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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-12

NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, REVIEWS
IN AND MONTHLlE5 At FRENCR'S, 95
KING STREET.
The Life and Services of Commodore Josiah
Tattnall, by Charles = Jones, jfi S.
Cupid on Crutches or One Summer at Narfs.
gansett Pier, by A. 3. w., OF the ElmNood
Wired Love Romance of Dots and Dsshes
by Ella Cheever Thsyeri 75c
Just One Day; price 81.
Mississippi Outlaws and the Detectives, by
Allen Pinkerton; 81 so.
The Great Fur Land, (Hudson's Bay territory
illustrated; 81 IS.
New lot cheap edition of Taine's English Lit.
erature, complete; ST. 25.
In the Mist, by Rose Porter, author of "Sum.
mer Driltwood;' 81 25.
Rhons, a novel. by Mrs. Forreiter; ST so.
Stories of the Old Dominion, by John Es!en
Cooke; 81 60.
Montaigke edited by Mrs. Oliphsnt; ST..
Tho Dogs of Great Britain, America and other
countries illustrated; 81.
For Honor's Sake; ST. 60.
Gospel Hymns, Nos. !, And 8, with and
without music.
New Books daily.
nv 80 GEO. Il. FRENCH,
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EHss SALE or RENT.

EOR EENT-PhEASANT RESIpENCE
40 south Washinaton street; has just been tho
roughly ovcrhaalej, pspered. cleaned and
painted; will bs rented low to G good tenant.
Apply 10 JANNKY & CO. No. l45 King ST.,
at once. Possession given Juno lst.
gT-tf RICHARD LLOYD.
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PREPARING FOR RIsE.-We bavo an M
MENsE stock Of escaed CoTToNs, CALIoos,
FLANNELs, aud BED TICKING at old prlces.
Call and examine our stock.
Isaac EICHBgRG,
i,92g Suco.esor to Slaymaker 4 20.
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For fine bobby suit Of CLOTHING see 3.
DraLHAm, 62 King st.. corner Fairfax.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
ORKNEY SPRIN GS

" - IL ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ W ~
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.
rHE FINEST COLLECTION oFMINERAL
WATKR5 IN THE WORLD EOE 1r1 vAL'
NAiPROPERTlES
The Chaly bes.o, Alum, Sulphur, Iron-Sul'
uhur, Healing, and the renowned Bear WalioW
Spring oil having distinctly different medicinal
properties, arc found in the Orkney COLLECTION.
TIONS
Fer ssve, hundred and fifty people. Col. j.
T. CAKE, late Of Congress Hall, Capo MAY,
now Of Metropolitan Hotel, Washington City,
~ N" AMPLE STABLE ROOM
Fer private teams. ard well supplied livery
for the uso Of the guests.
MINERAL BATHS.
Trb, Shower and Plunge. Every facility afford
"a those soaking Health, Comfort and Pleasure:
TIE WONDERFUL LUHA? CAvEHNS
are situated within few hours drive of Orkney.
to which limo OF Park Wsgone:tes will run
daiiy.
Board per day ay,..."..........'........" o.
:" week...".............".."... ".....l4 w.
monlh...--................ .........,9o W.
Specisl contracts II ads with families and partes.
FIVE HOURS BY RAIL o,:o
From Washington via the Baltimore anu onlo
or Virginia Midland Railroads. -
THROUGH & ROUND TRIP TICKETS,
Issued from all points North West and South.
Good from juno 1st to November lst:
ROUND'TRIP TICKET
From Wsshin ston So; do. Baltimore $40; do.
Ale1and1is 81 SO. ~
PARK WAGONETTES.
for private carriages to order) will Dein waiting
on arrival Of trains 1t Mount jackson, to convey
passengers over shady and easy grade lutn-
pike road to Orkney.
SEASON OFlS79.
Will open June 18th. Address tor descriptive
nsmubIets and other information the Proprie-
tors at Orkney Springs or the Manager at Metro
polltsu Hotel, Washington City.
JONES & PARKER,
an>o.t;o1 Proprietors.
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FOB NORFOLK.

