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POLITICAL.
NOtfce.

The Republicans of the town of Orange will meet in the Town hall, Friday evening, October g. 1885, at 73O to nominate town ticket, appoint town committee and to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting. Per order
 TOwN COMMITTEE
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night for burglarizing dwelling house op- posite the residence of his betrothed, to se- cure funds to pay the expenses of his we'd ding, which was to have occurred this even ing
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Judic Appears at WaIlack,s.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Mme. Judic, the fam
 ous comedienne, made her first appearance in America at WalIack's Theater to-
 night as Mile Nitouehe. The theate1 was packed and the artiste scored 6 decided success. She was several times called before the curtain and received many beautiful and costly floral offer iups
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Joiner shop For Rent.

%eAA The joiner shop No. 136 Bradley street. oc H3:: cupied for the past forty years ny R. T. Mer Nss4 win, the builder. It is the only joiner shoT in that part of the city. To young man of enter prise it is frstrate chance to build up large bus iness. . MERwIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
 iS1A 75Q Chanel Street.
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FOR SALE.

Shore cottage lots s per front foot 4 valuable house and lot, e,5o0 Building lots in the borough, s per foot front and upwards.
 w-A FEW GOOD RENTs.-a
 WALTER 4. MAIN, ie56 West Haven.
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A Thief In A Bear Trap.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA letter has been received at the Postofice department from David A. Robnett, postmaster at Millers- burg, Mo-, that his storsand the postof6ce were robbed on the 9th of June. Subse- quently he set bear trap under the window and caught R. Phil Gillespie, the alleged thief who is now in iaiT
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HORACE P. HOADLEY,
 2HoADLEY BUILDING.
Cnn RENT

FUHG KENNY "A THREE small tenements and a store, ::a which will be rented very loW to an approved Esg tenant. Any letters addressed to me will o'clock GLOSON HALL
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nANEING.

MISS MAMIE c. GILL will resume instruction
 September 1sth Insurance building, rooms 13 and 14 Circulars at music and bookstores. sei6 3m
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North Haven.

The Republicans of North Haven will meet at
 Linsleys Hall, Friday evening, October End, 1885,
 at 7:30 o'clock to nominate town ticket, appoint a town committee and elect delegates to the Sey. I enth district Senatorial convention
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Entertainments.
DANCING SCHOOL.

MIR. A. M. LOOMS classes for 1885 will meet on Wednesday and Saturday, from 10 a. m to 10 D. m Masters and misses meet Saturday morning, ladies at and z, gentlemen 2:s0 and 8 D.. m. Private classes solicited. Circulars at book and music S0x4tf
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SAxanfaen Tans


 A sugar mill roll requiring seventeen gross tons of iron was successfully cast at the Far rell foundry, Ansonia, this week. In this roll will be steel shaft weighing eight tons. When completed the shaft will be of about twenty-three tons weight and is to be shipped to Cuba.
 Derby Steamboat Lfne-Another Line. The steamer Morgan, which has commenced to run between Derby and New York on tho 'Derby line, !" is two hundred feet long, of nondsscript pattern. She is posted for tri- weekly trips.
 steamboat building concern in Newark N. J., talks of putting on an opposition boat this fall. The boat proposed for the route is side wheeler and has twenty eight state rooms
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HHE1A 2

and her unrivalled new company, under the dfrec- tion of MT. J. W. Morrisey presenting an entirely new repertoire of brilliant plays and comedies. 3 Grand Performances Friday evening. Oct. ?. Sar. Saturday afternoon at o'clock, Sardou's Master piece, THE POWER OF LOVE. Saturday evening, Oct. 3, the New and Brilliant Society Drama, FAIR BUT FALSE Magnificent Costumes, Superb Stage Settings, Original Music.
 Admission g and 50 cents. Reserved seats 5Oc, 75c and $1, Now sale Rhea will appear in Meriden Thursday evening, Oct 1. se30 it
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Colonel Kibbe Remoyed.

