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LINCOLS COUNT.


Mis-. Mary Gormley began school at
Rose Cottage last Monday, with sixteen
pupils.
As this is the season for picnics, we
think picnic down at the Brown Spring
would be just the thing.
We understand "Dashing Henry is
coming to town to live. IIenoeiorth he
will smile behind the counter at Buchanan
a Newland's grocery store.
viii Carson and james Hulehison are
smiling over the advent Of two handsome
baby girls, who have been duly christened
Ethel Carson and Zigler Hutchison.
Mr.. Strobe. Of Virginia, who bought
Mr.. Singletons property. intends opening
out a stock Of dry-goods and groceries in
the store.room attached to his dwelling
We are sorry to state that our hand
some friend, Mr.. J. W. Brooks, Of Cincin-
natl, is quite sick at his old home, this
place We hope to see him out in a few
days.
Our yisitors in the village this week
are: Mr. A. A. Mckinney and little Archie,
Of your town. Miss Gene Shelby, Of Shelby
City; Tom Iasley, Of Cincinnati; and Oscar
Sweeney, OF Lancaster.
give regretted exceedingly that We had
to send our report last week a few hours
before the marriage at the church, so We
were unable to give a description Of the
same, and as there was a brief account in
THE INTERIOR JOURNAL last week, we
presume It would he out Of place to speak
Of it again this, hence We will give list Of
the bridal presents, as you failed to get it
last week. They were as follows Hand
some china set, lSi pieces, |, 5. Tevis;
berry bowl, cut glass and silver, VIII
Hulohings; silver butter dish, father Of
groom; pickle caster, Miss Kate owsley,
Of Illinois silver sugar bowl, Mrs. NJ. u.
MoAlister, Of Georgelown; one dozen silver
spoons, Miss Annie MoAlister; pickle caster,
Robert G.. Dunn, OF Richmond; elegant
silver water service, Miss Susie and An.
drew Whitley; silver basket, Mrs. Win
Evans, Danyille; silver iewelry case, Mr..
L. T. Hutehings; silver butter dish, Mrs.
Allie Farrisi calendar clock, W. h. Lee;
satin dress, Henry Evans, Of New York,
brother Of bride; pair OF vases, George
Evans, Jr; toilet set Mrs. NJ. j. Farris;
superb oil painting, Miss Matte Evans;
set Of solid silver knives and forks, tea and
dessert spoons, Mn. Hutchings, mother Of
the groom; beautiful blue satin pin cushion,
with chenille trimmings, Miss Mary Bro
naughi silver basket. Misses Annie and
Mary Owsleyi solid silver ladle, Mr.. Jake
Rice, Of Boyle county.
Mr., james Leayel and his lovely bride
the beautiful and accomplished daughter
Of James Fish, arrived here on saturday
afternoon train, from a tour to Lexington,
Cincinnati aud other points. saturday
evening they ~ere Handsomely entertained
at the home Of the brides parents, neal
this place. An abundance Of good thing
TO tempt the appetite and please the tast'
was spread before large number 0
relatives and invited lriends. Everything
usually provided for such occasions vas L
be found in plentiful supply. The bill 0
fare and arrangement VI the tables va
under the sapsryision Of Mrs. Fish AM
Me. DI. Carpenter, sho, We assuTe yOu
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RELIGIOUS.


