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iloliiiraI Actltes.


The Republic. ASSOCIATION, Of The mhiv nis
tTi,ts viii their respective hruuutrtrrs FRIDAY
EVENING February 90 ls@u, 40 o'clock. for the purpoa'
of crCuug dele ale. and aefuais 10 state tufffn 20
be bold at the CITY ~ tnra, Fsbu ~, i1Sn cfftri1g
that m the XNiNlh Assembly District the sfycfa Afao
shall elect delolaf convention Go d. tuu icd
ioows twenty third Ward r. drl f,s Twenty iourtn
ART DELEGATES kuT-hrdsp. oelrgar and winch ID IA
meet At Itmei's Hail. iremon. sluflaf, February ~.
500. sc O'Clock ans choose toe NtrgltOs tna pifr
mates 90 which such dlsir.l is entitled
Tie several dlstcts entitled 90 representation f
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A. q. ARMSTRONG 4 son

IIuitations Of Life By the Rev. IN ". n. Taylor vita
nne MOI tiait o d stest vol c. SyO 81 IS.
Life oi Alexander Dan ID ID. by George smith. Ii d.
Prinied rom plates OF tie English edition VITA intro
drron tie VIM ". Taylor ID. ID. vols, octave.
1
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Crrdenta g. De- forwarded te ltffry Df he central
Committee Immediately afttf fhe eject SOM.
By order OF tAe Republican central Committee.
g. d. Ahlhl 50 Preside
SCION b. SMITH Es,rrotare..
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ADDITIOyAL rRIDL BEP0RE


HAVANA Feb. ll-~panish gold 2os "a 4i9il Exchange
quiet ON United states. 90 days EOu ltrmiU
snort sight co.. jea6 premium ou LonInn 1874 pre-
MUM; on Pans. . premium Sugar nOmualY quiet
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NARELLn.

WHITE -rOWNSFND-Atth tence 81 the brides
emit. ON Tuesday. Februar, 10 1880 by the Rev. C. DIV.
Brdcman. D assisted Nv the Rev Lemuel oytil Nam
uanvhitr Of John r. Townsend, esq 10 Alfred l.. White
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Thou 4 \ iArc oi Lie with oihcf poems hy ii"s
dOrc TiltOn ! vol. l2nO cotb, e.t iol. 81 90
A study OF Shakespeare By AEcinpn hirc- nWtn-
burne 1 vol. Emo o,th extra. gilt ioit II 20.
The PceD show. A hanu-omr volume ~ amusement ana
fol lie yolng Illustrated. VOL 40. picture
bnarI :
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Aid tor kan-us Refugees.
III. SOCIETY OF FIIESD7 are deeply impressed by ie
r.nrfri turp aud starving condition 81 We toI
niIiD RfFtGEE~ in camp or arr Wing ih kansas
ri informed by the Governor nnd ohors IN insas that
r reports arr 40 exaggerated. they have decided 10 open
house. AZ Fast @Oth st. lGranarcy Park
frn To- o'slncS until the list 80 for the recep ION o
and SEFT L. ARTICLES OF Kind that
may he sent for above purpose ana VIII De forwarded 70
Kansas distribution to tine suffering refugees US rehsne
agents.
WILLIAM r. MOTT, ~ Irving place
Bangs g. Co AncIioneers 73s aud yfl Broadway
WILL SELL
FRIDAY. February IL. at $50 y. m.
LAW LIBRARY Of the late RECORDER HAcKETT
including many valuable aud desirable wortA
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witnesses regarding the COOL re0tm NJ of co'oed en
ple bv the whites in North Carolina and sa'eu tnat
white Republicans generally in his eoanty Lcnoifh are
OppOsed 10 the exOdns u the BLACKS.
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FORD~, HOWARD & HILBERT

A Fools Errand BY one ~ the fo,.s.
FiRs aud ThistIes. a Romance of Western Reserve
BY \. W. 1Ourgcr. l2mO, Goth 81.
ToineGte; \ southern Tale by. ". Tourgee New I'll
uOn "a preface On the W problem " th' @'htA
f2mO. clOth, 81.
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IyISON. BLAKEMAN. TAlLnR& Go,
mud A 4 1ruud-.f

Weiss Natural Ph iO-ogAN. Sew edition. tl4iy uus.
traed Revised and itrd n accnauc" with thr lairst
scientific discovery and research BY M0Ithngioa
L Iopi lucc "a 30
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LIPPINCOTT & CO.
n. WORTHINGr0N.