NEW 4Ofk, OcI. 1.-Ine removal or Col onel George H. Kibbe, which has long been in abeyance, was ordered by telegra by the Secretary of the Treasury late last night and it's formal presentation was made to him to-day. Colonel Kibbe has held the position of deputy surveyor since Colonel Burtons removal. He has, it is said, rendered him sells very obnoxious to ocean travellers by a too literal adherence to the letter of the law. Some of his seizures have been trivial and the same is true of duties exacted upon per- sonal baggage. 1t is believed that his suc- cessor has been selected, but the name has not been divulged to the public
 More of Lawyer Browns Doinxs.
 BOSTON, Oct. Tt is said that Edward P. Brown, the absconding lawyer, has prob ably gone to 8 certain cattle rancho in Daks- ta owned by an intimate friend of his The friend is said to have left Boston about the same time that Brown disappeared. It is be- lieved that the latter reached Dakota via Montreal. Detectives are said to be trying to find his exact whereabouts in anticipation of the issue of warrants for his arrest. Will liam Rice, of Oswego, has paid Brown $2, 900 in fees during the past three years for prose cutting SIS, ,000 suit Brown had informed Rice that the case would be tried this month Rice has just discovered that Brown compro- missed the case for SC, 900 year and half ago and pocketed the money in addition to the fees.
 GOVERNOR MOSES IN DISGRACE. Sent to State Prison for Three Years.
 BOSTON, Oct. 1.-Ex-Governor Franklin J. Moses of South Carolina was before the Supe- rior criminal court this afternoon for sen- tence, on charge of procuring money under false pretenses, from number of prominent persons in this vicinity, including Colonel J. w. Higginson and Samuel G. Cobb. His counsel made strong plea for light sen tence. He said that Moses was 8 man of keen sensibility; that he keenly felt his dis grace, and that his troubles had greatly inn proved his physical health. He produced letters from citizens asking for len1ency, as his offences were committed under extenuat- ing circumstances of extreme want. Judge Aldrich said " If I were sitting in another place than upon the bench I should think was listening to eulogy of some great and good man. I would rather see member of the bar starve than commit States prison offence. I would suffer cold all day and sweep the streets before I would go into a gentleman's house and commit such offences as those charged" He sentenced Moses to the State prison for three years Moses seemed perfectly bewildered, and was led away like 8 lifeless child.
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A Wedding In Fashionable Circles

LENox, Mass, Oct. 1.-Society here en- joyed fashionable wedding to-day, the con- tracting parties being Charles Whiting Mon roe and Alice Taintor, daughter of Mrs. Charles Kneeland, all of New York. The ceremony was performed at Trinity church by Rev. Justin Field. About four hundred prominent New York and Boston society people were present.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-02

WANTED. A YOUNG girl, 12 to IS years of age, to attend A baby; to sleep home. Reference required.= Aooress or apply at 13 HOME PLACE.
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FOR RENT,
 f4sA LARGE HOUSE, 482 State street. between Es]isii Elm and Court Since 1907 has been used as EHssR a family mansion. Ten rooms Gone first floor front 33x16) with ante-rooms. spacious halls, and modern conveniences. &c. Proposals for dwelling or alterations for business purposes will be considered. ". |. BRADLEY, sesff Box 12S. P, O., City.
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4 Horse Thief,s Wedding Postpor

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 1.-George Prescott
 who was recently discharged from the Con cord reformatory after 2 five years' term for horse stealing, was arrested at Chelsea to-
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FVR NENTs
 Fourteen houses and thirty five tenements in diff ferent parts of the city.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

"A HOUSE of rooms, bathroom, hot and KS::::A cold water, and all modern improvements Ess!A No. 26 Gill street. Four rooms on the first floor No. 2S Gill street. having all modern improve ments, hOtand cold water and bathroom. Five rooms corner Park and South street. Inquire of sci If JACOB HELLER. 98 Olive street.
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B. ,ard aud 9nurus.
FOR RENT.

