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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-09
Correspondence.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, April

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, April 5.
Editor of the Chronicle:
The trial of George W. Hanna for the
murder of George F. Nelson short time
ago. an account of which appeared in the
CHRONICLE, came to an end this evening,
after two days trial. He protested his
innocence up to the last and claims that
his object in committing the rash act was
purely in self defense. The jury, how
ever, after an absence of only fifteen
minutes, returned verdict of guilty Of
murder in the first degree, for which he
is sentenced to suffer the extreme penal
ty of the law, by hanging on the 9th
day of August, 1884. He had fair trial
and the verdict is no doubt just. Mr..
Marsh Nelson, of Gallatin, has been here
in attendance at the trial and leaves for
home tomorrow.
There are large number of people at
the Springs, quite number Of whom are
FROM Helena. There was binding
snow storm here to-day and cattle in this
section are in poor condition and unless
spring opens up soon and favorably there
will be heavy loss J. H. D.
Just Received at Wilson & Lewis 4
Fresh Supply Of.
Tomato Catsup.
Figs in Cordial,
Peaches in Brandy,
Imported Achovies,
R. and R. Boned Turkey,
Fine Imported Strawberries,
Gordon & Dillworth's Preserves,
Imported Jams and Jellies.
R. and r. Boned Chicken,
Truffled Chicken Liver,
Preserved Tamarinds,
Sauces of all Kinds,
Mushroom Catsup,
Walnut Catsup,
Fresh Guavas
A fund necessary for the payment of
the Oregon & Transcontinental loan of
81 100000, which occurs next Wednesday,
has been secured.
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4.000 ROLLS of wall paper, ceiling and
decorating papers, borders, dados, &C. re-
ceived at J. II. TAYLoR's.
div
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Night and Day Herd.
On April LIST will take horses and cattle
to herd. Herd will be run night and day.
Persons having stock to herd will please
leave their orders at Fridley's Livery
Stable. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
d114tf NEWTON COwAN.
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MARRIED

EcHLER-LoNG-On Vast Gallatin, a
the resident of the brides farther, Mr.
Echler, of Spanish creek, to Miss Long
of West Gallatin.
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Attempted Suicide at Salesville.

Yesterday afternoon about five o'clock
John Boreing, who keeps hotel at Sales
vile, attempted suicide by shooting him
self in the forehead with a revolver. At
this writing he is still alive but uncon-
scious. 1t is supposed that the ball has
entered the brain and that he cannot
live. He is married man, and our in
formant says from his information that
his wife and young lady were in the
room when he committed the rash act.
A doctor was Immediately sent for. but
we have been unable as yet to get any
further particulars. The only cause for
the deed, thus far assigned, is said to be
jealousy of the attentions paid his wife
by a saloon keeper at Salesville The
wound inflicted is in the same place and
of the same nature as that of Fred Schlp-
Inns, who attempted suicide short time
aoo
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To Rent.

To Rent.
One furnished room to let just off of
Main street. Mrs. C.. L. CLARK.
Attention.
Good sead oats and peas for sale. at T.
Z. Power & Co. d121tf
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The trotting stallion COMMANDER, bred
by W. H. Raymond, Belmont Park; sired
by Commodore Belmont, will be sold at a
bargain. He is a bright bay, weighs
1850 pounds and is five years old has
superior style and action.
J. G. LEWIS, Central Park.
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SrEBB1Ss' MUSD 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
MILES Cry, BILLINGS, LIVINGSTON,
MONTANA.
The above banks are located in the
principal towns in the Yellowstone Valley
the commercial centres of an extensive
and growing country. We have therefore
unequalled facilities for the prompt and
satisfactory transaction of all business
entrusted to us. 28tf
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
SEBREr, FERRIS & WHITE.
BANKERS,
BOHEMIAN, MONTANA.
Transact a general Banking Business.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
COLLECTIONS IN
MONTANA IDAHO AND UTAH.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange Bought
and sold
NJ TT0NAT RANK
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After ONCE.

