davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-06-04
NEW ORLEANS.

New ontrAxs. June 3.-Fsevn-II!7hes grades
have declined; ht9h grades, 81. 95GlU.37ts.
QnocEn1Es-sugar nftI,er; common to good com.
mon. 6}ielIEc: fair 10 fully fair, UsG1Gtc: prime
10 choice, 6%0Gsic; yellow ciatldcl. da47'lc.
CoRN-MEA1-scatce aid firm; held A. 81. 0u.
1IAr-Eirn,; choscc, see. 90.
rnuvIsoSs-rosk strong and higher; old, s1o 90;
new, $40. 8Tl1l11. 90. Lard steady; tiqrce. GAG
uEc; kep, T!sGETtc 1iu1k nenss, demand fhtr
ac: clear rib, &c; e!eas SC. lsaeon. clsas sides,
5lc. Bacon quiet; .lpulders, ~ Ge4.ic; cicarrib.
SIC; clear, balc. Hams, sIignr-cnrcd, demand
fair mud ma arket firm: chnynstt. pI0c, hs In 4txr.
WM.aKr-Masket dull; Western rectided. 81. Us
CLIO.
unAa-Qusot; held at soc.
, 1879-06-04

DALr1KonK. Md., june 3.-F1oun-fitn and lin.
changed.
QhA1N-W -Whcat-Wcttern firm: In demand; No.
2 Pennsylvania red, El.1a; No. 2 Western winter
red. spot, 81. .14Gs1. 1+ts: June. 81. ladl1.l4A;
July, 81. .13lI1. I'M; August. 81. 01ai0l.1D. Corn
--Wcatcrn 1En1; Western mixed. spot. i1lf3t tc:
juno, 43!ide43.le; Jnly, d3',a43Ac: AuguSt,
4lhf,44Hc; September, 44Gp4+4c; steau1rr, 4@c.
Oats quiet and steady; Western white. t5G13i'c:
do mtxed. E!FE35c; fenAsylYaiIla, M19t38o. Rye
quiet and unchanged.
HAy-Dnl an,t UNCHANGED.
FHhvtaIUNH-Cnchanse6
UutTkK- quiet and unchanged.
EHaK-tlfM aid Unchanged
lETRnLErx-Dul anl unchanged,
CoFFEE-Ftrm and unchanged.
WutaEY--Du&f and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures. ...
Rxcgsrrs-Fto,Ir, ..isOd brle; wheat. to, mo bn;
corn, l78. 100 In: onts, I. 100 hu: rye. hU0 w.
ButpxENrs-Whcat, e1. 1QU hu; corn, u, 600 lu.
, 1879-06-04

4sf,s Htrtn HnRtster.
4 lot Of moving machines aro being cou-
stsuctc.l tor the Indans. hut this neW ca.a-
paien agni,,st Iii. red tuun Will Uuly exterfnilate
portion uf cacli Indian, at,d few years heuca
1t wfll be ITO uncommon sight to sec Il noble son
OF the forest, minus limb or two, grinding a
hAntI-oFGan on the etrctt-corncr.
, 1879-06-04


Ctyc1HyAT1. O., June 3.-Cor1os-Flrmor but
not quo.aby higher, At t.Ic.
FLoun-Firm and unchanged.
ONA,A-Wheat Ar,nsr; seA. 81. oae1l.I1. Com
quiet 1t :j81.l9Hc. Cnsa duil at :1oGa35c. Rye In
good demand at 6BtiG57c. Dariey dull aud aou,-
lHa1.
pnoyisIoSs-PorK firm at $40. 90. Lard dull:
lover to toll: current n,nhe, e5.05 bid. Hulk
.ncats lnll Shoulders $.60: abort ribs. 81. bUGe
i. .GU clualng instAu; cash sales. $i.u5 c0s!uG at
81. 2!s pt4 July; short ccar, $4.1D. Dacon casieT;
81. INK, 81. ~, ind 81. III.
WnIsKY--Actlyu md 1rm ut 81. Of.
NrTTEN-Stnatty md unchanged. ......
LlksaED OIL Steady, With fair demand, at09c.
, 1879-06-04