Tho elegant. swift and comuodious steamers
LADYOF TIE LAKE and JANE MOSE.
LEY will leave the Uompsny's wharf, Ale1an-
dris. as follows:
The Lady Of tho Lake every MONDAY and
WEDNESDAY. q. o'clock p. M, and on
SATURDAY, a. 6. 80 o. clock q. m.
The Jane Moseley every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, a. 6 o click p. m returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 1 o'clock p. m.
South. and with the Merchants and Mariner
line of steamers for Boston, Providence and sll
points North and East.
Through ratss given and bills OF isding signed
for Boston and Providence.
Fare at greatly reduced rste'--Single trip 75a.;
Round trip lgood for 80 days. 6L0p
Table unsurpssssds
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Hail, South ward. connects at GordonsVille,
with Ches. & Ohio K. r., ksst aud West: At
I,Ynch burg, connects witk Atlantic. Miss. Il
ohio L. K, through South ves! Virginia, TO
Nashville, New Orleans, Memphis, Little Rock
and Texas-and at Dsnvlle with Richmond y
Dansille Il. K to South and Southwest
Express Southwark connects at ,GordonsVille
to ali points Hast and West on Ches. s. OHIO r.
snd Nor,hward, a. Charlottesville, to oil the
pumuIer Resorts on the q. Y y. lue.
AlXED Trains for Main Limo loave Al.
ezaudria daily, e:oupt Sunday, 00 q. m. and
05 D. m, and returning arrive st Alexandra
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
100 q nj. and Alexandris ? Is g. M, daily.
oscept Sunday, arrive at Strasburg at II rs p m.
connecting gth toe Valley Road East and
West Leave St.asburs 10 p m, arriving st
Alo1sndris at SIS p. M.
MIX TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISION leaves AlsYsndris Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday, at 8 55 q m, and returns Men.
day, Wednesday and Friday. u. 81 p. m.
For Middleburg, daily connection at Plains
station.
For Upperaii!e. regular connection At Dels'
For WARRENTON. lesve Washington Al
al trains m.ke good Connections, at Weso
iugton, to snd from North and West,
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington 81
TGO q. m, running through without change,
Wsshingtln and Danvilie.
E1cursiou tickets on sale So low rslss TO the
celebrated Resorts Of Virginia and West Ylr-
ginis
Through tickets very low - tho South snd
Eoulh west.
my2i I'M. BHOADUS. q. T. A.
yayASHINGTON g OHIO KAILKoAb
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXGEPr SUN.
DAY) BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND BILL.
Beginning Msy y, 1879.
Leave Washington ~ % n. m. snd ~ y. Io.
md Alexsudris st 905 3. N. and % p. N.
psss Lcosburg, going westward, ut II III q. N
aud 6 ~ y. II aud arrive at Round diii 81 IL
m. aud 7 20 o. H. Lesvs Round Hill st 81 q.
IN. and l2:3l o. NJ; pass Leeso1rg. going. :as.-
ward, q, 70 T. m and 10 p. m., and arrive 81
Alexandria at S 10 S. rl. and 3:l5 o. NJ, and
ST Washington a. 8 25 q. m. ana 3:25 r. l.
81 Passengers from Washington will tsk.
the Wsshing gton snd Ohio cars st tae Bs!Limors
b Potomac Railroad station 1t o. a. m. and 4. u
p,rr., xnd 20 through 10 Round Hill! without
change CT ca
The 9.O5 am. train from Alexandria and II 81
n. no. train from Ro"nd Hlll connect IT Round
Hill with Harris Daily Lime OF Coaches
for Snickersville Berryville and Winchester
also With Reamer' Line Of Coaches, which lesv'
Lsssburg daily for hlIjs and Middleburg.
Both trains, westward, make oiose connections
at Vienna, with Sissou's Line of Stages for Fair
Isx Court House.
Annual tioketss geo. 1vnvp
nv s III General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-12

THE BIBLE.-A large majority OF the great
mass of mankind in every civilized county
never read the scripture; and the main cxcas'
they givo for this omission is that they canntt
understand the sacred writings. That no man
can comprehend all tho contents of tbs
Bible,in their various bearings and applications,
no ono will undertake to deny, as there ara
prophetic symbols and terms often employed
which the prophets aad seers OF Old did nof
understand themselves. and probably no ono
will strike the true meaning of un.i they be
Gin to come to pa:s.' Aud the man who reads
this book ''as the word Of God. as Il Is Indeed,
and not the word Of man, cannot fail to $40
divine purpose in this. as 10 all the other works
of God; for, were the Bbo like other books.
which can be read over and dlgcsted 10 shorS
time, it would no logger b., 40 object OF study
and wonder, but would soon give place to some
other literature more original aud 10 accord with
our iutels Gu Al cra7iags But to the earnest stu
dent the Bible affords mine OF study. aud eV,ry
time he popders ovsr tho sacred pages he IS
struck by some new idcn, and his mind l5 belBg
continually illuminated by tru!bs aud p!opo'
stions which ho never understood before. n
great many people fad muoa fault with the
Bible because they c,nnot read it as they would
novel and thoroughly comprehend t all at
orc,. This certainly Was never Intended BY
Him who dictated it. Let men undertake to
learo any science or language. and it takes them
yoars of patient study aud trial to understand
it Alright, aud the person who desires spiritual
illumination mus. not suppose be can sit dowp.
and these thiogs will come to him, but be must
search himself as for hidden pearls, aud
then will the truth be opened GO to him. Bnt
there are many statements aud historical facts
mentioned 10 holy writ, whioh clu be uoder
stood by aoy one who will take tho p,ins to
read them and 90 man or womso 10 any clvl
Iiz.d community ought to DO iguCript of the
contents oil tbe Bible. whether they nnderstand
il all thoroughly or NOT, as Quotations from IL
abound 10 nearly everything VIC read, and TO ba
devoid Of tcrptura iu,e!lseoco 10 cur day ard
generation, particularly when il is remembered
that there are moro Bibles 10 tho world than
auy other book. is bad com mmentsry on the
manners aod customs OF tho agc
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NJ OTICE K
CRANGE OF TIME.

