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A pEsPERAposHorBYAPoss
VigiIants Obliged TO Protect Tracy City,
Tenn, Against Many Outlaws.

N1Ellautt ObiiEtn 10 FfotecL tracy kityt
Tenn, Against Many Outlaws.
TRACY CITY, June S.-Since the repeal
OF the charter Of this mountain town there
has been a reign Of lawlessness, aud
drunken men ride through the streets ut
night, cur5lng, shouting and iirinV shots
into the houses. The population is largely
made up OF miners. Late last night Ut q
saloon Frank Taylor and Jerry Man
ming quarrelcd over "A game Of cards,
and Taylor drew a pistol and shot
Manning several times through the
body, killing him. Taylor escaped 4.
Sheriff Lockhart this morning summoned
posse and went in pursuit. They found
Taylor two miles from town In the woods.
He refused TO surrender, and, drawing a
pistol. Jumped behind a tree aud began
firing. The posse returned the fire, Taylor
falling dead from several bucksh0t
wounds. Taylor was brother Of the NO
torious Bob and Andy Taylor, do0pcra-
docs Of East Tennessee. who several
months ago, after q bloody light In train,
escaped 70 Missouri and were pursued BY
sheriff Foute. One was killed and the
other captured. A large meeting Of clti-
zens was held tonight, and vigilance
committee was organized 10 run the des-
peradOes out OF this SECTION. Some bloody
work Is feared before law aud order can
be restored.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Delva qtaD, from Pensacola for Brest,
May 10, lat 80. Ion 46.
Bark Louise (NOr), Nicholson, from Pensa-
cola for Amsterdam, May "a, lat AZ. lon ss.
Bark Noarun Nor. Tergesen. from Bruins
wick for Paysandu, May Z, lat 55, Ion 81 w.
Schr "Adeline," from Brunswick for --,
Nav "a, lat 30 81, lon 90 06. Portuguese schr
Adelaide cleared at brunswick, ca, May for
StJagO, Cape Yerde.)
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Fruit and Vegetable market.
FLORIDA DISPATCH LINE QUOTATIONS.
Saanl.rL IN Nornatn Naana-

SDe0lGT % N0rn3nI NelOS.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1O.-Irsh potatoes
Georgia, per Dbl, So 50a4 Squash-Florida,
per crate, 75c. Cucumbers - Florida, per
crate, 7bcasl %, Beans-GeOrgia, per crate,
65ca$l.
BALTIMORE, June 10.-Oranges- Messina,
per box. 50 75a4 30. Lemons-PalermO, per
box, q 50a4 so; Messina, per box, 81 00a4 so.
Beans Orfolk, per crate. S0a75c Tomatoes
Florida, per crate, 81 25a2 %. Cucumbers-
Georgia, per crate, 75caSl Cabbages-GeOr-
gia, per bbl, 81 25al 50; Norfolk, per Dbl, 81 50a
l as. Caulifowers-E1ord per Dbl, S8a3 3d..
Irish potatoes-Georgia, per Dbl, 81 50a3 so.
Egg plant-FlOrida, per crate. 81 30.
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10 OUNCE LOAvES Sc. EACH.
80 OUNCE LOAVES 1Oc. EACH.
FOR SALE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES:

