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Harrison who banks on his
ancestry, il like the potato
plant-the best part of him is
under ground.-Albany Union.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

For SALE-A new Remington double
barrel breech-loading shot gun a be
had at a bargain on application at this
Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

Most of the ladies in Saratoga
have discarded the hustle in.
honor of Mrs. Cleveland. One
lady, says q correspondent, re-
Gently arrived at the springs
with 800 dresses and two trunks
filed with bustles. These trunks
have not been opened
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

Upwards Of JIG, 900 bills have
been introduced in the lower
House OF Congress since the
opening of the session last De
c0mber.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

considerable discussion is
gong on IN the New Orleans
papers relative to the omission
nom the concert saloon law of
q amendment providing that
sae ACT as passed should not
conflict with the Sunday law. It
: we opinion of manly that the
EMISSION Of the amendment
aalllhes the Sunday law, and
saaas crooked work was done in
.ae Senate enrolling room to SCI
e'ase she omission Of the amend
alsht referred TO. Explanations
W nov in order.-Baton Rouge
sugar Planter.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

Ouachita Telegraph: Coy.
Nichols has issued a proclama-
ton calling all immigration con-
vention to be composed OF for
mer residents of Northern and
Western States to be held at
New Orleans, Tuesday, August
7th. Data will be complied and
promulgated throughout the
North and West respecting the,
health and climate OF louisiana.
Great benefits are expected to
flow from this eminentIy wise
movement. AL railroad and
steamboat lines will give re-
duced rates.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

The LATEsT.-Will the Re-
publican candidate for the Pre-
sidency be elected Spell the
name Harrison backward and
you have the answer, viz ."No,
sir, rah I"
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04
Many Uses of Eggs.
THEY ARE SAID TO BE BETTER
FOR SCHOLARS BRAINS
THAN FISH.


Eggs are a meal in themsel-
yes. Every element that is ne
cessary for the support of man
is contained within the limits of
an egg-shell in the best proper
lions and most palatable form.
'lain boiled they are whole
some. The masters of French
cookery, however, affirm that it
is easy to dress them in 500 diff
ferent ways, each method not
only economical, but salutary in
the highest degree.
No honest appetite ever reject
ed an egg in some guise. 1t is
nutriment in the most portable
form and in the most concen-
trated shape. Whole nations of
mankind rarely touch any other
animal food. Kings eat them
plain as Readily as do the hum
BILE tradesmen. After the bat
tie of Muhidrof then Kaiser
Ludwid sat at u meal with his
burggrafs aid great captains,
he determined on IL piece of
luxury-''one egg to every man
and two to the excellentIy va
liant Schewpperman."
Far more than fish-for it is
a watery diet-eggs are the
scholars fare. They contain
phosphorus, which is brain food,
and sulphur, which performs a
variety of functions in the econ
omy. And they are the best of
nutriment for children, for ia a
compact form they contain
everything that is necessary to
the growth of the youthful
frame. Eggs are, however, not
only food-they are medicine
also. The white is the most eff
ficacious of remedies for burns,
and the oil extracted from the
yolk is regarded by the Russians
as an almost miraculous salve
for cuts, bruises and scratches.
A raw egg, if swallowed in
time, effectually detaches a fish
bone fastened in the throat, and
the whites of egg will render the
deadly corrosive sublimate as
harmless as a dose of calomel.
They strengthen the consump-
tive, inyigorate the feeble, and
render the most susceptible all
but proof against janndice in ifs
most malignant phase. The
merits of eggs do not even end
here. Tn France alone the wine
CHARTERS use more than SO,OOO,-
900 a year, and the Alsatians
consume fully So, 900 in cal
leo printing and for dressing the
leather that is used in making
thee finest French kid gloves.
Even egg-shells are valuable,
for aliopath and %hom9path
alike agreeoin regarding them as
the purest of the carbonate of
lime.-Eastern Farmer.
f1h
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ALI Doubts at Rest.

