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a. win dining car. l.S0' $50 dining car 00O 49,
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fo i;cadns 100 10 . a n LOO 49, 2l2
night sunday. 1870 a. M, 100 oSO' 800 $50 OOo
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For w.se,Ga,Ic. F,is:s,a and scFan'On S'4S a. H.
$50 Pop If S rasc rSacS and Lake ogacons 600
s'S H. 100, $50 g 30 81 S 10 80 iSo m
40. > s. 400 80. SEQ . 80 ,il'' '.So p H. 0'"
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GROVE, ETC.
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0eachers.

n RVATE TUTOR. Yale graduate successful IN prepal,
l. college and recommended ny wei
families Address a. EVERETT STONE. To- "css fosu-9s
DprYITE TUITION DUNG ue summer months 6y
r.icga graduate OF SIX years experience. Address
HERMAN DRISLER No. East 49thst
Z, CUERMERHORN'S TEACHES AGENCY, ,s.5
- Oldest and best known in u. 5. tstaDNshcu io'''
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w arv 5000 home teacher; Vocal ! dcnei Nv
eraI salary. Apply to-day. Miss DONOVANs BUREAU
30 East Iith-st
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1473 Broadway
~ near l2dst-66 year. summer classes 80 -
n. Z. HENDEICkSON. Pm. D.
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for Sale.

NOR SALE.-Onc HcrrcShoH launch 4S feet long
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Eam Schools.

~ Ew.YORK LAW SCHOOL, 100 Broadway, NewYork
n Cty-"Dwight method" OF instruction degree Of
IL r. given after graduate course now
added tuition fee, 800. For caalogues ETC. addcss
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OST.- Bank Book. No ol072G, Dry Dock savings
IL Any person hovlg claims upon slid BOOK Is
uror the the bank within thrN daY~
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tinrui,hed and new one issued In lieu thereof
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tcUMMER SCHOOL. Introductory 70 fall COLLEGE eKam
- nations, begins IuguSt 18th. Scientific. CIasslcs
Electrical Engineering J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS.
Phi. D. Gt5 Medl.0n.aNe.
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EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS.
r7d,,or,s rasv Chair. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
Editors Study. CHARLES DUDLEY WARMER.
rditor,s Drawer THOMAS NELSON PAGE
Literary Notes LAURENCE HUTTON.
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PEOPLES LINE
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DAILY EXCEPT II >DAN~

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II NION HALL SEMINARY FOR GIRLS. lanalca
u l. L. mll.- NfN YORK. ScN"hA --lNih y ar
begins Sept. q. Address Mlss :. A III NJ lN''.
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Bethlehem Pa on.r, tho sanaccs OF Christian hone
incentives enthusiasm Of large school
Terms moderate. send for catalogue
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Y No enrolment fee. ' '''
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For Both Sexes City

For Both Sexes City.
XVALwoRTH COLLEGE. -Stnoersphie and Comme icial.
w l0Sll0 East l25th.st, New YOrk-Open entire year
separate instruction separd ladies' department.; heah
quarter Munson's photography.
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SING SIMEON .TUr.Irp>oN.

> TIN o~>INiNG SiNlN NEY.
The tWent,-nnh tcir WIN besin S"it"nber 70.
rI,TMpLF GROVE LADIES SEMINARY. Sartoea
i Sprur, y Y Thlrty,irhfh vear b gins II. =.
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w ALNur LANE SCHOOL.