j. F. SCHROEDER 'S York Sf s1Ssso lan sad
d. GARTELMAN Corner G6TgoI Es asTa Broad and
E.y HAM Corner Drayton ana York
street lane.
D. soHUENEMAN oG anS Dd Esat st RgSaa
NJ HELMKEN o9 &0$srN %5i stresfs. and
c. HANSEN, Thunderbolt Ton Gate.
LOUIS vOGEL, Cor, Je t., and VALID
ISAAC RoOs, Corner Drayton and Ma
con streets.
J.F. EUHLMAN Corner lSer1 East .a,d Broad and
G. ASENDORE Corner East Broad and
Liberty streets
MoNsEEs q wELBROCK. S oo5p PSrs Sims ms
C. AsENDORF cS SoD street, Tsttp 1sns and Cor
MRS. f. NJ. SEWERS, Corner 4ne Price Price and
J.D.LYoNs. East Broad street, near
huntington.
MoMAHON cq Fasa Rr Co1T a,sa.t! and
MRS. MARY KELLY, Coz Fs rrf S1os9 "a. ana
H. +. KUCK, IS Price street.
VIM. sTEFTENs, CV Wssr R MaIddbgrg and
c. II. KONEHANN, Conner ToeT AIaa and
@. ROCKER, Corner West Broad aud
Purse streets.
John TORCH Jefferson and Hunting
don streets.
HENRY LURS Corner Duffy and West
Broad streets.
JACOR RCuOVT Corner Charlton and
Jefferson streets.
FRANCIS PALMER. Corner er9 E,,,. Lumber Lumber
H. T. HEEMsorH. ce stro pin' and Farm
An TAyNV Corner Zubly and Poplar
- - = streets.
J.F.LUBs, Corner Sims and Purse streets.
wm.voLLERs, 0S sfrd aGmOoF and Walker
BARBOUR BROS Cor Es .Sew H sf1ss4a and
MRS T. ~ OTTO I Corner Cemetery and
Gwinnett streets.
p O,COyNOR I Corner Congress and Lin
coin streets.
}. II. HELMKEN, Cor srrN Wh itns and Hull
j. J.MoRRIsoN, Foot RAILROAD street,
MOEHLENBROCK &DTERKs,
l0l Whitaker street.
ROBERT II. MADISON, og T: Whitaker Il ,srS =
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

The spindle and cage Of the Hen an
Chickens Beacon, Long Island Sound, whc
were carried of by ice last winter, have bee
replaced.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
AEK BENHAM,
Captain q n, Inspector Third District.
Tompkinsville, n Y. June 6, 1885.
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Gnmsrrrrial.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,

SAVANNAH. June 10, 1885, P. NJ.
COTTON The market was very dull, and
the absence of business entirely nominal,
IN ,Change at the midday call the market
-ss reported very quiet, with no sales. The
Flowing are the official spot quotations Of
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MRS. ANNA GATES, o9sR 4oSss n''rw'''
MRS. MARY FLArLEY, Corner ns v Joachim an
v. S. sTUDER, oS sTre Drayton and Perry
HERMAN HEssE, Cor 9om York .s and Mont
D. ENTELMAN, oG g,S s, wsss Broad and
HERMANN RENKEN, Corner Corner, Indian indian. and
VIM. RAIL-, oG pis ssr %Gs. Broad and H"r-
JOHN LYNCH, CS sFta taylor and Whitaker
s.ELsINGER. 0S Sham President ssTisIs and Habor-
GuO n uOnCuc ! SaV'h, Fla. and West
ern Ry. Restaurant.
FRED. KLUe, Corner srTsG,. Jones and Prize
XvNV sCuRrurNa Corner Drayton and
Liberty streets.
GEO. II. BYRNEs ! Cor. Houston and Con-
y gress streets.
STALL NO. is, City Market.
a. ~ NToNsEnS Corner West Broad aAd
Huntingdon streets.
II q. n SuT.TEE Corner West Broad and
Charlton streets.
t. A. BIcMAHON, New Houston and
FREIDRICHKLUG, ss Jones street.
RICHARD PONDER, Price, near Perry
VvNT HVONsErS I Cor. New Houston and
Burroughs streets.
HENRY sCHROEDrR Broughton and
Habersham sits.
EREn n uAAR Corner West Broad and
Bolton streets.
RARROuR RROa I Cor. Price and Hunt
ington streets.
MRS. s. SEXTON, Corner Corner ., zn6ly and St.
John FRATEs Corner York street lane
and Barnard street.
.JOUN zUuaUER Cor. Little Jones and
Guerard streets.
HENRv xVTrupS I Cor. Sims and Lum-
Der streets.
H. WILLY Cor ard s street st Isss. and Gu'r
mo N MONSErS I Cor. Sims and Guer-
ard streets.
III NAGIE. Corner Duffy and Jefferson
TT MALLoY COVER g%lnn %Ss str ssSsd and
f. H. JAOHENs, oG sRS st %sss Broad and
TOTrTSKuCR Corner CASTOR and Price
streets.
Us. PAULsEN. TyOee Island.
ID. ROsENBROoK. C SEg ns WHITAKER i,s
CHAs. OHsIEK. cS Streets Pine and Ann
r building, corner Bay and Barnard streets.
est L CANDIES. CRACKERS and BREAD
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THURSDAY. june Il, 1885.

