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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-07-30

Calendar CIeck company, has been IN
the place for few days. He Ia no~
enjoying the many accom- modatiOnG al
Galbraiih's Springs.
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Robertson, of New
Orleans, are here for the summer.
Miss Mary Crozier and her cousin Miss
Katie Crozler came up to Col. Thee.
Rogan's yesterday from Knoxville.
Miss Maggie Smith, Of Concord, came
up to-day to spend few weeks with
her sister. Mrs. G.. G.. Nenney.
The Misses Sawyer have gone up to
visit friends at Whiteeburg.
Mrs. Flora Dice has gene down the
road to-day.
Misses Maggie Rogan and Katie Rod
dy are back from . weeks visit in Knox
vile aud other points between that city
and here. Miss Ellen Rayl is csntem-
plating an extensive trip west soon.
Her many friends will regret her de-
parture.
Miss Winnie Stone, of your city, spent
last Sunday with Mrs. Minnie Z. Lynch.
TOday's rain has made many a corn
growers heart glad.
We have no grog shop in our town.
The candidate with face all smiles,
is beginning to trouble the people.
t RoLFE&
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AN Ex7RAORDINARr OFFER.
ro ALL wANTING EMpLoYMENr.

We want Live Energsfic and Capable Agents In
every county IN the United States, and CAnada, 70
sell patent article q great merit; on ita merits
An article having large sails paying over leo per
cent. profit, having no oompetition, and on which
the agent A protected In thm exclusive sale by o
deed given for each aud every county he may So
cure from ua. vita all the advantages to our
nRenta. and the fact that it IN article that can
be sold 10 every houseowner, IL might not be nec-
easary 10 make IN "EHwmAoRDNARH oFFRR" to se-
cure good agents at once. but We have concluded
to-make 10 show, noe only our confidence I'm the
merits Of our invention, but I'm ita stability by
any agent that Win handle IL with. energy Our
agents now at wqrk are mAking FROM $50 20 $500
n month clear, and this fnct makes IL safe for us
to make our offer % all who out OF employ
ment Any agent that viii give our business o
Thirsty dAys rial and fail 70 clesr a least slsO IN
this time, ABOVE ALI EXPENSES return
all goods nnsold To mn and we will refund the mon
ey paid fos them. Any Agent or General Agent
" 10. could like ten 0n more counties and work
them through aub-aEents for ninety days. and
fail 20 clear $3.50 ABovE AL ExPKNzEs can re re-
turn all unaold aud get their money back. No
other employer Of agents ever dared 10 make suca
Offers nor would VIE AZ we did not knoHf that we
| hawe agents now king more than double tie
aulount We gaRrsnteedi and but tive saes = Day
one of our agents took eighteen orders IN one day
our large descriptive circulars explain offer
fully, and these wish to send to every out
| Of employment Who will send US three cent
stamps for postage. Send at once and secure the
agency i'm time for The boom. and 90 20 yerk 90
would Like "a have .the address az MI the heents,
i sewing machine solicitors and carpenters ID the
{, country. and AJAX any reader OF this paper who
, reads thim ofer, TO aend nm nj once the name and
once, or You win loose tina best chRnea ever omar
Cd 10 those ont Of empioymant % make money.
| RHHWHR MRWUF2crVREwa CO..
i isa @mith6di8 MAJ Piitabusa, -.
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A Pleasant Retreat.

OF the many delightful summer re-
treats in our section, there are none per.
hsps more pleasant, more healthful,
and more desirable to those seeking
recreation than the Beans Station Ho-
tel and Black Water Springs in Grain
ger county. This popular resort has
been conducted for the past two sea-
sons by Mr.. W. B. Francisco, formerly
of the Delsno House, Cleveland, Tenn.
under whose splendid management it
has constantly grown in public favor.
The celebrated Black Water to be found
here is widely known and highly APP
preciated. II is a remarkable spring,
combining the curative properties of a
host of mineral waters. The fare at
Beans Station Hotel has a reputation
SECOND TO none in East Tennessee. II
you wish to spend q few days or week 8
of quiet rest, with pleasant and health
full surroundings, you will find this
mountain retreat unsurpassed in that
which gives contentment TO the wearied
mind and tired body. jun1S-4t
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RUSsELLVILLE JoFTZNGs.

