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sos so is hereby appropriated out of any moneys
in the treasury TO pay the Rock City Gnards, also
es, also $40 TO the Howard Reserves, also sli2 to
the Knoxville Rifles. to be paid 10 the respective
easurers OF said organizations, as per act OF April
Sec a. Be il further enacted That the com ptrol-
Ter issue his warrant the treasurer for the sum
of sl64 49, in favor of Ewings Baker. late revenue
collector of Campbell county, as per act OF April
.. 1882 and the same is hereby appropriated out
of any money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
priated.
See Is Be il further enacted. That the comptrol-
sum of $780, the interest the five bonds held by
the Protestant Orphan Asylum of Nashville, IL
being the interest on the same up to the LIST of
January, 1852, the warrant TO be issued to the
amount is hereby appropriated out OF the treasury
to pay the same.
See i6 Be q further enacted, That the sum of
$500 is appropriated out OF any money in the
treasury, TO be expended by the comptroller and
treasurer in purchasing and applying fertilizers
upon the capitol grounds, to revive shrubbery
and grass
Sec. q: Be { Jsrther enacted That. the sum of
SIS, 900 is hereby appropriated out of any money
years 1880 and 1Ssl.
Sec ls Be Il further enacted, That the sum of
$3.50 is hereby appropriated out of any money in
the treasury for repairs of eisterns and hose for
See 10 Be Il further enacted, THAT the sum of
$500 be and the same is hereby appropriated out
OF any money in the treasury or so much thereof
as may be necessary for the public printing.
Sec 20. Be ii further enacted, That the sum of SIS
keeper of the arniory and documents in the base
ment of the Capitol, in addition to the pay he is
now receiving, commencing from this date.
Sec 21. Be Il further enacted, That the sum of SO
each be psid to Egbert Gooch and JEFF Lanier for
services in preparing the Capitol for this extra
session.
Sec. %. Be 1t further enacted, That the sum of
$50 be and the same Il hereby appropriated to the
secretary of stale for publishing the laws for the
sessions of 1881 and extra session of 1882 and that
the comptroller issue his warrant upon the treas
urer TO the secretary of state for said amount.
se:. q Be Il further enacted, That the sum of
1850 IS shall be appropriated from any money in
the treasury for the payment of comptroller S
warrant issued to the treasurer OF the Board of
Trustees of the University of Tennessee under an
act passed March % 1851
Sec. "A. Be Il further enacted, That tins act take
effect from and after its passage, the public welfare
requiring it.
Passed April 26, 1882. GEO. H. MORGAN,
Speaker of the Senate.
H. B. RAMSEY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Approved April %, 1882.
ALVIN HAWKINS. Governor.
l. ID. A. Num-, Secretary of State of Tennessee, do
certify that the above is true copy of act of
the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee,
passed at the extraordinary session of 1882.
ID. A. MUM, Secretary of State.
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The April crop report of Commissioner
Hawkins, which will be issued in a day or
two, gives an encouraging outlook for crops
generally. The following is a summary Of
the report, the per cent. being compared with
the same month of last year:
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For sale. Send for pamphlet, practical
Silk Culture in the South"
P. WALLACE McKITTRICK,
Practical silk Culturist and Reeler,
dsfra
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Gastoa's Hotel.
The New Clarendon Hotel.
MADISON and Second.

a. PROPRIETOR
Transient rates. 81 per day; Lodging, 70 cents;
Single Meals, so cents; per day. 81 IS. City
Table-Board, SIS per month. Dinners per month,
$40; Dinners by the week, So 50; or three meals
for 81. Electric Bells Passenger Elevator runs
all night. L. d HUNT, Manager
Jas Burner New York T Robinson, Helena
Harry Colyer, Baltimore ID Wilder, city
Black. Tenn Conley, Milan, Tenn
r McKelvey, Tenn # Burley, Tenn
Matte Burley, Tenn VB Moon & f. Tenn
L Murphy, Texas Chas Cohn, New York
Frank Hicks, Louisville Thos Ballard, Louisville
Alex Kirkland, KY WD Wilkerson, Tenn
VIM Andheld, Indiana Jas Andield, Indiana
A d Pontrick, Ohio John Strange, Miss
ALI Tresider, Virginia NJ Brooks Chicago
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Allegheny Springs, Virginia
The BEST DYsPEPTIC WATER KNOWN

WILL be open for the reception Of guests on the
w First Day Of June Hext- Accommo-
dations hrst-elass. Pamphlets, containing q de
scription of the place. with certificates of some of
the remarkable cures effected by the nee Of the
water furnished on application.
Post, Telegraph and Express Offices In the hotel
c. A. CALH0UN,
General Manager.
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EME:R'S
253 MAIN STREET.
BY AUTHORITY.
senate BIZ No. 5a.

