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Mrs. Reeves Book on Cookery.
All vegetables have an effect on the
chemistry Of the body, 50 that we can
not speak too highly Of their importance
at table. We will mention a few Of
these matters first, and dispose of this
aspect Of the subject, so as not to seem
to mix pharmacopeia with the kitchen.
Asparagus is a strong diuretic, and
forms part of the cure for rheumatic pa
tients at such health resorts as Aix-les-
Bains. Sorrell is cooling, and forms the
staple of that soupe aux herbs which a
French lady will order for herself after
a long and firing journey. Carrots rs
containing u quantity Of sugar, are
avoided by SOME people, while Others
complain Of them as indigestible. With
regard to the latter accusation, it may
be remarked in passing that it is the
yellow core of the carrot that is diff
cult Of digcstion-the outer, 4 rec
layer, is tender enough. In Savoy, the
| peasants have recourse to an infusion
Of carrots rs n specific for iaundice.
The large sweet onion is very rich il
those alkaline elements which counter
act the poison Of rheumatic govt. |
slowly stewed in weak broth, and eater
with a little Nepaul pepper, it win be
found to be an admirable article Of die
for patients of studious and sedentar,
habits. The stalks of caulihower hav,
the same sort of value, only too Otter
the stalks of a caulihower are so iIlboile,
and u~npalatable that few persons woul,
thank you for proposing to them to max
a part of their meal consist Of so unin
wiling an article. Turnips, in the sam.
way, are often thought to be indigestible
and better suited for cows and sheel
than for delicate people; but here tn,
fault lies with the cook quite as much a
with the root. The cook boils the tur
nip badly, and then pours butter over 1t
and the eater of such a dish is sure t,
be the worse for it.. Try a better way
Half boil your turnip, and cut it il
slices like half-crowns. Butter n pie
dish, put in the slices, moisten with
little milk and weak broth, dust one
with broad-crumbs and pepper and salt
and bake in the oven till it gains
bright golden brown. This dish whicl
is the Piedmontese fashion of eating tur
nips, is quite unsuited to COWS, ant
ought to be popular. What shall b
said about our lettuce? The plant ha
a slight narcotic action, Of which
French old woman, like a French doc
tor, well knows the value, and whel
properly cooked it is really very easy 0
digestion. But in our country, thougl
lettuces are duly grown in every garden
you often hear the remark, 81 can't eat
salad" and as few cooks know how t
use the vegetable which has been re
fused in its raw state, the l%ettuces ar
all wasted, and so is the ground in whicI
they were grown.
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THg STATE OF NISsISSIPPI-

ITO WILLIAM MARSHALL, GEORGE F..
4 Phillips, and Byron H. Eyers, composing
the firm Of Phillips, Marshall & Co. and
Matthew S. Baldwin, Defendants You are
commanded to appear before the Chancerv
Court Of the First District, Of the County a.
Kinds, IN said State, at Rules, to be held BY
the Clerk, in the Courtroom Of said Court. IN
the city Of jackson, in said county and State.
on the FIRST MONDAY OF AUcUsT. 1882. to
defend the suit Of james Hill ct 81, il said
court wherein you are Defendants
Jackson, Mississippi June 10, 1852.
W. T. RATLIFF. Clerk.
By A. G. MOORE D. c.
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\ Legal.
PROCLAMATION.
500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, Il appsars BIZ information re-
w ceived By me, TIA on or Adore lte Z
dsv.of Nay. ISL. W. c. Harrington : \.
L. Harrington. n cold bloed murdered B. W.
PHILLIPS, IN Holmes county, and afterwards
Now, therefore, /. ROBERT LOWRY, Gov
ernor OF Mississippi do offer the above reward
Tor the arrest aud delivery Of the said W. C.
Harrington and A. L Harrington. or $1,000
for either enc Of then to the Sheriff Of Holmes
county. said reward to be paid on their con-
vietioR- And l do moreover require al ON
GERS Of this State 10 be diligent in their efforts
TO arrest said fugitive ~murderers.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
OF the State affixed, st Jackson, thi:
- I'd day Of June. A. D. ISS2
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HExRY c. MYERs, Secretary of State.
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EoR SALE.