Steamer EtheL Gibson, L0hen's Bun and
way landings-W L Gibson, Manager.
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zoDa 3galrr, etr.
KIfSLING'S NURSERY,
WHITE BLUFF ROAD.

DLANTs. BOUQUETS, DESIGNS, CUT
a FLOWERS furnished to order. leave
orders at Davis Bros corner Bull and York
streets. Telephone cali 40.
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INHE magnificent steamships of this com.
o. Pany are appointed TO sail as folloWs-
TO NEW YORK..
CITY 0FAUGUsTA. Capt. X. s. NIoKxn-
SOM Iho hsDAY. June II. at 4:80 p. NJ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Capt. J. w. CArHA-
RINE, SUNDAY, June IA, at 8 80 A. m.
NAC0OCHEE, Capt. F. KEMProS. ruEs-
DAY. June 10, at SPIN.
TALLAHAssEE, Cart. W. H. FIsHxR
FRIDAY, June 10, at IL 30 A. N.
CITY OF AUGUSTA, CAPT. X. s. Nrarwu
SON. SUNDAY, June 81, at ] 80 P. M.
CHATTAHoOCHEE. Capt. j. w. o4~u.
hINE, TUESDAY, June %. at sP.M.
TO PHTLADELPHTA
These steamers do not carry passengers.l
JUNIATA, Capt. s. L. AsKINs, sATTr12-
DAY, June 10, at 6 Pm.
CITY OF SAVANNAH, Capt, II. G. D.a-
GETT' SATURDAY. June 20, at IL M.
Through bills of lading given to Eastern and
northwestern points and 20 ports al ' fha
United Kingdom aud the Continent.
For freight or passage apply 20
q. M SORREL. Agent
CITY Exchange Building.
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Shipping Sntelliernrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
sun RISES AKA
sun SETS ...... 7.O4
HIGH WATER at III Pulaski. 5:29 NJ, 6:OSPM
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YES
TERDAG.
Bark Tiger Ger, Block, to load for Cont
nent for Orders-S Fatman.
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turpentine was very quiet, with buyers more
or tess apart. Prices were easier on nomi-
mai business. The sales for the day were only
the Board OF Trade on the opening call 1910
W as bid for regulars At the closing call 1t
was unchanged. Rosn-The market was
doing. At the Board of Trade on the first
cali the IN arket was steady. with sales Of 258
barrels, at the following quotations; ana D
Il %. E$l o., 81 ID, q 81 l5al %, h 81 IS,
X 2B. X 81 eB, NJ So Is, n SO Is, window glass
Is 50, water white 50 STA. At the closing call
il was unchanged.
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NAVAL STORES.
RICE.

NEW YORK, June 10.--Market firm.
CHARLESTON, June l0.-Market quiet and
IN changed; sales 847 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS, June lO.--Market steady;
IoplsianN. ordinary to prime 494H5a4c.
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.
CABIN PASSAGE. ........s2 500 90
EXCURSION 80 90
STEERAGE u 90

THE frst-claes iron steamships OF this COM
Il pany are appointed 10 sail every Thurs
day from Boston at 8 p. NJ; from Savannah as
fOllOws-standard time;
OITY OF MACON, CAPT. WIN. KELLEY.
THURSDAY. June II. at 80 P. X.
GATE CITY, CAPT. d. HEDaK, THURS
DAY, June le, at 10 80 AN.
CITY or MACON Capt. W. KELLEY.
THURSDAY, june %. at PIX.
GATE CITY, CAPT. d. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, July 2, atGPM.
Through bills OF lading given to New Eng
land manufacturing pOints and 10 Liverpool.
The cOmpany's wharves In both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading out of the two cities.
RICHARDSON b BARNARD, Agents.
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20 Cotton Exchange
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slelu prorrnn 3rrao.
ACOSTA & EINSTEIN

Take pleasure notifying public baking their
every day and they solicit for it trial. feeling
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THE magnificent steamships of this com.
o. Pany are appointed TO sail as follows-
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maj ,:ofinlIon ..itettI."