On ard ator TUESDAY, Juno 3rd, the
boats of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
co, 7 30. 8 80, 80. 10 80 and IL 81 q. NJ, and
II 80, 80, 2 80. 80, 80, s 30 & 0O and .. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
80. 7 80 8 so. 9 80. 10 80 and II 30 q. m, and
II 30, 80, 2 30, 60 30, 80. 80 and 80 p. m,
NH l8 GEO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager.
INLAND s. SEABOARD COASrlNG CO.
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DOARD, WITH PLEASANT Rooms. can
D be obtained by early application at 20: l0o
Duke street. my 29-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-12

HENRY BRENGLE will add this week to
bis establishment, 10 King street, the
WEST GROVE DAIRY,
suppiad twice day.
BKENGLE'S MILK and CREAM STAND
IN THE CITY MARKET (H. Simpson, Man.
ager,) will offer tho richest Milk and the purest
Cream evor produced. SOP and you'll agree
Try and you'll buy Fresh Milk will sso be
kept on draft and in ice at his King street es:sb'
lishment.
Black. Fruit Pound, Jelly and Fancy Cakes.
Pies specially, Fruits. Nuts, Confectioneres,
Water Ices tpd all tho delicacies of tho season.
He caters for families and entertainments, and
supplies families with milk. my 70
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FOX TIE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

FOE CdE fOIUM Az RlV I'LL Ian lNtfSs
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, ka6EklDG
built especially for this route, leaves tho COM
eAnys wharf; Washington. ET&R9 TIT NON;
O'Clock a. m, and Alexandria a. 7.Sos 9. M;
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY, st o'clock p.
This company makes close connections 1 st y Al 4
s1sndris with the w. O., V. Il: q e. 5 r: 4.
received for sll points, North aud South,
handled with care and forwarded With prompt
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply
T. a. EEhD Agent,
Js lney's wharf.
tionsl III Metropolitan Bank lG! street, opposite
tho Treasury Department, washington.
1879 PLANT LINE 1879
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TKSS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
STOPPING At PRINCIPAL LANDIN GS
ON POTOMAC RIVER.
MasHEyvG TO.N IND .,'0RFOLK
STEAMBOAT CG.uPA.fI:
Nsw, elegant and swift eide wheel steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
(Capt. JOE Wu1rE) leaves as follows:
YROa WASHING'Nl FROM NORFOLK
AND ALEXA.
Every Monday, Wed Every Tuesday. THUS. :.
nesdsy and Saturday day and Sunday, al
at 10 p. m. p. M
Information as to tickets ststeroom5, rate OF
freight, connections, &C., will be cheertully fur
| nished on application at tho compsny's Office,
| foot Of Seventh street wharf, Washington.
b. r. DODD, Agt. Washington.
r. B. HOOE, Agt. Alexandria,.
q. h. PLANT, President. ap 5-tf
| <.sSsa oLYpgs STEAM AZ LINES WEEK
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
| DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alexandra EVERY TUES'
| DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERf SAT-
| URDAY.
| This line cdnnocts st Alexandria with tie O..
4. & II. and w & o. K. Rs, anG at Phiadel.
phia with Olyde's regular Steamships for Fall
| River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptnesa and care
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates and through aillt
of lading given. Insurance at the lowest rates
| Agents:
r. A. REED, Alexand.ik
WIN. P CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia
GEO. T. HYDE, Georgetown, D. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan ST.
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H1HE OCCCQUAN MILLS FORSAI!E OR
4 RENT on very favorable terms Tho above
we'll known MILLS are situated at the head
Of Tide Water, on the Occoqusn river, and q
miles from the nearest station Wood bii1ge), on
the Alexandria snd Fredericksburg railroad.
having water communication with the cit5s Ct
Washington and Alexendlia. Bosts losd ald un-
load directly at the mill. The mill is in coed
repair has tix run of burrs, with capacity Of
over one hundred QO0) barrels of lour in -
hours, and all mod ern improvements for making
patent. strait, or clesr -four. Water power am.
pie. Health OF the place excellent. For parlic.
ulars enquire by letter or in perfon Of the un'
dersigned. }. 7. JANNE?,
Occcqusn, Va.
Attached to tho niil il very superior SAW
MILL with a capacity OF about 5000 feet per
DIV 1nv1g.1n1
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EOR RENT-UOUSE No. 35 Cameron st 1,
II between Fairfax ard Lee. Apply to
sp a-tf J. II. u. SMOOT.
EOR RENT-One TWO STORY FRAME
- DWELLING HOUSE, with brick back
building, on the northeast corner Wilkes eud
Pitt streets. Also one 7 WO STORY FRAME
DWELLING on the southwest corner WISH
;pgtcn and Wolfe streets.
G. q. SMOOT s. SONS,
feb 18-if Il King street.
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FOR NEW YORK.

