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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-18
The DOdO,

The dodo is one of the curiosities
Of natural history, on account of the
entire extinction of the bird, and the
paucity of its remains. Till a short
time ago, nothing but few fragments
OF its bones, and those scattered
through several museums we're known
to exist. 10 November, 1866, how.
ever, a collection of bones, discovered
in the Island of Mauritius, was re-
ceived by Professor Owen, These
comprised no fewer than a hundred
bones and fragments, which had ap
parently belonged to four or five
dodoes, somewhat differing from each
other in size. The dodo was un.
doubtedly a pigeon, but it was fight.
less. and its structure was modified
in conformity with this circumstance
1t was somewhat larger than a turkey
cock, and the above discoveries com
pletply authentigates the well known
hOrtrait OF the dodo, which hangs in
the British Museum. 1t was ad-
dicted, in some measure, to animal
food, and it was doubtless this fact
that made its flesh palatable to the
Dutch settlers of the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries than they found
that of the pigeon. Sir Thomas
Browne speaks of a specimen of the
dodo exhibited in a show. He adds
that its keeper used to point out
heap Of pebblps, some sf which were
o.. large as lgtmegs, and which, he
said, the creature ate.
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lNa0IVent MoIle9,

sTATE az TESNEssEE, sHELRy COUNTY,
,,ORfIqR OQyRFY OoURr CLRRS,
Memphis, Tenn. April ~, 1853.
10 J Ihorntoni executor, Jas II Allen,
HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
II estate Of Jas. II. Allen, deceased. vo,,
are hereby ordered TO give notice, BY adve.i
ment IN some newspaper published v-,,hiI..u ~.
said state, and also at the saurib nnsa sn sns
Of Shelby county, for ail nersons 1EOI
claims against said eatats, Ia Snpsar a naS sis
the same, With we clerk Of the 0ountv Con ny
authentaaIsa Ia the manner pTeseribs SIJ hS
lax, eh Of before the 18th day Of .Iuiy ISs ~
ana any claim not fled on or before said Sav
OF before an appropriation of The finds u
sal9 estate is made, shall be forever ba1PaS 4
both In law and equity. 'aiieu'
April, 1888, '" S'"''' 'Ai' AV'n Jay OF
H n. D. CULLEN. Clerh
tly LOWS kETTMAN, b. o.
In pursuance Of the above order / hereby
give notice for oil persona ksvlns claims
against the estate 70 Rle the same In Cha
above cause on tho llth Of July, 1888.
]. J. THORNTON,
nxeoutor Of j. II, Allen, deoid.
ny }, Gallagher, Attorney, S8tl5O56
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Msn-rOsIdans HOs,ss.

No. 4SA-In the Chancery Court NJ Chalk
county, Tenn.-Asa eelby ct Al Va II 4
HOliingsw0rth OF al. -
Iappearng from bill which is sworn to in
lingswortd gua Lucinda Hollingswerth. are
residents Of the State Of Mississippi, and
mat Goyey Hood Is resident of the State Of
of Tennessee. S'A'0
II is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF
shelby county in Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
fore the first Monday in May, 1883, and plead.
answer or demur TO complainant bin or tbs
same will be taken for confessed as to them and
set Tor hearing OK parte and that a copy ofthis
order be published once week. for four sues
cessive weeks, in the Public Ledger.
This 7th day Of April. 1873.
A cOpy-Attest:
R ] BLACK. Clerk and ldaste,
BY j M Bradley, D. c. & M.
HumeS K Poston, SOILS Tor colnplt.
ri 90 Ak II
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Northeastern Notice.

NO: eA-In the Chanoery Court of Shelby
county, GO r., ds en- P Anderson, COM,
! appearing from the SherIFs return
y 70 TINS cause that the defendant. Susan
MeAaekln. is not to be found in his comfy
y Is therefore ordered that she make
hsrs appearance herein, at the Courthouse
ol sAelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on
and S nIenS inc hrst Monday in May, 1883,
OIL, or the same will be taken for eonfessed
Z 70 her and set for hearing OK parte; and
mat copy Of this order be published once a
Tee&I ior Tour successive weeks, in the Pub
This 4th day Of April, 1888.
copy-Attest:
r J BLACK, ClsrA and Mastsr.
~ J M Bradley, d. @. NJ.
complainant. En- "a 40 a ior
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ROR-rosIaons MOtIso.

