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FOR SALE or RENT.

d IpEECE-Two.story frame, 3O3 Pom;
n totoc ST., six rooms, bath and servants
room; large shady yard and fruit trees.
Terms easy. Call ut office of DR.. LipscOmb,
$50 Second st. ,or at hisresidenee ,3oZ MISS av:
uNARMs--Several fine farms in Arkansas
u and Mississippi on very easy terms ana
low prices. Address
n q MARTIN. Memphis, Tenn.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The New Gayoao.

HARRINGTON, STEWART Il WITH,
PROPRlETORa.
Rates, So so to 81 per day, according 70 looa-
tiOn Of rooms,
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NTULE-0ne dark mouse colored mare
M mule, nine or ten years old. left hind
leg broken above the ankle; the lett shout
der marked from an old sore right fore loot
ers. Disappeared March IL, 1886. Five dol
lars reward for he- return to l.. BAILEY,
2J3 Carolina rect, Fort Pickering, orto
4. N. HUMPHREY,
shaIhv STRAIT
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PIPES and POLES.
NEW GAS AND LIGHTING CON.
PANIES BEFORE THE COUNCIL.
Contracts fOrSupplies Awarded-The
Bank Question Postponed
Payements 10 BE Laid.

The Legislative Council met in
special session yesterday, with Presi-
dent Hadden in the chair, aud Messrs.
Montgomery, Lee, Patterson, Randle,
Kney and Graham present.
EQUITABLE GAS COMPANY.
The following was referred TO the
attorney TO examine charter and to OBJ
tain a list OF stock subscribers:
State Of Tennessee, County Of Shelby.
To the President and legislative Council Of
the Taxing District Of the County Of Shell
by. State Of Tennessee;
The undersigned Equitable Gas
Light Company OF Memphis, Tenn"
q corporation organized and incorpo-
rated under the laws of the State Of
Tennessee, respectfully request OF
your honorable Council that II be
grauted the right and authority 10 es-
tahlish and construct gasworks in and
adjacent to the city OF Memphis, Tax
ing District OF Shelby county, in this
State, and to furnish the raid Dis
trio, and the inhabitants thereof with
a plentiful supply of gas, and for
this purpose that it be authorized,
empowered and invested with the
privilege to contruct gssworks, to
lay down pipes aud mains through
oil or any of the streets, lanes, alleys
and public highways of ssid District,
and to supply the inhabitants of
said District with gas for illuminating
or heating purposes, or both. And
for the purpose OF laying down such
pipes, etc, that it be authorized to
take up the pavements or sidewalks
on such streets, provided that said
pavements and sidewalks shall be
taken up in such manner as to give
the least inconvenience to the inhabi-
tants Of said district, and that the
same shall be replaced with all con-
venient speed by and at the expense
Of said company.
Equitable Gas Light Company of Memphis,
t. II. MtLBURN,
WIN. KATZENBERGER,
J. 7, PETIT,
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The city fathers we're in a weaving
way yesterday and went off into elsb-
crate discussions whenever the least
opportunity offered.
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Peabody Hotel.

@. Il, GALLOWAY a C0.,......,P pOPgiE roRs.
Rates o. 80 and 83per day, aoosrding 10
size and location Of roOm-Spocial
rataq NADIA
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Slnato",a Hotel.

WI. BTNGHAM........... MANAOER.
European plan Enlarge1 and reiurnished.
Prices according 10 siEO and loca-
ton of rooms.
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Personal.

M ALEX TToDp. q Vance sire I.
OISTERNS- Built and repaired and war
~ .ranted. Inventor Of the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone SsS. TH0S. CUBBlNS.
M B. IRRELEVANT, ATTORNEY AT
M LAW, Marine and Commercial Notary
Public, Commissioner of Deeds and y. :.
Commissioner, at the old office, No. 3 Madi-
son street. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALITY.
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LOST.

T AND PAPERS-In 1861 Lloyd D. Add
age Of land titles for lands in Wisconsin,
1t will be made to the interes' of any person
who NAV know Of these pagers to notify
= LYLES, HARRIS i RAY Attorneys,
Mamphis, Tenn.
CETTER-White and black setter bitchi
- both ears black, Return to u. ID. s., ~
Madison street, end get s Is reward.
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STRAYED.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

q WHITE COWS-One with rope around
n head. IS reward for their return to X.
B. BARTON. near Curve, Herr ando ROAD:
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TRANsFERs.

