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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
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B RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THEoUGHoUT By
Block Signals&InterlOC kingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsscs and COrtinnaf Streets,
On and after 1901 M. NAY 2.d is9-'
TIE FAST LINE.
900 A. M.-pulIman ye:tbuIe seepns and ro,or Cara.
Arrives Cleveland IS a. m. Columbus 80 a; M
iE@fis''l',' ne mex: ds5 IoodS
'''''' 9ME PENNSYLVANIA LI,IITEr.
1O:OOA. M-Compoaed exclusively OF pullman tesuoule
ar, D"S 19a S car. Esom presenting s%S po
,qd geSsSe' SG'S 1a& all 'G h COM Son
ssSaie 'e q syy, ;5AoapIy md
Louis 8 is p. IN. next day.
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
YORK. and Dining Cars from HeT.Ycrk To- s.: LOU,
Cincinnati 10 As a. NJ and St. Louis 80 m. next
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
SSaHS sea R1ns sss
c Goa a from Ssw.Yofs Chicago Arrives in Chi:
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 r. ruIigaq ye'tSge sePag car Ne syaSs
"a anSssa ana Ssl:ass 41sg !;
s sS S n cScsso 80 p SS'
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
p,,r. tfnpt ar wy To
SUI "Saso arrives ~coSday: 3. Columbus 7;,' 5 M
,n ID for or Y ceycond and Columbus 'xcer sturdy
''S 'e Rairoad ai THROUGH Sleeper Sewofean'.
500 ?. MSDay Tor al point. Chesapeake and Ohio
s.a Win IhsogsA SlefPns ard Dining s, e. With
Through Pullman Buffet sccpIns Car . Neworean'
Via Knoxville Chattanooga and Blrninchom.
BALTIMORE, WA-iiINCTON AND TIL SOUTH
IO.io A. N: "%-h,nsion Limited k'pres, we r.,
sDns.r C,acGGs Dnlas-cOs ~ baltimore. a'rNins in
SID T. CONVERSATIONAL Limited" daily pm:
wpSSns'Sa , % on so NJ sAt" 1rS beyond usual
f.pTs'' Trains: and "a 90 200 s 80 '1s
f s and Fsr 90 p'.S'' Ga 5G 90 dad y 300 I'' ny
For A9na' cry sS p onnd toaaG with through
For Cape May. 1 90 p. M weekdays Through Buffet
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
.ylsanls Limited Win Dining Coz cad 10 10 washington
10 500 3d. %. 90 o. . 90 60 90
ss9d 3 90 p. M .nd = - night Assommods,.on'
OLD 80 4 90 10 90 L'mltcD and 10 90 a. m,
200. 100 $50. 20. $50. = 90 and 900 p m. and
L. IS night. Accommodation 90 and 90 D. m.
For Time Tables Of trains % local pont tae Pennsy
Nauia Railroad system. apply at the following Ticket
onlees Nos. 29i. t95. $40 pa and 1873 nroadMay
oGi West le5iht 25i Coumhus.avc.. and foot Of
brosscs and Cortland st,. Courst. $40 Fulton..t,
Broadway and BROOKLYN Annex station foot Of FIl.
ton.st.. Brooklyn: IS uud.oa-st.. HobcAea. Station.
Jersey City.
Tie NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through To destination.
CHAS f.. PUGH. j. Il. WOOD.
Gtneral Manager. CcneNl Psss'r Agent.
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Proposals.
REAsURY DEPARTMENT Office Of tho

III
/ secretary, June l. 1s92-Scalcd proposals will b.
received this Department until two ~ o'clock y.
Wedn, STAY June - 1892 fo supplying clocks \
public building, Of u" Rocky Mountn.. during
hsca ending 30. 1898. No stated pro-
nsll II necessary, but the bld should be explicit in d.
scrp,ion. Clocks equal e. Seth ThomIs Regulators. NO.
the r. Howard Watch ana Clock Company Re tulltor
No 80 dced. The price stated IA bids Include
freight drayage and other EXPENSES Incident
HWY % such building. as The Department from tim,
To time Indicate The rpht reject and I'll bids
~ waive defects is reserved by the Department. Pro
pos1I. should addressed 10 the secretary asury
Washington D. g., ant rkod Proposals for Clocks"
o. l.. SPAULDING, Acting Secretary
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Qearbers.