AN ACT to defray the expenses of the second
extraordinary session of the Forty second General
Assembly of Tennessee, and to make the follow
ing appropriations for the specific purposes men
toned in the proclamation of the governor con-
vening the Legislature in extraordinary session.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State of Tennessee That the comptroller issue
his warrant on the treasurer TO each member and
officers of the Senate for the sums stated to be due
in the following schedule
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Pitcher Concert.

Tonight there will be fine concert at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, as fitting
commemoration of the opening of the great
organ erected by Henry Pitcher g. Sons,
Louisville, KY. The organist for the occa-
sion will be William II. Pitcher, of New
Orleans, who is one of the accredited fine
musicians of the country. As will be seen
from the appended programme, a most de-
lightful treat is ready for those who attend
The concerts will be for the benefit of the
church, and the propriety of large attend
ance is unqu estionable. The following is
the programme:
Organ Solo-Grand Fantasia-et Fuga. ...-....Bach
William H Pitcher.
Duet VIII Magnify Thee, Oh, Godr'. Bach
Organ Solo-'fThe Last Rose of Summer. Bach
William II. Pitcher.
Solo Soprano-"Sancta Maria ........... j. Faure
Miss Alice Fuchs.
William H Pitcher.
Chorus-"King all Glorious .....-.--......B arnby
Organ SoIo-Semiranide Overture. Rossini
William H. Pitcher.
Miss Jessie Steele, Miss Florence Goyer and
Mrs P. Mcintyre.
Organ Solo B-"Home sweet Home bishop
William II. Pitcher.
Solo, BaritOne-1 M Die E Msnza Carl Krebs
NJ xI;ce Fncbs. Mrs r NJ Nansfopd. and
Messrs Gage, Cashier, Wenzel and Refs:
Organ Solo-Zanpa Herold
William h Pitcher.
Hon. Henry 3. Washburn's Lecture.
Only fair audience assembled last night
at Leubrie's Theater to hear the lecture Of
the Hon. Henry S. Washburn, of Boston.
The speaker was accompanied on the stage
by the Hon. Casey Young, Judges Hammond,
Mcdowell, Pierce, Captain Mathes and Mr..
Lehman. The Hon. Casey Young intro
duced the lecturer in a very happy way. He
commonwealth of Massachusetts,, and hoped
that one day the city of Boston would have
a friendly rival on the banks of the Missis-
sipPi. Mr.. Washburn, after the intro
duction, advanced to the front of the stage.
He is an elderly gentleman of very pleas
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FIoYd,s Restaurant.

TIE remainder of the tickets for the grand
concerts are for sale only at Hollenberg's
and the Peabody Hotel.
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Notice of Dissolution.

H1HE firm Of Bowdre, Malone & Co. was dissolved
Il by mutual consent on May l, 1872. By the
Withdrawal Of B. g. Malone. ". T. BoWdye and
S. p. BoWdre. under the iIrm name Of Bowdre Bros.
a Co, VIII continue business at 256 Front street.
assets W. T. BOWDRE-
y. q. HALOEE
Memphis, Tenn. May I, 1852 s. ?. BoWDRE
a%In referring 70 the above, heartily thank
my friends and customers for the liberal patronage
bestowed the old firm. and hope they win all
continue business with the new hrm Of B0wdre
Bros & Co B. O. MALONE.
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Change of Quarters.

William Miller, for many years in the
boot and shoe business under the Worsham
House, has connected himself with the popu-
lar house of J. w. Voegeli & Co., No. 271
Main street, where he will be pleased to
have his friends and customers cali on him.
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Flies and Bugs.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats. mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by Rough
on Rats" l5c.
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Reception Committee. Attention |!

The Reception Committee, consisting of
the following gentlemen, is requested 10
meet at the pastors parlor of the Court
street church, promptly at pm: Theodore
Freeman, B. L. Bowdre, r. E. Morris, John
A. Denie, Leon Hunt, Sam Pepper, III. j..
Forsdick and Robert Nicholson.
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COLONEL MoNrGoMERY's RECEPTION.

