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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
First Monday in July, 1876,
N0N-RESIDENI NOIIcE.

r.. ID. No. IIS3-In the Chancery side Of
the Common Law and Chancery Court
Of the County of Madison.
J. A NcCianshan IS. ". D. Dupres, Trustee, e. al.
II this cause il appearing from COmpisnant's Bill
Il which is 70, that Defendants, A p Bush
sons are nonresidents the State Of Tennessee and
residents Of Mobile. Alabama
Il Is therefore ordered BY the Clerk and Master that
said Defendants a P. Bash sons make their appear
herein At the Court House in Jackson Tenn, on
or before the
First Monday in July, 1876,
and plead answer or deur 10 Compliments Bill the
will be taken f0T confessed 20 them and set for
hearing parte and that copy Of this order Be pub
shed for Successive weeks In the Whig and Tn
buns 8 newspaper Published in Jackson. Tenn
d n WISDOM. C a n
By n. l. Vsssy, D. c. n
c g. Bond, Sol. Tor CcTapl't- ma27-sS.
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A painting of the Duchess ef Devon
shire, recently purchased by firm of
Bond street picture-dealers for $50, 500,
was stolen on the night of May 25th.
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KILLS

Wife snd daughter ID Immediately oures Hysisrios,
sick headache pains Ia side back and ioinr, Churnsla
or Green sickness aiaema. d~bllity pal
Eitadan swimming and gddiness OF the brad cold feet
aud hands. strriity harrenRcsa, loss OF memory,
siesplessnsss, and general Tonic improving the APP
petite aiding digestion and keeping the liver and boz
els in q proper condition, it has no rqnai. Husbands
informed that
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SheTiRs Sale.

IlY virtue Of a writ OF Venditioui Ezponas issued
I'D from the Law Court OF Humboldt 20 me, will e.
pose to sale At public out cry at the Court House door In
the city e Jackson, on
Saturday, June 18th, 1876,
to highest assa bidder, Cash. J. A. MeAdoo's
naming interest in and 20 tract 81 land Of about $40
ieft BY the will Of samuel McAdoo probsied a.
the December Term 1873 Of the County Court Of kadi-
county, and Registered page ia in the miauts
book OF said Court Sale will be had for the purpose Of
satisfying Judgment rendered by the Lsu Court Of
Humboldt the snd day Of December, 1873 for
si6s35 debt and fIzB 50 sit wherein " p.
Mcaslin Is painfin, and J. A. AcAdoo q Def ndant
r n NAT Sheriff.
Bright a Birisong. AttyE. ay2o-su-
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CE IN C00 per days home ssSplss worth
% " SGO free. SriNsoS A Co., Portland, haii
SheFiHs Sale.
Law Side, Common Law aud Chancery
Court, County of Madison.



1DY virtue Of a n Pa 20 me directed from the Law
ID side 81 the Common Law ana Chancery Court %
The Court Of Madison. will expose Tor sale 90 The
highest bidder the north door % he Court House IN
JAck-en, Tern-, On
Saturday, June oath, 1870,
the following described OF land lying and beiEg
In Madison County. Tenn. and bounded a. follow;
Beginninr Al black oak, the Rorth east corner 81
Entry No. MS. in the name Of Iiaos LacF, running
south poles the southeast corner OF the same
thence poles the northeast corner q Entry
10. 5s2 for rs acres, in the name Of Nathan
Il occupant entry Margaret Andersen thence
50 polef 20 the northeast Corner; thence fouth -
poles 10 black oak and hickory; thence saC 81 lie
pses % a hickory; thence north 81 poles 10 stake
thence - $40 poles stake; thence north 70
poles 70 a black oak, the norfh-N-sf corner % Grant
No. - SIS in the % Thos Lacy for 10 seres;
thence ~ poi-s stakrs thence north lol $40
poles a stake on the boundary hne ~ Grant No -
In the OF Robt Clemton for $50 thence vest
poles STAKE hickory and post oak pointers thence
south 2n3 poles 10 hickory hickory; thence west
306 6I6 poles beech aud oak, the south-West cor
ner o. Entry No. al6 In the OF Thos- Lacy Tor
262hS acres: thence south b poles 20 corner with
east 40 poles 10 the beginning containing s75E acres
or less
Also other tract parcel Of land lying ard BE
ing In Madison County Tenn. bounded and described
a. fellows. Beginning hickory he northeast cor
Of Edry No. as for 81 in the name Of DE-
Iaey thence south i1s poles 10 STAKE thence west
l31 poles 20 black OAK. the southeast cornor o. No
$50 zoo in the Of H. X. Lacy; thencs
with ts line I'll poles sweet thence east -
poles the beginning containing it,& acres more or
msao-tw ". n NAY D'piy sheriff.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.