Qearbers.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS TEA H
"A Frs Tutors Governesses, etc. of III branches supp ed
TO Universities. College, Schools and FuniIes SISq,at;
Schools 70 Parenb Modern Languages spoken MIRIAM
COYRIERE, Book building, $50 ftthsve. cor. 2oth.st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Teachers, agency
&C.. 70 Colleges, Schools and Families: Apply "
Mrs. j. N. YOUN3FULTOS, % Union square.
Y EST TEACHERS supplied for all branehe: in eny
ID locality. no FEE for registration Form for stAhp
PV.HUYSSOON. American School Bureau. W. l4tn-st
= IRsT.CLAss TEACHERS supplied without fsh1aLFc
AGENCY established 1880. w. D. Kerr. A Eas, Ethst
ID RIVATE TUTOR. Yale graduate successful in prepar
L ing boys for college and recommended by weIknOv n
families. Address A. EVERETT STONE, l52 West 'eth.st
TT HE FISK Teachers Agencies-New York, Boston chi
CROCKER e Monsger. Lincoln Bdp t1ion So
TUTOR. or companion Of boys for sunni er by college
i graduate: fine appearance best rt rcnCcs. AddrcSs
GRADUATE. y. o. Box so burlington. VT
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
fine Table In effect Ma - 1892
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Ocean 6teamers.

DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IlFOR LAGUAYKA. PrERTO CABELLO, CURACAO
.COE0 AND MiRACAIBO,
Pier 80. Let River.
s. s. VENEZUELA .-....... SATURDAY. June IL, I T. NJ
y &. PHILADELPHIA. "Wednesday June o. 1 90 r. N,
s. :. CARACAS............... SATURDAY. July . IT, IT.
These American Steamship. specially BUN: for the taf,
lave very superior accnmmndat ous for passengers,
BOfLTON. bliss z Al Eft
Tours's' Agents. General Manager. 49, FrOn,.st.
THos COOK son. 2Gl and Fps Broadwsy.
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I'm REASIiRY DEPARTMENT Wnshinrtnn


/ d. c. juno .. lsa2.-Sead proposals Will be Received
Ut this Department until % o'clock D. m Monday
Junc % 1892. ior furnishing the Courtlfou,c and Post
York CITY, from time Tine the
service demand. duriug fiscal yo,r
ending Jung 1902 $500 leNVh flrokcn Coal
prouoaa, will also b. received ot the pace
for heating the building during the sane period by system
o heat at u lump sum per 6nnum, payments IN
monthly nsta Proposals for coal he submitted
upon blank which wiz be furnished upon application
Department. Tho right 70 rejot and all bids
and to valve defects Is reserycd Partial hid win not
be- Proposals should be- addressed
Treasury. and endorsed "Proposals
Steam Heat for Court. House and Postonrc Building
New-York CITY" q. /. sPArLDiEti. Acting Secretary.
~ REASURY DEPARTMENT, L. 5. Life
L Saving Service. Washington. d. c., June ., 1892
Scaled proposals wll he received at this office unt
o'clock Of saturday, June H. 1892. for the consttuc-
ton Of lsunchways at the Love, IifSavng station, coat
OF Delaware Forms Of pr6po-al together with plans and
specifications be- Obtslucd application H. hls Office
Z the supnrintcndents Of constIncon LIE Saving sta
lions Atlantic ard Lake Coast No "A State street. New
York CITY. or 10 the Keeper Of the Lewcs IfeSsvng
Superintendent
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miscellaneous.