No. S6s R DIN the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-B Anderson, Com, vs..
M Il Pillow OF al.
i appearing from the amended bill in
i this cause which is sworn TO that the de-
PENDANTS, Lizzie Pond and her guardian, B
M Pond, are non-residents Of the State Of
Tennestee, and residents Of the State Of
Louisiana.
1t is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the oourthouse.of Shelby
county, In Memphis Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday in May, 1888,
and plead. answer or demur to compliments
original and amended bills or tho same will
be taken for confessed as to them and
set for hearing ex-parte. and that q copy Of
this order DO published once week for four
successive weeks In the Public Ledger.
This 7th day Of April. 1888.
A oopy-Attest
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J NJ Bradley, D. O. M.
II Q King and Zoe Thornton, soils for eom-
plaiDapts, s. 50 % 81
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NOn-Resident NolIse,

No, AS-In tho Ganoery Court Of sba,hv
gop9ty, Tenn.-Butler P Anderson vs.
Dan'l Earkin. 70
1t appearing from Sherif's return in this
cause that the defendants. Martin CLANCY
Tommy CLANCY, Aggie CLANCY and Ellen Car,
hey are not TO be found in hig county.
lh0tF appearance herein, at the Courthouse ~
Shelhylceunty In Memphis, Tennessee. on y,
before the first Monday In MAY. isSS.
and plead, answer or demur TO compiain'
ant bill, or the. same will be taken foT
confessed onie as to them and set for hearing OK,
parte, and that a COPY Of this order IA
published once week, for four SuScsssiye
weeks, in the Public Ledger, N'''''
This 4th day Of Apgll. isSS.
A oony-Attesy:
ROBBERY ]. BLACK, @. an.
IL King and Lee Thornton. sol. for
complainant. ~ az 20 AZ
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NOn.Resident Notice.

No. 1852. in the Chancery Court of sh.rhv
county, Tsnn;-B P Andersen, Commissien-
appearing from affidavit in this cause that
y the defendants, Annie Perkins and NeIIie
Perkins, children Of Mrs. Rlisabeth Perkins'
are non-residents Of the State OF Tennessee
ana residents, of tAs State of MaIy~
Isnp y therefore ordered that they
MAKE their appearance herein, at the court-
house otShelAy county, in Memphis, Tenn ON
or before the first Monday in MAY, iSSS.
ana plead, answer or demur 10 oomplainant5s
original and amended bills and petition
or the same will be takenIor confessed as
70 them and set for hearing ex-parte, and tAak
copy Of this order be published once y
TTesk, ior teuIsuoesssive weeks, in the Public
This 81 day Of April, 1858.
A o0py-Attest:
r BLACK, Clerk and Master.
~ Bradley, D. O. AM.
II King, Lee ThOrnton and @ W UsisRau
soils for copplts. % * N AZ
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aOn-ResLaent MoiIpa.


No. ais In the Ohaacsyy .canrt NJ sbolhr
county, Team. Charles Grey ct TX vs. I Ii
Miller et al. -
| Z appearing from affidavit in this eause
y hat the defendants, Ada B Cox, Buia
Sox, Lizzie Cox, Clyde Cox, Guy Cex, Alma
Sox and Frederick Cox, are residents Of tke
state of Mississippi, and uon-residoStsN 81
the State of Tennessee. ''VV"'e "
make their appearances Eetein. AZ 'i tSs
courthouse q Skelhy county, in Mem
phlss lena, Oh or before the first Monday in
sans, lSS5, and plead, answer or demuT
70 complainant bill, or the same will
De taken, for. confessed as TO them sad
SET ior hearing ex parte; and thai a COW
OF this order be published eAcs 4 week ici
0 me sn tSs is,S week. tAs Public Ledger.
A cory Attest:
n ] BLACK, Clerk and Ma,tor.
By M Bradley. D. O. & Nj. ~
"aiter Sresory' sol. for eomplainanis.
an
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Happy Hours.

