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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-02
CALIFORNIA RABBIT DRIVES.
How the Long cared Pests are Extcrmi-
mated on the San Joaquin Plains.

Rabbits have multiplied so rapidly
throughout California that thev have he
come ono Of the most serious pests OF the
country Ii is estimated thai three rabbit,
will cat rs much as a sheep. and that what
can e killed in DAYS rabbit drive will
consume rs Iauch alfalfa as a hundred beef
cattle. & good many schemes have been
csvisei for getting rid of the pests. bat the
"ny etbcaciOus one is the rabbit drive. This
ia considered very good field sport also. and
drive is always participated in as much
by those WHO are alter fun as by those who
want the rabbits killed.
The first thing in getting up a rabbit
drive IS 10 make q rabbitprOof corral Of
close, high palings, enclosing n space about
thirty by ten, or twenty yards. Leading
into this at right angles are two lines Of
closely set palinCs n quarter OF n mile in
length. Several hundred men ON horseback
ana on loot then surT- und q section or two
OF land and work slowly toward the corral
with shouts and beating OF the ground
At first but few rabbits will be seen but
as The drivers close in toward the l,alings
the lite frightened beasts are as thick as
.hccpin corral. They make frant Efforts
to escape. and in trying 10 break through
tn line Of braters many are killed bv the
clubs Of the walkers. The driv rs close in
slow.y, and the rabbits are gradually driven
into the space partially enclosed by the pa
llngS, and from there il is easy 10 force
them into the corral. They troop in like
shecp, crowding over one another, and fiji
ing the corral.
The dr,ycrs foot follow, the corral IS
closed, AMI lhe slaughter begins They are
killed with the clubs by striking them ON
the head. The air Is filled with their shrill
squeai.n-, which can be heard mlle away
They leap about in desperation, Jump higli
and dash themselves against the fence. hud-
die in the corners, and try To hide behind
oae aro.hcr. or behind The heaps OF those
already Killed. Tho clubs whistle through
the AR, not Infrequently striking the shins
OF The killers instead of the heads of the
rahhIts, for II requires good aim, Il steady
arm. and 10 small amount OF skln TO guide
every stroke 10 its destination on the skull
OF > rabbit that Is lcapinG about like mad.
When the slau ;hier is ended the rabbits
arc strcwn over the ground as thick as
dead leaves, and in places their carrasses
wall be IN piles two feet high Bctyccn
LOO and 800 rabbits are usually killed ia
each drIve, and Il - no uncommon thing for
one man 10 score hundred dead rabhits
in one round mp. Ia parts most infested
the drives .rt. held once n NyCct-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-02
A cooins.. a. the Table.

A countrvman took a seat at hotel
table opposite to a gentleman who w2S
indulging in a bottle OF wine.
Supposing the wine to be common
property, the unsophisticated country
man helped himself TO II with the other
gentlcman's glass.
That's cool ~ exclaimed the owucr oi
the wine, indignantly.
AYES" said the other, Il should think
there was ice II Il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-02

Charlie Knickerbocker- What's the
matter, Gus? You theme all bwoke ap.
Gus Snobberly-"l eth, Chollie, IA
pwefect wreck. Cawt cold lasth y ght."
"Gweat heaventhi have you been
expothin yerself p
Il went TO the opera, Chollia an tilo
scouudreIlv ushpr cave no a pwoswam
that had iust been pwinced, and It wath
tho dem moist art damp that Go1
chilled thu and tAu.
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Effective Remedy

for constipation and indigestion. and
Moses GreEier, Lowell, Mass.
"I have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles and indigestion, during many
years, and have always found them
prompt and efficient in their action."-
l.. y. Smith, Utica, y. Y. I
al suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that
feared it would cause n Stoppage OF the
bowels. Two boxes OF Ayers Pills ef-
fected n complete cure" ID. Burke,
SaCO, Ne.
Il have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them an in
no better remedy for liver troubles,
and have always found them a prompt
cure for dyspepsia. - James Quinn, 20
M'1dle 81, Hartford, Conn. (
Having been troubled with costive-
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons OF Sedeutary habits, / have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief / am
Elad 20 say that they have served me
better than any other medicine L
arrive at this conclusion only after a
faithful trial Cf their merits. - Samuel
l. Jones, Oak ST., Boston, Mass.
Ayers Pills.,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers In lIedicine. =
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a. SUBSCRIPTION RATES az