Grover Cleveland has been the
president of the people; he is
now the candidate of the peo-
pie. 1t is something more than
a party nomination. 1t is a
response to the desire of a great
majority of the people, in and
out of the Democratic party, to
retain for another term the SER
vices of this honest and fearless
chief magistrate, who has shown
that he has no other purpose
than to do his simple duty as a
servant of the nation.
We predict that Cleveland
will be reelected by a majority
that will far exceed the expecta-
lions of his most sanguine
friends. We believe that his
warmest supporters fail to rea-
Iize the extent and strength of
his popularity among that class
of citizens who take no active
part in politics, but who cast the
"silent vote."---New York Star.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

New Iberia Enterprise For q
number Of years the tax payers
of st. Martinsyille have suffered
from municipal maladministra-
ton, foisted upoi them by a
majority of irresponsible negro
voters-in fact upon their Board
of Trustees were three non-tax-
paying darkies. The evil was
borne until last Sunday, when
about seventy-fve responsible
citizens assembled together and
appointed a committee to wait
upon these gentlemen of color
and demand their resignation
instanter. The demand was
complied with and the Cover
nor has been requested to fill
the vacancies. Intelligence thus
asserting itself is the dawn of a
new era, and sueh it will prove
for our st. MartinHille friends
il they will but maintain their
supremacy.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

Democrats and the Green
sels Of Michigan have made
sAoa nominating q joint
isssv aaa Electoral ticket. This
Co., s Michigan ii the list Of
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

OPELoUsAs, LA, April IS, 1883.
To my friends and the public:
have seen Mr.. B. F. PerIey's work ON sew
eral gins and nave examined the same, and
nave found them to be good work, and recon-
May l22m. MARTIN CARBON.
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COTTON PLANTERS, ATTENTION !

WILL be in SC. Landry 10 the months of
IL jun and July, repairing Gin Stands. I I'M
prepared to recut old saws and make them as
good as new, gum and file same In the most
approved style, and refill brushes, and bah
bet boxes, sc. Terms made satisfactorycas
we'll as the work. b. F. PERLEY,
Alexandria, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-04

Mf Blaine is convinced that
:, caeapen the price Of whisky
u apollahing the internal reye-
~ system is ITO enormously
sss1sase It's consumption &c is
s.sasly AZ. Blaine's duty to
ss.ss nome at once and argue
s,sa lIs free whisky and embar-
n gIefllrenSt. Lonis Repub-
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I.u,.yi,Ie A S,.nvI,Ie Limited.

Taking efEect Sunday night next. juno
IL, the Louisville q Nashville railroad viii
put on n fast schedule between Memphis
and New York ~ follows Leave Mem
phis at $50 o'clock y. m, arrive at Louis
vile at 1850 O'Clock n. m. Cincinnati nj
400 o'clock p. m. next day, and New York
the following day at 4:O0 o'clock p. m.
Tmc-Fourtccn hours to Louisville,
eighteen hours to Cincinnati, and foriy-onc
houn 10 New York. Ncsiibule sleeper
Memphis TO New York; by limited vcsli-
bule train from Cincinnati.
Morning train leaving Memphis at 10
O'Clock o. M; arrives at Louisville nj 2i7
O'Clock q. M, and Cincinnati at q: i3o'clock
next morning, and New York the day fol-
lowing a. O'Clock am, with parlor cans
and slccpcrs from Memphis. This train
makes close connection with fast train
20 Chicago, via, Guthrie and Evansville.
Space parlor car and sleeper sold through.
This train also carries parlor car TO Nash
willie.
Most desirable line 10 st. Louis by train
leaving Memphis ut o'clockp. m, with
through alccpcrA
for further information call at Office, No.
3l2 Main street, or address
u. u. MuooN, Passenger Agent.
JunN A. Scorr, Ticket Agent.
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NEWSPAPERS.
Continued from first page.

