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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10


IIIE new wagon-road up Avalanche has
been completed. uafaesa
IUFFLER q BEAR are taking out good
pay from their mines at the head of Kings
bury gulch.
JOHNNY NOLAN has a field of oats headline
out which has not been irrigated. It is
about knee-high.
MIR. JAMES BARKER, the popular mer-
chant and postmaster at Centreyille, has our
thanks for a prompt remittance.
I~oNGFELLoW, one o. JohnM organ's colts.
is being trained to the harness. The II air
people may look out for him this fall. lii.
The Cook Bros, of Smith River valley.
contemplate exhibiting some of their fine
imported sheep at the Territorial fair next
month.
CAPT. STAFFORD has been making some
good clean-ups on his high bar diggings
near Cave g'lch. It is said they run up into
the thousands.
H~oRNBUCKLE & MAsRHALL have 8. good
head of water and good diggings to work.
They are working day and night with three
= shifts Of hands.
MEssRs. kEENE Sc Bro. are making q
large quantity of hay this season. They
finished cutting on their home ranch last
week and have now moved to their upper
field.
HAVING finished cleaning up OH Gold
Hill, Mr.. H. Fl. Barnes provided himself
with fishing tackle and proceeded to Smith
river, where he passed several days in the
quiet pastiIne of fishing. lie returned on
Sunday evening last well pleased with his
visit.
On. e. w. F1ScH, of Butte, has deter
mined to locate in Diamond, and will arrive
in a few days. The Doctors references are
the Faculties Of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute, Universities Of Virginia and Maryland,
and the Medical Society Of Richmond, Va.
DR.. Il. has had several years practice, and
is highly spoken of by those who have made
his acquaintance.
Our Assessor, Mr.. H.. G.. Graves, has
adopted an effective plan for collecting poor
tax from the Chinese. When they refuse to
pay the two dollars, he gobblcs up their
picks and shoyels and holds them until the
Celestials "pungle.n Two dollars from
each Chinaman in the county will add con-
siderably to it's depleted poor-fund.
XII
The Consolidated Flume Company have
about 200 feet square OF bedrock to clean
up. III clearing.o out the cut for the main
iiune last week, they found considerable
coarse gold, which they regard as an evil
tence thai they have reached the main pay
c%lianfel. Last year their ground yielded
handsomely, but the gold was very fine. It.
is expected that the pay willsbe much better
in the coarse gold channel. II
OSE evening last week, two individuals
dressed in Indian attire visited Mr.. Me-
Gonigal's corral. Mr.. Brooket's little
bog, who was inside invited them to leave.
the premises, which they did without MAX
ing known their mission. Mr.. McGonigal
was absent and, Mrs. MEG. was consider
ably frightened at the sight Of them. They
were probably civilized, christianized Nez
Perces, who wanted to "swap" horses.
TIE crops of Blackwell Is Bros, at the
mouth of Whites gulch. are represented to
be among the best in the county. Their
Wheat is we'll advanced, is pretty even and
looks beautiful. They lave one field of
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

THE new wagon-road up Avalanche has
been completed. ssafaH
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

Our Assessor, Mr.. Fl. G. Graves, has
adopted an effective plan for collecting poor
tax from the Chinese. When they refuse to
pay the two dollars, he gobblcs up their
picks and shoyels and holds them until the
Celestials 'pungle.n Two dollars from
each Ciinaman in the county will add con-
silerably to its depleted p%oor-fund.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

I~oNGFELLow, one of John Morgan's colts,
is being trained to the harness. The Foir
people may look out for him this fall. Eli.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

A DANCE is the programme for tomorrow
evening. All the young ladies and gentle
men OF the Valley are to be n attendance
II a splendid time is anticipated.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

HoRNBUcKLE e. MAsRHALL have q. good
head of water and good diggings to work.
They are working day and night with three
shifts Of hands.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

HUFFLER q BEAR are taking out good
pay from their mines at the head of Kings
bury gulch.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