Yesterday afternoon the doctors were en-
tertained at the residence of Colonel III. A.
Montgomery, on the boulevard. The recep-
ton was thoroughly enjoyed by the physi-
clans, who certainly appreciate the good
things OF life as well as an equal number of
Methodist preachers. Colonel Montgomery
had an excellent dinner ready for his guests,
and Miss Montgomery presided gracefully
over the reception. Every thing was done in
Colonel Monrgomery's liberal manner, and
the doctors will not easily forget the pleasant
occasion
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Casarrh of the BIadder.

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concerts are for sale only at Hollenberg's
and the Peabody Hotel.
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OF the hair is often promoted by Parker's
Hair Balsam. 1t restores the youthful color
and luster, andremoves all irritation and dam
druR
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THE FINALE.
Last Meeting Of the State Medical So
ciety Yesterday-ReceptiOn on
the Boulevard.
The Meeting Last Night and the Work
DOne-A Pleasant, Profitable
Session.

The State Medical Society met yesterday
at $50 am, and continued in session till
1:30 pm. During that time all the papers,
except those of DIR. Jones and DIR. Ess pub
lished in yesterdays APPEAL, were read.
The schedule of subjects embraced many
questions OF interest TO the profession.
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SilkwOrna Eggs

Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence,
sexual debility cured by "WelPs Health
Renewer.n 81.
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EXTREMELY palstable, and sure cure
for all malarial diseases, is DIR. Leslie's Quiz
nine Wine.
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OF Floreston Cologne and its lasting fra
GRANGE make it peerless perfume for the
toilet.
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The following was adopted:
rHE ELEcr1oN or orr1cERs

then took place, resulting as follows:
DIR. W. F. Glenn, of Nashville, president.
DIR. f. Miles Willett, vice-president for
West Tennessee.
DIR. w. F. Clary, of Unionville, vice-presi-
dent for Middle Tennessee.
DIR. G. A. Baxter, of Chattanooga, vice
dent for East Tennessee.
DIR. c. c. Fite, of Shelbyville, secretary.
DIR. Richard Cheatham, of Nashville,
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A Vigoyous GrowfI,

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all kid
ney and urinary complaints, cured by "Bu-
chupaiba - 81
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Are made fresh every day; also soda, mead,
ginger ale and Vichy water on DIR aught,
cold and refreshing. We use pure cream
and fruit syrup
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NV Husband

Had drunken habits he could not overcome
until Parker's Ginger Tonic took away his
thirst for stimulants, and restored his old
energy of Cincinnati Lady.
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T WILL BUY FROM A STEAMBOAT TO A
Il Needle. have Free Library 70 the public st
large 8. GABAI, Agent
100, I'll and 4l3 shelby street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

MARE PONY-One Roam Mare Pony, with
lNl brand on left hip. The finder will be hber-
ally rewarded by leaving her at S57 Main street
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Twenty-Five feet s-hose and nozzle, 81 so.
Fifty feet 3-hose and nozzle, IS so.
Fifty feet hose, nozzle and reel, So.
Quality guaranteed.
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,Fr,e Rerreshinp Aroma

For pumps, pipes and we'll points go to
J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street.
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Led AsfraY.

"FERNANDISA, NASSAU Co., FLA, March %, 1850.
~ have used Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator
and always found il to do what is claimed
for it. The last bottle and two packages did
me no good and were worse than nothing. L
see it is not put up by J. H. Zsilin & Co.,
and not genuine, and waste of money TO
buy it. would be glad TO get the pure and
genuine. Send me some from honest hands
with red u and Zeilin & Co.'s signature on
wrapper). The fictitious stuff sold will injure
some one badly. Your obedient servant,
BENZ. T. RICH"
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To Close the manufacturing of l. Fer
torelli, No. 1853 Main street, near Gayoso.
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FIoyd,s Candies

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concerts are for sale only at Hollenberg's
and the Peabody Hotel.
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Trunks at Cost,

French Steam Dye-Works.
Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
leaned at Louis RiegeI's. 5Sk Jefferson street.
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/ Sec ?. Be Il further enacted That the comp
troller of the treasury issue his warrant to each
member of the House, and the officers of the same
4 for the sum TO be due each, per the following
schedule:
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AMERICAN
POLITICS,
BY
HOn.THOS. v

Address PRESIDE PUBLISHING Co.,
20 North Seventh ST. philadelphia,
Or COURIER-JOURNAL BUILDING,
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Decline of Man.