W. A. Biclford aud wife to lula
Calhoun, lot on south side Of TX
chsngesif 5x14el feet, for $500.
Jaseah A. Lpacomb to Alice Hat
tedaorf. cart Of lot 9, block 90, south
-. II pnrlninn afraat 77NlAAA I4 lp
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nEAFNESS-ItsU CAUSES and CJHE,t
- one who was deaf tWenty-eight ,yeai
Treated BY most of the noted specialiStso
the dry with no benefit. CURED HINsELRii
three months. and since then hundreds o.
others By same process. plain, simple ana
successful home treatment, tddIess ]. ,.
PAGE, l2S East S6tb St., New York City,
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.4s4 i9 feet 8 inches on the falls. Bust
hess good. Weather fair and mild. De-
Paris O. Brown, New Orleans, noon.
OAIRo, March 1S.-Noon-River 20
feet Z inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and warm. Arrived :
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! Howard stake, a b HOtt'
nile and a hall. WsiSS,
nonnced Two days bS55eS
Monocrat, zoe Cation u
Ultmatum, KiohheESSS..
Brewster, Dick cyWonstop
Bonanza, 'A''O''
mile IsIeh 1S-Noon-River
= q ieet B inches in the canal
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FOR SALE.

$425O s w pq sTo:o1y q RsS 4 RnHe
house, roc ms, with 'front.', side and back
pOrohes; oistern, stable, wood and coal
sheds, corner lot, 146xl6S feet, nicely graded
State Female College. Terms-s20O0 cash,
balance sS5 per month. Will be completed
about April list. Address 7. A. LAMB or j.
II. BARTON, 10 Madison street. Office
hours, 2 to 4pm.
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tPdd0fIl Fstl OF IUI D UIUO'
side Of Pontotoc street, N,
for 5000.
T. A. Lamb and witt isaia
trustee, 10 secure. etc.
H.P0sT0N, Trustee.
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II horse--One well known to the citizens
OF Memphis. Apply at the liyery stable Of
F. A. JONES x co.
THR OLD ZEN ISLAND In sight Of
Memphis; 500 acres, Of which about 800
cleared and very rich land. A bargain can
W '''Di ~ v @. B. BRYAN & co.
J1IENNRssEE STATE CERTIFICATE
% o.fvahia Gov aag and all dues 10 the
etste. 0VERT0G,E GRoSVEEOR.
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WANTS.

III " tut iO3 WAsHINGT0N ST.
UOUNG MAN From twenty-five to
thirty-fve years old to take an interest
in and manage an agency business in Mem
phis and vicinity. Must have from $500 to
$500 capital, and be competent TO manage
cauvassers and take general charge Of bus %
ress. Salary 5000 the first year and also a
share ia the profits in proportion to capital
invested. The business is well established
and is now paying at the rate Of $500, a
year. This is a rare chance for the riGht
man. Address
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A GENTS-In every section of the country
n for two New Books, just ready, SPECIAL
TERMS to men of experience capable Of FILL
ing large territory. State experience age
Ilimited), SO Broadway, n. y, and 40 Dear
horn street Chicago.
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DODSONyILLE.

July otus looO.
Died-On Saturday, infant son of Mr., and
Mrs. Turner Thompson.
Mr.; Ed Ellis and sister, Josie, are visiting in
Ohio's capital.
Mike Stroup transacted business in the Hill
City on Saturday.
Quito number of our young folks attended
thed. A. II. ball at Fayetteville Saturday night.
Rev. Borns occupied the pulpit of the Lu-
theran Church on Sabbath morning.
Dodsonville is, indeed, lively place. 1t has
about 100 inhabitants, grange, brass band,
and band OF kids that watt us into the mys-
tic realms OF rest every evening with their tin
pans and demoniac yells. This morning we
awoke In . very solemn mood. A spirit Of de-
spondency had taken possession Of us. After
taking our morning repast and throwing our
selves listlessly into . reclining chair by our
window. we were awakened by the crack of
the cowboys whip and the melodious below Of
the kline. Casting our eyes to leeward we OBJ
served flock Of downy geese quietly devour-
ing . neighbOrs garden and hog with her
family Of hoglings pleasantly bathing in one
OF the mud-holes which adorn the streets OF
our beautiful village. All this, together with
the murmur Of the morning breezes in their
passage through the outrageous tops Of the
ragweeds which tower overhead in mild sub
Unity, awakened our latent energies and We
began to realize that Jacksonville is the center
OF the world and that there is some pleasure
in life after all.
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NEW PETERSBURG.


