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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31
KsacIsRes 10 Discuss.

lowing letter. v BiGn was received By
the executive committee of the city
board of charities iii regard to the
Sherm3n-SRmner tariff discussion, ,eX-
plains itself:
UNITED STATES SENATE, /
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 21, !
Messrs. II. r. Smith, E. Mccoy and John W.
Wagner Executive Committee, Etc;
GEETLEMEN L have received your
note of the 18th, ,iDclosing letter from
NJ. d. Harter, of Mansfield, which I
have read carefully. Our neighbor,
Harter, greatly overestimates the in.
teresf that would be taken in debate
on the tariff question between Mr..
Sumner ana myself. This seems to
be hobby with Mr.. Harter, which l
would be glad to crafty in q friendly
way if | could do so with due regard
to my official duties. A tariff debate
heresis not. regarded SO attractive as to
lead men or women to charitable deeds
n order TO hear it. If it was, could
clip from almost any part of the Con.
gfessional Record for the last twenty
years material for as interesting o
speech on either side as Mr.. Sumner
or | could make. However, I admit
| that the object of Mr.. Harter to relieve
the distresses of the poor is one of the
greatest merit, and, therefore, / will
join with him heartily in paying to
you, for the charitable uses named
| the sum of 500.
| Please advise me of his assent to this
proposition, and / will send you 9
check for one-half of it.
Very truly yours,
JOHN SHERMAN.
Mr.. Harter has increased his $50 tt
500, and has limited to Mr.. Sherman
that he ought to do the same.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31
Do You Want Dental Work I?
Farms for Sale!

nH ACRES on Center road from Windham to
OeJ Nelson, about three fourths of mile
from Nelson, New two story house, living wa
ter, etc. Price. $65 per acre. if sold soon.
Also. 70 acres 5,< miles northwest of Nelson
Center. Good Sugar Bush on each farm.
90i-4w* X, j, ZIEGLER.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31

7. F. BAYARp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
ALL DEpAnIMEUIS.

100 PIECES EXTRA QUALITY IMPORTED BLACK
SATIN RIitDANE~, AT 90c" Si0o %ll0 AND
SIPS PER YARD REDUCED FROM SI-' @l4o,
SIS AND Sl.G5
20 PIECES 2s.GXCu ALL-SILK Lyons BLACK
DRESS AND CLOAtIING yELvK'T@ AT s17J. $3.50,
slzJ $500, AND $3.50 PER YARD REDUCED
FROM $3.50. 500 $50, $3.50 AND $1,000
50 PIECES COLOEED Lyons yhLNETS pESIRA.
BILE SHADES, AT Si.OO PER YARD REDUCED FROM
500.
5 PIECES 5oINCH SEAL PLUSH AT $3.50 PER
YARD; REDUCED FROM $50.
100 PGECfs ALI-WOOL HHNRSPtN AID SAN
t:IIER CI.OTH, u And 81 INCHES. At GO-AND soc
PER YARD; REDUCED FROM 800 A$O sIjl
1900 DRESS PATTERN, FOR HOLIDAY PRES
ENTS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
1000 PIECES WOOL StTiNE. BOUCLE CLOTH
AND BROQUETTE CASHMERE At - I-2cr I5c,
AND 2Gc. PER YARD, REDUCED FROM 2jc, a5c
AND 40c
100 ELEGANT EMBROIDERED ROBES FOR
STREET COSTUMES At $500. $500. AND : 1000
EACH; REDUCED FaOMSl6.5O, 5000, AND $500.
1900 HANDsoME NOME LUNCH AND SUPPER
CLOTHS . BY "a, AND BY YARDS, WITH
DOZEN NAPKINS TO MATCH, IL PLAlS WHITE
TINTED CENTRES, AND WHITE WITH FANCY
BORDERS, AT $50 AND $3.50 PER SET HLDUCED
FROM $7.7j AND $-.7j.
400 DOZEN LADIES B.BUTTON FINE FRENCH
REAL KID GLOVES ALL COLORS, AT SLO0 PER
PAIR; REDUCED FROM $50.
$500 HAT SCARFS THIS SEASONS GMPOHrA-
TON ALL COLORS, WITH SILVER AND GILT
COMBINATIONS, AT 25c. EACH REDUCED FROM
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
AnnOuncenenC%

