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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-10-31
HAPPY HOLLOW.
BY BILL.

AS nothing appears in the col
nmns of the CITIZEN from this
place | will try to give few of the
current events OF recent date. Upon
referring to the county map it will
be found that Happy Hollow is sit
uated in the south western ex-
tremity of Giles county. Happy
Hollow has a dry goods and gro
Gerry store, saw mill, and girls,
mill and whiskey distillery and neal
by is Sugar, Ala, which has two
business houses.
The corn crop is very good. Cot
ton will not be so good. The re-
cent frostsE did it great deal o.
damage and there will not DE q
half crop made here.
There is great deal Of nurrair
among cattle in this vincinity. A
great many haye lost their cattle
There is also some cholera among
nogs.
Mr.. Polk Conner, Of Pulaski
passed through this vincinity las
Tuesday on his way to Rog gers,
spent last week with Mrs. Wake
and Mrs. GoIdon here.
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A Marrow Escape.

Esq. Perry, OF Blue Creek, was
thrown from his horse Tuesday and
dragged some distance by his foot
being caught in the stirrup OF his
saddle. Fortunately no bones were
broken and no serious injury done e,
although he was considers ably
bruised. Squire Perry is sc yea 6
old and as active as young man
and one of Giles county's best citi-
zens. He was doing well yestet-
day.
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There was terrible epidemic of dy-
sentery and bloody flux in Pope coun-
ty, Illinois, last summer. AS many as
nve deaths secured In one day. Messrs.
Waite Broth q, of WaltersburA. sold
over $50 bottl, ,of Chamber .in's Collie,
Choie and Diarrhea Remedy during
TINS tidemic ane say they never heard
OIL its falling 4 ;yc Sc when the d.
rrections were ollowed. 1t was the on
ly medicine used that did cure the
worst cases. Many persons were cured
by 1t after the doctors had given them
up. % and 80 cent bottles for sale by
Craig & McLemore. tt
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Our Capital.

Every Tennessean is Justly proud
of our state capital, Nashville.
They are proud Of her for her beau
~ and prosperity they are more
proud OF her for her progress and
for the stand she has taken in the
manufacturing and commercial
wcrld. We are all proud to say
that we live in a state where such
city is. Commodore VIM. Ii
Vanderbilt truly said of Nashvill e
"She Is city that will be like Chi
cage; one OF Americas commercial
wonders. This prediction is be-
ing rapidly verified. We call at
tention to day to the advertis emeni
OF the Nashville Land Improvement
Company. Every one who desires
to make spIepdidinvestmen should
read this advertisement.
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CHEoLRA IN MICHIGAN

DR.. F. ID. I.arke, of Re 'ers City,
Michigan, says the epidemic OF last year
In Presque Isle County, In which 50
many persons lost their lives. was chol-
eric dysentery instead OF cholera as first
reported. He used smberlsin's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh@a Eemedy and says
It succeeded where all other remedies
failed. Not a single case wss lost In
which IL was used. This Remedy 10 the
most reliable and most successful med
icine known for collie, cholera morbus,
dysentery, diarrh9a and bloody fiux.
70 and 90 cent bottles for sale by Craig
q McIemore.
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brother visited Miss Hattie Har
| we'll last week.
Messrs. G. W. Lancaster and w
b. Harwell attended q sociable q
the residen ;e of Esq. Butler las
Saturday night. They reported
q delightful time.
Esq. F. M. Bass has erected q
handsome residence at this place.
Mrs. G w. Elder was visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Knox Lloyd, of
Bee Spring, this week.
Success to the dear old Citizen
and all who may read it.
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Nonresident Notice.
Msr,hs Moore va. Tholna, Moore.