nlisrelantons.
n AN eyes o. the IRON world BE- focused On
" DULUTH without Influencing Naues1 WORDEN
SMITH RICHARDS. Real Estate. add Iron Mines
Duluth. MINI.
4 ON nIIi.lIs, GENERAL NERVOUS AND Ply
- SICAI. DEB! I.ITY. MENTAL DEPRESSION AND
WEAKNESS cured at home without Instance ef
failure. Pamphlet prospectus with voluntary testimonials
Of the cured ana endorsements Of the press all
Consultation by mail.
Address p. o. Box 1906 Boston, Mass.
Sr0NECUT1ERS-Keep away from sault sic Marie
- Mich. Strike on.
THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages
ILLUSTRATED The standard authority Amerlcsn open.
cir amusements. Rules for sailing swimming. ball pav
ing shoSnS hor,sosck r,eas r., &C.: IN fun 81 per
ing and universally complimentsA By the press.
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Proposals.
AoUrDUCT CoMMlSs1oNSERs,,o oF icl6G,v
Pm, ono Stewart Building, No. $50 Droaa"syy,o
f'"oin -0'' NEW-YOHK. May Ia, lS'-


no S9gaGGJp . slersr Sqsa"ay
TO coNNfRAcToits:
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the NV work al.
sS $;$ i' $F nSa 9i q;
,s sai: uS G2VNE8S hH M;
s92 three Ssqc p cpa y by "f nd RqScdsot Com
s Fe psn a at fGs % '%1 dS y
AM as tbecae practiea66e,, Ina .occ
and Oa aoS q r q o%d P'G 1%G ae
10, r1o mo. Tor said Wok ali other information can on 30
osd The HSGEs S the Si 81 tS
b. order te Aqu duet comT,h;IqEsseTcc DUANE.
&c. LVg5 eJ4staly. 'NNE9 :. fre.la9n.
- ROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE 81 Pr y Z -
/ ron THE NAVY YAkp. wAsHISGTI,nM ,os al for
1 ornoncc sS9 Ta5 Wa,nESG1 at p ne
nnr 90 of Pro.on5 and Clothing Navy Dcrartm,ssoS
washington D. c. until II S'6 n9s ' 10 furnish at
and g@e6y GP H.fy Yar Quantity o. nes steel east
ngs ioTe @ co nrs1 to tR No2y
usual Inspection ans proposal; h WIZ Ya az YaId or
"a The bara attention Of Gn and eS asa
Gcldl by ot The Department sEycs h S r,gSt al, D.
waive defects to reject any or 81" R1; No' sdEWHRT
iayna,tcr.Gen, raj, L. 5; Navy.
R0POsALs For BLANKETS F0Ri n TILE
Ci"SI IN PROPOSALS., endorsed "IlopoSaN ior
pantrts, and directed TO The COMMISSIONS o. indan
Affairs Washington D. c. WIN BE- eeGycd until a. rbpdnn
Se,ice about $1,000 blankets blue gesn scaret anu
vbitc schedules showing the Kinds ana quonttc,s VI
each required and containing all oter ncc,s'ary Indnn
tions win furnished upon oppllc1u0n u, inc nv
ogs w Weshncton and tho Office Ihe Chronicle" o.
San Francico cal The right is reserved By the Go'eT
and these proposal. are invited under pioylso that or
XXX viii ", orcncd at hour AMI the day above stated
ard bidders invited To- he present at the opcnns
TEpTTrTr|D CITI,CRS-AI bids must be afcomp1nlci
NV certlGed checks d,afts upon some Tinted Satcs
DcposItory the Frst National Bank OF san an.so
cal FOR a. least Five per .It oi nc am nnt Oh inc
nroIosal r. J. MORGAN. Commissioner
XVEST POINT. y. Y, June s. 1s92.-Scalcd
w ,ofosa I'm trlplcsc subJoct - usual conditions.
viii b., received here until IL o'ciok noon, July :. oG?
and thon olautd. fO furnishing 'ub FORAGE as NAY ~
required Tho T. y rcscr,c- thr right t. rct any o. I'll
,.o,ns,I, information furnished upon duplication.
olioo contoninr rrol sal. .horld l. mat ii ''Pro.
veal. fcr Forage" at W., Point < y aud add essed to
he UNDERSIGNED w. Ii. MILLER, Captain and Assist mt
Ouartorma.t"r. L. : ANN.
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NETHERLANDS LINE.
~ FOR ROTTERDAM. PARIS AND LONDON.
\ y WFilK ENDAM Saturday. June II. a
3. 5. VEENDAM Saturday June IL, IL a. M
rirs. cabin. SIS 10 eco. Second cabin. sil. Reduced
excursion iicke:s ct low ILLUSTRATED
guide passage apply 70 General PssAgency. 80 Bway
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
- from Per 20. Noih EHer zoe. q FOR
SATURDAY. FOR M0phE0l,Ks OLD POINT CON.
INt,ToN. u. G.. TUESDAY, I'll KSDAI AND SArT L.
Day Calso foI Xorf.lk wcd,c,day, All steamers leave
1r and ,taerooms apply at >, II. 20 257 POI
9s7 3o3 302. ga. and 22j nr,a1Nay the "Win1.or"
5th-aNr comIany's Office Pier 20. y. r. New York
ID ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
i JINES TO CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA.
CENr1,AL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New. York pier foot OF Canal.st, n. Y,
for San Francisco, via he Isthmus Of Panama.
NEWPORT soils Friday, June 10
From San Francisco, l,t and Hrannan sts.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF RIO DE- JANET no sails Tues, June H. d. ~
For freight passage and general Information apply 70
eompany's onice the pier, foot Of Canast. N. Y.
II. J. BuLLAY. General Superintendent
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Japan CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
stosmers leave san Francisco A. follows
GAELIC (win call at Honolulul June 70. p
BiI.iIc.... ...... Tuesday. july ", ~ u
CEANfC Twill call at Honolulu August rs. 3 ~
GAELIC !uc-day. September ., D.
supertly apJonted-Super0r accommodations
Reerys.iols eau beaInade b. leuef gram and
cabin pan, az 81 and 1913 Broadway. New YORK.
Room "a EAilroad Building. san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President.
T. IT. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

