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A Remarkable Incident Of Real
Lite.

Weilsvllle IN. ~ Democrat.
In the town Of Scio lived, about two
weeks ago, in apparent domestic fel,ciS
ty, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred leonard. Tf2ey
we're young couple, and had enjoyed
but few mont hs of domestic bliss ny
when, for some uuaccountable reason,
the husband grew less fond of his wife;
and looked back to the days when he
was single with regret There occa-
sionally visited his home Mr.. Jerome
Lamphere, a man seemingly more fitted
by nature for the JOYS and comforts that
cluster above the freside, and who ad.
mired the little woman who tried to
make life pleasant for Leonard. Wheth-
er the admiration was reciprocal our in-
formant leaves Us to conjecture. We
naturally jump to the conclusion that it
was. Be that as it NAV, The husband
cared not, but saw in tampbere's pla-
tonic emotions way to drive bargain,
and cast offthe slender vine" that clungS
to him. So one day be broached ttier
subject of selling his wife, in the pres---
ence OF Lsmpbere He was asked hs
price for the jewel he possessed. The
price ixaa upon exceeds anything that
history records, being the enormous
sum of 81. The money was paid, and
the property delivered 10 about the same
way man would sell cow to butch
Ter The wife consented to the bargain,
and departed with the man who had not
paid for by the pound one-tenth as much
IS he would have had to pay for hen
turkey. She is now living with Lamp
here near Elwelrs mill.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-15
Swapping q Jackass for a SAC, 900
Lot.
Pittsburgh Dispatch.

Henry Clay once owned the lot op-
posite the White House in Washington,
and Commodore John Rogers wanted
it, but the old Hhig persistently refused
to dispose Of it. o. his return from
the Mediterranean the Con- ,nodore
brought in one of his vessels fine An
dalusian iackass wffich Clay wanted for
bis Kentucky stock farm. All his offers
we're rejected, until one day the Com
modore said, "You can have him for
your lot opposite the White House. -
"Done," was Clsy's reply, and the ami.
NAL was shipped of to Kentucky. The
Commodore built the now historic
house, which Secretary Seward occupied
during the war. Here Paine endeavor.
ed to- assassinate him on the night when
President Lincoln was shot. The lot II
now valued at $4,000.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-15
REDUCED RATEs to- WASHINGTON
BALTIMORE s. OHIO r. r.
Reunion of the Society of tho Army
of the Potomac, May 18th
and 10Th.

For this occasion, on shove dates,
Round Trip Excursion Tickets will be
sold from all principal Stations, on the
Baltimore & Ohio. West of the Ohio
River, at greatly reduced rates, good
for return passage until May 19.h.
The B d o. runs three through trains
daily to Washington, with Palace Sleep.
ing Cars attached. fhis PiEttresdue
R R,ute OVER the Allegheny Mountains
and through the Valley Of the Potomac,
made Historic" BY the late War and is
always interesting to the old soldier.
Be sure you 60 via B & o. and avoid
the many disagreeabie change of cars.
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Low Rate Excursion to Kansas via
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad.

The German Baptsts (Dunkards),
hold their annual meeting st Lawrence,s
or Bismarck Grove, Kansas. on Tues
dav, May 18th. The B. & o. railroad
will sell round trip tickets, from stations
on. its Trans OHIO Divisions, to Law
renee and return, ct one<half the regular
rate, tickets good going from May 10th
TO 18th, good returning thirty days
from date. This is the lowest round
trip rate ever offered, giving such aiong
limit. Any one contemplating trip
west, now is the opportunity.
Through trains on the B & o neces-
states but one change Of car, between
the Ohio and Missouri rivers.
For further Information, address
W. E. REPPERT,
Pass. Agent, Columbus, o !,
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

T,HN undersigned, having been appointed
i Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, thst he is
prepared to fill Pensioners Blanks. admin
lister Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages. and other instruments o.
writing. JOHN JBFfBRs.
sprls,16y 3ssllsville. Monroe Co ohio
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Erie's Experience.
ANOTHER CURE UTTERLY WITHOUT 4 fRE.
CEDENT.