NEW.YORK. Jan. 3, 1885.
To the Medical Director of the Columbian
Institute.
DEAR DOCTOR: young girl ls years Of
age who suffering from the ere u OF rheumatism
sia she was old She mas hot been able 10 va
since her rsf attack thirteen years ago She is bright
and intelligent girl well developed In body d chest but
traCIed sy recommend her
10 the Coumbn Institute for the cure OF Chronic Diseases
ms believe only plaC in which she can Obtain all
Tie advantages required efficient and al treat
Yent of her csse consider this desperate case but
honestly believe can cure her
~ W. ScHoONOyEK VI. D.. G32 LexlngtOnaye, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HoieI-Goyernor Russell -. a. a:
I,eeT OF Michigan and William f. Chandler and family
of Ncw-IIampshre ........ BIZ 'dcre H0uSe-Madame
i Acmand james Hotet-EN-C ongicssin4t,n Az Ste
Dhen Sanford, OF Amsterdam, N.Y.. HosSHtOfc Ll"
The Rev George Muller, OF Brsto England Mortot
H9uee-Scnator C. Z. Vcddcr, Of Eicottvle ~ H..----
81 Dcnis Hotei-The Rev. william Tyson, OF London
Uc1uGa I0VsC-Mr, Martens, German Consul al ST.
louis: Dr. f. Meier German NiccCcusul at chicago.
Hotel BrSricg-Wilham Bliss president oI TIC Do9'O
and Albany Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

PICKS PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS .
PERFECTLY RESTORE The HEARING and perform the work or
TIE Natural Always in position. but Invisible TO
and All conversations and even
whispers heard distinctly We refer 10 those using them
Send for illustrated with ttstimOnlis Tree Address
HIsCOx $50 Broadway, y. Y Mention thisptper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
ANylnrs mo- RE A WEsT pOINF CADET.
RROOKLYN.

sboal ponds in the suburbs were covered with light
coating of zee yesterday, the first OF the season.
An interesting game Of football was played N Pros
rect Park yesterday between The stevens Ilsh school
eleven ana The Polytechnic team Inc StCN'ns 10y .
{ go5 III "'' '0'''' ''' "''' .'''| - 49,
For the convenience Of Bridge ra.lway passenscr5
coming from New York t. the elevated WiroaI ItrSi-
The new side exit of the Bridge the viIduct at tho end
built connecting w.Ih tAe elevated promenade.
Richard Coourr OF NO. 1909 ParkTay.ayc., who was
Int check lor $500 Oh the Nassau Bank OF New-Eork,
was committed for trial by Justice Ndrhcr yesterday
diamonds ana owery worth $3.50 Tor which he offered
the check.
construction department Of the Navy 1aId yesitIdy.
Chief Clerk Sutc.fe said that they would piODiOy be
taken back next month.
Judge Pratt in the supreme Court yesterday granted
g. Injunction e-trNnng the Concy Island JOCKEY Cup
from putting operation its new scheme OF a0"lns
tie public contribute the premiums 20 Dc run loi "
race horses al taeir meetings.
1t generally understood that the Kings County gle.
waited Hallway Company's amended application hled
win Mayor Low for permission to huiIj road along
Futon-sl.. from Cast New-Iork 70 Adans-sri VII pe
granted on Tuesday The condition imposed by me
Mayor is that tie company Will allow Inc use 81 us
.racks on FuIton-s eeioT 10 r1 W
lord counsel Of the conpanysld mat tey "oul agree
TO this
Ia the matter Of the contract between the Ncw-York
ana Sea Beach Railway Company and William mellow
ell for services the arbitrator, NIidln H. BOOM on le
report Of the expert accountant makes on ma NJ NC
bowel is eutcdto S49,i9G 10 and not SG"9OI Oh as
claimed by him.
The Long Island Railroad Company has refused to
loWer its paSscn rats tue Board OF CHARITIES 10
81 Jobnlaud al less than cents mile until next spring
The volume of business it is said does not warrant any
reduction.
Postmaster Mclean has given his report in reply 70
+baI az the Postal Commission TO the
Postmaster-GcneraL II IS long document
in which he reviews his entire admit istraton OF the
RrooEiyn Post ONCE lie charges the Commission with
perversiou of concerning his Office and with I'M
proper official conduct.
It's understood that the aon Samuel $ Cox. our Min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
NrW-YORK CITY.