THE BEAUTIFUL AND COMNODFOUs
L Property, at present occupied as the Blind
Asylum-eontaining three or four acres Of
land in the centre Of city Possession given
on the 1st October next For terms apply to
C. H. MANSHIP, PresI-
Or VIZ. B. TAYLOR. Sec'y-
Of the Board Of Trustees.
jackson, May 8, iS2-Sw-
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EDUCATIONAL
Augusta Female Seminary,
STANTON, Va.
MISS MARI J. BALDWIN, Principal.
orIss s1rr. orH-cI0srs Jun : 1855.

orExs SEPT. 6rH-CIosEs JUxE = 1855
UNSURPASSED IN IT'S LOCATION, AND
u in its buildings and grounds. IN ms gen.
eral appointments. and sanitary arrange
menfs; fulIrorps Of superior and experienced
teachers; its unrivaled Advantages IN Music,
Modern Languages, Execution, Fine Arts,
Physical Culture, and instruction in the The
DRY and Practice Of Cooking; the successful
Efforts made to secure health, comfort and
happiness; its standard Of solid scholarship.
For full particulars, apply to the Principal
for Catalogues
iunsl4. .62-2m-
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Monday. the 3d day Of july. 1Ss2.


within legal hours, in front of the City Hall,
in Jackson, Mississippi, proceed to sell al pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. all
Tho right, title, and interest Of said Ellen NJ.
Anderson, under that certain lease executed
by the University Of the South to Mrs. Louisa
said Louisa Rowland assigned to said Ellen
~ Anderson, on July 18Th, 1872 for the full
term OF thirty-three years from the date
thereof, at q rental Of twenty-five dollars per
year. Of the lands described as follows, to-wit:
All that certain lot and tract Of land situated
on the domain Of the said University, at
Sewanee, Franklin county, Tennessee, begin
ming at = post marked B. fronting on avenue,
running thence with said avenue south 45S.
east 30 feet, thence south As, west 46 feet to
\ branch, thence northwester9y with said
branch go feet to = post, thence north ~
east IA feet to the beginning
THOMAS E. HELM, Assignee.
jackson, Miss. May 20, 1SS2-5w.
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HExsT {. MrrHs. Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTION.

W. C. Harrington Is a white man; about 81
years Of age; about Eve feet ten inches high
weighs about l45 pounds; slender; speaks
rapidly; small blue eyes; aorid complexion ;
light hair; thin light red whiskers; a scar on
the back Of his head. made By a wound re.
eeived in a fight: eheEs tobacco incessantly
A. L Harrington is q white man; about =
years old; about Eve feet eleven inches high.
weighs about 80 pounds; slender; speak;
rapidly, and stammers; has dark eyes; Ugh
hair; thin visagei pale, sickly complexion.
iune 2S-.S2-3w.
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PROCLAMATION
$3.50 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, It appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that the following named
Penitentiary e~onviets made their escape at
the times mentioned and are stillat large, to-
wit:
W. A. Baldwin, escaped April q, 1882
Jack Weaver, escaped May IL, lSS2
Cane Ford, escaped May Is, 1852.
William Green, escaped May IS, 1882.
William johnson, escaped May Is. leS2.
Dick Mahary, escaped May Is, 1882.
JEFF. Reid, escaped June u, 1882.
Now, therefore, 1, ROBERT LOWRY, Gov.
ernor of Mississippi, do offer the above reward
for the arrest and confinement Of the said
fugitive eonvicts, OF 5000 each for one o.
more Of them; said reward is payable b,
Hamilton, Allen & Co, Lessees of the Peni
Tertiary. And | do moreover require all off
GERS Of this State to be diligent in their effort.
to arrest said fugitive convicts.
Given under my hand and the Great Sea
r, of the State affixed, at Jackson, tbi
Isl 18th day of June, A. D. lSS.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor
HESRY c. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
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A Virginia Teacher

WISHES permanent situation IS Principal
w Of : school. He also wishes to secure
situations for two friends Of his in families OF
schools. References exchanged Apply to
the editor Of this paper.
Nav 81 sS2-zm4
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MoxpAY. July 81. 1882

