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one more week before the cleo. ton.
 A cod rainy, di.al eble day was Sunday.
 MT. Joe Percy wa town from Cur. don, last week.
 Mir. Ben Russell cf Gurdon. va. down saturday.
 Wheat Bran. at D,coks, Blake X Cos.
 Poster X Logan Edw Co is head quartcrs for low prie $.
 For cheap goods D to Jones X Jones'
 \ fine stock of %, col shoes at H. W. W ade's cash s.c,e. Agood many ot scott's people attenoed the fair.
 We had several tays of Indian summer last week.
 MT. Chas. Hodg' was up from Nashville, Thursdss
 Dr. w. J. Mcflpin was down from Gurdon Frida
 MT W. C. Busse visited his rel ative> at Gurdon Sunday.
 Pure Kentucky. apple cider, the best made, at J. J NcGraw's.
 Jones & Jones are receiving their new iall and winter goods.
 Try Gas Easter market, when you want fresh metts.
 A full standard rints at 5c at w F Armstrong X Co:
 Fresh oysters alG celery always on hand at B. l.. HaIwapd's,
 Mr. W. R. Wh.tc Jr. visited rela, tives at Gurdoa r liay.
 We have bsse wing some real wintfy wsnthss tA. week.
 Mr. Ed Thas&Aa la. been taking in the expositisn. at It. Louis.
 Col. C. C, Ha.uov made busi- ness trip to Hope yesterday.
 NJ. J. C. Free1lln of Emmett. is now one of our sua scribers,
 Mr. W F. Arm ong spent sever al days In the city last week. Prescott and NJ ada county were we'll represented at he Hope fair.
 Wheat bran ,ot sale at Hatley & Christopher's.
 4 nice line wor Il dress goods, at Joe at " + 4 lstrong & Co.'S. It you want a C. ,' k for service, as well as an ornar vnt, try Hinton Drug Co.
 For fresh meat, ot all kinds call on laryan X Willil nam, at the old meet market.
 l1bacco, and lrge assortment of cigars, pain :, brushes. oils, lamps, etc, at lii n's. 
 Great bargains Il satines, '-S yd wide. at lOc at W r. Armstrong & Cos.
 Cotton is about m, a standstill now, ana liable to fall as receipts grow larCer.
 'tr. W. A. tr eht and wife, Of Iit.l lc Rock. ca.a, n Monday vit- rel. tives.
 Dwight Blake I'd Harrison Box haze our thanks 1rr helping Us som thi week
 We publish on ,utside this week .Iuoge Thurman formal letter Of at, eptance.
 sliss Ella Phil ps ot Emm,tt re- turned home aft, visiting friends few days in Pres Jtt.
 IIatley X Chr. topher will sell you Flour cheaper thln any one else m town as they boz ght before the rise; Choice beef, pcrk. etc, at lowest pr ces. always to Ge had at hryah % | Milllngham's mn het'
 Seed Oats for sale at Hatley % Christopher's.
 ,;ilks. satins si.d velveteen at 4oc' to j0c, per yard .,
 .JoHN k. PpRTls,
 Fresh meats a all kinds, alway' to he had at gse Saster's meat mar ket,
 For albuua for writing paper n),in and fsDei for books and other articles suitable represents enquire at IIinton's.
 Roster X Loc,r H'dw. Co. nave hoth Uardwarc a,i Furniture store; rh,ck full of r,,ds. Don't Ia to ca' and price:
 lion. Thos. [. Mcltae arr'Neo home from Washington yesterday morning. ! Mir. z T Los,Nr has ons 'hahNS 'o' ,..,I..t of ypyi rne sweet potatoes
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Everybody invited to attend the meeting of the Cleveland Club, at the Court House, Tuesday night. Good speakers and fine music from the Glee Club.

