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AN elegant line of new style
Ladies', Misses and children's Hats,
now offering at the popular house
of II. BUCHANAN.
PRrsrDESr Arthur viii probably veto
the Chinese bill, judging from the latest
indications.
The second largest planter in the South
in Col. Kicks, of Mississippi, who en-
ploys l, 100 men.
SEVEN nail factories in wheeling have
a capital stock Of So. $50 GOO and paid last
year L dividend of 20 per cent.
THE cost of maintaining tn public
schools in this country last year was
about $4,000, 600, about $4,000, 900 Of
which went for the pay Of teachers.
Buildings for two ice factories have al
ready been erected in Hopkinsviile and
By the beginning Of summer citizens can
procure ice at their doors for half a cent
per pound.
Rev Mr.. Barnes, the mountain evan
gelist, predicts taht Jesus Christ will
make his second appearance on earth
within the period of five years The
meaning and spirit of Christ's teaching
are here now, and Brother Barnes should
remember the words -'Lo 1 AN with you
always, even to the end.
Gov. Blackburn offers rewards for If
teen fugitives from justice. as follows'
| W.M. Miller, of Laurel county, Sl,5G
lobe OrndorG, Logan county, loo; K. F.
Shackelford, Logan, g, 90; Froman Miller,
! Lincoln $500; Henderson McDyer, Boyd,
$50; Jake Johnson, Logan, $780, Frank
King, whitley, 500; John Shanks and
John Carr, Lincoln, $500; W. M. smith;
| Monroe, $500; Noah Goodpaster, OF Pen
d!eton. 500; Marion Johnson, Edmond ds'
500. Speed McKinny, Washington, S200:
! Aleck Sberley, Henry, $3.50; Tideia Stin'
nett. $50; Thos Kerr, Cumberland, 49,
90.
Here is So 900 offered by Kentucky fol
! criminals at large.
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Flood Notes.

The great flood is eapidly sding.
The sugar crops are ruinedhe dams
age in this line will reach sell million
dollars.
Scoundrels were detected louisiana
cutting the levees. The farmof Miss
issippi and Arkansas are gre, encour-
aged by the subsistence of th9od, and
hope to make good crops.
A Kentucky Iprophet pred another
food in April. We print it fShat it i.
worth, but we don't think he ows any
thing about it.
The Mississippi will get million
dollars from this congress, andt of this
some work will be done ard about
Hickman.
There are $4,000 suffsrersrOm tn,
nood reported to Secretary of r.
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A correspondent writing from a'n g
the Mississippi says: 1.-The cry is rates!
rationsl rations! The colored folks re
crazy over the prospects of ratious fun
ished by the Government. People 40
never lost anything and who never az
a river out of its banks are coming To ne
river for miles around to draw ratios
Ii shows that frauds and imposters sprng
up on every occasion, and many psrsns
who are really deserving and need rsun
are deprived of them by this certain eAss
OF cheats, who are sure to be on hn d
when the free distribution begins.
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NOHiCnI

Powell s. Bro, will not issue price ssr
rent this week-stook too much reirad
and assortment broken to quote prizes.
Remnant will be sold still lower. Still a
stock Of -four on hand at from so cents 10
one dollar lower per barrel than tom,
Dick and Harry" are selling the sane
quality. Corn and Hay for sale. Lad
Plaster, just received; try it On ysur
young clover, and thin, worn out lands,
and if it don't pay you handsomely big,
we will return you your money. Look
ing for replenishing stock OF gootssvsry
heat. Buy where you can get best goods
for least money. Good news for the
hungry-Our mill is running. Gns az
ter your cotton seed.
powell 6RRO
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whatso do yvitn the Dead.

The subject of cremation is likely to
come TO the front in Paris soon because
Of the difficulty of finding proper places
to inter the dead. 1t seems all the avail
rble ground in the GENE teries will be used
up bv 1898. With the growth of lRrgs
centers Of population. this matter of the
proper disposition of the dead yearly be
comes more troublesome. 1t does not take
long for graveyards to become more popu-
lous than the cities which supply them
with occupants. One of two things must
happen, either the bodies bs destroyed by
FIRE, or they must be buried in the open
fields. and allowed 10 fertIlize the coil,
the memorials being kept in family home
or in churches. Cemeteries near large
cities in time necessarily are nuisances
and have to be removed to give place TO
residences. The needs of the living, in
the long run, are more regarded than the
respect which ought to be felt for the
ashes of the dead.
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COUNTY COURTS.