RUssELLvILLE, Tenn, July "a, "a.
| Ts the Editsr Of The Morristoun Gazette:
The picnic giveu on last Wednesday
was = most enjoyable affair.
Mrs. N. L. Rogan having some visl-
tsTs from New Orleans to whom she
was dssirSus of showing the country,
was assisted by the following ladies and
gentlemen from Morristown, RUSSELL
willie add Chucky: Miss BsnellA Cain,
Miss LudoVire Snspp, Miss Henrietta
johnson, Misses Cassie, Maggie and
Ellen R0gan, Miss Ssllis X. Graham. of
Tazwell, Mrs. Z. Hill, Mrs. Robinson,
Capt. Charles Boardman, Of New Or
leans, Robert and Hugh Patterson, of
Philadelphia, Mr.. Will Nell. Aessrs.
Jacob and Tenn Bewly. Of Holston, Mr..
win CoffmAn, Mr.. ]. Wyatt, Of ST.
Joseph, Me-, Miss Lucy Bird and Mr..
Whitesidss, of MorriEtown, Mr.. Nelson
and Mr.. Jones, Of Chucky. Masters
Lyle and VIM. Wilk Kirkpatrick, of
BeulAh. They drove to Chucky river
aud selected q site at CkuckY Bend,
where they could enjoy the pleasures of
boating, as we'll as the picturesque
scenery. On the way thither part Of
the company halted, to visit the cave
situated on Mr.. George Trobaugh's
place, which Is quite q curiosity. The
genial Mr.. Trobaugh, assisted by his
courteous and handsome brother viii
TrObaugh did the hOnOrs acting az
guides through the cave. rhe last
named gentleman joined the picnic
party later in the day. The gallant
Theodore McCorkle placed his boats mt
the disposal Of the party and was very
efficient In rowing the ySung ladies on
the river. To him the entire party TeL-
der thanks for a mNst pleasant feature
Of the day. While the younger men,
beers of the party were thus enjOyin n
themselves the elders sought the em-
braces Of the shade trees and listened to
the music Of the water 40 IL played ever
the rocky bed Of the stream, which
NESTS the river At this point. The din
nsr. which was spread in usual fashion
on the grass, was truly enjoyable. Mrs.
RogAn il as noted for her hOuseWifely
accomplishments as her hospitality. All
did justice TO the bounteOus repast. The
iafantile portion Of the assembly, con-
Sitting Of Miss Louise ISttersou, OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Nellie Robinson,
Of New Orleans, amused themselves
donkey riding. After some hours
spent in rambling and beating, as the
cool evening shades drew nigh, the
party returned, regfetting that anything
so pleasant should have an end. The
visitors from the Crescent City were
delighted with all they saw. The
mountain AlenerY is a novelty To them,
and they express wsnder that mole has
net been written about the beauties OF
East Tennessee. This same party visit
ed CTeeeh's formerly known As Gse'I
Hill TO see the the sunset, but Of this
more anon.
The Misses Crozier, of Knoxville, are
guests OF Hayslope.
Miss White and Mrs. Moor, Of Rhea'
town, are guests Of Miss Jennie Haynes
Of this vicinity. SYLVIA
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Announcements.

