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IN GOOD LUCK.

The 'ucti"st man w Meridian for the
past month ~ least IL Mr.. =. We'll, pro-
prietor Of the Ex hange saloon, corner
of Second STREE aud Twenty-second
avenue. He struck the Louisiana State
Lottery at it's July drawing for tho neat
sum OF IS 600, his ticket being one.
twentieth Of ticket No. ts.607, which
irew'the 100000 capital prize.
Mr.. We'll has been a citizen OF Meri-
Ian for about year, CONT ? here from
Union City. Tenn, and while he has at
|imes been interested In 'clubs,' his pur-
'hsse for this month WAS the second
lime he has invested In the Louisiana
State Lottery individually.
The month before he was lucky
enough to draw $40 Then he and MIR.
81. III. Hall sent 10 New ORLEANS fnr S.
worth OF ticke,s; two for each and one
I'm partnership. When the tickets ar
rived Mr.. We'll selected his two, one Of
which drew the $4,000.
lie sent his ticket 10 New OIL, aus by
he Southern Express Company and ms
.oon rs the ?, turn could hc male he re-
'ceived his 70, 100 through the same
medium.
Mr.. We'll takes his good luck mod
,stly, but acknowledges that the draw
ing of'he 5000 was an agreeable anil
|, welcome Meridian, Miss,
News, July 3lst
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The Women Praise B. 3. B.

The suffering OF women certainly
swakcns the sympathy Of every true
'philanthropist. Their best friend, how.
ever, Ia Is. u. Is. Botanic Blood Balm.
|Send to Blood BALM Co., Atlanta, Ca.
for proofs.
II l. CASSIDY, Kenncsaw. Ga, writes:
Three bottles OF y Is d cured my wife
81 scrofula.
Mrs II NJ Laws, Zalabs, Fla, writes; 1
have never used anything TO equal Is
Is Il.
Mrs G II Gay, Kocky Mount, N G,
writes Not day for Is years was l
tree from headache. u u y entirely re.
Iieved me. feel like another person
James w Lancaster, IIswlinsville,
Ga, writes: Ny wife was In bad health
for eight years. Five doctors and many
pstent medicines had done her no good
Six bottles OF u Is Is cured her.
Miss s Tomlinson. AtlaRta, Ga, says
Far years suffered with rheumatism,
,sused by kidney trouble and indiges.
ton also was feeble and nervous. II
Is d relieved me at once, although sew
sral other medicines had failed.
Rev j NJ Richardson, Charleston, Ark
writes: Ny wife suffered ~ years with
rhrumafism aud female camplaint. A
lady member OF my church mad been
cured by % II 10. She persuaded INV
wife TO Try IL who now says there u
nothing like u u u, as IL quickly gi,vs
her relief suglta
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CITIZEN.

lime this year to wear the haou.-
ne'ts of mourning for a hrothe
and the S. cond tine within tti
same period To lament the ., ce.S-
|of Past Grand Maste ot III
Ora ID Lo lge OF lie nessee aad
PA Master 81 this l. ,dlc
Brother John G. Brown, at the az.
|of 81 years, died at LAO a. Ia,
Aug. IL 1889, at Red Boiling
Springs, Macon County, Tennessee,
comparatively young in yea bu
Did IN dee.is of greatness Tor h :
native Cum y, Safe, Colmry "a.
Ibis ancient Order.
He not only leaves behind hin
IA histo. y OF noble and exemplar,
performances but has sdded pages
Ito the annals of this state that give
|her still surer and shining place
lin the galaxy of States.
As lawyer he was eminen as
soldier brave, trusty and dlscr, III;
las a business man, exceedingly
|painstaking, honest, prudent, sue
|cessful and capable OF acco npash-
ling an astonish ny amount Of work,
which left his brain and hand not
!in crude but perfect shape. As Al
nan genial, warm hearte'i, SOCIAL
and the same familiar, approacha-
|bie friend at home aud aoroa !, in|
high places and out o office, WITH
his hand ever extended in kindly
grasp 10 the humblest aai letain-
tng 10 memory tue names "i all
whom he anew when he wa, ~
untitled citizen. As q statesmau
he was profound, ever keeping ga
credly in mind aud purpose the un i
spotted honor and integrity of Ihe|
state, As q craftsman devoted to|
bon h0mn:s 5 'c,ety, hut rs J, yea
cradle institution intended to bring
into active exercise all the noble,
intellectual and charitable faculties
of its vOtarics.
In common with his thrice be-
reaved widow and children, his fell
low citizen and the craft of this
Grand Jurisdiction we ningle our
bears and mourn his death.
His mortal life is en.ied but his
deeds will live.
Therefore, resolved, that We will
|enroil his name on the list oui
Enonored dead TO be looked upou
Iand loved by tue Graft who vii
guard tnese precincts after we ale
fcalled from lab II to refrer huent
That we Will cheilsh his memory
J Tor all OF his noble and enduring
Virtues.
That we wall follow his remaiui
- the grave and lay them 10 res
with the honors he so often assi>t let
. giving hls brothers who nav
guDe the same way before HIN.
And that copies of this paper b
aiven t. his widow as a sincere 10
xrn OF our esteem and hrotheri,
Elove to the Worshlplui Grand Lodg
S0f Tennessee and 10 tie newspa
pers of our town Tor publication
i y. W. EWING,
Z ii RRowMITH,} Committee.
8 WIN. BATE,
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JUSTICES OF TnE PEACE.