MIR. JAMES BARKER, the popular mer-
chant and postmaster at Centreyille, has our
thanks for a prompt remittance.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

JOHNNY NOLAN has a field of oats head;no
out which has not been irrigated. It is
about knee-high.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

The Cook Bros, of Smith River valley.
contemplate exhibiting some of their fine
imported sheep at the Territorial fair next
month.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

CAPT. STAFFORD has been making some
good clean-ups on his high bar diggings
near Cave gulch. It is said they run up into
the thousands.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

Oh Tuesday last, the thermometer stood
% above zero, in the shade. Yesterday
morning a sudden change had occurred six
hours of steady rain had fallen and the hills
were covered with beautiful snow, which
was still falling. 1t will be tough on hay
making, but will do good to the crops and
grass pastures.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

ALLEN says he may MOTIVE to see another
Centennial year, and desires a settlement
with his debtors. Read his notice in anoth
er column.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

WE acknowledge a very pleasant visit
by Mrs. IL. B. Brainard, of Brewers
Springs, and nearly all the ladies of Dia-
mond, last Wednesday evening, to see us
print. We regret that we were too busy to
receive them properly. Come again, ladies.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

TIE crops of Blackwell s. Bros, at the
mouth of Whites gnlch. arc represented to
be among the best in the county. Their
Wheat is well advanced, is pretty even and
looks beautiful. They lave one field of
oats, planted on the 10th Of June, after the
grasshoppers had eaten off the first crop,
which is very promising. 1t is now two
feet high and heading out. These gentle
men are among our most systematic farm
ers, and we think some Of their neighbors
would profit by adopting their system.
They have four fields and make q
practice of cultiyating two of them
for two years and then letting them
rest two years. They plant good seed,
water thoroughly, and never fail to harvest
good crops.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-10

In calling attention last week to Mrs.
Lewis advertisement "For sale cheap Tor
cash." we made an error in stating that the
Saddle advertised had an armed seat. It
has 10 such a%pendage. The saddle is as
good as new, andtcan be bought Tor about
half the price of a new one. The organ has
an excellent tone and is very cheap at the
price. 17S
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AMusEMENTE.


~RARD EXCURSION To LOCKOUT
tT MOuutafB via Memphis and Charleston
r. r Rates greatly reduced. Train leaves
Memphis TU GSDAf July Is, 1876, at O'Clock
Teguiar schedule time OF Express train no. d
Tickets good TO return on any passenger talh
within seven days from time OF sJal Jng.
The excursion is given under the auspices OF
the COLLIERVILLE COkNET BAND. 80
much has been written and spoken OF the
deemed unnecessary to say more than ina
visit to il would alone give 70 ali loVers OF tne
beautiful satisfaction for q lifetime, ana tnat
Ali descriptions ever given Of II have falIen
far short OF its grandeur. A Thousand points
OF interest will tempt the V1sltor 70 prolOhg
MIS- STAY upon the Mountain and in the Vicln.
ity of Chattanooga. Ample PROVISIONS VIII
be made for board, cOnveySnceS, etc IoT lne
accommodation of excursionists, at low rates
Tickets for the Round Trip will be sold al the
following prices: From memphis, % 2Yi os e
mantown, IS; Collierville. 81; RossVllle, ~ ;
Moscow 81; Lagrange s.; Grand Junction, 30;
salisbury, Sc; Middleton, 50 80; PocahonIas,
s. 50: Cbewalla, So; Cortnth, s.. A sleeping
car will accompany the train, OF which e4-
cursionists can avail themselves II they see
proper The " Athletics" of Collierv1lIe, VIII
play a match game OF base ball with the pest
ChattanoogR club on the top OF LOOKOUT
Mountain. The Colliervilie CoTnet Band Will
accompany toe excursion, and furnish the
beat OF music the entire trip. Tickets Tor the
round trip will be on sale at all the stations
named above. The railroad authorities have
instructed their agents TO sell no tlckets ior
this excursion after O'Clock p m. oil j. ly lotD
in order to furnish the proper NUMBER OF
coaches. Arrangements are completed al
first-ciass hotels Tor meals at 90 cents; peos the
same. PROF. T. J. FIRTH,
s. II. RUSSELL,
Committee OF Arrangements
w. p. JOHNSON, Gen. Pass'r q TICKET AGENT
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A SAD CASE.
liberalization OF Alleged irregularities
I'm rho Office OF the Secretary OF
the school Board-NOthing
Wrong So Far