blckenS,
An accurate observer says: Nam
kind are always happier for having
been happy; so that il you make them
happy now, you make them happy
twenty years hence from the memory
of it. A childhood passed with a
mixture ofrstional indulgenoes, under
fond and wise parents, diffuses over
the whole life a feeling of calm pleas
grei and in extreme old age is the very
last remembrance which time can
erase from the mind of man. No en-
ioyment, however inconsiderable is
confined to the present moment A
man is happier for life for having once
made an agreeable tour, or lived apy
length Of time with pleasant people. or
lived any considerable interval Of
INNOCENT pleasure, which contribute to
render old men so inatteptive to the
scenes before them, and carries them
back 70 q world that is passed, and to
scenes whicA are never to be renewed
again.
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quantity Of work. One planter from
Ascension parish has just succeeded
in closing contract for $75, 900 worth
of work in the shape of vacuum pans,
machinery, etc. This gentleman states
that, barring the high water here, be
never saw better prospect,
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RSn-RValasnu slo,lae.


No. 4S67-In the ChanoeTv Con-4 - sA.u
MeIrvin. "Vii'p. vs. houis
appearing from bill; whicbis sworn to in
T. = iLis cause that the defendant. Lo1is Nc
ns SIns i nOn>resident of the State o Ten.
annals ~ Is therefore ordered that be make his
* Pp tts,i herein. at the courthouse az
saeloy county, IN Memphis, Tenn. ON or h..
IOre the hr:t Monday in June. lsSs
a sniiql plead, answer OF demur 10 complainsns
OIL or the same will be taken for
confessed COMES q 70 him. and set for hearing en-
hshed once week for four suocsssivs v, IN
IN tho Public Ledger. '''''0 "'0AS
THIS 18th day Of April, 1888.
a copy-Attest.
R. !. BLACK, Clerk and Mastn,.
BY NJ Bradley, D. G. & nj. ~ -''0''
W O and W Humeu, tols for connlA,
20 A A
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NOn.HesidenI NoIioe.

No. 4777-In the Chancery Court ofsh.b-
County. Tenn.-Annie G Dorsey eli al w.
Francis Higgins ct al. ~ Vs.
appearint. from affidavit in thisI causa
1lthat the defendant, Francis McAnnaIv4 I,
a nonresident Of the State of TeaRsssee y
and that his residence cannot be ascertsiped
s aiter alllgent inquiry, Itis therefore ordered
courthouse Of Shelby county, in Remnbis
Tenn, on or before the first Monday In lima
leS5, and plead, answer or .demur 10 eomnlain
ant bill or the samewill be taken for Confessed
rs TO him and SGT fog hearing ex. parte; ana
mat a copy OF this order be published ones q
Ito Ledger, :" Wv Rp''
A oopY-Attsst:
~ N Bradley, D @ and nj. Az A'''r'
de0 Gillham, sol for comp't ua7soSo
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Letter heads, bill heads, bills Of
lading, envelopes, hand bills and every
other kind ofjob printing executed in
the best style and al tue lowest prices
ct the Public LEDGER job printing
Office and blank.book mandatory 10
Madison street, /
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aTAaEs oF THE RlvERs.