J l. Jone~, chairman coun'v court
Die No. is 4 Bottoms, j !. farorpon
o. q Gilbert. Carey ui.her';
-Thos hanna, + Is Jones;
4 N A Warren, Polk Prince;
5 J + Buchanan. ID I Waugh;
@ ii 1ldweli W K Rnckiey;
III Jones', ] McCuilum, J W IVES.
} Chatterton.
IS W Butler, Sam Hopkins;
30 4 Anstin. Fress Abcrn athy and job
ephenson;
10 WHOM. + N IIonston,
IN q F1lick, McLin Mark;
l2-W + Hart, Jas. dart;
I8-MT CoIclsnd ID u Parsons;
IA. J { Hannah. A d Yose'l;
l5-J W NcLauTiho, W " dordon,
smeron. r,v,,
Wv A Rothrcck, A Holmick;
is-T A PurJ ear, VIM Chambers;
ls-J NJ Parker, J I Anterior
a0-F M Base, K } curtir;
2I--DF Browning W a C"fm m
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Tho ..-mains oi Co." Brown,
which arrive ia the ci Tuesday,
morning st halt-past ele n clock. i
were ioes at tue ,te,.ot y the 10 {
cal Conn andery Knight renplar $,
the Knights OF Pythias and a great
many of his old soldiers, who es-s
scorted the body 20 the Church of
Sthe Messiah where it was turned
gover ID the speclal Guard Of ilcnors
lfroln the Frank Cheatham Bivouac-,
(which accompanied the remainsI
from Nashville-All,i tn, Knights of
ii'ythias, who kept watch over them;
/ iurlng the hour ~:uch our citizens,
Look their farewell view.
The se' vices were conducted by
sRt. Rev. Bishop Qnintard, aesiste''
COY Rev. d. L Wilson, in an PRES !.
+ sc and beautiful manner. Tne.
iiolioweg gen ieu.ca were appoint
lsi pail-hearers:
K Guard Buiord; Oscar Abrr-;'
"a ny; rom FIippia, f. Nj. Bunch, ),
ihomas " lis; Lilies Alternately i
~. w. Dyer; 10. + ilpln, Fate Nel-,
sou; James Pack, James Snort
john Ay NETT; and Tom Jones.
ne procession lett the church in
sIhe following order:
First, Pulaski Commandery No.
Il and So Templa:s fyom NASH
lvIl,o nj Colu pbia, followed by the
sBioe Lodge Masons: Next cameI
the hearse draped ia crepe and dec
Eoraied with beautiful flowers. The
,l,. sr,diers and citizens cane next,
.then the carriages containi ~ the
relatives and friends of the deceased.
ISuc:l another pr 'ces sion WAS Meier
s0cicte seen ia p as Xxi WI peflap s
.hes RECEPTION uf that which fus;'wc'i
he remains vi the late iementvd
Wm. =. Flour nov to iheirlast resting
lace. AT the grave the body was
taken charge 81 by the Blue Lo lge
IasoDs, services b, ing conducted
sDy j. L. Villains, GraGd Master. "A
! doom pervadted tue entire commu-
Fatty Throughout the Whole day and
as net eyvG pet DISC out. A Tue
business huu rs III town were closed
conl eleven O'clock IL the morning
d un,il after TIL buciai, winch WAS
q about iiv. u'cio K In the Afternoon
8 The Il IRA offerings were very pro-
8 use aud beautiful.
81 May hts zones blaaCn IL
81 ne gratitude and love of a sorrow
Eing people who feel loss tnat car
8 ever be repaired.
h "a. A. ss-a.ss-AG- q sr-S-sA-ks1S ~ assA
E TIL" correspondent of tine Nash
Eville American at this place pays
Ethe folio wing tribute 10 the memo
%ry of Gov Brown in Mondays issue
Ellie sale:-
Il s'r cir will be an immense out
Epouiing OF The people 10 10 hono'
10 The memory ef "a man VINO wa
Mso close t, the hear s ~ thh Giles
MCouniy people.
NJ Gov. Browns lie WAS suDccs
En ptace ahd IN w1i, Is q. ia ~ en-
H. staLssDar, as q man .. affairs ah'
Eand a. Z soldier. His loss 10 10
E5ouJh l. irteparable. a giea
ii qOik lay before him as the Presi
n cnt Of tno Tennessee Goa, Iron
q 3anway Company
u Gov. Brown was Democrat,
Enil,l,nt lariii reiormer and as Tn
E1ead OF the greatest iron IN fu7u
u the coantry lie would have ]ho"
IL shc protected money .0rda aud la
81 BARNS the honesty or ie"iie'
Z Epoll,icu convictions. There IL, IN
Eleed, weeping and inmtp'i1ti"r, u
d Ia prince and gfea5 man hath tale
'eEthls day in Israel.
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MEEfIoJ OF PEOPLE.