N . - ,.rou,on,c Juy G. .. M
Britannia. June 10 q. ~. In.ic Iuv 10 80 D. IN
Miirss. June * ,; M July AZ, a. H.
From WHIT Star Dock foot Of west d0a., and ,oc,
,,oa SALOON Ih senron tickcts on favorable trims, See
and cabin on steamers. $40 aEd 80 49,
V Vorn VI phiadelpha office, 400 wsinuet ,.r,
hofH- A'"' ii, MAITLAND kERSEf, Agent.
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NETWORK 4 CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ Piers 10 and H. Eos, River
Saturday Steamers at 4. m. aud others AZ y. m.
Tor Havana Progress tampeche, Fror iere. Iaguns.
Tnmpico. 1uXpAm and Vera ;rur.
Ma,anra., Cardenas. SAgua Caibfrlen,
Nassau Santiago de cuba. 0uan tanamo and Cientuegoe
VALENCIA. Havana. .....-.. wa. juno D
yUCATAN na.ena and Mexican Por's sat. June II
& or WASH NGrON, Hsv. MaianIas Wed, June Is
SANTIAGO Nassau. Santiago de- Cuba Md
Cirnfuegs ............ Thurs, June TO-
CIfSIITI,OS Havana and Mexican Port- sat. June IL
This line pa direct connection Win aud Issues hrousn
NcAicaa Central Il. ". Co.. Ltd and tho Monterey and
Mexican CUT Railroad
r'f ''' 'aJIAMEs E. WARD Co. Iis Wa,s
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07