Arrests last week, 1858; births, $50; deaths,
bGG; MARRIAGES, 219
The managers of the Society of Decorative Art
have arranged for Holiday sale on DcceihOef
g. 4 and D. at No. 2l7 Flfth-aye
4 downtown hqt.deal er SAYS that he has blocked
more hats since Thursday than III any olher TWO
days In years. ,
simon VI. Enrich Yesterday took the oath OF
Office as City Court Judge before Chez justice Nc
Adam.
The wind travelled 1921 miles last week accord,
inc to Professor Diapers observations III Central
Park The thermO meter ranged L. ON 4fO 10 70
There were 40 inches OF ram.
Wbilo fighting with his wife in front of his homo
In West SiXty-ffth-st. yesterday, lilies BuduIer
fell and broke bis leg.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE QUALITY or MILK.
Dr. Cyrus T. isOn, with the milk inspectors aud a
SQUAD of police, watched the ferries yesterday
morning and stopped many wagons to examine the
contents of milk cans Not a single can of wateret
or SKINNED milk was found DR.. Edison SAID mat
he was delighted TO find tie ciys lnllk supply so
ARCHDEACoN FARRAE's LAST LECTURE
A cordial welcome awaits ArchdeIc0l tarrar,
who will deliver his last lecture IN tins country AZ
the Academy of Music on thursday evening; II =
subject is Farewell Thoughts on America; Inc
demand for seats has been great that 900 seats
viii be placed on the stage and they VIII an De &C.
pied ,.,,.r ..r,,.r
Twenty-fcur candidates spilled for eXam'natloh
for Congressman MerTlmans West Point c4deI al.
n":;itncnt In the XIth Congressional DStilct
yes eTday. he examination was hcid IN Grammar
School No. 81 IN west 1hlrtN-Hlt ll-St us -
Morton and f. ID. Hudson. jr.. conducted the
medical examination, III which SIX candidates were
disqualified.
A MEMS CLASS ~ FIRST AID TO THE INJrREp.
mems class has been organized under the aus
piccof thr Society Tor destruction in FIRST Aid 10
The IniWed. Dr. { hartCS II. Brown VIII give the
frs, Of series If five lectures WITH practical Illus
traIions at No u University place on next FTl-
dav evening. After the course diplomas WAL tie
issued 10 those who pass satisfactory eXalnlna-
ton. Applications for membership may be sent to
. the address gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

Gen.to Urinary orgsns Impotence ami stsrlitY.
Sufferers with kidney and bladder diseases,
diabetes drOpsy, gravel stone, varcocee nervous dey
dies gwen n l3O book 43 pictures published Dy TIC
Mineral SDung WG,er Bureau. ZJI BToa,
Say NewYork and mailed for 70 cents Old physicians ad
vice free.
TIE PRINCESS OF WALES BUsTLE,
sold by all hTst-class retailers
Price, % cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

Gentlemen's Winter Underwear of Wool,
herino and FLANNEL. Cardigan Jackets and Gloves.
Reduced prices J. W. JOHNSTON, go Grand ST.. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

It's understood that the Hon. Samuel ;. Cox. our MIN
istr TO Turkey puts most OF his valuable time mailing
marked papers from COnsantiuOpe back TO the STATE
nenartneni at Washington. samuel has made himself
y,rv solid with the heather repor Of tIe MoSlem
press and ne Intends the Administration shall know
how nuch he Is esteemed IN his home the banks
of the OsphOTus No suspect that Nh Cox Is not the
only blue pencil end 10 Tie diplomatic
NnNra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

Earl g. Wilson's f. & w. brand of Mems
Collars and Cuts are the best sold everywhere
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
Absolute Cure