The State Baptist Association will be
held at Shelbyville, beginning next We'd
nesday.
Ed. W l.. Williams Is conducting an
interesting meeting At Mckinney, in which
eight persons had confessed to Tuesday
last.
Friday, August 9TH, ha. been dssignat-
ed a. day Of prayer by Meihodisis
throughout the "or'u LOT 'hs D'e's'hg OF
"od upon 'he'' h'uns''''' 'oh'e'e"'e'
The first shipment Of Texas cattle was
made from Hannewell, Kansas, on Mon
day night. The drive this year will exceed
last II l. estimated that over 10000
will be sent ont.
The Maine Methodist in Conference
assembled resolved tina, il is a sin in the
sight Of God to use tobacco. We wish
sometimes that il could be made a penal
ofense, especially when some great big
fellow with plug in his mouth begins to
erpectorate on our clean Office aoor.
Rev. p. "A. Nell, of Georgia. was for
the ninth time elected President Of the
Southern Baptist Convention, nov in
session at Columbus, Miss. Rev. Lansing
Burrows, Of Lexington, Is one Of the Score
tarie.. The next place Of meeting will he
GreenyiIle, s.
The southern wing of the Presbyterian
Church will hold it, General Assembly at
Siaunton. Va, on the lglh Of MAY. Ina.
an immense amount Of busine-. on hand
chiefly In the way Of settling matters con.
nected with the proposed new Book Of
Discipline.
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LOCaL NOTICES.

Fismva rAcKLr ~ McRoberis a staee 3
srrrnion Coal oil at McRobers a
smgRs.
FiSrr Cigars and Tobacco Tor ,alc by
McRohefis a stagg
MADAME DENoRrsrs Patterns Cor sale
al McRohcrli and Stage.
sAlr. Lime and Cement constantly on
hand al Owsley a Higgins.
Fon that Cough use White Pine Syrup,
prepared by McRobcris a Siagg.
Fon medicinal purposes buy bottle II
lO.vesr.old whisky from McRoberts a
SuFe
Nrw line Of Water Cooler. and Ice
Cream Freersrs iust received al pwsley a
Higgins
soma WArrn disponsed from the New
Fountain " McRoherts a Siagg j. the
inest ever made.
rHr Ready.mited Painls .old By Nc.
Robert. a Slagg are the hest sold-aTe
guaranteed in every particular.
TrRHrST a NAvARsDALL have a nice
line Of Men's and Boys' Ready-Made
Clothing. and win al them lower than
nyhody
Jataarh. Dphthehs, Canker mouth and
Head Ache in shiloh's Catsarh Remedy
A uaral Injector free with each bottle.
lse it 10 You desire health and sweet
breath. Pfloe 90 cents Sold by thenault
s Penny
Kr,n what J. G.. smallwood, Of Pine
Hill, sag Of Whites Cram White Vefmi.
iuge III j. the hest worm medicine that
tss ever been used. ] have been using il
ior iso years aud have never known it 10
Ilii .n one single instance. / recommend
70 90 al Who need anything 81 the Kind p
sold by } W. Cod. Pine Hill, ani by
merchant. generally
DYeFrrsfA ANp LfvrA CourLNSr RI
Il is not worth the small price Of % cents
90 free yourself of every symptom Of these
distressing complaint, II YOU think ~ call
call NJ our store and get a bottle 81 Shilohr
Nitilifsf. every bottle has a printed guar
aniee on it, use accordingly and II Il does
you no good it will cost you nothing Sold
BY Chehault a Penny.
on. WnAr A Couan viii YOU heed
the waning The signal perhaps Of the
sur approach Of that more terrible dis
ease Consumption Ak yourselves II you
can adorl for the AXE Of saving 80 cents
20 ron the nsk and 10 nothing for II. We
kuoW lrlm eEpvfienre that Sdlohs Cure
viii Cure your Cough II never iails.
This explains why more than Million
Bottles were sold the past year. u ~
lieyt. Group and Whooping Cough Al
once Mother. do not be- without d. Tor
Lame Back. Side, or Chest. u.e shilohh
forou. Plaster Sold by Chenault a Penny,
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PRAISE rms LORD 90

LONDON, MAY llih, lsSl.
Eiasf Isisfior Journal
The first week of the meeting closed with
this afternoons service. Fouy-one COMES
sions to date eighteen yesterday. The ice
seems all broken up-preachers and people
in sympathy. We trust Cor a double harvest
next week. Ever in Jesus,
Gpo a nARNp.
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Roll of Honor,

