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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-18
PAHHCKY ON MARKET.

EBRoErs 10 BoKSxHB UP PRoyR NEE-
REcrukL II KEW FoRx.
NEW YoRK, Jan. H.-Tde oil market
was panioky again today. After steady
and calm opening nearly an boar past
ed without olo1d on the speculative
aky. Then the dealers Of she consoli-
dated exchange were suddenly surprised
by the ootor ak Of sterm. Within Q
fsw minutes the price of pipe liua GER
tihoakes dropped from 901( 10 S61 cents.
As IL o'clock the widest exeilemsnt
prevailed. Toward noon the market
became little better and quotations
showed 81.
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6kE FHAscIsco, Jan. f7--Fgur lfastiea
esosped ffom tbs houss % ausseoflan
iass nishi, thssogh . hOle out fn 4 foors
IL tie 1sil- Oas Of The razr1s afs.
covered the hois as several Other ffs1fi1a
we're Ends4yofsna 10 crawl ihFouah tte
opeui1R. tts aiaru 0aa immadiatafV
nigens SD mcb atazied on Ia soarnt
Of the fuettlsess n01a cf whosu soalH
Be fsuud. Ena esepg pEiaamrrS mRea
1sssph Aekvcy. Geofas and wnidaas.
aaatenaed - three years rann fsF 5asas
laKJf an9 Edward 6mllh alias N iisp.
sarse wears foe arnnd t4rotnr.
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Coilee o. &. Han seiHad nfiy tncnesna
doliasa' worth % brmndy af the diatiI-
ieEy of a. Y. Adams unar hsre TO-DAY.
TIE aoiEaFe was msde 80 tha stntemefsa
q feFaeF emps0ys Of Mr. Aaama tfat
tue lAftss has been makins faias rssagne.
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PonF TounEKND. Jsn. II - Special. -
Az oFdinsFy locking truak. wsiehtea
about one hnndFsd aBd atty ponnds.
osu1e ever en- aha Oiympian MoaasT.
consigned - Mrs. talberf, PoEt Town-
eend. Il waa ssnt In ears of she *.
press eompaDy. Ths trank was esfasd.
and foana 70 ecniatn one nnndred ana
forty p0unds Of opinm in half p0und
aaua
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-18