AsA PLEASANT. sunny rooms, en suite or sin M;;I gle, with board. Best of references. Inquire WkesAA at / POI ORANGE STREET,
 se14tf Corner of Grove.
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FOR. SALE
EOR RENT.

Desk Room to Rent. VERY desirable. Centrally located. In apply V ing state business address. P. O.BOX 405. 60
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Medical, Business and Te st Me
 dimm

ATRS. A, H. WARWICK, therenowned Clairvoy- lyk ant Of Providence, R. l., is now in New Ha- ven for a few days, and can be consulted at 1cS Orange street. up stairs. She gives Q correct diag nosis of disease and indicates the appropriate rem edy while in clairvoyant state. Also on matters of business she is equally gifted. Thousands have been convinced of her remarkable powers and at test her wonderful skill. Her office hours are from to 12 mornings and to 2 afternoons evenings to9 oc2 Ct
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Local weather Record.
 FOR OCTOBER 1. 1885. @ ,.,on.,., a s55s ss sass ssss :sssa ss .ss4 s:s HEns1HfRs'sr.:. HsmIsis9s: ss $ S S S S so so n i and velocity in MsasssP stss nouras Clear cesr csar cisar oisar Mean bar, soo7o; mean temp.. 5s5: mean humid Max. temp., 7c; min. temp. ss; rainfall o Max hourly velocity of wind. 10 miles.
 FOR OCTOBER 1. 1884 Mean bar. 30. 159; mean temp: 7o Max temp, S1; min. temp, os.
 T. H. SHERMAN, Sergt S. c. U. 6. A. Note minus sign L Rrsassse ssaE s9 sssa thermometer 1 dssh fNi in connection with rainfall indicates precipitation too small to measure.
 MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER 2. s ss s...s. 9 s:sP MoGf 3sss sps.s H'o7 ss. Mtrra a;a5a. Rm shis e,sy ssp. S9 A sy Rev Charles II. Sieoke' kmh h. Meyer and Fau-
 DEATHS. BABCOCK-Tn this city, Sept 30, Emma Louise aged months and IA days, infant daughter of Louis IA and Emily M Babcock. Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 55 Humphrey street. Friday. Oct. 2d, at 2:s0 p. m. Burial at the convenience of the family. Rela- tives and friends are invited to attend. PECK-In Litchfleld, Oct. 1st. Charles J. Peck, in the 65th year of his age. Burial at Litchheld on Sunday at p. m.
 MARINE LIST. x@> PORT oFNEw HAVEN F@A
 ARRIVED. OCT. 1. Sch Daniel Pierson, Harris, Georgetown. D. O., coal.
 CLEARED. Sch George Aery. Rogers. Norfolk. Sch Lettie Wells. Bunker, N. Y. --.=~x Attention Brfcklayers and Plas-
 terers. O-OU are hereby requested to attend a special 1 meeting to be held in their hall to-day Fri- day) at l30 n, to attend the funeral of our late oc2 It. FA FARRELL. Pres. Western Farm Loans. Loans made in Kansas nnder our own supervision a speciality.
 BUNNELL & SCRANTON,
 BANKERS AND BROKERS, oce 7s2 and 7s4 Chapel St.
 KINDERGARTEN. NEISs L. A. De Wolfe will open g Kindergarten at 5S High street on Monday, Oct. 5, 1885. Miss De Wolfe has just completed course of
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9ea1 Estate.
H0uSe anfl Rar.,