Saturday afternoon, has created quite furore in this section, as many Prescottites were there and saw the killing It seems that k. E. AleXan- der, of Little Rock, and James Rich ards, of Hope, had aquarrel over ga- ming, and afterward met on the rail- road platform, and began fighting, Richards using a pistol and Alexan- der a knife. Richards shot AleXan- der fatally, in two places, aud Alex ander chased Richard into the wait ing room and fatally stabbed him, he dying in two hours afterwards. Alexander died from the effects of his wounds in a few minutes after stabbing hls antagonist. Both par ties were drinking, we learn. We see from the Spirit of Hope, that Richards father, at Carrollton, Ga. was stricken with paralysis and became speeches. on learning of his son $ death. It was rumorcd third par ty did the stabbing, but from the eyi- deuce, as given at the inquest, the jury decided Alexander killed Rich ards and Richards Alexander.
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Every farmer should patronize the new store opening up at Laneburg. by the Farmers Trade Union, espec- ialIy as everything is bran new and prices low to suit wheelers and far mers.
 Us Copeland, of Wolf Creek, Pike county, is running the confectionery and fancy gracery house of B l. liar wood. bought of J C TreviIlion, and will be pleased to have all his old friends call and trade with him.
 If you want a nice hat, good boots or shoes, call on J. NJ. Price, with Jones & Jones. Cheap, cheaper, cheapest.
 All wool filling dress goods at l0c at w F Armstrong X Co.'S.
 For cleansing and healing foul and indolent ulcers, sores and abscesses and removing the bad odors arising therefrom, and for sloughing, con fused and lacerated wounds, Darbys Prophylactic Fluid is unequalled.- II have used Darbys Prophylactic Fluid in hospital and private prac- tice for ten years and know of noth- ing better for sloughing, confused and lacerated wounds, foul and lndo- lent ulcers. and as a disinfectant. "-. J. F. Heustis, Prof. Mobile Medical College.
 Prof. Alexander, the famous pen man from New Orleans, with his wonderful method of teaching pen manship, now conducting classes in Arkadelphia, will be in Prescott about the 2Sth inst, for the purpose of forming classes. The professor guarantees fluent writing.
 TO LADIES OF PRESCOTT And vicinity-I have just opened up fashionable dress-making room at my house, on Elm street, former ly the Lucius Hinton place. All work guaranteed to give entire satis- faction or no charges made.
 Mas. l.. C. SIMPSON.
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Grand and Petit Juries for Nov. Term 000, Nevada Cm.
 cult Court.

The following are the jurors drawn by the commissioners for the Novem- Der term, Nevada circuit court, 1888:
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headquarters for pure drugs medicines cigars tobacco his quors wnes direct distieres from aduteraon, When in need pure liquors ical purposes, send him your orders.
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' Don't forget that $. W. White, the jewcler, Hope, Ark, is headquarters for
 everything in the iewelry line.
 All orders by mail will receive. prompt and careful attention. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write. for prices.
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N()I'IC'E.

All parties owing the undersigned are requested to come forward and settle before the lst of November, as on that day I take charge of the Clerks office and will not have time to look after collections afterwards. It will save you costs by settling promptly. JOIN E. P"RrIs.
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WILTz.