kks EsAHc1sco. Jsn. IL 70 10 nson
toatg tbsfs aaa been 20 eass ~ smalI.
Dox repoFtef a. the tsath cfiss ana 4
= bsiissed that fns dieetss has suhsG4.
ID. TIE stesiaimeuf ~ q bahia effss
- e saesssd re is8e De- Mesre1 "a. -
msds g tns rsxt ueeilna q ihs beass
on 1hafsdag.
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E3s FnANosso0. Jao- I7.--Todag Ear
ths afst tims % years, perhsrs for tie
dEst tine on Fse5fd, there u1a akasiu4
ia ran Ffsneisoo. A small partg e.
i5ytd g conpis hoars of fksfina % the
pond ~ toe Golden 0sts para ihi1
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Pom TowNsKED. Jan. l7.-fSpeoiaI /
Mr.. w. s. Morrlsey came up from
San Francisco and arrived in this city
lasl evening on the steamer Mexico and
took passage at once on tie steamer
Anson for eitka. Mr.. MoEEisey goes up
10 Alaska 10 make application 10 the
courts In SitkR for the release Of the
sohooueEs and seal skins which were
seized in Alaskan waters last spTine by
The revenue cutters and Unitsd States
authorities. 1hesa eaaea, o. ID Is well
known, have been The subfsos OF con-
siderable coFFesk 0nceooe between the
Uuited States a15 dominion authorities.
ney 20 act for al the interested oeness,
snd is prepared and authorized % give
all necessary bonds for the release Of
the seized property. He has. further
more, powers ot attorney from TIE lead
and California 10 issus bends Of sufs-
ties - tie principals.
nakeFs en q saFake
EAN FnAnuEsco, Jan. 1.-The strike
Of the Bakers' ana Waters Union stiII
oonsinnss. A few restaurants 0psned
sheiK dasgs today and did q small
business with tbs help Of non-union
walters. a mass meeting OF union n1eu
vas hsld aa Metropolitan temple tenighl
whan the situation was Diseased.
Yeaag Villain.
SkN FRANcrsco, Jan. II.--Johu hur-
phy, lad nos 0TsF - years Of acs,
ssahba1 Frank Ohasef, bog ( about
zoe sane age, IN ths back this aftsEuoon
nm anAFrel over the possession Of an
emDfS SACK. The physicians state thas
ChsssTa csse "a q Beriuas one. The 0ta-
SRA found yOnna Murray under . bed
IN kis rnotheg's ssloon- He bad ne4l
her On she bead with Q bFson stick "a.
III shs waa sick nnd fafnt ffom iass o.
blood.
Comlns weather.
S.x Fakxcusuo, Jan. I7.--EnAieasicns
for twenty -fOuF hoars commenoinR e. I
. N 60 JAanary Is. for OEsRon erd
Waehingtoa IeFFitsgyi ksin % tne
imne4iase eoast, snog esssUneIei hael
10 frs1h southeriy winds sxcspt nsaI
Care FlstlsFy. vhsrs there are bEiak t.
hiRh Winds warmer.
maaaang . FunA.
s.cnAmrsro. Jan. lT.--A ennd h bsina
raised far the bsUedt af the Protestant
OxphMu AsyInm. Seventy chfIdfen
therein ere szferinx with TIE neaslaa
ThRee handrs3 ooilsFs has been sub
serthed an3 . u8m6er Of pahiin snssf-
tAinuents axs being arranged - Ealss
msFe.
Inalxn Lnna nan.
WAszuaEoS, Jan. l7.-Nr. Dalpa IN
tra8zee8 il tha seaats today eiA q
ausan9 ths Indlgn lard IN The ssssraity
aa1 60 taaa tt8 pruginians ssaA nas -
I plg % any Indian tFibs nntil The eco.
sana 81 twa thirds ef tie membsEs n
shs tKihe, ossE 81 years Of aRs. has arsl
kaan ebkalne8.
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Mr.. Tbompssn, tAis nernina present
81 TIA ionE auiiaipzted hiIl - chip 4
preftY pitoe o. 81 tie aeozraphy ~
King countF faF fke zee uAs ana bsnest
a Fterss au4Efy. i was aasnnpauiei1
kkat paEt % kinR eeanf3, wnteh 4 h
psopnsed ac sl0aRh CT fFum ihe mclhar
eounty. kaliewine y tie blki 10 ais
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R4oxaNs RAEas Jan. f8reelaf4--
1ns maaataF n rnadeEnling oges thls g.
ilFs asasisn. &new $50 thaeneheaA 80
enF.
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xwromxugnaxaoEx O. 4 NKw EoEx Com-
MmRSuxxn
Nnw Ycnx. Jas. lT.-Ths EspoEt of
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Mr.. Arrasmith, anstasF mEmhsF, said
that be hsd agrsed vita MF. Bsksr 20
pat il . minority Fspokl, fkst be had
exsminsd Mr.. Bakers Fsp1rt oaFsfuIly
and agreed With u - the main. bai nsf
wboily. His main objastIon % moving
ths capital nov, b aaid. vas thai ~
cauno8 aet With pF5per degree Of cef-
tainiy as 10 ii9 fntnra asesuiBasa. He
ahonaht a commissioa ahoald be ap-
pointed 70 look over lbs whais Tertiary
with q sisw of ssiaeatna she hest pairi
and fspoTtina 20 the nexs ieefsistnFe,
He aRTeed with Mr. Baker that tha a..
Qanenas aprlfsd q fekiaa miehi au-
~ equally as aell b kiesshugz.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

F. ~tratton to DR.. J. w, Cox one
ct 5000.
Peter G. Welb0rne to J. H. Robin
son and Others 20 acres, $500.
F. NJ Richardson and Wife to John
Harr one lot 2l5x5O #. $3.50.
Evans, Hurst & Maloney, to P, c,
& T. j. Hoss, 2 lots 1925.
Isaac Shucraft to r. ]. Lusk one
acre, $35.
Mrs. Barnes to G. C. Harris, 81
acres 1920
PC. Wellborne one lot to Mr.. Gal.
liner, on King street.
The Smith property on Market
street has changed hands at good fig
ures.
F. A. Stratton to ]. Gothard Assist
ant General Freight agent, Knoxville
Tenn, 2 lots.
F. A. Stratton to T, NJ. Allen, oI
Roam Mountain, 2 lots.
F. A. Stratton to N. I. Allen Of
Roam Mountain, 2 lots.
j. F. Gillian to F. A. Stratton and
I. NJ. Allen s acres near the Tobacco,
factory.
s. T. Harris to J. F. Gillian II acres
$1,l00.
MIR. Lawson Hampton thinks he
may buy property in This place.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