We are authorized TO announce
Harvey Loop 8 candidate fer sherln
Of Hambien county ~ the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized and requested 10
announce James Il. ThompsoA
candidate for reelection 10 the ofhce OF
Trustee and Tax Collector OF HANSEN
county, at the ensuing August eleeuon.
We are authorized and requested to
announce w. HI. Maze as a eandidate
for reelection 20 the office OF Shern OF
Hamblez county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized and requested TO
announce John NJ. Meek, OF Jener-
son county = candidate lot tne S 1I.
Se-ste from The Third Senatorial Dis
trict. composed Of the cOunties OF Jei-
ferson. SEWER, -Hsmblen and Cooke.
April %
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DEATH OF TILDEN.

"a rose by any ether name would
smell as sweet" Shakespeare says, but
We may not correctly infer frsm this
that = name has nothing to do with
making one distinguished. 1t certainly
did 10 the beginning OF the career OF
the subject Of this sketch call attention
to his existence and win for him many
a kindly pat on the shoulder. Samuel
j. Tilden arrived in Morristown Ia the
latter part of 1876, just day or two af-
ter the Returning Roard of Florida had
counted the vote of that state for his
illustriOus namesake. He came by ex-
press, accompanied by 8 card contain
ing the compliments Of Andrew Jshz-
son, Jr., editor OF the GreensVille In
tezigeneer to the editor Of TIE GAZETTE.
lie WAS sleek little black fsll0w and
almost st once sPranG into popular ia
Vor. He was Q most cOmpanionabls
creature, and became in q few msnths
quite . beau. Often prslOngiag his
eourtships into the wee sma' hours Of
the night But maturer years brought
sober reflection and discretion, and
lately his sex love seems to have de-
parted, and his affections were turned
toward the young men of the town, with
WHOM he became quite favorite. For
the Last few months these were almost
exclusively the property of Mr.. Oscar
Hammond, with whom he was a boon
companion. He inherited from his
namesaka large degree of patriotism
and he died a martyr TO his leVe of the
martial. Listening to the soul-inspir-
Jog strains of the band that brought
back the victorious MSrristown base
balliSts from Messy Greek last Friday
he became 0bliVious to everything ex-
cept the music aud was standing on the
track when the huge wheels rolled back
and passed over him, completely sever
ing his body and causing his spirit to
take its flight to the other shore. In
grateful remembrance Of his faithful
compAniOnship Mr.. Hammond gathered
together his remains and buried them
in the marble-ySrd, placing over them
a stone bearing the inscription
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PERSONAL.

Miss Katie Neal has returned to her
home At KneKvilie, accompanied by
Misses Ada Thompson and Borshle
Stuart
The young man in light suit, who
was smiled st on the csrHsr by the
young lady coming frsm church Sun
day, would like 20 form her acquaint-
Ance. He will be walking by the male
csllege tomorrow Thursday afternoon
at four o'clock, when she can commun-
icate with him. Be discreet. r.. 6 ~.
Mrs. Fannie Stewart, Of Knoxville,
accompanied by three bright little
daughters, 10 visiting hsr sister, MIS.
Prof. McFerrin. They are on their way
TO Austin Springs, whore they expect to
spend some time and visit other relA-
tiyes.
Mrs. J. "A. Bswley has been very
sick, but we are glad 10 say iS much
better.
Rev. John Bell aud wife have been
very sick, but are now getting better,
much TO the Qualification Of their many
friends.
II. W. Shields will leave fer the South
tonight on q business trip of about three
weeks. During his short stay he has
sold six upright and square grand
pianos. to be shipped to this place d
section.
Mrs. North, th. skilliul Western
Union operator and liked agent at
Aiken, s. c., was in the city lat We'd
nesdAy aud was shawn around 10y tho
gallant agent. AIR. DeSanssure.
Mss PARROT, an accomplished young
lady, who mHnipulates the Western
Union key at Calhoun, Ga. was in the
city last Wednesday on her way to
Parrottsvilis. She stepped in at the
telegraph ofice here aad gave Mr..
woOtsn greatly appreciated let--up.
Mira. NJ. p. Devils, after a pleasant
visit of two weeks or more To her niece
Mrs. ID. W. Davis, and other relativei
in this place, returned to her home IN
Barbourville, KY, last Saturday.
The genial Mel. shsnnonis back ON
Florida.
Mr.. W. Van lIuss and family wen
I'D to Greeneville last Friday. In which
vicinity they will spend q week or o
visiting relatives and enjoying them
selves ia n general way.
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OLRFRLARD AND HENDRICKS
CLUB