Our jolly, fat wo- man is laughing at the the n. l. p. can didate for congress who will get snow ed under b.y 1000 to 7,s00 by Our Tom She is sav- ing her biggest Ina, ha, until after the 6.
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Busiaeas, Shorthand $ 1,p ~n rii'. "., cbenpest& & Best Business ( 8 ! efn. Highest Honor and Cold Medal f'tt 'f 2" 3. Worid'e Exee.ii,n. mr Ssstaa e' sff '.i ks:ises. is Tesslsr' e,n,lss' ,'e'.c r-, .,a.., CouPue. including faiiiop StnissEs sa' ES" she.s- MHnd TS v r,ting. :cisfs hs T 'e~
 For circaisrs address Ephraipu ". Asith. rr rAL Wilbur R. Smith, LeSlwgtoa, Ky A,.tet' tse fsreF
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j. S, Mckinley TO John Mebane, lot No,
10 OF the Stark tract, Tor 81, 100.
John Mebane to j. s Mckinley, lot in
the Robert Seward subdivision, Tor $500
}: ID. Patrick TO John Mebanc, part of
lot No, 8 in the II. c. Stark tract, Tor -.
Clemens Burwinkcl and wife TO J. H.
James, 50 acres OF land in the Sixth Civil
District, for $500.
Annie 4. Ashe TO Elizabeth b. Warng.
5OS0O feet, corner OF Lal,osc and Yelling
ton streets, for l., 600.
Clarence Howard and wife TO George W.
Rich, tract OF land in the Sixteenth Civil
District containing 80 l2-lOO acres, for
$3.50.
Mrs l.. NJ. White to Edward w. Smith.
lots Nos. - and 80 OF the +. K. Thomas
subdivision, for 81 POO.
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ncmrl,I. 8 Chnr.e,,on RnIIrona.

Day trains carry Pullman, buffet,
drawing-room aud smoker slccpcrs be-
tween Memphis aud New York without
change, via Chattanooga, Bristol, Roanoke,
llagemtown, Harrisburg aud Phill.
delphiu.
Night trains carry Pullman, yestibulc.
bullet, dnwng-room, library and smoker
slcepcrs, the finest made. between Mem.
phis and Washington, without change, via
Chattanooga, Bristol and lynchburg. Ten
trains daily from same depot in Washing.
ton to New York, via Baltimore and Phila-
dolpha.
We sell round trip tickets as follows
Richmond. Va, and return, So. 80: on
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each week,
between November 3 and 20, good 10 ~.
turn November 20
Augusta, Ga, and return, sl7.45. on
Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week.
between November q and December H.,
good TO return 10 December rs.
Columbus, Go, and return. sl22O.
each day from November IL 10 30, good to
return 10 December ..
Macon, Ga, and return, SlI.05; each
day from November 10 10, good 10 re-
turn 10 November h.
II. W. WEENN, q. J.. and T. A.
&. A. DESAUssuRE, A. q. i. A.
J. &. BEAN, i. A.
II. llUGHEs, Ticket Agent
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second =.
BnINELEY LUMBER Co., l2l Jefferson 1t.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
2 Beale street. Tel. 3G5 for wagon to call
PANTS made TO order IRON 50 up. /.
Menke, tailor, 40 Monroe street.
LIE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
ALI sizes crate |. skcts, fronts and fend.
crs, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gabey's. Telephone 277.
Z. II. iiorcHEIss. skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult AID complicated watches / es
pecially solicit No. 500 Main street.
PuRE and white rs the flower whose
name 1t bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DRAM * LILLY CorFEE AND SPICE Co.
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CuNEti, \. DANAs address lo the Wis
cousin Editorial Association. Milwaukee.
July -, lSo& "Ncyer PRINT a paiI adycr.
iisgmcut a. news matter. 1T every uJ-
I'fu-lnrut appear as an advertisement.
No sailing under il'sr culorsn We hgv,
never sailed under false cplors. We ad.
yerii,e ourselves as the dirrci importer. OF
Memphis, because the record oi the Gus.
ion'housc viii show that iourhiths Ut the
Imported 1iglD that came through the
Memphis CpsiIm'holsc were cleared by
ns. We are thc only house. ia tho city 81
Memphis that have received amy Imported
IiHus direct from Havana since the strike
anu Viii hereafter receive weekly ship.
mcuts direct from Havana.
l. SANEt9oN & Co,
The Direct Importers 10 Memphis.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis TI,entcr.

Lights and shadows continues 10
draw well at the thcatcr anlsrems 10 grow
in favor with the adm.yrsof mclo Inmatic
plays OF the highly wrought, sensational
school. That Lights aud shadows" Is a
well constructed and attractive drama and
Is well presented, must bee admitted. The
scenes and situations are strong aud create
great cnihusiasm nightly, The plate glass
scene, tie tank scene uud tlic steel room
scene being especially well received. The
play will BE- the attraction again tonight
aud during the remainder OF the week, in
Guiding a matinee ON SATURDAY.
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Ran IlIAD4
Y. II. O. A. MOTIFS.