street read 80 feet 2 inches.
STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
Melnphis-32 feet 3 inches, rise of
3 inches during the past "a hours;
now 2 feet IL inches below high water
mark.
Pittsburg-1O feet 9 inches, rise
of 2 feet 4 inches.
Oincinnati-4 feet 8 inches,
decline Of 2 feet 2 inches.
Louisville-lO feet Z inches, de-
cline Of 2 inches.
Evansyille-3l feet Z inches, de.
cline of IL inches.
Cairo--43 feet 6 inches, a de-
cline Of 4 inches.
st. LOuis-16 feet 2 inches, and
stationary.
ViOksburg-43 feet 2 inches, a
decline of l inch.
Nashville-2l feet, a decline Of 10
inches. hHH
Chattanooga-lO feet 10 inches, a
decline of IA inches.
Shreveport-22 feet 2 inches, a
rise of 4 inches.
Little Rocks feet 6 inches, rise
Of 4 inches.
White and St. Francis rivers are
falling.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clear and warm.
River rose three inches.
Upper Ohio river rising again.
Business was brisk on the levee this
forenoon.
The upper Mississippi is now open
to navigation.
The Will Kyle is the next 80" line
steamer due down.
The Viut Shinkle is the Friday
packet for Cincinnati.
The Charles P, Chouteau on her
way to st. Louis is due up to-day,
The river is rising very slowly here,
and will probably cease by to morrow
Captain James Rees, the we'll known
boat builder Of Pittsburg, is in the
city. Wh
The Kate Adams is the mail packet
leaving Tomorrow evening for Arkan-
saw City.
The new towboat r. s. Hayes, with
several barges, passed here yesterday,
bound for New Orleans.
The Macready for St. Francis river,
rnd the Ida p0rragh for Arkausaw
river, departed last evening.
The james w. GaF arrived at Cio.
OiOnati yesterday and leaves there
this evening on her return trip to this
port.
The Mary Houston arrived at Gin.
Cinnati yesterday, and the Paris G.
Brown left there in the evening for
New Orleans.
The 0eps Millsr departed last eve
ming for Cincinnati with 275 bales
cotton, 40 bales rags, $50 bbls oil and
600 bars Of railroad iron.
The Annie P. Silver, from St. Louis,
passed doyn last night for New Or.
Jeans, adding here $50 bales cotton
land $50 tons Of oil cake and meal,
The P. SohenOk, lacking about
800 tons of a I'LL I'LL load, passed down
this morning for New Orleans. She
discharged 200 pkgs and added $40
bhlH oil,
The Charles Morgan, With q light
trip Of freight, but full Of people
passed up this forenoon for CihOin-
natl, dischargiug here $50 pkgs and
adding l2b bbls oil. 1l
The Anchor Line steamer City Of
New Orleans with 700 tons Of freight
arrived. arrived here this morning
three and half days out from New
Orleans. She discharged 244 pkgs,
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The subscription price Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is IS per
Anuam and 500 por month for less
than one year. The WEEKLY
LEDGER is 81 per annum-pOstage
free. Payable in advance invaria-
bly,.
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Hand bills Of all sizes, from the
smallest to three sheet poster, done
with neatness and dispatch, at the
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office.
Prices as low as the lowest.
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Entered at the Postofice in Memphis, Tenn,
as second-class matter.
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Railroads..
OPEN.

Gin. LOUSY. & dom.
Np.m msiis. 7soA.m
Gin. Louisv. 4 Mem.
oOs.m 4 4 through usils. 10 90 pm
Chat. J. Mem. II r.
Local and through
3 30 pm mails. 10 am
10 90 am Though malls. 10 90 pm
600 am datioa. AOp.m
Mem. 4 Grenada RR
Local and through ,,
10 90 am Sardis AooomInod'n 3 20 pm
Mem. n u. l.. Is ~
Loyal and through
SOp.m mailg. 40 Pm
ps.m through mails. 4 90 am
Ches., o. A. S. W. r.
Local and thrOuEh
SOp.m mails. 90 am
eOa.m r. through maih. 70 90 pm
XIV. d eta. Malls.
NAns SoiHt ASeat, 43ep.n'
lHelsS i,EvisE sFOiuI
Ws.mt Polse llaei SSOp.mt
ma.miI aR. A)Gp.1t
Nam. q Vieksourg
yO0amtl Irsnt. 9 30 ami
1OOa.mil 81. Louis / Mem. Aft ! 80 PM
ZOO ANT lOscsoiskMem .ABsnt % pm
7O0a.mgl Arkansas Riv0rAgtnt 50 p.mt
Mem. TO Holly5pr' &c,
6O0p.ms Miss. Stago route. W INT
Monday, Wednesday and Sridtg.
fDaily.
iMonday, ThuFbGsy and Saturday.
Sunday, Tuesday aud Friday.
tnuoedav. Thursfaq and katurdRYs
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'0A Prizes amounting ia us, gold 10 $4,000
Tickets, So. Halves. 81.
Attachment Notice.