} Miss .isrs Rvrrs is s;,sni NJ
several ia. ], in the e;ty.
Mr.. +. r. wade h.s ,u-ae,
from = weeks sol u Mt Q Il z in
lCon for. V
Con. Laps. d. Nee ri eamsI
Town from Nashville to attend Gen.
Broan's funoral.
4 Mics Brownie romblinson, o.
aGnll"nks,. il visit'ng Miss Lily
sA,mett.
Mis- Corinne Sykes, of Missi.-
ssippi, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wm.
Bate ut her home on East Hill.
The fa:a.ly OF Mr.. j. S. Cpilders
re'ifne'i IRON the Springs Tues
lay even ng.
Mr.. Aiolph Hoover. of Atlanta.
IGl, i. visiting relatives in The
city.
Rev. J. B. Anderson viii, begin
Ia protracted meeting at Cedar
2Grove next Sunday.
Mrs. John r. Bugg and little
Miss Nettie Stacy, of Nashville, are
'visiti G Mr.. Lucy Richs, dsonI
and other relatives in Giles.
Mr.. Pope McLemore and wifeI
have been visiting relatives All
Spring Hill, Maury county, for sew
leral days.
Misses Es,elle Koilou and AddieE
Long, the former of Evansville, Ind.s
ami the latter of Springfield Tenn !
are the guests OF Misses Bona and;
/ Estelle Anderson.
Ml,s Grace Eldrldgc, VINO has'
been visiting at Mr.. w. G. Nelson's, !
sleft Monday TO visit relatives in|
Kentucky.
Mr. Will Graham, Of b rming-i
snam, who has been visiting reia
sti,et at this place for the pas tw
3weeks, returns home this evening ]
4 Miss Marianne Tsabnp has re-.
@turned from a weeks vis,t IL ii ss
i Mytn Rivers, ut her hon. II TIT.
4 ouLry, aud is now v sitting at Mrs
Field Arrowsmith's.
: Mrs. W. II. Groves, OF Lyn1ville,
lyho has been given Cat hy the
sdhetors for two weeks, is nov in a
rair way To recover in answer to
Ethe universal prayers Il ali the
Lynnville people.
Messrs. T. II. Everett, and VIII
EBalientine, Mrs. w. +. Bal.entine,
Iieses Orlean Bale. tine and Pau
4 inc Oliver all returned Tlom the
Ssprltg- last Saturday.
q Lieut.. William G. Rivers, Of the
u First Cavalry, arrived in the city
B asst Saturday nigh. on i three
Il yeek's leave Of absence. He bad
4 been ordered from Fl Custer, Mon
81 ana. 20 Omaha where he was taker
81 w,h malaria an CANE lone 10 re-
"a up rye.
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Hawkes. Wonderful Glasses.

