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FROM THE noN. JESSE XoRNENT.

BOLIVAR Tenn, July -, ISIS.
r. r. Fdmondson. President Jacksoninn Club;
Committee. aud Bolton smith, President Tarih
Reform club
Gentlemen-Your esteemed favor OF the
10Th inst, kindly inviting me TO discuss
the issues Of the day at the grand demon.
stration and rally TO be held in the city OF
Memphis on the 90th Of this month, is
lust 20 hand. Nothing would afford me
more pleasure than TO be with you on
that occasion and comply with your ~.
quest. know Of nothing that will inter.
fere with my desires in that matter, and
will be with you ut the time indicated, II
possible. With profound solicitudo for
the success Of the Democratic ticket and
for the ascendancy Of Democratic princi-
pies, / am, respectfully yours,
JESSE NoRMENT.
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WON'T 1T BE A RALLY?
DEMOCRATIC ELoQUENCE WILL
POUR FORTH ON THE 3oTH INST.
Responses to the Invitations Sent to
Leading Party Speakers by the Jack
sonian and Tariff Reform Clubs and
the Executive Committee.

The Democrats will paralyze the enemy
on the 30th inst, just two days before the
election.
On the 10th inst. the Jacksonan and
Tariff Reform clubs and Democratic ex-
ecutive committee sent out invitations to
nearly dozen leading public champions
OF the party, requesting that they be pres
ent and address the multitude. Following
are the replies so far as received:
FROM THE HON. JAMES PHELAN.
wAsmSGToS July o. 1888.
Mr. J. H. Asup, Secretary Democratic Executive
Committee Memphis Tenn;
Dear SRI am Just in receipt OF the in
yitation of the Jacksonian club, the Dem
ocratc executive committee and the Tariff
Reform club to address the people OF Men,
phis and surrounding country at grand
demonstration and ratification meeting to
be given under the auspices of the Jack
sonian club, Monday, July 30. hope to
be pretent, but cannot determine whether
/ can be until some action has been taken
in reference to the business reported by
the commerce committee and now on the
House calendar. But ii unable TO come, |
need not assure you OF my earnest desire
to see the Democratic ticket elected. Over
and above the fact that the Democracy has
put forward as its nominees men OF the
finest character and most undoubted in
tegrity, the real issue is one OF pure self
government and of honest administration
OF affairs The defeat OF the Democratic
ticket would he blow to the industrial
progress Of the county, and at this critical
moment would imperil many OF the re-
suits gained by long years OF vigilance and
care. For myself can see no chance OF
defeat except in the apathy OF our citizens.
II this exists, sincerely hope the ratifica-
ton meeting will awaken them to the ne
cessity Of working theoretically and con-
stantly. Hoping ! may be able to attend,
remain very truly yours,
JAMES PHELAN.
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rnnM rnr nov. iorI. u. ronT.

NFHlNoTlIIhI TonTII july - ~
hon. John w. Aisup. Memphis, Tenn
NV Dear sir-Youn Of July 10 duly
received, and In answer will say iirst, that
appreciate the compliment Memphis has
paid 10 Robertson, and in the second
place, the compliment that is paid mo IN
asking me TO speak TO your people. /
congratulate you on the effort you are
making 10 make shelby county an undis..
putcd Democratic county, and " q son Of
Robertson will aid YOU in any way 20 nc.
somplsh the end, ! will be only rcioiccd
10 respond. II nothing prevents | viii
be with YOU aud contribute my little mite.
Yours truly. JoKL Il. FoRr.
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DniSK Malto, % cents a bottle.