the Common law and Chancery Court
of the County Of Madison, Tennessee.
n. J. Dean J. l. Tsrssr et al
this cause Il appearing from complainant, hill.
Il uhieh l. sTcrn TO- that defendants VIZ. A N-r-sr
and r p Vsrser nenresdents Of the state Of Ten
nsssse AMI residents q the SAFE Of Arkansas, and
that hs sud residence Of fhs Defendants the
Children anil heirs % Alkaline BoTm, deceased
known.
Iis therefore ordered BY tie CLERK aud Master that
al 81 said Defendants make ther appearance herein
the Court House, IN he city % Jackson TeEn,
before the
First Monday in July, 1876,
zud plead. demur 10 Compliments BILL or
the will taken confessed them and
for b, srnE and that copy ~ this order be
published Tor fsur successive weeks in the WhiE and
Tribune . newspaper Published in Jackson. Tena-
u N WISDOM. CLERK 4 Master
~ n. Z. Vssey, Deputy e. a n.
John l. Brown, Sol. Tor ComPl'nt, ma2I-tU,
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CHANCERY SALE
%
Denmark Female College
n. ID. No. 472-Penling I'm the ChanceTy
Court Of Haywood County, Tenn

A. n Reid ". \. A. nsarnoy and q. n. Caldwell.
TX pursunnrs en- infsfiuctury decree rendered ~
said Ceurf IN said abora msntientd fnulss On ne
leh day February. ls7e a regular tsrm 81 a-ie
Court win On - u
saturday, June 50. 1875,
At the tsun 81 Desmsrk. Madison cssniy. Tsun, eel
70 The hrhesf and best bidder. the following descroeu
parcel Land cut In ths plesdiagn IN ne
aboxe mentioned cause to-witf lriuH ann aeinE 70
Madison County, Tsnn-. m the tu1h 81 Deunarfs ana
bounded q the Nocth by the lands 81 W ~ hsarys
on the the isRdr 81 Wrnys the Kaa ~ the
Ioi Il Mrs McCaif and be lands 81 Henry, and the
West By Mrs. Brides lct being the sane wkeh
the Deamark Female Ccilers ia Situated
TEEnn SALn.-On a credit Of moatka. nate win
approved security taken from the purchaser Der the
purchase moaey win llen retained said land 20 ne
the payment Of snuIr- Upon counrmatoH Of sale
by the Court all right q redrnption repurchase
shn b. barred a. 10 defendant FloraoT he crsfets
assigns ALEL DUGKWOhrn. G. a ~
Br BOYD, Sol for CompI'f- maistw.
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rERMANYNI okGANIZETIoN.

