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A. EACCAKV. B. vACCAHo. A b. ACCARO
a. VACCARO s. CO.,
REPORTERS DEALERS II
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
no. SEA Front street, Memphis.
see If, a, he would hang his head aud sneak

see If, as he would hang his head aud sneak
away.
At the>close of his very earnest appeal, DIR.
M'Ferrin invited those present to come for
ward and subscribe for the bonds. The first
to step up was Mr.. J. r. Goodwin. 'Glad to
see, Brother Goodwin, that you, who put me
here, are willing to help me out
Mr.. Goodwin was followed by Messrs. Ken
neday, Mullins and two or three others.
Then Drs. II 'FerriR and Holmes took the
list and went through the. church soliciting
subscriptions, and thus secured a few who
were too modest to walk up to the front and
register their names.
We did not learn the amount raised, but
think it was less than it should have been.
Committees will probably secure other sub
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KREMER. HERzOG & ca
: Offer Great Drives and Jobs
in the
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT!
COmmencement-sIate Female COLES

COmmencement-Slat Female College.
The closing exercises of the State female
college will be held Wednesday next,
the eleventh instant. The primary school,
hibition of their proficiency IN their studies
in the morning at half-past nine o'clock. At
eight o'clock in the evening the young ladies
of the graduating class, five in number, will
read their essays and receive their diplomas.
The usual medals and prizes will be delivered
at that time
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EaIk SAFE

+ OTS-Pnvately. for 30 days, two desirable build
IL ing lots, go by 145 feet. on Linden street, be-
tween Lauderdale and Orleans. For price and terms
inquire OF ]. d. Quigley, at Z. NJ AppersOn Co s.
INRAME HOUSE, CHEAPEST Beale, with lot;
II brings SO monthly; is on north side, west of
wellington st. W. A WHEATLEY, 2S1 Main.
INNGINE AND BOILER-We are authorized 10
ID offer at good bargain one 30-bOrse power en-
CINE and boiler complete. Cash or city acceptance,
with six per cent. added. Can be seen at fOun-
dry. RANDLE d LIVEBMORE.
a NICE cottage at Beersheba SprIngs-Cheap.
II For information, apply to Mrs r. L. c. Bostick,
Franklin, Tenn. or N. c. Perkins, Memphis, Tenn.
DlLLIARD TABLES-To close business, three
ID Billiard Tables-Best Manufacture-at Nc.
Al Jefferson street.
~ ROCERY-A rare chance Tor a man with small
VI capital to start In frSt-casS Grocery and lOca-
don. Satisfactory cause given for selling. Apply at
az Jefferson street. j. STEWART & co.
PRICK-ShIpped cheap by river or railroad. Leave
ID orders at John A Denies, 352 Front street
Large concessions Will be made on orders for good
erS etc. o. III. p. PIPER.
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FOR SALE NM LEA@E-

THE MEMPHIS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
L SHOP Including large ard valuable grounds,
buildings and machinery. The tools are good and
In good order embracing IN THE FOUNDRY two Gu
paloes, one lotion Crane, and one Rotary Blower,
Cleaning and Backing Mil etc.
In THE MACHINE SaoP-Two Iron Planers, two
Engine Lathes, two DILL Presses two Bolt Cutters,
one Iron Punching Machine, Railing Machine, etc.
IN THE PATTERN SHOP-One Fay Il Co. Scroll Saw,
two Wood Lathes, one Splitting Saw and Table.
THE MOTIVE POWER is one 20-hoIse Engine, with
four fiued Boiler, Pumps, Tank, Skating, Hangers
and Pullies complete. For price and terms address
us at Memphis, Tenn ]. y. FRANK & co.
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FOR RENT.

IOUSES-On MOsby street, between Jones avs
IL nue. and Winchester street, house 155, nine
rooms 1873, four rooms and summer Kitchen ETC.;
lI2I5, four Fooms-al in first-caSs order and walls
newly papered and ceilings ealcimined.
Second street, half block from street cars, two
houses, four rooms In each, In good order
JAMES REILLY. 81 North Second st.
DEDROOM-With furniture FOR sale, corner Main
ID and Madison. over Louisville ticket.ofhce One
OF the most pleasant in the city, with all
veniences. Apply TO W. A. WHEATLEY.
A FURNISHED BOARDINGHOUSE-Cen Centrally
~ located Address A. b.. Appeal Office.
DOOMS-Furnished CT unfurndshed; suitable also
II for families to housekeep. l01 JEFFERSON.
UNFINISHED KOoMS--With or without board
q No. 296 Third street.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap 70 gem
N tlemen. New brick house, "a Mulberry street.
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Removed.

