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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02

NY Mrs Stenhouse Of salt Lake CITY, for 25 Year, the
wiie OF Mormon High Prier THIS true story N
Womda's Lgeih Hgrmoa.m, fully disclosing the secret
dolngs ana "inaer ne OF the M0ons nids-a0aIe
sees them" Introduction lbs Harriet iiee. h.r
stowe l. gives eonpiete 9eco4n .of Ihe Monnluin
and Execution of John u; Lee, mif al he rscsni
derei0pmehis ~ Holnonsn, The story OF dnH Ehfa.
we No. 10 u told ~ Jaii bD herseJ This urlilnu
boon !. now selling Ike Mildhre Ministers say 6dd Sped
- eminent women indpfscit. Tens are ait-
Ing for y, and Agents selling 10 20 day; bOth
thousand m pres, 5000 more Agents wanted XIV
Cirraiars Free Address A. ID. WORiHlNGTON a CO.
HMH"ih Conn I5-2bl l-tow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02
Remember the Old Standard
FAMiLY MEDICINE,
Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer,
Thrt-Seyen Years before the Public.
ThiTt-Seyen Years before the Public.

II significant fact that Notwithstanding the long pc
rod of time that the "PAlN KILLER" has been before
the world. II has not shown the least sign Of waning popu
larity but the contrary the demand for has steadily
increased and " Pain Killer" is now a household word.
both a home and in all foreign countries where civaa-
iion exists and of the principal by which the
missionary Is enabled to approach the hedhen As
ternal and internal remedy, 1t has equal. ts effect is
quick and and be used with safety livery family
should have ready for immediate use in of sudden
Illness The Pain Killer Is sold by all medicine dealers
In all parts of the world
Perry Davis a SON, Proprietors Providence. II. I.
April 25th, 1877. sO-s4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02

IloME BEAUTY.-A tasteful woman can
make garret beautiful and home-llke, at
little cost for the beauty of home depends
more on educated aud refined taste than
upon mere wealth II there is no artist in
house it matters little that there is u large
balance at the bank, There is usually no
better excuse for barren home than ignor.
ance or careessness' A little mechanical
skill can make brackets and shelves for the
walls. A thoughtful walk in the woods can
gather leaves and lichens and ferns for adorn-
ing the unpiclured rooms. A trihe saved
from daily expenses can now and again put
new book upon the table or shelf. The
expenditure of few shillngs can convert
the plain window into conservatory. In
these and fifty other ways can a plain, bare
room he converted into scene OF beauty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02

BOARD ERS,- The attention Of any In want of nice
rooms, hrst-cass table and good accommodations In
Invited To the Holmes bOck opposite the post-uice
Gently known as the Central House" which Will he orened
by the UNDERSIGNED May lst, ~ Boarding House. Very
pleasant hnd desrihle suite and sugle furnished
and nnnrshed. The house having thoroughly renu-
wed Fe-papered, painted, etc, offer pleasant and
clean boafilng House Where bOarers enjoy the
ns Of home and at prices To correspond win tie
Du MRS 1RuE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02
SprriaI 9lnfrrs.
COSTIVENT TSS
Hui
PROLIFIC CAUSE OF I'LL HEALTH.

What every person needs Is Portable Pleasant and
Effective Remedy for Indigestion. without thorough
digestion of the food there he healthful Blood which
is the Life of Man." and by which the whole system Is
nourished The rket is full of Pills which are only
drain upon the system, but the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02
Railroad Gime Gablrs.
NroNrpELuER AND WELLS RIVER X. X.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing ON Monday, Dec isth, 1870
on and after date, trains Will leave Montpelier tWels
River Depot as followsi
Mail AT 1855 A. NJ, for all points the Passump-
Sic White Mountains. and Boston, Concord and Mon
trea roads, with direct connections at White River
Junction and Concord for all points below.
Accom- m dation Train-At 1880 ?. ~ Except Mon
days all points Dnrlh of Wells River, on rassnmp
sic road all points White Mountains road and south
on the Boston, Concord and Montreal road as tar as
Plymouth. Mondays this train leaves Montpelier at
gij A.
Mixed TrainM AS =. "" for Wells RIVER aud way
stations Connections at Wells River rs ollows 90
P M for all points sonth Of Wells River, on the Pas
sumpstc road, with direct connections AT White River
Junction to Boston, and all points Intermediates also
for all points down the Connecticut River. 1880 A.
NJ, for st. Johnsbnfy, Newport, Montreal aud The
West; also for Boston via Plymouth, Concord, Man
chester, Nashua and Lowell. -
W. A. SrOwELL superintendent.
NontpplIer. VI. December IA. lsl6 66-l7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02