gea1 Estate. -r House and Barn
 no sEm on e9d den % eo MiA ton; barn and yard of good size: Rent low. Age1fys eof sss se 5 ANDR6M 6isy < M.ei:st. Mo9i;: FOR SALE OR RENT. Af=ssAsh HOUSE with 1e acres of land, situated at Nor Morris oSye aogse sS E two stories new co1. 1 of the beach. Telephone conneetion For garticu lars oc, nan.re sgs. of GEO. w Mosris sMIra; Cove
 REALTY EXCHANGE. For salc or Exchange for New
 Haven Property. kksA ONE of the finest residences in the town of d MI!a heated by improved steam boiler and fix Plenty of sso sno F apa Slnsa nn der high state of cultivation, the rear of which borders on the DayW WANTED. Four rooms, centrally located. suitable for house. A'' F. M. DENIsON, Glebe Building. corner Church and Chapel streets.
 FOR RENT, AA A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, furnished or for ;;: sale on Temple street. Address A. B, WssA se30 St Postof1ce
 FOR RENT. hesA FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, with board; has all modern conve%nienc%ss % % InqTire [ s sss6 ;a as st. 4as CHAPEL srhAEr,
 FOR SALE. he.s.A NEW HOUSE, just completed on Dicker. MlsA gas, water, bathroom, &e. Price low II Terms ia ssso ssSsaS5s sss 1s7 Mi East a @ster Street.
 FOR RENT. ;;H for shoe and hat or fancy goods business. seSOh SIS Chapel Street.
 For SaIe-Terms Easy. AHA THE desirable twofamily house with :: store, corner of Castle and Main streets, Fair A Haven. Inquire Of
 William HI. Wheeler, sss SIS Chapel street. FOR RENT FURNISHED. AeAA THE modern residence now occupied by @a William Gale No. ss4 Prospect. street; oaa all MssA modern Improvements ana 1urniture HI soou order Possession at once. Inquire Of
 CHARLES HI. WEBB, seae $50 CHAPEL STREET. FOR SALE. "A THE two story brick building known as 24 lll and 26 George street, near State street.
 APPLY TO ]. Mel Bassett SIS Chapel Street. An Aged Couple Three Score and
 Ten. No civil action shall be maintained upon any agreement for the sale of real estate, or any nter est in concerning M unless such m or and signed by the party to be charged herewith or
 Who is the agent, you2 or eye
 EnR RENT. &s.A TWO desirable second-story tenements; #:iil one at 104 Prospect street and one at Pros As:sa ssss psst ses Place. AppS at 11s HIGH STREET. CENTRAL PROPERTY. G:l FOR SALE. ;;; The land, 45x1OO with buildings Nos. 1Os. 11o and 112 Orange street, between Chapel and Court
 streets. Apply to
 J.T. WHITTELSEY, sea2 i'm P. o. BOX 8sS.
 FOR RENT, AAAAsA TWO houses near the center; good loca- Ml4 tion; rent reasonable.
 FOR SALE, Two houses, one on Oak and one on Factory street, at i. bargain.
 Money to loan at 5 per cent. at
 THOMAS o'BRIEN CO.,,
 800 Chapel Street.
 MONEY WANTED. AA A FEW hundred dollars on first mortgage, N!ii city property.
 R. E. BALDwIN's
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Western Farm Loans.

Loans made in Kansas nnder our own supervision speciality. BUNNELL & SCRANTON,
 BANKERS AND BROKERS, oc2 732 and 734 Chapel St.
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MONEY TO LOAN

hAsA IN sums to suit at and 6 per cent interest. Ws:sl If ample and desirable security is offered the MaA following amounts can be secured at per eent interest: $650 S1 OOO $2 OO0 $5. .000 $10000.
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Western Farm Mortgages, Bearing and per cant, constantly on hand fol sale. They are absolutely safe and very desir ablt securities for small investors.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
JOHNSON CITY DIRECTORY.