And now the candidate reappeareth
and wanteth another Office.
He circulateth among his fellow-men
and beseecheth their votes.
He avoweth Astounding interest i'll the
people and declareth himself devoted
singly to the public veal.
He boweth right and left, and speak
eth to those he knew not before.
He smileth blandly end forgeteth nc
one whom he thinketh can give him a
boost.
He button-holeth and letteth not GO
until there is a WEAKNESS of jaw-bone.
He leadeth the way to the bar and
calleth for drinks-two-bit drinks.
He declareth himself heightened and
that office becometh man of his cloth.
He explaineth that the city yearneth
for men, and not measures-politics he
abhorreth.
All of this the average voter has seen
and heard, and will see and hear till the
close Of the polls to-day.
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BANKERS.
ROZEMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF BOHEMIAN, MONT.

We transact business in all the departments
Banking.
MASONIC BLOCK, MAIN ST.
Boa rdOf Directors Lewis Frank
Hoffman, g. W.Wakefield, Emory Cobb, c. II.
Cobb. 1T
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-01


The following IL the programme OF the
Ministerial institute and Sunday-school
COZ ven, ion OF tba Dallas district. 10 be held
in this city To. 80, 18th and 9Th OF June;
TUnDAY, JusE3
sp. m.-0pening sermon, U. W. Hsrgltt;
G. II. HeAtop. slternate.
WEDNESDAY, Juska.
90. Determination.
$3.50 q. m--"Fundamental Doctrines OF
Chr,s,ianity," J. A. johnson.
.0:l5 a m Correct View OF the Atont'
ment," Charles Y. Giddings.
II =. IN EVAN eelis,s; Do We Need
Them" James Is. Holloway.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
I'd. m.-"0ur Centenary. and the Cause
OF Education" A. A. johnson.
80. NJ Importance OF the Family Al
tar" A. A. Horner.
3.i5 p. N Closing business OF the In IT,
tute.
NIGHT sxssroH.
SD. m - Sermon" J. A. Van Ofdsn;
W. ID. Lee, alternate.
THURsDAY JUsE4
Ga. m.-Religious services conducted by
II. =. Mann.
$3.50 a. m.-"The Successful Sunday
School superintendent" Il. U. Mcinuhe
1890 q. disqualification Of Teachers"
]. 3. Hetheringtop and 8. A. Thompson.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
I'D. m.-"Doctrinsl Teaching In the Sum
dsy. School" p. II. Bodkin.
So. inflow to make the Sunday.
Scnool Interesting" p. M. White.
cLotIHG BUsISKss arssIoN.
All papers are limited TO fifteen minutes,
and 10 be followed by discussion and cIiii-
cism. A. A. JOHNSON, Z. Il.
q. W. HaRGiTr,
=. II. BopKIS,
Committee.
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LADIES ENpOsIrION SOCIETY,".

The Ladies' Auxiliary society, OF Dallas,
tn the Worlds Industrial exposition, al
New Orleans. met pursuant to adjourn,
msnt o. the parlors OF the Windsor hotel
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs.. John u henry
the president OF the society, presided, and
Mrs. G. T. Dickinson acted as secretary OF
the meeting. There were quite a large
company trseent, and considerable interes
wa, manifested throughout the proceed
inps. After discussing the various depart
ments to be represented, the following com
miitses were appointed; =,
Arrangemeuls-Chair Mrs. Mary
HeweiI; Mrs. Alex. Sanger, Mrs. Jules
schn.ider. Mrs. ID. N. Morrow, Mrs J. l.
Henry, Mrs. J. b. scruRgs, MIS-. J. 4. Tiez
eyant, MIS-. sypher, Mis-. w. o. Howard.
Painting-Chairmsu, MIRO. A. Cap
veil; Mrs. Montgomery. Mrs. sydney
Smith, Mrs. Nswtor, Miss Grace Lake,
Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Ogden, Mls. Wai'ace,
Miss X. Oppeuhsim. A.,
General Fancy Work-Chsirmau. MT
MeCu.cse MIS- M. M; u,' s slsn M MI,
S Ma. r. e. Msr:slir. Mrs. ;. N. Wen.
dclken, Mrs. Jerkens, Mrs. O. J. Parker
Mrs. Henry Loeb, Mrs Frame, Miss Meg
sis Fressnius, Mrs. 8 p. Cochran, Mrs. Dr.
Allen, Mrs August Cshn. -,
Wax Work-Chsirmdm, Mrs. w. A
Rodgers; Miss Matte Bsufcrd' Mrs' Dr'
Negsom. Mrp. J. ID. Slaughter.
Hair work-Chairmau, Mrs w. a
Perry; Mr.. @. Q. Slaughter, Miss Lus
Natural Flowers-Chsirmsp, Mrs. K
Johnsop: Mics Lula Smith, Mrs. McClel-
ian. Mrs. j. o. Stsnsge, Misses Narris
Fisher, Lillian rtshugb, Emma WOOD
i,ene Swink. Matte Leste. Jessie Psce
D.lia Slaughter, Carrie Canning. Ssilis
Kenny. Ella F-ndrichs, Annie Piouts, Lucy
Collier Bette Collier. A.,
Pictlss ana Preseryee-Chairmsn' Ne re
". w. Leake; Mr.. Thruron, hrs
Abrsms, Mrs. Rosser. Mrs. d @ Open
neim, Mrs. Wade Fl II. Mrs. Waller Csrutb
urs. q. T. Atkins, Mrs. w. L. GriRgs
urs r Z. Cowart, Mrs.. J. T. Dsrean.
The next REGULAR meeting will be held
he pariors OF the Grand-W Windsor on Tue,
az, June Sd. Ut 10 .. m.
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IU~ TO CURE
SKIN HUM0RS,