Having heard that the board Of edu'
cation held meeting Wednesday night,
an APPEAL reporter, yesterday, sought
the ofTicers o. thai body 10 ascertain the
object and proceedings Of the meeting.
This was especially desirable, inasmuch
as rumor had it that Secretary Carnes
had resigned, because OF irregularities
in his accounts and books, and that sn
effort to elect permanent secretary had
resulted in the selection of Mr.. M. b.
Trezevsnt to I'll that position as tempo
rary officer until the first regular meet
ing in August. Rumor, moreover, had
II currently reported that committee,
with Major CIV. Ramhaut as chairman,
had been appointed to examine into the
hooks of Secretary Carnes and report
the result to the board. Upon inquiry
we ascertained that such committee had
been appointed. and that the board OF
education had very properly met in Sc
cret session, for it was not desirable that
any publicity should be made Of an in
yestieation which might unjustly result
in injury to the character OF Secretary
Carnes. This gentleman sent in his
resignation at the meeting night before
last. and, it being accepted, the COM
mittee, as we are informed by members
of the school-boaTd, was appointed at
his solicitation. The rumors in circula.
ton are calculated to affect the charac.
ter of Mr.. Carnes, gentleman whose
venerable age, personal integrity, and
rectitude OF conduct sufficiently rehuI
any and all presumption OF guilt in the
matter. Being old and infirm, and, in
fact, hardly able to properly administer
the duties of secretary Of the board Of
education, the irregularities in the ottice
may have regUlted from, IS all bis
kiands ard acquaintance hope, this
source, for no one believes that he would
wilfully do wrong act. In answer tc
our interrogatories, Major Rambaut
chairman of the investigating commit
uaittee, said: "The committee found the
papers and office in much confusion
We are satisfied that no bonds
are distracted nor changed by Mr.
Carnes, as you say report has lt
for all the bonds are hypothecated. WI
are now going on with the investigation
and are satisfied that Mr.. Carnes haI
net distracted, nor could he hav'
changed any of the bonds. The irregu
larities are very small, and we hope t.
explain them satisfactorily. The com
mittee will report the result Of the inves
tigation. The committee have no posi-
tive evidence of any criminal intent OF
the part of Mr.. Carnes, and seem t.
think that the irregularities in his book
result from decrepitude and inability t.
properly attend tothe duties OF his office
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DUEL PREVENTED.
Two WeII.knOWn Mississipptans saved
from Making Targets OF Eaeh
other.

Runors of an intended duel between
Messrs. Ben. G. Adams and ]. Y. Parker,
of Grenada, Mississippi, reached this
city day before yesterday. We did not
learn any particulars or facts as to the
origin and cause of the fight, and there
fore are unable to give our readers any
information in that respect. Mr.. Ben.
C. Adams is q lawyer well known in
Grenada, Mr.. J. Y. Parker being FAR
mer in Grenada county. Both gentle
men occupy good social position, and
the runor OF an intended duel between
them naturally aroused much anxiety,
and has elected much inquiry upon the
subject. The aQgrieved parties came to
this city Tuesday. Mr.. Ben. Q. Adams
being accompanied by Mr.. VIM. M'Clair,
and Mr.. J. Y. Parker, it is said, by q.
Y, Freeman and Captain J. M. Ellis. 1t
was reported that the parties had come
here to 90 Immediately to Arkansas for
the purpose of fighting a duel. The
friends Of the belligereut parties will be
glad to learn that the duellists did not
90 to Arkansas, but that the affair, hav-
ing been referred to Generals Barksdale
and Walthall, OF Grenada, has been
annicably settled. We are glad to know
the affair has been psaceably arranged
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FRANCES THOMPSON.
Interesting Interview with Thompson
His Statement, Complaint
and Accusations.

