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The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06
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oibu .ipea the llrst week. Il al
iou n-d on Saturday until sestorda,
morning. Tie criminal docktawa'
pre ~ well disposed Of. win the es
cep.ion Of tho reni case, and IL,
Line MALTA d case. TIE following II
q summary OF the convictions:
Dan Terry, concealed weapons
a,e 81.
Calvin Scc,t. malicious uisch'c;
5 ani costs.
Psr,hena Rankius. keeping .es'
tsuran| without license. 81 and costs
Green Nix. iiotous conduct, 81
and costs.
Edward Funcless. petit larcen!
$3.50 aad costs.
JH Norton. buyips cotton 10 sect
st night. 81 and costs.
Daniel Thompson; unlawful cohab
ilsiion, 81 and costa.
Dan Thomson. appeal, 81 ant
costs.
Tom Tal.aierro, app Al, 81 aud
costs.
Ana Rncser. vagraui, 81 and costs
Sarah Walker aud Dinah Ford
bawdy house, 81 and costs. '
Phil Webb aud NJ. tile Blowdev
fornicatiop. 81 aud costs.
James Goldman, trssoass guilty
James Hughes anu Barney hughes
shooting on highway. 81 aud costs
each.
Jess Smitb. unlawful rehabilitation
81 and cos's.
Tslbest Reyes. permitting gaming
81 anu COSTS.
Geo. o Neil, deiaul,iug road over
seer, s. fae.
Geo. Cool. gaming, 81 AVID costs
Geo. i'omicich, concealed wesp-
ons. 81 AID costs.
F,ant En- Ter, adullcly. Gu lily.
Ms.Ins j ohnst n, disturbing peac,
s. an cost.
Dave Johnson, disturbing peace
8.
Jas. Newman, malicious mischief
81 and cos s.
Everett BufIin, unlawful retailing
81 ant cos's.
Ath ich Daniels. 6 ming. 81 aut
cosis.
Damon Hubbard, unlawful co
Dabiia.iou, 81 and cos.s.
Henry T.ylor, gaming. 81 ant
cos =.
F. II Bu'kiu. gaming. ST. ant
costs.
Cranberry Williams. coacealet
weapon. 81 and costs.
&. D5nie's, merchants, no license
sl5 aud costs
Ann Gordon. vayrant, 81 aat
costs.
Isaiah Denuyors, shooting on road
81. aud costs.
Aesry Chullv, exhibiting pistol
81 fine and costs and 80 days n !;l'l
Sam Neal, oetaul ing oyersee;, s.
and costs.
Dunk'n Masinuis. appeal. 81 aut
costs.
Tobs Windham, appeal. u ant
costs.
10 James was found guilty Of bi
gamy .nd sentenced to tho peniten'
:iary for seven years.
WIN. Skipper. convicted Of Crane
larceny, aud sentenced 10 the pene
Tertiary for two years.
Henry Strong, adultery, si,
months in county Jail.
The case OF Line MslIard, charged
with the murder Of VIM. Robertson
set Tor Nov. 18th.
Fannie Gallman, who stabbed
Capt. Lowe. was convicted OF as
sault and battery with intent TO Iii!
A motion was made for o new tria
which was taken under adsisemen
n 4
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Bishop Thompson viii visit H.
et,rst "Wednesday of mex weel
The l2inst.. aud will hold services
that uigbt the Episcopal church.
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Dye your last winter goods with
Diamond Dee. All colora fer sale
a, Dnrnlcv & Sons dug store, only
10 cents per package.
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"
Spread Before our Readers.
|
How do You like the rcsulti
Most all The stores closed or
Tuesday.
il. McCaske'l. of the Brandon
bar, had business before our court
last week.
Go to the entertainment 'o-uiga!
and tomorrow night It is for q
worthy purpose.
The entertainment TONG and
tomorrow night promises to be an
interesting affair.
Miss Cora vardeman came up from
hcComb City Sunday evening on q
visit 10 her mother.
Miss Leila Burch has returned
from Port Gibson. where she bad
been vis'tog friends.
Court met again yesterday morn.
ing. with Judge Mayors presiding in
place Of Judge Wharton.
Mr.. Dave McRae. OF Caseyvi,ls,
Was 10 town Monday. He looks as
natural as he did in the days o. yore
The announcement OF NJ j. II.
Groome appears in the prope, place,
He submits his claims 10 q CONVEX
ton, il one is held.
At the skating rink Saturday
night Robert Burnley fell and sprain-
ed his Lee very severely. bat FORUM
stely i. was not broken.
Mr. Go. Buckley. a Hez'cburst
youns gent. bat now located at Car
tn, was tere the first o! the week
on visi, 20 his pareats.
Mr.. Wilcox. telegraph operator
left Saturday nigh. for Dakota. ac-
companied by his family. AIR. Ma.
pies, we'll and favoraS'y Ancwn
has charge Of the Office.
The young folks hs1 a very pleas
ant dance o. lhe skating rink on F''-
DAY last. An Italian baud was in
town, and were engaged to furnish
the music. which was excellent.
II you want to laugh and grow
f.. you ought TO 60 to tho skating
rink. especially when q lot OF green
horns are holding the boards. 1t is
IN interesting undertaking to note
the different positions in which some
of them fall.
Rev. Mr.. Siblsy has been called
to continue bis passionate Of the Bap-
fist church. Mr.. Sibley is an excel
lsnt preacher. an exemplary man,
and will prove Q useful one to bis
church and the community.
A large crowd Of Wesson boys
were up before the circuit court last
week. The boys had been INDUCING
10 o little innocent amusement. aud
tho jury very properly acquitted
them. There were three cases, but
the other tWo were dismissed.
An entertainment will be given
tonight and tomorrow night at the
Faler hall, by ladies' aud gentlemen
of Hazlehurst, for the benefit OF the
Orphans Home. at Natchez. We
are informed that the program Q
will be very interesting one, and as
the entertainment is for q worthy
cause, there should be large at
tendance. Both the brass and string
bands VIII furnish music, good tai
emit has been secured for the play
and oil who attend will doubtless be
well pleased.
Toe canvass terminated in Copish
on Monday, Col. Hooker delivering
the last speech Of the campaign on
that day. The canvass was not a
very warm one, owing 70 the fact
that everyone considered this dis.
trict and the State safe for the dem
ocrstic nominees. Our local county
speakers have done good work. a''
ways responding oheeriully when
ever called upon. The canvass has
been free from any disturbance, and
everyone voted just IS he pleased
Notwithstanding Ysllovly wrote to
headquarters that republicans en-
ds,gered their lives by voting.
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Eraud! Fraudi!