Gen. Palmer, from the Committee, sub
sequently appeared and made the follow
ing report:
The Committee on Permanent OTgani-
cation be leave to submit the following
report:
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

Passengers purchasing Centennial excursion tickets
over the Memphis Charleston Railroad and its
tons will, upon application Conductor be extende
stop-over' privileges On the route between Memphis
and W Washington. going or returning.
SLEEPING COACHES on ALL NIGHT TRAINS
Sleepers leaves Memphis daily at 90
pm for Chattanooga, Bristol, Lynchburg,
Washington without change.
hzS- Rates always low By any other route
Ticket once as Main Street, Memphis, Team.
TOM p DUNN, TON r. kIRSAN.
Passenger Agent, rs Main s.. Ticket Ag't
n ) JAY, GsE'l Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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The Hotel and appurensnees have been renovated and
placed IN superior order, and will be 50 kept and main
tanned during the entire Season.
Our table viii be supplied in accordance with the
tastes and wishes Of visitors bat Country Fare
prepared IN the very best style and with view the
wsntS Of the Invalid needing food p.stsbIe,
nourshing and restorative especially in the as OF the
productions OF the dairy.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

First District.-A. Z. Jackson, Wash
ington.
Second Decentralization williams,
Knox.
Third District.-T. B. Murray, Warren,
Fourth District.-GeOrge w. Morgan,
jackson.
Fifth District.-J. j. Williams, Frank
lin.
Sixth District.-A. J. Mcwhirter, Da-
wilson.
Seventh Distriet.-Atha Thomas, viii
hanson.
Eighth District.-Clint Alden, Henry.
Ninth Distriet.-ThOmas Richardson,
Dyer.
Tenth District.-John II. Fizer, Shelby.
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ATLEXINGTON. TENN.
"TO BE OR NOT TO BE"

l. the question. To be in style" and Not 10 be
Undersold'f BY any one. the NOTICES Of the
LOUISVILLE CLOTHING STORE.
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AYer's
Cherry PeCtOral
For Diseases Of the
Throat and Lunss,
such as Coughs. Colds,
WhOoping Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

The reputation il mas attained, in consequences Of
the marvellous cures IL has produced during the
last half century, Is a SUFFICIENT assurance 10 tho
public that il viii continue to realize the haPplest
results that can be desired. In almost every
section Of country there arc persons, publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs, by It's use
An who have tried IL, acknOwledge lie superiority;
and where It's virtues are known, no one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ to relieve the dis-
tress and suffering peculiar 10 pulmonary aaee-
tons. CHERRY PICTORIAL always anords in
slant relief and performs rapid cures Of the
milder varieties ofbronchial disorder, as well a.
the more formidable diseases OF the lungs.
As assfeguard TO children, amid the distress
ing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, it is invaluable for, by its timely use,
multtudes are rescued and restored TO health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, As
the cures it is constantly producing are too re-
markable TO be forgotten. No family should be
without il, and those who have once used it
never viii.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
prescribe it, and Clergymen often recommend "a
from their knowledge Of its effects.
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Tate Spring

l. conceded TO be one Vf the powerful and
tire OF all the Mineral Waters We conhd emily
that IL Is without superior, and for the truth Of
the assertion refer the thousands who have in past
from every section Of the country, visited and
tested by the virtues Of this These ref
srences, and willing that their opinion shall
troll patronage.
Comfortable Hacks and a daily mail viii run from
MorristoWn the Spring. 10 miles. during the entire
season, by Hessrs. Taylor Harreli.
We will take great pleasure In promptly answering
all letters Of inquiry.
TOMLINSON & DRAKE.
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TOMLINsoN & DRAKE.
TO the Public.

FTNHIS is to notify all parties concerned and the pub
i lie generally, that wili no longer be responsible
for the debts made by my wife v A. Alex
Ander, she having left me without iust and with
out my cansent.
juns3-2w T. J. ALEXANDER
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

Last Sunday was the birthday of
Queen Victoria, and all England was
merry
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