would fetch them to the front OF all Chris
tan endeayor. Men of the pencil and
pen, in all departments you need the help
OF the Christian religion. In the day
when people want 10 get their newspapers
at cents and are hoping. for the time
when they can get any Of them at ! cent,
and. as Il consequence, the attaches OF the
printing press are by the thousand ground
under the cylinders, you want God to take
care of you and your families. Some of
your best work is as much appreciated
as was Millions Paradise Lost" for
which the author received S25, and the
immortal poem "llohenlinden" OF Thomas
Campbell when he first offered ii for pub
LEGATION, and in the column called Notices
to Correspondents" appeared the words:
"To 4. C.-The lines commencing On
Linden when the sun was low are not
up to our standard. Poetry is not I. C.'s
forte.
Oh, men of the pencil and pcn amid
your unappreciated work you need en-
coungement and YOU can have it. Print
ers of all christendom, editors, reporters,
compositors, pressmen, publishers, and
readers OF that which is printed, resolve
that you will not write, set up, edit issue,
or read anything that debascs body, mind
or soul. In the name OF God by the
laying on of the hands Of faith and PRAYER,
ordain the printing press for righteousness
and liberty and salvation. All OF us, with
some influence that will help in the right
direction, let MS put our hands to the work,
imploring God to hasten the consumation.
A ship, with hundreds of passengers, was
approaching the South American coast, the
man on the lookout neglected his work,
and in few minutes the ship would have
been dashed 10 pieces on the rocks. But
cricket on board the vessel, that had
made no sound all the voyage, set up
shrill call at the smell OF land, and the
captain, knowing that habit OF the insect,
Lyj vessel was stopped in time TO avoid an
awful wreck. And so, insignificant means
now may do wonders, and the scratch OF q
pen may save the shipwreck OF soul
Are you all ready for the signing Of the
contract, the league, the solemn treaty
proposed between Journalism and Evan
gelism? Aye, let 1t be a Christian mar
riagc OF the pulpit and the printing press.
The ordination OF the former on my head,
the pen Of the latter in my hand, IL is
appropriate that | publish the banns OF
such marriage. Let them from this day
be one in the magnificent work OF the
worlds redemption.
"Let throros and powers and kingdoms DO
Obedcnt mighty God, 20 thee
Aud over land and stream and main
Now wave the sccplcr OF thy reign.
40, let that glorious anthem swell,
Lot host 20 host the triumph tell,
TIL not one rebel heart rcmalnA
But over all the Saviour reigns."
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER and by virtue Of certain trust deeds exc.
u cutcd by J, A. CWath aud his wife, Martha r.
Crcath, to the undersigned rs trustee, and which
s" T ,hs PSSfG nS S iS SS n n ,S in OF %
1870, and the l3'h day OF May 1881, and all VI
which are OF record In the Register Office OF Shell.
by county, Tenn, lwlll, ON
Monday, the and day OF July, 1888,
in trout of the family residence OF the late T. 4
Crnth standing on one ui the tracts hereinafter
described, between the hours vi 10 o'clock am aud
O'clock pm, offer for sale az public cutlery the
iolPTm ,s real md r personal pI9rcrly nwiE - NJ,
trict OF said county aud state and described thus
Beginning NJ stake In the northeast corner vt the
lovel GnoNcrc tract known rs the Gooch a Stothcr
tract thence west 10 chains and 10 links 10 u stake
thence south IS chain, and NJ links thence east 10
ChaiuS and 20 links toa stake thence north s.
chains and Nlinks ~ the beginning, containing 10
OF sthot MAY, lS'O.
l2) 4 tract of ISL ncrcs lying In said county aud
SBtc,iu section 3Einyc aud q, and In the seventh
and Ninth civil Districts OF said county, this being
the property conveyed by John williams tn J. A.
Cr,nth hy deed dated 18th oi March, ISL and iuly
described in two ol the trust, made To me MS ainc.
@ld' town. These dated respectively lolh juno,
SN ana the II NJ May, 1881,
% \ tract ot ml arr1s OF Winfield Coles no
acres OF Sirothcr 4 GOochs '.uNacro survey In said
county, the title IN which was vested In said
tVlth 10y decree Vt the chnuvcry court Oi shelby
county In the risc oi Francis A. cole W a. l. Cole,
ct N, No G.til u D.. aud the same fully described
IN the two trust decd, last named above
90 \ triC, ui land lying In said county and state
iu section .. ranges huud e. Uud pat ot STROLLER Is
Gnnchs h.nll acre grant nr survey, aud beginning
90 The northwest Corucro luN aero survey That
ilrmvrly belonged tn \. H. Love and the heirs ut
Thomas Love. this bciug nlsn the northwest corner
ot J. 4 tUaths 6iin.ro tract thence south Hn
pole, thence east .A, poles Ia the southeast
conner uf Jasper Rogers loo acre tract thence north
EO pole, Ia the northeast corner ri snid ca acre
triCL thence west ~ poles o. Che hrgiuuing
From this however is excluded the said 10 acrJs
heretofore sold by Nlld trrtth tn sid Rogers This
ulcl i covered Va null hN said truN deeds ui May
~ ISL and March v. $50, and In part by the trust
dc-l of lrh June, ls,H
90 Al,o the following personal property ~
mules. ihur,vs, and lpnuN, hur,suud lNhur.c
Wagon % carts buggy and harness, I rnyknWay
ami Iruo,s. ~ head ui cattle brli ui sheep -
plir, nj co1r 80 uluvs, harrow piano hurau
lWush.bud. Waululhc,. / writing desk and other
household furniture nj said trUth.
For fuller description oi this property sec Tho
sIil trust dred.
Tho equity Of redemption, dover and homestead
waived W. H. BEARD, Trustee
Nuy n, ISIS
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No. COZ. u. DIN The ChHnccry court Of shelby
county rcnncecc= Nolliu Martin ~ fnnk Mar
rim.
II appearing from the hIli in ihi1 cause. which l.
Ewofn Co. that th0 place ui residence Of The dricu.
dAui lmnk Martin, Ia Unknown and cannot 10
hsccfinluCd after dlIlgCut inquiry.
n e. thrrf0rc ordered. That be- make BE NJ
peaftnrn herein % Che ruurihutsu ~ shelby conn
", 10 The city " Memphis. nov Taxing District 81
fhrlUy county, INuNtHsur, uu the lint Monday iu
July i,,s. aud plead, aufaCr or drmuf ~
Cumplsinnuts iill " the SAME will H. taken for
Conicaal ~ y him aud 80 i0f hearing ~ tlaftg.
and that cnpy ~ This orlef Do published once a
week Tor four flrHrst itr weeks iu The Memphis Ap
peal This lst dny of June. is,s
4 true cUpy-Aticsg b O. MCDOWELL
Clerk uud Master
ny n Caldwell, prpuiy CLERK aud Master
John UrUakf solicitor fur Complaint Hif.iNn3
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