The Al Steamships 3. U. KNIGHT .sSss
and JOHN GIBSON leave the COM S6&AE
panys wharf, Alexandria EVEkY MON.
DAY MORNING, aud New York, from pier
II East River, EVERY SATU ROAI at four
o'clock p. N.
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SOLICITING Contributions IN CHINA
At Ninapo, China. th, off ,lA'5 have novel
bu. tlf.cliv, way OF soliciting contributions to
the loc, funds fJr the relief Of the famine, a
certain i!lus,rious banker who had put
his rame dow1 with great llberaIty,
but who continued to pcspouc tho payment OF
his subscription, was evautua!'y hailed before
the preGc:. II lhs presence Of III, august
magistrate he remained for hours 10 the we'll
known attitude of Esstero respec:, eating DO.
thing, drinking nothing, ssylrg notbiog, and
espcolsIly. payirg nothing. Il Chinese elrt
with high cu.horltg may 10 course OF timo lose
bis patience, but his res2tc: tor wealth and
position. never. So the man Of power. would
lot allow the bastr portions of the opu!ent de-
liz qusnl'S 8 person to be fl,Rellated. bu: ordered
the palms Of the hands to b, chastissd. A9 ar
eumsnt 80 mildly persuasigo was fully as etfec'
tiv3 assrude coercion could have been. Tho
banker disbussed fourteen thcusard taels.-
7okeo Times.
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iN o.. VlRG. MIDLAND 3 g. K r..
W. JOHN ). BARBOUR. kecoiva7
IN and after SUNDAY, 90J y. m., June !h.
1879, Passenger trains will run 81 follows:
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the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
This company offecs unrivalled facilities for
the transportation of frsight and passengers,
and will run their stesmers regularly as follows:
RnR NORFOLK
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WRINKLES. .-Tine and physical suffering
cause the crcases aboc. the eyes more than
spythiog els. Therefore. With proper atten.
ton to your health, you have it in yonr power
to avoid many tf these. Nervous suffering Of
ten gives hard look to the mouth, and somo.
times pulls it out of slapo. We all OF US. that
arc worth apylhiog, ms! 60 through moro or
less of il. But the spirit in which We bear it
will be sure to leave i;s impress sbou: tho most
mobile OF all the features OF the fac,. Pam OF
all kinds, Anguish, agony, cire, wrloklo the
forehead from temple to tenplo. Thought ard
passion crease it psrpen1icularIy between the
brows All these outward Dsnl!es atlons OF
the internal ooue:c: that goes on 10 every QUO
of VI from day to day are. to semi extent,
within the control OF our will, bu. they do not
Weld one iota to all the cosmetics 10 the world.
You have c,rtaia feelog and your lac, takes
on certain liues, and 10 proportion With the re"
currenco of that feeling those lines deepen. Bat
YOU may, by the cxerc s, OF your will power.
keep that feeliog 10 check to certain extent,
and to c,rtain extent also coutrol the il0es OF
your tace. This IS all the preventive or cN'
meli, that there is for wrInkl,s. 81 save the
money you have pu. aside fJr any other 3D.
called cure tf them, ao1 u!o 1t tor better
purpose. There cln bo NJ real and lasting
beauty withou. truth. Try to be 'ru, to q
noble ideal all through. Tnat is the foundation.
the corner s:ore OF tru, beauty. An attrac
face is not made up oue; it is the fact cf one
on good terms with his or her OVID soul. Yts.
that is the graod secret CT all cficaciou5 cos
metics for the face. b, on good terms with
your own SOU; aod secondly treas your bedy
with all the respect aud rev,reoce that are du,
IA thu tnmnla Of the annl - DOnCStic IulRtHN.
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Special contracts will be msde with yearly ad
yertisers
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-12-26
Aberdeen Notes.