u IISHKILI-ON- lit DSON, y. Y.
Twcnfy-nluth year begins sept 18Th. Both
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JAMES VI. DE GAkMO. Pm. D.. Principal
II Asst GRFI.NWIC ACADEMY.
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Steam heat Electric light. ENDOWED. Twelve courses
500 a year. September 9Th For illustrated catalogue
write Rev f.. ID. BLAKESI.tE u. D.,
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II ADMISSIONS IS. 81 INSrITUTE.-Gentlc
College Pfeuarltory. Ladies College. Music, Art.
Eocutioi Best building Of it, class. Accommodate
ncurv 200 boardrrs. Two gymnasiuns Terms
Rev g. H. WHITNEY. d. D.. President
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" EW-JERSEY. LAKEWOOD
y LAKEWOOD HEIGHTS SCHOOL.
Among the pines \ thorough sud Attractive school
for boys Opens sept - JAMES W. MOREY. Prln
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thorough la German French. Music, Ar 18th year Opus
hrpt tn both sexes. REV. JOSEPH f. PERRY 4. NJ,
Prn.
TN HE CLAVERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON RIVER
i Institute BOys and Girls VIII open IT, 18th year
sept 49, ls"2. For catalogues address
Rev. a. II. FLACR. A. NJ. Prcst.. CllvcrSck, y. Y.
Miscellaneous
4 DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circuisr. nee 70 mar.
"A ents State locality. price desired pupPs age and sex
4 IRCULARs. SCHOOLS; both sexes city or country;
KlERi BOoA Building. $50 5th-a,e. cor 2Oth-st
r. OR SALE OR TO LET.
boarding school. centrally located. Superb build
ngs Completely appointed STAN heat bathfo0ms with
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672. New-York city.
II, he LEAVFNWOKTH II TTIOLARSIiIP A: IIamton
1. open for copet all young Of the nan, 81
THoS E hudson cooiies ss" Treasurer.
TUTORING for College and other exams by Prof IL r.
i GREENE. 1875 lafayette eve. B'klyn. me is one of
the best teachers Of languages know"Pfof Wright Yale
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For BOYS and Young Men-City.
y Asst 7OTH-ST. NO rs. 'LENOX SCHOOL"
II Select Day School for Bows from siN,
to twelve years old Term begins oct. 3D.
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/ 90 WEST 59TH-ST
New Year Book HAYS, j0l 9Th
GEO y COLE Il A. LOUIS D. RAY. VI. A.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
CHANCERY LAND SALE.
J. W. Rel eFtson,

Pursuant to decree. in the aSovo
cause, ren,lererei by she Chscery
Court at haNpnerbus at the Dee.
Tern 1891 viii on.
SATURDAY MARCH q 1892.
proceed to st j at the court house in
Law reno ebnrg the following real es
tate to Nil. A tract If land lying
and being in the 3rd civil district IS
lawrence Co. Tenn. IN he waters OF
Sugar creek, said iand lies MI is
one bod, and is eompoSed of Entries
No. 20GGrant No. 2711i IN the name
Df James Roper for ~ acres, Entry
No. 429, GAM No. 27z95 in Name"f
$ id Roper for 81 ares AMI - ~
= res de- rrpbed III decd from James
IA sAnmr tosaih Roper dated Jany,
~ IS "a msA IT, istered IN h. o l. g
Book y. page 81. Said three tracts
known az ehe James Roper LONE
Ssead Ttrms
TIE abuv, viii be sold on credit
Of limos Note with solvent surety
cslM d ospurrhaseT and hen re.aiA-
I'd on the land.
soid suSl'cs to life estate Z" the
widow.
W. r. Nixon c. &. y,
s. a. Garrell Jr.Solr,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Andrew Brooks, vs J. 2. Barnhart
In this cauFe it appearing to me
that IN attat hinent issued from the
undersigned on The 18th day of Feb.
1892 upon a n0e executed to the
Plaintiff by the 'efe ndant P Burn.
hart and one J Dlickins:aff dated
March 1st 1888 fo- $1,000 and from
the affidavit balance of $75 90 rema-
ms dne and unpaid aud it futher APP
pearing from salt affidavil that said
defendant is o nonresident of the
State OF Ten essee 50 that tie ordina-
ny process of hE eau lot he served
on him. 1t father appeariI 6 to the
undersigned thst said attachment was
placed in thd bands OF S. H Austin d
Sheriff whUA tu9ns the same levied5y
attachment upon 60 acres OF land in
the 18th civil district OF Lawrence Co
Tenn. as the property of ] ? BurDhsrs
1t is tn refore ordered by me that
said J P Barnhert be and appear al
m! Office in the town of Lawrence
burg Tenn. on Monday the q st day Of
March 1892 and make defer CO to SAID
attachment suit or le same viii be
taken rs confessed ard the cause set
for nearing exparte as to him this
Feby 10Th 1892.
r. Z. Johnson J, J
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
Hagle Home

