS He is always
prepared to wait on his customers prompt
Iy, and guarantees satisfaction. He is also
prepared to give the Russian or any other
kind Of Bath. ian13 eod2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07
A Hearty showiav.

During the week ending yesterday at
noon, according 10 The Health Officers re-
pOIt, there were only eleven deaths in the
city. Seven Of the deceased we're white
and four cOlOred; four adults and seven
minors; seven males and four females; one
married and ten single; ten natives Of Ten
nessee and one Of another State. Last
week there were twenty deaths.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07
NasnvIIIe end nc LouisstIIe Races

The first meeting Of the Louisville
Jockey Club Will commence on Monday,
May II, and continue through the week
We see that a large proportion Of the horses
entered for the meeting Of the Nashville
Blood Horse Association, which we publish
in the official list elsewhere, are also en-
tered for the Louisville races. all the Nash
vile stables being represented.
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Orchard GraSs.-

Orchard GraSs.-Twelve hundred BUSH
els choice Orchard Grass Seed for sale in
Nashville at less than Louisville wholesale
prices. Speak quick or you WON'T get it.
Address I. II. Jones, Agent, Nashville,
Tenn. mh6 81
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Resumption OF the Bribery InvestIsa'

The committee appointed by the House
TO investigate charges against members OF
the last General Assembly ia connection
with the passage Of the Funding bill, held
TWO sessions yesterday, the first they have
held in some time. Several witnesses were
examined, and it is understood that facts OF
a good deal Of significance were elected
The examination Of witnesses viii be re-
sumed az 9 a. n. tomorrow.
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stEEUEEeT.'

will be rendered March a, and the man
ayers have agreed to divide the proceeds
with the Protestant Orphan Asylum. All
who intend to participate are earnestly re-
quested to meet next Tuesday night, 9Th
inst, at Benson, Brown q Co.'S, College
street. VOINEY JAMES, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07

Bargains in Shoes.-Joha Ramage &
Son offer Mems Calf Sewed Boots and
Shoes, Boys and Misses Pegged Work Of
all kinds, and WOmen's Shoes in great va
riety, at cost for cash to close out lots.
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March 6, 1S75.-The Maxwell House
Billiard Rooms will be closed for repairs,
and will reopen March Is with an entire
new outfit. mh7 Il
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Elaine excites the admiration ofall. Two
car loads will not I'LL first orders. Call and
see it tested. Sold by all groces and drug
gists. Chas. b. Gauthier, Sole Agent, 10
North College street. feb2S tfsun,tues
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07

A Chance to Hedge,-Exchange your
approximate tickets in the Louisville Ii
brary for tickets in GOlladay's next draw
ing, March %. Send your orders to me at
Bowling Green, KY, or exchange with the
nearest agent. J. R. GoIladay.
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CITY NOTICES.

Call at No. 10 Union street and exam
inc the ''Silver Tongue Organ, which i
sold on monthly instruments.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07

OK the BOuleEaris MOnimartre and
POissOniere, Paris, 500 persons pass every
minute throughout the day-nearly half a
million persons from morning till night.
DR.. JOnsOn said in his time that "the
high tide Of human life was al Charing
Cross" but that is a lonesome place COM
pared to the point Of the boulevard indi-
Gated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07
RIVER NEWS.

The Silverthorn arrived from Evansville.
The Shannon left for Cincinnati and the
SilverthOrn for Evansville.
The Burksville was expected from Cairo.
The Burksyille and Shippers Own are
advertised for tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07

Advice for the Five Foolish Virgins
Burn Elaine Oil in your lamps, and you
won't explode. mhT p
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Selling at costa large stock Of Black
Walnut Show Cases and Oil Chromos. No.
AZ Union street. feb1S I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07

There need be no waste Of food that is
prepared with DOOley's Yeast Powder. It
always makes everything light, wholesome
and palatable. Try it. mh3 d1w&wIt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07
Civil Rights In the Ladles' Car.

Several negro women walked into the
lady's car at Hopkinsyille yesterday and
rode down TO Pembroke Station, on the St.
Louis and Southeastern Road.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-07

Broadway Style Silk BATS and new
style Soft and Silk Hats, just opened at
Jesse Elys, IL Cherry street.
fab91 II
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Retailers who have sold ElmWOOd col
lars say they can't keep store without them.
This IS a good recommendation.
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There are at present about one hundred
inmates at the County Pauper Asylum, and
that institution is rather crowded.
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Ny entire stock Of fine Boots and Shoes
at reduced rates for cash. 81 n. College
street. +. n. Eatherlv. Jan31 sun If
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CrnudInr - EEnnrners.