TT IN at this season. when the bl1oi and pr.
j splratlon are loaded With impurities, that Ills.
nguring Rumors. HumiliaupE kfupilOnS Itch.
ins .oIiufes. salt kheum or Eczema. Psoriasis
Tet or Rpgworm, BABY IInmor scrofnla scFnf.
ulous Sores. Assesses and DisohArging Wounds
and every spetie. OF Itching. scnlJ aud Plmpy
Diseases of the SKIN aud scalp are most spetdl-
k,NEDus
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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME OF
DALLAS FEMALE COLLEGE.
June 4-1l-ADnual examination.
Friday, June O, s y. m.-Literary and
musical entertainment and calisthenics.
Sunday, June 8 II a. n.-Commence.
ment sermon, by General l.. NJ. Lewis, OF
Waxah ACHE.
Monday, June 8. 3 p. m.-Annual meet
ing of board OF trustees
MONDAY, June o, 8 p. Mart levee,
Students reunion and art festival.
Tuesday, June 10, So. m -Cantata, THE
Flower q leeD."
"Wednesday, June II. Sp. m Essays Of
graduates awarding medals and comforting
Degrees. :,
The building and grounds will be IL
Illuminated by electric lights every evening,
the company extending the lines to the
college for the occasion.
81. MUM President.
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hummer, to. Of after toast were drank TO the
happiness aud prosperity OF the newly
ssdoed couple
Corsicans IL 10 be condoled and Dallss
oonsra, ulaied Oh % bright All acquisition
"a our sooieiy ne Mr.. MArtsn,
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Agreeaoly unlike the rank perfume OF an
ordinary essence. is perceptible to those
who infale the odor Of Sozodont, chemi'
caIly pnre botanic adjunct Of the toilet,
which iuds the greatest favor IN those re.
fined circles where personal comliness and
the graces which elevate the tone OF so
= etv are ht Id In deserved esteem, Besides
srras,ipg the progress OF decay OF neg.
iected or abused teeth, and removing tartar
and other impurities which causes them to
become dim and lustreless It purites the
meath and remedies canker in the mouth.
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oGice OF los. Shelton. Homer, Louisiana. octo
Der ., 1888.
]. +. Smith & Co, st. Louis:--I must in
form YOU OF the increased demand tor your
Bile Beans. They give entire satisfaction
IN every instance where an active c,thartic
pill IL required. and are taking place OF all
other pills. have persuaded many OF our
physicians to prescribe them, which In
cfeasps the fsith of parties taxing them. II
will slways give me pleasure to recommend
such remedy as Smiths Bile Beans.
Yours, etc.
Jos. SHELTON, Druggist.
For a la hv all dru 10 piats
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MORrUARY REPORT.

