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The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Association was called to order by the President Scripture reading and prayer by Rev. E. L Massey.
 Song snd Psalm
 Minutes of the forenoon session Here rezd znd adopted.
 On motion the following commit tees were appointed.
 Committee ou resolutions; Jas. Miller, c. :. Bell and J. B. CsWhorn.
 Committee on nominations: Law renee Russell, Miss Dors Montgom- cry, and Jno. A. Pless.
 Committee on reports Rev. l. L. Massey, J. c. Bonds, and Miss Mollie Cswhorn.
 The Association then proceeded with the programme.
 Subject general remarks by super intendents and teachers, ss to meth ods of conducting schools and secDr- ing attendance Of pupils, etc
 The subject was discussed by H. C. Wilkey and others.
 On motion of Wn. Oates, Mrs. 4. E Davis and Mrs. NJ. E. Wooten were admitted ss delegates from the Baptist Sunday school At Russell vile.
 On motion the Assoclation took recess for l5 minutes.
 On motion the roll of delegates was called, and each delegate requir- ed 10 pay his assessment, the amount was s6.75 which was turn ed over to the treasurer.
 On motion of Rev. W. C. Wheat, parties were assigned 10 discuss subjects where the p&rtles previous ly assigned, were absent
 IL was moved and carried that the election of officers be the special bas- mess of tomorrow al 10 o'clock & m
 On monoE Of Rev. Nj. Oates, tbe voted to meetkt o'clock ?. ID. instead of 2.S0 On motion of J. C. Bonds. S com niftse on temperance consisting of i've men w&s appointed. The con- nIties consisted Of W. L. SibleF, l Rev. NJ. Oates, J W Brown, W M. l Peeler and J. A. Erwin.
 Moved and carried that w. L Sib- { ey be admitted as s member Of this \ Associsu0n and his name added 10 he committee on temperance
 0n motion the Association sd burned till o'clock D. m.
 
 EySGyg SESSION
 House esllsd to order by the Pres dent
 Song. S4th PsAlu. < Subject Christ zs sAs Model Teach
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15

hereby requested 10 preach at least one sermon during tbe year on she evils of intcxicants.
 Respectfully submitted.
 W- l.. SIBLEy,
 REy- N. OATES.
 ". M. PExLER,
 JSo. A. ERWIN.
 Committee On motion of Bro. L. Russell, 1t was voted that the secretary have printed two hundred and fifty copies of the minutes of the proceed ings of this Association, together with the minutes of the association of 1sss, with the Constitution and Bylaws annexed thereto. On motion of Bro. c. c. Oates, It was voted that the secretary be re- qaired to get up blanks for the diff ferent Sabbath schools 10 make their reports on.
 Moved and carried ihat W. c. Wheat be released from his subject. and Bro. W. NJ. Peeler placed in his stead.
 Subiect-~H How to Induce the Child
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15

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The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15
IMP PORTANT. l. 5arass- NJ. A. DAIPHIN,
New Orleans. La,

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The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15

zExrns-z- fAEs sAs pSvnsut Of al E,r5Ess Es EsIAZk&TEEn BF FOUR NA- T11SAL BANKS zE New g7 7ssz-IEs. and the z3rkF1s sra sa EDss3 fy EtiF Pres of an h. sfasEEaaz v hose ztET1sErss8 1 Is are rsoognil. esa n Ire etaasa Iasu-zs- z7saresn-e beware of EnE 8slIn lzE taazE HF Azcsz. 3 naans scttz8es-H
 ONE Do--A3 s the Rg1ae e fne sm&lless psr1 e ErH9t3as1 af ZscEss -Ss-E- BY Us in EnT DrSxaEE. AKgEs3Eg i. saf 1EEss offered Egr less fAGE assAlxz is s sWl22se-
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15

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The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15

Ty2ry dealer sxys he has <As ". l. Dougias skaeye< w1thoEs nxz1e and price stamped ol the Es9rzozn- Euf kIzz down Ss frR1d
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15
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The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15
EyEISs SESSION.

House esllsd to order by the Pres ids1E
 Song. S4th Psalm.
 Subject Christ zs shs Model Tesch-
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15
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The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-15

resorts
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
Is Consumption IneurabIe:

Read the following. Mr.. c. II. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with Abscess OF Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronouncedme an incurable
consumptive. Began taking DR.. King
New Discovery foI Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able tc
oversee the work on my farm. 1t Is
the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio
says: Had it not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died of Lung Troubles
Was gwen up 10y doctors. Am now in
best OF health" Try it, sample bottle
10 cents at Peck Bros Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
Electric Bitters.