Cary Ferguson is suffering from severely
sprained ankle.
The hotel grounds have been improved by
the erection OF q new fence.
Richard Slonaker had some butter taken
from his smoke house few nights since.
Levi Banks got the contract for building the
new school house at $2,675 and the old school
house.
W. L. VAIN closed his school at the Creamer
district yesterday. About noon the parents Of
the district began to come ih with baskets, and
from the protubersnce of them indicated that
they might be filled with something to eat. A
table was fixed up in the school yard, and
loaded with everything hungry appetite could
desire. Now the main part Of the programme
was at hand and everybody faithfully and will
lingly executed their parts, and especially the
teacher. After they had all eaten till they
could eat no more, they got up from the table,
and after taking an ample rest, were called to
the school house where they were well enter
tanned for the balance Of the evening. The
programme consisted of declamations, dia-
logues, etc., which were well rendered, to say
the least. Excellent music was furnished by
Messrs. Wade, Creamer and Cowman. Mr..
Vain had few prizes and cards which he dis
tributed among his pupils, after which the
crowd was dismissed and departed for their
homes, feeling that it was day long to be re-
membered. Mr.. Vain has been hired to teach
there the coming winter, and we can say that
the directors have made q good selection in
hiring him.
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LEESBURG.

July Sd, 1886.
Mrs. J. NJ. Nieuffer, of Springfield, is visit
ing her uncle, Mr.. r. s. Weaver.
Miss Vista Terry spent last Sunday as the
guest Of her friend, Miss Sallie Redkey.
Wheat harvest is in full blast. A large acre.
age was sown, and the yield will be good.
Miss Sallie Redkey went to Mr.. Isaac Bargers
last Thursday evening, to spend the week.
Rev. Martin Redkey, accompanied by Miss
Fannie Patton. spent last Saturday in the Hill
City.
Mr.. Shepley Holmes has returned from q
visit y to relatives and friends in Washington
Mrs. DR.. Mclaughlin returned last Monday
evening from an extended visit to friends in
Chilicothe. ...r .I ,
Mr.. N. J. Patton, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Dora, spent the greater part Of last
week in Washington G. H. on business.
Mrs. John Gordon returned home last Sun
day evening from Q visit to relatives and
friends in Blanchester and Midland City.
Mr.. W. G. Adams, of Loveland, accompanied
by his wife, spent last Sunday here, the guests
OF the former parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Adams.
Mrs. Henry Elwood has again taken a re-
lapse, and is lying very low with neuralgia OF
the heart, with but very little hopes Of her
recovery.
Mr.. Edward Teter. an employe in the shoe
factory for q year past. has resigned his posi-
ton, and Mr.. Kneedler has been employed
in his stead.
Mr.. 8. H. Beard has been having his resi-
dence on Fairfield street painted, which adds
greatly to its appearance. Mr.. s. D. VanPelt
did the painting.
Mr.. John r. Horst spent the past week in
the Hill City, and 1t is rumored that he has
gone there to spend the summer reading law
with Pavey & Bowles.
Mr.. Harsha, Of the Hill City, accompanied
by his wife, was in our village yesterday, and
while here had runaway, but with only q
slight damage to the buggy.
Mr.. Charles Arthur, Of California, who has
been spending several days in this section
visiting relatives and friends, left last Tuesday
to visit his friends in other States.
Mr.. Marcus Evans, who has been attending
school at Delaware, is the guest Of his uncle,
poets to spend vacation here, after which he
will return to Delaware for another term at
school. '.
Mr.. Daniel McFerson. of Des Moines, Iowa,
arrived in our village Wednesday on visit to
relatives and friends, and the same evening
after his arrival he was taken with severe
sinking spell and for while his life was
despsired Of, but he is great deal better at
this writing.
The Council at its regular session last We'd
nesday night, resolved to call special election
by request Of . petition signed by some fifty
seven voters Of the corporation to decide the
following question Shall the Council pro-
hibit the sale Of intoxicating liquors inside the
corporation2 Said election will be held next
Tuesday, between the hours OF two and six
o'clock p. m.
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COLOSSAL AGGREGATION.