~ year fsrS no, n PsG asys9SS siSSia months ss 3
10 ti not paid within m9nths. 200
90 40 ifuot paid within the year 2 .
lo ...-,,rs residing outside OF the county
- ADDITIONAL per year WI oe ehaFkeu 70
NJ -, ,vent win the above terms DC de-
~ "a I'm. and those who don consult tnelr
i.el ..rssts py paying In advance must 's, no' -
fr .n' i,.,..t ,u the same footing a. those VINO
-Et " .,,'fs fnct be distinctly understood rom
D. Wv f5r your paper before you STOP ~, ~ stop
g sf None but scalawags 90 othetNise'-
va -. s,alawug-tiio Is too snort.
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a SURPRISED ESKIMO.
a Medicine 7Fan a AstouIsIIetl on witnessing
an L. pIoslon OF Powder.

There was an episode which these peculiar
people seemed 10 consider as q huge Joke
Nh n ] Uii explain rs briefly rs 30 slbIe,
I" sHuw IS .stt the acire people consider as
funny in iIe ir.gid zones. one oi Ihc Esl1i-
no Hlcn h.l Ie.r ilrly disi-ure1 face TO
which he Poiuei so often at one Of the
party was finally led TO ask hin the cagse..
lie most cLcCriuilv aSsented to explain
ana d the grins and suppress sed laughter of
u.e others When be was Young boy ne
was oac "a small band OF natives that came
ufHou the remains oi one OF Sir John Frank
Inns EuioruN,e parties, that had starved
% death, and they found many curious
things mu0- the scattered material NJ The
ste ef the >- .d scene. One, which immedi-
aleiy t9uS has boy -sh eye, WAS a red fattencd
can 'Hat he found, luiI oi black sand, as
he expressed it.
1hv 'b.a.iS au3n was of no possible use
10 nin, aus, o. the first occasion De had 20
u.liIze the can, which was one winter even
my Wien ne wss Sitting bv tuc lamp IN his
go" hcvs1, he poured this useless material
lamp. and II lCiugso some Of Ir srlasLcd i1l
the ilalue. l erc was an Instantaneous ex-
Fic--aii, which he tr-ca 10 e. plain by yelling
toait' uH I iAatrat tle top OF my
head iHid been liuoeSed o., aud when some
o, th shoci, had passed away he found that
the top OF hl~ Snow Hut had disappeared in
the dark sAt the stone laap was Broken
into pieces, and the Kitchen utensils aud
4itloi iAtilltIfe III ffNt'fi u. fte was med
Ieinc man %, i-Ic tlIha-tha is, One supposed
10 cure sickness Joy 48gic, iae.ulatiols, etc.
and at the time t..e powder can "a plOdcd
pattern VS. visiting, Who .u.sap peErci IN
the CoG-us on, and has whgrcasuU,4 were not
known Tor q month on Two gfjcr'yard, when
he iurn up in another tribe FAR south,
Ehose doc-ois, he claimed, yyere not OF SUCH
zpyrotccanic scaooi O. m iiciuc.
Inc medicine mans ia tl4. his own nerv-
Gus system VAS badly sha -cTs.a .or "a long
time, AM lis iauGs and face were fearfullv
Scared as evidence, bat ii hiS appetite was
1t all lniured -e nad more tlsau iuii, recoy-
cred, Tor lc was the most enormous eater
savage or els lied, that ] ever saw in NV
lie, and cou,d easily dispose of "A reindeer
ham at a luu whenever Lc came around TO
rcplat his story, which WAS alto..cther too
frequent; but Ne lu silly fouad -ood pan
Ot ting ourselves 1i him lg t4u api,sr, NJ
sarc-ess handling o. powder can.
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Business items. hrst insertion 100. per line ch
subsequent insertion SC. per line.
Administrators and Executors NJ Iccs,.... 20
AudltoT'e NOtlceh. .s...-HsFure 4DU
Stray and similar Notices.. ...-..... 81
f1r- ResOl9fOHs or pToceedf1q Of any corr EOYgfiOn
sOcfefU "a communications designed 70 cell cffel
nO matter of limited individual infes est
must be pGid Jo5 ddUerffse1neats.
JoB PRINTING OF all kinds neatly and expedit-
ously executed 81 lowest prices. Don'tyO iorg5t
4
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RELIABLE REMEDY
Tarrant's Eneryssesnt