An APPEAL reporter yesterday Vlslte9
the Adams street stsuonhou!e, anu
there, in company with several persons,
engated IN CONFEDERATION with the p"n
Frances Thompson, who is 50 wen
known to the public. Ihompson
saws that he was owned by hl;
Walker, formerly Of Virginia., ahd
that during the entire time of his slavery
he wore female apparel. He thinks tne
white persons who brought him to thls
country should be punished, il any one
il to suffer for his wearing Woman's
attire. He accompanied his mas
ter, and remained with MIN
in the late war. He thinks it hard that
ne should be imprisoned because ne
wore female clothing, fer he was regar4-
ed always as a woman, and had femsle
attire during the time Of bis slavery
AS to the chief Of police and Tim hops,
stationhousa.keepsr,h he deems them very
severe officials, aud says that the latter
has treated him very grossly whenever
an opportunity presented. He complains
of Tins evident delight in exhlblung
him to the curious eye Of the public, ana
ALLEGES other acts which we cannot place
| in public print. Thompson, who has al
along been the keeper Of vile ests bllsn'
menf, intimates that he could disclose
startling secrets, which would bring dis
grace upon and ruin many a white man
In Memphis. He regards his condition
in the cell as that Of persecution, ano
will leave Memphis for some othel
home as soon as he is released. He com
plains of the Partially Of the medica
examination recently made, and, nav
! inc been boln and raised in Virginia
deems the people OF Memphis and thu
negroes of Memphis and the negroes o
Tennessee iIliterate and illiberal. Thi
il, in substance, his story, but how far
is to be believed can easily be ascertalne'
by recounting his character, mode o
life, and perjurous evidence before tn
congressional investigating committee
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THU sTEE'S SALE.

FINDER and by virtUe Of Trust Deed exc
u cuted TO John q. Campbell on the ID day
OF November. 1866, Dy a. e. ROaTkt and uuly
recorded in the Registers ONCE Of ~GH4Dy
county, Tennessee, in book No. s., part 2, piges
SO, 81, So, and 10 which reference Is mere
made; and also by virtue Of nnsl decree IN
the case OF Amos WCOfruff VS.. 4. G.. EOaIk1
No. 25S, Z. D., in the Probate Court " shelby
county, Tenncssae, which decree was entered
on the 18th day OF June, 1875, appointing me
trustee in the abCve-naned trust, instead OF
John q. Campbell, deceased, thereby confer
ring upon me ali the rights and powers OF sala
Trust Deed, l will, on the san utY Of a.
Rust, 1876, between the hours OF III O'Clock
a II. and y O'Clock m, in front Of the court
house, az Memphis, Tennessee, sell To the
highest bidder, for cash. the following &c
sCTfbed lot or parcel Of land, living IA inc
county aforesaid. bOu ded as follows: t'TEln-
ming at q stake south 81 T. 3-lJ CHAINS rom +"
redeIm, with retbud and other 20 n-eIs. on
the Z boundary line or a SIX hundred anu
twelve acre tract, known IS the wood M
tract: thence EOTJh II itT pc cE o. a stake
on said boundary line, tro1Wo'4, red an 4
VIII iteoak pointers thence west ~ sou u ~
poles to a stake on the west boundary OF sa4d
Six hundred aud twelve acre tract, dogWCOt
and mulberry pointers, being the southwest
corner of K. II. BIinckley's dlv1sionj thence
sorth 81 east IS poles 70 a stake, three cogWoo5
and two whiteOak pointers on said west
boundary line; thence e4-t ~ south -
poles TO the eginulns-cOntainiu 40 o5-lt1
acres, more or less, together with the improve
ments thereon. The equ ~ Of redemption Is
is waived in the deed, ana the property viii be
sold on account OF default of the vendor, a &.
Roark. W. {. WOODRUFFi IIustee
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Yellow Sulphur Springs
In Montgomery County, Va,
Near Chrfstisnsburg Depot, On 1natI fI
Mississippi and OHIO ~'-
A, BECKLEf & co., PsOA0 f-iA AoL''''
Omen for Visitors Frs IA Ears1
First ECtCbsE.