son, State of Mississippi, within legal hours,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described property, to-wit: The north
half of section twenty-five, all section twenty
six, north Lalf of the north half of section
twenty-seven, in south half of section twenty
east quarsser section sixteen, all in Township
Eighteen of Range Eight, West, and in north
half section nineteen, township eighteen,
range seven, west, one hundred and thirty.
one acres, constituting the Waco Plantation
Also the south half of the north half of sec.
ton ~twenty-seven, township eighteen, range
eight, west, and eighty additional acres in
south half Of said section, all in Washington
county, State of Mississippi.
j.. NJ. MCKEE, Commissioner.
june28, 'S2-5w.
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AttOrley-at-LaH, Jackson, Mississippi.
WILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPREME
w FEDERAL AID TIE CouRTs, COLEECT
CLANS, attend to purchase Of STATE on UxT-
TED STATEs LANDS, HOMESTEAD EErRrrs. Ere.
~ 0TFTCE II MuHss IRox FRoxT BrTLD-
Ise, MAR CLARION OFFICE
iaa-2767daW.
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The PEAcH TREE BoRER-A mix
ture Of milk of lime, clay, cow-dung and
an unce Of crude (black) carbolic acid
TO each bucketful, viii prevent the at
tacks Of the borer. White-wash the
trees to a height Of three feet with the
above mixture. Z
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Pamphlet prinsine

Qua facilities are complete for the prompt
W and accurate printing Of Catalogues. Min
eSshed On application. Address.
Pcwnn ! D4ngsp4xE. Jackson, Miss.
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ExcUksIos MAxAeEns win find It to heir
IA Interest to correspond with us before har-
ing their Posters, Hand Bills aid Tickets
printed. Address,
PouEz & BznKzDkxE Jaekseu. Niss-
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HOME OFFICE, YAz0O CITY, MISS.
OTFTcERs;
J.. C. PREWETT, President.
I. H. CAMPBELL Niee-President.
Z. @. HUDSON, Secretary and Treasurer
w. A. HENRY, General Manager.
Two departments, distinct and separate
one for white, the other for colored people.
Active and reliable agents. both white and
colored, are wanted throughout the United
States and Canada They must furnish salts
factory references. The most liberal commits
sions paid. Write for necessary papers tc
General Manager.
NJ member can marry in less than sil
months and have a benefit. Benefits range
from $50 to $3.50 in six months; membership
fees from $500 to $1,000. Twenty per cent O.
annual dues is set aside as a reserve fund to aid
assessments in paying benefit. Best and Cheap
est Marriage Association in existence.
June Z, 1SS2-4m.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Under AND By VIRTUE OF A DEED
u of Assignment. with power Of sale, exc
cuted by MEs. ELLEN NJ. AsDERsos, to the
undersigned, on the 31st day Of December, A
D. 1873, the undersigned, as such Assignee
will. on
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MEDICAL CENsogs

or THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
on the Second Monday IN March. Jnne sen
tember and December At the City Of Jackson
DR. ROBERT KILLS. Jaslson.
DR.. J. v. BENNETT, B~aookhaTsn.
arrlAs&-1y.
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WHISKIES

or THE OLD KENTUCKY STYLE ARE
~ steadily increasing in favor with those
people who seek absolute purity combined
with that fruity and mellow flavor to be found
only in the genuine product Of .sOid Kahn
tuck HARPER'S NELSON COUNTY WIS
KEY Is and has been for years before the
public and has as well merited a reputation
in its own State as it possesses abroad.
Sold only by Il. MULLER s SON.
feb,3 Sly. JACKSON, Mss.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE RENDERED
i by the Circuit Court of the United States,
for the Southern District of Mississippi, in
the cause lately pending therein, wherein
Thos. II. Allen, ct al, were complainants and
A. NJ. Kirk, ct al, Respondents, l will, on
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SAW MILL
n LAND FOB SALE

<@si~ 4s@4NV 9Va b<44ds
Me offer for sale our STEAM SAW MILL
w & FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND. on
the Natehez, Jackson and Columbus Railroad
This is the finest body Of pine land on said
road. All the Teams, Tools, Utensils OF every
kind. will be sold with the property. Capac-
ity, Ten thousand feet a day on an average.
All IN splendid running order. The lands
are about midway between RAYMOND and
Utica, and within one-quarter Of a mile Of
said railroad. Sold for the purpose Of liquidat-
ing partnership. For terms, ETC., address w.
CALVIN WELLS, Raymond.
WELLS & CANADA.
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]. d. ZEILlN & CO.,

the i nred ink on the side. TAKE No OTHER.
Beware Of those who know nothing Of Msdi-
cal Compounds, who put out the nostrums
known 20 sour. and being analysed prove
worthless aud ouly made to fleece The public,
and 10 pirate on the vel earned reputation OF
Zeilin x Co.'S medicine; these frauds have No
reputation 10 sustain aud viii cheat you for q
few pennies every way they cen. Look care
fully 70 the msdic.nb YOU are Induced TO take
for much suffering, permanent injury and
even death has resulted from improper treat
ment aud from taking uuskiifully prepared
medicine.
CAssyILLE, Ark July s, 1879.
Dear Sirs-I send You another package Of
The counterfeit; r. Is called a trial package,
Itsays it costs you nothing, bat it like to have
cost me my life. Yours, eic.,
JouS GRIFFIN.
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DR.. Geo. K. Harrington. DR.. JnO. F. Hunter
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DESCRIPTION

By the Governor:
HENRY G. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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a. A. FoLKEs.
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MARRIED.