To Lawyers The annual meeting takes
place at Tullahoma, August J.. By ar
fangcmcnt with the Louisville 4 Nashville
railroad, the round trip from Memphis
will cost $1,000. To procure this reduction
q full fare ticket going must he purchased,
nj SS.ib. and certificate Of that fact OBJ
tanned from the agent. On presentation
OF this 10 the railroad agent at Tullahoma,
together with certificate OF attendance
from the secretary Of the association, the
return ticket TO Memphis will be sold for
50 III
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Tottkiu aud syalp troubles. such
~ EcpmH Irtt,f KingN ufim,
soaly Ffupiiuns, pfuund Itch,
Poison uak, nundWi, FALLING
Hair, etc StlluhtS Htpk0siPtnil
alF il superior ~ al other local
vmesiics II ia pure Mcdicnied
soap. entirely ifeu from acids,
aikalief ~ other Injurious mat
t1r Being tNcctly SCENTED u T.
pleasant Hni refreshing tot the
toilet. bath aud uurefy.
fof the Erncfal purposes " DE-
iuicrtnnt 1itpAis srllHph CAV
biN arr lirhiy esteemed by Ply.
ticlans etruwhvv 1hs~c can.
dies arr neat Cleanly, safe, and
convenient i1f dlslniccting Stnr,
Runms. closets, tcllafs. sinks.
Fhips, Hats.etc Insurance tom
Ianiss recommend them a. .
sale means VI employing Sui
phuf, ....
as-Alusys No. tTNtsa FlISiEkl
iuf ache aud palms "a
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COLDS. CATARRH.
Coughing, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asth'
ma, Neuralgia, Headache and
Rnra Throat

Sore Throat
Instantly relieved and surely cured by using
Carbolic Smoke Ball night and morning.
The Carbolic Smoke II administered by in
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Ball, 81. One ball is sufficient 10 cure any
ordinary case Order direct from our office
or through your druggist We send our
Carbolic Smoke Ball Ia any address, boxed,
postpaid with full directions for using on re-
ceipt Of price. Call on or address,
CARBOLIc SMOKE BALL Co.,
2GMain street Memphis, Tenn, over Smiths
music store.
Our Carbolic Smoke Ball Il for sale by the
following druggists: Jas. II. Robinson, II. j.
Hester, A. Renkcrt a CO., Mansfield Drug
company and q. W. Jones X Co.
Free trial TO all who will call at our office
Separate parlor for ladies. Office hours from
sam. TO : pm. Sundays from TO II am
Agents wanted. Correspondence solicited
from ministers, physicians and druggists.
All who are suffering with any OF the above
complaints are invited TO call or write.
A. A. JOHNSON. Manager,
226 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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IRON GOV. nuGurs.

LITriI Rock, Atk, July n, 1879
John H. Alsup. Secretary Democratic aud Exccu'
tive Committee, Memphis, Tenn.
have the honor to express my sincere
thanks for the distinguished honor Of an
invitation by the Jacksonian club, the
West Tennessee Tariff Reform club, and
The chairman Of the Democratic and cx.
ecutiye committee OF your city, at grand
demonstration and rally on Monday, the
Both inst. Having been already invited
and engaged TO speak at some places IN
Arkansas at about that time, lear may
not be able 10 attend. he pleased TO ex.
press my sincere thanks for the honor oil
The invitation. With great respect,
SIMON l., lIUuHEs.
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FROM THE noS. J. d. C. ATKINS.

PARIS, Tenn, July q, 1855.
T. T Edmondson and othen, Memphis, Tenn;
Gentlemen-Yours Of the 10Th TO the
Hon. J. d. G. Atkins, inviting him TO be
present TO address the Democracy OF Shelby
county at grand demonstration and rati-
fication at Memphis on the 30th instant
received and noted. Gen. Atkins is some
where in the middle division OF the state.
] have forwarded him your letter TO Tulla-
homa, where think he will be about the
middle OF the week. He, however, has
an engagement to be at Blountville on the
30th as understand. II so il will he i'm
possible for him to be at Memphis at that
date, which will be great disappoint-
!. ment to him. II is his purpose TO address
your people some time in the near future,
at which time | trust he will be able TO
meet many OF the Democracy Of your city
and county. Trusting that your demon
straton and ratification meeting will be a
grand success, am sincerely yours,
4. III. NJ. HUNTER.
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nov rnr nov. II. II. IxornsoLL.