Tnr ladies Auxiliary Committee viii
meet IN their plrlor,, No. ~. Main street.
this afternoon 40 $50 O'Clock. Al inter.
csiing meeting may BE- expected. Every
mcmbcr Is requested 10 BE- prurnL
GosrEL services will b. held In the
rooms every night ut $50 o'clock iof men
only. Tonight +. II. Rice will lead the
meeting Friday night, Judge l.. n. Estes:
Saturday. Builer Jack. Young mon cor.
daily invited.
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DnSK Nlalto for the nerves.


BrrrNo, y. ", Nov. ~. o'clock
this morning fire broke ont In the Wheeler
elevator, on the Buffalo River. nj the foot
Of South Michigan street The nrr WIS
caused probably 10y oycrhcltcd machinery.
The Interior oi The building was DESTROYED
involving q loss IT $1,000. covered by in.
sumncc. II contained 5000 bushels oi
wheat aud barley, much Of ghich will be
laycd, though la a damaged condition.
The grain WIS owned by different local
firms II j. valued In the aggregate nj
$4,000 and fully insurcd
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THE COURTS.

Thomas r. Watkins sued out an injunc-
ton in the Chancery Court yesterday to
restrain Charles kney ct al, from selling
lots IL, 10 and % in the Eighteenth Civil
District, conveyed to defendants in trust
10 secure the payment OF notes amounting
TO S473.03.
Motions will be heard today.
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MnrrInge IIccnscs.

j. NJ. Glenn and Miss Molic Howard,
Alexander Mennnger aud Miss Amanda
Robinson, John Knox and Miss Moluc
Turner, VIM. Crcagan and Miss Nellie
Murphy and A. W. Wcsthrook and Tennie
Bolton were licensed to marry yesterday.
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=. ArrEND the Oriental Art Exhibition NJ
No. 2si Second street today, aud the sale
Thursday, November, rs, NJ 1890 o'clock
am; T. j. Mccarthy & Co, Auctionoors.
ladies specially invited.
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sol ',nilta t!r..rII.

Monday night next the above named
comedian will opcna three nights en-
ragcmcui at The thcatcr in new play.
The Poor Relation which will DO n..
lowed by "Rouilchcd' ON "Wednesday
evening. Tho sale oi sgl,s will open Sat-
urday morning 90 lhe D1X Office.
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10000 DOLLS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
MESKEx's GREAT DOLL PURCHASE,

We bought the entire stock Of n New
York Importer OF Dolls at about half their
cost IN Europe. We will place the whole
stock about 10000 on sale today at a
slight advance on cost. This is guoi
chance 10 get presents for the little ones.
The dolls are all OF the newest FOREIGN
make and the best that the market affords.
At 25c, Dolls 10 inches long French
bisque heads, kid bodies. stuffed. shaped
arms and les, natural hair, worth zoe
toSl.
At SIC, three different kinds. washable
head and limbs indcs,ructiblc, with
shoes and stockings, - inches long. also
joinicd kid body, with lace stocAings
and shoes, each worth Sl.j0 at least.
AZ 0Sc: This Is the biggest bargain of all.
-Four different kinds, double jointed
bisque, kid bodies, soft, flowing hair.
with natural tecth-thc finest French
Dolls-regular price 20, $3.50 and 50.
In connection with this remarkable sale Of
Dolls, We offer
1000 Photograph and Autograph Albums
at prices unhoard Of
&c for lcatheret,e Albums, worth sc.
i7c for plush Albums, worth 81.
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TWO MORE CHEAP EXCURSIONS
The Iron Mountain Route
ArI.nn.ns nnd Icxns.