ERIE. Pa, Sept. 10th, 1851.
Or. HARTMAN; / cannot but express
my thanks to you for the great benefit
| received from the use OF Psrind and
Mdnalin. One bottle of each placed
me squarely on my feet. after g long
sickness. which had laid me iu bed and
then left me lame and crippled. Three
days use OF these remedies dispensed
with the cane, and in week / was per-
fectly well. N ]. WRIGHT.
Business Agent, Erts Evenino Herald.
Ask vout Druggist for DR. HARr-
MANS Book on the ellis of Life" He
will give it gratis. II not, address Da.
q. at Osborn, o.
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I.P. FARQUHAR. M. ID.
formerly of GAINESVILLE, 0hio,)

Physician and Surgeon,
OGce and residence in the Walton property,
WOODS Ell E L D o 81 o.
Having located At the above place, offers his
Professional services, whore he hopes BY
close attention to business to merit public
confidence and patronage
Chronic Diseases ~ill receive specisl
attention. nsy4,?5r
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-15

Hoods Sarsaparilla gives an appetite
and imparts new life and energy to all
the functions Of the body. Try bottle
and realize it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-15

What mistakes we should make II wa
had the choosing, and marked out nice.
smooth paths for our friends,
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THE NEW PATENT
DuSt.Proof
STEM WINDING OPEN FACE CASE
MANUFACTURES RY THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

:" a1thana, Mass.
This, case Is formed in one solid piece With
out joint or seam, opeuins in front only, thus
avoiding the usual Cap. and securing greater
strength and durability.
These Watches are all upsa face. The bszel,
into which an extra strong crystal is fitted
with an especially proposed waterproof ce-
ment, is attached TO the case by screwing it
thereon, and thus forms an sir-tightjuncs
tion with the body Of the case, which is
proof against dust and moisture.
To railroad men, travellers, miners, lum-
bernen and others who are almsst con-
stautly exposed and who have to make fire.
quent reference to the watch, these qualities
are Of the utmost Importance.
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The following letters tell their
own story.

own AtOry
"vALDosrA, GEORGIA, July 60, 1882.
Il sold one Of your Patent Dust Proof
Cases sbout ten months ago, and the other
day It came back to me with the request to
make it wind easier. On examination
found that the stem was rusty, and inquired
into the cause Of it. The gentleman stated
to me that he Was starting some saw logs
that had lodged in the bend Of the river
when his chain caught in bush aud threw
his watch into about twelve feet of water,
and he was about two hours snding It. When
he got it outfit was running aud he Ii, ought
ali right. In about three months he fund
that the stem was hsrd to turn and sent It
to me.
can say that the watch Is all that the
company claims for It and recommend Il to
all railroad and mill men.
B. W. BENTLY'.
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Advertising Rates;

wLessl advertisements charged at the rate
Of enc dsllar per square for first inserticn, and
Afty cents fer each subsequent insertion.
Administrstsr's or Executors, Attachment
nai Rsaa Nstices, s. 90.
Local Notices, per line. first insertion. 10
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"cIrsros iowa, April %, 1881

"CIINToN Iowa, April 29, 1881.
II wish you would send me spring for
the VIM. Rllery Watch By the way
this EllerY is watch sold in your Screw
Bezel Case to farmer last fall. The first Of
Janaary he lost his watch in9he woods, and
found It this week in about one foot Of wa.
ter. II had lain three months and over in
snaw and water, with but slight injury 10
the watch-only hair.spring.
C. g.. RAYMOND"
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The above we're very severe tests, and de
monstrate beyond doubt, that for any rea-
sonable length OF tims during which watch
might be under wster 1t would receive no
injury Whatever.
thvse cases In both gold and
silver. andas Perfectly Dust.Pr00f
Stem winding watch Case, Chai.
lense the World 10 Produce It's
Equal.
F0rSale by all First-Class jewelers..
mch27. .'S3m3.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-20