Knoxville Tcun., July =, ISIS
John ~ Alsup. Bq., Memphis Tenn;
Dear Sir-Your complimentary note OF
Invitation 10 the Democratic lovc.ieast ut
your city on the 3Oth inst. awaited my re-
turn from a Sundays outing 10 see my
family at the springs. For this cordial
letter accept my thanks TO yourself and
associates and the people Of the thrco
states around about Memphis, and be A..
surcd that. unless unayoidably detained, /
shall avail myself OF this opportunity to
ioin them In rejoicing over the platform,
Inc patriots, the principles and the pros.
pccis OF the Democracy. Remember me
Kindly TO the excellent chairman Of your
committee. Very respectfully,
llENRY II. lSOERsoLL.
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r,.,L A,dsv, Assigns.

Pirrsnuno, Pa, July 2j.-Fnnk Ardary,
the largest Jrayago contractor in Ptisburg,
has failed and Judgments aggrcgnting so.
600 have been issued against him. Tho
liabilities are estimated nj between $50, 900
and 80. 900. with the assets about go, 600
Tho cause Of the failure IL not known
Mr. Ardary was forced 10 the wall in 1883
hut by energy and perseverance, succeeded
In re.cslablishing large business.
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Effective Remedy

for constipation and indigestion, and
are never without them In the house"
Moses Grenier, Lowell, Mass.
81 have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles and indigestion, during many
years, and have always found them
prompt and efficient I'm their action. -
l.. n. Smith, Utica, n. Y
81 suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that
feared IL would cause Stoppago of tho
bowels, Two boxes ot Ayers Pills eff
fected complete cure. d. Burke,
Saco, Me.
81 have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them an in
valuable family medicine, | know Of
no better remedy for liver troubles,
and have always found them prompt
cure for dyspepsia. - James Quinn, 20
Middle ST., Hartford, Conn.
Having been troubled with costive-
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons of scden.ary habits, | have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief | am
glad to say that they have served me
better than any other medicine. |
arrive ut this conclusion only after u
faithful trial Of their merits" - Samuel
4. Jones, Oak st., Boston, Mass.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED ny
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicine.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Al Auction.

The stock Of rubber goods and fixtures
belonging TO the Memphis 4 Para Rubber
Co., at No. 3S5 Main street, Thursday
night, July 20, at 7:30 o'clock.
SAMUEL J. HAYS,
IT,. MCCARTHY & CO., Trustee,
Auctioneers.
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IRON rnE mon. ". c. HOUSTON.

J. ~ Alsup. Etqi
Dear sir-I received n very kind invita-.
ton 60 be present nj the demonstration on
the 30,h. Nothing would afford me more
pleasure than TO meet the Democracy OF
your country and take part In your ratiii-
cations, but IL will be impossible for me
10 be there. My business II such that
cannot come. I appreciate the kind inyi.
taiion and return thanks for ume. Hop.
ing that Democracy will he triumphant In
old Shelby, ! am most respectfully yours,
,ic.. w. G. HoUsToS.
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Tsrin Reform, club.

In view OF the fact that there Is 10 he a
mass meeting ON the bluff Wednesday,
the 25th instant, and that the county cleo.
ton takes place Thursday, August 2. all
meetings Of the Tariff Reform club are
hereby postponed until Wednesday, Au'
gust s. by order Of
BoLroS SMITH, Pres'L
X. q. BRows, Sec'y.
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PROM TIE non. MR.. BRECKENRIDGE.

WASHINGTON, July y, 1883.
My Dear sir-Your favor Of the Goth re-
ceived and thank you for it, regretting
that II will be impossible for me 10 leave
Washington, as Congress will still be in
session at that time. Wishing YOU and
the Jackson club abundant success, very
truly yours, w. G. Z. BRECKENRIDGE.
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SUBSCRIBE for TuE wEggLY ArrEAr II
per year, and participate in the grand dis
tribution Of gifts December !.
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ANOTHER EXCURSION TO LAKEvIEw
Sunday, July 2eth.