Fulton County Court-H. c. Bailey.
Judge, held every I'd Monday in each
month.
Fult on County Quarterly Court-H. c.
3 alley, judge, held 4th Monday in jan
uary, April, July and October.
MAGISTRATES COURTS.
lst District-Esq. Donaho, I'd Saturday
i n March, June, September and Deem
Der. ESQ Hammond, LIST Saturday in
same inonths.
% District-Esq. Goar, Srd Saturday in
March, June, September and December.
Eed. -, 4th Monday in same MONTHS
srd District-Esq. Reed, Bird Monday in
March, June, September and December,
ESQ. Mayes, Atm Saturday in same months.
4th District-Esq Dick inson, 1st Mon
day in March, June, September and De-
cember. Esq. Baynes, 4th Tuesday in
same months.
9Th District-Esq. Boar, LIST Wednesday
in March, June, September and Dec ember'
ESQ - 3rd Wednesday in sa m 9
9Th District-Esq. Jones, 4th Wednes>
dav in March, June, September and De-
cember. Esq. Thos. Bradshaw, I'd Wed
nesdav in same months.
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MARRIED.

REEDY- sTEPHENsON.-In this county,
on the 2sth inst, Mr.. d. NJ. REEDY to
MISS NJ. r. STEPHENSON.
SON-NANCE.-- this county,
ON the 26th inst Mr.. j. F. THoMPsoN
of Galloway county, to Miss 8. E..
Nance.
-YOUNG.-Tn this county, on
tie Doth inst MIR. E. ii. TAYLOR TO MISS
A. V. YoUNG.
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STATE OFFICERS.

Governor-Luke P. Blackburn.
Lit. GOVERNOR. S. Cantrell.
Secretary of State-James Blackburn.
Assist. Sec. of State-Thos. g. Harris
State Auditor-Fayette Hewitt.
Treasurer-J ames W. Tate.
Attorney Geheral-P- w Hardin.
Register Land Ofice-Alph She lden.
Sup. Pub. Instruction-J. D. Pickett.
State Printers. l. M. Major.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.

County Judge-H. C. Bailey.
County Clerk.-A. NJ. Debow.
Sherif-W. G. Johnson.
Circuit Court Clerk-T NJ. French.
Assessor-Jas. Cooper.
County Attorney-A. d. Kingman,
JaiIer-Frank rhomasson.
Master Commissioner-Geo. Warren.
County SurveyOr-Ro bert Mcconnell
Coroner
Circuit Judge-tahes Campbell.
Commonwealth Atterney-C. Thema
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STRAY NOTICE!

uNAKEN UP AS A STRAY, by Alfred L.
Barker, living near the head of No
s Island, on the Mississippi river, in
Fulton county, Ky, on the oath day of
December, 1881. ONE RED BULL, aged
about or years, having some white IN
the face; also, on the shoulders, hips
bellv and bush of the tail, which | ap-
praise at the value of S25 90. No brands
or marks perceivable.
Given under my hand-this 28th day of
December. 1881, J. j. JONES,
ia18 ave- j. P. F. C.
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Mistake Of u knight.

1t is related of an absent minded young
lady that, having been Only married, she
started off on her bridal tour. The party
stopped at a Western city. So far SO good.
Some time in the knight there came sue
cession of terrified shrieks from the room
occupied by the bride and groom, and the
clerks, porters and employees generally
rushed uD stairs, only to meet frantic
female figure, clad in white, fleeing in
desperate haste from her apartment,
crying:
ooh, there's a man in my rooml
The clerk rushed in and found the
groom half disrobed standing in the mid
die of the floor, with one boot on. and the
other in his hand, the picture of amaze
ment. He explained that he had just
come up stairs and was in the act OF un-
dressing (his wife had previously retired J
when she suddenly awoke with q shrek
and fed.
"What is the matter?" asked the clerk.
"Damfno," said the husband.
Just then the bride, envsloped in a
huge bedspread procured for her by q
cham bermaid came back, looking very
red and foolish, and in half a minute she
explained the mystery by saying;
ooh, Fred, l forgot l was married, and
when | awoke | was so frightened.
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CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor-Alex. A. Faris.
City Judge-George Warren
City Attorney-C. II. Wilson.
City Marsbal-J. o. Barnes.
City Clerk-R. E. Millet.
City Treasurer-T. P Fortune.
Marketmaster-J. o. Barnes
City Tax Collector-B. r Walker.
Wharfmaster--J. o. Barnes.
Sexton Peter George.
Councilmen-Chas. Baltzer, John w
Cowgirl, Jas. W. German, T. NJ. French,
Otto Hertweck, and B. c. Ramage.
Dist. School Trustees.-R. E. Millet
II. c. Beekman and S. w. Lauderdale.
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Great AflractIOn.