The banquet 70 follow The great tnauii
guration ball promises to be something
wonderful. 4 1T Aisatrue the Democratic
partyis -famishing, and it is not
astonishing that they shoqlthaye g Feed
in keeping with the importance OF the oc-
c,sion. The partial list otthe items Of the
feasts suggests that an army comtnisary
has charge Of the affair, It's all right to
have six large salmon ,al and nd . six
thousand rolls but there is a
fearful discrepancy between. the salmon
and rolls. Are the rolls for the salmon or
the salmon for: the rolls!s Then follows
six large striped bass and eight thousand
clams.i Why this discrimination in be-
half Of rolls and clans? The turkeys get
there in fine style though q The noble
bird two hundred yin be, roasted and
half q thousand WILDE boiled. Chicken
salad!' Concentrate your great American
Imagination, on two barrels of the deli
cious Mixture, and think Of the
dreams that must oyertake those who
cat e. q Of tiitq.5Eigkt thousand picked
oysters is another item, of mo
mean. proportions. There will lsobe
one thousand quarts Of iitecIeam. 4 This
may not BIZ too much, but the surprising
feature is one hundred and fifty loayes
ofibread. How many, basketball of bread
will be gathered up aiterthe feasta The
entirel menu is good; enough 50 far as
quantity is concerned, but there does not
appear anywhere on The list any mention
oiiiquid delight Of which the Democracy
is said to be fond. 1t is.one ofthe saddestI
cases Of oversight in regardto a Jackson
JeGerson.sraight.B Bourbon banquet ever
l,.ara ~ W .tiH ni9iiii e-E S'ily Y lev
10. I l. . H4I|
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% aii55,p.ssitai i IIul.in SIS D outlook.


rho iInsftchn i iron Oh ana Steel pAssocia-
,ion has issued an address to the mem
hets Of those trades The address, how
ever. is made general interest by fur
nishiug reasons why "a hopeful outlook for
hefuture should be, entertained. After
congratuladng 1.-The American tuanutae-
turers Of iron and steel upon the prospect
that the business depression meningitis
end. ii says tlasl ~ is' '.ai.esa =,
With Al, . abundance Of good money,
viii GOOD, crops. OF all leading staples,
With pTices Tor all products and for all
renitable railroad and mining stock SO
ieT thafr1 hevd cannot be expected 70 go
any low6r, with the wide liquidation t iHs
has taken place in all business circles
with our productive energies talrly aalH.s!f
ed TO the cotntry's wants, and Slth po 'r!i
cal excitement at an end, only one eles
ment necessary TO secure q reviya! OF nus.
mess prosperity is lacking, and thai z; rs con-
lldence in. the futures oil Values. this eIe,
ment we believe L. now reap ~ M !.
M the year advances we believe that a.
viii BECOME more, aud more manifest.
There Il much In the business situation
To encourage a feeling othopeiulness, ana
there is absolutely poiground whatever
mon which TO base theapprehension thar
a prolonged continuance Of thepresent de-
preston is possible 81; b;G sos 'a3
In regard to the means Of restoring
business prosperity the cultivation sot 4
spirit Of confidence In the incoming ad-
ministration is counseled., Further the
address states thatiwhilo ole wihgof the
successful party holds views the opposite
Of protection, still an influential number
is pledged TO the support Of the present
protective policy From this it argues
that no serious danger need be appre-
hented as to any radical changes In this
respect being made by the Pfesidsntelect,
and That business from this time on from
tho nature Of things will take o turn for
.,yIj1ya.IA.s,I i4.il ~ - 10 81 1850
lle DettSIs ~ ItItE 4Isl 70 ~ q
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,TsADY BELLE. EQYPTIAN QUEEN,
siI7RHyea1s paSt, Present and Future. giyes I'd.
vice On Is0ney businesB and family ailaifsE Hour
fFdfni Tt6Hp.Mi M ~ EiRhth STREET - non
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.non1nIT1oN.