To accommodate parties who wish TO en-
gage in fishing, the flrst train will leave
Memphis ut : am; the second train will
leave at 1880 a.m., hnd the third and last
train at $50 pm. Returning, the last
train will leave Iakovicw at SJ0p.m.
An excellent band will he in attendance.
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You cant afford 10 laugh, dear girls.
Unless your teeth are white A. pearls
Unless your mouth Il pink aud sweet
And your two lips In foSebuds meet
And you cannot supply this want
Hut through the use VI SoIodonu
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walked Around Win n RroIen Neck

A story goes that man, after being
hung and had his neck broken, walked
around for several days. This IL certainly
untrue, as nobody saw him smoke lel'
Inv Label cigar,
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porb's Ftruacr IL invaluable for al kinds
Of Pain, Inflammation and liemorfhages.
g,s,iis-e, ,.r,i,, i-dahas. Bs~ar, v 'sOrtA-
I,f t-,.faflsas Of puxB's ItTuACf.
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WHOLESALE grocen recognize Lucy Hin
ton Tobacco ~ the leading end best Viz
ginia tobacco made In the United States.
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CIR up clubs for TnE wEEELY ArrEAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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Tho Ii..ao,.rnnr Of Illinois.

' GusrLHarn Posps ENrRlcI has long had
a place In the medicine chest Of my family !
assure You that wo have found u ready
and valuable agent Co relieve pain In many
cases, and that very promptly. We cannot
well Keep house without Il,
I am, truly your,
Oct. "a, ~. J. &. snfru.
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READ page p Of the Clara Conway In.
stituto catalogue.
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All Timer. In the ci,y Of nemphi.

viii meet at the X. Of l.. hall Friday night
July "a, 1855. Business Of importance.
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All These Goods Are Now

In the store, and we will have them ready
for sale tomorrow morning.
Besides the great sale OF clothing (sum-
mer and winter garmentsl at prices never
dreamed of before, We will have
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Grr up clubs for tbs wKEKLY ArrEAL
and secure one Of the cash prizes. Sec Lists.
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A WORD EXPLANATORY: The failure OF
seligman, May 4 Co., the great clothiers,
Of New York, will be remembered as hav-
ing occurred about two weeks ago. As
soon as the stock was prepared for inspec-
ton the assignees wired us, and not want
ing to buy pig in poke" our
clothing buyer, Col Max Halle, left for
New York at once, and after selecting the
cream OF the stock, made an offer, which,
as the above telegram states, was accepted.
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TnR Campaign Scarf has arrived.
TnoNrsoN x STEVENS,
No. $50 Second street,
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Watches cheap. Muliord's.
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A TELLING TELEGRAM.
"NEw YORK, July "a, 1883.

"NEw YORK, July "a, 1883.
"Menken & Company, Memphis
"Our bid of 90 cents on the $l00 is ac-
cepted for a large portion OF Seligman, May 4
Cos bankrupt clothing stock. Shipped 10y
Adams express yesterday. II is the cheap
est lot of clothing ever sold. Also, by
same express the nine job lots OF dry
goods. Mark at small advance TO sell oil
quickly. ~. S. MENKEN."
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::ne Job Lots Of Dry Goods.
Every one a bonanza!

Come early as possible, although this 81
gantic sale will last Friday and Saturday.
The APPEAL and Ardidnche Of Friday
morning will contain particulars.
A General Cheap Sale
Will be inaugurated throughout the house.
Prepare for tomorrow morning.
NoTE: Owing to the great labor Of pre-
pairing $50, 900 Of new goods for Friday, we
shall close our store this afternoon be-
tween 3 and O'Clock, so rs TO get them
ready.
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The Governor Of New Jersey.