Marths Moore We. ThomA, Moore.
TN this cause IL appe airing to thu sails go
] tion OF the cierk ror al lfi isvit "a
tho bill that the defendant. tsonas Moore.
he non resident " the State 1onnossee,
40 that the ordinary process 81 this epurt
cannot be served on thom;
oe saot,on II h therefore ordered hat pub.
lioation be made Tor four wsoks In saceos~lo1
In tho Pulaski CT tizsn, . Newspaper publian-
Cd la the town Of fulaski, 10 sail stato, TO
curing the sal defendants 10 DO sn sppe "
on tho let day Of tho next term OF tho Cif-
cult Court to DO held for the county Of Giles
at the eourt-f ,use Ia Pulaski, on tho lat
Monday 10 Decem Der nsrt, aud answer
plaintiffs bill, or the Same will be takon
iorconfsssed A 10 hi n aud set for hesriax
sx-psfts.
Sioct4ts j. W. bbADEN, Cierk,
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Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir for it
has been fully demonstrated to the p O.
pie OF this country that IL Is superi
to all other preparations for blood ais
ease, 1t ID q poaitive cure for syphI-
little poisoning, Ulcers, Eruptions 81 d
Pimples. IL purifes the whole syst m
nd thoroughly builds up the constitu-
n, Sold by Anderson Il Co. nj.
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NEW CLOTHING.
You can find q nice
line Of NeW Clothing al
BrG,ay,Gn d Smiths.
Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
Go to Brannan g. Smith
and get yourself 0pretty
dress. You can find the
very incest gorUns at
their store.
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Hawkes. Wonderful GIasse

AS we read Mr.. Hawkes. testimonials
from Governors, Senators, Legislators,
men OF science and distinguished citi-
zens throughout the United States, who
testified to having had their eyes inn
proved, and sometimes restored, by tho
use OF his LIBERATED glasses, we realize
that glass that will reflect such bri =
iiancy OF light as to enable the wes er
to see as in youth, and to read by cam
die or ether artificial light, surely Is ts
be desired by all spectacle wearers.
All eges fitted and tit & uarantead By
Craig Il McLem ire, Dengo lists, Pulas
XII, Tenn. 25jylm
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WHOLESALE.

We have the largest stock Of Grocer
les ever opened In Giles county and we
are prepared to offer merchants prices
to compete with any wholesale market.
Our new warehouses have more floor
room than any other house In the city
and we keep them packed with goods.
We can save you money. Try us with
an order Our retail trade will be SUI
piled as usual.
J. S.CHILnERS y CO.
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Bs.utifuI New Goods

va have just received our TALL STOCK
OF Qncenswarr, Glassware, Chinaware
Fancy Goods and etc which we con
elder 10 be rs complete ~ any stoch
Kept j. first class china house We
invite the ladies especially To ca'l AM
aud examine II, we will take p'easur'
81 showing them.
Ezell & Nelson.
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State Sunday School Association.

The annual convention OF the
Tennessee State Sunday School
Associa. on sill be held at Column
bia Tuesday and Wednesday Nov.
IL add 18th Let the Superintendent
of each school in Giles county see
that at least on delegate Is appoint.
ed from his school, and let US 60
asking God to bless US and to
bless the Sunday School cause in
the state. Railroads give rites of
one and one third fare tor round
trip, and delegates will he enter.
tanned by Columbia people.
Pulaski delegates will leave for
Columb ia on the CannonBall train
Tuesday morning AMI We hope all
others who can conveniently do 81
will go up at tie same time.
Let al delcgatessprovide them
selves with Credentials signed b,
the Superintendent or Secretary
of his or her school.
Delegates lwho will attend vii
please notitt one of the nnder
signed.
H. W. EwlNG, Pres.
+. 6. McCoRp, Chm. Elk. Com,
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TOURISTS,

Whether on pleasure bent or b,isincst
should lake ON every trip a bottle y
Syrup OF Figs, as 1t acts most pleasant.
ly and eifectually on the kidneys, lives
and bowels, preventing { vsrs, head
aches and other forms OF sickness. For
sale In 50c. and 81 bottles by all leajin,,
druggists. 2bjylm
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A Useless Vigil.