LOT /, s cartoons No. 2 all silk
satine edge gross grain ribbon, all
colors. Regular price Sc yard,
at Sc q ayard.
LOT q, S cartoons No. 4 all silk
satine edge gross grain ribbon all
colors. Regular price SC q yard,
at &c q yard.
LOT 3, s cartoons No. s, all silk
satine edge gross grain ribbon all
colors. Regular price 10c a yard,
at Sc a yard.
LOT 4, s cartoons No. Z all silk
satine edge gross grain ribbon all
colors. Regular price 12c a yard,
at 7c q yard.
LOT 8. s cartoons No. 9 all silk
satine edge gross grain ribbon all
colors. Regular price lac yard,
at Sc q yard.
LOT s, 8 cartoons No. l2, all
silk, satine edge, gross grain rib
boz, all colors Regular price lac
yard, at 10c q yard.
LOT 2, 8 cartoons No. l6, all
silk, satine edge, gross grain rib
bon, al colors. Regular price 25c
q yard, at Ia Lac q yard.
LOT 3, s cartoons No. s, extra
heavy, all silk, satine and gross
grain ribbons, all colors. Regu.
lar price 12c yard, at 7c q
yard.
LOT 8, S cartoons No. z, extra
heavy, all silk, satine and gross
grain ribbon, ell colors. Regular
price, l6c Q yard, at So a yard,
LOT 20, s cartoons No. 0 extra
heavy, all silk, satine and gross
grain ribbon, al colors. Regular
price zoe a yard, at lao q I'D,
LOT IL, 10 gross satine strip
Betting, worth 10c q yard, . yards
| in q piece, at $50 q piece.
LOT "A, 10 gross Fancy Belt
ing, worth Sc . yard, 0 yards in d
piece, at 39e . piece.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07

LOT 13, 25 gross Fancy Belt
ing, worth sc a yard, 8 yards in a
piece, at 10c a piece.
LOT IA, % gross Bone Caseipg,
oil colors, worth 15c q piece, 8
yards in q piece, at sc a piece.
LOT Is, 10 gross Kid Hair
Curriers', regular price Sc a dozen,
at &c a dozen.
LOT 16, 25 gross Fancy Gar
ter elastic, regular price Sc a yard,
at &c a yard.
LOT II, 100 gross satino COW
cred tipped end dress steels. regu-
lar price 20 and 25c a dozen, at
10c a dozen.
LOT 18, 1000 boxes Mourning
Pins, regular price 6 and 10c a
box, at 1c a box.
LOT 10, 500 remnants silk
elastic. ga yards long worth soc
a yard, at 10c a piece.
LOT 40, 10 gross Children's
hose supporters, regular price 15c
a pair, at Sc a pair.
LOT Al, 10 gross Misses hose
supporters, regular price, 15c a
pair, at &c a pair.
LOT "a, 10 gross Ladies hose
supporters, regular price 20c a
pair, at 7c a pair.
LOT 23, 10 gross Ladies hose
supporters with belt, regular price
25c pair, at 60 a pair.
LOT "a, 2 gross silk covered
dress shields, regular price 25c q
pair, at ITO a pair.
LOT as, 8 gross seamless stock
met dress shields, all sizes, regu-
lnr price Is, 90 and 25c, at &c a
pair.
LOT 26, 5gross Gutta Percha
dress shields, all sizes, regular
price 10, 13 and 15", at 7c a
pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07