As we read Mr.. Hawkes. iestim onials
IRON Governors, Senators, Leg lators,
men OF science and distiugiis icd citi-
gene Throughout the United States, who
testified to having had their eyes i'm
lproyed, ard sometime r, s'orvd, by The
Fuse OF his celebrated gia,scs, we realize
'fhst glass that will reflcct sush bril-
'liancy OF light AS TO enable tho wesrci
20 sec as In youth, and to read by can
Idle or ether artificial light, surely Is &
nc desired by all spectacle wca'cr'.
All ewes fitted and llt guaranteed bl
lcraig & NC emnrr, Druggists, Pnlas
ski, Tenn. 25jyim
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Ben Ingram Sent Up.

Bea Ingram. u negro who ha'
beer figuring in the criminal e"nr'
~ Giles for the last ten years, wa
of receiving stolen aoad'
fast week by Hon. Flournoy Rivers
attorney general protcnspore aud
|scn, to the county work-houhe f.
eleven months.
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TOURISTS,

Whether on pie azure bent or business,
should AXE ON every trip bottle oi
), rup OF Figs, as IL nets mot pleasant
iy ami ellectually Oh tue Kidneys. liver
land bowels, preventing vera, hcad-
lac:es and other forms al Sickness. Fol
sale In zoe. and 81 bot les by all |, aiding
druggists. 25jylm
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CHURCHES

Prepbytoriar-- Comet Second and e Fiowe
,yects Rev, u j.. Wi!soa i"Ft"i ger wee
sunday ~ II ~. % ah1 '" NJ,
'0i T"u,hsyl.nd- Corner 81 bnd Madison
Roy'I.W Yok'oy paptor services over,
,nnda, at II a NJ. ani Z p. m. sunda.
ebooI NJ s:81n IN rrof Ron inc 'rPerin
.sndant.
SERVICES sur la; at 1880 n "a ma : = "
sunday school ut 9:l5 m W. :. hzoi
sup't. ,,,, a.,
Epecopal church-coTn., mad''o,' I'D
Third. Rev China, !. virgil rev,
servicos Sunday M l0:45a M and sl5 n
Cbris,ian ohurch-yervices sunday morn
panpistar Hall No regular astol
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Dropping Around n broadway
Hotel, N. ".

Now" continued 4 reporter, ''thls
aeighborhood is just full OF luck oi late
Not long since restaurant keeper Ia
Blescser st, New York city, struck :
$4,000 prize In the Louisiana State Lot
terry. and several other lucky strikes In
the same concern followed rapidly. On
top of this comes the announcement
that 4. Amsden, the w.ll-known prin-
tsr of 1877 Eighth 81. drew rs COO, anC
Casssgnac & Vieu the feather mer'
chants OF 3 West Third st. drew ~ o0t
at the last drawing. They each sent s.
70 NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La
They are well satisfied that the Lottery
Company is cond lcting strictly lcgi'
.timate business on sound business prin
.ciples. New York Daily News, July 0
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Rarbecuo and lee Cream.

There Will be an Ice Cream aud Bar
becue supper at Scruggs school House,
10 miles south OF Pulaski, and mllcs
north OF EIkton, on the Pulsssi and
.Elkton pike, on Wednesday night, lug
'l4.h inst. Every bo.'y come and enjoy
No pains will be spareo
The committee 10 make the evening
spleasaut tor oil who come.
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Mr.. +. J. Smith. edlto OF the TT. Az.
Dskota, Herald. says; "Thc
most wonderful mc'ii'ine have ever
m"twi,h Is Chamberlaln's Cole, Cholera
and Diarrh@a Remedy. In case 81 colIn
II gives speedy relief. On hunting trips
II have found IL Indispensable. Put In
Ialkali water II lmparts pleas mt tastc
ItMd prevents the painful diarrhnl
(which alkali water produces. could
not feel safe without 10 In my houac.r
10 and 30 cent bottles for sale by Craig
i& McLomore, druggists. 2lle-t'
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CoNsTABLES