Under the Tricoiori the Amer.,a1 COLONY tu rlrs
Novel. lv Lucy Hamilton Hooper l-mo me clo'h - 20.
Moths by Ouda." l2mo 52j PIP, extra cloth ell -.
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WAsnINGrox Feb. 10. 1880

ne Ton AirGader RiD,sty Stcr t0ry n Var
SIR: on tne -SlH 90 la, month caused 60 ne dcliv-
ecd 20 your messenger at tie War Department letter
20 Yourself luclOsng c.arg., with specifications,
as9Dst G.ucral ". 4. Sherman. for conduct IN g.
G. ming an oflc aud gentleman" a statement hay
ING Deen furnished the Associated Press though not
with The authority of oiic" that have taken 10
steps 20 3rtigtc proceed ns before military tribunal
Will please iiflm whether the papcfs Tc'cTrcl
o. were received your office the date named
Very respectfully your 0bedient servant
II. V. BOYSTON.
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L.ATLSr SHIP NEWS.

PORT or NEw.YORR ARRIVED FEB II.
ship Arimillan lr. Pcndleon Glasgow 80 DAY s. with :
iron ID Henderson Bros
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GEORGE ROCTLEDGE 4 sons.

The Life and Letters Of Frances. baroness Bun-e5
Il, sugistn- 4 & Hare. edition ready. vols
i3mo CLOTH steel portraits se g. The two volumes 10
GA limo cloth, 81
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THOMAS NELSON 4 sons.
". j. MIDDLETON

The Nineteenth Century \ History. 49, Robert Mao
kcnXe crown s6i pages. l'rce, - 90.
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s9s and s3s BROADWAY. New york.

Post y N0nce-fAe Ore!gn nsIs .Dr r1e slt.
ina SApU NDAl February "a, 10 OWL CLOSE 40 ths oce
TUESDAY, al 3an toe Europe bg steamship lEona VIA
for scotland must br specially
addrossed aud 40 for scotland drecf, bY -tram.hD
trcassia, Glasgow. WEDN hsDkf, ~ $50 "a Tor
DAY. at Eur by steamship CITY OF chester.
Queenstown yondcnce for Germany and
must be specially tddTess) and at ~ 80 tor Europe.
by steamship isa plymouth. CheIOcurg ava Hlmburgs
on SATURDAY. al m. for Europe. by selnshr Celtic,
Queenstown correspondence for Germany and md
rect by steamship Dcyona Via glasgow asd
Europe by steamship MAN, sOltlampiOn ami BremeR,
The Denmark sweden NORWAY dispatched
by Hamburg and Bremen steamers only. The mails nr ia
leave Newfork February II aud H. The malls or As
pinWa and south Pacific Ports leave New York February
- The mails for Bermuda leave ew.fOrk February -
The mails Mexico via NewO leave Nov Feb
Tunry - mails Beize Bay Islanc= wa Now.
Orleans leave Ncw-hork FEBRUARY - The Gail.
found aud via Halifax leave New York February I Tns
malls for Nassau y r.. leave Newlork February 49, Ihs
mails Tor Australia leave san Franc February 3D. 1hs
for China and Japan leave an Francisco FEBRUARY ~
Post once. New.York. February z 1890.
Taxes
ore now being levied In al Many fer
through Ignorance Pay personal taxes fuu which tr NV
mpts them aud u fl estate more Than itqui Llau
how 20 avoid paying Lsyefs' Ices
ESCAPE PERSONAL TAN
and
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TmEusE OFFICE Feb. u. ! d. m.--Thc barometer rose
Yesterday EO,nIug, bnt at mrnt thc movement was
downward. Clear and fair weather was followed 10
night by partly cloudy weather. The temperature
ranged between and 4fo The average C3jl2I being
az lover thau the same day Last year, anu lCb'
higher than on Tuesday.
Warmer and partly cOudY weather, followed BY
cloudy weather and light falnndJ be expected to-day
I'm TIL, vicinity.
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WEE BOOKS AVID WE EDITIONS
ROBERTS BROS.