Miss LOUISE Book, an efficient aud popu-
lar teacher 10 tue public schools, leaves to-
morrow for Port Byron, N. Y.
MEssRs. H. A. HAMILTON, Merrill Kremer
and Eugene Leidy were yesterday elected
members Of the Cotton Exchsnge.
MASTER CHARLES A. SEWER Misses Josie
and Susie SEWER and DIR. Charles II. SEWER,
of Brownsville, visited the Merch ants Ex-
change yesterday.
Miss MATTE BOYD returned yesterday
after six years of constant study at Vssssr
College. Miss Boyd vas accom- panied on
her return home By her mother, Mrs. A. NJ.
Boyd, and Ars. d. P. Hadden.
The following were passengers on the
steamer CAT, which left for Cincinnati yester-
day eve ming: Mr.. A J. Steele, Mr.. E. Whit
more, Miss Lucie Mill r, Mics Sallie MilIar,
A. F. Field and wife, A. S Shepherd and
wife, Mrs. Willismr, Mrs Sus,er, Miss Helen
M. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs Thilman and
family, D. F. Powell and wife, TT Ramsey,
F: F: Wilson, F. NJ. Cristy, F A. Simmons,
Mr.. Weed, Miller, E. 81. Mischerson and
David Norman.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Or, quet Is icing revived.

-Cr5quet ia being revived.
The duster hss been ri suscitated.
Paving on Second street begins to-day. J
Anniversary exercises at st Agnes last
night.
Several plain druaka got So fees yealer-
day.
The E kfords meet st their hall to-
night.
The weather is more than ever stock
subject.
"A new supply of strycbiniue is wanted
fer the dog tribe.
Three delinquent jurors were fined S.
each By Judge Greer yesterday.
The thermou eter ranged l1O0 in the
sun YESTERDAY, snd 1909 il the shade.
Old city Indebtedness amounting 10
$SO,75o was filed for funding yesterday.
M. Bowman wss fined S25 yesterday tor
keeping his grocery store open on Sunday.
The Amateur Athletic Association gave
their fourth public performance yesterday.
"A license to marry was issued yesterday
10 F. c. Siockmeier and Miss Mary Ann
Wheeler.
inihe Cfimiual Court, yesterday. 1t was a
game OF bluff.
The Penny Club had an enjoyable en-
tertsinment at DR.. Watson's residenca last
evening.
Dan Shelby's Indebtedness to Meach.m
& Horton was $500, instead Of $1,000, as
printed yesterday.
The sheriff has collected S15, 600 back
city taxes from the Fourth, Fifth, SIKH,
Seventh and Tenth vards.
Cannon yesterday to sell him a suit 10 which
TO hang the murderer, Robert Wilson.
The shooting scrape in which Mr.. Mat.
tie Clouston played The leading role comes up
for hearing before Judge Hsdden this morn
inI.
The. little daughter of James Byrnes
who was prostrated by the heat Monday
was reported to be rapidly recovering yesfer
day.
President MADDEN is down on the yio-
lators OF the Sunday ordinances, and de-
clares his Intention 20 break up the business
if possible.
Nothing has yet bean heard of Eugene
Clouston, who was last seen goiog in the
direction OF NoneOnnah in a single g~rment
The wlfely stoier will be trieu to-day.
--Oa account Of the sudden illness Of Mr..
Jesse Reed, a juror in toe damage suit of
Smith Us. the LiIIle Rock railroad the case
has been laid over for s-day or two.
Crowds OF colored boys hover around
the trestlework on Broadway street. east of
Main, and annoy ladies passing over on the
plank walks. The attention OF The police il
called to this locality.
The Chickassw Guard, in undress Coz
tune, were drilling hard last night, on Mon
roe street, between Main and Front, TO get
themselves in readiness for ftisndiy contest
with the Macon Volunteers
Annie L. Winberg was appointed s9-
ministrator of Axel WInberg BY judge e.
bridge yesterd ". There is no estate. and it
is rumored that the appointment was made
for the purpose OF bringing suit.
The concert, to be given Thursday evening.
for the purpose OF raising a monument 10
the memory of the late James kirkland, has
BEEN postponed 10 Friday evening on account
of the unavoidable delay in the arrival of
the Macon Volunteer
Tho Finland female, Lena Streane, who
hiss taken up her lodging at the station
house, has been warned TO SEEK employment
or her name will be entered on the docket.
The GaJoso House singer, who has been cor
fined in the calaboose some time, says the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-20
LOCAL kuliCEs.