A large and beautiful stock of
new Goods just received at II. Blu
chanan's. These goods have been
purchased since the late decline and
will be offered to the public at
prices that cannot fail to please all.
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THOSE in want of new Goods
will do we'll to call at the store of
II. Buchanan's, and see the stock
of new Goods, and will be sstonlsh-
ed at the low prices asked for
them.
Mr.. President Arthur has lad his
hand heavy on the Kentucky Liberals
He has removed all the present FEDERAL
effice holders and appointed in theif stead
stalwarts. Grant is on top.
SENATOR Reeves has introduced shill to
sell the States stock in certain tunpikes
| in Central kontucky, aud apply TIE pro
proceeds to building turnpikes Wesef the
Tennessee rivers. Turn abut i fair
play, we guess.
The Courier-Journal thinks the Demo
cratic Congressman have fomed ) ring
to make Gen. Rosecrans, the Demeratic
candidate for President in 1884 Nd de-
nounces the same.
Mrs. Jones has just returned frcm
the market. where she has pirchaed q
large and complete line of miliner and
notions--her stock being of tie veu best
quality and latest styles, iporpOnt I'M
aesthetic ideas that now perude The pop.
ular mind, such as the Oscar Wilde hat
flower and fancy. In fact aothing has
been left undone to give De ladies Of
Hickman and vicinity the dvantage Of
larger cities, she being determined to vie
with them in price and quality. Hopin
the ladies will appreciate br efforts 4
| promote and enhance their beauty sh,
begs a continuance of theirkiud patron
age, and extends to one an all cordia
invitation. to her regular sizing openin|
! on Thursday, April 9th.
Miss Ella Harding, has nst returned
/ from st. Louis, where she as purchas e,
something entirely new in the way o
dress making. She would be pleased fo
her customers to call andsee her new
y styles. perfect fit and stylish dres
. guaranteed.
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THE neatest and most stylish
line of Ladies and Misses Newports,
Sandals, Slippers, Princess Ties,
and Button Shoes, now on exibi-
ton at the shoe counter of II.
Buchanan. This house is famous
for the universal good quality and
style of its shoe stock, and will
be sold at astonishing low PRICES.
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A MOST attractive and bautifull
line of Ladies Dress Good, Drss
Trimmings, Laces, Embr6de-ie
Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Hal,
kerchiefs, &C., just received, ad
on display at the popular houssof
III. Buchanan. These goods all
be offered for sale at lower pres
than have ever been offered in bis
market.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
u. $. GOVERNMENT.

r resident-Chester A. Arthur.
Vic President-David Davis.
Sec'y of State-Theo. Frelinghuysen.
Secretary Treasury-James Folger.
Secretary of War-Robt. Lincoln
Secretary Navy - Hunt.
Secretary Interiors;. J. Kirkwood.
Postmaster overwhelmingly o. Howe.
Attorney General - Brewster.
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-onRr OLE ApPEALs-

Joseph Lewis, Chief Justice; TAos. F.
Hargis, Thomas Hines, and ]. P. Pryor,
Judges.
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FREE COLUMN


Advertisements Under the Heads of
WANTED, FOR SALE, FOR RENT sc,
OF an acceptable nature, and not to ex
coed four lines, are free to all
Here Business 4 dre7 fisemene Not Inserted in
These Columns Without Pay.
If answers fail to come the first time,
we invite a second, third, or as many re-
petitions as are necessary to secure what
YOU advertise for. We wish the advertise
ers TO feel tn at they are not imposing on
rs, but are doing us O favor by using our
free columns, as we are determined to
make
THE HICKMAN COURIER THE MEDIUM.
Through which the general public may
always have their wants supplied.
FoR SALE.-A dwelling house, centrally
located. Apply at Courier Office.
FoR SALE-A small, comfortable dwell
ing house, in East Hickman. Apply to
THOS. KIRKPATRICK.
WANTED. Persons wanting to sell, rent,
or lease land, wanting farm hands, or
those wanting situations, can use lines
in this column free.
For sALE.-A house, lot, stables, and
/ 81 acres of ground. Apply to
JAMES II. SAUNDERS.
ENOR SALE.-A fine FAREWELL tim
| bered, good improvements, 80 acres
cleared land, SC.
THOR SALE-A dwelling house, in West
Hick Apply TO w J. BReWN.
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Conferred ubor tens Of thousands of suffers could
originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS
sARsApAn1LLA enjoys. 1t is a compound OF the best
vegetable alternatives, with the lodides OF potassium
for scrofuluus mercural, or blood disorders I IA
formlv successful and certain in its remedial eects,
II produces rapid and complete cures Of Scrofula
Sores Boils, II minors, Eruptions, skin Diseases anu
all disorders rising from impurty of the bloud. BY
+ invigorating effects il always relieves aud often
cures Liver Complaints, Female Weaknesses and IT.
Irregularities, and * potent remover OF vitality
Por purifying the blood IT has no e9ual. II tones
mn the system restores and preserves the health
and imparts vgor and energy. For forty years It
h as been in extensive Hse aud Is to-day the most
FoR SALE CT ALL DRuGGIsTs.
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a Cipher.