Z. The best interests of humanity depend on
the gooi health Of our won,en folks, ard vet
'tfosr with :tr ElstrSt nitel~cts seem to suffer
-m%t with ailments rrcnIiar to ,nAIeaile. It
* well to- gcnleinter that the wn0l. .femstr
system can he h"iit up tos- ptop,r state OF
rAtnra"rr. pi;npirs. tires. s~olea lmbs,
monthly pans. and o.ncr iniic4tnuS Of flnsle
disease, male 10 '>'rp"ar. robust health Of
t!'d AID h"j!y'taNe tlA pEpee"t l'nesS and
iiStrcs>. {, i,'ny use i, IN, l.. Of ,,f GuvSotl's
irEo" Dnch Il >'arS.psrstla. It re torres u.
ii '"i 20 ,e '.rt heslth. il strrl theHs :>t,s
muscular nI'd n'r!oUs system. II gives e. {
II the s~>tv. an! urinary organs. 1t allays
al IRRITATION o the ul,lc ius membrane In q
~ord. u is perfect fem le medicine, and aids
very unctio" oflrnnlr he No other remedy
'lnas -. Have yoar druggist get it. Take NO
Eu",trrte.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are YES disturbed n; iii.ht and br0ken oil
YOUR rest b. = sex chill surt rim. and cry.ns:
with pain Of cutting .ttrthe II so. send NJ
&c ami get b bottle of Mas. WIssL ~
s"srniNG SvRrr rrw CHiLnnRN 'tsErniNa
Its value is rrcs,rulabl.. IL VII re!nve H..
poor little sufferer immediately. brpr.d
1pon i, u,others. there is no stake about /.
II cures svsentrry AMI dirrae.. rtruia, the
s'eu'r" and bose els. cures v nd cole .otrr ,
the gam. re uc-s iuh.rnlns;oa, and givt,
toHe Aud energy T. tn. Whole s,stem Mx,'
" iSslos's HosraiNs S,luP Fos Csi px.s
TkETrISs Is pleasant t. tie TASTE. n d is ill.,.
prrscr piisn Of ore OF tie ofts, and b'>i' t-
'aale nurses AID Physr,sns m the -unts.i
Stst-s. aaiis tor sale b.! ii; i,nys st, tnrsuy :
eat II. verdi. frtcr 15c,ntis both. =,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
NOTICE..

Owing to the small amount Of
travel at present, between Rugby
and Rugby Road Station, a buggy
will run in place Of the hack. Par
ties wishing to go down, Or who are
expecting friends VI. viii Y please
notify me';so ~ to have tile hack
in readiness. 81 e.. ,.4
VIM: Baldwin.
Proprietor. i
Rugby.
April 4th. 1885.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
Rugby. =:
April 4th. 1885,
NOTICE..

The Laundry vt the Canning Fac
tory will he opened for work on Mon
day April 9Th. Any persons who d.
not wish to 90 to the Canning Fac
tory can leave their washing at the
House, lately known ss
Rich's Store frum 6.to 81 NJ, and
Z to OF M. ,-
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
IN )it.AM Me.

"u!rz. Caru,s. :RinA
!.saliu.,: CA,.!iae,s Defiance. G. M or.
lsea-lus. 4 M,neyi.., Man. Miss uiil.'.
..e..u.uy. The lsy % the las, M,lsnv.
Alss N. Dyer.
Reading. Look ut the Ch Ca. A ChurchiIl
March. Defiance, Band
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
5 Mouths Working Capital,
$4,000 90