This remedy Is becoming so vel
known and so popular as to need nc
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise "A purer medicine does not ex
ist and it il guaranteed To do all that j,
claimed. Electric Bittcrs VIII cure AL
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, vii
remove PImples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood. VIII drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure al
Malarial fevers.-FOr cure of Headache
Constipation and Indigestion try Elec
tric Bitters- Entire satisfaction guaran
tced. or money refunded.-Price 80 cts
and sl.00 per bottle at Peck Bros Drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

The motto of California means, !
have found it. Only IN that land of
sunshine, whore the orange, lemon
olive, tg and grape bloom and rpen
and attain their highest perfection in
mid-wintcr, are the herbs and gum
found that are used in that pleasant
remedy for throat and lung troubles.
santa Abe. the ruler Of coughs. asth-
ma and consumption. Mr.. -- has
been appointed agent for this valuable
California remedy, and sells it under a
guarantee at 81 a bottle. Three for
$50.
Try California Cat-r-Cure, the only
guaranteed cure for catarrh.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

e4e1 tes t-s-ll Is Rapids are A
- -s' $50
-a.t - Res ta-ee late Dte-
-el a- haA-saA
There a4e several eases ~ s-ssiet
lefel .n hA-AseA4-
ins Ate4ta 81 Park 1o1e. s efen D1t
t-tfe az 19 s-esls-
tte Grand Iraferse RECON las been
z & P-e-ty u. ram during the q&s-
aer@-
eSs,e LeaFels. "a -l2I gri, pss o.t-
Jen ~ s mad aQs aI Bay Cry Frday
l-of4fs
A distributing station VII ce esrah-
l,ie1 at Iona ~ gae Standard ul
Company
lay city Is % have a new Hgh
school, ANA each trustee wants 4 ln lis
oan aafd.
Mss Wellington. ~ Flint, has ac-
knoaledged having written tne black
lla.l.ns letters
Ithaca business men are boring for
gas. but wlll b. satisfied u tind OIL. sail
or Any tnlas else VI value
The late severe frost have inflicted
mUch damage on early trl.. .tsaud vege-
/ tables throughout the state.
Table stt.ugs are all the rage I'M Big
( Rapids. but t {. doubtful II many con-
s-ft, t. Sp.r.tlahsn are being made.
essrl.. p,y.,t ~ r,, fo,s., t,,,
pea and feu. burvlng hls nos IN a bAs-
s-t III ee.s. which ne was CARVING.
rt. f.,.,,. 80 fof, q rob.s,., ,,f
+ 60 81. f'.s., 80, h, q =, .taJ tsre..
.h l.iren havirl- died within week
90 ~. "a. r..l-,. ,..n ..s3-
"a -. ''.-'.,y - - h -.71
..... ~ pe} - ~ u, - ~,
.f I',l,. 49,, - 's-ard - -,
....'...,',.o.s 80 al~..S,, -, a.,
- -
fahk helly, i ~ eAt-o4d resident oi
b. l.'pi1s' va 'uIO"n oy COT anu
Z. i-'.'' d ''''''5 ''''0'''' ~ q III ~
40 80 '''ol'
fliteen Mlcnigan people We're guests
at one aotcl in seattle, Washington ler-
fitufy' AT one tne Ie" days ago
bsi'a'rs breeze.
- ',i.l.-'' ,. S,'.z,i - T',o l'45 o',n
- .-.r " -. ~ / '''' ,o''' Ia -
-. -. WIN '''i'' q '''''''''0i u
''.'''o ''''
JoFgen Jensen, Oi farplains, has sold
. !',s ttFih 10 mans Larsen Hansen Tor
fo,vvV, Mr- Jensen started lor Den
m. -. -. - ca.
II ~ ~ - ~ ~
nia,e''t VII ~ ''TS'.C'.'u Oh t-Ig tuys,l'y
l0N' "a ~ =. - = . o'I,'' ~ VI N"'''i''
@oo' VIII Pi'"e'i 'ie "'ei0al'iS s'i4ilOh'
An unknown man committed suicide
| ny jumping INTO Grand River from the
SagnaW-st. bridge IN Lansing Friday
-, ''--.'-'s - -. ~ "0'
80 Mss 'afrie br1Den' an unfortunate
l'-y eAr-oiu Siil VINO hau oeeh betrayed
ul.teI pIolllSe 81 niaiIlAst' I u-eu III
l' ooi'1 uIs'pils AZ 'H' nome 81 her sister
,',.'1 "a ne IeSuie Vi PolSoii
"0.ne .'''l'i-iiiS'eleu y hoi y" II Hailu'
W, u. Wade takes the credit OF buy
be7niocl, barl on tho I;ne Of }bd = p
81 Tbe ha~i- W. DeeIod abo,,t ton
I davs aoo tbo eor;iest o,-er l-nor-, -,
tbls na7t If tho Stata - uoa,on T~,b,,ne
More Michigan pOstmasters: L. Il.
White, Alanson, Emmet countyi Ii.
NJ. Rogers I 1Farwell, Clare county; +.
+. Titus, HOughton Lake, RoscOmmon
county; II. Gostor, Luzerne, Oscoda
I county; W.;sH. Denman, WyandOtte,
| Wayne county.
Dol,b yvor,ol of IoPoy dro, a doom
bole beside n bnge stone that he had
/ Wav. While he was digging IN the bot
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
RuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblalns,
corns and all SKIN eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale 10y Peck Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and Dlvlsion-stS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
An Absolute cure.