On November 20 and December 4 the
Iron Mountain Route will run two cheap
excursions from Memphis TO Arkansas and
Texas at one fare Tor the round trip.
Tickets will be good thirty days with
stop overs ut pleasure. Two trains daily.
This Is the only line running free rtclining
chair cans through to Little Rock and
Fort Smith. For further information ad-
dress II. y. WusoN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, 800 Main
street
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Criminal Court.

Ton persons were secured yesterday to
try Thomas Jefferson and Alice Rodgers,
charged with the murder Of VIM. Ragland
last month. Another venire has been or
dercd summoned, to report this morning.
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NJ. Greenwald filed suit in this court
yesterday against the British Assurance
Company for 5000 damages.
Charles A. Blum brought an action
against the Etna Insurance Company
Tor 5000 damages.
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Two elenr. Tho epmnIrnInn.

Tnr steamer Geo. W. Parker. formerly
the wyoming, which ! i. been remodclcd
into q railroad transicr.bnii, NJ u cost oi
s'iWO, will bc employed ~ transfer bv
the ~. Louis Arkansas q Texas Railway at
Paducah, k.. She u the largest irnnicr.
boat on the Mississippi River. being nearly
80 feet long, ~ feet wide aud q feet depth
of hold.
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LNON=suiienIy. 1T arp8pi,sg. at frsIIfrs. st,
DUNLAP avenue Nrlno.dal ryrnluf NoftmtsftL
Is, Cob IIi'gAs z. 4 LYUs.
lpuo nuiIrr oi funeral wi ! o. HItrn1
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3Sil Main street, opposite Gayoso Hotel.
has just received a grand line OF nobby
still and soft Hats for men, boys and chill
drcn. An endless variety Of crushcrs
Prices lower than anybody's slcison
Derhys and soft Hats a speciality. Call
and be convinced.
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Two has no eannI for toilet n.c.


- REMOVED ny Tng USE ~ cocoAfNE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
BurneiFs Flavoring extracts arc tho
lest
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FmsT.cLAss table board at Fansiola's
on Front street, opposite cusiom-houso.
The table Is supplied with tho choicest
food the markets abort and carefully
served. Regular meals - cents
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack. comb.
brush and clean towel every morning for
% cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 90 any office.
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n,.prp.t,. p,,nnI, n,,,,

ThCC ar the artnal f'Dis which follow lnilvrs
ton. Aclcrs iuglish hisIetria Tablets will izifb
thcrk Ini cum this mo rafiui ai ditaaHra 6uHr.
nhltlp N. T. iiGsuiL Duggst
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DRlSK hallo, % cents a bottle.


HT9nrs & llALLER's is tho place TO get
good bargains in jcwelry
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REp linn

ton fine diamonds, go TO Hughes &
Haller, 353 Main street,
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Ladies cape collars a speciality at Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, 81 Second street.
Branch Office 3j7 Main.
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OIrIs,Ilnts.,IIrI,, MAJ,

The new crush Hat In all grades, 75c,
si.0O aud Sl.25at
MAKTiN CoHEN's,
2lg Main street
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lSEuRE your gin.houses IN the Citizens
Insurance company. No. - Madison s,rco..
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In r. NJ Galhrcath. No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses aud collect your
rCuta
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Hrlo cnrcs eharpod nnnd. nnd lIps

SoiiD silver IN great variety, at Hughes
4 Ilallcr's, 5j3 Main ttrect.
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ATTEND tho Oriental Art Exhibition NJ
No. PSI Second street today, aud the Sale
Thunday, November IS. at 1880 o'clock
am. T. j. Mccarthy & Co., AuciionccB.
Ladies specially invited.
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The Favorite