'I'O u,usc up the estate ut J.. " Wilson, dccouscd
/ Twin ON Thursday, june ~, 1855, De-.
tween N AMI ~ O'Clock. 90 the south west u,ruvr NJ
Mndl.ud ana Main streets Ia Memphis, pmvvcl To
sell 90 the highest bidder the following rial estate
Lot 80, Ninnughhy Williams subdivision, con.
hiulug 3i.luu uctvs, south hall ut lot b. same
subdivision, cont lining . u To- arms
TN, property /, situated un the vist side ot In.
RusH street. between the yiiN and the siNlN.Uyc
acres sold last wear by Nr Napoleon nm len the
Enusnl city iuNc,tur. fen s',Il per acre II isul.b
within one. throw oi the residence plsrH ~
Jacob " Williamson cor which -iun prr urrc WIS
recently uiuvd II /, We situated for suhdi.
vision. Within two fUufur, pi the Prospect Far,
Dummy Line. md within thryc or four .luurrl uf
two street railroads
Term, oi sale. ono thrl cnsh. balance In one
uui two Nc'r, Flats of the property mud iniorma.
ton is ~ tIilc plu hy seen rt the Office oi Ilunslnn
Cary. No iu Madison strtVt
Ma. a.Is, T. T. WILSON, Executor
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NOTICE.