The Original Abietine Oinunentis on
" put up IN large two-Ounce TIN boxes,
and is an absolute cure for old sores,
burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all
skin eruptions. VIII positively cure
all kinds OF piles. Ask for the Original
Abetne Ointment Sold by Peck Bros,
at % cents per boI-by mail 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
WITH THE SOLDIERS
The Candidates FIRST Fs~ Days u
~ est EoiLE.
"CAsDlDilEN. ftR4 aJT PROMPTLY
H4arsa f,ses ts ths feassas aerclss ~
tas~t oEieers- C.sa4lists- hetfeat-
Sstes - tS-s Eeea. ssllit4Fs Z ts44-
pGate-- Nes I4lfuEilsa-


fhe 1qg a.f.r- ali. advent ~ . new
.1 - -. sf.-r.-.
A-a.i0iAt AZ Me7t 4v'--s' II @--r "
escn year llEee cadet officers. from
the elt-. 4hanf ta enter ga te.lr last
- ~.
AF -iAs'
a1 gaze. aDelt oar l.illfe4 Sal
fffg IL number ltistae dutV of the-s
.,f.. ,a. g.. ..ts ...ra.. ~ ......f.
new 1'i' - -
examining -lls a1 AAd pronounced
DaV..clIfV all rzat
80 e,..-.. rtg t.ka Fl nr..- them.
tt' 20 |'~ -' i''.l'' a.
described Ed former Nuc.e ln tls
column bit after they have had tae.r
fan. th4v .a.trlef The cans lete
that he nu.t af an times. when
r.f af liz Quarters have every
tff.n .f s ro4t lstforet
carry his hands U.tn Ill. n4Iaa,
-0.sra.v g., tI..- 'front.' Irrle norer. h..-
f.ed th. ...n.af i.-t.tnr. ana t.ea,f.,
dosn H. .ef.la.r 't.. r,li.f t.,....t l.,..
49,. ~ rha ,r0tnt f-r p--,8e- tni-
b. must r..v.r le4v. sls room without
r-r.rt.ns fo fl.- .ffieer.' 1tis Reps where
\. +. ra.a. and 8n n.. r.t.tr. He must
report o. the same officials. ~ ..Nr.
Nrfar.e renorf. al. f-a4rtnr. for the
Ivd-a1. ~ or .N~. W.b..rlv rsoorf.
4. rerara f1r th. avlrlrt. -.rr .un-
ro-.ag taa eanl..ltts ~ II, rs.n, f8r a
pa III water
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

4 clergyman. after years of suffering
from that loaths0me disease. catarrh.
and yaniv TRYING ever known remedy.
at last found arcclpe which completely
cured ard saved HIM from death. Any
sufferer sending a self-addressed stam-
ped envelope % Prof. J. A. Lawrence,
=, Warreu--f.. New York city. vii re-
ceivo the recipe free ot charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Bed Room suites, tnree pieces, els
tl5. 600.
odd Beds. $3.50, =. 81.
parLOr suites, SIS. $50 800
odd Upholstered Caals, S5, $40, So
Mattresses, Yl.75. 50. 81.
Springs, $50, a. s..
Lace Curtains, -, -, Sl2
At Compton Bros, POO South Diy.s
iOu-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Mrs. Wlnsiow's Soothing Syrup should a.
WAYS he used for children teefninE DC soofhe'
the child. soitens the gums. aliavs aI PAIN
crres wind collie. and IS tie best remedy Tor
GIarrhea. - cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
Brook Trout.
Brook Trout. DErTENMHAIER's =.