In this place, at the residence of
Maj. W. d. Cannon, the brides
brother, Thursday morning, the 23d
inst, by the Rev. J. b. Dobson, OF
Greenoyille, Mr.. Z. i. McGHEE and
Miss ELLA CANNON.
The numerous friends of the &C.
complished bride can heartily Join
those of the gallant groom IN con-
CALCULATIONS over the contamination
Of SO happy an affair. ''' a. =
Knoxville Chronicle oath: x y
The happy couple came down on
the morning train, and are spend
ing n few days with relativesin The
city, guests of Alderman John Me-
Coy. They viii visit Cincinnati
and other cities, spending the hap
py days of the honeymoon. May
the sweetest flowers ever bloom an
their pathway, and all their troa-
bles be little ones. -
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next week? 1t viii pay you to do
so, in order to buy your goods at
the cheap place OF Myers & Bird.
They have recently received new
stock Of dry goods and groceries,
and, having bought at the very
bottom OF the market, they are pre-
pared 70 sell everything in their
line at prices astonishingly low. Be
sure to give them a call if you are
in town next week.
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TIE Iurristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, MAR. %, 1882.
REMOVAL.

We have removed THE GAZETTE Of
fee 10 the second stsry in the Van Huss
block, opposite the Post Office, where
our patrons win find Us ready TO serve
them. All persons indebted 10 us for
subscription, advertising and job work
are earnestly solicited TO come forward
and settle up. Our removal has cost US
considerable, and there are other c!ainns
on US which are urgent. Please give
this appeal your attention, delinquent
e.rbecrfhpr
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A $4,000 Biblical Reward.