District No. / K c yanhoozor, 81 u kS &c
.iW YarbronQh;4 q j Watson "n
1olt; W X Cover; ? Anderson, nod,
Williams neDry Butler; 'tsso AeN ne &c
10 WIN Bradford. II VIM Newton: ~
Thomas; ls NJ MSzo"; Ia WIN Lsc,
81. "a Rose Murrull: 10 J NJ ''hapmun
2O ] Holt; u J i Marks
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JpEfglish sheriff W W Sarks, deputy
sheriff, W K Craig, trustee, } Philips
registui W Ezsl!, c. court clerk,
Lowthrop coroner; " s Nswbill, survey
or w W Marks jailor.
Circuit co rt-Meots fret Mondays il
siurch. Augt aud December ID Platter
son, Judge. J N l. Jons', attorney general
loo Bradon. Jerk.
Chaucery court Meets first Mondiy II
obruury al 2nd Monday ~ August. q
Aftermath chancellor; J b Stacy, cleri
nd master, r. s Jones, deputy.
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The Best Salve In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fee
yer Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands. Chll-
blalns, Corns, all Skin Eruplions, and
positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
qulred. IL isguaraDtecd to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Prico
70 cents per box. For sale by II NJ.
orig by, Druggist. lGmy-l
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| ASLEEP IN DEATH.
Giles county's Most Hon
ored Son
Falls a Victim to the Grin
Monster, and
TENNESSEE WEEPS
He Dies a. Red Boiling Sptings
ASLEEP IN DEATH.
TENNESSEE WEEPs
He Dies a. Red Boiling Sptings

On Tuesday last the people o.
sIiles county placed in their lasl
1earlhly restingplace sll that is MGR
81, OF ole ot the greatest th,n this
.st.te ur the South eyer produced
J A, "a lawyer, as u public man, a.
smaD Of atfsIrs-as civilian and as
. sUlo,er, Gov Browns life na- 4.
preemInent success. And yet ai.er
sal., l.rhaps his grestes. succ ;ss
Vas IN tas sphere ot private life.
how. Brown was devoted hGs
,oand, m ut Affect onaIc Iat.,er ana
. /. 20 ii Irieli. This last Quality
/! rs y " .Aute tonio.endable than
hat OF b, ing u good enemy. His
il4hu. ice over IA. n was marvellous
He p,ss SO "a IN pre-eminehti
lt.ree that ", ierful gilt Which,
or want Of better phrase men
call "personal magnesisn :. No man,
lever came nader the spell oi per.
souai co ltact ana acquaintance
With nIn aud was not thereAfter|
hi. iri, MI His power ~ please, to|
move. l., influence sud lead hisI
.!ehow: WAS G 81 ta,niy not tna. he
slungiu:. l., ordinary men.
His deeds aud his successes
! his record in peace and in war so
! far as his pubic acts go-bel,uS 10
Hi tory. 1t is not OF these wei
=, uld sp ak. Thousands oil
itonyues do already dwell on them.
but now, that "the golden bowl il
.oroken ano the silve: cIid is;
Sloosed," it'll, TO the memory "I
JOHN CALVIN BROWN as a
Man that we would pay or triu
date. Ii VAS the manhood III him.
tina: WAS greatest. 1t was the nan
! hat made The Major General great,
Shat made the Governor gtea', tntt,,
smat:c the great railroad President.
IN SUCCESS.
HIS strong individuality, his MAJ
Five common sense, the ext cutive1
!. 10 &C OF MS characteristic these
! hone out preeuinen.. As !. ma
Ele was not censosious. In ms
sjudpment OF his fellows be exei-
scised the "rarity OF Christian cha"
W." believing in his nature the
truth vi the sentiment ,has ""e
ora, til best who iov.th best all
4 thinqs, both great and sinai.
I Aud Gov. brown kept touci.
with the people OF mis- country
HE " in al things dlstinctiveiy
kAmerican and from his very soul
BE vas "a Democrat.
d 1t did seem that great YORK lay
sbefore him as Presidens ~ Tile Z u
Enessee coal, Iron aud Railway 'om-
Epany in the development al the
Ehidden resources of cur South. Bu'
HGoa willed othcr"isc-ile knew
Hbest. He save ana He took. We
lean only bow to tue force o: lh'
b!o.. fe cling oil Gov. Blown that
H. was a Man-tE.le hun for al
in. all. we shall not look upon hi
like again.
& The hearts OF people 60 on
Hin tenderest compass ion 10 his o
Rowing widow and children and W
Ewbo knew and low d him sowell ca
Elm deed and truth ask that He u
Enotes even the sparrow f"il ma
'Eovers them IL this .,eir s"r'
EbereayrmcEt
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Attention. IL. IL. H.