ANY grocer will tell you that Dsap's best
Rio and Java mixed coffee is the best on the
market.
TELEPHONE to ]. II. Manor for TIE best
horses and buggies in the city. No I64 Main
street, opposite courthouse.
NEW STOCK CARPETS M attinss, Baby
Bug2ies just received
AMES BEATTIE & CO., S6S Main St.
Ia DIAMoND Dses will color auyihiDo
any color, and never fail. The easiest snd
best way TO econemize. Ten ceots- at all
druggists.
Mr.. SAMUEL Nook, of Loeb & Nook,
shirt manufacturers, lett last night for
Chicsgo, and will he gone about a week.
While there be will visit all the lea;ing
shnt-makers and laundry establishments 10
obtain pointers for the bens fl of their tx
tensive trade. He expects to purchase all
the latest improved machinery for a steam
laundry, for their own use
LADIES will 6nd relief from their hesd-
ache, costiveness, swimming in The hesd.
collie, sour stomach, restiessness. indigestion
constant or periodical sick headaches, weak
ness in the back or kidneys, pain In the
shoulders and different parts of the body. a
feeling of lassituds and despondency. by TAX
ing Simmons's Liver Regulator. II should
be used by all persons, old and young. 1t is
not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and is
not injurious TO the most delicate constitu-
ton: None genuine except that prepared by
J. II. Zeiiin q %.
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FOR LEASE.
TENNESSEE PENiTEMTIARY
SIX YEARS. TERN LEASE NOTICE.
FOR LEASE.

DURsUANT 10 an Act of the General Assembly
Il Of the State OF Tennessee, passed March ~,
1873. approved March %, 1888 and entitled +" An
set to provide for the lease and management Of
the State Penitentisry." the Governor 81 Tennes-
9Th day OF July 1883 at the boar Of IL O'Clock m,
at the front door OF the capitol IN NASHVILLE Tenn,
~, nee eSe s a, p15 9 she snpsry
Is T. the PenitentiaTy OF tennessee and the labor
Of the convicts together with the quarry grounds.
buildings, fixtures, machinery, TOOLS engines,
patterns, etc, belonging 70 the State.
TgRMs-The lease will be made upon the follow
Ing terms; Notlss than one hundred thousand
(S100, COO dollars per annums payable quarterly,
clear Of all expenses 70 the state on any account
assistant warden, SURGEON and chaPlsin. which
TO be paid by the State, and bono with Ap-
.,Ses arfay snoe If 81 Inc reoureeots Of
said act In regard 10 the lease.
AL persons desiring 70 bid viii be required be-
fore6and TO ble an 0blikAt 70 be approved by
the Governor signed by those whom they propose
to give sureties, which shall oblgate such per-
sons to become the snreties on the bond required,
in the event this bid OF tDei- principal IL success
full; and AL parties proposing 70 bid VIII be TO
CURED, in addition thereto, 70 file with the Gov
nessee for ten thousand $4,000 dollars payable
70 his order, and 70 be forfeited 70 the State II tho
bic OF such party be accepted and is not complied
with. The bid OF a party VINO has not complied
with these requirements Will not be cried or con
ndered against the bid Of a party who hss
Will be made Is here refe rred 70 a. part hereof
cory Of which win be furnished any person de-
Secretary OF State Governor.
LocATIos-Tbe Penitentiery IL located In mash
Vile, and has been Leased for q number Of years.
The average number Of convicfs therein during
the last two yesrs Is thirteen hundred and sixteen
1870, and there are now thirteen hundred and
fOrty (l8f3) therein.
RksrncTIoss-The lessees will not be permitted
70 keep more than I've hundred and nfty (b5o) male
convicts in the main Prison At any one time, but
will have the authority 70 work the same an
where In Tennessee-safe and suitable qusrters
being furnished-s1biect 70 the rules and regula-
uons provided in said act aud otherwise provided
BY Jaw.
How ENPLoYGD-Large numbers have regularly
been hired out by the preseat lessees 70 work In
the mines aud in the construction Of railroads,
etc, In Tennessee. They also ploy those IN the
prison building AZ Nashville (many Of whom
experienced ana sziled lAborers and OF long term
senteucel In manufacturing wagons. iron hollow
ware furniture etc; the average numb OF way
ons now made being about Fifty day.
For Information and particulars address the un-
dereigned or the Governor
Done By order Of VIM. 3. Bate. Gov ssn0E Ct Ton
nessee, this April Is, 1858.
d. L. KUHN.
Secretary 81 State. Nashville, Tenn.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