Mortuary report for week ending Nay 81,
at noon, as per report OF DR.. J. l.. Carter,
health officer:
Infant OF Mr.. Huff inanition, white,
femnl age year sr d months.
Charles Eich -rd Ruuipieton, infant, age
4 months and IS days; cause, garstro -enbri'
tie: white male.
w. w. Peak injury to base Of brain cause
OF death, age 81 years, white, male.
Grimes, chronic diarrhmi, in hospital, 81
years OF age, white, male. nonresident.
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MURRAY a. Lanman's Florida Water

Murray " Laninnns Floriuh water =,
Supersedes all other toilet waters. lt 10
distilled direct from the petals OF the
CHOICEST and most fragrant flowers OF tropi.
cal Florida. When mingled Ia the water OF
the bath. or freely Inhaled and applied =,
tones up to wonderful bnayancy both the
mind and body. Infinitely superior to
Eau de Cologne. To distinguish the Renu-
inc article from sta nunerou. limitations,
look out tor the Trade Mark which con-
sists Of a narrow white strip label bearing
the fac simile signature OF Lanman d
Kemp, New York. sole proprietors.
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IL y,ves ma great pleasure TO state that
the merchant who wss reported
being Al the point Of death
rom an attack OF pneumonia has
entirely recovered by the use Of DR.. William
Halls hslsam for The lungs. Naturally he
feels grateful for the benefits derived from
using the remedy, for the lungs and throat;
snd in giving. publicity to this s, ,;t men
faction. Trusting that others may be bene.
fited In q simiisr manner. On sale by all
druggista.
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NIARki rs.

Comfy Clerk HILL has is'uei marriage IL
cepses to the following parties during the
week past: A. f. Terry and Hattie NJ.
Foller, w. A. Evans and 8. A. Barnett,
John Dillon and Ruth A. Barton, Morris
Sassep field and X ,gine Goldberg.
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uor,ford'. A.. cid phosphate.

osE rns Bfst rokIcs'
DIR. A. Atkinson, proietsor materin med
ca and dermaiolofy, In College OF Payr,'
eians aud Surgeon, baltimore, Maryland,
.ays: III mskesA pleasant Drink, aud u
one of our best tonics liz the shape OF the
phosphates w solnhl" torn
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

CuriCURA RsMEDfE a'e the Rfeate't medicines
on .ar,h. Had the worst case Salt Rheum Ia
this country. Ny mother had 4 twenty years,
aud IN TACT died from t. ] believe CGTicuRA
head were covered for bree years which moth
ing relieved or cured until ms the CUTiCuRA
REsoLvrsr Internally aud CUTiCuRA anu Uii-
"A soar externally. J.W. Adams Sewark. q. .
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IT Is A FACT

Hundreds OF letters In our posses Ion copies
OF which may he had by return nail are our
authority for tho assertion that Skin, tchp and
blood Humors, whether scrofulons, inhed %
or Contagious. may Now be permanently cur, d
by CurItuRA RksoLvxsr. the new hlooi Puri-
fer DiuTeiic and Aperient internally, aud Gu.
rIcuaA aud CuucuRA soar the great skin cures
aud BeAnuaers, ex crnAliy. In one half the time
and ~ one half the expense OF an other seasOn
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Shirt Factory. -, -
Messrs. oliver Bros, manufacturer, OF
phirts and underwear, nave located them.
making some Of the fneet goods to oder
that can De manufactured. They make
special,y Of shirts. and their tit 70 pe.iec'
ti,n. Gentlemen will ind their prices low,
and can have the satisfaction OF getting the
hest shirt at low prices and . perfect nj.
~ lain street, Edwards old ttore.
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sauoh's Ouse Win iumsdiatsly relieve
e-our, vheopiue cough and oroncaioe
q "a h. !, n. Hooss
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nasal injector free with each bottle
sbiloh's Cstsrrb Remedy. Prics ~ cnts
Said by ]. NJ. House, Dallas.
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v.n, Calvert a. CAS- Mixed Paints.

Having been appointed sole agent for
this well-known and reliable paint | am
prepared to supply consumers and the
trsde at manufacturers prices This paint
has been extensively used 10 this state Tor
over fifteen years. aud has given. universal
satisfaction. The company nufhorzes me
20 guarantee every gallon sold;
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uNIoN sCH0oL PICNIC.