ccspts. 105 bates; gross. "o7; snlcs, $50; atock,
E,47S.
III. 1nr1s, No., 1nne q -CorTox-Tirm and
unchanged mtddlfnH, 19aic: aates. 400 halcs; re-.
eGIpts, nunc; slpMenta, n0nc; Ht0ck, y, 200.
, 1879-06-04
1}UFTAi,0.

pu7rAto,. n. j., J,no J.-REc11rTs-slnco
saturday-Flour, 7,aa. brls; wheat 100, 570 bu;
corn, 11G, 1856 bit, =
snsrnESrs-Caual wheat. 90, Cos hu; corn,
18, :BB hn; railroad wleut, ~, QUO bu corn, H.
000 tu.
H. 900 bu No. duluth on prlyAta terms. Corn
utllpt; i, 700 bu No. = Mxsd Western ut 41c. Oats
aearcG. Rye neglected. Harley neglected..
canal FaEluItrs-F1r wheat, 1sc to New York.
ltAILuoAD D FllEiuMTa-SDminal.
, 1879-06-04
TOLEDO.

ToLEpo. O., Juns :I.-unAtS-Wheas 1rtn; No.
l wh!to Michigan. 81. 0s.s; No. red. 81. .1OH ask
cd; 3l.l0 bid; Junc. 5looK; July. 31.o5;
August, sl.01H: ut tho clozs' 81 o2H asked !;
81. o. bid; AMBER Western, Il az; No. > a.nhes
Illinois. 81. l:,h asked; 81. 1Iti bid. cosn firm
high mixed, :tA!4c; No. June, BIKE; July. 38c;
futeetea. :7Acc,. Cat. nons!nal, ~, mn H.,
Sulpx zArs--Whcat, II. 00D bA; cosn, u, 0oo bu.
, 1879-06-04

corn. hs, 600 tu; oats, 1o.ooo bi; rye, none;
barley, none.
corn. 10000 bu; oais, LOU bu; ryc, nuno;
barley, none.
, 1879-06-04

Xaecta! Bfxnasch 10 IAz 7ribnHs
KAasAs C1r1, Mo-, 1nna a,-unAss-Tho Prlts
CutrfH& reports wheat scccints l2, 008 ba; ship
meuts, l7,Y;A bu; lower; No. 2 cash. 81. 01!s;
juno, 81, ,OJ; NJ. !. cash, sl.0l: JUNG, Dt|.4r.
C0rn-iecs!pta. IN, i{1l bH; shipments, 10, sou bu;
steady; No. e cash, all !sc. juno, 31c.
, 1879-06-04
11JH'I'flfll1'.

DErnot1, Junc y. --Flnin-nnti.
HnAlx-Whcat firm and higher; e1tTa, 81. 90;
M. white, 81. .0S; Junp. 81 OK; July, 81. 07a.
1tErElTrs-W heat. VI, Itt5 bu.
HHlrxEMra-Whcat, III. |N'l 1u.
, 1879-06-04