The gas Office has removed to the Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street
Extract of Report from the
celebrated physician, Erasmus Wilson, of
London, England: "Seversl severe cases of
incipient consumption have come under my
observation that have been cured by the
timely use of Colden's Liebig's liquid extract
of beef and tonic invigorator.
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CARD.
Special Notice to the Public:
Corner Building, Only,

Having vacated the store adjoining our
present premises, we wish the public to know
that we now occupy the
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SuCn a SIut!'
such an oppressive feeling on my chestr'
rheumatic pains almost madden mer'
my bones achep'
These are daily EXPLANATIONS. A day out In
the cold, a little over-exertion and these
troubles ensue. Some times they end in a
chronic disease, and finally death. Benson s
capcine porous plaster is the best-known
remedy for this class of ailments. 1t was in
vented as an improvement on the ordinary
porous plaster, to which it is very far supe-
rIor. Benson S capcine porous plaster relieves
pain at once and cures where other plasters
will not even relieve. The manufacturers
were awarded the highest and only medal OF
merit, given for plasters by medical jurors at
the centennial exposition, 1875, at the Paris
exposition, 1878. Sold by all druggists.
Price, Csc.
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HE great success CT DR.. M'Lane's cele-
brated liver pills has started a host of liver
remedies, but after trial everybody returns
prepared only by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, without whose signature none
can be genuine. Look for the signature, the
market mari Is full of the limitations of the name
M Lane spelled differently, but having the
same pronunciation. They have been in use
nan century, and in that time fifty million
boxes have been sold.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

(NAIF-On May 4th, one red-and-white heller calf:
~ one year old; had on leather muZzle. Liberal
reward Will be paio for her return to
33 MAIN STREET.
C0WS AND CALF SO REWARD-On Thursday,
~ MAJ 9Th, cows and one calf; one large straw
berry cOloTed COW; white COW, with red head red
COW, with white face; red muley COW, heavy with
calf II not calved and red yearling; ten dollars
reward 70 the finder of them all.
MRS. B. RYAN. R3 Second street. Chalsaa
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AUCTION SALES.

M. SEER 81 CO.,
AUCTIOSEERS,
7I37I5 Washington Av., st. Louis. 5I0
THE GREATEST
BOOT AND SHOE SALE
EVER HELD IN THE WEST,
being the entire stock of the late and well-known
iObbing firm Of
APPLETON, MOVES &c MAUDB,
of this city. Amounting to
Upward of 100000 Worth of Goods.
we'll adapted to the Northern, Southern and
Western Trade,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
June 18th, 18th and 9th, at our SalesrOom.
kY5-GOOds ready for inspection from and after
Saturday. June 14th.-S
Elegant ParlOr, bedroom. Dinfngr0Gm
and Kitchen Furniture,
AT AUCTION, BY A. E. FARMLAND,
on the premises, No. lib Washington street,
Wednesday Morning, 1Ith. 10 o'clock.
on account parties leaving the city.
Goods nearly new.
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The way Vanderbilt Succeeded

When Commodore Vanderbilt was running
steamboats, he beat all rivals by crowding on
steam to the utmost, and even running down
his enemy If necessary to accomplish tn
umph. When he went into railroading he
adopted a much shrewder and more success
full way-by uniting vast lines and their trib-
utaries under hi, own management-thus
capturing all rivals by sharing with them the
immense pool of profits that were made by
his skillfut manipulation. Messrs. Lawrence
q Co, bankers, New York, accomplish
much greater success in stock operations by
their new com binatlon method of dealing.
By this system the orders of thousands of
customers are pooled into one vast sum and
co operated under the most experienced
management, thus giving to each share
holder all the benefits of large capital and
best skill. Profits divided monthly. ANY
amount from SIS to $25, 900 can be used with
great success. SIS will make S75 profit. $50
would return 1920, or per cent on the stock
during the month. according to the market
The new circular (mailed free) has 1.-TWO I'M
erring rules for success" and full explanations,
SO that anyone can operate proGtably. Stocks
and bonds wanted. Government bonds sup
piled. Apply to Lawrence & Co., bankers,
81 Exchange place, New York city.
OdOrIess ExcaVatinS COMPANY.
Vaults emDtied at reduced rates. OF
fees, l9S WashinEtOn and 45 Madison,
Kit " illiams Block.
PARTIES wanting pony phaetons, or a We
hicle OF any description, will find a we'll
selected stock at WOODRUFF & DIVERS,
179 Main street.
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MENKEN BROTHERS.

where we are making extensive and usefu
improvements to facilitate the growing bust.
ness of our house.
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A package of Dukes Durham, containing
ttcenty pipe-fulls of the best smoking tobac-
CO made, or one common cigar? Each costs
ten cents.
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KEW kRD.