L. A. Perkins snd P. NJ. Ward to Isham
G. Harris, part of south half of lot 404, b.
ginning on the northeast corner Of Third
street and the alley between Poplar and Ex-
change, fronting 3Sxl14 feet, $4,000.
lsham G. Harris TO w. ]. Chase, same as
abave, $1,000.
Sarah S Peele 10 I. T. johnson, lots and
aud 203 feet off Of north side 10, s, on the
west side OF Tennessee street, 203x1524 leet,
to low water on Wolf river, $4,000.
Sarah s. Peele to Aston Bovd ard A. d.
Gvynne, lots l, 2, g, 4 and 5, on toe south
east corner of Talbot and Tennessee streets
21S0I300 feet, running back to Huling street,
$4,000.
TN. Somers and wife, to Tennessee South
err railroad, 1123x170 feet, on the northwest
corner OF Caroina end Eighth streets, S36 SO.
Qult claim from Boyd d Gwynne 10 Pant
ers' Oil Mill Company, same as fourth in
lit, 81.
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ticle on 'Idealism 10 New England" from
Frothiughsm, will delight the philosophic
"Americsn Fiction by Women" is a bright
piece of criticism. There are other notice.
able articles, out what We have said shows
that the Atlantic fer June comes Up to its own
best standard.
TIE Popular Science Monthly, for July,
opens with an article on the "RaIl,oad Prob
lem in the United Ststes," but the most brill
liant paper in the number, and az practical
Is entertaining, is that Of DR.. Oswald on
@Dyspepsian in his series on "The Remedies
of Nature" 1t presents the hygienic tres;
ment of this proteso and lIfe-em differing
disease with great vividness and force. In
fact, he shows that Nature is the only doctor
that can deal effectuslly with arrangements
of digestion and the disorders of its organs.
DR.. Emily Blackwell has very radical and
able article on tine Iudustrisl Position Of
Women" in which she advocates the freesi
competition in all outside vacations, and
maintains that the Liberation and independ-
ence of woman are TO come By removing ell
domestic labor from the home TO the sphere
of outside business organization. The ed
iior OF the Monthly makes lively reply 10
DR.. Black Wells main position. Hdxley's
article on "Unwritten History" IL one of the
fnest OF this incompatible scientific essAyi=t.
Mausford, on Main near Madison street, hss
it for sale.
TEE North american Reuiep for July opens
with sn article from President Julius II.
Sselye on "Dynsmiie as Factor Ia Civilizi-
'ion." In "rhe Last Days of the Rebellion"
Lieut. Gen. P. 81. Sheridan recounts the OF
erstions Of the cavalry divisions under his
command during the week preceding the
surrender of Lce. VIM. S. Holman, NC
makes striking exhibit of "the Increase OF
Public Expenditures" Democracy anc
Moral Progress" by o. B rockingham, Is Z
philosophc forecast of tbs probable outcom.
OF government by the people themselves.
| z. r. Brockway, superintendent of the K
formatory at Elmira, n. Y, points out SOM
Needed Reforms in Prison Mansg mt !;
Thomas Sergeant Perry writes of ''Scisnc
and the Imagination" Geo. E. Waring, ir
of Sanitary Draiuage;" Eibridse L. Gerr.
Of Cruelty to Children" and finally tier
is Symposium on "Church ATTENDANCE
the question whether the churches are grow
log to be less OF power for good now tina
la former times-the symposissts being -
Nou-Church. Goer," the Rev. Dr.. WU. Hayt
Ward, the Rev. DR.. James NJ. Pullman, an
the Rev. DR.. j. FL. Rylance. Mansford hs
il for sale.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

