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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21

MARYLAND CENTRAL RAnROAD.-The con-
struction train reached Pylesvile, from the up
per end of the new railroad, on Tuesday. The
abutmens of the bridge ut that point are ready
to receive the framework, which has been made
at Delta and will be brought down and placed
in position at once.
The Messrs. McCabes' construction corps
have also reached point near Forest Hill, and
il is expected that the ears will be running TO
that place the first week in October.
"A few nights ago one of the employees of the
railroad left his place on freight train while it
was standing at Loeb Raven. The train started
without his absence being noted and upon its
arrival in Baltimore it was concluded that some
accident had happened to him. A special train
was dispatched to Loeb Raven, when the miss
ing man was found safely lodged in bed in the
station keepers residence. He explained that
the train had left him while he was in the house
attending TO business.
"A large watertank is to be built at Water
vale, which will be supplied by natural flow
from spring % feet higher than the track.
Two large and handsome new passenger en-
gnes, built at the PiltsbuIg Locomotives
Works, have been received. On Wednesday one
of them run TO Bel Air, by Messrs Ford
and Butler, and in few days both engines will
be regularly used on the road
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21

The Democrats of Queen Anne's county
have adopted the jury system of choosing
delegates to the county convention. The
central committee appoints two men from
stitute an executive committee of II. These
take from the poll-list 90 or 30 names from
each district, which are put into box. No
name is put in unless twelve of the executive
committee agree to place it there. A delega-
ton of five from each district is then drawn
by a.man b'ind-folded, and these delegates,
So in all, are to constitute the county nomi-
mating convention.
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MARRIED.

HUNT-BOULDIN.-O the 18th September,
1888, at the Church of the Ascension, by Rev.
Campbell Fair, ID. D., GEORGE JULIUS
HUNT, of Omaha Nebraska, to MARGARET
HOWARD, daughter of William Bouldin Esq,
of Baltimore
AN-CROPSEY. On Sept. 18th, 1859,
at the parsonage, Aberdeen, Md, by Rev. j. W.
Steele, WIN. Is. MCLEAN and ANNIE ID CROP.
SEY, both of Baltimore.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

East Hartford Southern Methodist Church.
Preaching next Sunday, AT Aberdeen, II A. NJ. ;
Perryman ~ p. NJ. Subject morning and night
1.-The Pastors Care" }. w. STEELE, Pastor.
Rev. II. ID. Valiant will preach in the NJ p.
Church, Bel Air, Sunday. Sept. I'D, al IL a. NJ. e,
and at Deer Creek at $50 p NJ Communion
service in the morning.
Rev. w. Il. Valiant will preach at Abingdon
NJ. p. Church, Sunday, Sept. I'D, at II a. NJ and
at Mt. Carmel, at 3 30 p. NJ Communion service
i'm the afternoon.
preaching next Sunday, at Gunpowder NJ. Il.
Church, 1870 A. NJ. Abingdon $50 p. NJ. and T.;N
p. M. j. C. NICHOLSON, Pastor.
The weekday services at Emmanuel Church,
Bel Air, will be held every Friday afternoon, at
Az o'clock. Rev. Jas. Is. Craighill Rector.
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ANOTHER DIVORCE SUIT.-The suit of Mrs.
Clara b. Taylor for divorce from her husband,
II enry l.. Taylor, of Bush River Neck, has as
sumed new phase. On Monday Hon. Henry
w. Archer, counsel for Mr.. Taylor, filed cross
bill, in which Henry l.. Taylor, the plaintiff,
prays for divorce from his wife, Clara b. Tay-
lor. The bill rccites the facts alleged IN Mrs
Iaylor's suit, in regard to the marriage of the
parties, alleging, also, that his wife has aban-
doned him and her home, since the 23d of
August, 1888, without sufficient cause that he
married her after very short acquaintance
and was deceived by her representations, &c.-
That after her marriage she behaved with great
improperly, regardless of her proper duties
as a wife; that she objected TO aud endeavored
to prevent her husband from keeping u Bible
in his house; thar while he was reading in one
of his Bibles she took it forcibly from his hands
and threw ii in the fire. That she behaved with
violence when displeased, used profane Ian
guage and broke open his door with an axe
The bill also charges adultery. The plaintiff
therefore prays fora divorce dpiaculo mdtriD,omii
The defendant, Mrs. Clara B. Taylor, has been
summoned to answer on the LIST Monday of Octo
Der next
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WOODBRIDGE, TRAVERs & Co., Importers,
GA BUCHANAN'S VIII ARR, BALTIMORE
ID EGISTsATION NOTICE.
OCTOBER SITTING, 1883.

Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Har
ford county, that the OCTOBER SITTING for
the year 1881 of the Officers of X, gstratiOn of said
county for the purpose of revising and complet-
ing their regstries of voters and poll books will
begin
On the First Monday Of October, 1883
and continue during the days of said Monday and
the following day, Tuesday, LIST and I'd days of
october, 1883. The respective Offices of Rcgistra-
tlon VIII be kept open on each of said days above
named between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and
O'clock =, NJ, during which hours persons en-
titled can apply for registration.
The places and days OF sitting of the respective
Officers of Registration are rs follows:
FIRST Election District Arlington.
ATABINGDoN,
On MONDAY and TU ESDAY. the LIST and I'd days
of October 1883.
Second Flee ion Distriet-IIaI Cross
Roads.
AT ABERDEEN
On MONDAY and TUESDAY, the list and I'd
days of October, 1883.
Third Election District-Rc, Air.
AT BEL AIR,
On MONDAY and TUESDAY. the LIST and "A days
OF October, 1882
Fourth Election District--MarshnIrs
AT JARRETTSVLLE,
On MONDAY and TUESDAY, the LIST and I'd
days of October, 1883.
Firih Election District Dublin.
AT DUBLIN,
On MONDAY and TUESDAY. the LIST and "a
days of October 1883.
Sixth Election District--IIayre de Grace
AT HAVRE DE GRACE,
At Office Of d. Y. Burke, MONDAY and TT Es-
DAY, the list and ~ days of October, 1883.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21

Mr. Michael Whiteford has Withdrawn
from the political field as an Independent
candidate for County Commissioner from the
fifth district. Mr.. Whteford has done the
right thing. He has been too often honored
by the Democratic party to be justified in
opposing its regularly nominated candidate
now. Mr.. Whiteford and his friends, we
hope, will now support the entire Democrat
ic ticket
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lDIED

announcements Of marriages ana DedthS FREE
obituary Notices fCe cents per line.
SMlTlI.-Of cholera iniantum, August 2lst,
EDWARD THOMAS, infant child of VIM s.
and NJ. Adde Smith.
In silent sleep our darling boy,
Whose brightness filled our home with Joy,
He's gone Il bud to earth was given,
Too fair to bloom except in heaven;
And though we miss him, should we mourn2
His infant tongue no sin had borne,
And Jesus called him home from me;
We bow, oh God, ana trust in thee.
MOTHER.
EMORY In Baltimore on Wednesday,
September 18Th, JAMES II. EMORY, infant son
of Daniel Grant and Mary Emory.
WILLIAMSON Tuesday afternoon, Sept
18th, 1882 BRENT, aged 10 months and Il days,
son of b. j. and Susie Williams, of Darlington.
Cecil county papers please copy.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21

MIR. Joshua G. Smith, of the fifth district,
Republican candidate for County Commits
soner, asks us to say that he does not intend
to withdraw from the ticket upon which he
has been nominated.
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Persons on foot, on horseback or in carri-
ages. ............ ................,...$ 50 25
Children under IL years of age......... ..... IL
Each hOrse.. Is
Grand Stand. %
Quarter Stretch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... so
Liberal arrangements have been made with the
Maryland Central Railroad for the transportation
of Freight and PASSENGERS to aud from Rel Air
Persons leaving Baltimore AT g A. NJ. or o. Ii A.
NJ. can visit the Fair Grounds ana return the
same day-leaving Rel Air ut or 40 p. NJ
Tickets from Baltimore to Bel Air and return, in
Guiding admission to Fair Grounds, $l.OO From
intermediate points at correspondingly low rates.
The early morning train from Port Deposit and
Havre de Grace will be met mt Edgewood by
Coaches and passengers conveyed safely to Fair
Grounds, and IL desired returned to Edgewood
same day in time TO connect with evening train
for the same points.
VIM BALDWIN, President
GEO. j. FlNNEl, secretary. sep2l
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21

The Republican organ desires a change
II. the system of county bookkeeping. Does
it want to introduce the Republican system
of Addition, Division and Silence" as prac-
ticed at Washington?
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= PLENDTD PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ON SPESIIEIH uGssSn