ThundAy night a large crowd gath
cred AZ the Orera House for the purpose
OF organizing a Cleveland and Hen
bricks club. Col. o. @. King was made
temporary chsirmah aud John E.Hslmf,
Jr., secretary. Brief aud stirring Ad-
dresses wsIe made by W. =. Dickson,
ESQ =, Col. o. c. King. W. c. Durham,
Esq-, aud H. =. Park. Esq, Of Dam
dridge. Tixiy-oGe persons enrolled
themselves as members Of the club.
Committees we're appointed on PermA
neat organization, constitution, resslu-
tions, etc. These committees are eI-
Pscte 10 report At the next mesiiDg OF
the club. which will be held Al ihs
Opera House neat Friday night Al
that time permanent Organization vii
be effected and Il l. expected that sew
al distinguished East Tennessee era
tors whs have been invited 10 attens
viii &c on hand. All DemOcrsis arr
urged 10 turn su' snd ioln ths club
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Rev. C. Il. Carroll, p. E., prsachet
funeral sermon On the death of Lar
kin Foster, Mt Liberty Hill, last sun
day. There was = large congregation
present 10 hear the able divine, and II
was one OF the best sermons / have had
the pleasure Of hearing for SEINE time.
Rev. John Simpson, brother OF that
great and good preacher, Rev. G.. W.
Simpson, came out and preached st
Liberty Hill few Sundays agO, and in
the evening he preached at Williams
new school house, known as Fair View.
They were both very good sermons for
O young man. IL was thu first sermon
ever preached ut that place New
house, new preacherl May success
follow John, wherever he goes.
We are having n very good Sunday
school At Liberty Hill. G.. S. Noe has
been eur superintendent for about .
year, but resigned last Sunday, saying
bis health was So bad that he was not
able to attend regular as hs should. He
has made Us q good superintendent and
deserves credit for his work. May he
be restored to health and be with MS
again in the future as be has in the past.
II. e. Medlin was appointed to I'LL his
place the rsmai1dar Of the year. The
average attendance Of our school is
about Al, which is divided into seven
classes, with the following teachers
Mr.. NJ. c. williams, Miss Sarah Fulton,
Miss Mary Fulton, Mr.. James Range,
Miss RebeccA Long. Mas Mamie A.
Duncan, Miss Amanda Long. The Of
icsrs are II. G. Medlin, superintendent;
Fl. II. Miller, secretary; ID. ). Miller,
assistant secretary; Mrs. s. G. Thsmp-
sen, treasurer; I. N. Wright, steward.
With n com DinatioD Of about one hun
dred scholars, we have a very good
school. Rev. X. NJ. Hickey Gays we
have the best Sunday-school on the
MOrristoHn circuit.
Mrs. james Taylsr died = few days
ago after an illness Of several weeks,
and was buried at Noes graveyard.
The services were conducted at the
grave by Rev. G. W. Simpson.
The measles are prevailing through
this part Of the country.
The Republicans Of this district are
q little uneasy about their Congress
man. They are for Taylor. l tell them
they are for Taylor toe late. They
should have been for Bob Taylor and
4 years ago. They are praying too late,
as the saying is, after the devil has
come. They ought TO have put their
foot upon the Michigan office-bsggsr
years ago, and showed him how il was
to leave his country in search Of office. |
LITTLE Ike.
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE.