TERMS:
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LATED OFFICE.
Law aud Land Office Of }. a. Williamson
CLOCK BUILDING, AUSTIN, Texas.

WILL Buy, Sell, Locate and Obtain Patents
w to Lands, Pay Taxes and Investigate
Titles. Lands for sale in every part OF the
State. Also, City and Suburban Property.
Collections promptly made.
REFERENCEs-Ex-Gov.J John 9. Brown. Ten.
nessee; hx-6oV. Isham u. Harris, Tennessee;
Hon. John L. 7. Sneed, supreme Bench, Ten
nessee; Gen. Henry MCulloch, Segutn; 4. NJ.
Castleman, Austin, Texas; John II. Robinson
& Son, Austin Maj. G. r. Johns, austin capt.
Robert Josseiyn, Austin; Judge Archibald
Wright, Memphis, Tenn; Judge Henry G..
Smith, Memphis, Tenn; Gen. Luke L. Wright,
Memphis, Tenn; DR.. i. p. Gandall, LouisvI lie,
XIV: Col. Beverly Matthews, Columbus, Miss. !;
M'Combs, RelIar Il byTnee, st. Louis; VIM.
Deyries & Co., Baltimore; Col. Ashbel Smith,
Houston, Texas; F. Cossett, New York; Tom
Craighead, Nashville.
Look to Your Texas Taxes -The new
Constitution of Texas requires the prose Mt
Legislature to make provision for the speedy
sale of all lands upon which taxes are not
paid, and for a sale every year thereafter. 1t
also invests the purchaser at tax sale with g
good and perfect title to the land, which can
only be redeemed in two years by payin g
double the amount paid at such sale' Jy2
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LE4g OF PRIZES:

APPgGXEHATEOE PRIZES:
100 Approximation Prizes at s2O0......... SOL 900
100 APPROXIMATION Prizes at lO0........... 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at 75............ zoo
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PERSONAL.

JUDGE HEIsKELL, OF the circuit court,
has returned from East Tennessee.
Mr.. FRED MoRTI left yesterday for
the north, and, it is said, for the purpose
Of bringing home bride.
Mr., w. ]. L. HOLLAND, Of the Holly
Springs Reporter, is visiting the city in
the interest OF his excellent journal.
Mr.. ROBERT w. CARRoLL, q we'll
known Journalist Of Mississippi, and
recently proprietor and editor OF the
Water Valley Mississippi Central, is in
the city
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BON AQUA SPRIAGS,

THIS delightful summer res2 49,, ~ ~
5rEs waters OF these springs eTe IeH 49,,
"a, their cure OF Dyspepsia DiarInlt,t ~ Ms
teIy1 ~ -. CfdneyS and skin, AuSenIs 80 80
ease e1osc Prostratu, Chogea, Menstr91al ,losT
der hegmstLsa and a an sa snd re 2s9ysnat
debilsty. IHe.i ore w,pderfuI; and what y
msrd rem afEs6e no death has e g0H den
there from sickness and c nliiS SnoyFn. The
Sens o. 'I and the nights are always 80 On
Eozrd single mOuth.--.........--- -. - W
Board two months {pe,T ra Lo and servants
Half pTiCa for children ~
Sneriai rstss for families. q. POI, Aqua sta
Visitors VIII isey3o3 ihe , Sg a r., ss,eI Ran,
ton on the T ,s a in be met BY elegant hacks s4
roSo' "Iei0 ". B. EUSSE-hL' 1iy2i
JR. WINBERN, AsslsteL--- ----
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DISSOLUTION.