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concerts are for sale only at Hollenberg's
and the Peabody Hotel,
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OGS-A large pointer dog Hver-and- white;
IL tip of tail cut of; has very deep chest. Dis
appeared Thursday night, May 9th
Also a long bodied, handsome red Irish-setter
dog, with long head and very Intelligent has been
gone two months more. will pay very lib-
eral reward for the return of either one.
MINTER PARKER, $50 Main.
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Called Meeting of Stockholders
IN THE
Memphis and Charleston R.R. Co,

Tn conformity with q resolution passed by the
l. Board OF directors Of the Memphis and Charles
tou kallroad Company al . meeting held In Mem
phiE. Tenn on Saturday, April !, 1852, notice IL
hereby given thai meeting Of tsle stockhodeTs in
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
has been called By faid Board of DireetOrs and
will be held IN MEMPHIS, TENN,
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CARD.

STRAWBERRIES received daily by Kirk
Allen & Co.
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VHNENNYSON's MAY CORoNATIONi
AT LEUBRIE'S THEATER,
Friday, May I2ih and Matinee, May 18th,
THIRTY-TWO SPEAKERS
Grand March and Chorus by all the Children,
TAUGHT BY PROF. PIANO.
Forty of the most Beautiful Children In Parlor
and Fancy Dancing,
TAUGHT BY PROF. SAXBY.
The Three Parts of Tennyson's May Queen
BY LITTLE IRENE sABATZKY.
Recitations and May Pole Dance. To conclude
with
Grand Tabiesu a. Transformation Scene
BY MRS. ROSE p THOMPSON.
Tickets, so eents-for sale at Hollenberg's on
Thursday and Friday next. No extra charge Tor
reserved seats.
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oBION COUNTY

SEED CORN (whfse).
Just received by
II. G. CRAIG q co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

110o pages. History OF all Polit-
ical Parties, by SENATOR CooPKn.
II gives everything pertaining 20
politics. and unites history, In
slructiOn and ready reference.
Sold only BY subscription. but
Subscriptions sent direct viii be
forwarded by mali or G. o. ID. at
Publishing Company's expense.
Agents now wanted. MuSt APP
ply early, for territory is being
rapidly assigned. Prospectus
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concerts are for sale only at Hollenberg's
and the Peabody Hotel
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On Thursday, the ED day Juae. 1889,

70 consider and aet upon proposition of cons0li
dAfion Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company with the East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia Railroad Company. aud 10 IA e any and
other action IS the stockholders may desire,
the same as If at regular annual meeting
s. r CRUISE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Directors Of the Men,
phis and Charleston Railroad Company.
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FOR SALE. LEASE OR RENT.

pRINTING OFFICE-For sale, lease, rent or to
L be run on shares: complete outfit; recently
cost $500; in town of 1000 inh abitants; former
editor and proprietor was the late Colonel Victor
Thong son; no other paper in the county The
paper has been success at that place. reliable,
energetic man can make money there, Savannah,
Tenn. Call at this Office for further Information.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody HoieI-C. B Galloway d I

Peabody H0tel-C. B Galloway d Co.,
PrOprfetors.
Rates-s2 so. So and 81 per day, according to size
and location of room. Table board, from LIST of
May, $50 per month. Transient meals, 81 so per
day
VIM Stainback, Tenn c X Wilson, Paducah
w Plunkett, ARK II 3 Washburn, Boston
III Paine, Tenn Peace, Miss
Mrs C Fowlkes, Tex Miss b Fowlkes, Tex
Mrs N McCraw, Tex Miss McCraw, Tex
Miss Grant, Tex Wv Taylor, Tenn
W Russell, st Louis Western, Ind
Trigg, Texarkana Mrs Ida Hathorne, n o
H Hawkins, Miss NJ S Hess. Baltimore
Armstead, Tenn Schlsser, ny
Sternberger. Tenn Mrs Smith, Miss
J c Jett Tenn Davant Tenn
W McMaster, jr, 10 J c Wright, Miss
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MINERAL WATER.
ROCKBRIDGE, VA,
WATER

For more than half century has grownSteadily in
repute as medicinal agent in g wide range Of
chronic diseases. Mulutudes OF women can tes-
tify to Its unsurpassed efficacy IN the relief and
cure of those ailments podRliar TO their sex
Dyspepsia IN its varied and most distressing
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Chronic Bronchitis, serofuIa, Chronic
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and permanent cures result.
Read certificates OF our own Eminent Southern
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B.LOWENSTE|NlRRQS