Beware OF Northern frauds and
humbugs. Use Barclays Omuicnra
for chill. and fcvers. It IL endorsed
and recommended by the leading
citizens OF Oopiah county,
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Chronic chills, nalsrial md bill
ions tevers nre permanently cured
by t5e use Of Burnlty's Omnicura.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Circuit court will soon be here,
and parties needing medicines will
find IL TO their interest to call CD
Burnley & Son, Druggists.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Climsy consh crrr. = sure spec.
DIV and pleasant relief for coughs.
colds, and haarsoness clio, only rs
CENTS per bottle at Burnley & Sons.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

We handle only the best brands
OF cam d fish, vegetables, ETC., 8.
G. Redding & Go.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Best ready mixed paints 10 I Q
m ,rket, ell colos anu all siaes. for
sale by Burnley & Son. druggist.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Choice line OF canned goods and
confectionery inst received by s. G
Redding & CO.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

A change Ct venue was granted
in the ii. Z. Porn case to Lilccln
coun:y, wLica can't Dee on tho
Ain Monday in Januery.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Cabbage. potatoes, onions, oran
ges. apples. etc. always in stock by
s. G.. Redding & Go. -
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

The prudent apd economical nnu
takes his prescriptions 10 Burnlcy &
Sons drng store.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

p ickly Ash Biite's No. 9 anil Q
or sale by Burnley & Son. druggist
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

A Full line Of school books and
stationery for sale cheap, at Burnley
& Sous drug store.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06
Warrants Wanted.