Our Subscribers since last week are As follows.
DR.. X. @. Rcdd, Fort KeOugh Montana by 7. I.
Bruce; John NJ. Martin, Ash GroVs, No, BY J. +
Peak +. W. Miller. J. W, Lang, Richmond;
Harvey Sloan, Somerset }. NJ. Martin. Halls Gap;
jacob Guest. Crab Orchard; Reuben Williams,
Rev. Walker Iaekey, W. T. Stone, John NJ. Reid
Vim. Beck, Stanford John Buchanan, Crab Or
chard; James Campbell, by Floyd Burks, Burgin;
T. B.Ayrss, Richmond Junction. NJ. n. DePauw,
Shelby city J. 7. Rogers, Miliedgsvills; J l..
Slavins. Crab Orchard.
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Born May stu, 1855 died April 10th, 1881. With
In the compass Of those two dates lies the story Of
a human lie. sallis n. Porter hasdsparisd In the
purity aud beauty Of her lies May morning
womanhood iust entered, lies duties but just be-
sun, daily becoming more and more the comfort,
the hope aud the joy Of many TslstVss aad friends
Never did bshold family In deeper sorrou than
these dear ones exhibited whsn called 10 mourn
the departure Of the young daughter and sister,
whom they had naturally hoped 10 have nsar them
yet for many years. But the lie Ia nos over The
friends mourn the clay tenement which held her
soul ~ sarih Aas learned the doom Of "dust 10
dust, ashes TO ashes" II had been a long battle
vita pain aud WEAKNESS, but she has attained
sweet, peaceful rest Al last. Let the friends ho
viii long mourn rensselaer, thai our Father Ia
IRON highest heaven pronounced blssaing upon
those no die trusting Him-"Blesasd are The dad
that die In the Lord" for years she had been
iOli0wer u the meek and lowly Jesus, had knosn
the fullnsss Of ChTistiau iaith had realized ths
glory VI Christians hops, Aud now The earthly
remains " "sistsf ssllis' lie sutonbsd vithin
sight Of The irvat door " The old familiar home,
God grant that shsn the dsai ones she len bshind
may turn 10 behold toe SPOT vhsre she liss IN
peaceiul s'esp, they un.y have grace 10 Eo~ them
selves anss 10 Jesus. ssd - grou 10 srans aud IA
The kn0~ledss VI GOD, that thsif aith insy "
siroas here, and thsir bolas b glorious siih eur
gIseisai elder trslhsi" hsIsaissT. Il.
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Our Drug Department complete,
Medicines Chemicals Oils, yarnishes.
Hair, Nail
Articles. Prices school
Pens. Ink Envelopes Window Glass Putty. Carbon
Headlight Oils Lamps Chmneys &C.
Watches Clocks and Jewey repaired short notice
night.
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Ma. RANsoN CARSON has taken the
sgsnoy for the sale Of the Revised New
Testament ia this aud Garrard counties
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IHtRr have been several auiyals at the
Pink Cottage Faith Cure this week, among
them an old colored woman from Madison,
who has been paralyEed for iouf YEAR, aud
eko Is Ia 3 most helpless condition.
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MANrrD.-iO0,OO0 pounds Of wool for
~hich We will pay the highest m arket
price Hale a Nunnelley. .fV.'
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PLEAsURE CARRIAGEs.-I viii receive
in a lev days car load Of pleasure
carnage, and II will he to the advantage
Of those intending to buy 10 wait and exam
inc ny stock q. D. Wearen.
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THE thermometer Vas up ia the eighties
Yesterday, aud the fool who asks, is this
hot enough Tor YOU ' vas around numer.
ously.
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TAN surrEyIsoRs Mess John Buchan.
an and r NJ Carterspenl several DAYS this
~eek examining the ASSESSOR books.
They say they found fewer mistake than
any year since Nc Pennington has held
The Office
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A nice lot Of sample Refrigerator.
Coolers ani Cream Free1ers at Geo. d.
Wearens.
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An kinds Of plants. Tomatoss, cabbage
Potatoes, sc, FOR .ale at Maiiingly A Sons
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Hou,r and Garden, near town, Tor rent
balance of year. y. g.. Afford
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are by no means novices in the art, and
the guests eyinced their appreciation by
hearty participation in the bountiful feast.
Mr.. Leayel is well.to-do farmer Of Gar
rard county, and is gentleman Of unex-
ceptionably good habits, and in possessing
a goodly &share Of this worlds goods and
such a sweet and amiable young wife as
Miss Ida, we think he is indeed to be con-
graduated. We understand they are going
Immediately to housekeeping, Mr.. Lesyel
having had his house furnished prior
to his marriage. Our best wishes are for
the happy twain, and we solemnly invoke
the most propitious blessings to descend
upon their heads through the ever chan e.
ing vicissitudes of life. In conclusion, we
would say to our young men that delays
are dangerous" for
while you were angling on DiK river
You Loaf your chance 10 fortunes dish;
Dor Cupid, with bis bow and CULVER,
Let lucky Leavsl catch the fish.
Clay GOoeh.
Died, near Mckinney, Lincoln county. on the
29th Of April, 1881, Clay GOOch, sssi sixteen.
Resolved, That 10 the death Of Clay his teacher
has been deprived Of an obsdient. Industrious aud
belOssd pupil; his schoolnatss kind aud sgrsea-
bic associate; that his example vas vorihy VI Inn
itaiiou; that he will he missed aud % Kindly re-
membered.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
NEW MILLINERY STORE.