VIM shelton l. J A J. Rose
L. B. Heron ct 81 Wm- shelton e. al
IN obedience 70 an fEterIocutoFy decree entered
the Sth day Of February. 1875. in she caHse Of J.
A. J. Rose VIM. Shelton Il al, directing the under
signed execute the decree Of the 9th Of July lsb
made IN the cause Of VIM shelton vE. L. b Heron
et al and orderihg resale % said property viii
se al public auction 10 the highest bidder 81 the worth
door Of the Court House in Jackson, Tenn n
Saturday, June 2FCs., 100,
within legal hours lot parcel of ground lying In the
city Of jackson and bounded a. follows. to-git.
Beginning point where the Mobile Ohio Rail
Fsd crosses Longs alley, College street rHns thence
esf With said alley $50 feet thence south lol feet
thence IG7 thence south - feet thence east
81 feet thence north IT'S 10 he beginning, being the
same Tot conveyed to VIM. Shelton BY J. N hsavis,
Administrator with the uiH annexed 81 Mary Brown
Terms OF Saie.-On q credit Il seven months. pur-
ba-sr 10 execute with approved security Equity
Of redemption barred
- u D. WISDOM Z. 4 NJ
maa7 Az By n. L. Vesey, D. c. NJ
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TOMLINSON & DRAKE.
The Season of 1875.
REDUCED CHARGES.

HAVING leased for tbs current season, this we'll
II known hezity resort, nov receiving and
euf aiming visitors Il
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS LOCATED NEAR
THII.honsa in Franklin county. Tenn, are now
onsn srts reception Of visitors The wster Of these
ssses of me Iivsr stomach. Bowels Kindneys. etc
MeLEMoHE a NORTOE
meet All trains Al Tuilahoma with comfortable hscks
and convex YOU over good road So miles the Springs
KsBdsons improvements have been made since last
season embracing 1000 square feet Of covered CALLER
les q double-trsck ten-pn alley. Hnd additional
BOARD.
BF the month 80 %
By the week fl2 %
Bv the Day 90
Children and servants half price
For additional particulars address
MfLLER BIO.
Hurricane Springs, via fullaauma. Tenn
nf-P.rties FROM soufh visiting the Centennial
stop the-e Springs. ueksts being GOOD for
sixty days ms1I-.tn-
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Els
wife aHdDaHghtgr

Can be cared % all chronic cnplalHantk such Lea
corhoea whites uiceralon u the womb, falling ~
the WoEib, and monthly troubles and u mparts color
the pale adds strength the weak and fetblc. and
u IL known a. Dr., nrnmroolrfs Ereritn Fcnale BIT
and thousands Of nfsislass encOannE haVa teea
passed ulcn 81 pectlar efficacy from all aecfl ns. Pat
up In large bottles snd has hsrn redursA In price -
81 a or FOR 500. Sold By druErsts 1nd dealers
every-here. expressed on receipt % Price
Address.
]. P, DROMGOOhE,
ufar tsanss LOUISVILLE, Ky.
NEELY q eTBAs, Ag'ts,
jackson, Tenn.
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Chancsry Sale of City Property.

In the Chancery Side of the Common
Law and Chancery Court Of the Coan-
tv Of Madison.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

Hon. John II. Crozier, of Knox.
VICE PREsIDEST.
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CONDENSED TIME.
LOUISVILLE
Great Southern
coNDENSED TIME.
RAILROAD.
TRAINS GoiSG NORTH

TEArS No, connects at Memphis with Memphis liz
tie Rock Railway Tor Little Rock and all points in Texas
nd Arkansas
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II. n. Hood, East Tennessee.
Gen. b. +. Cheatham and Hon. BaiIie
Peyton, Middle Tennessee.
Judge Il. E. Ray, West Tennessee.
At the night session the Convention
was addressed by Col. c. A. Sheafe, of
Rutherford county. Col. William Will
liams, of East Tennessee also made
speech.
, 1876-10-28