COX REwARD-For the identification and
I'D ~ conviction of the sneaklng scoundTel
who stole Into the basement Of the new Hotel
Clarendon and choked the meter, and deprived the
guests OF gas while at supper
b. II. HOLLETBERG Proprietor
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FlOVd's Candies
which is the Cheapest

Are his great specially. The ice cream is
equal to any In the north.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

ALL kinds of carriage-repairing done at
WOODRUFF & OLIVER s,
ITO Main Straaf
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FIOYd's Resfaurant

Is very convenient for business men. You
need not pay for full dinner to get a lunch
only for what you order. Those sending
thier families away should dine at Floyd's
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NEW FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.

Superb Parlor Sets and Carpets, sIdeboards, Hat.
Rack and Two Sets Of Bedroom Furniture; also one
fine CHICKERING PIANO,
At 320 Second street,
the late residence of Dr.. E. b. MARTIN.
Also two SHOWCASES, and all the Shelving and
other Fixtures at the STORE $40 MAIN STREET.
The property can be seen on application to me, at
80 Madison street, Planters Building. If not dis
posed Of at private sale by this 18th inst 1t will be
Sold on said premises the 17th inst, at auction
T. ]. LATHAM, Trustee.
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STEA
N EW ORLEANS S.!
E8z (ANCHOR LINED 1A
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

BELLE OF SHREVEPORT.....-..C oghtlI, master
WEDNESDAY. June 18th, at 10 am.
6lXDy, master
Saturday, June 18th, at pm.
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PKT. co
(ANOHOR LINEO
FOR VICE - Il u II 6.
COLORADO -. NJ Pheeters, master
Monday, June 9th, al 10 am.
GRAND TOWER. .....-. $780,. Lennox, master
Thursday, June 18Th. ct 10 am.
CITY OF VICKSBURG. Riley. master
Saturday, June 18th. at 10 am.
MEMPHIS AND so. LOUIS PKr. co
u s. MAIL (ANOROR LINEO
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Monday, June 9th, at pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS. .-..-.. John c. Crane master
Tuesday, June 10th at pm.
JAMES HOWARD. .................O'N eal master
wednesday, June 18th, at pm.
CITY OF HELENA ............ M'Kee master
Thursday, June 18th, at 5 pm.
CITY OF GREENVILLE..-....A j. Carter, master
Saturday, June 18th, at 5 pm.
For all Information, apply at Memphis and st.
Louis Packet Co. 3 WharbOat, foot OF Monroe street.
AID STORM, Superintendent
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ATTEND the great one hundred thousand
dollar boot and shoe auction sale of NJ. Stern
& Co., st. Louis, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, June 18th, 18th and 18th. See
advertisement in this paper.
THERE is no better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge tonic for dyspepsia and indigestion.
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Removed,
STEAMBOATS,.

The gas Office has removed to the Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street.
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Pr RSONAL.
TAKEN UP.

NOWS AND GALLON 18th inst four COWS and
~ one heller calf; also one COW on the goth. Ap-
ply at second toll-gate, Poplar street.
NOW AND GALE ed-and-White spotted. with
~ bell on, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges. Inquire at 165 Ala
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PARTIES wanting pony phaetons, or a We
hicle of any description, will find a we'll
selected stock at WOODRUFF & DIVERS,
179 Main street
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NV Back Pains Me!
81 feel dull and listlessp

1853 Main street, Corner of Court
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". u MUhGANs OtCTtIdIy-
House of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Nashville, Tenn, May II, 1879.
ACTION OF THE COLLEGE OF BISHOPS ON
THE PLAN OF RELIEF

We have been invited to attend the late session of
the book committee and have heard carefully pre-.
pared statements Of each of the departments OF the
business OF the publishng-hou for the year past
II gives US great satisfaction to say that the manage
ment has been safe and successful beyond our most
sanguine expectations We recommend the MEM
beers or our communion and Its friends to meet the
book agent in the spirit Of prompt hberaIity, and
close up, by the first OF July what remains to COM
pete the subscription required to set the house free
from all Its emDarrassments.
By order and in behalf of the college of bishops.
"A true extract1rom the journaLl
A
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OdOrlesS EXcaVat1nS Company,
Vaults emptled at reduced rates. OF
ices, l9S washington and As Madison,
KIT u illInIna RIORk
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TOWN TALK.