For sprains. bruises, rheumatism
cramps, Inflammation. swelling, cuts,
burns, etc, In man; and spllnt, ring
bone, windgall, cpizootic, scratches
tic, In horses, Rangum Root LinIment,
"a a sure cure. The king of Limit
NESTS" ~ the universal verdict. New
er falls TO cure any silment that can loo
reached by an external medical appll.
cation. 90 cts per bottle. for sale by
|Cralg q McIcmore. n
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BRIEF LOYAL MENTION.

We are going to have q big fair
this fall.
S.v.raI persons fr IN this lite
went out to the basket dinner at
Blooming Grove Sunday.
Tn" juvenile Missionary Society
lwill g re I lawn part AZ the ''s'-
l,icnce of Mr. Il. Childers Fri
iav !. t. rlnar, Aunt Both, from
IN e t. SYN o'clock.
We are informed that there II
some Misunderstanding in regard
30 the district chil''en at
bending the public school. The,
swill he Taught just as they were
last session. School begins Monday
a circus is making its raun is
sshrou Ii all the toms in Middl'
Tennessee, but is skipping Pulaski
q t least we h4ve heard uothIn9 o.
a COMING her. H,w yer, W. will
Nno, miss IT very much.
81 There will he an ice cream sup
Auer at bee Spring Friday night
EAuguot both. for the benefit OF tn
Isschnol house. This is commend
Gable object and should AID NJ
81 louht will he literally patr"I'zei
b The Camh, llavil,e mule suit. Ca
1ruthe,s and Hannas vs.. Hot. wa:
Aaecidra by Judge Patterson with
Ia ut Jury IN favor of the defend
Mant. thus affirming Esq. Anier
Hson's decision. The hill of cost
M4mounta 10 the price of 600
j amo,o.
q Lynntille is all i sir this wee
with preparation sor thu htgge
pHstc,k sloA ever held in that Il
"a stock cent r. The program IL
q m.u,iitcent one. There will he
. b picnic by the la lies and dinner {
q everybody. All stock men are &c
Niially invited.
, The ring will open at 10 Safe
~
aday morning, 24'h
81 MI. Alex Weinhaum is in N
IYork purchasing sock oil m'i'
q sncrv fpr his aes L,die's Bear.
Is haviag tie Coon corner Multi
y -eee tly occupied hr Bdmpt's
i AMacLin, refitied il beautiful IN
n Hoer and will have one Of the pref
, Aes, and most tas,efully arran:
houses any where about when
- 81 tock arrives.
i VtrAI1A the great remedy
y aDyspepsia and Liver tronhle,
nc ..ome ta Pulaski "a stay. Mes
ACrai. IL McLemere the enterp
M Inc anil popular Druggists have
III yrs,rd large SUN Of MONEY
I" 4Vualia sn.i have the entrai ID
e afnr Vitalia in thii ecn IN. II
q the Medium tnat gave tie
IA hv show" IN " ,shsilis wher.
'sS Ahabi were on exhibition In
rs Iiav. b SIDES vita!ia Mess's. I
re. a. McLema,e make spe iaitv
wy Drucs, Stationary, Fine ~
Jay Saatsani Perfum.ry.
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WHOLESALE.

We have the largest stock OF q rocer-
ies ever opened In Giles county and we
are prepared 10 offer merchants prices
+! 70 COMPETE with any Wholesale market.
lOur new warehouses have more floor
room Than any other house In the city
5and we keep them packed with goods.
We can save you money. Try us with
an order. Our retail trade Will be sup
piled as usual.
J. s. CIIILpER5 ~ GO
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To use Hodges SarsaparIlla with 10.
!dide OF Potash, the great purifier for the
blood. certain cure for rheumatism,
iscro'ulous affections and all diseases
peculiar 10 females. Renovates and In
'vgoratcs the system. Physicians re .
scommend IL. Take no other. Rangum
Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle Sold by
lGralg Il McLemore. Ian t
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The Ladies' Bazaar.

win reopen shortly with full and
complete line OF Millinery and Fancy
Goods, at the Old Coon Corner. Mr
|Alex. weinbaum Ia now east buying
his stock. Thanking the public fol
their former liberal patronage, and
wishing for continuance Of the same
we are, respectfully.
/ THE LADIES BAZAAR.