one month. From Lancaster the
route will be- tn Rock Hill across thu
Calawba river, thence to Ynrkvill,
and from there to Blacks From
Blacks to RuIherfordton in North
Carolina, distance of forty-fve miles
the Three C's is now in running order
and trains pass over it daily. From
Authorization the route will he
through North Carolina across the
mountains by the most direct practic.
able line to Ashland, KY, from which
Cincinnati and Chicago are easily t.
be reached, The gradingot the whole
road from Charleston to Rutherford
ION is complete except in a few "hard
spots" such rs Young's cut in thi,
State, ard at ~ few either points. The
work, however, il well up generally
with the contracts. One uf the chief
causes Of embarrassment lately has
been the heavy rains --Charlotte
Chronicle.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
Hardware

Complete stock at low prices
G. K. Lide & Co.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

Reports from the country indicat,
that there is at this time more than
the usual amount Of sickness prevail
ing. Most of these troubles seem t.,
arise from an impure condition Of the
blood, caused by an excessive secretion
Of bile. This causes levers of a bilious
character, and We regret to say IN
some places it has proved very fatal
We therefore offer this gratuitious ad
vice to those not yet afflicted: Keel
your liver in healthy condition, ami
vour blood rich and pure Goo
blood means good health, whilst bar
blood bad health. Harris Blood and
Liver Pills are entirely vegetables
aud are just the pills needed at TIN,
season OF the year.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
Fires Kindled.

The fires at f. A. StrattOn's planning
mill were kindled yesterday aud the
machinery started. The machinery
has not all arrived yet but will bt
placed in position as fast as possible.
Mr.. Straitnn will do business on u
large scale and MS an evidence of the
fact that he can sell cheap he has
sold 60,0o0 feet Of dressed lumber tt,
Chattanooga factory. This can be
appreciated when it is known that
Chattanooga is noted as cheap lum-
Der market and has nine large plan
ing mills. This ia only another evi
lence that Johnson City has the nat
ural advantages and no amount q
money can compete with town St
blessed.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

Jrllies at win Pattons.
c. d. Harvey is sick.
Mrs. L.C. HAIR is better.
Canned Goods at Will Patton's.
Miss Cora Patton was quite sick
last week.
Col. S. II. Yocum and G. K. Lide
are in Knoxville.
Oysters served in all styles at Will
Patton's.
A. s. Gump, OF Bristol, was in the
city Monday.
Go to G. C. Seaver's for cheap hard.
ware.
Miss May Powell has returned to
Knoxville.
Fancy candies CHEAP" at Will
Patton's.
Will Patton is some better, but is
still confined to his bed.
Mr., Don NJ. Hobson has located at
Ocala, Florida-Courier.
Go to kirkpatrick & Co for bargains
in everything.
It's hoped the Government will
station life saving crew here.
The masquerade skate at the rink
last Thursday night was a success.
Nuts, Figs, Raisins, Dates, &c, al
Will Patton's.
Messy Greek is to have wooler
mills.
Joe A. Caldwell Of Bristol, was il
the city last Saturday.
David Bowman, carpenter, dieC
in this city Tuesday night
Don't fail to buy your boots an,
shoes, fine aud coarse, of Kirkpatrick
x Co
Pnstmasters are required to collec
one cent ON all advertised letters de
livered.
Alvah Davis, of Knoxville, has on
thanks far favors. The articles CAV
satisfaction.
oh, how cheap Kirkpatrick Il CC
are closing out their blankets an
comforts.
Misses Ada, Maudo and Estpll
Caldwell, ol Bristol are visiting the
sister. Mrs. w. l.. Mcfarland.
G. X. Lide & Co. are headouarte
for p ,ints, oils and glass, sash al
doors.
He that cannot paddle his ow
came" has no business in Johnsc
City at present.
II. w. Weilers il the place to bt
your queensware, glassware, lamp
and lamp good.
The blood-cleansing qualities
Ayers Sarsapsrila render il invalu
BILE in skin disorders.
w. W. Langhorne has found ma
ganesr and magnetic iron ore ne
Newport, Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
GU IMP e. GO
Nails! Nails !! Nails 4!
Look out for low prices at
G. X. Lide l. Co.