March came in as quiet as lamb, but
departed as clustering as lion.
The full moon in April is the time to
plant cotton.
...Messrs. Henry Hillyer, Charley Har
mon and Howell Glenn were among the
visitors from Atlanta last Sunday.
Miss Dollie Lewis of Dalton spent Sun
day at the Kcnnesaw.
...Some people can't tell Soup from Syl-
labub, but after all what's in name?
...Messrs. Wilder & Glover will have
their shoe warerooms over j. J. Northcutt
g. Son dry goods store.
There is some talk of having certain
bachelor tried before jury of twelve young
ladies, during some Of the spring festivities,
to show cause if any there be why he has
not taken to himself better half Who
will volunteer to defend him, guilty or not
guilty?
:. More marriages are continually being
brought to light although Atlanta is a few
ahead.
Review your astronomy young men as
it has peculiar fascination about it that at
tracts the gentler sex-at least commit tC
memory few consultations so as to be able
to readily point them out as there is no pre-
text too feasible for a sentimental couple
| tagging behind as this beautiful study.
AS an evidence of the short corn crop
of last year, there has been shipped to this
| point since November 1st, Is, 652 bushels o.
corn and 2, GA bushels of meal or about A.
| car loads, against p car loads the year be
fore The cotton receipts have increased as
there has been shipped by rail since Septem
Der list, 1926 bales of cotton, several hun
bred by wagon, and with the number in the
warehouses will amount to over 10, 900 bales
making an excess in shipment of 2, 40 bales
over same last year.
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E
FOR
Chills, Shakes,
FEVER AND AGUE.

Mr.. II. II. STEVENS
Dear Sr,-l feel very grateful for what your
valuable medicine, Vegetine, has done in my
family. wish 10 express my thanks by in.
forming vol Of the wonderful cure OF my son
also, to let you know that Vegetne is the best
medicine ] ever saw for Ghills, Shakes, Fever
aud Ague My son was sick with measles in
1873, which left him with Hip.ioiat disease
My son suffered great deal OF pain, all OF the
time the pain was great he did nothing but
cry. The doctors did not help him particle,
he could not lin his foot from the tioor he could
not move without crutches | read your al.
vertisemeni in the Louisville Courier Jour.
nal. that Negrtine was great Blood Purifier
aud Blood Food. tried one bottle, which was
srss; 5eaeii; lie kept on with the medicine,
gradually gaining He has taken eighteen bot
rles in all, and he il completely restored to
health. walks without crutches or cane He 10
twenty years of age have Younger son,
fifteen years OF age, who ia subject to Chlls
Whenever he feels one coming on, he comes in,
takes dose of Negetine and that is the last OF
the Chill Vege,ine leaves no bad effect upon
the system likr most Of the medicines recon
mended tor Chiils. | chserfully recommend
Vegeline for such complaints. l think il is the
greatest medicine in the world.
Respectfully. MRS J. w. LLYOD
VEGErINE When the blood becomes life
less and stagnant, either from change of wealth
er or OF climate, want OF exercise irregular
diet. or from any other cause, the Negetine will
renew the blood, carry of the putrid humors.
cleanse the stomach. regulate the bowels, and
impart tone OF vgor to the whole body.
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WORTH AFFAIRS.

..,Cupid's arrows is still bringing in the
game--since the demise of "Cephus' our
friend Dr. Geo. W. Smith and Miss Gibson
have united as one in life's battles,
Two OF Acworth's much esteemed wild
overs are about 10 take upon themselves the
responsible charge of wives and ere this is
read by your many subscribers one of them
will have his happily slowed away beneath
his own roofs. Others of more tender years
will certainly do likewise if papa and mama
does not interfere There's man in this
community who has a five dollar bill paid
him by mistake. The owner thinks it has
been grating on his conscience long enough
and if he would just return it doubtless he
would feel better and il would assist the
owner through these hard times. Honesty
is the best policy.
...One of Cherokees prominent citizens
LETT his family and went away To parts un-
known with a pretty buxom Paulding gal,
The measles is raging in these parts.
.All around us big preparations are be.
ing made for lnining on large scale this
Summer There is gold here and plenty of
it, if the miners will just get at it right.
LEO.
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The Truth, the whole truth ant