I will pay tho highest market price
for $4,000 worth of county war
rants.
J. S. SEXTON.
Oc.. 30-1m.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Apples, oranges. cocoanuts, dates
and bananas at Ed NJ. Cooks.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Ed NJ. Cook has just received q
fresh stock dreamed goods, aud
groceries Of every kind.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

For good smoke go to Burn'e,
4 Son.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Best c,ol oil only % cents pc
gallon nj Burnley & S,n'sd ug stole
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

noo week ct home, IS 90 outfit free.
XHH Pay sure. Capital not required.
OOO II you want business at viii h oil.
,her ssx oan make great pay oil the time,
with absolute certainty, write for particu-
lars 10 Il. Hallett g. Co., Portland, Maine
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Judres OF GOOD cigars. smoke
Burnley l. S as five can't cigars.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06
itching Pil....sympto,ns and Cure.

Itching Pilss.-Sy inptoms and Cure.
The symptoms are moisture. IKE perspt
ration, inens itching. increased By scratch.
inc: very distressing. parties larly at night.
seems a. !, pin worms were crawling In and
about the iecium; the private parts are
sometimes sf cted. 1fallowed TO CONTINUE
very serious results may follow
aSWAYNE'S OINTMENT 10 . pleasant
gu re cure. Al.o for letter, Itch, BAL
Rbenm, scald.Head, Erydpelas. Bar bsr
I,cb, Biotch,s, all scaly, crusiy skin dn
eases Box by mail. 26 Cts; Tor -
Address, DR. SwAYNE * SON, PIMA
Pa. Sold by druggists. a.f
Liver, Kidney or stomseh Trouble
symptomsdr purblood, costive bowels r.
regular appetite. sour belching. pains N
aide, back and heat. yellow urine. bur,dnG
when uYinsting. clay colcred stools, bad
breath, No d,s,rs for work, chills, lovers,
irrsSability, whi,ish tongue, dry cough,
dizzy head, with dull Jain In back parts
loss of memory. focgv sight Pcr th, -
troubles ..SwAYNE'S PILLS" are . turs
cure. Box 80 Pills) by mail. % eta. % 6S
Al 90. Address. DIR. SWAYNE 3 son,
PLilsda, Pa Sold by Druggists.
G oughs, Colds, Catarrh, Consumptisns
All Throat, Breast and Lurg Afections
curad by tho old -estsbli shed 'SWAYNEe
WILD CHERRY" The 6rst dsss PIycz &C.
lief. and aou,e speedily follows. 2o cb o.
tl.0o .. Druggiata 49, .t+f
London Hair isestorsr--0rsat xsylh b
Toilet Article. Restores growth. coloy,
ploss and 9. hness. Removes Dandiua.
Listocratic families OF Great Britain On =
dorss Il. Elegant dressing. Frsgnauy
perfuned. The hvorits Of fashion. AZ
Druggists f.r Q, II d, or IS Ca IN o. q
money. N 90
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Fou'z ATcL,apa and Shcridsn't
cattle powders at Burnley & Sous
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Town and Country Items Condensed and
Spread Before our Readers.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Tho Hickman wagon Is tho best.
F,rsale at l.. F. Birds ongs.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Choice sugar cured hams. break.
fast bacon. cofees. sugars aud teas,
lust received by s. G Redding d
Co, all sold at bottom pri,es. :
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

sausages and pigs feet, q. Ell NJ
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PRIZE =: ~: !: Y; e; 6: !;

goods, which will help you TO moro money
Fight away than anything else In this world.
AL, of either SEE, succeed from hrst honr.
The broad road Of fortune opeus before the
workers, absol utely sure, At once address
True g. Co., Augusta. Maine.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Go 10 Ed NJ. Cooks for choice
fresh groceries. fruits. vegetables
and canned goods.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06
ApAnsuilA, O., Nay 4 iSal