iarr4nt's ETcryeScent
Aperient-
II Is certain in its efects
IL Is gentle in its action.
u is pnlIteable te the
.aste. II can be relied
upon 20 cure, aud IL cures
ay assisting, not by outrag-
ing, nature. DO Tot take
; iglent purgatlves your
elves ov allow your chill
'iren 20 take them. always
use this elegant phar-
liceut'cal preparation,
which has been for more
lh1u 'orty years a public
'avor.e. SOLD by erUgg lists
rerUtchsTe.
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PERSONAL POINTS.


On. KLornEL has returned from St.
Louis.
W. a. COLLIER returned home yester.
day after a weeks visit in New Orleans.
SHERIFF McLENnoN has gone 20 Ponto.
toe, Miss, his old home, TO spend few
days.
DR. w. r. ARLINGTON has returned and
fitted up new dental room at 3l7! Main
street.
Con. CASEY YorNa departed yesterday
morning for Washington, y. G., ON legal
business.
Miss SUSIE SALE, the bright and charm
ing little elocutionist, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. /. d. Mullins, No. $50 fernando
street.
Mas. T. LEnBErrER lett yesterday TO
visit friends aud relatives at Tupelo and
bonneville. Miss, and will return ia about
two weeks.
w. T.. HoSuALL and wife, nee Miss
Matte NJ. Dayitt, have returned from
their bridal tour aud are az No. 2ll Ala
bama street.
On. T. Il. MEux and family. arcompa-
MED by his charming neice, Miss Susie
Sale, will leave for Los Angeles, Cal. in a
few weeks, where the doctor and family
will make their home hereafter. MS sale
will spend the winter with relatives in
California.
NisiToRs on Change yesterday: :. L.
Mcnamara, Cincinnati: T. r. Palmer,
New York; O. W. Wcs,gatc, Chicago H.;
g. X. Smith, New Orleans W. Il. Will
iams, Keeling, Tenn: r. II. Ingram,
J. s Murphy Henderson, KY; II. r.
Knapp, indianapolis.
Coz. r. w. Wnirr wife and daughter,
fernando, Miss; Gov. J. l.. Eagle, OF
Arkansas, A. s Pcnllcton. Philadelphia;
George T. Pitcher loui. H. Cohen, New
York; Charles +. X al. Cincinnati; S. |.
Ilillman, =. /. Jones, Chicago, G. LIlom-
mcdicn, Detroit; A. 4. Schuli, 81. Louis;
Senator William Is. Bate, Tennessee, are
nj The ppnbodv
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nIcYcLE ROAD RAcF.