THE Truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth, is if you want your
money S worth in something good to eat,
either substantials or nick nacks go to d.
F. McClatchey's store. With pleasure we
call YOUR attention to fresh arrival of many
things among which we would mention,
Coca-nut iunbles Vanilla jumbles. Tea
cakes, Pigs feet put up in cans, spiced and
homeless, eating Irish potatoes, Sweet pota
toes. Deviled Ham, a fine lot of Tennessee
coulatry Bacon, "a lot of smoked Jowls only
cents per pound, and fresh lot of that
nice dried Beef that takes so well the best
Cream Cheese only 10 cents per Id Celia
tine (for making Charlotte Russo Il Blance
Mango something nice in dried fruit, peal
ed and uDpealed Peaches, canned Tomatoes.
fresh Peaches and Pine Apple. My Coffees
and Sugars are the best, at the lowest prices
| make Tea speciality, good article, fine
flavor only 90 GEMS per ID, if it don't suit
YOU, return it and yet your your money
back. My Crockery | sell at cost, if you
need anything in that line call and examine.
An attractive show case of French Candies,
Cream Walnuts, Tatfy, several kinds OF Co
Goa nut candy, and different kinds of Choc-
oiate candies and drops, Lemon and Mint
drops, Rock Candy Cream Mice ETC., fresh
Layer Figs and best Raisins. l have all
kinds of Garden Seeds (bought fresh) call
for an Almanac. A full line of spices fresh
ground in the store. My parched Coffee
gives general satisfaction as the increased
sales testify A fresh arrival of Oranges
and Lemons. Fine Northern Apples.
Please remember keep the best and will
sell "dS l0'c as goods Gun be bought md sotd. ="
/ mean business, nothing will be left I'M
done, to please my customers | buy for
cash in large lots and am bound to keep
TINS moving. Very respectfully,
d. F. MCCLATCHEY.
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RosroN e. Hunt have INST received

Boston & HUNT have iust received a
lot of Choice Timothy Hay, White Corn,
Water ground Meal and Grits. New Or
leans Sugars in Hogsheads, Snow White,
clarified aud Brown. Syrups-choice sugar
cured Hams, uncanvassed, canvassed Hams,
Bulk meat, pure Leaf Lard Salt. the old
Holston Salt, the best Salt made. Hard
ware of all kinds. The celebrated Henry
Diston hand saw, cross cut saws, Hammers,
Hatchets, Pad Locks, Hoes, goose neck and
the genuine Scovil Hoes, Spades, Shovels,
Forks, Pl0ughs-the Dan Furgason Plow
Stock is the best running Stock on the mar
ket, try and be convinced for yourselves.
The best assortment OF Crockery and Glass
ware to be found in the city. Handsome
glass sets of four pieces, very cheap, choice
Cream Cheese, choice Crackers, the Albany
Soda Cracker is the finest soda cracker in
the world made hy e. J. Larradee & Co.,
who took the premium at the Paris EXPOSE
ton over all competitors. If you want to
buy goods cheap 20 to Boston & Hunt, they
will sell goods very low for cash Always
want choice butter and fresh eggs. Trade
with Boston & Hunt and you will always
get value received and honest weights
They deal fair and square and treat all alike
Just received fifty Bushels Of the Red Rust
Proof Seed Oats.
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ROSWELL NEWS.

Rev DIR. Pratt, the venerable and be
loved pastor of the Presbyterian Church, is
still unable tospeak, though otherwise inn
proving from his paralysis. Rev, Mr.. But
tolph of Marietta kindly supplied his pulpit
last Sunday in one of his eloquent and prac
tica sermons. lie also administered the
communion and addressed the Sabbath
School in the afternoon. Our people will
not soon forget his labor Of love among us
Mr.. b. j. King is about to leave us to
locate wool factory in Barlow county.
The best wishes of our people for his sue
cess will follow him and his family.
..Some of our citizens were very much
frightened by the high wind Sunday morn
ing. They were sure cyclone was at
hand. Many panels of fences were blown
down, together with one or two small roofs.
The new choir of the Presbyterian
church held very interesting meeting
Sunday afternoon. Miss Eva Baker presid-
ing at the organ, Miss Fannie King leading
the singing, assisted most ably by Miss Mat
tie Meyer. Mr. H. s. Adams. Mr.. Warren
Gignilliat and Mr.. N. p. Pratt taking the
bass. Messrs. G. c. and o. II. King, air
and tenor Mr.. Willie Dunwody declined
singing on account of his sore throat.
Mr.. T. d. Adams will leave this week
for New York to buy goods.
SMITH.