R,s.r,cted 70 books o~m. ttf flr,sn'7f nHyIfe' -
heretofore 0a ne tt.rIs DtIs
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GENERAL BoYNTONS CHARGES.


WAsHNGTOV, Feb. 11.-Ihe flloWing CORES
pondence IN regard TO the charges made by General
Boynton against General Sherman has taken place /:
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sCRIENEK a WEXFORD.

III. Majesty. 'Iyseli Anew 40 same Novel. r..s 81
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clpcclal Notlce5

Artists, Fund T,ycniicih Annual Snie.
Now omen Tree, AZ A AtEtcAN AhI oAlL"Ath.
See Amusement
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suteial Notices.


list of the principal Executive Judicial Depa5inental
and Diplomatic OIL o. the Unit states m tiiE IkIB
uNE ALMANAC for 1890 Sold by all newSdeaers or sent
by mail o. receipt OF - cent?
Congress Water. supeuortY CatItcff ~ itsrt
tive its freedom from eysrftl1f Jttsf.
that headaohe internal soreness aud
tends % destroy membrane. AT mineral waters
that dangerous irrans be- known b. acid alter
taste
For coughs, colds. bronchitis &c, the great English
remedy. kEAllNG'S COUGh LQIEN ~. thy afobeen
tested tor 90 and aofc speedy aud certain reflex
sold By all druggists. Price % nts seat bv nal.
H. fOUGhhA &. CO., New -iorS, Aeenis
Nervous EXhuusti0nA meicai essay pTiing series
OF lectures delivered al Nahns Museum Of Anatomy. New
YORK, tie cause and Sf decline showing
dspuiaby how lost health mas Dee regned Qaun clear
synopsis Of TOE npements o. narJge ans tho treat cent n
neIyUu, and physical cD'y be i result pi 20 yrlrs'
retieuce ~ man. @'c currency or post ctamns dtsess
secretary kahns Aaseim Ds' hroai"ay. NeM-lork
New Designs in
GAS FIXTURES. CLOCKS, RRONZEs. LAMPS AND
Ornamental METAL WORK.
style or the workmanship
Offered Nv
MITCHELL. VANCE & CO.,
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, for January
is before us, In advance and has out
done itself even. Besides two btauii-
full steel-engravings, a double size
colorcd steel fashion plate, and ST.
pcrb colored pattern in Henri Ill.
embroidery, aud some half a hundred
wood-engraviDgs OF fashions, work
table patterns, etc, 1t has an army OF
tales, noyeleta, etc etc, such rs is
rarely seen in any magazine. Rebecca
Harding Davis, Tor instance, has a
story, one ofthe most beautiful prose
idyls ever written. "Josiah Aliens
WIFE gives a humorous sketch, that
will make anybody laugh. There
are two noveIets. both powerful one
by Ann S. Stephens, the other by
Jane q. Austin. Besides these, are
other tales, poetry, etc A profuseiy
illustrated article, on .London in the
Season" will interest every fair read
or. There Is no question, that, in lit
erary merit, this magazine excels all
the other lady's books. II always
performs, too, all it promises, and
even more Asa journal OF fashion,
II sands frat. IL Ia. unquestionably,
the cheapest and best. Everybody
ought TO have il. The terms are but
Two Dollars year, with great de.
auctions TO clubs, and handsome pre-.
miums to persons getting up clubs.
Specimens are sent, gratis, If written
for, to persons wishing to get up
clubs. Address Charles j. Peterson,
306 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
N. B.--We will furnish peterson"
and our paper, for one year, for $3.50
cash IN advance, to those wishing 10
take both.
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How A WoxAS VogEp Miss
Harriet Mclaughlin, an eccentric
maiden lady, Of Newtown district, is
known to many of eur readers. On
slectios day she reat to tire polls with
written ballot, inscribed as follows,
and asked that it be recorded:
"Hnrrah for Hancock and English.
They will fulllll the peoples wish,
And better still
VIII execute the Almighly,s will
In making Hgks
Against the Abolitlonists
That won't do right.
That's nv opinion. Harriet McLauxh-
Lin, Sewtown, KY"
Fer versi6cation may lie little
faulty, bnt there is NO discount on
Miss McLanghliu's patriotism.
When the late Hon. John 9. Brsckin.
rilge was candidate for Congress,
she also went to- the polls and asked
that her vote be recorded for that gen.
tleman. The clerk received the written
vote, but she never got "fair CONT
when the returns were summed up
Georgetora Times.
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Don't know half their Value