A Com pom ant Cfttlcifss th 2 = ctlph " the
Lsglsiature. rs As
"a ma E,iagr h fkf IitsillgeAeb .elll
NNsigI In tis early dayn q the Con-
tederacy IL was said, Cotton was King.
in the Northern States It was said .Iabor
a. King. Now The leading politicians
seem to think that Alchohol IS King
For years past thes law makers Of tide
state.taree carefully guarded the-tnterests
Of the, salcpnfkeepefs. Laws hayeIbeen
passed. iurl the ptotecti6ni OF lHeea and
shrubbery, Of the little fishes Of our
streamsE OF 1.-THE iowlsof thear and the
game in the forest, and now a law for pro-
lection against geese abeing graselylcons
sidered, but whenMe ask iorprotection
for. our;ehildansand friends atdeater Is
turned. .and,se are, treated asfanatics Or
idiots. -
,iphts ~ ipetftiongs On almost any other
subject we would have Hhad aitespecttul
hearing, and o request so reasonable az
tie submitting Of the mater, 70 vote ,ot
M l,tnS,Ih tittyA 1lhAY, IL grant.
tne psoRIe =. Thdt1cS ,ssssons srIiraSiiy
co.: Su XIV % ,e6raI ana TsIioiots onulatio
y sta.e ,,,SI,i IA nsti.
III; ny 49, i,ssq SnnrshIai aS;Sstnfe IL our
s, ~. ; , M ismafts Ia 4 vote ofthe
SssS y s ~ r.s vsrs ara natheatd. STh9
TX "u oa,,e,S IN - Sracionsly apbeii
~ s Il ~ n 4 w Mia tbefinn 0O) afe
as ~ s.tS ~; IL d tsa; 6er IN hillow. Why?
psse,,a ss SnnsrS saSvsnts fpf;nee AIco
M nr ~ Iarty taders own Al King
ny nv = s,isnds ~ achSI etyS have dther efieyI
800 ~ vVbSje i,sysot,s are llcensed bylaw
y. ,S,,t ,l,a M. hborsIip and
" eo tSa,n d,nnk M efficietitl laws or ad1
aono i, TsnsIties are enaGted against those
e IN" sol IN vIols finn "A IN, III Ea1lL .
VII ,incendiarytwefe 10 come al the
!, hnr'ot m;jni,ht and Are nv tlwelling ailfl
Iesca M with 1fhe' loss 81 Itlie house and
H. $500 SseIt ents srrySl;ie ot,ly excepted, the
j. S y S ,;rsscribss tthe death penalty? lf d
nan comes oS into any neishborhood, and
IN at;snce NJ che law and athe wishes OF
ia nsonieit sonens = saloon, Iaeeoys any
Inv H taihisi den and changes him from
Sei,s iSeTlinI5 obedie1t ana beloved son,
;nt t =, IbIosted and besotted rdrunkard, i
tafe i bisi SaIoonist before The courts, he
ss;I ELL escane bv me false testimony
~ those q HON he has trained and pledged
tor tSisyery thing. u or, If by some chance
10 "a .or,,ictad I'm irnnaltv' IA fen dollars
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Er,,stre sa1r