MIDDLE ISLAND FARM DIVIDED, IG5
Acres, more or less, of the best land in the State
with all the improvements, new large Mansion
House. two Tenant Houses, numerous Outbuild-
ings, hrst-class, with the FISHING SHORE aud
all the buildings now under lease at 800 per sea-
son, from March the LIST until June LIST. These
buildings can he used for canning business if de-
sired. The land Is embraced by single straight
line from hay shore and intersecting Il large
cherry tree, on to the Creek including large
range OF pastorage. Alsnlavng large Peach and
Apple Orchards, in fun hearing. Peaches select
ed kinds for canning business
The whole Middle Island Farm of a9G Acres
with valuable mineral deposits of Brick Mould
ing Sand can be bought together
Large portion of purchase money can remain
ON the premises secured by mortgage. bearing
Ing per cent, interest. Apply to
j. s. Il q. l.. DALLAM
Real Estate Agents, Bel Air
Or on the premises to D. MSTMMONS'
Aberdeen P. o., Hartford Co., Md. I3ju
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FINGER TO BE AMPUTATED.-About three
weeks ago while working on the road for Mr..
Geo. Lochary, near Churchyille, Mr.. John Slade
had the foreflngcr of his left hand almost torn
of, by getting it caught in chain, while hook
ing upa team of oxen and horses. For two
Prof. Alan Smith, of Baltimore, who has decid-
ed that ampuIation of the finger will be neces-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21

RECovERED.-Th friends of Mr. Robert D.
kirkwood in Hartford county will be pleased TO
learn that he has recovered from his recent Sc
we're illness and resumed his duties as the super
intendent of the House of Refuge last Friday
The Day says MIR. kirEwood is very popular
with the officers and boys of the institution.
Mr. Kirkwood is Il native of Hartford county.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21

ANOTHER CANNING HOUSE BURNEp-The
canning house of Isaac W. Dcckman, near Dub
lin, was burned to the ground, about daylight
Wednesday morning. Nothing was saved. The
loss is estimated ut 81, 900, ON which there an
insurance of 1910 ON the building and 81, 800 on
contents, in the Hartford company. The fire is
attributed to inccndarism.
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CHLORIDE OF CALCIUM.

FRUIT PACK ERS requiring this article can
obtain il in Barrels at lowest market prices by
writing to or calling upon
CHARLES l.. OUDESLUYS & SON,
24aug6t No. II Exchange Place, Baltimore
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DEATH OF JUNIUs BRUTUs BooTH.-Junus
Brutus Booth died at Manchester-by che. Sea, N.
H., on Monday night Mr.. Booth was the cid.
est son of the famous actor whose name he
bore, and brother of Edwin and John Wilkes
Booth. He was born in Charleston in 1921 and
spent the early part of his life on his fathers
farm, near Fountain Green, Hartford county. He
was wellknown actor and theatrical manager,
but retired from active work several years ago.
He was married three times. His third wife,
Mrs. Agnes Booth, survives him, having been
summoned to his death.bed from New York.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21

Our contemporary, the Bel Air Times, las
been enlarged to an eight, column paper,
about tn size of Tile Democrat and The
AEgss. The Times is well edited, well printed
and altogether good Republican news-
paper
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21

SALES OF CANNED GooDs.-Messrs. s. b.
Silver ~ Bro. have sold A. 900 cases of tomatoes
at 80 cents per dozen, and 5000 cases of corn at
s. cents. Mr.. Johns II. Janncy has also sold
1000 cases of tomatoes at 80 cents, and Mr.. j.
w. Harvard 500 cases of tomatoes at % cents
The latter were shipped to Baltimore by the
Maryland Central Railroad, last week
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21