.,t,t,ons of tho pant few .lays, holders
t. IN .ec tho supply In thu ysr1a farther
ss'e oopa Nv Il least =, eco head. Acntecly marc
,tSen ~ rho fresh rtcctpth bring dsi'osct OIL
Tin opo y. ~ heller Than OH Monday. Tint they
f'stte "e.s ,tn,jn1ly worao was rather to be won.
tfe no' .sa hc extent ut thu osHpp'y and fho tle'
l+'ea ~ sont1ftion or t1r Eastern markets IL
safsl'fta san,idcra,;on. from tho local trade
psee ,s less delnand linn ~ M""!ay. oat s"'s'
Hs" H.eok hold With 't'lo mora lIecann', mud ans'
F.a,v Fn n..u total Of not far from Z. 400 catlIo
ht.ssd hands The highest nsIco na am W. ~ ''v
Nthst nss'r " rcxnortpr. There Wceo few ch0lcs
ustn q ~ =" "wLish buyers wcro found ~ ~. 700
arosfi ~ tha ruling prlcca "erh ~ 004k tof
~ ~ pa' 'rhoIcu BhIpplng stsets averaging M from
iQ1 70 .ars j. md Inferior 10 lair mixed hutchc.s'
rcd ~ ct wcTc In limited rcanaNt and may bo
t7ts e'ot ~ -, a0Gbl.:W. Fcals werc snlabia ut
esona, Il; t,er 1iIu lha for thln coarse to ctoce
tlWtstades At tho claso there W. gcnA ln!i
hsat tunnly Df unrnd stock n tAo 5afds. asd
mtnn;looE certain " was moi IaSo!aole ~ LII eA''s
nissa,oYtncnt w. III prices.
QUOTATIONS.
,,, uer,cs-Graded stccrs. weighing
y IM ibs nl'd tpwards. ....;:. S4'7oe1b.uo
+soIss 1, pcoyes-ttae, tat. %ei!.f9tincd tina, r.,
xe!9.'ns m fetIen:d te i 10 .s.r: as.
Coy oS,,,"y loo 10 i. 80 lis. -. 4. .1504. 10
sr.,e,5s, ! iio 70 i.soo 37a4.1
,lH,shH... Stock Puor to common stcers
ssMdif "a eonlr,on 10 cno,cg cows. tnr city
tsa1rbtty. r. weighing 400 TO l.0a0 5bs nGGh3 rs
ftssn5 n q e,o .5Gao .25
l1ts,e'L1Iiisa 1aiis. and .caiawag sseers. 1.noao 90
VIZ per lo1 ibs ........'.'. '''''s.. hooaL'.'o
, 1879-06-04

oswzao, N. T., June q: --tinA,S--Nhsat steady ;
No. wh;u MjcAtga,,, s1.lb, Corn steadyi No.
Toledo, ATc: No. do, He.
, 1879-06-04

raris d Danyille Is.iirusa Company ct Il.
Ths undersigned. spcctal Master IN ch.neery an'
* L, 4 sas: I S iii; S:iSSt
Y IA as, ;Els fss,;.1Ss
IT s%Ss II;
s:'! so9: + sHf fSifs fss
GTE GTi95a sa haEItnss ; g 9,lI @ II Il
1ssa sssvsS:; .;sas, sst
faSIs ss!'Ss y:
sssss y;t$ Il: ; III: III: s, T III si$s
f. Sy ss!f 81 ~: s t"Sn
' n% ~ sSd ,nl5a;sy sn @ ths rs'ESsa @
\: II! * I VI!
I'm; u; i; sxs HsEs Ss 't i VIC; tt sS,t
IL s4 and + sa 81 .r Sy q IT. III II e,, IN II
s s1 . sSs f"s ia .ps
II ~ fs! y ta.s tst 4 ~
S Ind IL ss 5 II. M s Il CT S wiaS"s s.ns
i llaol. sonssFrl1s rs1its Ut redemption from
HnlrAs tho hllter tlnt lclo4lt Will hlm tsn tuHtnuL
dollars u IN cA4h tD ltlSltfA r YU03 fA Ut la
!td mud Y ts ny i upon the lIoprly arn4ratsiy ss
al o. III lfr cuxl rrperty. and suyGH thousand mud
ii, hundred Ip!lars Y III tttH rs:IEoa1 pFupnrtr.
81 isxys Mi!sh ~ !tSn M!on tlc psofss:y hereby
atl Jill elat1s III Flsit u wAy II sa. faIlronl,
For fe 1nnn,narr Of tlte ptirchaso nasy ahnfo the
's$;'s$ 4 + fs Y: ;s ::
ye &C. a.y sre r. FsSas1 S q S sy 1
;a4t.due tupons srclrrd hY aaa mortgages raeh such
Ctart shall ind tic hu4yF tl,erenl il rnltlel 70
:ssc ro re prsSvs ~ smcf' .ae IN npon - ro1s. %
.ln'l thouaa.a la4l. ik11htta thy purs,a,sr q
Snt = III III ris t. st ~ %ad! x
ieIs q saa: sa lSn fu payment u o5st!a.s ,oasy
Master Will execute and deliver rrd to thp pattAaser
purchasers u *s'd ITinsns Further rtnstsot, ~
JAH. A. .EAnS,
Special staser In tiaHrery.
, 1879-06-04