ADJUSTMENTS.
DRO RAMME
FIRST GRAND INAUGURAL CONCERT
THURSDAY EVENING, MAYn.
UNDER THENDIREcTIoN OF
PROF YIN. H. PITCHER, OF NEW ORLEANS
AT the Opening Of the Grand Organ erected by
Henry Pitcher q Sons. Louisville, KY, for
the First Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, Memphis, Tenn.
I. Organ solo-Grand Fantasia et.Fuga. Vol. ], Eoi
viii M %m II T fleehe Oh
Messrs- Gage and Cashier.
3. Organ solo-"The Last Rose of summer'6 va
rA''0n' Up VIM II. Pitcher.
L. solo-Soprano-.' Sancta Maria" .......J Fsure
Miss Alice Fuchs
b. Organ solo-"rhe Twilight Hour" OPP. 10; No.
at is the hour when from the boughs
The nghungale's high note is heard,
II is the hour when lovers VOWS
Seem sweet in every whispered word;
And gentle winds and waters near
Make music to the lonely ear."-ByToH-
VIM. H. Pitcher.
C. Chorus" King all Glorious. - Barnby
PART IL
l. Orzan Solo-Semiramide Overture. ....... Rossini
VIM II. Pitcher.
Mrs. R. NJ Mansford. Miss Florence Goyer and
MIS- p. Mcintyre.
3. Organ Solo Bs-"E H6@ sweet s Home Bishop
VIM. II. Pitcher.
4 Solo-Baritone-''I In Die Ferne," (In the Far
Mr. F. Wenzei.
Miss Alice Fuchs. Mrs. r. NJ Mansford and
Messrs. Gage, Cashier, wenzel and Refs
6. Organ Solo-Zampa Overture --..-.-Herold
VIM. III. Pitcher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-21

Ben. Butler has already been nomln-
ated for the Presidency-by some OF his
enthusiastic Democratic supporters In
Boston. New York Democrats are talking
up Cleveland. There need be no sppre-
Tensions SIS to the supply Of candidates.
Belfast Journal.
There will be candidates enough, but
Gen Butler will take the cake. He has q
personal following OF 10000 Republicans
In Massachusetts,, and will be lively can
didate. lie Is vigorous and aggressive.
Having learned that by persistence he
could become Governor Of Massachusetts,,
he will no, be likely TO let go his hold on
The Presidential nomination for any 300
600 man like Cleveland.
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So. PARIs.-At n. ID. Bolster's store, we
saw china set OF 1875 pieces, hand painted
for sale at $50. This Is the most valuable
thing of the Kind we have seen outside OF
the cities. Mr.. Bolster keeps the best
goods and says he sells them so fast that
IL frightens him.
Mr.. c. L. Richardson, member Of the
hardware firm Of S. Richardson 4 Co.,
started for Hot Springs, Arkansas, last
Wednesday morning. lie has been in
poor health for some time, and greatly Of
fiicted with rheumatism. Such an active
young business man will be greatly missed
in the village. May he soon return with
renewed health.
The main room OF South Paris Savings
Bank has just been put in fine order. The
walls are rejuvenated, and fresh paint i'm.
proves appearances all around. Mr.. Will
son has put in several small tables for the
convenience of customers, and for his own
accommodation in transacting business.
The Office looks very tasty, neat and clean.
J. W. Davis has dental rooms over the
Savings Bank. His rooms are light and
airy, and are well fitted for the business.
Mr.. Davis is something OF mineralogist,
aud has in his cabinet some fine speci-
mems. He reports business very good
better than he could expect, considering
the fact that he so recently located.
DIR. Rounds lost his favorite horse, of
some internal difficulty, last Tuesday night.
T. W. Cleasby is engaged In removing
the old stump fence on the north side OF
the Hill where the old and new roads sep
arate from South Paris to Paris Hill. The
snow drifts badly on this hill, every winter,
and by setting the fence further in, he hopes
to avoid that difficulty.
A little FIVE year old daughter Of Mr..
Foster, living at the home OF E. Lowell,
on Turkey HILL" so called, was badly in
jured, last Tuesday. She caught one OF
her hands in the gearing Of q cider mill,
completely stripping of the soft tissues of
hand and wrist. The painful wound was
dressed by DIR. Rounds.
There will be supper and fair at the
New Hall, Tuesday night, for the benefit
OF the Congregationalist Society. Sup
per will be served from TO 8 O'Clock,
while cake, fruit, ETC., will be on sale dur
ing the entire evening. The cause is q
worthy one and We trust the fair will be
largely attended.