"Nice weather IS coming and n
Economy lies Wealth." and YOU can
save lots OF money by bringing your
Spring clothing for renovating, repair
ing and pressing 10 the Eagle Steam Dye
House, No. - Canal-st, where all such
work : done in first-class style, and 1t
the lowest prices possible.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05
Nobody Knows

What suffered for years with those
terrible rackng SICK headaches. Lite
was only torment 20 me. If YOU are
80 troubled, I would advise you to use
sulphur Bitters, for they cured me-
Clara Eefe
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

Don't suffer auy longer. l remove
coEns. hlul0us an4 ln2ION NJ mails Lol
men women and children, -ld uesl
The ieet ln general. without pam. "a
tie Turkish Bath House. corner Mon
zoe ana lOlla-sts
M :. IA BOJRsLIEE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-05

graded line high grade Of iuuries.
game. n-a. oysters, etc, eLc.s supply
the trade promptly
ses Every t4lls ifesA-
DErIESTHAIFks
ll7 Monroe Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

Nrw Nong, Jan "a. The will Of Mr.
Helen s. Gould, the vile II Jay Gould,
Wis filed iu ,hc suuottcs Count TODAY.
ltwas executed November d. ls57. and the
executor are Jay Gould aud the de-.
eascds brother Daniel :. Miller IT, She
bequcaihc' all her j,wclfy, wearing appa.
rcl and si,yotWarc io her two daughter.
Helen NJ. AMI Anna Gould. The will sets
apart fund OF $1,000 iur each of the
children. II b. go Doc invested hy thr ry.
ctul0r ami the -puuritI., deposited iu the
United States Trust COMPANY ilf .lis
keeping Tho Income b. 90 by rtil t1
each child for lc tVuu the death VI
either the principal is ib eo to hIs ur h.r
issue. an ibc real aud personal property
y divided between the ,hillun, share and
shap alike.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
PERMANENT cHAnlrY cLun.
The Laudable Movement Go Take shap,
Tomorrow Afternoon.