Bishop Hargrove will hold the Nor
ristown District Conference. cOmmenc-
ing August :. 1854, at NOISY Greek.
The time Is changed from the cath Of
July 10 suit the convenience of the
Bishop. have ordered District COn-
ference blanks which l will Eeud 10 the
preachers In advance. THAI they may
have their reports all made out before
they come 10 the Conference.
e. t. CARROLL, p. Il.
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The Democrats Of Hamblen county,
Tennessee, are hereby requested ts
meet at the Opera House in Morristown
on Saturday. August 9th, 1884. At the
hear OF o'clock. p. m, fer the pur-
pose Of appointing delegates 20 the
g IN gressIanal ConvenIion Ia no held NC
Grt eneville, Tenn, on Thursday. Aug.
% d, 1884. Ca nominate candidate for
Co gross and appoint ub-elrctors for
o. ID ju1ty In the Congressional dis
trics. y. w. SHIELDS, ChTm.s
0:m. Ex. Com. Hamhlen bquntyt
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II you have any symptoms Of Dyspep-
STA, use the Seven spring Mass.
n your digestion iaimperfact, use the
Seven spring Mass.
II you have sick or nervous headache
uGe the Seven Spriag Mass.
"a IL you have kidney troubles, use the
Seven Spring Mass. it4t -fL1 >
If ysu have structures of the Bladder,
use the Seven Spring Mass.
III you have hux or diarrhea, use the
Seven Spring Mass. ~ w&--s~g -
IL In the best remedy for these COM
plants that could be made. Manu-
factured by Landrum d Litchfield,
Abingdon Va, and for sale by Druggist
generally, so eta and el.O0 bottle.
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PROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.


RUssELLvILLE. Tenn, July 20, "a
To the Editor o. The MorristOwn Gazstts.
A party Of our fun loving people to''k
n pleasure trip cut TO Chucky- river on
last "Wednesday. They took their lunches
along ard bad regular picnic on the
banks Of the beautiful stream. The trip
was enjoyed very mueh by all especial
ly by the visitsrs from Ihs sunny south
who are here spending the summer
monthS for pleasure aud health.
This Is n fne season for the use of
buggles. Our gallant yeunE friend. w.
]. Mel, Is making bimself quite popular
among the ladies here. He has nice
buggy and . fine blscdsd ani-muls
which N0rks very nicely, h,nse he hai
the means for INDUCING the li'ls In
their lsve for buggy riding.
There has been little 10 break tha
everyday nOloisay OF Iur pltee, ss''
the arrival md Departure o, Visi:os.'
Henry Lynch, Of the LyHea BrttlsE
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"Brence" McGowan was shot and
killed in Baltimore one day last week
by pistol shot supposed to have been
fired by Gus Slater. The latter was
committed to jail. MCGOWAN was
knswn as q rough, and of late years has
been = conspicuous figure in the police
courts of that city. He has been in
dicted eighteen times for various eff
lenses since 1881. His wife became .
mother about half an hour before he
was shOt.
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The leap year party at the residence
OF Mr.. J. o. Rice. last Thursday eve
ming, was the incest affair Of the season.
IL was very largely attended. The
youug gentlemen assembled nc the IL
brary and were escorted thence by tAeir
fair partners OF the evening. The eve
ming Was spent In = mOEt enjoyable
manner. Delicious rsfreshmsntI were
served just when aPpetites we're Whst-
ted By exercise. The young gentle
men siEh fer a repetition Of the pleasant
programme At al early date.
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HIC JACET TILDEN. !"

1t is enough. lie needs NO epitaph to
cause grateful remembrance TO rise in
the breasts Of the many young men he
has accompanied on their counting Ak
petitions and by whose side he fingered
to hear the oft-repeatsd story told into
willing ears; now with others he haG
gone and he is missed. He may have nc
future, but he had an appreciative soul
and many a time has he gratefully lick
ed the hand of friend. Resurgat.
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Saturday afternoon the white clubs Of
Morris.own had q set to, for the cham
piouship Of the city. The Reads were
captained by 10 Loop and the Bartleys
by Tom Mcfarland. Mr.. w. >. Dick
son umpired the game. IL lasted two
hours and resulted I'm a waterloo for the
BsrtIeys who were beaten by the alarm
ing score Of 40 TO o. Il is understood
that they will cha'lerge the Reads again
- soon as they have prAeueed n few
months.
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Last Friday the Greggs. the colorsd
base ball club Of Morristown went to
Messy Greek on a special and played
the Lone Star Of that place. II Is need
less to say that the NIorristOwn elGb
wen, the score being IS to IL. The
game Was Witnessed by large crowd,
ADD considerable money changed hands.
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VERY REMARKABLE RECO'
VERY