T.. .As movement Ut Lumbar last week and Rinco
'"a' u shown In tho following table:
NEGxIrrs,
AiHcs Slncs
Nfek, Ekek, Jdn. |, Jan. !,
1a1b. 1H7H. 1H7,l lH7H,
amber, m It. 40, III ri, oil x1U, ,Ulg s3f, j7l
aases, u....lD 475 Ii, ul2 lbU, $40 lu3, liz
nnt SHIPMENTS. .....
ISS@Sss NIT. ..1h, hsl II, no G., 1B8 s10, AL
rnaR'ss, 'n.... !. iU. ], HtEJ q! .tlD ib,ul
..s ~ cargo market Wna allow and Easy. About 10
"elo offered, and sullers cst1natcd that IL
~si.e "a eesn sold. Thu mtskst WAS wesk under thu
ta' o. hg feec!pts, anu yard dealers mere ,,old-
49, s< iof concsaaionA. and trying to clear thet
s ms', which haya been altcd up since tho arrival
o,As W. atst Tho shading Of prices was clistly on
tnn .aoa inch, aud lash wsso a little otS. liccu.
,ta a WA not supusabuudaat, and we'll assorted
nq'e soes brought recent prices. Following ara tho
, 1879-06-04

CHICAGO, NILWAuKEE t. IL PAUL RAILWAY
Union ucoot, corner Madison and Canal.sta. Ticket
UHce. ~ Honth Ciask.st, oppoata sherman uouaas
aud at Qeput.
, 1879-06-04
Islt{4iktA,


rsou.A, June y. 1.--il1auwlxx4-8teady; salea 81
80 bsls at 81 .O!}i.
, 1879-06-04


Chicago 4 Ment1otn Exnres4 .,,.s 7:.5 m 1857 m
utfn%A Sttcatot ExprtAs. ..... 7,l5 nj 7t4Q III
EetrA+ka T. k1hsa$ EIprcss. :41 III $50 ri
Rockford n Frrcpork Expfcu.... stO;tD it H,W m
f,1tnntc & Einnx City E1pYrss :. stuN nj BIO nj
Iac!pH Fast ExrftAf ....,... s1H3G IN 1:iU
kHnaaA Il Colorado Exprrs4 ...,.. st10 n a;41 ID
jtuwnct'a Grove Accommodation H43 m 1:I3 M
tufprx TAsktns sEf. ............s 3ti pm 7:t1 m
Mrnd0a d OTTAWA Expscas .....is 415 D nj sIos4U IN
Aururs 1assenEcf. ....... ..r..a iE} m H:a9 m
IlwEer's fir1sc Accommodation D1J III 7:11 nj
F1.rpark dubuque Express .,.,Is :b1 nj 8:9s m
thnaha Slvlt ExPrras ......,...t Gta III A:h5 IN
Tr1ba Fast EIprets.. ...... alt B11 nj G:b5 m
Eansas EIty VI, Joe Exprets 1T GGl nit o:t5
C..B. q. Palace Dining Cars And Pullman 10. wheel
E'Frpng .CaP$ run between Chicago and Umah4 on tns
1ac11c Exprcas
CHICAGO. R0cK IgLAND PACIFIC RAILROAD,
pepp. cofrtr IT Van TtMren and Rhcfmansta. CitY
TtcEet QGee. So Etatk.st.. SherMaa House.
, 1879-06-04