Preaching at the Presbyterian church list and
sd Sundays in eaee month ut Il o'clock a. m,
Rev. Johnson, P, c.
Preaching at the NJ. Z, Church, LIST and Sd
Sunday in each month, ut II O'Clock, a, m
Rev 7. II. Hodge, ?. c,
PreachingAt the NJ. E. Church South, ID and
eth Sunday In eack month, al II o'clock, a. m,
Rev. W. c. Garden, P, c.
Preaching at the Baptist church list aud Sd
Sunday in each month, at II O'Clock, a IN,
Rev. Whitlock, p, c.
Preaching and Sunday School at the Christian
Ghereh every Sunday.
The Johnson City Masonic Lodge, Nc. 1856, F.
d A. N. Regular meetinws LIST and.Sd Tuesday
Nights In each month.
DR.. E. S. Miller, Jr., W.M.
The Odd Fellow Lodge Regular meetings.
every Monday night. J. W. Eakin, \, G.
The Knights Of Honor, Regular meetings LIST
aAd Sd Wednesday nights In each month.
X, L. Taylor, Dictator
The Sons of Temperance, Division Regu-
lar meeting every Monday night.
J. J. Adams, W. P.
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PRESIDENT Author has put down
his foot with some positiyeness upon
the Postmasters and other Federal Of.
hcials who thought to extend their
own tenure by resigning and being re-
appointed iorfull terms Of fouryears,
He has refused to accept their rosigna-
tons, and if these are pressed he will
leave the Offices vacant, thus permit
ting the new administrations to do its
work in its own way This is only
what migt have been expected and any
body bat the oreranXious o1ice-secking
idiots would have known itlong before
such scheme was broachcd.
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Washington Talent Abroad

The appearance of Mss BERTHE
Crawford, of this city, with the Co
rhine Opera Company, in Montreal, is
thus spoken Of by New York Mirror
correspondent:
"Bcrtie Crawford, a wclI-known
Washington lady, who has appeared
there in several of the Gilbert & Sui
Ivan operas, and who has a great rep
utation all over the South as the
daughter of the woll-known Colonel
Crawford, has lately joined the com
pany, and is making a series Of great
successes. She has appeared as 10
sephine' in 'Pinafore, and in special
operate selections in which she fire.
quently gets four or five encores.
Among her selections is a brilliant
waltz-song, True Hearts Delight,
written and composed expressly for
her by Mr.. sthal, which is a great
fayorite with her audiences every
where. Washington Critic.
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Mr.. VIM. Thomas, Of Newton, Ia,
says: "My wife has been seriously af-
fccted with a cough for twenty-five
years, and this Spring more severely
than ever before She had used many
remedies without relief, and being
urged to try Dr. Kings new Discovery,
did SO, with most gratifying results.
The first bottle relieved her very much,
and the second bottle has absolutely
cured her, She has not had 50 good
health for thirty years.
Trial Bottle Free at DR. J 3. Hash
\ Sons Drug Store, Large size, $100
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'EsIE DgAwENG.

Every subscriber can have perfect
assurance that the drawing for the
premiums We propose to give to ON
subscribers viii be conducted in fair
and honorable way. Those who desire
Ia witness il can come and see that it
is done fairly and honestly. Every
subscriber will stand a fair and equal
chance. The drawing will take plae,
March 18th. 1885. All who wish t,
have a chance Tor our premiums mus
send in leiorc that time.
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ScrOfalOsSs Ulcer.
TEN YEARS STANDING.
ATLANTA, GA, July

ATLANTA, GA, July, 1888,
have been afflicted with a chronic
running scroiulous ulcer of my leg
for number of years which has stead
lily resisted all treatment until | Sc
cured B b, b., a few bottles OF which
healed the ulcer and cured me. My
brother for ten years had an extern
sive running ulcer ON his leg which
could not be cured, few bottles OF B.
b. B. acted like magic-healing the
ulcer, and imparting strength to his
whole system. live at Morris mills,
north OF this city A. P. McDoNAlp.
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NOTICE.

We will not be held responsible for
the opinions Of contributors.
All job work must be paid for on
delivery.
No name will be entered on our sub
seription book unless the amount Of
the subscription is paid in advance
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rhere Is no Hpenha Ahont E....

----.--- -----..,
Fulwiler's Liniment is a sure cure
tn rheumatism, neuralgia and weak
backs. A number Of men in john
son City have used this Liniment and
have been much benefited. Send 50
cents, for bottle, to w. r. Lewis,
Johnson City, Team, and if you are
not benefited after fair trial the
money will be refunded.
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Painless Eye Wafer.