No; 2S5.-BefOre g. R. Egnew. T.
Sheioy county, Tenn.-C. A. Smith w wi
this cause an attachment bavlng b.o,
~ sued out under section Ass Of The CO. Iee af
Zen aessee. and returned executed by Q yp;sS SI
m a;a on the 2. Q. x S. W. X. r, Co and
sslu X. <. 20. having answered said ssrni iIu
ment as having in their hands, due and nwSne,
SSeisnoant the sum of si9 Is, and afidovje
nt a, pesn made that defendant Is in 1ebted
70 ths plaintiff in the tum Of s52 dine Me- Nv 40
count Tor board, aud that the CLAIM Is yn az
an ana e snat me defendant Is Nonresident ~
ne otsle o. Tennessee, II is therefore ordereS
mat sald defendant make his personal Avn
R pea before laO on the 2Sth day of hDS4
H sSo9, AZ ~ clock a. M, at my office. No ia
s main sweet, Memphis, Tennessee, and ~ o
lsAa sald attachment suit within the tI'.
prescribed By law, or the same Viii w be TIME
o C5 win expSrte: and tbSt COPY of tbT,
Ula1r ~ Pu9htted opes week for tonS
dhi no the 18th day Of March, 1889.
-. a y 81 q q. 4 EGNEW. Up
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RIVER IETELLIGEHCE.
BOATS LRAYINa ro-nAr.

BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
For Friars Point. James Lee. .........5 m
0sceola, Dean Adams...........5 p m
. White river, Hard Cash,.......5 p m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For Arkansaw City, Kate Adams. 30 m
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

CnoaApeane, Onto q southwestern.
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dompIlia ana Oharleatcn.

LzAvK. ARRIvA. |
City timel - -
Through Express. daily II % Pm. l.3Q Am
Mail i Exp'ss,d ly....-. S.lb am. S.B pm |
E0merville Accom- dat'n
daily (oxoept Sund0yl..l 5.lS PM S0s.m
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An Interesting Account.

STONE IN THE BLADDER EXPELLED By USING
DR KESEEDY's f" FAvoBIrE REMEDY"
Dir. 8 w. Hicks, OF Pleasant Valley, Dutch
ess Co., ". Y, the son OF Mr.. Il. S. Hicks.
whose name may have appeared in this journal
in conn, cton with an article similar to this,
was, like his father, afflicted with Stone in the
Bladder, only that his case was more serious
than his fathers. On the appearance OF the
disease the father advised the son TO write to
DIR. David Kennedy, OF Rondout ". Y, who. he
said. would tell him what To do. DR.. Kennedy
replied, suggesting the use OF - Kennedvs Fa-
vonte Remedy" which had worked so success
fully in the fathers case. MIR. Hicks, who hal
been assured by the local physicians that & ey
could do nothing more for him, tried "Favorite
Remedy at venture. After two weeks use
OF II he passed stone 81 OF an inch long and
OF the thickness OF pipe-stem Since then
he has had no symptoms of the return Of the
trouble. Here Is a sick man healed What
better results could have been expected? What
greater benefit could medical science confer
The end was gained: that Is surely enough.
DR.. Kennedy assures the public, by reputa-
ton which he cannot afford to forfeit or I'M
peril, that the "Favorite Remedy does Invig-
crate the Blood, cures Liver, Kidney and Blad-
der complaints, as well as all those diseases
and weaknesses peculiar to females. DIR.
kennedy's Favorite Remedy" for sale by all
druggists
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Lawrence.

Mrs. Hicks, from New Mexico, is in town
visiting her daughter and friends.
The meetings at the Methodist church are
kept up this week. The Presiding Elder is
expected TO be present part of the week.
Our citizens were surprised and panied,
on Monday last, TO hear of the sudden death
of Mr.. S. Il. Conway, who has been doing
business here for some time past.
Mrs. Henry billiard, of the Barnes district,
died last week Thursday. Though her health
had been poor for many years, her last illness
was very brief she being as well as usual
until six hours before her death. Her funer-
al was held at the Baptist church, on Satur-
day last, and in spite of stormy weather the
house was filled with friends and neighbors,
10y whom the deceased had been so long
known.
On Saturday afternoon last, Mr.. Alanson
Ives, an old and highly respected resident of
Arlington, living but few miles from this
place, fell dead while at work in the woods,
his grandson, Sherman Hazard, being with
him. Mr.. Ives was Ga years old. So many
sudden deaths SO near together, have cast a
gloom over our village, and tho bereaved
relatives have the sympathy of the entire
community.
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CORRESPONDENTS