c. 3. GALLOWAY d co ......... PRIEToRs
Rates-S2 so, So and 81 per day, according to
size and location of room.
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NAliea-

BIDS will be recelv. By the undersigned
until June 90, 1888, for lease of elegant
diHlng room and luach-counltr in Union
P@ss5n niger Depot for oae year. Possession
given 'uccesefui bidder July 1, 1888. Right
0 reject any snd all bids reserved.
JOHN H. PEBBLES MD
CHATTANOOGA Tenn
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

PIrrsBURa. June River feet,
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
CINcINNATI, June 19.-Night-River "a
feet inches. and stationary. Weather clear and
hot. Arrived: Cons Nillar, Memphis. Departed:
VIII s. Hays, New Orleans.
LoUIsvILLE, jane 10 -NooG-River ria
ing. with feet 10 inches in the canal. and feet
IOfnehes IN the chute on the falls Business dull.
Weather clear and very warm No arrivals or de-
p,rtures. Night-River rising, with 10 feet inches
In the canal, and feet 6 inches in the chute on
the falls. Weather slightly cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE, June 9.-Noou-River fall
ing, with II Clio feet by the gauge. Weather clear
AID hot: thermometer 70 to So. Arrived Wy
oming, Cincinnati, midnight; Vint Shinkle, Mem
phs, q. m. Departed: Vint shinkle, Cincinnati,
Tam. Night-River falling, with II 4-l0 feet by
the gauge Weather clear and warm: thermome-
ter $50. Departed: Wyoming, New Orleans, p. m.
CAIRO, June l9-Noon-Rivsr 3S feet 2
inches and rising. Weather fair and hot. Arrived:
Sam Roberts and Darges. Helena, m; Piasa
and tow, Memphis. p m. Departed: City oil
Cairo, ST. Louis, 10 pm; John GimoreAud barges
New Orleans, p. m. ;.Sam Roberts and bsrges, st.
Louis, 10 pm. Night-River rising, with IS feet s
inches by :hegauge. Weather clondy; thermome-
ter 49,. Arrived: John A. Scudder, New orlea US.
Departed: John A. seudder, St. Louis, pm.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
N enOrisI Concert.

The memorial concert which has been
gotten up for the purpose of erecting mon.
ument over the remains of the late James
Kirkland will take place at E.,ival Park
Friday evening. Besides the musical pro
gramme volunteered by many of the leading
amsteur-, including Misses Jennie Jones,
Lizzie McClelland, Susie Greenwood, Mrs.
Hawks, Mrs. Carnes, Miss Emma Peake,
Miss Minnie Hunter, Miss Sophia III ,u-tou,
Mr.. George Cashier, Mr.. KnowltoD, the
Octette Club, and Others equally deserving
and popular. there will be an exhibition Of
skiliful military drifting by the celebrated
Macon Volunteers; of Macon, GA, and The
Chickasaw Guards. Il will be friendly
contest by companies commanded by tw0
brothers, the Georgia company being in
charge Of CapfsW i'll Carnes and the "Chicks''
in charge of Capt. Sam Csrnes.