rTIHE firm of Moore, Bassett & Drew is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. A
W, Drew retiring. All pGrtteS indebted TO the
firm are requested to come forward ami settle
The business Will be- continued under the
style of Moore, Bassett " Co., who assume all
liabilities and are authorized TO collect and
receipt for all debts due the concern.
@. b. MOORE.
q. r. BASSETT.
Memphis, June %, 1876. a w. DREW.
In Withdrawing from the firm of Moore
BasSett & Drew, i OespeaE for the new firm q
continuance OF the patronage Of my fr- ends
so generously bestowed during my conn ecttOH
with it, feeling assured Ihst all iaVOrs shown
them will be duly appreciated.
ju30 2. w. DREW.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTs

NASHVILLE, July 13.-River rising,
with SO inches on the shoals.
ST. LOUIS, July 13.-Night-The
weather cloudy and shOwery but very
hot. River stationary. Arrived: Maud,
Vicksburg. Departed: Maud, Vieks-
burg.
LOUISVILLE, July Is. Weather
warm and clear. River falling, with Z
feet 2 inches in the canal. Arrived
Mitchell and Baum, Cincinnati. De-
parted: Mitchell, New Orleans; Baum,
Memphis.
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FROM Presbyterian Weekly, Balti-
more, Maryland: 1--WE INTERESTINGLY
recommend Colden's Liebig's Liquid
Extract OF Beef and Tonic InVigorator
for weakness in the young, or falling
health in the DID," G. w. Jones & Co.,
agents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-14

Try Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss Of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; Wholesale by w. n.
Wilkerson & Co., $40 Main ST., Memphis.
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SALE on EXCHANGE.

n ESIDENCE-Thst beautiful residence on
II, the corner of Lauderdale and Jessa
II is a modern house, having two bath rooms,
hot aud cold water, gas white Italian mar pie
mRntels and hearths, For particulars Inquire
at 273 Main street, Of ID: MADE.
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Mrs. MARIA D. MOEsARRATTI teaen-
er Of vocal and instrumental music, Will
receive few more pupils. Orders 10 be
left at II. G.. Hollenberg's music store,
Lain street,
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j. !. ALEXANDER THoS' AILLh'-
ruK : GPRIN Gs.

y,,zEsE celebrated springs, situated, in Iish,
0mipzo county, " isIlssi Pr, Va SI."r'.,
- s,srtastoi tailroad, VII be opened iOl
Inc reception of guests on JCne iS I,I,rat.'5
waters OF these Springs are jusLg Cl}ss ~
We tt,afT bvoieuic properties, and consist OF
GyIi1b1T. Alum. Magnesia, Chalyoests AMI
Freestone The building which S6- IRE f6e eIs
NV a. -, .CrVfOrt The entire furniture ana
s1iITss are perfectly new, The g-onn.i,s are
spScIo9a and dsl;shtfui tns town 5n 2i t.ee
~ - :, go ti,s l-Ctai Bar uuSnI pahaed. -
TERMS.-Boarct per day 3 Jl; y, '.s,s - az
per month, $40. Children under ten 00'i'
Aee AHN SSITiEs|XSkNDEE & MILLER, Prop rs
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A Good Chance TO go into BUSH
ness.

Owing to the continued ill-heslth Of
our M. s. Chspsky,we have determined
to close out our business on or before the
first of September next, and therefore
offer our entire stock, consisting Of
mems and boys clothing, furnishing
goods, hats, ETC., for sale upon VeTy 66.
erdI terms to responsible party. Will
take city improved real estate in ex-
change. Our store is for rent low to
good tenant. Apply to
NJ. 8. CHAPSKy Il BRO,
al
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GRAY hairs prevented, dandruff re-
moved, the scalp cleansed, and the hair
made to grow thick by the use OF Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.