NAlloNS.T- ilC bhliIlllDlCCOuhlJ
convention met at Towsontown, on Tuesday
and nominated the following ticket:
States ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Charles Burke.
Sherif-Joseph X. knight.
Judges of the Orphans Court-Mark Mellor b.
Howard Gorsuch. John Centrum.
Treasurer. Harmon Schone.
County Commssoners-John II. b. Parlett,
James Rittenhouse, John Il. Crout.
County Surveyor-Charles b. Mcclellan.
State Senator-Charles Bohn Slingluf.
House of Decentralization w. Onutt, Samuel
Brady, Thomas Kclbaugh, s. Allen Leib, James
j, Lindsay, Joshua IL Cockey.
The following resolution in relation to To-
cal option was adopted without opposition
"Reaoi0ed, that this convention recommend that
the executive committee of the Democratic
party be requested to confer with the Republican
executive committee, and if they agree, then
both the Democratic and Republican tickets to
be used at this falls election shall have upon
them, For or against local option, without pledg-
ing the delegates to anything further. If elected
they will present "A bill to the Legislature giving
the people of the unity the right to vote upon
the question of local option for the whole county,
provided majority of votes shall be for local
option
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FIRE.-Last Sunday night week, about ~
o'clock, Mr. Thomas Denbow, near Jarrettsyile
discovered that the meat house of his neighbor,
Mr.. John Chatterton, was on fire. Rousing his
son.in-law, Frank Spencer, they went 10 the
place and found the roof of the meat house
nearly burned off, and the dwelling house in
great danger, the occupants not being aware of
the fire. Together with Mr.. John Carroll they
succeeded in preventing the flames from spread
ing TO the adjoining buildings. Mr.. Chatterton
was not at home at the time. The house con-
tanned quantity of meat, and it is believed
some of this was stolen and the building set on
fire.
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THE LAST OF THE SEAsoN.-The last meeting
of the Bel Air German Club took place Tues
day night at the residence of DR.. E. Hall Rich
ardson. The leaders on this occasion were Dr.
j. Camp Butler and Miss Maggie Bell. The at
tendance was large. The fsvors were numerous
and beautiful. Before adjourning sine die DIR.
Butler and Miss Bell were each presented with
a handsome wooden sickle, for an emblem and
remembrance of departed joys. The sickles
were hand-painted and contained the mono
grams of the leaders--the work being beautiful.
ly executed by Mrs. s. W. Bradford, of Bel Air
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ROBBERY OF A TRUNk.-A trunk belonging
TO Miss Sallie e. Walters, teacher of Oakland
school, below Aberdeen, which had been sent
to her by express from IIavre de Grace, last
week, was broken open at Aberdeen station and
all her clothing taken, except pair of gloves
and a pair ofcutls.
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TOURNAMENTS AT NEwINGToN PARK-Seyer
al Hartford and Baltimore county knights took
part in the tournaments at Newington Park
last week, by the Oriolc Tournament Associa,
ton. On Thursday the knights participating
were Wilton Greenway, Frank ii. Arthur, j. d.
Almony, ID. E. Wiley, j. E. Kemp, w. j. Wal
tiers, C. Lyon Rogers, E. Yates Henkle, W. b.
Stephens, Geo. Chesley, w. b. Hutchns, W. b.
Pearce, w. b. Cockey, John W. Shipley, w. E.
Pierce, p. f. Smith, H. f. Quicker, j. A. Rut-
ter, F. p. Smith, W. G. Briscoe, X. G. CLANCY,
r. G. McComas and Harry Burdett The sue
sessful knights wereJ. d. Almony, w. b. Cock
ey, W. Edward Pierce and ID. L. Wiley, in the
order named, who received as prizes buggy,
set of harness, saddle and bride and four-n-
hand whip.
On Friday another tournament was held at
the same place, when the successful knights
were g. Lyon Rogers, of Baltimore county, j.
A. Butler, of Hartford; Harry Burdett, of How
ard, and w. j.. Waters, of Montgomery. The
prizes were set of harness, saddle and bride, a
buggy whip and silver pitcher.
The eight successful riders in the two days
riding then contested for the championship of
Maryland. j. d. Almony, of Baltimore county,
took three rings six times in succession and
was declared the champion
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THE ENTRY BOOKS
are now open for the registry of Animals and Ar
tces intended for exhibition.


The general interest felt in the exhibitions of
this Society and the arrangements already made,
warrant the Directors in assuring the public that
the Tenth Annual Exhibition will be in no re-
spccts inferior to those previously held by the
Society. In every department Stock, Machine
ry, Household and Farm Productions Exhi-
bition will he Il credituble representation of the
resources and industry of Hartford and ad Looming
Counties A number of attractive features have
been added To the programme for each day, so
that the interest of visitors will not he suffered to
decrease. Good order and decorum will be strict
ly enforced.
The Grounds will be open on MONDAY, OCT.
Sth. for the reception of Articles and Stock for
the Exhibition. Ladies'. AgrcuturstS. Pomolo-
gists iorticulturists, Poulterers. Graziers In
ventors and Mechanics are cordially invited to
become exhibitors, and for their encouragement
LIBERAL PREMIUMS ARE OFFERED IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT..
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Town lMrRovRMENTs.--The Town Commits
sioncrs of Bel Air have the new street lamps
erected and ready for ujc the next dark night
The brick pavemcnts are being repaired and new
board walks made on Green, CORTLAND and
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21