A union caic OF the sunds, schools Of
n, BAD ist and Presbyterian churches, held
II the psrk yesterday, brou <bt tog Their
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some 500 children and q large number OF
grown folks. Ths little ones spent the dsy
pArk, filing II with iheir childish laughter.
Sports Of various kinds were impr,vissd for
their ple,sur. such as swings, games Of
pleasure, etc. At noon q sumo, uous 70.
mast was spread beneath the unbrsReous
foliage OF the tresr, which was heartily en-
l,ysd. II was gals day for the little ones
who will long. remember and cherish tho
memory OF a day 80 happily spent.
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SIC "a =. IN YOU must. oA'v
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

Tho half has not been told as 10 the great cur.
att 30 powers OF the CuricunA REMEDIES. have
paid hundreds Of dollars for Medicines 10 cure
diseases OF toe bio I'd and skin, and never found
anything ,ot 10 O lual the CuTicrRA REM. DIE.
CHAs. A. WILLIAMS, Providence X !.
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Jesler In window and plate glass, wall
nner. window shades. etc SS3 Elm street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONVENTION.

Everybody use Little Joker" smokine
/ )bacco.
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CURB IN EVERY GAZE,

anything ,oi TO Q ,ual the CuTiorRA REM, DIE.
CHAs. A. wiLIIAM.. Providence X !.
CURB IN EVERY CAsE.
Your CuTICuRA RgNtDigs out sell all other
medicines keep for skin diseases My custom
rs and patients say that they have effected
cure IN every instance. where other remcale,
have failed ii. W. BRoCKWAN, ". ID,
Franklin Falls. n. II.
Sold by all druggists. Price CUrIcUE,. Soc
REsoLvESr, sn SOAR. Csc. PofTIR DhuO and
CHsMic ~ Co.. EosioD Mass
sendf GLOW 10 Cure Skin Diseases"
m INV For Rough, Chapped and Greasy
U0hUl Skin, Blackhesds ard Pimple :
Sdin Blemishes and lnfautile IIumois use CuTi.
cuHA SOAR. N real beautiher.
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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME OF
DALLAS FEMALE COLLEGE.

=. JVS' uH"'fO"i DF"bb w
For sale by all druggists.
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WHAT OLD SUBSCRIBERS SAY
AFc9T Ts 'cMCaQ0 WIgSY EfW8*WNsa TNEf aga5W ranR aagcnrrDosa

William. CaHl&pa, Poatjae, Oakland CsuEbs,
Fitch, esga; 'F thiak u ~ the peA pep5s ii
AilGtiea, .
B. a. #eloh, saDlvsa, o, aaysI ia b
be,ief ihan many If abe S3 papers"
5ajnUs I Hslcgs, 5S ~. CLaEiaa STRAIT Eav
0Yi8ale. la. s5ya. I'm comparing year pFpsr
eith athsE | receive, Imast say VOWS, fEe
eDicAdo MERELY Mars, Is good, beftzr, tssL
IwQpld sooner MISC Z n9al ihan 0 nsmser Of
the AERs. tits sas newspaper " .As day. Ii
Altr4f P. Foster Woodruff Honiy coz,ty
H., says: ut ~ one Of the alsasss5 pgpsys
published. p
W. ". Rhodes. Adrian, Mich, ssya, nI
don't Eaut 10 nlisk q numbsE Is ID the beat
paper for news / have ever aaen."
P5ttF Lansing, hatsHiG SGsadsrs Constv.
Rs>~ Gays; II IKE PEs WEELT kavL
The above extracts ere suiflo.
CHICAGO WEEKLY EEWa L.
Our apeoaal Clubbing Tayrns
apecirnen Copies May be- 2&sn ~
Bead sA@sosip&oaa b tAia OF
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"A EDgEE Send six cents for
"a ~ "a = postage and receive
free, costly bUx Of goods which will help
you to more money right away than any
thing else in ills world. All of either sex
succeed from first hour, 3he broad road
TO fortulle opena before the workers, Also
lutely sure. At opee sdarc5s, EEUA & Co,
Augusta, Maine.
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Send your erdera fos Job Tork
to the AByERrIBBa 0Gea,
n APPEAL F0R 1854,