The First Event 10 Occur Noxt Tuos.
day-Evcrybo ~ Invited.
Tho first race Of the Memphis Amateur
Road Racing Association will take place
next Tuesday. the 9th inst, weather per.
hitting. The starting point will bc at the
foot Of the hin just tho other side Of
Montgomery, on the Boulevard, thence
out five miles and return to the starting
point
The following Is list Of tho riders who
will participate in the race: a. Z. Albert,
W. A. WhitmOrc, w. II. llaloy. G.. w.
Hess, G. j. Schcrcr, j. 7. willius, Jr.,
and J. Wood.
Timers jos. spccht Jr., s. A. God
shaw.
Handicap Committee =. Yates.
chairman; Il. W. sIu.scr, c. II. May.
dwell.
The races will begin promptly nj O'Clock
pm, and Il will take between foHy-hyc
and fifty minutes for the racers 10 make
the run Of ten miles
II costs nothing 10 attend this race and
the cyclcrs will gladly welcome all who
wish 10 attend II iscamosily requested
that all drivers Of vehicles On that road be-
tween aud . O'Clock will give the riders
the right OF way.
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IMpoRTANr TO LAnIEl.
The Meeting Tomorrow In Behalf Of n
Y w IL LII

The Meeting Tomorrow In Behalf Of tho
Y. w. d. II.
II Il Of the utmost importance that the
ladies Of this city will manifest their will.
ingncss TO carry on the work Of the Young
womcn's Boarding Home by attending
the meeting 10 be held at 1880 O'Clock
am. tomorrow at No. u Union street. The
managers wish all who arc members aud
contributors or any who wish 10 become
members or contributors, 10 please como
forward without delay, that thoy may
effect an organization Of separate board
of managers for the present year.
As great many have recently witncsscl
and heard Of the good results OF this insti-
tuition, aud recognize It's existence ns an
indispensable Necessity In the city, tho
managers hope 10 meet large number at
the meeting. To the young ladies II
Memphis this affords an opportunity Tor
their corporation and aid, anl the board
hopes 10 be- encouraged by their presence
and cooperation. They do not want 10
be disappointed In realizing tomorrow the
object OF this meeting.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25

Memphis public, as his name became a
household word alter his visit last winter.
Though young In years, his skill on the
piano has caused the cultured people of
the civilized world TO marvel. One OF the
numbers he will execute at the approach
ing concert is Memberships q minor
concerto, n composition old and faithful
students approach with trcpidition.
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At,cutI,u. Attention.

For the next thirty days will oircr TO
the public some extremely great bargains
in Diamonds Watches, Jcwclry, etc. As
the holidays are near nj hand il will pay
you 10 examine my stock before purchas-
ing. These are unredecmcd pledges aud
must positively be sold. Cali early aud
save so per cent
5. A. GoDsnAw, Pawnbrokor,
2gj second street
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BARGAINS in Diamonds, at Thaycr'a.
W. o.. Riley. a,s Main strce,.

Between Jefferson and Adams streets, has
one OF the largest stocks in the city, con.
sisling Of Furniture. Carpets, Floor Cloths,
etc. The quality Of the goods combined
with low prices, Is rapidly extending our
trade throughout the city and country.
Call and see our display Of plush, willow
and rattan Rockers, fancy Tables, Hat
Racks, etc, for Christmas presents.
Ask 10 see our walnut, marble top Bed
room suit at S35, and silk plush Parlor
suit ut SOS.
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OK Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
OF next week the Boss Coffee Po, will be
on exhibition ut Baldwin, Knowlion &
Lakes, between ] aud O o'clock. Come
try cup Of One Minute Coffee, and learn
how to make il. Free for every one who
enjoys good coffee.
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CHARLES A. DANA's address to the Wis
consn Editorial Association. Milwaukee
July -, 1855: "Nevcr print paid advcr
tiscmcnt rs news matter. Let every adj
ycriscmcn; appear as an advertisement.
No sailing under false colors." We have
never sailed under false colors. We adj.
yertise ourselves rs the direct importers OF
Memphis, because the record Of the Gus.
tom-housc will show that four-niths Of the
Imported Cigars that came through the
Memphis custom.house were cleared by
Us. We are the only house in the city OF
Memphis that have received any Imported
CigaH direct from Havana since the strike
and will hereafter receive weekly ship
mems direct from Havana.
!. SAMPSON & Co.,
The Direct Importers of Memphis.
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MASTER A. EDWIN rARMER.
This Youthful Wonder 70 Appear Hero
I'm Another Concert