HAVE JUST OPENED A FULL LINE OF
the latest aud hands0mest styles Ia
SPRING q SUMMER MILLINERY,
NEXT door 10 Dr.. Lee =. Hufman's ONCE, aud in p
ylte the Ladies 10 call aud examine. | will als0
continue the Dress-Making business.
f7s-3m Miss BELLE HUGHEs
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REVISED NEW TESTAMENT.
HISTORY OF REVISION !

am Agent lor Hubbard Brothsrs, Publisher.
and viii call ON the people Of Lincoln aud Gauard
10 subscribe i0r the New Testament, a. recently
revised In England, aud hope 10 be literally pa
ronized. Prices from u 30 20 $3.50, according 10
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GsAlrYlSa.-For the drs. time in the
memory Of the oldest inhsbitant, Lincoln
county hasn', single prisoner in jail.
The only inmate Of that establishment ia
the man Mullins sent from Rockcaslle Cor
ale keeping
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MRS. VI. u. DANIEsS,
rHE LATEST NOVELTIES,

laFitss be ladies ~ call snd o0k Al Ler GOODS te-
Hsuug that iIoll hsT i9us sxpefieucs ~ vs. tail-
as IS VII u ala % dFs a.tis4ciiel,
sT1-if
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1RuSEs The largest and hsndsomest
'tock q Trunks ever offered IN Stanford
~ Bruce a Cos Come and .ee them
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LADlrs' Dress floods are prelti,r thar
ever this season, and Joe Hayden has the
prettiesl stock Of ans BODY Those Roman
Stripes and Plaids are lovely aud very
popular lie has alrsady received two
large shipments.
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raf newest things out are those hand
some Muslin sashes al Joe Hayden. They
are two and half yards long and beauti.
fully embroidered Better get you one Al
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lnE imes are not such a. we're aniici.
pated. The boom has not flled every ones
pockets With money, and ion this reason
j. Winter A CO., corner Of Third and
Market streets Louisville, ny, succeeded
ia manufacturing and placing on their
counter a cheaper, better and larger stock
Of Mems and Boys Clothing thsn ever
beiOTs and Ihey viii divide their profits
with you. They are the iairea. Of The ialr,
The squares. Of the square.
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A New Egorse Disease.