ApAfRsvIlIs, Ca. Nay Z iSl
NJ THKDyuRp 4 Co.-0Ndmai
. Having been one OF DR.. 4. y Sin
mons. earliest agents f0f his Liver
Medicine, and also agent for Il dnce
his death. ! do cheerfully reooO'
nerd y 70 the public q The senuins
have Used the medicine ssddk ~
Dr. 4. g ssMMon. htmseg and si,s
TnSdiora i' NV ne 4: n aifSs.a =
0sen; ~ I know the medicine made
By you II the genuine and original
q mNls BY Or. slmmon2
\ Youn Truly.
DANIEL pURRAG
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Men.hal Pencils, for neuralgia, &c,
at Burnley & Sons drug storo.
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THE STANDARD
YEARS

d. A. fhsdSord q Oo.b Liver
Medicine or Blsek Drsaghs ~
manufactured at ChattanoeGns \
Tenn, By the Identical recipe J
used By DE-. A. q. simmons, In
chs manufacturs Of his Liver 4
Nsdistns, ~ early ~ 1850. - hb
homo nsas ChsttaoooGA.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06
OMNICURA
Nevor fails to cure
The Worst Case Of Chills.

Omnioura is . POSITIVE aud
permanent cure for Chills aud Fe-
yers 10 any and all forms, such as
dumb chills, congsstive chills, bill
GUS re,nitient levers, brow agae, sun
pain, neuralgia aud oil diseases u
malarial origin.
Ounicura does not merely stop
the chills, but thoroughly Graduates
all malarial poison frcm the system,
thereby preventing any return!
Omnicura is purely vegetable. 1t
contains no mercury. no ar.enic, no
S'rycbuinr!
As an iron tonic It can be equal.
ed!
II enriches the blood, strength
ems tho system, restores the sppe-
tite!
We warrant every bottle. both as
o tonic aud cure cure for chills.
Don't be persuaded into buying
some worthless trash; take none but
the genuine Burnleys Omnicura:
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-11-06

Oc.. 30-1m.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
POTTER BROTHERS,
Successors to J. g. Martin & Co.

Messrs. Potter Bros, having pur-
chased our stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, and
Groceries, we take great pleasure in
recommending the new firm to our
friends and customers as gentlemen in
every respect, and worthy your utmost
confidence. We bespeak for the new
firm a liberal patronage, not only from
our old friends and customers, but the
public generally.
The new firm has now on hand
large and well selected stock, by which
they will introduce themselves to you,
in connection with very low prices.
Respectfully,
j. G. MARTIN d co.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
Deaths Doings.

Joseph L. Mitchell died at 6 o'clock
this morning of typho-malarial fever
at the residence of Thomas H. Pearce,
his brother.in-law, No. 154 Chestnut
street. Mr.. Mitchell was a young and
enterprising merchant of this city, hav>
ing come here about one year ago from
Rutherford county, and his death will
be regretted by numerous friends. His
remains will be taken to Murfreesboro
for interment this afternoon. Mash
vile Banner.
Deceased WIS a brother of Mr.. Ed
S. Mitchell, of this place.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
Died.

On the morning of the 18th,
at 4:3O o'clock, of membranous Group,
CHATAM, the little son of G. w. and
Leila Lewis, aged four years and nine
months.
Chatam was sweet, happy child,
the light and joy of his happy home,
cherished and idolized by loving hearts.
Thus again we are brought face to face
with the mysterious power, Death, be-
fore which all must yield. In this in.
stance he comes, messenger Of loving
Father, calling to his home above the
pure soul He had but loaned to loving
ones here for a season. The season
passed, the mission accomplished, He
calls it back, taking with it the strong
ties of love that will serve to draw after
it, up closer to God, the loving hearts
which are now desolate from its loss.
Jesus loved the little ones while here
on earth, and often now calls them to
His loving arms aboye, and bids US
"suffer them come" That same Jesus
who calls them away, sympathizes with
the sorrow caused our loving hearts by
the separation, and will stand close to
us, with his loving arms about us to
strengthen and support. Even SO,
dear Jesus, let thy sympathizing love
be as balm to our troubled hearts, and
draw us close to thee, to our loved
ones "gone before"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
Died.