TNRUSIEES SALE OF VAIr.S.Ss'
By virtue 81 he sdthotitT ~. ~ 4, ERoPIRTY
deed Of trust made b. ChAfieI ISd.,It, llin p
LIdeWiR, hia Wife, 70 john n sSSS1S.MsS and NlS
uATy 9, 1855, and fecoFied n ina oss dAte lla
Of the County Court Of Ohio cSi,StyO " me We Ciek
RiniA In Deed az TFnst poSt ~ .44lN, Melt VIZ
Rnde1igned Eill proceed % Spii a, H;;, ioo "
70 The hlEbesl aud bot BIDDER al tbs IsSs,
he f9pt House Of Ohio COUNTY. IN NV TS2,otH
Mhseilqs, Nsst ilfEiniA pp sA1tRDk III stS:sgI,!%S
olciock AFhTt NE .i0li0Ving. deScTS6SS ..SES Y %
That q 70 say. All that ceftaIu biSSS n.
ground situated and being ne DiviSgoII S1sT NJ y
deaignAled on the map 81 lie mi. iiSiSJS,s ~
Joeph Csid.ell state and hdiluonS III iS e
TIC cay " VII ellng, ID tht 60nfItT N
Of West Virginia and known n In ScS,R se,e
lotEo t6sl sixty:lhree, IN sSId Ed6ItfcS nAl 9
city, togetheb With. al the lnpr6yStsS',,a. V M
thereon and thefeunto heionRIaE. ESI6 S.iIp4s
fronting on The west side Of NCCollocS H., ~
qAf ai. loeh and Thlftieth Etreets ScS ~ ~
LnecWtgby def1 bearing date Fe6fuSfy. 4 n ,1;S
made and signed BY 8. brady and JObn + IS sHA
executors Of Joseph Caldwell ieCkhSsJ - - I1eetA
G. MAyston and Mary N. MSyston lid VIZ ~. .A,h
record IN the Cletk'S office Of Ohio cSt,stT - n
IN DEED BOOK NO q; tollo ~, Alio NJ 49,
peFsonAl property situate aud beinF n ~ Islns
on the above described half lot, iibs 49, 4oess
len and Rbelying two ICales, tSo ASSS ssSsSeoaa,
cohtena. one small LOT canned g0oiS oue h, u ~
Ing soda. one bali, barrel ERlt, ali nS,ios. W
empty cans, barrels and boxes, III horst SSS ~
kitchen furniture, one hone, one wlson ~ Ssod
moss, the kAd Charles dGaIE EnIGFSIar iS si ~
self an exemption Of two hundred dollSn \, t 1!n'
AIiieed BY laws syiit 10 I5CGfl S ~ = EaAH
!The above described rral and per,on,, 49,.
was given 70 John WfschuitEc III inn \ sS9iStQ
thepAyment Of, tAxes due The CIiy al y, tS,en
nj nv.
the pAynentoi expenses attending IN s, ISE9od
Of this trust including the comnISSioSsa " ~
trustee Third, 10 Charles otte, ne nm n N, -
dled dollars, for amount now ana ana W n9n'
4 certain promii1oU note made And aHnst
Charles Ludewtg, with interest thefeo1 49,
liliHSisIF Fourth to August Koch. Ina s1,Ss XIV
hundred dollars, for amounts now ana STS ~ ~
able by two several promts0Fy nOteS bStb. NE M.
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delivered during the sitting Of the court"
That was textfenely eoteplipsn iary COM
sliefihg ne fact that every leaeipg men
Der Of ths,har Of the tsrfioEy SPOKE dug
in9 me Term. Itia 10 be hoped lhai tte
lit}Sation over dis valuable property u
now M an end, IN order that i may be De;
veIoped and thus add TO. the mateftal
wealth Of the territory. 49,.
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p "on, i feel 50 nice ~ said a young girl
Of nineteen years. II don't feel as Il ]
had head or q stomach, or anything
And yet headaches, baekaehes, stomach
aches and many other aches, swellings,
sores, otc., troubled her before she took
DR., Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
lila. This remedy restored her 10 perfect
health, as Is indicated by, her clear com!
riexion, smooth skin and bright eyes.
It Will relieve all ailments peculiar 10 fe-
male lille. ~ nav
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st6fsro6fsN ibce Maj street, III Bailey sBioct,
now oSeEpiet " Me- Jennie b wilson % o,lN; :,
,iTsieS6Gas a ss!!olt sS. y, .eaiatSisa aeuss,
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lsdIaORIsS ALE.lii