HIGH WATER Our usually clear and
pellucii bay has the appearance of weak
coffee at present, owing the great rise
in White River from the recent rains.
The high water has not injured any of
the farms along the river, though it
came very sudden and afforded them no
time to prepare for it. So far the only
real damage done has been the breaking
of boom of logs in the river, belong
ing to Mr.. LIE BalIister. containing 200.-
600 feet of lumber. These came rush.
ing down into the bay and drifted off in
every direction. the timely arrival Of
the Freeport tug Cello. prevented most
of them from being lost and they can be
kept in boom at that place till sold, at a
mere nominal expense.
PROBATE CouRT.- Judge Hathaway
dispatched the following business yes
terday and to-day: Estate Of Josiah
Jellcrson-Sale ordered of decedent's
interest in real estate. Estate Of james
Hulse- Order Of settlement. Estate of
G. W. Hardin Sale of real estate or.
dered. Estate OF A. II. Jones. deceased
Order confirming appointment of E. B.
Morse as executor. and appraiser of
property appointed. Estate of j. Set.
tie Order to show cause why real ee.
tate should not be sold. Estate of VIM.
Brown-Order confirming sale of real
estate of deceased. Estate of DR.. A.
McKecknie-- Order confirming the wid>
ow's interest. Adjourned to Oct. Oath.
PASSED Down. N.-Steamer Tacoma with
the ship Shirley in tow, passed here
about eight o'clock this morning. It
was trife hazy and the "touts" re-
ported d)her as the steamer Dakota from
San Francisco and Victoria. This caused
general turning out of hacks and ho>
tel runners, upon frui:less errand.
A NEw WAY.-While at La Conner,
last Sunday, We saw something that
beat the celebrated changing gardens"
of Babylon. The roof of Conner's hotel
was covered with boxes of tomato
plants, on which the encarnadiued fruit
was ripening by exposure 10 the sun.
GOING -GoNE.--The Freeport saloon,
belonging to the Brown estate, has final
ly been got off $1,010. Leary's patience
was too much for those who wanted to
get the property for song.
, 1876-10-28
AGAIN. The Freeport saloon

AGAIN. The Freeport saloon,
owned by the estate of the late VIM.
Brown, was put up at auction in the
fore part of last week and brought
only 5000, which was refused as in
sufficient. On Saturday the auction
eer tried it again and got a bid of
$3.50. To-day it was again called and
brought trife more but Mr.. Leary
administrator, will not let it go for
less than $1,000.
SAvED.--A little girl while play
ing about the logs near Hammond's
ways, fell into the water but was
rescued by the timely arrival of an
Italiaa fisherman. The brave son
of St. Peter deserves new suit of
clothes for his valor, at least.
MEAN WoRK.-The front of the
DISPATCH building bears the marks
of some vandal's jack-knife, ,defacing
the wood work. It is evidently the
doing of some idler who aims to
live, not so much by his own wits,
as by want of them in others.
WARRANTS PA1D.--Read Captain
George Hills notice to holders of
warrants on the county treasury.
The payment includes two terms of
District Court and may be called
a pretty good cleanup.
BccA BEER.-Bob McCann, one
of the most genial fellows on the
whole coast, has turned publican.
His friends will find out his Re
treat" by referring to our advertis-
ing columns.
DEAD.-Poor Hogan, the old man
who fell off the wharf in the rear of the
American House. last week, died at the
hospital on Saturday night. and was
buried yesterday. He was abou! So
years of age and had been in the en-
ploy OF j. NJ. Colman for some time,
driving o sAwdust cart about the mill.
REPA1R1NG,--Owing to repairs upon
their house Of worship. no services were
held in the Congregational Church yes
terday. It will be a fortnight before
Divine services will be resumed there
for the above reason.
, 1876-10-28
Oregon News.