A lady in England requested a "Ciphsr'
If a vsll-knovn clerical gentleman, and
-ecsived the following:
A0uO, thee;
Oh no %, but me;
Yet thy my once fSregO,
Till yeu do the q u
"A cipher you sigh for, sigh for thea;
Oh, sigh for no cipher, but sigh Tor ne;
Yet thy sic b for my sigh, for once forsgo,
TIL you deciphsr the cipher yos sigh foF so)
The lady's reply is equally witty:
10 your o, but o You not,
A En L, aud can I "a your lots
] send Won o, and o, your pain;
But a q your o. You @ in vain
(I decipher your cipher but sigh for You not,
A cipher am ] aud can't sigh for your lot;
-chd You a cipher; and sigh for your pain,
hut a sigh for your cipher, you sigh for in valA
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LOcaIRI lis.

The Legislature, this week, psed the
following bills, pertaining Fulton
county:
Incorporating the Hickman an Fulton
Telephone company.
Incorporating the Manufacturing aud
Building Association of Fulton conty.
Allowing Otto Hertwick, $500 FIR co.
inns for persons who died Of yelbw fevsr.
Passed the House, but not the Snate y.t.
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A M Brown 6C Co.. make
a speciality of Family andfancy Groce-
ries, Provisions, sc.
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zMZ@@

buying your Spring Remember there is plenty of
time yet to freeze before the warm weather sets in Just here let
whisper something your You MAY SAVE MONEY BY
WAITING. old story about eq bird catching the worm
faacya grand humbug The country merchant rushe' into
very early buy Goods he meets great many other eoun
try merchants all on the same mission and natural conse-
the heavy demand makes strong market and prices rule
very high The sharp srewd buyer hangs back let's them all
FILL UP then the DROPS and he steps in and buys Goods
at his FIGURES.
In short time our friends patrons viii realize that the above
is fact We shall be able to you Goods for nearly Oneha
price asked by other houses Wait don't be IN hurry the
tireless seepe energetic bargain hunter is at work. and you will
money you have We refer to the old stand by
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POWELL &BR0.

A New SoCIETY.--Ths coloIeo people
of Hickman have organized new 1uevs-
lent Society, called the Knights of lDbOr.
In addition to the benevolent and dsri
table feature, il has life insurance,
somewhat on the principle Of the Krihts
of Honor. Males and females are AIT
ted, though into different Lodges. This
lodge of the males is called the Teple,
and that of :he females the Tajeuacle.
They now pay $500 upon the detb of a
member, but as the membership rapid
ly increasing, in a short timehey will
pay $1,000, The Hickman loSes COM
mence with sixty-6ve members. The fol-
lowing are the officers;
Temple,
c. D'Elwsrd, G. NJ.
Warren Thomas, G. I.
j. VI. Thompson, c. S.
TABERNAcLE,
Mrs. n. Nichols, G. p.
SaIlie Thompson, C. S.
Amanda Brown, c. X.
The order to be known as the Hickman
Temple, and the Laurel Branch Taberna
Gle.
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STAR SALOON

]. S. SHUPERT, proprietor, Clinton
street, next door to Brevsrd hardware
store
KEEPS the freshest and finest make of
Beers. Call and see him.
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RELIGIoUs.-Tbere will E a Min
listers and Deacons meeting bel at popu
lar Grove, beginning Friday before the
9Th SUNDAY in April; and at / O'Clock
Sunday, the funeral OF Mrs. Ym Hagan,
Of the primitive Baptist churo, will be
preached. Sunday night, ElderClark will
preach from the text: Fog in he harb0r;
and will narrate somewhat of he fogs in
the harbors of New York and Brooklyn,
comparing the same to spiritual apathy.
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Special Notices.

Zoe sAIF cr ALL pRreeIsrs
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's VHalizer
is guaranteed to cure. Cowgirl, druggist
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be Sc
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. JNo. "
CowGILL, druggist.
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GROUP, wHooPING Cough, and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh 8
cure. For sale by Jno. W. Cowgirl.
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TIE Morristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. issa-
prBLIc OPINION.