LOT ~, 5gross feather weight
dress shields, regular price 2Oc a
pair at lie a pair.
LOT 28, 8 gross of general
dress shields. regular price 25c q
pair, at IL Lac a pair.
LOT 20, % gross all sizes,
>afety pins, regular price 4, 6 and
&c a card, at &c a card.
LOT 80, 100 gross common
hair pins, regular price 1c a pa.
per, at Sc a dozen papers.
LOT 81, so gross Hook and
ENea, regular price &c card, at
1c a card.
LOT 80, 25 gross large hooks
and eyes, regular price Sc q card,
at &c a card.
LOT 80, so gross imported
seam binding, regular price 2Oc a
piece, at 1Oc a piece.
LOT "a, 2 gross Wire Hair
Brushes, worth 20,, at lie each.
LOT IS, s gross rubber dress
combs, regular price l0c, at Sc
each.
LOT Sc, l gross large size
Hair Brusher, regular price 3Sc, at
22c.
LOT 81, 5gross Tooth Brushes
not worth less than 15c, and from
that up to 25, at Sc each.
LOT 80, $50 pieces No. 1 pure
Silk Picot Edge Ribbon, regular
price &c q yard, 8 yards in q
piece at Sc a piece. =.
LOT 80, 1000 pieces all silk
.eam Binding, regular price 15c a
iece at IL Lac.
LOT 40, $50 dozen velveteen
skirt Binding, regular price 10
und II LIE at &c a pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07

yIyANTEp-tmIpediat sksin spoelers
w ~ Richard Hsrrison's - Frost street.
None hut experienced need apply. mist
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07

The alterations III store completed and
deck for business and leaders in Millinery Goods
exclusively win always find STYLES largest
rnent and lowest Prices.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island. Fair, slightly warmer.


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TERSE TRiBUNElTeS.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Evsrv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Serene I ,oll iny haHl, Esd vsit
Nor ,ar- (ur Winf. hoI lie, nor sea
rave 40 more 'ssiusi t,a'r or fate,
For 10! nay own -hHl' some Ga 'ns.
stay u.S u.,lo. I mshe dei~ga,
Eor what avs!l~ thls eager psc.'
I staHd au.iI the ,tripsi Nays.
Ana What il iuiDs s'iali know ny facs
Asisep. awake. bv nigl'i ~ duy,
The friends I sFet are seeking ms.
No wind osa drlgo Iay b.Ts sstTsy.
Nor ch-nse tbe 'Ge 1f destiny.
What matter IL stand slonei
Iwait with ioy tho coming years,
Ny heart sL all reap where II has sown.
Ana garner NJ its fruit OF tears.
Tie waters Lnov their own, ei.l drss
Tho brook that springs in Iondsr
belghts;
so noHs the good With equal "a"
Unto the soui OF pure delights.
Yon howsret podding ia the wipd
IL ready plighted 10 the bee:
Aud. maiden, Why thai look gDhiDdf
tor 10! thy lover secketh thee
The stars como nightly 10 the ssy,
The tidal wave unto the sea;
Nor tlnse, nor space, or deep, Ior high
Can keep NV own sway from me.
Nahum Bates celebrated bis slst birth
day veaterday
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-04-28
SOCIETIES.


MAsoNS-IUKA LODGE NO. FA Meets first
Saturday night in each month.
A. L. Scruggs, w. NJ, J A. Dugger, s w.,
IL D. Hill, j. w., p. W. Patterson, Treas,
John Z. Barnett Sec'y, W. M Gist, :. d.
Ell Hamilton, j. d., T. H. Woodali Tyler.
KNIGHTS OF HoxoR-LoDGE NO. 1881 Meets
every lst and Sd Tuesday night
J.J. Conan, Dictator, J.T. Barnett, Treas.
O. W. Mcknight, Reporter, H. 0. Erwin,
Financial Reporter,
KNIGHTS 4 LADIES OF HONOR. -LoDGE"No %
Meets I'd and Sd Tharsdayonights in each
month. B. +. McRae. Protector, Mrs. A.
Hodge. Sec'y, s. n. Dean, Treasurer.
woMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
Meets at Methodist church first Sunday in
each month, 8 O'Clock, p. M, Mrs. Katie
Seay, president; Mrs. y. e. Dean, sec'y and
treasurer; Miss Anna Rogers. rec. sec'y.
YOUNG woMAN's cHRrsrIAN TEMPERANCE uN-
ION Meets second and fourth Sunday:sven-
ings in each month. Miss Nay Heay. presi-
dent; Miss Lily Miller, cor. sec'y; Miss lila
Merrill. rec. sec'y; Miss Pearl Barnett, treas.
F.A&L U.-IUKA LODGE NO, l44O.-Meets
6rst saturday Is each month fv
A. T. Scruggs, Pros, J. D. Huston, Hecy
. n
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-04-28
CHURCHES