A gentleman who occupies q
room on the west side had just pur-
chased new suit of clothes on Sat-
urday before the fire Sunday NOM
ing. When the fire broke out he
sprang up aud rushed:to the drawer
in which his new clothes were,
pulled it out and ran over in. the
court yard and deposited it on the
grass. He then wrapped blanket
about his manly form, sat down
and kel t a patient watch over his
treasure,unlil his v0let de eh0mbre
brought him some wearing apparel
and relieved him. After the fire
was over he carefully moved the
drawer to a place of safety and
looked to see ii his clothes were all
right. The drawer was empty
He had not noticed this in the ex-
citment. His clothes kwere safe,
however, as they had been taken
from the drawer to place of safe
ty early in Ghe hre.
Columbia District Tenn. Conference.
First round Of quarterly meet
ings.-
Mt, Pleasant Nov. 2, 8; South
Columbi, l.3; Bee Spring, at Bee
Spring, Nov. 8, 10; Eikton and
Smyrna, at Elkton, Nov. 10, III
Trinity, at Cedar Grove, Nov: Is
Gibsonville mis-, at Taylors Chap
ell, Nov 16 IT; Bigbyvllle, at Big
byville, Nov. %, "a; Swan CT, al
New Bethel, Nov. 20; Plsgah, a
Pisgah, Nov. sc, Dec. 1; Richland
at Rehoboth, Dec. g. Diana, at Mt
, Pleasant, Dec. 6; Olivet and Lynn
vile, Dec, Z, 8; Culleoka, Dec. 3.
: Is; Forest Grove, at Moo.esville
= Dec. Ia, Is; Prospect, at Bethel
: Dec. 10; Pleasant Valley, at Heb
ron, Dec. 20; Colum bia, Dec. q, 2
Il Pastors will pleae orgsnlz
: promptly and Systematically, an
urge on the work as the Disciplin
directs. Let US have as full an al
tendance on the first Quarterly Cor
ference as possible. The p-esidin
elder will bring all his sympathi.
: and energies to help all concernet
+ Last year the stewards were hi
: eral and prompt. We hope The
U will remember that under u
weight of the financial pressure tn
IS now on Us these same pasto
~ are more than ever dependant {
~ the hberality of the people and t
promptness of the stewards.
r. X. BRowN.
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PEOPLE EvERYwHE ERE

Confirm our statement whsa W. -.
hat Acker's English Remedy l. in ~
~ way superior to any and ali othe
reparations for the Throat and Lungs
w hopping Cough and Group II Is
mag c and relieves at once. We oilor
you rs ample bottle tree Rom 'nber.
this remedy Is sold on p tive guar
Antee by Anderson q ca. M
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.IHSOiUent Notice.

Having suggestsd TO tho honorab o county
Harvell, doc'd, all persons holding
lsi hs against the Same are hereby notified
Q fle the same with tho county court
Jerk, authenticated IN the Law directs on
or against tho lat day Of May, 1870, or
they will DO barred.
Mrs. J. n. HARwELL,
3Ioct4t Admir-.
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aAlE OE FINE COWS,

On Friday the frat day OF November
at my farm southwest OF Pulaski at ~
o'clock, will sell to the hi@hest bid
der twelve or fifteen Virtually pure
and high grade Jersey milk cows.
Also twelve or fifteen fine heiiers O
ina same breed. Terms, Twelve montf
lime with approved personal security
EARLK EraUNDsoN.
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PIMPLEs ON THE FACE

Denote an impure state OF tho blood
and are looked upon BY many with sus-
picion. Acker's Blood Elixir will re-.
move all Impurities and leave the co n
plexion smooth and clear. There 10
nothing that will so thoroughly build up
the constitution, purity and strengthen
the whole system. Sold and guaranteed
by Anderson Il Go. M
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Administrators Notice.

vail, deceased. All porsons having claims
Saainst his estatc are notified to nls tho
ssms, duly authenticated, with tho under
signed, within the time presoribei by law,
or they will be forever barred.
J. W. YOUNG, Admir-
with tho will annexed OF
8loct4t X. q. Btovall, deo'l
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Are receiUinG their stock
offaU and 1Ointer goods
and Would be pleased to
hare their friends and
customers call, look and
buy.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-10-31

Craig g. McLemore
will sell you Pure
Paints cheaperb6han
ANYBODY else al d guar
an lee every gallon.
Give Il EN- q trial be-
fore buying.
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To Q BIZ ,ked Bows Of Pulaski.