lobe the livery stable man, stud.
les to please the people.
The trial Of A. John is in progress
at Elk Park before Esqs. Pritchard
and Riddle.
Oliver Chilled Flows at wholesale
and retail at G. X. Lide g. Co.'S
Architects and Mechanics draught.
ing paper can be found at John Crow
ellis news stand,
II the Elizabethtonians still he.
lieve johnson City is built on dry
land they are cordially invited to pay
us witt.
Save big money by buying your
goods OF the one-price cash store OF
kirkpatrick & Co.
Prof. Frank NJ Smith, Snperintend.
t"f Public Instruction, arrived in the
city last night and left this morning
for Elizabethton.
Ladies don't fail to buy some of that
pretty cashmere that is selling 81
cheap ut Kirkpatrick & Cos.
Read the article from the Memphis
Scimitar endorsing Gov. Taylor for re-.
election. 1t is strong article aud il
full of truth.
Ayers Hair Vigor prevents the hair
from falling, and restores gray hair tc
its original color. Ayers Almanack
at your druggists.
If you need anything in Gents, La
dies, Misses or children's shoes, re
member that Campbell, Crockett
Martin keep the best.
G. c. Seayer sells builders hard
ware at bottom prices.
The Elk Park Chronicle SAYS tina
some Of the Winters, who were in tn,
racket at the State Line few day
ago, have left the State to avoid arrest
There is young man in this towr
who imagines he knows how Fnrake
felt when he was snubbed by prett,
woman.
: The millinery firm of Hash & Win
are ready for business For the ben
eft OF strangers we will say they d.
not serve "free lunch" az the sigl
might indicate.
After diptheria, scarlet fever, o
pneumonia, Hoods Sarsaparil
: will give strength to the system, an
expel all poison from the blood.
= Call at Jobe's livery stable f.
hacks, and feed your stock. Specia
/ rates to farmers.
Lynn Hahn, OF Cranberry, returne
n from trip to Philadelphia last wepl
He passed through the City Tuesda
n night on his way to Knoxville.
Messrs. A. Wal. Struthers, Fran
4 Boyd, Frank Britton and Eugen
Russell, of Jonesbor0 came up to til
Piedmont House for breakfast Ia,
q Sunday morning.
The supper given at Jobe's Ha
last Friday night nv the ladies If ii
u NJ. E. Church, South. was compile
success in every respect. The r
ceipts Of the evening amounted
IT more than $50
Save money by buying hardware
G. K. Lide 4 Co.
ii Ike T. lobe, the enterprising live
man, lett last Friday for Eutaw, AL
hanna with his two little gray POM
&c which he has sold to Gov. Seay,
lr Alabama.
Gus Henry struck John w. Ora
r. den in the bead with weight on 4
III 9th inst in street fight at Newpt
from the effects OF which Gradd
Sn died the following Tuesday. Hen
on is now in Jail awaiting trial.
Another new machine for splitti
uy Notwithstanding for F. A. Suattol
ps, planning mill arrived Tuesday.
will be one Of the best equipped pl,
Of ing mills in East Tennessee VIII
la. completed.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
Looking Our Direction,

VERGENNEs VT, Jan, Ii. 1855
Ed. OF THE COMET" Please find
enclosed postal note for 1925 one
years subscription for THE COMET"
| am in hopes to visit your town in
the near future and believe it to have
prosperous future before it.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. +. 0. KIMBALL.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
End. v. NJ. &. A. Aniversnry.

The 2nd. Adversary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of john
son City will he held in the NJ. E,
Church, Tuesday evening, January
oath, at 6 80 O'Clock. The services
will consist Of an address by Rev. $,
g. Ketron, reports OF Committees
and short talk by the leader The
public are cordially invited to be pres
+nt and encourage the Association by
their presence.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
Builders1 BuildersI Ruilders1

Builders headquarters for hard.
ware is at OK. Llde IL Co.'S
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

When Baby was sick, No gave her castoriA,
When she was Child she cried for { astoria
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA,
When abe had Children, she gave them Castoria
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
j. S. WILSON,
DEALER IN

Real Estate al d III Insurance.
Represents Firemans Insurance Gu.
of California, which paid its losses H.
the Chicago and Boston fires.
Total assets $2,04Ss52 IS.
Surplus over Liabilities 81, ,6701s.
Call and zee me-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-12
The Earthquakes nj Toxic.