Enoch Ensley, Esq, OF Memphis, is reg.
istered at the Maxwell.
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Elaine The best and cheapest light.
feb2S If sun,tues
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No More Explosions - Elaine-The
best oil have ever inspected; as safe as
either lard or sperm, and a much better H.
luminator. J. L. FOrsaith, State Inspector
of Oils, Pennsylvania. feb2S If sun,tues
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You can always find the prettiest Prints
at Hogan Bros. nh6 St
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Elaine burns in all coal oil lamps.
feb2S If sun,tues
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Mr.. GLADSTONE is going to Rome 10
take notes on the spot about Yaticanism.
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Call at McCOnnack's Tea Store, No. u
Church street, Maxwell House, for Chinese
receipt to make good tea. They will be
furnished to all free of charge.
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CITY NOTICES.

Best Linens aud Shirt Fronts at Hogan
Bros. mh6 st
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Secretary George w. Darden, Of the
Nashville Blood Hose Association, COM
pleted yesterday his official list Of the en-
tries for tie five great stakes of the spring
meeting, which is printed below, in full
and correctly, for the first time. The num-
Der of entries, one hundred and nineteen in
all, and the class Of horses that will COM
pete, give promise Of an unusually brilliant
meeting.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For GAINESVILLE, Padueah, Cairo, st.
Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.
THE New Steamer
Il BURASVILLE, sHsr-L4
jus Aul1l Oec AlasJer, $500
4oll Nze-Alatlld CitlA
VIII leave on MONDAY, March g. at II n.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
R. F. FERGUSON, Agent, As and IS Front st.
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How TO Get Your Money Back.-Rein-
vest your approximate tickets, or tickets
drawing small prizes, in Golladay's next
drawing. Clubs, drawing too little for a
division, viii find this profitable. Ex-
change with the nearest agent, or enclose
them to J. R. GOlladay, Bowling Green,
Ky. NH d&w1t
J.R. GOlladay's Seyenty-secOnd Month
ly Drawing will be drawn on Monday,
March p, 1915. Prizes all cash.
One plize Of $1,000.
One Of $1,000.
Two Of 500.
One Of 500.
Three Of 500.
Three of $3.50.
-Four Of 500.
Three CT $3.50.
Six Of 500.
One Of ST5.
One Of SO.
One Of $50.
104 Of $50.
1860 ranging from 3 to $40.
Tickets limited to $1,000 at s. each.
Half tickets 81, quarter tickets 80 cts. A
half ticket entities the holder to one-half,
and a quarter ticket to one-fourth Of the
prize drawn by their corresponding num-
bers.
CLUB RATES.
81 tickets for SO.
II tickets for so.
% tickets for $50.
81 tickets for 500.
Address all orders for tickets to ]. r.
Golladay, Bowling Green, Ky.
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Latest Spring Novelties, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods at the Dollar Store.
mh7 sun, tues,sat 81
Books at the Dollar Store.
mhT un,tues,sat 81
Hair Switches, Braids, etc, at the Dol
lar Store. mh7 un,tues, sat 81
Ladies' and Misses Hats at the Dollar
Store. mh7 sun, tues, sat st
Elaine.-The best oil I have ever in
spected, and as safe as either lard or sperm.
J. L. Forsaith, State Inspector Of Oil for
Pennsylvania.
Sold by DemOviIls s. Co., HaddOx &
Ford, r. E. Page, RObt. H. Haley, ]. NJ.
Corbit, G.. W. HendershOtt, G. W. Smith,
Mccullough, Hagar & Co., Ewin, Pendle-
ton s. Co., Litterer & Cabler, W. II. Stew
art. In Edgefeld by ]. H. McMurray, G.
7. Weakley, D. Warehouse, W. E. Har-
rison, Armstrong & Co. Chas. Fl. Gauthier,
Southern Agent. mh7 2t
Call at McCOnack's Tea Store, No. u |
Church street, Maxwell House, for Chinese /
receipt to make good tea. They will be |
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Pullman Palace Drawing ana Sleeping
Cars from ST. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
70 Washington and Baltimore without change
Of Cals.
Through tickets and further information can
he obtained at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, South and North
west 0THOS. p. BARRY, western Passenger
a gent. Cincinnati.
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Latest Spring Novelties, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods at the Dollar Store.
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LOUISVILLE {, CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE HA4LEOAD.-Trainsl leave and ar
rive at Louisville as follows:
TRAINS. LEAVE. ARRIVE
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W.I.DANLEY, Geu'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
y Daily. TDaily except Sunday.
The 500 a m and 1925 p n trains viii not stop
at flag stations.
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mn eUIIf lltsfoal %
Hair Switches, Braids, etc, at the Dol
lar Store. mh7 sun, tUes, sat st
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Ladies' and Misses Hats at the Dollar
Store. NH sur, tue, sat st