A St. Louis special says:-A new
and mysterious diseace has attacked the
horses in this city, called "pink eye"
The disease is spreading, and the pro-
gross much resembles epizootic. About
one-third of the horses are suffering
from the disease, which first appears in
their eyes. Thsse become watery, the
eyelids innamcd and run offensive
matter, the neck swells and limbs in
crease in size, so that the horse has to
be retired from service. "Pink eye'
first made its appearance about four
weeks ago. Ten cases have proved ia
tai, and in about ten days the disease
runs its course. Livery men are very
rcticent on the subject.
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The Ohio State journal goes into
Presidential statistics:
"Of the t%weEty-onc Presidents Of the
United States seven were born in Vir-
ginia, three in North Carolina, three in
Ohio, two in Massachusetts,, two in
New York, one in New hampshire, one
in Pennsylvania, one in Kentucky and
one in Vermont. When elected five
were residents Of Virginia, three of
New York, three of Ohio, three Of Ten
nesscc, two of Massachusetts,, two ofll-
%linois, Il Of Pennsylvania, one Of New
Hampshire, one Of Louisiana. Eleven
were born In Southern States and ten
In the Northern. When elected nine
were residents of Southern States and
twelve of Northern. No resident OLA
State west of the Mississippi has ever
filled the Presidential office, though that
section contaiued three times the popu-
latlon of the entire Union at the timo
Of the adoption Of the Constitution"
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COup's Palace

There arrived IN tHNs<
day morning the first ola 90
ace advertising ears, costing
600 each, belonging 10 the adyerf1N
department Of ". G. Coup New Un-
ted Monster Show and Great New York
and Paris Hippodrome, which wiri ~
hibit IN Cleveland Friday, October %.
This beautiful car, which IS elaborate
~ cmbelishcd in the highest style Of
art, Is Ia charge Of Nj. George Mid
dlcton, II ofihe proprictors and man
ayers OF the show, and also OF W. G..
! Crum. general manager OF the adycrti-
sing department. The car IS fitted up
for the accommodation Of twenty-five
people, embracing agents. managers,
photographers, bill posters, illuminated
paper hangers, country fence and wall
cmbelishcrs. &C., &c, each of whom is
provided with Il berth in the car that
would put u blush the most elaborate
ly cXtravagant of Pullman's best.
The Office devoted for the exclusive
use Of Mcssrs. Middleton and Crum
would do credit to q Secretary Of State
having all the appointments OLA first
class bJudOir en- toilet, which is assidu-
lousy cared for by a liyericd maitre dg
chQmbre. The car is provided with a
splendid steam boiler of 3 horse power,
Tor making from five to eight barrels Of
paste per day, tor FASTING nearly four
thousand sheets of the finest show bills
ever seen in the United States, the total
expense of which is said to be more
han the entire gross receipts Of some
Of the so-called largest shows in the
country. While all these advance peo-
pie travel and sleep in this moving
palace Oh wheels, MI take their meals at
iirst-claSs hotels.
AS m illustration Of the manner H.
which the labor devoted to each de-
partment Is accomplished, early Mon
day morning six men, each supplied
with Il two-horse team and driver from
Leafs Palace Stables, stait ted in all di-
rections to bill, Autograph and pro-
grammc the country contiguous to
Cleveland, and it is safe TO say that by
6 o'clock Monday night, every man,
woman and child for Il distance of thir-
ty miles from Cleveland, knew that w.
c. Coup's Great Show and Paris Hip
podrome would visit Cleveland, Octo-
Der 2S. Next week the Palace Adyer-
Using Car No. ,, equally us fine, will
be here, which is also supplied with a
full corps of advertising agents.
Mr.. Coup owns all of his W cars,
there being three trains required to
transport the shOw. He is said to be
one Of the richest showmen III the coum-
try.
The two massive oil portraits of Mr..
Coup, which decorate each side Of the
car, are said to have cost $500 each, and
may be taken as 4 fair average Of the
cost of the decoration of this splendid
vehicle for advertising M of the larg-
est shows that ever appeared in the
South.
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Sugar Coated.

We are informed that the proprietors
Of Hart's Blood and Liver Pills, have
made a new departure and hereafter
Hart's Pills will be sugar coated. The
only objection these pills have met
with is their being plain and unpleas-
anu to take. This objection is nov
done away with, and we look for Hart's
Blood and Liver Pills to be even more
popular than eyer.
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Set Back az Years.