IN Anothor Concort.
Master A. Edwin Farmer, the wonder
iul boy pianist, will give a concert At the
Young Mems Hebrew Association Hall,
Monday night, December 3. lie will be
assisted by his father, Prof Horny Farmer,
a celebrated master Of the flute, and his
mother, who possesses charming
soprano voice. Misses Emma Peako an d
Mary Nboon and Mr. r. Y. Anderson
will also contribute to the pleasure Of the
occasion. The affair will be- under the
management Of Mr.. Emile Levy. Master
Farmer needs no Introduction 10 the
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LoLn's Laundry. Telephone 90.
Notice.

Tho partnonhip under the namo and
style Of H. l.. Cochran & Co. Is not dis.
solved by the death Of NJ. A. Cochran,
but by the articles Of partnership and his
will Is continued as heretofore under tho
management OF the surviving partner.
T. J.. COCnKAs.
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LOCAL BREVITTEs.

Jessie Stanley. colored, was arrested
last night at the instance Of Henry Boz
nier, also colorcd, who charges her with
tho theft Of S.
Willie Anderson, n SIN Il colorcd boy,
was arrested last night by Pa,rolmin
Dallas Ice on suspicion OF having stolen
an iron that he was trying 10 dispose Of
The Ladies' Aid Society Of 81. Peters
Church will bold reception on the after
noon OF December o at the residence OF
Mrs {. ID. Bryan, No. 362 Vance street.
The police are on the lookout for julius
Baumann, a young white man, charged
with forging the name OIL. A. Bailey TO a
check for Sl2, which he had cashed by n
Poplar street butcher.
Thomas Walker. who cut his brother
james Friday night. was fined $50 in the
Police Court yesterday morning. Forty
doiiaIs Of the iino was held up during the
prisoners good behavior.
Kate Callahan, who left her home on
Georgia street three weeks ago To lead a
life OF shame. was located yesterday by the
police in vile den at No. 2OB Monroe
street, very III. She was sent TO the
Mission Home.
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orncE, furniyhed ith towel rack. comb,
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
70 cents per week, b. Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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Mn. Windows Soothing syriip should alTavtb.
used Tor Children iecthing. II soothes TIE child
oiicn' Tie gums alayr all paln. cures wind collie
sba "A 1he boat tenedJ Tor diafrh VA 40 DOltlA
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THE WAGNER CLUB.
Send In Your Names for Associate Men,
berahin-The list.

bership-The List.
THE ApPEAL of Sunday last in Gen.
eral review of the local musical situation.
referred to the organization Of the Wagner
Club, or Piano Quartet, MS some prefer
calling the organization The members are
Miss Carrie Heating, Miss Carrie Richard.
son, Mr.. Emile Levy and MIR. Leo Krcmer.
The plan upon which the club is to be
conducted was also given, which il briefly
this; Five huudrcd associate members, at
s. each, are to be secured For this sum
three concerts wear, the most excellent
in character and 90 Doc participated In by
an imported celebrity, will be given TO
members and their guests only. Each
member is to bo allowed two tickets Of AL.
mission TO each entertainment, but the
extra ono can only admit a lady, aud 10
guard against imposition the names will
appear on the ticket These concerts win
be given at the thcltcr, and as thoroughly
fashionable as requirements can make
them.
Mr.. Levy, the director. has made no
canvass for names as vet, nevertheless he
has booked rather extensive list. The
books are open. the invitation is extended,
and all who desire TO embrace one Of the
most attractive opportunities in This line
ever offered any community should either
give in their nauIu, IN person, send by
mail or telephone them. When the fixed
a place, the only chance being for some
one TO sever his or her connection with Il
for imperative reasons Following are the
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cuorcrsr Diamonds at Thayer'a
Repairing and Cleaning Watches ~
AupriaIfv