They cu.ed me of Ague, Bilious.
ness and Kinney Complaint, AS re-
commended. l had half bottle leli
which used for my two little girls,
WHO Tire doctors aud ncighbors said
could not be cured. woald have
lost both of them Que night If ] had
not given them Hop Btiers. They
did them so much good continued
their use until they were cared. That
is why say you do not know hall
the vT,hc of Hop Blttcrs, and do not
recommend them high enough.'-B
Rochester, N. Y. See other column,
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81 want TO sec the william who
wrote this artical. Where's the pro.
prietor Of this papar?" "He's ont
Where's the managing editor?'
Hes ont. ""whcre's the city edi;or?'
"lle's cut" where's the reporter?''
Hes out" "Where,m I?'i
Ricketty slam bang- Jam! Two pane,
Of glass broken. "You're out
Man found on sidewalk and carried t,
hospital. Verdict: Struck by light
ming. Still lthey will do it.
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SIC attended, hall--ianced toa late hour.
became overheated-wcn home thiuly clad. IN
q cold damp night air, AND caught cold. Next
day --headache--lnss Of appetitc-slisht fever
dry skin-ra ms and aches-cniily sensa-
tions-indispnsition 10 get mp. Remsiy--one
bottle ExGLisH FEMALE DirrERs. prepared
speei ally for such conditions, II neyer fails
whether In recent or chrousc cases
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Il wish / was a STAR" smiling al
his own poeiical fancy. Il would rather
you were comet" she sale, dreamily
"Aud why?" he asked tenderly
"Oh." she said, with brooding
earnestnsss that fell upon his soul
like bare foot upon a cold oilcloth,
because then you would come round
only once every 1900 years"
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To he beautiful, buorant and healthy. the
whole female constitution must maintain reg.
ular action during certain period of life
o,herwisc. no female can possibly remain
hea lthy, and she who does not know this &C.
knowle,lged fact, Is quite ignorant Bui
should you by some exposure, become irrcgu'
lar ami suffer with many troubles. what do you
propose IL dor Aswe have experience in that
line, let MS say that ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs
is the most wonderful female REGULATOR in use
II don't fail.
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Commune. GA.. Nov. 26. IS77,

COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. 26, 1877.
DIR. G. j. MoFFETT-Dear Sir
Since learning its value, / always
keep yeur Teethina (Teelhing Pow
ders) in my house, and consider 1t an
indispensable medicine for small
children. / have known 1t TO remove
worms when all other remedies had
failed. NJ. NJ. MOORE,
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STATE NEWS.

Boyd county, now has four News
papers.
Juo. D. Whites official ns;ority is
s,0l6.
In Mctcalfe county Dave Piper
carved JBo. Muss with knife.
A glasgow calf hal hydrcphobia
from the bite Of a mad dog.
The Hancock pole at Enineuce
" III not be cut down.
Burton Holland Of Pulaski, went
TO the woods and hung himself with a
rope until he was very deal.
Jerry Williams, in a cutting scrapc
at Louisville killed his brother Char
les. lie was arrested and is in Jail
The Elizabethtown News, nomi-
mates yhes. II. HAYS, OF ,nisvillc,
fer Lieut.. G0v in 'SS
Two freight trains collilrd at Nor
tonville, Friday, but no lives were lost
in the smash up.
Olive Youts Of Grecnvilie has
brought suit against Louis Long,
charges that Youts broke into his
baker chop,
Judge Robt. J. Breckenridge, Of
Louisville. Ky, has been appointed
Supreme Treasurer of the Knights Of
Honor to fill vacancy caused by
death.
Miss Sarah j. -Umble desires to
know the company and regiment in
which her father. John Umble, served
during the war. AT the time he en-
listed no was resident Of New AL
baay. Indisna. Miss Umblc, the
daughter. WHO'S a resident OF Padncah
is sick and in destitute circumstances,
and any one who can give the infor-
nation desired will confer a most
charitable favor. Newspapers under
whose notice this may cone. will
please copy. The address of Miss
Umblo is box 4I2, Paducah, Ky.
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PEN SIONS,i