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITION
at the NJ. Il. Church. on Tuesday evening of last
week proved substantial success. The attend
ance was good and the interest fully sustained
Some of the prophets who were predicting failure
will have to try again. While all did well, especial
credit is due to Miss Fannie Osborn and Mr. John
Il. Miller, for faithful work organizing the corps
of actors, speakers, &c. Receipts $3l.
PROTRACTED MEETING
continues at the M. E. Church South. That at
Garrettson's, too, is still in progress. A sweeping
revival has taken place there, over sixty SO far
having Joined the church, and the work still goes
on.
TIE MATRIMONIAL FEVER
Is bec9,ming ePidewie Quite brilliant company
day evening to hear the wedding ceremony of
Mr.. Cyrus Courtney and Miss Annie Cole organ
lists of the church. Rev. George H, Lightner read
in his most impressive manner the service that
united the destiny of two lives, and after the con-
gratulations of friends the pair returned to the
home of the groom for reception. May their
future skies prove oloudless.
FOREST INSTITUTE LYCEUM
on Saturday evening last slaughtered the Woman
Suffrage movement as relentiessly as it did the
Local Option one two weeks sooner We expect
to hear that the WOmdnS journal has suspended
publication next week that the National Woman
Suffrage Convention, next month, In Washington,
has been Indefinitely postponed, and that Mrs.
Stanton, Mrs. Stone Co. have committed suicide
The Hall was full. +. W. Moulton, A. II. Temple
and Geo. Preston were elected Judges, and j. A.
d. Carroll urged tho affirmative. VIM. II. Paul,
Jos. w. Wilkinson and John Oldfeld the negative.
Decision in the negative. A full report has been
furnished the HOn,dR'S journal, and as matter of
course the whole thing will collapse at an early
day. MERCURY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-12-26

PARADISE; WHERE IT Is-wHAT 1T Is.
Paradise is situated at the crossing of the Glen
Cove and Darlington and Castleton roads, about
one mile from the Susquehanna river, and extends
from Glen Cove warehouse to Smiths Pottery. 1t
IS Il place OF growing Importance, and is no doubt
destined to be place of future greatness.
. BUSINESS PLACES.
X. G. Smiths Brick Yard, Pottery and Green
House. Mr.. Smith is master workman and has
on hand a large and varied assortment of wares
and also beautiful collection of choice plants and
flowers, for which reason he is an especial favorte
with the ladies.
James T. Knights Flint Mill. Mr.. Knight Is en-
gagged in grinding flint stone by the dry process,
and judging from the quantities shipped and by
the fact that his steam mill is often running ut
night, he is certainly making his new business a
Stores. We have. two stores, Smith Crews,
managed by Mr.: James X. smith, and q. w;
Joness, by Mr.. VIM. +: McNutt, Competition and
soon be business enough for another store.
Mechanics: Mr.. VIM. Andrew, assisted by Jas.
Wilson, conducts the Blacksmith business Their
work is done well and promptly. Messrs. W.
Lewis Burkins and Geo. fl. Fisher carry on the
house carpentering business and are menof bust
Supper is engaged in grinding flint by the old pro-
cess, and water power. Jacob has wished for
running day and night. He grnds superior
quality of flint, which finds ready market at good
prices.
b. Gilpn Smiths Bark Mill. Mr.. Smith, assisted
by David q. McNutt, does an extensive business
in bark and dye woods; has also Il feed mill in
Barnes & Archers Warehouse. Messrs Barnes
Archer do an extensive business in hay, grain,
lumber and fertilizers. They have on hand a large
stock of good lumber. The business Is conducted
by Mr.. Harry Archer and is managed in bust
ness-lke manner
Churches and Schools. Franklin Church is
neat frame edce, 8)X40 is noted for the Christian
spirit displayed by its members. by the good sing
ing of its congregation and by an excellent and
prosperous Sunday school. Our school house is u
neat stone building, furnished in modern STYLE
and is noted for the rapid manner i'm which its
scholars become masters of the branches of learn
ing taught therein. Mr.. w. II. X. JONES' the
teacher, is the right man in the right place.