Miss Shepard ia throwing cold water
on the rum tossers of Brownsville.
The bunker at the Caledonia coal
mine, Coos county, will be enlarged so
as to hold 800 tons.
Ross Welch. of Dilly, has band of
Spanish goats that can walk on fence
rails--so we are informed.
Tie Yamhill boat was launched sue
cessfully at Canemah on Wednesday.
She is named the McMinnville.
When last heard from, the Bonanza's
bow was high on rock and her stern
submerged to her boiler deck.
Niuety-two bushels of wheat from
Thomas, of Yamhill, did it this season.
Earnest King. of Wasco county, has
bought the well known stallion Ben Roy
from Mr.. Garrison, of Salem. for 81. 800.
Miss Matte Childers won the first
premium offered by the Union county
agricultural society for the best eques-
trienne.
NJ. Zeisberg. of Salem, caught his
hand in the planer at Stanley's chair
factory on Monday and lost three fin
gers.by it.
Joseph Cox, one of Oregon's earliest
pioneers died at Salem on the Goth inst.
He was one of the trainers of the State
constitution.
j. N. Taylor, of Coquille City, died
on the 18th, just one week after his
marriage with Miss Edmundson. IT'S
sweet to die fo7 ones country.
Miss Nettie Piper with all the food
of love" in her composition necessary
! to make Pan, is the new music teach
er of Albany. She is no bag Piper.
The Methodist and Presbyterian Sun
day schools at Empire City are having
a regular war concernins the ownership
of an organ. Lots fun in Oregon"
The band wagon and other property
belonging to the late italian circus will
be sold by Sheriff Eakin of Lane coun-
ty to satisfy judgment in favor of DR..
Halpruner.
The firm of Henry Hewitt Il Co.,
Portland, have taken George Marshall,
of Oregon City mills, into co-partner--
ship in their extensive grain shipping
business. The firm name remains un-
changed.
The play "Driven from Home" a
drsmstization of Tennyson's poem of
Dora, was rendered by the Sawtelle
troupe. in Salem during the State Fair
and was fully equal to any first class
company that has ever visited Oregon.
He is tall. slim. light, about Is years
of age, small moustache. dressed in
black with plug hat. and answers
usually to the name of A. l.. Moye.
Anybody capturing the same will be
literally rewarded by Ben. Kohn, of Al
bany, out of whom the rascal got $2.-
600 by selling some forged notes on
good farmers at discount. He left for
Frisco" week ago.
, 1876-10-28
From the Daily Of Saturday.

SEND IT EAsr-The Weekly DISPATCH.
containing thirty columns of reading
matter, for sale at this counter in wrap
pers. Send it east, to let your relatives
see what kind of place you live in.
SoLD.-The 100 eacks of grain which
were on board the steamer Dispatch
when she sunk, were sold at auction
yesterday and brought S175, just about
one quarter of their value before thu ac-
cident.
PROBATE CoURr.-The will of Alfred
H. Jones, who was drowned, Monday
night, was filed for probate to-day. 1t
bequeathes all his property to his Sis
ter, Mrs. E. B. Moore. The estate is
valued at $3.50.
SHIPPING NEws-Bark j. w. Seaver
arrived here last night from San Fran
cisco in tow of the Blakely and is dis
charging an assorted cargo at Yesler's
wharf. Brig Levi Stevens. which ar
rived here at the same time. lies at an
chor off the same dock, waiting her
turn to load with coal.
BIG CABBAGE.-A large cabbage. of
the Manton Marble variety, has been
shown to our morning contemporary
and he wakes eloquent over it. 1t was
grown by gentleman named Tibbett's.
who lives near Renton, and weighs (the
cabbage, we mean,) just forty>two
pounds. Send it to Livermore, at the
Lick House, San Francisco.
BILL BoAnDs.-A. NJ. Snyder Jr.. has
put up a series of bill boards about
town. This is good idea and its pro-
jector deserves public patronage. In
future there will be no defacing the
sides of buildings with mammoth posters
nor fences adorned with villainous por.
traits Of All Foo and Dam Foo. the
Monaghan fnife swallowers. Good tor
Snyder.
CARRIAGE WORK. August Harms, who
recently started a carriage factory here
in connection with the blacksmith shop
of Mr.. Brannan. has finished baggage
wagon for the New England Hotel. 1t
ia we'll finished and will bear critical in
spection. If this county only had good
roads to drive upon, carriage factory
would soon become source of profit to
the city by giving employment to a
large number of hands. We cannot do
too much towards encouraging home
manufactures. The Eastern wagons
sent here at wholesale and on consign-
ment. are generally miserable affairs
made only to sell.