New ORLEANS. H., juno 3.-Corrox- Qutet,
hut asu,; mtldt.ng, 1:,ic; tuw DO. 1"!pc; let rs'
, 1879-06-04

cIEy1tASu, u, luna a-I'kTtoLzux-F.ua
and unchanged.
rlrTsnuua. tunu:t t-rEruoIEuA-Quict, crude,
0IAc at parkcr'a for shlpmunt; seausd, aAc.
rhllHdelphia delivery.
TIL CIR, Pa.. June =. .-pgrn0LEuA--TAe mar.
ket opened J,sctisc, with sales ut 714c$ declinvd
to 7aiic, at whch pFcc It clo.sd; shi0Ments Oh.
000 bsls averaging VI, uoe; tfalsActluhs, l*a. wv.
, 1879-06-04

I.,M., Two caFIoes blanlstea utsce.a .atutt at
IT. 6' - ea1Ho achs tt!te l!ets, ssaA, Funtwassr.
uc e.. J.. nlccs.s1uA Mt ~. So: cargo sohr AuEi-
tS.n ~ ~ aiiskcFon. luo, 001 & stEpa ard hoarda
d. ;s'.a ana ~ uJ0 latf VI i.l2}; schr tIau-
i9aH.em Manislee, li4, 90o Il patcs.ssun Ut
ayrn sear licau. from MAnixtes, ]. h0u, uU0 A
e. ~, v,alnRles At $l.75; tchr uoces, from AAals-
H. ~, :: wy sAwsh shingles at sl.7t.
ry st:S ~ uaEket Was unchanged. Tha sales of
AsnvssAs Mesa aYatp lthctal> aud az ttnpartAAe
6s occurred 10 psicss. Usssn wHs ea1y nnuer
vi n,,ss!rtA asss!rtA nhu ~ sympathy with cafgues
e,ri l34ts" ......,.... ...497 0oga8. o.
lsh. mi - ,hsh,.. ..:.,.. 80. r I'd .0u
ust cnm,s4s ns4s a1cs42a ti4lHx .....,. Ii. ~
'40oa elss4sd s1olNX... ~. :. IL A4
, 1879-06-04

WILMINGTON. Junn Il. .-Srl!ssrs Or IuRfxHTlas
Duyars aud asllees Apart; ..;'c aaseo.
, 1879-06-04

ST. LOUIS.
y. Loris, NO., juno 1.-cArTiE-Qnfot and
sna saFe e co o9er eDoa T. chocs hssvy .hinnas
@ 4o :? s 9ows saa s,trs se!axs
'?::0ao9: receipts, 900; ahipments, none.
saxs 'sF,5 a a smscd m ns n1 !9wSt si9 i,.tss seus
W !5; snootn heayy. ST. 4U7t:.. 10; pht!Rdrlphias,
S;d1: recstpts. 1000: Rhip.nents, 5oo.
apt aaa on'ss 1sssps n4o spussns S &C.,
hone,
wATEnrows,
,.NATrErowy. June 3.-DEEr CAyTLr--1lccefnts,
~; warn weathtf and other causes resulted III a
Mn s!d5Ssy: io; isst, Qualify. s3.5oae5. Is;
sassSTts.sfs a, ii, M '!ys. ':a: :s5siass. & i',S'
y. s5a 10 % eseh; eStia, e sa II. .75GG ests u. o.; d
'asafed sheep, a&Ia!ic; spr'ng lalaba, 7Gasc.
nuFrALo.
brryALo, Juno :. 3..-CA1TLE-Receipts, Loci;
fstd to yarl dealers aid speculators: poi ssscrs
s%s$1.15; sS;sfa ~ 1a'eneta', saoa$>4aa' Asoeksss
Sussr III IL LAxns--necc.n,., 1,cco; p,a.kc.
pinoas-Receipts, GU; linticd demand both for
SSaLesu And l0cal trade; forkcrs, &:i.b-Gt:,. 90:
" tIsay, ~, ~ ah03.00; cars ofEerod. supply cqual
RAsr LIBERTY.
m; FIT IinEETr, ra:, June a.-CA7TLE- RaccInta,
i,,ds aeaa through and @72 head tocal supply fair;
s,s,s aqs aal At decline 1T about 12tc oa yestcr-
@,f9ooa' ,9S' &l 39as4. 10; common. 81. godt i. d.
f,4 r. ,teceipts To-day 00O lra. Workers. 50. IL
u, ~ ~ r4tladslphlas, 81. !}ast3. II.
+s'; dull aud i5e 81 o tro% sestelasy ss,9a; '0<D
XANsAs CITY.
RTfct1t ptspdtch to 1h4 Trtoans.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