$55 TO S77 A,.qEs EtEk g.Els t... & Agents Re"
AAH Y. o. VICkERY. Augusta, Maine,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02
PERISTALTIC
L0ZENGES !

mild. laxative and tonic, and Restore Nature.
When Doctor Harrison invented the Peristitc Lozen-
gea "he hit the nail squarey the head" they
pleasant 10 the pdlate act prompiy pain,
require Of Dose eject thorough digestion Of your
food, do not 1edLen The boees require detenfon fOm
business and are the only adrei,ed remedy for consipa
hon Jdrored By The Medicdi Profession.
WARRANTED IN EVERY KIND OF
PILES
ward applications only time and money wasted Also
we promise cure for every kind Of
DYSPEPSIA
such Oppression after Eating Sour Stomach Splitting
Of food, PaipifdfoH also HeadIche, Dizziness, Pam
the Back Loins, Teiio1ness Qf TIE SKIN Eyes, Sick
Headaehe, Codted Tongue, BHoaness, Lirer Complaint
Poor appetite. DeJAty, Faintess, Neardigic Pains,
Monthly Pains. and all Femae Irregularities etc. Also
the best Worm Medicine used.
From the Gorernor Of Massachusetts, formerly Mayor Of
Boston:
BosToS December |, ls66.
have known Dr. Harrison for many years practical
chemist. Ills statements worthy OF entire confidence
medical preparations. and have examined testimonials
specng them from eminent medical authorities uf This city,
VINO employ them In their practice have frequently used
the festliic Lozenge-, and think them to be most
tsignetD ALEX. II. RICE.
PRcg-Trla box thirty cents; larger box 10 cents For
sale by all druggists by mall postage free receipt OF
price, by
X. A. HARRISON a. CO.,
75-26-eow 40 Union Street, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02

al HAVE turned many woman's head
boasted young nobleman OF France. YES"
replied a 'ralleyrand, "away from YOU
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
Tell 1T ALL"

nooK AGENTs wANTED
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02
Glen e3dre,hsemenis.

XNANTED-A MILLINER None but the best need
w apply. Address at once,
7stf MRS, L. e. HAINEs Cabot. VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02

HOUDAN HENS. Eggs slOO per dozen. Packed
aud delivered to any address receipt OF ufce.
76-ss IUCIEN v. ROBERTS, south Stuford. VI.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22

II am going to Chadwick's Ice Cream
Garden and Museum, to-night." "Wby,
what are you going there for, Rosy"'
'There will be full orchestra of music
there again; spent a pleasant eveni NJ
psr;os: s'en; " Sart: sfSs ''iT"f" cisy DsS S''1
all to be there"
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
LOCAL VARIETIES.

Among the graduates at the recsnt a.
1ual examination Of the West Chester Nor
mai School, Delaware county wss repre-
psntsd By Anna Y. Johsson. Of Havsrford,
and Sasis O. Lodge, Of Chsynsy.
4 camp meeting viii be held in Tallsy's
weeds. Brandywins Hundred, beginning
July Slst, to continue ten days The public
ars cordially invited BY the pastor, T. B.
Huntsr.
The Draadywins n. Z. Sunday school
VIM make IN excursion TO Cresaneor Park,
q the splendid steamer Crssduoor Cutter,
On Saturday, June s0th. All that can ere
invited 70 participate. Es .
The Penn Loan Association held iss eotb
nostAly meeting Last evening. Money waa
sold - follows: e14s At u of per esnt.;
teoo n n Of 1psr cent. Balance It par.
Captain Charles Hyatt, (son Of Colons1
Theo. Hyatt, President Of the Pssn Military
Academy who leetursd In Hanover Stree,
Church, last winter, on the "Churches Of
Southern Europe" win address the gospel
Temperance messing ct tho City Hall, on
saturday evening, June 2Sd.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
nT. SALEM EXCURSION,

The IT. Salem suadsy School p E4cur.ion,
ysstsrday. Vas attended BY about 100 per-
|sops. On their return rome 'thx storm
caught them on the river, ana they were
competed, to anchor for three hours. They
arrived here q about u o'clock.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
0HlPLIY RUN BURSTED.