DrIR SIN I have Tor many years used
posp's EfTHacr aud have derived great BEN
eiit and relief thercfrOm Yours truly,
4 Dec. 0, "a. H. D. ohrkr'
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the WISCONSIN CEh hRL LINE.
From a comparatively unkno"n lac
toy III the I"mmeFc!a' "o['u' II mas
been transformed 10 an lnaGP"ndenl'
'n""enu"'' &.'"o !ar0ugh houIG,
with m@r"'hye"' oePo's' >1rc'o
el4I?mc"' '9d UnsnFP'SseG teT';in3'
facilities. Through c2rcirI catering
10 details u h~n won loI "Ssi rep
0'2ti"N i,' 'oiia'sy. Sa'eiy' c'nVeh'-
en1e AM attention 10 us patrons
second H. 10 f1'IIo"u III me county,,
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Final Proof Notices.


NoTIcE-Ansdavtts Of pubaicatfon on alileQs
notices pub ished IN TEE EuN can be obtain
eAat haearty MARBLES Bank, AberleeD
ESQ.
Sand Once Il Aberdeen, Oak, Apsust 4, 1tes.
Notice IS hereby Efvan4f4t4he following name6
settler has & led tctice Of his Intention 10 mske 6naf
sesaestead pNeeAfN snEp1f4 81 his clam aed ia aid
pfoef win % made before tie register Or rscsisss Il
re- Y lsna staee AfAbsrasess Oak On sspeem
Frederick Borehard,
"a. 1896, for the s-wM section as, tswn IN 4nngs
land, vi: John smith, Theodore EVars. Gsofre
Amman and George WsatweEth ~ MsaAseld. OAK
BrowNt Bros Anye-
Land Once Al Aberdeen. OAK. August \. ssss.
Notice isieFcbF gives that the following uamed
sctt er has hlcd notice Of his intention 10 make fnal
homestead fteot ~ support Of his claim and that
he y s laid Offee Il Aberdeen. nsK.. on octo-
bcr 3ists 1888. Sixs
jain 4 xiaaoe.
+, nai s ~, eye , wsss''1yT 's'sss, sas sss zr.isn
witnesses 70 prove bis continuons residence np-n ana
cultivation 81 said hand, viz. Asa DAYTON. Henrv
slesk Jams. s. Bryan and Losis sand, 81 Of
\ i Harris, Rsgaes.
Lard Qhse At A~bsrdesp OAK July sosh. es
Motto hshryeby gwen that The following named
ssffleF has flied notice 0fhts i~attfton Is make fnsi
Homestead pr84i Ia support - his ciank. and fbat
saia pfoo} wilb e made Akfore ne register az ~
oa oept sta, 1914. VIZ;
William Hornin4.
~ Ms x see a5,tep laf, ntnef 81 Ha nasea
MS Upon, IND sxuldpaf,en q. ala is63, VI.
JOBS VI .Emlth, yhsrdofe Ev8Hs ekn1 Ff4akl
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Land Office al Aberdeen, DAB, Es5x r5xh. ISIS.
Notice y herhy gives thea shs ~folIowiae aknacd
settler has hicd notice efhfa tntsssioW y rrka fna1
homestead proof N support ~ his clsfyp, aud thsf
sad proof vii he made befsra he roainsr II ~
ceixer . ffhe I. $ Laad OfBce u Aharaesu, pak.
on September ssth. 1885, via.
Peter G. Erchoea,
~ p No enyH, for the 81 n-w< and * a-wL
5te 7ot twp. 1sas rage q. He nanes t.a zeliewfrn5
Witnesset 70 prove his conan naua nnufaauen treE.
and eultivAtion Of said iaad etn A b Mnnreq.
y = Hyameu, Peter HAlvssssa aadsS-P. Msri1,
az Of Faith, Dzk.
Brsvn, Bros. AttysE
Land Oasoe At Aberdeen, Dsk., gnix ssh. rsss.
Nottee i syehY given that The gonsmina named
SETTLER has hler satios 81 his infenton IS 49, Anal
homestrat ~ @ aupRor " bis skaim, and thar
SAC proof VIII fe made bcfora The rekfster 81 re-
@ssf Fl the ~ SsLaAd QMes a. AsseNeer. nsk..
on August atis1s8S, rss.
Wiiheln Knatne.
n Y. No 1928, for the n-wN &c. "a. fwo. r.f. rmnea
81 nc names me following Witnesses Is prsvs Ma
rpnilnNots residence upon, ara cultivation 81 said
isn9 w: William SAuek and 1heoSore Kaasman az
hndolFh and Henry Brfca. 81 NasAer, go Fref
Atetz, 81 Mankaeid. flmt.
NJ M1xkts, Ker,mss.
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Observation-Disclosures OF puhl cation OF Atilega
nofices pub ished in THE 8uN can be obtain
ed At haRarty 4 Marbles Bank, AbergesD
Pftce Tor publishing final proof notices
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SUNBEAMS.
.nlendid harvest weather.