The citizens met ting in the interest
Of the Tennessee Central road that
was called for "Wednesday night, the
18th inst, has been postponed until a
later day, when the Hon. Wise A.
Cooper ard other distinguished speak
ers are expected to be present.
Straub says he has thought it over
a good deal and wonders if the cur
ious phenomena have Leen generally
observed, that today was TO morrow
yesterday, and yesterday yester lay
Was to day. 10 morrow to day j. to-
morrow, but to morrow tn morrow is
da after Tomorrow. Yesterday To
morrow is to-day, and yesterday to
day will he diy before yesterday to.
morrow. The day after to morrow
to-day will be TO morrow tomorrow,
and Tomorrow to-day will I've to-day
to>mo
All who want to get plows cheap
should Gallon Messrs Brown & Dick
son and j. Fl. Dickinson, the agents
in this city for the old and well-known
Trenton Plows, of j. |. Wells Il son,
as these plows have just been reduced
IN prices to suit the low prices of cot.
ton and other farm priuets. Farm
ers especially should note this fact, as
they cannot aford to purchase expen>
sive implements when they get such
low prices for their produce. Besides,
these plows after long test are pro-
nounced superior to all others for this
country. they are the best and cheap
est. See the advertisement Of j. l
Wells Il Son in this issue.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20

FEBRUARY, 10, 1879.
Editors Exchange:
Circumstances apparently are get
ting rather numerous with Us. The
Huntingdon Vindicator together with
your paper combines to honor our
place by publishing our news. Nc
Lemoresyille should have paper or
Two published, backed and supported
ny the mighty bulwarks that exist ii.
The form of our staunch citizens Win
possess not superfuous news, but ii.
courage and enterprise they are
wealthy. IL would be well adapted
to weather the promiScuous gales that
sweep our land, and hold their fair
pennops proud and unsullied in the
literary world, acknowledging no su
periors. The name of this pla:e
should ever be spoken of with rever
ence and respect, being as it is the
birth place of noble men and beauti>
fui women; the place where knowl-
edge was instilled into youthful minds,
from thence arose eminent divines,
who accomplished untold good; also
political and lettered men who wrote
upon the worlds lexicon names illus
trious and unsullied.
ST, Valentines day has again visit
ed us with oceans of fun. Our juve
nile companions say they had mon
strous" good time-was made happy
by being in attendance at a superb
sociable given by our worthy citizen,
Prot. Williams.
The colored institute is doing lu>
crative business, having 80 or 80
scholars.
Gallantry hasn't gone to work and
laid us plank walk asit has for some
of our neighboring towns.
Pneumonia is prevalent, we learn,
in this "icinity, consequently our NJ.
D's are looking over their horses ears
a good deal. MALAPERTo.
From the Huntingdon Vindicator.
Pneumonia is still proving very ia
tai throughout the county. We have
heard of several deaths this week from
it. People should be cautious.
Milan has a shooting club, and the
EXCHANGE thinks it can beat any
club in West Tennessee. Wonder
what our spor.smen think about it.
Wheat is said to he looking remarka.
bly, fine just at this time. We have
conversed with several influential far
mers representing different sections OF
the county, and found them all of the
opinion that at the present outlook
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20
German SyruD.