F.
BAPTIST Sunday School every Sunday at
9:3o a. m., +. s Gambler, supt, Miss Anna
Rogers. organ.st; preaching I'd and 4th Sum
days in eacn month at II a. m. and z p. M,
also Saturday night before I'd Sunday; pray
er meeting Monuay night, clock.
REV. JOSEPH SHACKELFoRD, Pastor.
METHODIST. Sunday School every Sunday
at 9:3J a. m, G. Z. Hammerly Sup't, Miss
Minnie Barnett organist; preaching every
Sunday at l a. IN and p 10. /; prayer meet
ing Wednesday eve O'clock J. W. BELL.
Mrs. Il. A. NEBLETT, OrganiSt Pastor
pREsByTERIAN. Sunday School every Sun
day at . u. m, VIM Groesbeck, Sup't,: Mis-
Alice Krause, Organist; preaching every
third Sunday. SSt. m and Z p. M; prayer
meeting r y Thursday evening, O'clock.
REV. JOHN s. PARK, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL. Sunday school and services at
$3.50 a. IN. each Sunday Miss NJ. A. Lawrence
Sup't; during Lent prayers p. m.
CHRISTIAN. Sunday School and services
every Sunday at $3.50 IA. m. JACK J. MooRE.
Sup't
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-04-28
DIRECTORY.

COUNTY.
Chancery Clerk, p. w. Patterson.
Circuit Clerk, II. o. Erwin,
Sheriff, W. b. McGehee,
Treasurer, Job II. Scruggs.
Sup't Schools. DR.. +. L. Carmack,
Assessor, II. r. Rogers,
Coroner & Ranger, w. +. McDouga
Supervisors: lst Beat, l.. r. Bonds, I'd
Joe Marlar, Sd. John Jourdan, 4th. Il. j i.
Storment, 9TH. w. T. Clark
Circuit Court, First distric Hon. Locke
Houston, Judge. W. B. Walk attorny
erms second Monday in Jan. ana ily.
Chancery Court, First Judicial District.
Hon. Baxter Mcfarland, Chancellor. Time
OF meeting: 1st Mondays in June and Dec.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-04-28

Mayor, W. w. Harvey ex-officio j. P.
Marshal. A. B. Patterson.
Aldermen: J. ]. Conan, sec'y and treas
w. J Gregson. r. d. Smith, r. Castteberry
W. Mcknight
Night Watch W. II. Sist.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-04-28

Memphis is very proud oe aer nav
bridge, and she has right to bs. Mr
she has been trying long enough to
get it, and as it stands completed Ii Il
magnificent structure. costiag 81
100000. 1t will be. opened to srasiic
on May 18th and will be ATTENDED BIZ 81
grand celebration. The railroads VIII
offer one fare for The rouns trAp s.sld
the Memphis people are making grestt
preparation for the comfort a. enter-
tainment of all who come within thefr
gates. By night and by day there viii
be attractive places to visit and gffs,1d
sights to witness. As the day 80
proaches. the press of Memphis de-
votes more space to the occasion md
new features are almost daily aaded
to the splendid program. It will be q
great day for Southern Commerce
when the oldtime method Of tra sfsr-
ring trains across the Mississippl rigsr
on ferry boats is done away with. Il
will mean saving to passeug N
one to five hours. and in freightsli i've
to twelve hours. The celebration viii
prove an event in keeping with ne
magnitude OF the enterprise, he COM
pletion OF which Is OF such vasf M
port A great crowd 10 expected and
ample accommodation awaits all wi,jyI
take advantage of the low railroad
rates to visit Memphis.
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TRAINS EAsT-Leave, rs a. M, and 2:21 D. m
TRAINS wEsG5- Leaves, 5:3i m and 2:3i IN
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