Notayacarthou o roomi in Warner,
Nice bedroom set for sale cheap at
this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nye Haskins are down
from Aberdeen.
Zach Fryer has returned to remain
during harvest.
N p Champlin, of Groton, was in
town Wednesday.
Good farm three miles from Warner
for sale at this ol:ce.
Rev. MCGEE was a pleasant caller
Wednesday morning.
Hot coffee or tea and lunch at all
hours at the Restaurant.
The Misses Seaman, of Chicago, are
visiting their brother, c. L.
Horse traders, tramps and prairie
%schooners are quite numerous.
Jay Cook is making some extensive
improvements on the east side.
BoREOn the 4th inst, to Mr.. and
Mrs, Nike Goghan, a daughter.
Dir. and Mrs. Alien were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. q II Dawes tEis week.
9 NJ. Thomas has removed his
Feidence to rooms @ the restaurant.
Bread. doughnuts, pies and cookies
aiways fresh baked At tho Restaurant.
CT. Seaman is erecting a Queen
Anne barn Just back of his hardware
store.
The prospects are that Warner will
b the best wheat market in the county
this iali.
Iansills Punch il the bsst Q cent
cigar IN America For sale at the
Restaurant
Or Cooks drugstore is being framed.
A Tannsbill, the veteran builder is do.
ing Tie nork
The new school b the Alien district. |
Aondell, is completed and the people
are proud Of il.
Tom VaxDoley has me7ed his barberI
shop into the building recently yaeatd
BY g n Thomas.
Chas McCrossen viii leave for Ash
ton shortly, where he win run an
eleyator for the season.
y TanBehill IT. who has been suf-
1efing from ~rhcunaatism fora few weeks
past rs fast improving. ~
MI Gilbert Jennings, Of Crookston.
MINI visited his brother, Dir. jay
Jennings, LAST Wednesday.
Robert Clawson, who ran a black
smith shop hsre three years ago, has
returned ~ remain during hayest
g VA Lawrence and Geo Dennison.
% Alma Wis, arrived Wednesday 10
visif relatives ia Rondel township.
At . msetine Of The Town board
Tuesday the following leyies were made
sor the coming year Township, 81
misla; road aud bridge, 4 mill.
Newhope township raises another
magnificent crop this year and Is one Of
the VERY best townships ii the county.
ans roAing land seem 10 protect tho
gain from hot Winds.
2 ~ Thomas has taken charge 81
tae restaurant and win always b. pre-
parsa % Furnish good meals ii reason
able ratss He VIII also keep Tor sale
zfh bread rolls pies and achoses line
y confectionery and fruits. Give him
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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-10

Nc Other GUIway in tho Northwest
has il So ~@.1rt a period gained the
~. LatiOr md n.mmL2GlY tniOYed by