Ruby, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Sheriff., died at the resi-.
dence of w. L. Swami at 9:45 o'clock
on the morning of the 18th, and will
be buried today (Friday) at A o'clock
in the new cemetery, Funeral SER
vices at the grave. Little Ruby was
eleven months old, sweet child, and
has gone to Him who said, "Sufer lit
tie children to come unto me, and for
bid them not for of such is the king
dom of heaven"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13

"A. Fl. Gross leads off the fall
trade with the first full stock of new
fall and winter goods in our market.
His shelves and counters are now load
ed down with new, fashionable and de-
sirable goods Of every kind. See his
advertisement in another place and
give him an early call. Mrs. Gross
and Mrs. Hoodenpyl are also display
ing the first installment of their new
Fall and Winter Millinery, and all
our lady friends will no doubt take ad-
vantage of the first opportunity to go
and inspect their stock.
j. B. Ritchey has for sale Fruit
Jars and Jelly Glasses.
We have been furnished with a
copy of Prohibition Party Campaign
Songs" new edition, containing words
and music. 1t is handsome volume
of so pages, and contains suitable songs
for all kinds of prohibition meetings
and work. 1t can be procured from
the publisher, Mrs. H. A. Durant,
Claysville, Pa, at the following prices;
Single copy, 30 cents; 2 copies, 55
cents; 4 copies, s1.OO; 6 copies, $1.30
per dozen, s2.4O, postpaid. Order
early.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
From Dibrell.

To The Standard.
We are very sorry to learn Of the
death of Miss Ersie Parker, of Van
Buren county. She was a sister of
DIR. w. W. Parker, of this place, and
was highly esteemed and beloved by
her many friends and acquaintance
around here. But she is gone. Oh,
how important to be prepared for this
sad event, P. G. P.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
Death of DR.. @. W. Prior.

The Nashville American Of Tuesday,
the 9th inst, contains the following
notice of the death of DR.. G. w. Prior:
DIED.
PR1oR-Dr. G. w. Prior, late of
McMinnville, Tenn, at the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. JEFF Baker, at s
o'clock yesterday morning.
Prayers at the residence, 200 South
Front street, at 8 o'clock this morning.
Burial at Mt. Olivet. Friends of the
family invited to attend.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
Strayed.

From his fathers home, near Nc.
Minnville, promising young man,
having a kind of I-want-to-be>a>law-
yer expression in his mild blue eyes.
When last heard from, he was in the
vicinity of ShellsfOrd. Any informa'
tion would be thankfully received by
his anxious parents.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
Fruit Trees.

j. d. Killian, living on Collins
River, has an advertisement of fruit
trees in this issue. See it, and if you
want anything in his line he will be
pleased to supply you, He keeps those
varieties which are best suited to this
soil and climate.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
Death of John G.. Brown.

John G. Brown, one of the best citi-
zens of Warren county, living on
Charles creek, died on Thursday night,
the 4th inst, at 12 o'clock after an i'll
ness of about ten days. He was buried
on Friday, the 9th inst, at Mt. Zion.
He leaves many relatives and friends
to mourn his loss. a
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
MILLINERY.

Mrs. J. G. MARTIN will continue
the Millinery and Fancy Goods busi-
ness at her old stand. Her Fall and
Winter stock will be in just as soon as
the NEW STYLES are out, of which
due notice will be given.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
Press for Sale