The APPEAL, having for forty-three
years been recognized rs the exponent
Of Southern thought, Southern poll
tics snd Southern Industry, and shared
the vicissitudes Of the Southern PEG
pie, it is now participating in their
prosperity. Its increase in circulation
and business has been steady and I'M
broken, 1t has many mora readers
new than ever before in it's long histo
ly, and IL will be tile aim Of the man
agtmentto deserve . continuation Of
this patronage by the publication of .
broad, full, c omplete, entcrprising
journal, commensurate with the
growth Of the city, the prosperity Of
the South, and that shall rank with
The large and influential papers OF other
srsat cities, IL has and will have cor.
respondents at all the important points
t~ohhitutory to Memphis and it will
MSS, as it 10 now doing, the telegraph
freely for its own special reports Of all
interesting svents. The year 1884
promises to be Il of tho mo st impor
tant in this crowded and eventful cen
tary. It will witness a Presidential
election Of unusual interest, and in
this great contest the ArrEAL will be
who're it has always been-the friend
ard advocate Of the democratic party.
The ArrEAL for 1854 will present to
it's readers daily q faithful and full. rec
ord Of current events.
TERMS:
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Ripley Lodge, No. Az, N.
ne Adygrtlscfs.

Tie ADVERTISER il the Oldest
newppaper in North Mississippi, it
has a large and increasing clroula
ten In Iippah, and a limited circu-
lation ID ell the surrounding coun,
ties, and We would therefore sug-
esstte business uen, that its col,
unas would be . good medium
through which to make their bust
Ress known.
The Ottawa free trader., 1884-12-20
Pencil and Brush.

One Of the most interesting and brilliant
social affairs of the season took place on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings OF this week, 1t
being the first annual exhibition at the studio
Of Miss Emily Jekyll, OF this city, about one
hundred amateur artists being represented,
all members Of Miss Jekyll's class. An ad-
mission fee of fifteen cents was charged, the
proceeds Of which were for the benefit of our
Young Ladies' Public Library. The affair
was a marked success, and was one OF the
finest exhibitions OF its kind ever held in this
section Of the state. The following comprises
part Of the exhibitors:
Paintinqs in oil-Mrs d. Hapcman, A.
Simon, A. T. Bartcls, s, B. Ruger, DR.. Shep.
pard, B. Holmes, +. Kendig, c. Griggs,
Jacobs, Misses Birdie Hapeman, f. Zimmer.
man, Marseilles, Mollie Osman, f. Porter,
Ella Shaver, Fannie Trimble, Daisy Strawn,
Alice Fiskc, N. Blanchard, Lottie Eldridge,
Fannie Eichelberger, l.. 7. Eaton, vermillion.
Vile, Alice Bastine, j. Dudgeon, l.. Cornell
H. Murphy, May, Isabel Wallin, Jekyll, Mr.
Seward Gibbs.
JHUh h-hIs' "a clihoH, Soi hhpcmhi
Misses Mollic Osman, Ida Strawn, Belle
Strawn, Jekyll.
Tapestry Painting-Mrs, Hspeman, chair.
Plush, Velpet and Sdtin-Mrs. Hspeman, A.
r. Bartels, Jordon, Norris l.. +. Beech, Nor.
rs Dr. Ferguson, Morris; Misses Hapeman
Porter, Osman, +. Trimble.
Repo,isse or Hamnsered .Aetals-Mrs. C.
Griggs, Misses Florence Nash, Ella Hit, Hat
tie Jekyll, Jekyll, Mr.. Seward Gibbs.
Dra,cing- -Crdyon-Misses Mollie Huh, An
ME Armour, Daisy Strawn, Annie Porter
Hattie Hamilton, o. Hscberle, Mrs. l.. L
Curyea.
The two spacious parlors, including the
studio, were very tastefully decorated, ant
every available space was taken. On entering
the front parlor the candles shone brightly
from repousse brackets. Suspended on the
walls, and resting on essels, could be seer
paintings of all descriptions, In oil, water
colors, on glass, porcelain, velvet and plush
which would have been q credit TO NOR,
aspiring artists. The hand. work on ham
mered metals was something unusually ine
A side board, neatly trimmed with black vel
vet, between Q row Of Chinese candles on
either side, coutalucd the hand painted chlns