Burr Robbins Great Consolidated Railroad
Shows Mt Hillsboro Monday July 10.
In the organization of this grand union of
wonders and amusement, every possible re-
source has been exhausted, every detail,
reQuisition to culminate this the browning
acme Of his ambition-a perfect show.
The announcement that these great shows
will exhibit here is hailed with delight by
old and young. The entire unrivaled and
gigantic establishment, menagerie, circus,
meuseum, manifold open air features, and
the boundless variety of chariOts, band wag.
ons. vans, tableaux cars, open dens Of pre-.
forming wild beasts. and innumerable nov.
elites, present truly q mass of attractions sell
dom II ever offered for exhibition and all
the most chaste, refined, instructive q nd
Giles and foibles of every one old and young
The grand street procession and various out.
side exhibition given free before the show
needs NO comment. It is fully up to the
promises, and is truly the NEST eatrancins
memorable parade of delight and wonder
Taken all in all, this entire vast world oi
amusement has no worthy rival or precurs
or, and is claimed for 1t by the honorable
and worthy manager and gentlemanly
agents.
Mr.. Robbins. the proprietor, is a genial
frank and business like gentleman, who
comes to amuse, please and instruct, and II
the numerous favorable remarks OF visitors
10 any test, he certainly succeeds. The entire
show is first. class, and the performers are
artists of merit, and all, including the labor
srs and attaches. are sober, polite and well
hehavpd nA0nla
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BERRYVILLE.

ouiy Aooo.
Tom Berry and wife are the guests of John
Roads.
Mike Gritty and wife, Of Blanchester. are
visitors at this place.
Mr.: John Miller, Of the Hill City. visited
Miss Lille Garrett Sabbath.
Miss Ida NJ. Shepherd was the guest Of ].
W. Ballentine Saturday and Sunday.
Smith Greed buried an infant child in the
Prospect graveyard last Friday morning.
F. N. Hastings and family have returned
from Kansas, and say old Highland will suit
them henceforth.
Quarterly meeting held at Prospect was
success in every respect. The Elder occupied
the pulpit Saturday morning. Rev. Singer, of
Adams county, Saturday night and Sunday
morning, and DR.. Ketcham Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
Prominent persons present at the Quarterly
Meeting; From Loudon, Ed Gore aud daugh.
ter, Alfred Fulton and wife; from Hilsboro,
Elgar Barrere and the Misses Calvert; from
Belfast NJ. A. Garrett and daughter, Job
Haigh, wife and daughter from Folsom, w.
T. Shannon and wife, John Woods and daugh-
ter, and Tom Scale from Marshall, Bob Watts
and wife, Revs. George Murphy and William
Griffith from Carmel, T. NJ. Watts and wife.
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TURKEY.

July 5th, 1856.
u The next Quarterly Meeting will be held at
Pisgah. Date unknown.
Mrs. Owen West went to Cincinnati this
week to get an artificial foot.
E: 8. Cummings is now in Paulding county.
working for the Central Publishing Company.
MIR. John Williams and wife spent the week
at Rainsboro, visiting their daughter, Mrs.
John Roger
Miss Vella Gall is teaching quite an interest
ing term of school here. This makes ten
months Of school this year.
Will some kind reader of the NEws-HERALp
give recipe for killing the cabbage worm.
without injuring the cabbage.
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HARRISBURG.