Last night ehipley Run culvsrt broke on
account Of the enormous snsunt Of water
whieh came down with sueh force a. I
wash away everything II came in contac
with. Fourth, Fifth and SIKH strests,
whsrs they cross the run, cavsd In 70 such
~ extent - 70 cause tho blockadius Of
those strssts, between Madison sad Monroe
streeNs. 80
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
A GOOD CITIZEN,

Mr.. John +. Killer, 1t his own expenss
Has erected 4 lamp, and keeps the same
lighted IL Seventh g., between Market and
King. He DID this On account of the dark
ness where several citizens had fallen dowr
ever the steps Of the buildipgs. We CON-
mend NJ. Hitler for his public spirit.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
- y -
THE TENT.

The, tsmpsfsncs tent. q FcqHh and
Lombard streets, WAS blown down last
evening, during the gale. 1" III a.
The one Twelfh ana Market strests, WIS
more fortunate, although 1t didRtf fescape.
~ some Of the poles, will requip eraight.
ening. -''E' III ,kI
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
orr COUNCIL.

Ml V3Ix OVONV4As
~ 0ty csusea isla ) slaAA asdehg
- svssilg, rsasi1sas Liahaesslaa y -
ohAie.
~ Wsbw oeanikAss sspastsd iavsssss'
. tasSe1aiea q J. 0allAsAes, IT. sxtsa'
- x waAss plSss = 1esA slssst, q . COS
q eeoo. 1
otysee Csamisalsese NsCloSksy vspostsd
Nan, : aesbis ssaas, I'D I isgh ''sa'
anplegsl.
oAlse Iagiasse 0allaghse. sf he watss
0seassasse reported = nss saploysd. x
O1V 1fsasassr viseeas rspoessd q, ~ n
y ~ ssedk u ~ Cool Spring 1sssevoir,
~ es,aes3o y sasrsas szpsassa. Tosal,
o1pss1e.
h City Audiees ska4sd that ths Treas
urss's report wss eorrsst, sad sabnlstsd
further ~ lsllewing report: CsSA %
1xs1, Carvsst Ixpsssss, o2s, 500; 70 TIE
1oasa e Idscaeioa Loan, $4,000; 3. B
1eolnss1 4 Co., cheek, Cool Spriag Loan
- wasss Department, 90, ,1s4.45. Total,
/. oA, ,A7.AH.
A psGisjea was presented non Geo. v.
1ssh, askhg b havs The bed of Issseh -,
hsbeen Trost and wstsr sss., repaired.
H nstios which was put ~ nssting
lsSsrs, IN regard 70 tAs pristine Of 800 CO.
~ II sAs Fire Department Ordinaaes,
sagssAsr with The report Of the Chisf I1-
Gihssr, was beoaght up and was carrisd.
IT. Iisases Connitsse then nads ~
1balswiag rspeet:
1As saoane OF appropriation Tor City
yaposss, ,t,dspsadsatly Of the appropriation
~ ths Public Schools, b es1s, ,ssl1s. The
sasuns estimated, Revenue $4,000, that
askss tAs snoune 70 b. raissd By taxation,
~ Olly purposes, 70 b. t162, 2,sl0.ls. Ths1
ansa,eoe Chy asssssnsas b 81, Al, ,soS.75,
% ~ elee sf tAb amount VIM b raiss1
ON, ~. IAis amount Of Rsvssus wil
~ III of ~ appropriation, for tAspssssnt
ysar, md sitse making proper allowanes
1pr sEsors snd disooaat, leave bslanes 4 /
shout olSyooo 70 Assets In liquNaslng Our
pssssat 1oatiag dsst. ~
n ano1ne el The School Asseasmsak u
81, ,Soe, ~:
TAs saeane Of Appropriation for schoelD
b e7ty yeoo, u tAs rats Of Is cents q TIL
419o Of asssssmsnt wfll rai-s 4,0l7.
TAs committee reported that they were h
1hvsr Of making the tax rate for City m.
yosss at 75 cents On the el.0o, a,d ths rass
IL schools, st IS cents On >1.0o. I'll
On motion Of Nr. Pickles sn order 10
el9y yeo7M was directed to b. drawn for ths /
boed holdsrs.
~ ssne Ssatleman movsd that vhesr
Council adjoarnsd, they would meet On
1oaday evening st 7.So o'clock, to dscid
- tAe3oids for The cleaning Of the strsssa.
Thsy then adjourned. - >'. Z
Ths following orders were directed to bss
drawn. Pay Roll Street Department,
e9N N.66, Pay Roll W1tsr Department, $685.
%, =. Z. Publishing Co., $sS s., ". Cun>
min, 90, Thos. Wort, el75. .n, !,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
-NIeFAKE.