1t is expected that the place will be
ready for operation in about eight or
ten weeks from, commencing, and that
the wares will be put in the market
and returns coming in before The end
of six months, aii.r which it is conf
IDENTIFY expected The business Ail pay II
profit OF 20 to- 80. per cent. Oh, tie
whole csp,al q, sl5, 1000, which. will he
available for dividends, and When the
ren,uising capital is called up, there is
every reason to believe that this will
be increased to ut least So per cont. :
When the whole capital is utilized
aud tho place worked. u its full eapae,
iry, it ~ilLproducc at tie rate of 10 Y
| - ovens d VAR. per uionth, the sa1nl
Of ilich viii he $4,000 TO $4,000 wuici.
should realize u profit of Is to 20 per
cent.
The management ofthe company viii
tie in the hands Of Mr.. 4. Crussley, Wiz.
las had years Of experience in lug n'
IN the manufacture vi ilyt.-c;sss Bricks
Pottery AID Sever Pipes. lie has pea
.ols'iy visited aud exa"aaed tue clA!
beds. iroa. Rugby Road to Eugby, and
i.as himself practically tested the elays
aud slso had tests made of them II.
England, all with the most satisfactory
results. Sir. trosslcy is wi,iins to con-
'r.ct With the c"n,l'"ny 20 give his en-
tire time ami cnerey 80 IT'S nianuisctur'
ny aud other Interests, for Il period vi
10 years, without salary Or other mone!!
consideration, and in lieu thereof, re-
ct,ve 500 full paid shares Of the capital
.tosk Of the company. he will thus de-
pend entirely ON the success. Of the
company for his remuneration. Or, II
deemed preferable by tho shareholders,
he viii accept 25O full paid shares, aud
receive the remainder Vi the compensa-
tiou 10y way OF mlary, the amount ol
which to lie agreed upon between hi
and the directors from time to time.
Ifaxreeable to the subscribers, it il
proposed to cleo, Robert Walton, Esq,
C. E., SNpt. Of the b. Of A. to L. o.
President and Treasurer Of the company.
1 Subscriptions will Ge received and
further information given by ....
Alfred Crossley, Esq. 1873 Linden Ave.
rue, Greenville, n. ].
( Msss,u. Alfred Kimber d Co., 4S New
Street, New York.
Lewis Hurst, Esq, Attorney-at Law
| 1872 Nassau Street, Vanderbilt build
mg,) New York.
Robert Walton, Esq, c. E., Rugby
Morgan Co, Tenn.
(rhe above plan Of organization vii
re carried out on the suhscrip tions t.
he capital being completed, upo,
Which the first call Of s. per share viii
oacome due AMI payable.)
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
Mr.. Mallory leaves to-day TO-,
England. He will not r.turn.
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY,

The most Important Discovery Is tha'
which brtns> the most 60 ID to the greatest
,umD r. Dr.. Kings New Disco'ery tor q"
,umpto !, Coughs, a Coils, Will p.cstrv
he ian and ,ave itr. and iSa pr e
loon to l,r afflicted. Not only does It posi-
vey cure ou>y mI'ti u but Coughs, Lo'd
ron it's asthma. Hoirseness, AMI
If TONS the ,hroat. Chrs'. aud In
Weld ncr toIts ndrlul curative pa er
t you ub this, get Irial Bottle Free. al
any Drug Store.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
Mr.. A. Brown and MIR: Ross Brown
came to town the beginning Of the
week to visit their father, Mr.. Otl>
Brown, who has been seriously Ill.
Millions Given Away

Millions y, bottles or Dr. Kings e~ Dis
cover, for Consumption. Coughs aud Colds
have been given away as trial Bottles OF The
.rge size. III, enormous outl " Noui re
dissstrouEto the proplietors, were it hot fol
the rare mrr,ts Possessed by the vyndtr'r Vi
medis,ue. Cali AT the Rugby Drus store and
get Trial Bottle free, aud try for 4! ourseit.
Ii never fails to cure.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
4 lady, VIII, suffered from wrakn, p. al r

4 lady. WIN suffered from weakn, ssp, al r
10 her sex, 10 Nritius to II freud, sad: 4" |
tried various kiiney mci" nrS, but only
found myself sr"w,ns worse. 4 irieni told me
10 use DR.. GusSotts Mellow Docn aud Sars =
psrllla. Its effect on me was soon dlcsted
hy clear and beautiful complexion, free
dom from aches aud pans. com lete
,emevals nervous depression, painless re- u
arts ia nau.ts q DIGESTION. a."i otu ~ se.
can not p,x.se the rem ,iy too II yhly rs n
,ruc irieud to suffering san ,uhnod. aid as a
met
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
Mr. Tucker has been in Cincinnati
all the weak buying Spring goods
Mrs. Tucker went with him.
Buck EMS Arn.ca Salve.

.rnn ,,asI SsLyE ~ III, or .Oi Cuts.
.,,ruise,. Sores, U.r rs. Sail Raeum, Fever
Sores. teslcr. Chspp.i Hands Chlblains,
Corn. sad oil snin rruPtlons, and positively
cares Pics, It /, H>xrAnteci to give peri Ct
,a,istAct on, or uoney refunded. Price IS
eats per Uox. For sale by Rugby Ding
store.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11

The account Of Thursday nights
Entertainment, given by the MEM
nels Of the Musical and Dramatic
Club in aid of the Hughes Public
Library, came in too late for publ
cation in this weeks issue.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11