VANCOUVER, B. c., April ll.-The
steamer Parthia arrived last night with
japanese advices 10 March 26. Two
earthquakes were felt at Toxic on the
10th, but no damage was done. On
March IS, the steamer Haywaaken Maru
burned in the inland sea Of Herimanada.
0ut of sixty-seven passengers sixteen lost
THEN lives. The captain and several Of
the hrcmen were severely injured. The
chiui OF the Noeboka court was among the
lost. A fire at Sappore on March Is de-
stroyed $50 houses. The smallpox has
almost disappeared from Hong Kong, and
fears OF an epidemic are over. Sixteen
houses were burned at lkeshimura Naka-
CORY, aud $40 at Kashiwasaki Bosuo on
the 2Ofl of March
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-12
LABOR RIOT.
worlSn,en Strike and Refuse to Let 9th
e-s Work-Several Killed.

e-s Work-Several Killed.
KNOXVILLE Tenn, April ia tunnel
is being built at Cumberland Gap by the
Poweils Valley railroad Last Saturday
1C0 laborers struck for an increase in wages
from SIP to $3.50 a day. They notified
the contractors and the people for miles
around that whoever attempted to fill their
places on the job might expect to be killed.
The contractors hired q new lot Of men
and put them to work Monday morning,
About noon a large force OF strikers, under
the influence Of whisky and armed with
rifles and pistols, assaulted the workmen.
They were also well armed and the battle
lasted for several minutes. Five men are
reported killed and more than a dozen
were wounded, some Of them seriously. A
courier has arrived here with instructions
to buy large supply Of arms and ammu-
milton, as further trouble is expected. A
row occurred last Friday at the Kentucky
end OF the tunnel between mountainous
and contractors, in which two men were
wounded. The sheriff Of Claiborne county
has gone TO the scene Of war with large
posse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second 81.
BrINKLEY LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson st.
Buy your potato barrels from 7. koidcl,
No. l2S Front street.
TELEPHONE 1900 for messenger or car
riaee any hour day or night.
PNNT. made TO order from 81 up. l..
Mcnke, tailor, 40 Monroe street.
l.. II. BALDWIN & Co., dealers in pianos
aud organs. No. 257l Main street
LlT LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
SSH, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
w. 4. DRYDEN. carpenter and builder,
No. lul Second street. Telephone, 4jT.
CfgizrNs' Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Icac street. Tel. 365 for wagon TO call.
JauN HoPTISs, the plumber, gas filter
and ,lniiary engineer, ~ Poplar street.
Telephone, 1l6.
ColE MANUFACTURES CourANY. Main
OlicC and Mill telephone No. 2S. Paint
S,orc telephone No. ~.
c. Il. IlorcHKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches | es.
pccially solicit No. 80 Monroe street
PrRr and white a. the flower whose
name /, bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily baking Powder.
DEAN & LILY CoFrEF ASp SPICE Co.
CLAssEs in decorative art, painting in oil
and water cOlors, wood carving, etching,
etc., are now forming in the lligbee
School. Studies under Mrs. Laura Pugh,
al the Cincinnati Art School. Drawing
classes under Miss Dobyns. as heretofore,
Students admitted at any time and for any
branch desired.
Miss CARmR VI. kEAriNo, teacher 81
music, vocal and instrumental, Is teach
ing ut the music-housc Of u. n. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give free scholarship for the last iiy'
months OF the session US a reward TO tho
pupil having the bcd record up 10 Febru
Hiy ior diligent study andihe highest do
pr,.c of perfection.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-12
RUPTURE Radically CURED.