There BE- 60 b. % mrciInr tomorrow after.
noon, ut 3o'cloyk. iu ihc Young Mems
Christian Association plr1r. Co ursiuizc "a
su,.riy o. bc known u.s. the United Char.
ilict There should b. prcirnt cycfy min.
lister iu the city aud members from the
different aid ani benevolent societies The
rapid goWlh of paupcrsm OF late ycars
has awakened thr serious consideration of
thoughtful aud wise charity workers How
in remedy the evil b. uIc question to be
discussed at ih,s meeting In cities where
sNs'cmauVl cwfIiir, exist plupprism has
hycu greatly reduced. 70 h. known that
charity paupcrIycs even the honest poor
unless protected hy the safeguard NJ thor.
uugh Investigation and personal interest
900 Their welfare. That the societies iu
Memphis investigate H true. bat without
registration ui nIl nIiui given 30 b. imuussi.
hlu iO detect fraud The establishing
of u C'utnl oiicr whore uII who
are assisted hy the different societies arc
reported would hp protection Ia the
poor. and Be- toe Unly WAY Co prevent the
overlapping ui llWssiNUE. aul would ulsn
/ '.'. N.'..'' .'NNN NNM. NI.
The book uI registration should Boz con.
hivl tu ihu sacred trust uI trained sccrr.
nfy To- make lIr undertaking q surc,sl.
many N.siiur especially women from thr
we'll .i1.du uIpsg-, must vu'Isi, aud through
Visits Go homes ul want aud dIstps, iuIusp
new liiu into the inmates. bv teaching
them srIi'rrsprCt and Independence. 10
| llii men and women CO. 70 higher lilo often
docs away with ihc need OF giving. They
viii learn 10 hulp themselves and not rrly
on othcr. The movement Is ono IN which
lhc business men should take au interest.
In ,hC hurry VI business they often give
money 90 The bnFur that does moro harm
| iN1u .uul There H uD Hu,linnnism in
ihr mYyr. and it b. hoped no
| lfyuhirc WiIl enter the heart ui any one.
u one sl'oiy refuse. tu cooperate another
NIL dud lhgwby weaken tir opportunity
10 d. good 90 lho poor Nav thc Wrlnf,
OF the poor overcome 100 objections Nom.
phls b. always iuwmu.t in Twin, nins
aud may Do not be- said ut hur ,.t.grBs thnt
there Is lcs' willingness 10 a.d iu iGr cilnrt
10 raise 10 q better standard ui i,.,,rai,iy
aud self dependence tLc poor hi hoIr
! midst Wv"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2l.-The Herald says
Our adopted citizens Of German nativity
had something new TO talk about yester.
day in the shape Of the ugly stories that
were published concerning the doings OF
the naval forces OF the Fathcrland at Sa.
moa called on Admiral Ghcmrdy, the
commandant Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
and asked him what lac thought about the
Samoan troubles.
81 don't like to express any opinion
about such matters, for it is hardly my
place to do So said the Admiral
Suppose that the United States should
go TO war with Germany over the Samoan
difficulty where do you think the fighting
would take placer" | inquired.
ooh, il would be naval affair, pre-
sumo, " answered the Admiral; that is, II
our government decided TO assert It's rights
and claims in samoa.
"But would We have any show against
the German u1yy2'
"Wcll, we have been making n great
many Improvements IN our navy, but II
does not In any way compare with that oil
Germany, Of course. But she would be
ut disadvantage 1t she attempted to back
up her claim to Samoa, on account OF the
great distance her vessels would have TO
90. 1t would not take the United States
very long 10 get men together and hurry
them across the continent aud embark
them Tor Samoa We have vessels enough
for transports, and could land big force
on the island long before Germany could
get there. That would be- the seat Of war.
Earhworks and various dcicnscs could be
thrown up, so that our forces could hold
the island even il Germany saw III 20 send
over some of her best vessels II is not
an easy matter 10y any means Ia transport
n, OOO or ~, 600 men 80 far rs II would bc
necessary Tor Germany 10 attempt to cap
turc the island. il We only made up our
minds that It was our duty 10 occupy IT,
"lIut how would We fare II Germany
decided lo attack ~ directly
81 don't anticipate anything OF that
sort Every nation knows that We are
only vulnerable On the water In every
other way We are strong, Tor We are a
country NJ wonderful resources. II is only
a question oi time when We may decide
To put ON AN aggressive front aud get
us a navy aud put our coast dcicnscs in
SHINE ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
un, V..a rhem,oy,,,,... Years.

lm J. Griffin, huukkorpor fir.t aiiuunl
Bank Sing sing y y, writes
~ have h.pu using AIl,u,k's Porous
Plasicv iur thr llsi fifteen years Boo my
family uui con uuu.,i,uiIHUsN recommend
uicm as iuyululhl, when applied NurrH pain
J. 90 be- relieved. lWu YEAR, ur, ! con.
tmrtcl pneumonia from "a hybNy cold and
during my ruuNaluDcuCu, aud boz the winter
months since have Nuru uuu ut each lung
ucr.s, my back and have experienced gpat
benefit ih,r.IrHW. Uul WIs relieved from q
thrcuigucl return boz Ices tiau twenty four
hours
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

j. W Howard vt ux. 90 $. II. John
son, south half OF lot 3, Of Ruhlman's sub.
division, $3.50.
W VI. Saint oi al. 10 Josiah Ennis, lot
2, block ., VI Burs's subdivision, for
$500
n. H. Ramsey oL ux. 20 W. W. &
s. T. liuksdalc, 75.7l acres, Fourth
District, for -. l3i.
H. L. Guion 10 r. q. Craig, part Of lots
o, 10 and II. John Conoyau's subdivision,
for $500.
]. II. X G.. II. Forrest to James W.
Smith, 200 feet square, corner ol Garland
and Madison avenues, C,aybrookc's sub
division, 500.
J. A. Goad 10 W. u. Whiic'aw, lot .,
llolman's sub division, country lot 80,
50xiSpl feet. johnson avenue, II, lpn
H. II. Golighuy 10 G. A. Morris, lo2l
acres Of land, Eighteenth District, Sj,OOl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
LOCAL NOTIOla