The publishers of Rmledqe's
McHthly offer ten valuable rewards
in their Monthly for April, among
which is the following
We viii give $4,000 in gold to the
person telling us which is the midi
die verse in the New Testament
Scriptures by April 10th, 1881.
Should two or more correct answers
be received the reward will be di-
vided. The money viii be forward
ed to the winner April 18th, 1882.
Persons trying for the reward must
send 20 cents in silver (no postage
stamps taken) with their answer.
for which they will receive the May
Monthly, in which the name and
address of the winner of the reward
and the correct answer will be pub
lished. This may be worth S20O0
to you cut it out. Address-RuT-
LEDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Eas-.
ton, Penna.
...a.. .-. -t...- H+.r 4s.
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We have been put to no little trouble
in making arrangements for the press
/ work on the Ender. We entered into a
contract with q certain printer, and re-
turned home coDgratulating ourselves
that we had secured good work at a
reasonable price but we had hardly
dismissed the subject from our minds.
when here came a letter, politely re-
queSting US to Tescind the contract. We
rescinded. He made anotheE-proposi-
tiOn We promptly accepted. Before
we had time to reach him, we were no.
titled as lin that he could not do the
work at The price last agreed upon.
The above paragraph comes to us,
marked around with great big ink
lines, in the first issue of the Inde.r,
new college magazine issued by
the professors and students of Car
son College, Messy Creek. The
complaint Of the IRder is evidently
levelled at the proprietor of The
MoRRIsTowN GAZETTE, otherwise the
scholarly conductors of that maya
zine would not have introduced
their wall rs they do in so marked
q form TO us. The business of job
Notwithstanding more
nothing less. The proprietor of THE
GAZETTE had a contract for the pub
LEGATION of the College Echo, a BIZ
monthly journal of Carson College,
for one year, in the publication of
which we have given satisfaction, as
the parties interested say. We we're
requested to change the contract,
entered into, and publish a monthly
magazine in its stead. We made a
proposition to publish the maya
zine, and relinquish the Society
from its obligations for the contract
then existing, on the payment OF
$50 per month for the publication
of the new magazine. This propo-
sition was declined. The publish-
ing committee of the new magazine
came TO our Office in Morristown,
exhibited letter from a printer in
Knoxville, offering to do the work
for SIG per month. On the spur OF
the momont, to retain the work at
home, We agreed to do it for that
price At night when we had time
to consult, and think the matter
over, we were satisfied that we could
not pay our expenses at that price,
and by that same nights mail, we
notified the committee in charge
that we would withdraw our bid
and let the printer in Knoxville,
who offered TO do it for $500, have
the Job This we considered legiti-
mate business, as no writing had
been signed, and we appreciated the
idea of the committee to have the
work done eheaply. This is a truth
full story Of the whole matter-and
the work is done now, neither in
Morristown nor KnOxvillc-but at
Chattanooga. And it is very well
executed. We trust the printer has
a more living compensation than
was offered us. Certainly we have
no tears to shed over withdrawing
our bid in favor of the Knoxville
printer 1t was q dollars worth oil
magnanimity, at least, TO the econ
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Mr.. +. NJ. Turner, OF Knoxville,
dealer In all kinds o. heavy IN. II
work, galvanized iron cornire and
ornamental rork, is in our towl TO
supeFintcnd the construction Of the
e0rnice and iron work OF Mr.. ID. p.
RoEe's new brick storehousa. Mr..
Turner's work will be well done.
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The following are the Genera
Conference delegates, clerical and
lay, of the Holston Conference of
the VI. E. Church, South Clerical.
F. Richardson, j. S. Kennedy, W.
G. f. Cunningham, J. NJ. McTeer,
f. E. Wiley, E. w. Moore. Alter
Hates-E. E Hoss, w. W. Bays,
Lazy. B. Hoyl, W. w. Struggled,
w. B. Aston, J. w. Gaut, It. p.
Summers, p. Gallagher. Alternates
John w. Paulett, i. NJ. Pease.
The General Conference meets at
Tenn, in May.
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DIR. ]. Robertson reports that the
peaches are killed in his orchards.
Wo learn from other sources that
the crop in the lowlands is general
~ seriously damaged throughout
the county. In the more elevated
orchards the destruction has not
been so complete.
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We call attention to the new adj
vertisement OF Armitage Bros, late
of Greeneville, who are located in
the oil GAZETTE building as Drug
gists, etc. A Grecneville eontemp-
orary expresses regret that the firm
removed from that town. We very
cordially welcome them TO our town
and trust the change will be mutu-
ally beneficial
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We learn from DIR. r.. B. Owens
that there are several cases of pneu-
mOnia and malarial diseases now ex-
isting in the county, but not in an
epidemic form.
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DIR. J. NJ. Gass, of Greeneville,
has located in our town for the pur-
pose of Practicing his profession.
Office over Armitage Bros. new
drug store.
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Joseph Dodson, SON of r. s. bod
son, died at the residence of his ia
ther, in this county, of eonsump-
ton, on the 21st instant. Aged %
wears.
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A beautiful line of French Flow
ers, Feathers, Ornaments, Ribbons,
Ties, Lace Sets, &c, just received at
Misses l.. x NJ. ShannOn's. Call and
examine Prices lower than ever.
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Mrs. Peck, an aged lady of this
county, died of pneumonia fever
Sunday last. She was the mother
in-law of our fellow-townsman,
Jehial Croxdale.
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The American has reports from all
portions of East Tennessee showing
the wheat crop to be in an excellent
condition.
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A terrific cyclone is reported to
have visited 4 portion of Hawkins
county last Wednesday, dosing con-
siderable damage to fences, etc.
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Local Notes and Other Ne,0s.

All the latest styles in Millinery
at Misses IL. & NJ. Shannon's.
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Fashionable Pattern Bonnets and
Hats in great variety at Misses Il.
& NJ. ShannOn's-lowest prices.
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TIM E-TAaLE.
EFT. Va. Il Ga. RR-


Nil, Fr-srht aud Passenger Trains-SundAys
sxcepted.
Arrive AZ Mcrriatowp SIS ,. n Depart 1913 an
s... ~ Wslf Crsek. las p.m Depart sis p. n
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.FN:V-OUYCE.WEN'TS.

Fer Sheriff:
weare authorized aud requested 10 announce
W. II. MAZE
asa carafsate for the once Of sheriff OF Iiauioisn
eoun.v ~ the ensuing August election
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The April term of the circuit
court will be held in this place next
week.