rT'HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il The grounds NJ Hncktsh Lake have been
leased by thU ilnrkhsh Cunning and Trolling club,
and hcnliirf non member viii not hC rlluwcd 10
tfcfpass thereon. Nor viii they receive any acCom.
medallion ifnui the steward, such as transportation
O. aud from railroad nee ~ boats. hfafi. lodging.
cic The steward has been dcputfei ~ act asshcrih,
and VIII promptly arrest any trcspaacfs, aud will
prosecute them 20 the extent ~ the law.
TIEU erffTfUf.TW garrdfafv
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Aflcniiau N Ill

For spr1ins, bruises rheumatism, cramps
inflammation, swelling. cuts, burns, etc, in
man, and splint, ringbonc, windgall, cpl
zooic scratches etc, in horses. Rangum
Root Linimcnt Is a sure cure. The "King OF
Linimcnts' Is the universal verdict Never
fails 20 cure any ailmcnt that can be reached
by an external medical application. 50cents
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store
2s3 Main street.
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Dissolution.

nwiNG TO THE DEATH or J. y DuNscOMB
Dunscumb, w., who will continue the business
under the firm name Of DunscOnb ilrus, nj No
~ Front street Thanking our friends for past "a
Won aud soliciting Continuance oi their patron.
aye. Respectfully, b. IL pvksC0Mb, il.
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a Change In Republican sentiment.

From Ihc IcIcrsburg Index Appeal.
Toall the bloody-shirt shriekcrs, whether
politicians or editors, we heartily commend
this outlying OF the Virginia Republicans:
Civil rights at la-, .lsi,snd on State law
and local sentiment"
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WILL be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carters Little Liver Pills.
Thousands OF letters from people who have
used them prove this fact. Try them.
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A thousand dollars worth Of diamonds
were stolen from a New York jeWclry
drummer. There Is not the least clcw 10
the thief The drummer bewails his loss,
especially a. the thief also helped himself
TO his supply Of Yellow Label Cigars.
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N AGENT IN EVERY TOWN IN MlSSls.
~ sppi Arkansas and West Tennessee for the
Citizens Steam Laundry, Memphis, Tenn.
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A LADY WISHES TWO YOUNG MEN As
~ boardcrs, TO occupy pleasant room, In suburbs
ON street ear line. Communicate with Lock Box ~
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A SECONDHAND SPRING WAGON IN GOOD
JOSEPH GOODMAN. HcrnnnAn Mis-.
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A n INTELLIGENT BUNDLE WRAPPER, ONE
~. who has been Ia the dry goods business who
can make show and assist generally. Address, stat
ing experience and expectations, 'Mcrchaul,' care
Appcnl.
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DUslNESS-GOoD AGENCIES FOR COMNlS
ID mission, hardware and ware dealers. Allrc''
nl,slNl .s,s nurn Annnnl
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Special Notice.

Tn ADDITION TO THE BUSINESS ALREADY
j 49, hfnu for today the road d Equalization
VII consider the complaints ~ nll corporations
&. y SMITH, Assessor
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pYALADY AND MTTLEGI8L. ANINSRUCT
ID o In stage dancing Addrcs, Miss Rose kUrr
general delivery, post Office.
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A POSITION As COOK OR DINING ROOM
~ attendant Good references. Middlc-agcd
white woman. AdnrrsS, No. rs Tcnncssco StrreL
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pOARD. SELF AND WIFE COMFORrABI I
ID quarters reasonable: permanent n pleased. Al
dress GENTLEMAN, care Appeal
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Are reported from Dakota. The crops
nrc failure on account OF heavy rains. IL
would have been better u the citizens re-
moved 10 Memphis and smoked Yellow
Label Cigars
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stoIen diamonds.