81 was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &C.; my
blood became thin l was dull and in
active; could hardly crawl about; was
an old worn out man all over; could
get nothing to help me, until | got Hop
Bitters, and now am a boy again. My
blood and kidneys are all right, and l
am as active as Il man 30, although am
y, and have no doubt it will do as
well for others Of my age. 1t is worth
IA trial. -(Father.)-Smd Mercury,
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IElgln, Nn.N Daily Leader.l

The subjoincd opinion, we perceive,
is by j, a. Daniels, Esq, Of Messrs.
Stogdill g Daniels, attorneys, La
Crosse, Wis, and appears in the La
Crosse Chronicle: Some time since, l
was attacked with pain in and below
one of my knee joints, A few applica-
tions of st. Jacobs Oil quoted the pain
and relieved the inflammation. | regard
it as a valuabls medicine.
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Purify

The blood Is the most important part Of
the system, and it is ofthe highest i'm
p%ortancc that it be kept pure. With
impure blood no one need expect to en-
joy good health. Harris Blood and
Liver Pills are well adapted to cleanse
the blood, and should he used freely.
We can recommend them.
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Anew BOARDING W
AttaCllulo zlt Suit.

c. 7. CAMPBELL, vs.. NJ. II. LAWLEss.
In this cause affidavit having been
made before i. L. Hardwick, Esq, that
the defendant is justly indebted to the
plaintiff, and that said defendant NJ. IL.
Lawless is a nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upon him, and
attachment having been issued on the
30th day of September, 1881, which has
been levied on certain personal proper
ty Of the defendant, and has been re-
turned before me on the 3Oth day Of
September, 1881, for further proceed
Tugs. 1t Is therefore ordered by me that
publication be made in the Cleveland
HERALD, a newspaper published in the
town of Cleveland, Bradley County q,
Tennessee, requiring said defendant,
NH. LawIGss, to appear before me, at
my office, in the Sd civil district Of
Bradley County, Tennessee, on
Saturday, November sta, 1859,
and make defence to said attachmcnt
suit, or the same will be proceeded with
cX-parto NJ 70 him.
A. WArTENBRGEB, j. =. for b. C..
This Sept. 30th, 1881. pr. fee 5000, Iw,
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MARYLAND
and Ear Infymayy!
81 saratoga St., Baltimore, Md.

81 Saratoga St., Baltimore, Nd.
The Board of Directors take this opportu-
nifty ofinfOfming the public oftho superior
advantages of this Institution TO patients
suffering from Eye and Ear affections. The
Institution has been in operation for tho
past twelve years, and is most centrally To-
Gated, two doors below St. Paul's church.
lndigcntpatients will find admission, free OF
charge. BY order Of the Board of Direc
tors. q. w. DOBBIN, President.
DIRECTORS.-B, +. Newcomer, Saml
NJ. Shoemaker, Prof. II, +. Shepherd, Sup
Pub. Schools, John II. B. Latrobe, d. j.
Foley, c.. Morton Stewart, Christian Ak, 3
F. Ulman, and Others. For special inior-
nation apply to DIR, GEO. REULING,
No. 10 W. Monument ST., (Mt. Vernon
Place. Surgeon in charge.
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Our chilled plow is the best.
SuRGuINE d Co.

Women are everywhere using and
recommending Parker's Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned from expo
riencc that 1t speedily oyercomcs dcs-
p%ondcncy, indigestion, pain or weak.
ness in the back and Kidneys, and 9TH
or troubles peculiar to the scx.-Home
Journal. See adv.
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Gun Smith.

j. c. j. Selyldgc 1 miles west of
Cleveland makes and repairs Guns Of
all kinds. Parties in or neal Cleveland
may lcaye their guns at the Circuit
Court Clerks office at Cleveland, and
they will be promptly attended to.
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New Goods at Surguine e Co.'S.

The Atlanta Cotton Exposition does
not seem to be such Il big thing as it has
been called. The crowd in attendance
is anything but large; In fact the eX-
position is something like u hum
bug, gotten up to bring a big pile of
money to Atlanta,