An Yellow ware. witt, vi ich it Is pro
n"Sci 10 Commence at first. There is
M 4 ubt. also, that Ivory, G. C., and
other wares can be M ,de from this clay,
which it is also proposed t" &" into as
soon ~ they have been sufficiently
tested. 1t is also believed that this clay
will make Mortars aud Pestles for drug
yis's' USE, for which th"re i.a large de-
mand ut very remnrerative prices.
The clay will also make Fine Art Terra
Gotta Ware for interior decoration.
One of the seams Of clay is well adap-
ted to the manufacture Of Red Pressed
Facing and Ornamental Bricks of the
highest class, for which there is an ex-
crllent demand at good prices, and
which could he produced at Rugby
Road at Il low cost, compared with
most other places, aud yield n hand
some profit.
The capital Of the company will he
$4,000, in 1900 shares Of So each.
Vi these, | 900 shares are now offered
for subscription, of which 400 are al
ready promised to:be taken up as soon
rs the company is organized. The
amount proposed to he called up to
start with is s. per share, divided as
follows: 81 on application, 81 IN allott-:
melrt, and the remaining SO at inter
walls Of 80 days each. No further call
will be made before the end Of II
months, aud only then if required for
All extension 'ot the calnps"y's business.
The $4,000 derived from the first call
is proposed tobe utilized rs follows:
Land ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Buildings, Plant, &C., .........".lO0O 90
2 Ovens and Slip Kiln, ........l250 90 !
"....,................-.....l $50 20
Mpulds, Observation-Disclosures 00l
Glaze Materials, 100 0U
Contingencies, .....................30 300 20
$500 90
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11

Profitable investment One dollars 'wtt ii,
Of Shsr'luns (a'atry C,.dttiaa' FCyitrs
ted to 10 pot thrt, meas shi yield a pro Il
o. three do!i",s. aasdrs p,cvrnt'uy oil mas
ner II diseases. lie sure 10 get Sueri iau's.
line. large packs are worthless. ~
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11

FITS: All Fits stopped Tree 10y Or. Kills
drest Nerve Res,or-r. No rlts after first
days use Mars.ions cures. Treat 81 an,
$500 trial bs.tle Tree TO Iii cases. srpd I"
Dr. ktus. s3l Area 81 rh'iad,iipms, Pa.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
Mr.. Walton and Mr.. Church II at
tended Court at Wartburg this week
returning ON Tuesday.

Every one ,LouiA tell h.. neighbor that the
uesl rene " for curing coughs aud cclds. ahd
the only sure cure tor consumption Is br'
N,sta,'s bsissln OF Wild Cherry. Ii is pleas
mt TO take AID very soothing and healing II
Is effect.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11

4 Ivhtien,sa ~ a nr!shhorins tewn VIII
sAd sGffered tvo ycars via rArnlc dirih.c.
al. VAS so reduced that he coad noi va t.
I'd, cui-S a.a 4. stored - sAied he~lla b,
..a".v"s Anolg". Li"'ment. .Lls lluiineht
. WORTH. as weight in gold, "H7,e
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11

The Social Club 'n.c,+ss. .a~ held on
fridsy the sra. ios'. Oar 'Fwni. sell IT,
port Of the stormy .ce"e ".ri be oIJn!!tea
o.. account Of wait ufsp.ct. :. ,.,. .
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11

War, famine and pestilrnce all combihedd
not produce the evil consequences to nauo
Shich- result from lalpure blood IN our VEINS.
Parsons Purydiips PiHs make neg rici'
blood, aud prevent all manner OF diseases. :
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11

10 auy body who has disease Of throst or
,n..s, VT VIII seud proof that PlSo's Cure fr
EanSunpt on has r,ne the same complaints
u other cases. Address,
T.. +. t. hAzELrINF,. Warren, Pa.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11
NOTICE.

IS. H. Giles, is now prepared to
furnish White Leyhorn eggs Of full
stock, for setting, for $l.50 pr. ID.
Orders promptly filled.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11

Mr.. lambert hats returned from
Kenmore. and stays at the Newbury
|lIouse. e..
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11

SKINNY MES.--"Wel'S Health Remover re-
stores health and viHor. cures dyspepsia, i'm
Potepce, Sexual debility.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-04-11

Mr.. z. Scottapd jim Mosier pas
sell throl town on Tu' Stay, OH
their way to jamestown.