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such test Of its curative
qualities as Boschee's German Syrup.
In three years, two million four hun
dred thousand small bottles of this
medicine were distributed free of
charge by druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma, Group, severe Coughs, Ppeu
monia and other diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, giving the American peo-
pie undeniabie proof that German
Syrup will cure them. The result
has been that Druggists in every town
and village in the United States are
recommending it to their customers.
Go to your Druggist, and ask what
they know about it. Sample Bottles
10 cents. Regular size IS cents.
Three doses will relieve any case. For
sale by w. H. Coley.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20
the yield will be unprecedentedly

the yield will be unprecedentedly
large.
Some days ago Mr. Geo Crawford,
who lives four miles north of town,
left his house, in company with his
wife, and went on a visit to a Ugh
Dor. During his absence some thief
entered the house and stole $50 in
money which was in a trunk. No
clue to the thief has as yet been OBJ
tained.
A crazy man named Fuller was
brought here by his relatives last week,
and placed in Jail for safe keeping.
Fuller has been in the asylum once,
from which be made his escape, and
was arrested last summer and confin-
Ell in Jail at Shelbyville for some time
for sssaulting some ladies in Bedford
county. When the authorities ascer>
tanned who be was, they sent him
home.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-20
Dropped Dead.

Mrs Amanda Caldwell, wife of Mr
D, c. Caldwell, residing four miles
east of town, dropped dead last Tues
day night at her home. She had been
complaining of not being well for sew
eral days past, and Tuesday evening
attempted to get up and fell back and
expired in a moment. Her death
will be universally regretted; she was
a most estimable lady, and beloved by
all. Her loss will be felt by every
one that knew her.
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Pocket Book Lost.

1t was in the town of B., and Mr. S.
had just concluded some purchases,
when he made the startling discovery
that his pocket book was lost. While
searching his pockets ne found buck
eye. and said-"Gentlemen, my pock-
ct hook is lost, but there has been
something discovered by DR. Tabler,
of Nashville, Ct far greater value. It
is the Buckeye Pile Ointment, which
will cure piles IN all cases when used
according to directions. Try it. Price
80 cents bottle. For sale by W. H.
Colev.
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The Railroads.

Rumor has it that the Illinois Cen
trail road is figuring to get hold of the
extension of the indianapolis, Bloom
ington and Western. A portion of
The line could be used as link i'll their
proposed road to st Louis.
Another bill for regulating railroad
charges has been introduced in thu
Wisconsin senate and referred to a
committee. Its purposes is an en-
forced reduction of % per cent. in
charges for transportation Of freight
and passengers, and it includes, besides
railways, express and telegraph COM
panies.
The report sent all over the country
that a combination had been effected
between the Texas Pacific and the
Southern Pacific Railroad Companies,
by which the two were to unite their
interest, and the roads after the name
of the Union and Central Pacific lines
is pronounced by both parties wholly
groundless.
A society has been organized in
New Jersey, its chief object being to
put stop to Sunday work on rail-
ways. The originators of the associa
ton have received assurance from
President Scott of the Pennsylvania
road, ana other prominent railroad of
fcials, that they will aid them in max
ing a success of their work, at least 50
far as stopping the running of freight
trains on that day. Chief P. NJ. Nc
Arthur of the Locomotive Brother
hood has also put in strong oar in
the way of encouraging the undertake
ing. 1t is understood that similar 3D.
cieties are to be organized in several
other states
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CARROLL ITEMS.
MCKENZIE.
FEBRUARY, Is, 1879.