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester.
Mich, writes: "My wife has been al
most helpless for five years, SO helpless
that she could not turn over in the bed
alone. She used two bottles Of Electric
Bitters, and is so much improved, that
she is able now 10 do her own work.
Electric Bitters will do all that is
claimed for them. Hundreds of testi-
monials attest their great curative
powers. Only fifty cents bottle at w.
p. Carriger's
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SOMETHING NEW.

Nacrame cord in all celors, for ladies'
fancy work. McCalls Bazaar Patterns.
(send for oatalogue). Needles sent by
mail for any sewing machide. Nyes
pure sperm oil at wholesale. Merchants
and finding. Machines repaired by a
superier workman. The Improved
White, New Eldredge, Davis, Singer
and Domestic Sewing Machines in stock
and sold very low, either wholesale or
retaih 3. p. ANGEL,
Jan % Knoxville, Tenn.
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MARRIED.

At Mineral Hill Springs, in Graiager
county. Sunday, July Goth, Mr.. A. L.
Parduck, of Knoxville, and Miss Glenn
mic Stamps, of Mineral Hill, Rev. 8. E.
Jones, of Messy Greek officiating. The
happy pair have the best wishes of
many friends for a long, prosperous,
happy and useful life.
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AN EDITOR,s TRIBUTE.

Theron p. Keator, Editor of the Fit.
Gazette writes: For the past fve
years have always used DR.. Kings
New Discovery, for coughs OF NEST
severe character, as well as for those Of
n milder type. 1t never fails to effect q
speedy cure. My friends to whom L
recommended it speak of it in same
high terms. Having been cured by 1t
of every coughI have had for five years
consider it the only reliable and sure
cure for coughs colds etc." Call at
w. p. Carfiger's Drug store. and get
free trial bottle. Large size $l.OO.
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Pereheron Norman Stallion

This celebrated imported Stallion will
be exhibited in Morristown on the first
Monday in August. All admirers OF
fine horse flesh should see him. he
will make the present season at my
farm, seven miles south of MorristOwn.
D. w. BULL.
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The Knoxville Tribune few days
siHce appeared In new dress which i'm
proves its appearance considsra5ly.Th
TrBaNs is live, Plueky journal, and is
eOaducted by ambitious young men,
who have labored successfully in max
ing IL first class daily, ereditablc 10
the town and 10 the section. Tue
GAzETTE wishes them . continuance OF
the nrosnerity now evinesd.
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YSu will want carpet before long.
Buy it now and save one fourth of the
cost. ID. B. Loyeman & Co., Chatta-
noogs are closing out carpet s:Ock at
cost for three (s) weeks only. This ia
an actual fact and NO mere advertise
ment July 80 CIV
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE

THE BEST SALvE In the world fer
cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fevers Sores. letter, Chapped
haeds, Chilblains, Germs, and all skin
Eruptions. and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t Ia guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
maylA-ly rf-
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Marion Female College.
THE 10th SESSION

WILL BEGIN THE FIRST WEDNESDAY
w in September, 1884 Total expenses in bit
erary dspartmeht, for Board, Tuition, etc., $l35
to Sl55 per scholastic year of 10 months, upon
payment of which = receipt in full will be given.
~ For Catalogue and other Information
apply to Rev. j. j. Scherer,
iy 9 2m. MARION, VA.