q! l,- s,S ,,,S dsaleqs h+oilf ina s3oi1i9ii
stSre Room and Dwelling on Market street, liz
No, l7i and l16 Seventeen street t.,s.., ,,fj,
mo 4l0fknd '2io6 Woods stfc6kH HShs L-ta. g4'E
81 Roome[ House on Market between TWentyy
.folffh aid Twenty 4 fth streets.
20 Rpomed Houseion Forty ffthistfeeGiA sllsph
D HouSes on Twenty. fourth street.
[ksmIill Farm On Glehn's RIM, about 20 acres;
pfitc 81 hO0yi nihlR 10 n1bt sili o. Tina ~
IA Acne Farm, sberrard, Manh4ll county and
rs ellngs IN ihe city excluS The ones above
,TSIitiona.ilh 15Io11irf 1t{ LIMO Ui@ EtVlntS
ffos luther Information inquire Of Lsiyah nRo
: ii I, ,J,iJI Id JANIS A. HENRY, III
-gf''s'l IRcai Fstath 4 cent and Notary Public,
.febi9I fhTfIs 1dl bnsfn 6i2lMhFket street
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Theonly Reniedie for the kinannd
Blood Universally Commended. q

VIM! n. lotion 652 North Tenth street, Phiadcl!
phia reports that one oi his customers stated 10
him incidentally that he.was feeling SO well and
had gained twenty seven pounds in The last year.
The Cuticln ReSolyent, which Ias proved etiectual
jyhetfall other remedies hiled.
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Chas, Brady, someryllt Masai who refers to DR..
J. T. Wood, druggist Of that city, certiaes 70 won
deriul eute Of running sores on tho feckWhlch had
be4n treated BY hospital byslcans without cure,
aud which yielded completely to the Cuticura
Rlmedles: it..tt.-..n.t. -l.i.tu.. OH 40 50
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aad, hIss g;es s,st. l ..i..E l ~

NJ 0OMSdiFoR RENT I'M HORN!
IL hfodkis Hlock. Apply toyA ~. W. HoaE q
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r,ours,onl riete,, 10 NEW orleaan.,

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
yiathetd direct and popular Pan Handle
route, For tickets and fulliinformation
call on oraddress ]. G. Tomlinson, Agent,
foof 81. Eleventh street. Wheeling. w Va,
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~, Bag. . Q. Railroad. q
Leave Bellaire At 2;lo 2. Y. iot summetneld. 81
Lave Betiaife Rt 600 4. y for Summarized and
SsrmFtle, AfiTaat Hellhira aib 4. Y. and h.f5fiH,
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KNOW IT'S VALUE

All Of your cuticura Remedies give very goot
tatitaetiou. The Guticpra fSpecfNt reconmettd
ios VS. disease i9s which Il y qse know from
i EpsnipIH ID ' Da. II. !! PRATT afohtclIo, wiz.
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TlORhRENTIoln i9i0d d9IiN ,EIl9 III
Il fon E01i siii IHnul 1sa % l'sglis
SISo fise.tc6fncd H6iisss Cd Twenteth street. 4
Two larEe Houses on Fifteenth street. ,lupg
Two stote.rooms aEiLh pWelllngl
SSnife H ~ 51Y III I'll Sfs111i II a;HsfoRBEsT
4Te,sSSoaglss s1nod E SsP Ivy Hp''9 9p sis
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'GoY1,mtssto,,es,s salt.

NOMAlIsSIONER'Sl SALE OF, yAll.
" ARLE PROPERTY. .,,,.
istate Of West Virginia, Ohio County. inAscs
cut Court for said county. no 49, U1l5Ii
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~ crTIciiRA ARRoAp.

Through a heme returned Norwegian I,i,aye
leaned 10 know your CtitieuiA. which has In d
short time euredne Of an RtzaiA thht my physi!
clans medicines could not heal. 1pl gl9diis ~
CHR. HEL1zEN, Bergen, NotwRy,,i
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