'''''&8s'& ....Ess.- weassEea
b Our paper speak Of Mr.. Thomas Haw-
kins, who recently returned from Shanghai
China, q Nj. ssisasl HsMk kins. Amongst
other places NJ. Haykius visited whilst
sNsy from ,Wilthington, was Siam! HI
also went through the Suez canal.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
{ SCOTT EXCURsION.c !

To-day, the annual excursion of the
Scott Y. 3. sulday schools wlll taks place,
going to Creedmoor Park, on tie steamer
Ariel, the boat leaving Fourth st. whaff at
u o'clock. The United Comet Band will
accompany the excursion. .cs
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
rsT -.
wHgLIYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.

W0A4O = ~ = 89RA00 OVA1A49oWs
ta:x::|::::' (: - :: :t|:ei;usUE
~ GsaaA 0psss House, last evening
0wiaG 70 ~ rain, many were deprived o
s.;es.ss FX though tn
Is night sseo. perhaps, In bad taste K
make pessossl mention Of those who par.
SeipNsl h.xAs~saR@rip-pf-thS eJ6pix
Ftsr, d ~ fsjsldsls 1saslEsa, NY Nsr
bas ssudsnts asa ~ Dselssqiolals. stillr We
sDs1 trnise4>As temptation to commend
: fs1. whose s6orts ,~ers especially nsri-
forious. Y A'tl ,9tAE y ,as3ssImitsg
Mis- Hin clearly proved 70 ,sll Who lis
tsasd 70 her srticls, thas she had 'wOa the
honor of Latin saiutatorism. Her suhj set
"Msassi Culture" wss handled IN : iehol,
|srly manner, while her reading MAS gcleaP
I'D distinct kaJo srssI fYvige},svys
Mis- Addis Lockwood sang "The Echo, (,
charminely, ~ won for herself prolonged
appliance. Tho only regret of ths audiencf
u this point sesmsd TO b that Rev. Mr.!
Wilson was the only pssson expected TO ress
paA toea sseores ssvSw y~ ~
|, NJ ssptdsG ~ Spf ~ 4setephf VI
this efs1hsIkst1h~s. tAp1ynsa afDfsn,
Her article rave evidence throughout d
aaarkad sbllty and scholarship, but whe1
shs esns - the parting words 70 iths
Prssidsnt and class she |
.sensd 49, SlSys hilf, apd{ tEthink
he usspirit Of the occasion' The neld her |
listeners sntrsncsd BY her eloquent ara
'oechtaG appeals. tt0ssa tss,a,a -
The address Of the President to the grad
,aung class, W. full d Nod aavick, ans
hb words will be long remembered
y thass Who g forth from his fnstfdatsons.
TIE lollswiaG q :. III, ,of tie 'gtad( (atiig
~ ~ = sveS legrse
"a. ,. - t1 ss1 ing W. grad
lotsa xiti ~ dsgtss II Nfstis of Eng
~ Iitsratsas.s tfFfE NSiS
nIlSmiN r Das1s NnnIsoet rlrsH~n H>1
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22
ANOTHER TENT.