NJ. Goodman, at Az Main street, is pre-.
pared 10 repair aud clean watches, clocks
and all kinds Of jcWclry. Everything in
the iowelry line will be offered at extremely
low prices for the next ten days. Christ.
mas presents Of all kinds n specially.
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JOf'L=fuday morning november ID. l.s. ri
The cottage Hospital lu iH0 '1rilnith yUHT ui h..
age. JonN q. JOYCi. lNHNuiun, Tex, u.IIr
p.Cafe copy
Iuncml forylocs from a rcicfr church u's
WuNpAlJ Afternoon 90 O'Clock. Friend n ire
N and member U fIo rrHsmcus Union hf0
Invited 90 hc ppsouL rU.1rraa NJ llUlsra
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OH, N.Y. WHAT A CRASH
VIII Wonder Ever C9aB07
LOOK

Herman Crohp. she Halter. aqi III Main
Street, Opposite Caye.o Hotel,
wIIL ski You TINS WEEK
a good Derby n ejc.
A fine Cassimoty Derby Tor $3.50.
A nice Fur Cap lnr zoe.
4 cool Crushcf for SOC.
a good Cashmere Boys Hat for Csc.
All new and nohhy goods Guarantee
my prices lower than anybo ly's Come
10 see me even II you don't want 10 buy.
Look anyhow
" a
LApirs are invited 10 call aud cxami II
the Ia Tosca umbrellas aud La Tosc
walking-siicks Just received by
lupY q Co.,
OPPOSITE Court square.
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BOSHWITZ BROS.
Great Bargains
MEMS AND BOYS
OVE R GOA rs
ULSTERS.
To Miss Tho Chance IN TO Miss a
Bargain OF Bargains.

The garments we offer this week have
teen bought upon the late failure OF Ralph
Dickinson, Brcs. CO., Of Baltimore.
whose tailor-mads stock Of Fine Clothing
has been sold under the hammer way be-
low their actual worth. We have bought
a cely Of their fine grade OF overeoa,s,
trimmed In silk and fur; also, a lot Of
fine ulatsrs and heavy chinehllla and As
trakan Coats and Vests.
They have been marked down In plain
figures for less money than ordinary
Clothing is sold ior
There Is no clothing house In Memphis
tina, offers any such bargains
Even II you DO not care 10 buy. we will
be pleased to have you dtop in and see our
offerings.
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Lorn's Turkish bathrooms, Al and 40
Monroc street. Finegi Ia the South.
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orERA-oLAssEs with handles, at Thny.
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rlSrsr a.soriment r;eiiing sllvcrwarc at
Thayera.
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Lorn, shirtmakcr a and 90 Monroe
street.
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Iorn's laundry. Telephone %.


~ rrNovED uY Iua usE % CoCoAtyH.
And /, stimulates and promotes tho growth
81 the hair.
Bumolts Fay0rus extracts arc tho
bcaL
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Firsr.CLAss table board at Fmnsiola's,
on Front street, opposite custom.hDusc.
Tho table is supplied with the choicest
food the mafkut afford aud carefully
served. Regular meals - cents
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Advice 60 mo.be,..

L0En's Laundly. IcI.phonc 90.
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The Latest Novelties.
Ia Toscn umbrellas, n Toscn canes.
just received by IEinY q Co,
Opposite Court Square.
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Noure.
Commencing Sunday, November rs, Tho
Tennessee Midland passenger train will
leave ut 800 pm. instead 81 $50 pm, ~
heretofore. j. T. 1tuNEu, q. T.. A.
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Boy your sweetheart apresent at Thay-
crH.
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Rrp lIr,pe
t d.

TrlrrnoSr Loeb to call for your wash
ing. No. 90.