Editors Exchange:
James NJ. McClintock is out in fly
ing colors for Mayor of this municipal
ity. His prospects for success are
tne. Election Saturday next. Ills
only opponent is j. a. Knox, Esq.
Adison ). swift is now at hume,
afleI spenting several mouths III Mem
phis with Menkeu Bros. Adisun is u
model BUSINESS man.
Mckenzie merchants ale looking
brighter since the sharp revival Of
trade that has occurred in the last ten
days.
O..eo MiIau's most charming bellies,
the beautiful and interesting Miss
Lizzie Bryant, after fortnight Of
"heartnlashing" among the gallant
Mckenzie Deaux, left for her home OH
saturdays noon train. Call again.
Oar denizens are somewhat encour
aged since the migratory wild gonse
has agaih turned its course northward.
They think winters blck, bone is
broken. Correct, we hope.
Col. j. J. Hickman. the eloquent
grand lecturer for the order of
Good Templars, will address our cit
zens Wednesday evening next. An
intellectual feast is anticipated.
DIR OWNS little "bahy girl" is still,
growing Which, tends 10 make
the good-humored Doctor the proud
est as well as happiest man on terra
firma.
james A. Holt, the gentlemanly
proprietor Of the Mckenzie H0us, -,
as taken charge and is fitting up l..
Don ton style the already popular an
much visited bar attached, which has
cen 50 successfully run during tie
Last twelve months by gu: geniar
friend, Uncle Joe HipSong.
'fill t bumper fair. and
Let's all go bobbing around"
Messrs Rivers Il Jones, Of the Dres-
zen Ieoman, are in town workihl
like beavers trying to establish news
PAPER at this place. They say success,
almost sure. Said paper will hr
rhristened the Mckenzie Democrat.
The talented and beautiful Miss
Lizzie Holt, of Nashville, is on Il visit
to her brotherat the Mckenzie House.
The boys hope she will remain all
summer.
Dr. W. B. Everett declined the
race for Mayor On the ground that he
expects spending the majol part of the
year in Milan. Some fair one at the
aottom, we suspect. Another SOU
made happy. Hurrah for Doc!
Mr. Clara Gwiun is dangerously i'll.
he is attended by Drs. Gwinn d
Brannock.
Prof. Williams has resumed his old
position at Bethel College.
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Personal.

DR. Crawford i, i'll town this week.
Mr. Lannom, OF the Humboldt Jour-
n Il was in town last Monday.
DIR K. 5. McCiaran went on 4 fly.
ing visit to Irrelevant last Tuesday.
T. J. Williams, Clerk and Master,
has non resident notice in this issu.
Mr. Leon II. Jones, editor Of the
Humboldt Journal, paid lis ! visit yes
tirlay.
DR. johnson, the dentist has return.
ID from bis branch office at bradford,
where he has been at work the past
week.
Hon Wise A. Cooper, of Trenton,
was in town yesterday, looking aftei
the interest of the Tennessee Central
railroad.
Prof. T. P. Walker, formerly of
Milan, is one of the editors Of the
Obion News. Troy, Tenn. Professor,
we congratulate yon.
Miss Lizzie Bryant, one of Milan's
flirest bellies, has returned from briei
visit to Mckenzie. The young men
are glad TO see her at home again.
Miss Mary Graves, after spending
The winter in our little city at the res
idence Of Mr. Crump, has returned
% her home in Ripley. She has lett
many sad hearts behind.
Prof Shropshire, superintendent Of
public instruction for Ooion county,
has our thanks for a pamphlet copy OF
his excellent address before the State
Teachers Association at MurfreeSboro
IN the 9th of last December.
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Have you Dyspepsia, are you Con-
stipated, have you a Yellow skin, Loss
of Appetite, Head Ache? If so don't
fail to use Shiloh's System Vitalizer.
1t is guaranteed to relieve you, and
will you continue to suffer when you
can be cured on such terms as these :?
Price 10 cts and 70 cts. Sold by DR.
NJ. D. l.. Jordan.