We have for sale at this Office, a
seven>column hand press, with chases
and column rules, at a bargain. Ad.
dress STARDARD PUB. Co.
McMinnville, Tenn.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-13
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Al SVWh AZ" N"Jo UoN'
Remember those cheap La,ns at
Potter Brothers. They mast be sold.
Maj. w. G. Smith, of White
county, is in town this week.
Fresh Cheese and Dried Beef at
Medearis q Co.
w. G. Nunley and Claude Hills,
of Grundy county, were here Friday.
Newport Ties at cost at Potter
Brothers.
Mrs. Robt. Park left Tuesday last
for an extended visit to friends in the
North.
DO you want a shirt ? If you do
60 to Medearis u Co., and get one at
cost.
MIRA. G. johnson, of Nashville,
spent Saturday and Sunday last in Nc
Minnville.
Go to Potter Brothers for cheap
Boots and Shoes.
&C. A. Reams, after spending three
weeks at home, returned to Nashville
this week.
"A fresh supply of Candies just
received by Medearis u Co.
Judge Henry Gratis family of
Memphis, are at the Warren House
for few weeks.
The Falcon Mills will ;pay market
price for wheat.
Considerable building is in prog.
ress around town, and all the carpen-
terS are busy.
Buy your Sugar and Coffee from
Potter Brothers, and save money.
Hale Barton, a knight of the
stick and rule, is at home on visit to
bis fathers family.
Ask your grocer for Falcon Flour.
Every sack warranted.
-Messrs. r. L. Bronson, Jonah
Argo, G. j. Spurlock and w. March,
banks, of Sparta, were in town this
week.
White Eagle Flour is the finest
made. Price reduced at Medearis q
Go.
"A. B. Hooper, representing the
hardware house of Paschal, Fall u Co.,
Nashville, was here this week inter.
viewing our merchants.
You can save twenty-five per cent
by buying Shirts, Collars, Etc, from
Medearis q Co.
Mr.. S. j. McLemore and wife, of
Tullahoma, spent several days Of the
last week visiting Mrs. Ms relations at
this place.
MIR. E. l.. Leidy and little son
lobe, of Memphis, are in the city.
lobe will remain for some time with
the family of DR.. Stainback.
Potter Brothers have the Rowland
Chill Plow. 1t is good plow and can
be bought very cheap.
Two or three other young ladies
from different points'have arrived at
G. F. College since our last issue, in.
creasing the boarding pupils to forty
seven or forty.eight.
Highest market price paid fol
wheat at the Falcon Mills.
ASA FAULKNER & Son.
Much interest is being manifested
in the meeting in progress at the Chris
tian church this week, and large crowds
have been attending upon the preach.
ing Of Elder Larimore. Several bap.
tisms have taken place.
Potter Brothers now occupy j. G.
Martins old stand with a full line O.
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes
which can be bought at very low prices
Come and see before you buy.
Miss Minnie Farnesworth, a very
intelligent and charming young lady
after spending several weeks at Rive
Cliff, left on Saturday morning last fo
her home in Memphis.
-Medearis q Co., have a full lin,
of Writing Paper, Envelopes. Scratcl
Books, Etc.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-04
4 FRENCHMAN ON AMERICAN AE4TS.

Leon Chotteau arrived from Paris on Satur-
DAY and went to the Everett House. To TRIBUNE re-
porter in regard the importation Of American meats in
France he said: "I here only in the capacity
OF private citizen, but much interested in this
matter shall probably the president Of your Pro
duce Exchange and if it is thought advisable, give an
address before the members Of the Exchange at early
dav shall also communicate with OF the members
of Congress 20 some whom already known. What
the opinion In France in regard TO the question: The
public opinion decidedly your favor and in fact has
always BEEN except by few, whose cOunse have uufOr
tunalely prevailed The first decree OF prohibition
February ls 1881 the rrue motive OF which protec-
ton and the motive given by the Minister OF Commerce
public hesJh-was felt TO be mistake; b ut you know
tule FreBcnnan never likes TO acknowledge either de-
feat or mistake Upon the formation Of another Cabinet
- 1888 which. turn, repealed by vote OF the
French Chamber December %, lss3, thanks 10 Dr.
Paul Bert, the leader OF the PrOtocuOnist party.
d" Ar present law Is being prepared law regulating
entrance into France Of American meat subject 10
microscopic 5pccOu II passed IL would amount
practically to prohibition, and the Deputies who voted on
December % urging It's passage for tnis reason To
say the diseased and unit for use Is absurd,
has been declared by several OF the most eminent
French scientists. well by the Academy Of Medicine
There another beyond either the excuse Oi pro
pubic health but at present do not care ~
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