GO 10 % DAYS bj thc Hrdirlicd soii rad Truss ami
ofitc trcatmcnt Aton,rct made with each patient
sifrtum llydpcelc and NnflnnCClc cured IA q
short time. rlrrulnfs on application.
The MIsdicntrd soft Ind Truss has Tie
srflug I'm the trout. therefore avoid ~ nil kidney
tTuubles aud Oau ~ worn nght aud day. Ncginr
auicc this True 10 ~ clgy % wear and to hold up
the Lowell. OF money refunded Madc aud uuel i1
lnalo or lrinalc by Dr. NOZZLE
10 jefferson w.. Memphis. Tonn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-12

WmES you feel depressed don't dose your
self with mean bitters Hodges Sarsaparilla
rcnoyates and invigorates the system, and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood. 81 per bottle, six bottles
for S.. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. Sold by
Hester, 2S3 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-12
The Largest OF the season.

The extensive sale OF the seventy-six lots
OF the Meacham subdivision will take
place today on the premises at IL o'clock
n. m. Two street car lines pass near these
residence lots. which render them OF pecu-
liar value to every class OF purchasers.
Strike for homes while they can be had.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-12
HEALTH is VEAL TIL

IN r. q. Wuta NrLTt AsD may TREATMENT.
guaranteed tpcfile Tor H'Fcfsg Dizziness Ton
0ts pnIsirntun CAUSED by tho usn II alcohol ~ TO-
harro. Nnktiulnrss. Nontai UrproHsiun. HoiirulnE
~ the nnsin resulting IN Insanity and leading ~
misery, decay and drath. Premature Old Ago. haf
rruurss. los ~ power IN either trHi Involuntary
tnftcs and sprfinniIffhrn rHusfi y over oAfuinn
~ the brain. arli hbrso ~ Over indulgence. laen
hnN contains nnr munth't ifrlimrut ti.ul q box
ofris buNts Zoe tipn. scot ~ mall prepaid on o.
c,ipt Of prize
We Guarantee Six BoSos
10 euro any Css0. With each urirf received hr ul
flrsl hoxct nrrutnrnuirii with D ~ w. viii zen
The purchaser our wfIiten guarantee a. fciuuf the
money N the treatment dos not effect o. cur
ttHriutets lsrcd only ny John e. Wei n Co,
ipviy 4 Co, brug1istL solo Agents. Main aifr'i
Ernf.hlr, lCnn.
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TnF Office hours Of David r. MADDEN,
president, at city hall, are from o'clock
y. M 10 4:.i0p. M. Remainder OF time he
Will look after outside city matters
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',or nny.hingihat constitutes a fS,-class
dinner - 20 y. G. Kerr, 10 Main street,
iuo. Slvilrs old stand.
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DR.. d. S. johns SONS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. 38o Main Street,
TENN isSSIc
fFsabi,hcd IN 1884,

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ID uf~sied a. ny far the most ies..lsipl phfl'
ran In the Treatment OF ffyaic of secret difeatoA
Cnlck permanent cures guaranteed Va every ctei
male OF ipfnaie Recent cases Of iionorrhea an
nsefrufY. change Of diet or hlulancr frniu bi.F
uess fccondsry syphilis the Last ycstisg cttlt
fs,rd without the nee OF merriry, lnvollnisfy
los Of semen sioppcd 10 shotl ums sn .,.,,.
fteo vlaof In 4 few weeks victims ~ rritsDite
aud excessive vensry, On nsrlng nom spcfinaoitnea
end lo. Of physical aua meuial power, tP.s.alii.
10 the Dlsaas-s n womel, snd cures gus!anpel
piles and old sorrs cured Without Tue n,e oI ssu.,9
or the katie All osnautstons .ifistly soh.io. ~,
country.
o. workInrrnsu cured a half the usual nlc.
once hour from : elOok an. 70 ocloca I'm
~ n gxw.pp. ontielan. Al MuliordA
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GALVANIZED moSwoREs.

nro. r. RuRsci. JR, TBE tbs AND sHEEr
phone No. -.
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CAS- You find better investment than
city lots ina good ncighborhood2 Attend
T. w. Roysicr 4 Co.'S auction sale on Or
leans sircct, ON Thursday next the liza
int. See card.
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sioekhoIdeIa' Meetlng.

The annual meeting u the s,o,khoder 81 the
Cn,slr.aw land Company will be held Al the Once
OF tbe comtsny, Ma N0nroe street on Monday,
eiriock N m tot The PURPOSE of electing Board
81 Dirciors 70 serve iof The snsuing year.
IA. LAM Secretary