The Gospel Temperance people. who have
sesa holding msstings in The City Hall,
have erected . tent At TsurtA aaA Lombard
streets. On usxt suplsy, tAa friends Ill
those who approve Of tais doeiyiss, via
nsst there and during the vsst, until q
suitable building y estAinsd, for church.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22

Clear thought and vigorous action dspsnd
upoo that perfect condition Of system re-
sulting lron pare blood. When symptoms
Dsovoeativo Of dullness and Inactivity pcos
esat Themselves, thsa ussat onee Da. 1ulxs
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22

Jahi p lisgss snulmlt DrtlgH Del. |
4 Hasy l1iseae, PllSdA Ps. II I F.,
1esy FSF 1
"a z % ~! = = 1
Lsils 1s,iss ~ 90, islsos, Id. |
'Jalh Leaf Mathew, Snow Hih hd.
Caroline T. Smith, Wnkesharre, %.
Addis Lockwood, Baltimore, ND. !
Leila G. Whitaker, Havfs- de- Gfaee, n,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-22

The Phtladript4ss"ssrrt,, John Mellon,
cor. of 9Th and Christian streets, is one ol
the most obliging, whole souled fellows
alive, and to oblige party would go over
TO New York. aud select quarters. Any bf
our readers, who intsnd going to Europe,
will save money by communicating with
John Mellon. Second cabin passengers are
Ss.'' Ss~ York c,'s' sgass spaSasA S$s s ss Il Ths
Co., 72 Broadway, one of the first houses
that city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-04

BILE decision on this point. decided the case upon
another and minor point, not at all connected
with the authenticity of the will? Being
human, a court of justice could scarcely do
otherwise.-Neao York Evening Post
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-04
THE RIDGE HOUSE
KEALAHEKW BA IA WAH.

- THE HA WAIlAN AR
~, noted the world over for their unrivaled saIubrity OF
III climate. Certain localities in the group are espec.
MzAA tally favored in this way-The District of Kona, IN
the leeward side Of Hawaii, has long been famed as a place of
resort for inyaids with bronchial, or lung diseases. With its
pure and mild atmosphere, with its absolute freedom from
~. " nlgh slnds, with ITS porous SOIL which, with all its
rich vegetation, retains no dampness and yields no malaria. and
slIn sn pnyarying temperature-that Of the American or
eoutnern european June-ALL THE YEAR ROUND. the
the globe.
qusied IN the district for size, cleanliness, commodiousuess,
Z Sno,ougnness Oh furnishing. is prepared to give boarders
exeehent rooms ano all obtainable comforts in the way of diet.
THERE ARE FRESH WATER BATHS
On me premises, and hne sea bathing within q short distance.
nesteamerk iiauea and the schooners Urilama and Prince, run
regularly between Honolulu and the Kaawaloa landing.
me unoersigned employs no agents nor runners. His house
speaks for Itself upon inspection. A.A. TODD
Re&Faloa, Kealakekga Bay, Kona, Nov. Is, 1876. dl6
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-04
SMALL CHAINS

GIZES FROM lie TO 1.2 INCH. In
TITLES to suit. Received per " CIeta." For sale by
BOLLES & CO.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-06-07

ia the Mississippi at Memphis one
night last week. lie was good busi-
ness man, and his uutimely fate is
mourned by a host of friends. He
had for the benefit of his wife, an as
surance of SIS, 900 on his life, SIC, 600
of which was taken out few months
ago.
Memphis Appeal: Captain John
Mcdonald, who, for four years past,
has been an efficient conductor on the
Memphis division of the Louisville
and Nashville and Great Southern
railroad, having resigned his posi-
ton, left yesterday for California,
where he will make his future home.
Captain Mcdonald leaves countless
friends in Memphis, who regret that
his interests call him to new and dis
tant home, but wish him the prosper
ity he so richly merits. Should he ev.
er return to Memphis, there will be
warm-hearted friends to welcome and
receive him.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-06-07
Railroad Items.