Reynolds, Ga Aug 10 80.
DR.. ]. A, DICKEY,
Bristol, Tenn.
DEAR SIR You will please ship
me doz, bottles of Eye Water Of the
same. It is the greatest thing ever
heard of, / am selling it from Is to
90 miles around Send at once.
Yours Respt., L. IL, TAYLOR.
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FOCAL AGENTS.

The COMET offers liberal terms to
local agents. We offer extra induce
ments to subscribers, and agents can
make money by working Tor US. II
you mean business, drop us a card
and we will give you our terms and
send you circulars and copies OF the
paper.
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Andy nnatsse E6mr.mel.

Andy p0Keu ms mead IN with ms
usual ear-to-car smile and waited for
an invitation. "How Now Andrew
jackson Spots? Walk right in and
Iunbosom yourself. Come in old talk
ing machine, come in, come in and
give usanother flash Of your eloquence.
Have you and the Colnel had any ad
ventures OF Eate?" "Ah, man! Quoth
Andy, Fooled again certain and shore.
l was standin' at the gate admirin'
the sett'n sun, tother eveain' and here
come fellow right up to me before
knowed it, | says, says |, good eyenin.
He printed to his ears and mouth and
made about two thousand signs in one
minute by the watch certain. begun
to git Uneasy. | says, says |, what
mout be your name? He commenced
maxim signs agin and sayin goo GOO
goo. says, says l, did somebody
hurt ye? He never answered me but
made signs like a teller keepin three
apples in the air at once. All, man!
| begun to feel like runnin He begun
to look mad as tiger and jist KEEP a
sayin goo-goo-goo and comm tawards
me and by gosh, | tuck a notion |
wanted to see the Kurnel, and struck
for the house in asweepin gaIIop. Be
fore | got done tellin the Kurnel, in
walked the blamed thing maxim Of
his signs and gO0-gooin and Aut-
term around like a chicken with its
head cut off, | slid behind the Ku-
mel and drawed my barlow. BY gosh,
Teller can 90 jist 50 fur with me, and
no furder The Kurnel sortcr laughed
and told me he was a deaf and dumb
Teller. When found out he couldn't
hear, ah mani you ort to heard me
read his titles clear to mansions in the
sky.
Well sir, him and the Kurnel writ
to one another till bedtime | KEEP
maxim remarks about the Teller, and
had the women folks gigglin'. All,
man! He put up poor mouth to the
Kurnel, and the Kurnel had prayers
and tuck up most of his time be-
seechin fur the poor deaf an dumb fell
Len. | says, says |, III bet thousan'
dollars to hole in the ground, | kin
whip that thing a fair fight. Look at
his head-A regular meat AK, cert'n.
No wonder he cant talk, he hain't got
sense enough, by gosh lie jist KEEP
on writin'. Next morning at brock
fust | sot by him and said jist fur fun,
come out on the green old meet Ak, and
defend yer bones. All, man! lie lit
on to me quicker'n dynomite powder,
right at the table, and of all the cussin
and plain talkin that was ever hearn,
that teller belched it, 80 yes, you
Ratchet faced soup mouthed Arab, Ill
defend my bones he yelled jist as
plain as I'm taikin right now. We
/ fiji all around the table several times
was SO dogoncd mad never thought
of my barlow. ! h0llered "take him
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Hard EiaHes.

II is time to quite grumbling about
the dullness of the season and if you
viii buy yosr clothing Of Mothner
YOU will have nc reason to complain
Opposite Hunt & Lide.
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Coal oil rs cents at J, B. Jones'

OQbl Va az Wins az Il. S0liNo
Go to Nelson's for hominy and grits
Selden Nelson has mackerel, cod
fish and Columbia salmon.
Secure bargains i'll Hosiery and
Gloves, at McNulty & Borches, Knox
vile, Tenn.
Don't wait to see somebody to send
lis the amount Of your subscription
Send it by mail.
The 5000 shoe beats anything ever
brought to this msrGet. Made in the
latts st style, it is neat and beautiful.
Gorpine French calf uppers and
glo'e kid tops Sold only by J. NJ. &
II, P. King.