MFNrufs Steam Laundry. o2i Second T.
BmNELEY LuMBEn Co., l2i Jefferson 1t.
PANTS made TO order from 80 up. /.
Mcnkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street
LEE LUMBER Co.. $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, moldingS.
All sizes crate baskets, fronts aud lend.
cIs, also heating cooking stoves Tor sale
cheap at Gabeys Telephone 257.
G. r. llorcuKiss, skilled matchmaker
Difficult AID complicated watches -.
pccially solicit No. $50 Main street
PuHE and white a. tho Hover whose
namo II bears are thu biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder
ngAN n LutY CorrEE AND SPIcR ca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
CLOSING Out.

T. VI. rcnick has sold his entire stock IT
Groceries aud Merchandise generally 10
the loudon.pcniN Grocery Company.
who will close out the same nt the old
stand a. aud u Third street Chelsea by
February I, after which time they will be-
at So Main street with toll stock of
Fine Fancy Grovrriv, al lowest price, con.
sislcnt with quality. We will be- pleased
Ia serve our friends. Respectfully,
LorruN.ILNI,N tUu,riN tuNrNNY.
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The Grand Jury was cmpancllcd ycstcr-
day and is composed Of the following ju-
rors T. V. Brady. j. l.. Anderson, 7. +,
Smith. +. NJ Howell, L. NJ. Batcman,
WIN. Fluellen, W, 4. Gowan, 5. 1. Tur-
berville, 5. l.. Herring, Dudley Graham,
L. O'Ncul, G.. h. Cotcr aud j. NJ. Harris.
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THE TRADES COUNCIL.
Organization Effected Yes.
H.r.L... ILL... nL.L--...-.

Permanent Organization Effected Yes.
terday The omcers.
The Trades Council Of Memphis WIS
organized last Sunday, aud is composed oi
the following associations The Typogmph.
ical Union, the Carpenters Union, the
Painter Union md the CisimaL,r Tn
Ion. The following oilirrr were elected.
President, u. T. Kelly, Vice President,
james tonuor secretary, II, T. Hanson,
Treasurer, u. bil,man, AMI svrgcaut.at-
Arms &. T. low.
The Timers ani Moulicrs Unions are
expected Ia join the tUuuciliu lew DAYS.
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MiNrrAi fHSI FrUUS. Inn Mountain Ev
Mcs,r. = Is g. Mcguire. ! very seldom
u.s. patent medicine. bee ms practice, but
have found Maw.us rDUup Plant iuf yhul.
era. Diauhcl, ll.gui,p. rtc. o most Mia.
bic PREPARATION. J. Il MNEyu,sn ND.
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lACr curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished AZ Memphis Steam Laundry, -
Second street Branch uiirr 80 Main.
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MnrrInrr I.irrI,.r.

Alexander DAVIS aud Mary Washington
(colorcdI, Fred GaIland sophie Kmll, James
Elder and Belle HAMS colonel, !. T.. No.
Ian and Minnie Dixon, Porter Shaw aud
lou Ruckor .culoudl, VIM. Grtyand Mrs
j. Davis lcolorcdl Richard 4. Carrona and
MnrV MHlnt.atn
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suh,c,,hc tor me wcciI, Appe.,

Aud participate In ihcrrrai distribution u
gifts MAY !, 1851
loo gifts amounting a. sg.3pljO.
Premiums lu agents. Sisbul.
send Tor sample copies aud apcut
Quilt
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- rrN1vrn N Iur Jtg oF COCAINE
And q stimulates and promotes tho growth
81 the hair.
bumc,ts fiavoriny extracts AFRO the
I,F
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STYLE. Speed IND nR,npINo.

Tho Greatest Young Horse In the
South.
Avian G,l3Ol, crord 2.25l, will make
the season at Eollcvcw Farm, Menu
phis, Tenn. Terms, $50 with return priv
hrgc. For any further information, ap.
ply To u. J. R,Nn1uin.
Memphis, Tenn.
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In Z NJ GalbUath No ~ Madison
street rent your houses and collect your
Uuta
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NIIrnn. n,..ir In.

And stCInnus NnCsihrlic used In the cx
traction Of teeth at 81 Main street
ETHWNI A tYNtu