Spring races the last two days in May.
Easter services at the NJ. &c. Church Sun
day.
The Ladies Literary Society are reading
Shakespeare.
Fred L. Mauk starts on his return to Oak.
next Monday.
"There is nothing new under the sun"
Bangor can prove it.
Quite a number of r. A. members went to
st. Joe last Wednesday.
The death of Miss Cora Perry, Of Coloma,
saddened the circle of friends she had formed
in b.
The Congregational church is in fine work
ing order. They have a fine choir, of which
the tenor deserves special praise.
Village election OH Monday was very quiet.
The entire Republican ticket was elected,
with the exception of Treasurer and one
Assessor.
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Now is the time to treat Catarrh. of long
standing. Elvs' Cream Balm reaches OLD and
obstinate cases, where all other remedies fail.
Do not neglect procuring bottle, as in IT lies
the relief you seek Price so cents.
APPLY INTO NosTRILs WITH LITTLE FINGER.
CArARRH. For fifteen years I have been
greatly annoyed with this disgusting disease,
which caused severe pam in my head, continual
dropplngs into my throat and unpleasant
breath. My sense OF smell was much inn
paired. BY thorough use for SIX months OF
Elys Cream BALM 1 have entirely overcome
these troubles. j. B. Case. st. Denis Hotel,
Broadway and 18th ST., n. Y.
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" UNDER THE WEATHER.

How many people drag through life about
half Ill, never really sick, but always miserable
aud dong their work IN listless, reluctant
wsy. 1t dulls the keen edge OF pleasure and
kills the zest OF living. All this results from
impure blood. a bottle OF DIR. Kennedl's ga
vorite Remedy" will transform such sufferers
into new creatures by cleansing the blood and
tonlng up the system. Hundreds are now liv-
ing healthy and happy lives who never knew a
"well day" till they took DIR. Kennedy "Fa-
vorte Remedy"
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Athena.


Mrs. Ann Smith is very sick with lung
disease.
E. Fisk took boarder ON the 4th inst. 1t
was boy.
Elmer Downing is having the measles, just
to be in fashion.
Mrs. Langdon has just returned from a
visit to New York.
Gil. Hinckley has sold his team and talks
of going to Lansing after another.
One of ID. Downing's horses, in jumping
wire fence caught its foot, injuring it severely.
A. q. Hayden leaves very soon for Dakota.
He will take a house and provisions with
him.
a horse belonging TO VIM. Park had his
leg broken the other day, and had to be
killed.
Il. A. Sprague has had an order from
Jackson Co. for his different varieties of
potatoes.
DIR. Stafford went hunting last week and
bagged eight foxes. Six of them were capt
ured alive.
Eber Hayden went to Indiana and bought
a team-and since getting home, one of them
has been badly hurt.
The west school closes this week. We
have had good school, quite different from
last winter Mr.. Carr was our teacher.
The NJ. Z. Church ought to have an organ,
so as not to load the bearers with borrowed
one, to take home while on their way to the
cemetery.
The children and grandchildren of A. S.
Downing met at his house on the Sth inst,
to celebrate his 10Th birthday. Mr.. d. en-
joys such occasions as well rs ever.
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Dur school closed last Thursday.

Our school closed last Thursday.
Miss Clara Coney closed her school in the
Allen district hast Friday.
While on the way home from Decatur last
Wednesday, Mrs. Henry Christie fell and
broke her arm.
The relatives and numerous friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Christie gave them pleas
ant surprise last Saturday evening, that be-
ing the 25th anniversary of their marriage.
A large number of elegant and valuable pres
ents were given them. (Our correspondent
has furnished us with a list of the presents,
and the names of the donors, but owing to a
press of other matter, we are compelled to
omit it.-ED)