ID. L. Sanders has the finest fish pond in this
neck Of woods.
Miss Clara Elliott celebrated her birthday
last Wednesday.
Sam Ewick is afflicted just the same ss Job
was and is about as patient.
Grant McConnaughey, the "soldier boy"
has been in camp the past week.
Miss Maggie Harris is still confined to her
room and is no better at this writing.
Ed Redkey hitched his horse too near George
Sanders bee hives, and resulted in the horse
being etung almost to death.
Preparations are being made for the Sunday
School celebration to be held in ex-Sheriff Nc
Connsughey grove on the 17th.
Mr.. Joseph White and Miss Mollie Griffith
were quietly married at the residence OF ESQ,
i. r. Vance last Thursday evening.
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WILLETTSVILLE.

July 9th, 1885,
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Geeslin, q boy.
Miss Ella Faris, Of New Vienna, was the
guest OF Miss Anna Kibler yesterday.
Mrs. Jessie Anderson, of Nebraska. was the
guest OF Mrs. Elizabeth Hatcher last week.
Mrs. Ida Newton has been very sick for sew
eral weeks, and is but little better at present.
Mrs: Matte Ayres. who has been suffering
present.
Mr. Addison Hodson is still sufferinp from
the severe cut which he gave his foot several
weeks ago.
Mr.. Barrere, business manager of the News
HERAID, was the guest of Mr.. II. p, Smith
last Saturday and Sunday.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of q simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure Of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma,
and all Throat and Lung Affections, also Q
positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in thou
sands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and q desire to relieve human
suffering, will send free Of charge, to all who
desire 1T, this recipe, in German, French or
English, with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, ". A. MOVES, las
Po,cer's Block, Rochester, N. \. f3-eow-lOm
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DUNN'S CHAPEL.

July 9Th, 1886.
School closed at the Erwin school house last
Friday.
MIR. Crosen and daughters visited friends at
Leesburg yesterday.
Mr.. 7. P. VanPelt and wife attended Quar-
terly Meeting at Prospect yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Duckwall and daughter, Miss
Stella, of Springfield, are visiting relatives in
this neighborhood.
Children's Day will be observed here next
SABBATH at 1880 a. M. by sermon from Rev.
Edmiston, appropriate for the occasion,
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MARSHALL.
July 5th, 1886.

Is l9OO leap year
Mr.. James Shrock, of Greenfield, spent sew
eral days Of last week with friends here.
Saturday was observed here as the 4th by
some little girls, who had picnic supper in
the woods.
Rev. Galbreath will preach temperance SER
mon at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
at 1890 a. m.
Mr.. Birch Carey shot two very peculiar look
ing birds recently. One is thought to be a
heron and the other coot.
Miss Ella Tamplin has closed her school near
Greenfield and returned home. She is en-
ployed to teach the fall term at the same place.
An attempt is being made to get select
school at Squashtown for Mr.. Fenton Gall.
We wish them success, but think it would have
been larger school if held at Marshall.
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Mr.. Thomas l.. Head and Miss Chr rstina
Farley were united in marriage at the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. II. G. Barrett last Wednesday, at
high noon. The ceremony was performed
by Dr. ]. McSurely and Immediately after
the company numbering about fifty guests
partook Of an excellent dinner. The pres.
ents wers both pretty and useful. Mr.. and
Mrs Head will take up their residence in
Hilisboro In the near future, he having been
employed TO teach the A. Grammar Depart
ment in the Union Schools. The NEWS
HERALD extends CONGRATULATIONS.
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Hillsboro observed Monday as the Fourth
In good style. Flags were displayed, stores
were closed and the whackety.pop.bang.
crack. era * OF the hootin '.cracker" was
heard oil day and great part OF the night.
In the evening fireworks were displayed in
various parts of town, especially on Main
street, and colored lights. Roman candles
and sky.rockets in profusion lighted up the
buildings with q lurid glare till late hour.
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MAR RRIED.

HITE-GRIFFITH-On June Oath, 1886,
by T. r. Vance. J. p, and at his residence.
Mr.. Joseph A. White and Miss Mollie Griffith,
both Of Fairfax, o.
Rev. W. J. McSurely, at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Barrett. on Fall Creek, Mr..
Thos. L. Head and Miss Christina Farley,
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Eairley, Of this place.
sExTON-S SIMMONS on July lst,
1885, by the same, at the Presbyterian parson.
age, Mr.. Gilbert Sexton, OF Clinton county,
and Miss Sadie Simmons, OF Highland county,