Medicine for Throat and Lung Dim.
culties has long been, and still is, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, 1t cures Croup.
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and
Asthma; soothes irritation of the
larynx and Fauces strengthens the
Vocal Organs; allays soreness OF tho
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and,
even in advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Slocp,
There is no other preparation for dis
eases Of the throat and lungs to be com.
pared with this remedy.
any wife had distressing cough.
with pains In the side and breast va
tried various medicines, but none did
her any good until | got a bottle az
Ayers Cherry Pcrtoral which has cured
her, A noighhor Mrs. Glenn, Ind the
measles, and the cough was relieved Inv
the use OF Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. /
have no hesitation IN recommending this
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ron SALE

A No GROCERY bon sALK DofN0 A coon
~ business r.a.on for selling. W health. Al
dfuu J., Appeal Once.
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SECONDHAND baggng, suitable for bal
Ing cotton, ior sale at Gabays, on Shelby
street near Bcalc.
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IlIr

EyrHrnoDr uses llylo for chappcd skin.
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Miss Fannie May can be found In her
studio. No. 81 Madison, Wednesday,,
Thursdays aud Fridays from ~ an 3
o'clock.
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Cough Medicine

10 every one afflicted Robert Horton.
Foreman HeddiigbL MouIIlton, Ark.
81 have been afflicted with asthma
for forty years. Last spring was taken
with violent cough, which Threatened
to terminate my days Every one pro-
nounCod me In uuu,umrliun. | deter
mined TO try Ayers Cherry pcrtnraI.
Its effects were magical. was immodi.
atcly relieved aud continued TO improve
until entirely recovered joel Bulard,
GuiliOrd, Conn.
" Six months ago had q severe hem
orrhage OF the lungs, brought on hy an
incessant cough which deprived me Of
sleep and rest / tried various RENE.
dies, but obtained no relief until | be-
gan 10 take Ayers Cherry pcrtoral. A
lew bottles OF this medicine cured me-"
Mrs. Il. Coburn, ~ Second ST., Lowell,
Mass.
For children afflicted with colds,
coughs, sore throat. or GROUP. | do not
know Of any remedy which will give
more speedy relief than Ayers Cherry
pectornl. ! have found Il, also. mvam.
able In eases Of Nhuupng Cuurh."-
Ann Loyejoy, l2,i Washington street,
Boston, Mass.
Ayers Cherry I'eGi0raI,
rErgAHEH ny
Or. j. Q. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Sod hySll Druy5i''a. Price 81 ~ bottles, Is.
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OF Chicago, teachers Of vocal and instru-
mental music as formerly announced. can
be found ut Niizmann's music store Tues
days and Fridays from until pm.
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IoDGE Nofiots.

LODGE NOTICES.
DNpGhils Lodge 80 u X OF A. ~.
L WUrnrfFfF THURSDAY nis. .nU.fi1rt Ur.A
pm al uuluUr and mtmlHrs rfr Hs III !
quoted 90 aNuuu Nisltlnr Kuififs t,.f ~ .rsst
daily Invited. tiut fhuriay in month ~
Pint HaHk acUuui Thursiay iu month ~
t.clId Rams third 1hunday in month. Third
hAnt. iy order fAu eTTN a. IL
50 tta1ir. X nH
DIAMOND LODUE 40. ssa X.
- OF Tho on rrfs aud npmiaf 49,
ar requested ~ NEST 40 their Halt F,(s.
tn. FN Second street. Tits fThufaiifi t'l~k1ftA
morning atB u.flncE shsfr. 81 iutsf f(ltNt.
ihH Umllna uf lifuthrft =. ~ llniAfs. alNAltEf
al 10 fnuris J. ola Na lgl or tholf A.sNs.A
request Members uf sister CIV -
LUig.s ifaicfnaily Invited Nv urlero ~
hAfHtN BACn, Dictator
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DRiSE Malio; II is pleasant

VIZ have taken the agency for the Mud
River Coal, which Is decidedly the best
coal ever brought hero except Pilisburg.
NJ. MON pf.r
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OrERA glusse', our own importation, nj
Hughes 4 llaller's, 3j3 Main street.
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Circuit Court

Motions will be heard today.