New laws. Thousand cut nIeh. Evrry sol.
der even slightly disahied BY wounds, dis
saee, o. Aerldepi, entitled N pensians, dating
back to-day ofdischarEe. yicn tho loss o. \
nnger or toe entitled 10 lsnsicn. Also al
WIDOWS and dependent perents, and miners
eu,illet Time limited. Apply al once. Macy
pensioners now entitled 10 Increase. bounty
yet due 10 thousands. Land cases settled, rat
ents procured for inventors. PEGS Fixed BY
and Instructions 10 r. II. GELSTON. Il % /,
Tension and Patent Attorneys. Lock boa fss.
WaahIOfton. ID. e..
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Fanny don't you think that Mr..
Bold il handsome MANI" "Uhl no
II can't endure his looks. He is
homeiy enough" "Well he's for
tunate. at all events, for an old aunt
has just died and left him fifty thous-
and dollars, Indeed! is it truel
well, now, since ! come to recollect,
there is certain noble sir about him,
and. he has a fine eye--that can't be
denied"
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Juyeutors and Pntcntecs

should send for instructions, terms,
references, Sc, to Edison Brothers,
solicitors of Patents, Washington, d.
c.. who furnish the same without
charge. Edison Brothers Is we'll
known and successful firm of large
experience. having been established
In 1863,
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Clerk City Council.
CoLuMpus. ga, Feb. 6, 1878.

OOLbABUs. VA, reD. D, 1913.
DIR. 9. j. MoFFETT- Dear Doctor.
We can commend your Teethinu
CTeething Powders) as the most sat
isfactory prescription we. ever used
for the loose bowels or erupiions OF
our children. They have saved us
many dollars IN doctors bills.
Yours truly, BIT. HATCHER,
(of firm Of McGehee Il Hatcher
Warehouse and Commission Mer-
chants). RF
FIR sale by Gish & Garner.
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FSsLfsH rEnxts B,rrrRs il not hcverags
hut is powerful and anmistakable female
senic, impartiug iron TO impoverished bion,l
gives a Keen appetite aids digestion and
proper assimilation q. ioesi. strengthen the
feeble, invigorates tho chronic, and Is pronpI
and reliable In effects.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-07

Baltimore. MIDI have nsed Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup personally and in
my family for tive or three years. and
am prepared 10 say that there is moth.
ing to compare to it as remedy for
Coughs. Colds, etc. James Corric,
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DR.. Fricrson, Columbia, Tenn,
says: days Ague Toaic gives more
perfect satisfaction to my customers
Than any remedy ever handled.
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lpCMSlflkTg Thonsnndscf soldiers anl
IrnN1luNc-thoir heirs On sitisd ~ isss
laws Of Congress. send two ssamps for lave,
and enpy q Iitifen yoidipr.te. ". w. fitzEers
snm, Us. Claim Any, Box ~, washinstvs,
Nov. :. 'so-tfl r.nllla.l ..llL
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PATENTS,

F.A. Lehman. Solicitor q American and
Foreign Patents. washingtoa> r, Z. All nus
lness connected with patents, whether before
the Patent 0nice or the Courts. promptly at
tended to. No charge made unless patent 10
secured. Send for cirrnlar. n.
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BOOKS