Monroe Democrat: The boilers
will make q strong effort to carry
votes but they will have no more
effect than the dropping of water on
a div cowhide. If every one OF
them should speak in Monroe coun,
" during the campaign they would
not ret half a dozen votes The
minds of the people have become
crvstalized on the debt question.
Manchester Home Journal: We
all agreed to stand by the action OF
the Democratic Convention winch
nominated Gen. Bate. Its platform
- not suit the lOw-tax nor the
Ligb tax men. But IL is eomPro-
mise IL is the offspring OF an Ell
c,rt for harmony, and we should all
stand by it. 1t does not settle the
Siate debit only makes a propose,
ton To the bOndhOlders, for Il could
not settle the debt. All who want
~ defeat the Republican party Will
stand by IL. To not do so seems
tantamount to saying you went 10
the Convention with n talsehood on
your lips when you said you went
Tor harmony.
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ADog's Suicide.
P1tt-bnrg Commercial.

About noon q rather fine looking
terrier was observed on the Water
street front of the MOBODgahela
House to be in great pain. One
leg was broken and the animal ap-
peared Id be in doubt as to what
was best to be done under the cir
cumstances. At last the terrier
started down towards Woods street,
and ON arriving at that point esPied
Roundsman Coulson, who looked as
if he would like to put the dog out
of misery. The animal stopped
here a moment, then eOolly trotted
down the wharf to the river, plung-
ed in and when a few yards from
the shore deliberately dived under
water and drowned. The bodywas
shortly after fishcd out and laid on
the bank. The incident was wit
messed by dozens of people.
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win You believe 1t?

WoNrAN's TEST FRTEND.-TO relieve
the aching heart Of woman, and bring
inv where sorrow reigned supreme. is a
mission before which the smiles of
kings dwindIe into utter insignifcance.
Tbis il the peculiar province OF Brad
fields Female Regulator, which from
its numherless cures, is appropriately
STYLED "Woman's Best Friend" The
distressing complaint known as
.'wbi-es. " and various Irregularities OF
the womb. TO which woman is subject,
disappear like magic before this won
deTful compound. Physicians prescribe
IL.
NEAR MARIETrA, GA, March 81, 1870.
some months ago bought a bottle OF
Bradfield's Female Regulator, and used
n in my family with the utmost salts
faction. / have recommended IL TO
three families, and they have found IL
~ be lust what Is claimed. The females
Who have used the Regulator are now
in nerfect health, ard able 10 attend TO
tbcir household duties.
REV. III. ID. JOHNSON
DIR. j. Bradfield. Prop, Atlanta, Ga;
price SI.5O per bottle. Sold by all
druggists and w. p. Carriger, VII DE
sale agent.
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A MTLEIONDOLLAR REGLSTEH
LETTER.


A registered foreign package was
sent from the registered letter de-
nartment of the baltimore pOstoffice
Yesterday. destined for London,
ENGLAND. on which the postage and
registry cost over S25. The pack
ace was about a foot long, ten inches
wide and eight inches thick, care
fully sealed and contained bonds
and other securities amounting to
over 81 .OOO, 900 mostly for one bank
ing firm The package goes by way
of New York.
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a Good Foundation.

In American households the prevail
ing complaints are weakness of the
stomach and its consequences, Indiges-
ton. Neryouness and rheumatism.
Such sufferers can lay good found ton
for health by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic "a il tones up the stomach and
nerves, and keeps the kidneys active 10
carry or the foul maiter.-N q.
Panama
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He Wanted to See the Others


evil you pleas pass the Shem
asked a quiet man at the lunch
counter.
Haven't any, squealed the girl
i'm attendance.
some Japhet ?" queried the quiet
man again.
aDon't keep it, squeak@d the
damsel.
81 say" Clipped in curious
passenger. -what do you mean By
Shem and Japhet z? -
Nothing" responded the little
man dolefully, nothing, only the
Ham is so old and musty that L
thought the rest of the tribe might
be around here somewhere, and Id
like TO see EN-.
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CARSON COLLEGE.
MESSY CREEK, TENN.
LocaiSd on the p. T., Va. &c Go. Railroad,
80 Miles East Of RR0rC.le.
lst Term of Session, 1SS2-S3,
Opens Thursday Aug. "a; the
I'd, January IL.
FACULTY.:

Rev ID. G. MASARD, A. NJ, President and Pro-
fessor Literature and Philosophy.
Rev s W. TISDELL, A. NJ Professor Ancient
and Modern Languages.
Rev :. + JOINS, A. NJ Professor Mathematics:
]. J. HUPF, 4. N, Professor Eng. and Natural
Principal Primary Department,