Mr. Lutenville is running Johnny
Tygart's train during his absence.
The Texas Pacific railroad question
is filling large space in our exchang-
es now. The southwest is nearly
unanimously in favor of the road.
Mr.. John Tygart, one of the best
conductors in the South, is off ON a
short furlough, viiting the Springs
for his health. We hope he may
soon return in good health.
Conductor Mcdonald has resigned
bis position on the l.. & n. road, we
learn. Mac has many friends along
the line who regret his departure.
Mr. Browning, of Louisville, takes
his place.
The bloody shirt is now buried,
and is no longer aquestion in politics.
Let the South now put in its best
licks for the Pacific railroad and the
improvement of the Mississippl. Lets
look out for No. / awhile.
For insulting lady, Patsy" a
news butcher, was whipped and put
off the train by Capt. Hutcherson one
day last wek. Served him right.
And Capt. Tom will do 'em that way
every time they misbehave.
Messrs. Yale & Mallory, the enter
prising managers of the Southern
Railway News Company, have make
contracts to take charge of the news
and other business on the Memphis &
Charleston Railroad, and the East
Tennessee, Virginia Il Georgia Rail-
road.
Canton Mail; We have heard it
stated that it is the purpose of the
present management of the New
Orleans and Great Northern railroad
company to build, at an early day,
several branch roads, not the least of
which is a narrow guage from Canton
to Carthage. and from Canton to
Yazoo City.
u. 81. +. Smith. General Freight
Agent, of the Memphis Division of
the J.. d n, Railroad. was drowned
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-06-07
ss Gone, But Not Forgotten. -

Yesterday one of the fair sex who
had been visiting Milan, left for her
home. One of cur Main street clerks,
who had been very devoted in his at
tentions, went to see her off on the
train. There was quite conspicuous,
if not a touching farewell, judging
from the waving of hats and handker-
chiefs quite visible from our window.
The. aforesaid clerk, after parting,
when all were absent from his place
of business, laid himself down on the
counter with heavy heart and heavier
eyelids to muse over the many
sleepless hours he had spent on her
account, went to sleep; cuss-to-
mer stepping in and not wishing to
disturb him, took three coats, but for
got to leave the money. Said clerk
is now hunting situation with a
doubly sad heart and down cast look,
and step that for frmness and elac-
ITCHY equals that of any tramp we
have seen in the last three years.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-06-07
Personal.

Mrs Tom Harrison and children are
on a visit to her mothers in Dyer
county.
Mr. Murrell, of the Fulton Times,
passed here yesterday, bound for
Holly Springs.
Our young friend 10. Burgess, of
Lebanon, now travelling for a New
York shirt house, called on US last
Thursday.
Mr. Robt. Leigh of the Journal
went 70 Holly Springs yesterday, to
attend the meeting of the Mississippi
Press Association.
Prot. J. NJ. Parker, formerly of
Milan College, now of Russellville,
Ky, is in town shaking hands with
his numerous friends.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-06-07
CARROLL NEWS.
Huntington.

From the Huntingdon Yindicator.
Horse stealing is getting to be a
common occurrence in this part of the
country.
There is not vacant dwelling
house in Huntingdon. Would it not
be good idea for some of our mons
led men to build a few cottages?
Wild Turkeys will probably be
scarce next hunting season. as We
hear of number of nests being
found. and the eggs carried off. That
is wrong.
Two young men by the name of
Edwards and Woodard, who live
few miles north of here, were return
ing home from Mckenzie last Satur-
day, when the team ran away and
threw Mr. Edwards out, spraining his
ankle.
Tuesday night an attempt was
made to burn the Academy in this
place, but for some reason failed.
The object must have been to draw
the people away from their houses,
and give the incendiaries a chance to
plunder.
From the Huntington Republican.
The M. f. Church South have had
the church on the hill recently pur-
chased by them repaired and reftted,
and will hereafter hold their services
there. They will organize Sabbath
School soon.
At the election held at Clarksburg,
on last Saturday, ID. j. Meals was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of J. X. Clark, one of the
the magistrates of the 18th district.
j. n. Roberts was elected j. P. for
the town of Clarksburg. Both are
Republicans.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-06-07
Our War Man.

We this week present our readers
with a splendid map of Europe and
parts of Asia and Africa, embracing
the seat of war between Russia and
Turkey. Being in the shape of a
supplement, and printed in colors, it
is clearer, neater and far superior to
the ordinary newspaper maps. Post
it up in your business house, Office or
residence. 1t will be valuable to re-
fer to in connection with accounts of
the movements of the armies.