ANY hooks, magazine or newspaper. scnt
cost paid at the publishers lowest price. with
= valuable premium. We give fine II 4 ~
view ofthe Capitol building, the most magnin
OF the White House. Treasury Ruliiing,
Smithsonian fnstfsxse. Patrnt Ofiice, IN. Wee
nun. and other points Of interest In aud abnut
tire National Capital, Orirrs taken for the
large Capitol enEta-tng or for sets OF the
views, and cabinet photographs Of leAAsnE
statesmen. at cost prices. n yan want any
books or to subscribe for any periodical, or TO
renew an oil subscription. send stamp for q
copy Of the LITERARY BULLETIN contain
Catalogue. psf~te. &c. NATIONAL NEW Z
ErnEAU: Lock Box y. or - + Street. wash
ington. d. L.
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PATENTS.

Y. A. Lehman, Solicitor OF American and
fcrcign Patents, Washington, u. c. All hus-
mess connected with fateats- whether before
the ratens Q Sec or the Ceusts. promptly at
tended ~, No charge made unless patent
81 secured. send for circular.
Noy.3, soft
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n esNTa WANTED &c " Hss sei 49,,
~ UkU q s'iihr fft.ra Daeks ani itltlr H..
u KISSED p>'st kansnAfehi,As c.. 81 Lssl,. No.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-25
THE U. o. q. G.
Prompt Payment of Death Ben
efit---Meefing of Supreme
COmmgndery.~

Mr.. Wm. Wood, supreme treasurer
of the United Order OF the Golden
Cross, drew his check yesterday for
the payment of $1,000 death benefit to
the heirs or assigns Of Lady M. A. G.
billiard, who was member in good
standing In the order. and whose deaf b
occurred at Kenton, Tenn, ON the 9Th
Of February last less than two months.
This is certainly prompt payment, and
serves as an excellent recommendation
for this popular benevolent organizes
ton.
The order originated in Knoxville
In 1876. 1t is founded on sound and
straightforward business principles,
and has many features to commend 1t
to the public. Ladies are admitted to
membership, as we'll as gentlemen. 1t
is growing In number very rapidly all
over the United States, and incgeasing
In popularity.
The supreme cummandery meets In
Washington, D. c., on Tuesday, May
18th. The following are the supreme
officers resident In Knoxville DIR. j.
n. Morgan, supreme commander; w.
R. Cooper, keeper OF records; VIM.
Wood, treasurer; Mrs. A. M. Emory
S. 8. c.; committee on laws, r. w.
Adkins, D. II. Weaver, M. P. Morgan;
committee on appeals, r.. A. Brown,
8. l.. Clark, A. A. Wood.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-25
Comm at Athens.

The twelfth commencement of East
Tennessee Wesleyan University, at
Athens. will occur Wednesday, June
"a. The annual examinations will
commence Thursday, May 18th, and
close Tuesday, June 1st. On Sunday,
May 30.h, the baccalaureate sermon
will be preached, by the R.v. Thomas
Fl. Pearne, d. D., of Dayton, Ohio.
His theme will be "The Ideal, the
Type aud Inspiration of the Real"
The address before the literary socie-
ties will be delivered Monday evening,
May 3lst. The societies have secured
Hon. Henry r. Gibson. of Knoxville,
who will deliver an address upon 1.-THE
Coming Man." On Tuesday evening,
June LIST, there will he given an enter
tainment by the University music
class.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-25
Mrs. winsIow's Soothing syrup.

Kew. SfLVANUs COBB thus VIZ ties In the Boston
chr stan Freeman We would by no means recon-
mend any hndot medicine which we did not know
to be good articularly for infants. But Of Mrs
Winslows Soothing Syrup we can speak from
knowledge; In our own family 1t has proved a
blessing indeed, bysglying an infant troubled with
collie pains, quiet sleep, and Its parents unbroken
rest at night. Most parents can appreciate these
blessings. Here is an article which works to per-
lection, and which is harmless for the sleep which
1t affords the infant Is perfectly natural and the
little cherub awakes as bright as a button" And
during the process Of eething, its value is meal
culabte. We have frequently heard mothers say
they would not be without 1t from the birth OF the
child till 1t had finished with the teethIng Siege on
any consideration whatever. Sold by all druggists.
25 cents bottle