We the ladies of the G. p.
Charch, are anxious that q debt
now due on our church should be
raised and ask that you assist us
by giving an entertainment for our
benefit.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-10-31

.Ezall & Nelson have just received
the handsomest line Of Hanging ana
Vase lamps ever oought 10 TINS mar
ket; we can veryfy what we say.
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7. w. Raymond, pa orPresbyteri: .
church at Brownsville, Tenn, sayste
Owens Pink MIXTURE will regulae
the bowels better than anything hs
yer used. For teethihg children it
most val liable rcmed- ju-N.
For sale by Craig q McLemore.
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Z. Wills, a prominent book dealer
In Memphis, Tenn, says: 81 tried Owe
eu's Pink Mixture TO cure my child
Fommer complaint when all other rem
dies h d failed, 1t made a cure" ju-27
sor sale by Craig & McLemore.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

White ap plicants desiring 10 be ex-
amined tor certificates 20 teach In the
pEblic schools of GILES county, WIZ
meet me at the registers office I'll" lst
and Bird Saturdays Of each month
Colored 2nd and 4th.
MsRRtrr EsLIcK, Jr, Co. SIpt
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s-o'y "sS uCAC every uay i6sl
week.
Miss Matte White left Saturday
to join her mothers family in
Nashville. Miss Matte is a de-
serving young lady and was as
much admired for her great good
ness of heart as for her beauty.
Mrs A. II. Shields and beautiful
little children were here last week
TO visit parents.
We learn that the cotton crop
is almost complete failure every
where.
Miss Fannie Locke: was cleo.
ted organist at the NJ. E. church
last Sunday. She is gifted with
rare social qualities and also de-
serves much praise for her untiring
energy IS wei. as her brilliant lit.
erary attait ments.
Mr.. d. B. Garrett was in Nash
vile last week ondnancial busin ess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Beatty left
Tuesday for Knoxville, to make
that their future home.
We had q runaway couple from
Columbia to stop over last week to
get married. the bride Is II and
the groom As years old.
Mrs. Flemming has opened up
millinery shop here.
Mr.. w. T. Richardson is having
his yard fence repaired.
1t is laughable, if not annoying,
how the printer and myself to-
gether mix up names. Last week
we had Mr.. Tom Brown married
and now wish to correct the mis-
mistake.
Our town is well supplied with
dr. miners all the time.
Hogs are diving with cholera.
Col. A. H. Higt has lost several
and a great many others have los,
some.
There seems to be great activity
in our cattle market. Several cars
of cattle and one of hogs were
shipped from this place last Satnr-
| day.
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r. A. Tycoon, Denmark, Tenn, says
The hest thing I've ever seen, q bottle
OF Pink Mixture. feel perfectly easy
when my children begin to teeth shall
never be without It," For sale by Craig
and McLemore. 2liune7
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-10-31

The Big Injun Is the best IN rocky
land. clover land, stubble. or any oth-
a. Lind Of land. For saleby
+. NJ. Bunch.
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Are you sick9 Ifso. you can be =
stored to perfect health, IL you 10
Radam's Microbe Killer, IL In r., a
toe blood thoroughly, and when
Is done you are well man. Tie
success OF the medicine is simply Won
derful. For sale by Craig d. McLemore.
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FOR SALE.

Several first class mule and Oh
teams, on easy terms. Apply to w. u
Davis. Pulaski, Tenn. ol1-St
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ii. T. Wood, drugg ist at For est Ci
Ark, says: "Owen's Pink Mixtu
faved my boys life while sufferin
rom diarahea aud summer cOmpl ain,
For sale by Craig & McLemore
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l.ynnville.
BIZ LYNDA.

The down mail train was exceed.
,ngIy late here every day last
week.
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~ Il Vatsnhn

South End 6 Grocery, dealer m family
groceries, fresh meats, fish anu an
Kinds OF produce. Telephone NO. ~
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Latest magazines and newspapers
and the finest stationary at the post :
6ce book sore.
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Cans and sanccrs at 25cts per set at
EzelI q Nelson's.
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Cneap Goods IL you want to buy at
Il. J. Wells.
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A Rebus

a hebus.
How can any body run a news
paper " hen the subscribers wont
pay up? We give tup! We don t
see how il cau be Gid.
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l have q nice set OF furniture and
nice carpet which Twill sill very
cheap. Call at once.
A. p. McLEMoRE.
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Dinner sets any price you desire a
Ezeli d Nelson's.
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l-2-3 10 Gal. stone jars at I. D.
Walls
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Sardine Boxes, Rose cracker Jars,
Bisque figures and card Receivers al
Il. j. Wells.
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we can sell you a genuine china Tea
set for Ss.O Ezell e Nelson.
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Prices no object these times at l.. )
Mells.
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Sugar, Coffee, Floar, Bacon and can
goods at +. j. Well.
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We are authorized to snnouce Chas
NJ "a a Candidate for Town Constable.
election second Saturday III January.
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Genuine Royal Worcester Vases AT
EZcll & Nelson.
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They are pretty, don't you 'orse' "
T. j. Wells.
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We are headquarters for plain white
china Ezell & Nelson
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Wall paper cheap at the post ONCE
book store. o
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xI PHOTO