CRowN wash blue does perfect work.
Give il a trial.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

II ". DAVIS. FOURTEENTH DISTRICT, RE.
II specially announces his candidacy for Mag.
istntc, subject 10 the action OF the Democratic
Convention.
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A GOOD. RELIABLE JEwELER. ONE THAT
"A understands manufacturing preferred, -
Main street, V. n ThuyCr
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A GENERAL AGENT FOR THE STII WONDER
Address EMPIRE co, 3Si JunAl It,, New York CITY.
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TINE APPEALIS AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
i John j. Bury Is csndidite for Magistrate
from tho Filth civil District, subject To the Demo.
rrnfic convention.
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Buy your tableware row at Muliord's.


Att We ask for Rising sun baking pow
der Is one trial.
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CHAS. G0EBELS & CO.'S
Tennessee Wire q Iron Works,
Manufacturers oi Chmpt Wire Window Guards
and iructa Mosquito buufa aud window
SCREENS a Specially. EtnhtCs on
W0fk thrrnully Given
1l5 Second strOot. Memphis, Tom
INM q. nMAIs. aIn -rcnna hi !. M.rnrI,l.

hh. q. SWAIN, 2i5 ~seond ~ Memphis
] > nm making o"IHliY Ice The trutnuni uf the
DisaH.Hs of The Lover Bowels hnd Nprtum % arpn.
ut" ana distinct dfnafHs viz Inflammation con.
hipaiinn. lilrs, iiwufs. fisiulay roypl. rru,fro.
liberation. IuhHrr Pockets aud pnpllHT 1hrHp
drcrara orr seldom treated 10y the general prlrtl
uuupr lilp D. BOO short Tor any one man 90 thor.
uurhly undrruud nll The numerous diseases in.
rldoni ~ the humsu syirm. Ny treatment a. new,
practically Painless, 4Aic aud Certain VIII not Zoe.
itrltW With your ordinary huHiurH. luu fnu IH
treated ana return tu your hUmo thH mmr duy 4
nu nls0 treating Diseases NJ mo far NO.r aud
IhfuIt, nnl thmnlr Diseases generally tuufultas
lImn fro. lnrrn.nnulln.u LII.LIu-I
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WHITE CLIEE MIMERAL spRIMns.

NIONROE COUNTY. TENN. OPENS JUNE I.
wi it-s situated on top " tho ChlihUwcc mount.
ain. lfl feet ubuiC yea level. Good WltrH pure
atmosphere, magnificent scenery and comfortable
accommodation. Take Nashville Athens 4
Tclico mlfdnd NJ ithcus. Tenn. 10 thcFincc. irn
mllu, Daily Hoe Of stages AMI malls from Chestno'
over o. good fund Ak miles. Telegraph oficr iu
hotel connecting with other lines Terms rc1sun.
able. Special rates iur families Dor circulars,
glylng analysis Of water, cic., address Proprietor
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NEW FIRM.

We have this day ndmtfrd ng partner In our
bushes hir W. A. shsHrin, 81 Middleton, Tenn
The new hfn Assumes nl doe liabilities ol The old
hnn ~ n. q, fyaruU & g.. Hul D. alone authorized
T. collect nll outstanding accounts 30. 'rm unmo
will remain the same ~ a. rIAHCE
W % siiEANiN.
nTuruts, June IA igts " T. MDOl-uN.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column will be charged at
rte Of liz for two lines one Insertion two inscr.
tionS. 90; one week, &c
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A GOOD GIRL, CITIZENS STEAM Laundry,
~ - Bcalc street
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OCEAN nEAcH. NJ Open June Is. Situated
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