The BALTIMORE ORIOLES, sixty in number,
with band of music arrived in Bel Air We'd
nesday evening, in three large omnibuses, and
gave ball in the Town Hall, TO which num-
Der of persons in the neighborhood were invited
The programme was not concluded until nearly
six o'clock Thursday morning, and after break
FAST at Stagmer's Hotel they left for Baltimore
stuffed Oriole, handsomely mounted, was pre-
sented to Miss Lizzie Bauer, daughter of Mr.
Henry Bauer, who lives near Bel Air. The party
was chiefly composed of young men who worked
upon the Orioe floats at Baltimore the past
summer. The committee Heterogeneous were
W. j. O'Bren and A. s. Bartholomew. Master
of Ceremonies, Jas. A. Flynn.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Last Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Samuel Webb, well-known farmer living
near Jarrettsvlle, dropped dead in the field,
while engaged in turning over clover seed. DIR.
NJ l.. Jarrett was sent for but the case was be-
yond the reach of earthly skill. Death is
supposed to have been caused by apoplexy.
Mr.. Webb had been as well as usual and had eat
en- hearty dinner short time before he went
out to work. He was about 60 years of age and
leaves wife, three daughters anG one son about
10 years of age. One of his daughters is the
wife of Mr.. VIM. Henderson and another is the
wife of Mr.. II. s. HUH. Mr. Webb was wor-
thy, industrious man and was much respected.
The nterment was at EDenezer NJ. E. Church
on Monday. The funeral services were conduct.
ed by Rev. Messrs. Cronin, Anthony, Cuddy and
Henderson. The attendance was very large
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.-The Commissioners met Monday Her.
man stump and Thomas II Robinson, attorneys
for Johns II. Janney, appealed from the decision
of the Commissioners ordering the opening of
new road from Lochary's Fording, Deer Creek
to Smiths Shops. The Clerk was instructed to
write 10 Mr.. Joshua Husband and order the
work to be stopped
The Clerk was instructed to invite the Com.
missioners of Baltimore county to meet the
Commissioners of Hartford county at Franklin
ville on Monday, September 24th, to locate .
bridge over the Little Gunpowder, near thai
place.
The Clerk was instructed to advertise for propo
sails tor opening the proposed new road from
St. Clair's Bridge TO the Rocks.
John s. Dallam and Michael Whitcford wer,
appointed to locate the bridge at Preston'l
| Mill.
Adjourned to meet October LIST.
~
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BALTIMORE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NoMI-
NATIoNs.--The Baltimore county Democratic
convention met at Towsontown, on Tuesday
and nominated the following ticket.
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Democrats, make no promises to vote for
any Republican. This is not time for COM
plimentary votes, or to vote for political
opponents as a personal favor. The election
this fall has a national bearing, aud the party
presidential election. There is victory in the
air. The Republican party must GO W&imin-
Ster AdUocdte.
Hon. Daniel Fields, an ex-President of the
Maryland Senate, died suddenly, of heart dis
ease and congestion of the lungs, at his home in
Caroline county, on Sunday night. He
was II years of age, and was prominent Dem
ocratic politician,
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The Egis and Intelligencer.

EB THE EGIs has more extended circulation
mong the intelligent farmers and business men
The attention of advertisers is directed to this
act.
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box STALLS FOR TRACK HORSES.
GOOD BAND OF MUSIC.
ADMISSION.

ersons on foot, on horseback, or in carri-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-06
Endedin Smoke.

The great puzzle contest rr,n ,iao
for some weeks past by vIes,rs
SamelSOn & Co. terminal ed last S,,.
urday, and resulted IN 800 Oie,-s
known to the public as Full Moon .
being equally divided between MIS-
McNuItg and Mr. H. G. Saxtor. each !,
having %esEed out eight combipa.
tons of three words each. A box If
ono hundred cigars, known as "Cbick.
asaw Guards" was awarded to Ar
George W. Bird, he having arranged
aOS combinations of two words. His
closest competitor was Mr.. Il. n
Becker, with 200 combinations. The.
tour word prize of 500 was not.
awarded. though two persons pre-.
sented such combinations. Among
them Mr.. Bird had a com binatiop Of
four wor s, but they were not all
English; hence were regarded as out
Of the race.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-06
= PERSONAL.

MIA r. Schumau left for the East
Sunday morning.
Ihos. 81. Wilson, cabinetmakeE and
upholstereT. All kinds iaFniturO re-
paired at short notice, ~ Jefferson. I
j. P. Alban & Co. have removed to
38l Main street, adjoining the Jack
son block. This firm deals in surgical
and dental instruments, as we'll as
crutches, shoulder braces, trussss,
etc. They make trusSeQ q specially,
and are the only firm in the city who
adjust them on the wearer, guarantee.
inga perfect fit, The afllistcd n reed
of such articles can End the most
complete assortment at Adams to
make their selections from,