Coal Tar is only 20 cts q gallon at
IL. ". Grigsby's o.
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Have you seen that beautifui fiaho
Lamp at Ezell & Nelson's.
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TuE PULASKI PHOTO
GRAPH GALLERY
VIII be open from now until Novom-
her 30. Come at once II you want pic
lures. All work finished under MI
own supervision. Respectfully,
J. 3. PATTERSON.
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FOR REGISTER.

We are authorized to announce ). e
LOWTHORP, Of the 10th district, cas-
d,dase Tor Register Of Giles county. Election
in August, 1890.
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FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

1--WE are authorized TO announce K. N AT !.
aUERRELL rs u candidate for tina once
Of Circuit Court Clerk Of Giles county
At the election in August 1890.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-27

dor, similar design TO that of the United
States, but with the colors reversed, white
stars on n red field with blue ard white
stripes; Brazil, green; Ecuador, Uruguay
ana Hayti.
grand staircase is the American shield, sur
mounted by n large American eagle with
outstretched wings.
On the stairs aud nt the entrance to the
dining rooms are tall tropical plants, the
green of their graceful leaves showing out
brilliantly against the bright colors of the
bunting Over the large mirror at the head
of the first landing Is profusion OF red,
white aud blue in fan shape, and across the
front Is q floral design reading, "Welcome,
Three Americas Over all the windows
opening on the corridor and over all the
arches arc graceful festoons caught up with
rosettes. The stairs are domed with the
national flag and fanked with small forests
OF foliage.
All the pillars OF the parors up stairs ore
entwined with smllax and roses. There arc
banks of roses on the registers and at the
foot OF the mirrors, and the larger glasscs
are draped with smilax caught up with
roses.
On the panels of the rotunda, looking out
through sweeping festoons of red, white and
blue, Is here the magnificent head of buf-
falo bull, next pair of immense antlers OF
some giant elk, next an antlered deer, an
antelope or pair Of stass' heads with inter-
locked horns,
From the floor Of the corridor the effect is
grand.
Tho finest rooms in the house have been
placed at the disposal of the guests. In the
corner room fronting on E'arnam and Four
teenth will be Senor Juan Velarde, of
Bolivia, and his two sons. The rooms are
en- suite. with a cheerful fire burning in the
CRATE. No. l. also opening on the parlor, is
occupied by Jose Alphones, of Chill. AL
berto Min, of Uruguay, will occupy No. 81,
an elegantly furnished apartment. Horatlo
Guzmap, of Peru, is IN No! IL and suite ID
is occupied as sleeping apartments and offices
by w, h. Gu tits, experimenting agent OF the
state department, and Mir. Draper, of the
occupied by Senors Carlos Martinez Silva
and Clinaco Calderon. of Columbia M. M.
Estee is in room s., first floor. The other
delegates are assigned as follows. Jose
Mara Plaoida Caamano, of Ecuador, room
81; Fernando Cruz, Guatamala, room So; Je-
ronimo Ziylayo, Honduras room s; Jacinto
Castcllanos, Sau Salvador, room "a; A.Siiva,
Venezuela, room y. The army and navy
people are in rooms IL and ID and the at
taches. press representatives. have conven-
lent quarters
The Paxton never looked as well as 1t does
now, and every effort has been made to 10
cate the distinguished visitors in the most
elegant and convenient apartments available.
The delegates have unhestatiugly stated
that the decoration OF the hotel is by far the
finest that they have seen since their advent
to this country, a circumstance OF which tho
active members of the committee of arrange
ments, as also, Mr.. Shaw, S. p. Morse's
decorator, as before mentioned, may be
proud.