l disi,e your indulgence, for
little space in your most valuable
paper, to express family my
sorrow on learning o'the death of
my old and true irieno, Patrick
Flipo, who departed this life
recently at his home, alter great
suffering, with an enlargement
of the spleen. l became a citi-
Zen of this country in 1854,
moving into the humble home
where [ now reside, 1t was but
short while after came to the
coun Try that | made the acquain-
lance of Mr.. Flipo, and we have
been good friends ever since. |
found him to be one of that class
of mtn that esteem above all
others, a man in whom there
was no trick, no deception, But
always true, straight, upright,
honest, frank, and at all times
affahle, and pleasant You al
ways knew when aud how tv
fi4rI him.
He come to his conclusions,
after due elaboration, and when
made, was as firm and fixed as
the eternal hills. lie was as solid
and firm as any man, with
whom it has bzen my good for
tune to beco me acquaint' d. But
above all he was a christian,
good and true, a member of the
G. P. Church.
We were perhaps, about The
same age, 76. | have not sser
him for year Or so, having been
confined at rome myself il
feeble health, but | feel the Sc
paration will not be long unit
we shall meet on the sunllt mills
of the redeemed. Peace to lis
ashes; and may the blessings o
the good Lord rest upon hi:
bereaved ones.
10. NJ. SowELL,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
EAGLE MILLS.
10. NJ. SowELL,

To the DEMOCRAT.
Sam Potts was the guest of Il.
II. Hagan Saturday.
Mr.. Sue White is very i'll.
Mrs. l.. A. Freeman is on the
sick list.
Mrs, Annie Nelson visited her
mother on Spring Creek Suns
day.
Constable Stacy has been
very busy of late, giving special
attention to collections.
Some OF our farmers are pre-
pairing for the coming crop.
Back Robinet has gone to
Waynesboro on business.
J. H Wormack is in Hick,
man this week on business.
Miss. George Heffernan will
commence her school at Eagle
Mills soou.
Mrs. John Smith is improving,
we are ale glad to learn.
A dance was enjoyed at the
residence of John Anthony
Friday night.
The first log rolling in this
nelghborhood was at Amps
Harris,
G. G. Jacobs has moved to
Long Branch.
Trade is looking up.
Hustler.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04

"Printels' Ink" Is a legiti-
mate publication issued by Geo
p. Rowell & Co., OF New York,
in the interests OF advertisers.
1t is a journal we keep on file,
and deem it one of our most val
led exchanges. The postoffice
department has ruled it out OF
the mails as second-class mat
ter, One Hazen, of the depart.
meut, is the principal press muz-
Ter in this case. This is not the
first time a newspaper has been
muzzled by a Republican all
ministratiOn. In 1884 the vi
ola Tackhammer, published at
Viola, Arkansas, was denied
usual mail facilities by Frank
Hatton, Hazen, and the rest Of
the postoffice gang, including
Gresham himself, because the
publishers had an advertisement
in the paper, and they never did
obtain their rights. A Calling
gun turned upon the postoffice
department would be an excel
lent remedy for the evils exist
ing there. But Cleveland will
clean out the hell-hole In 1898,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

W. G Burns In Co Court
Va at Lawrence
Polly Dulfield at als\ burg Tenn.
In the above cause it appearing to
me IRAN the Bill which is sworn to
that the defendants set out in the Bill
to Wit William Ham, Jno, I. Ham
and Henry Hun ar non-residentS Of
the State Tennessee so that the ordi-
nary process of law cannot be served
on them,
1t is therefore ordered by me that
publication to be made in the Law
renee DEMOCRAT a news paper publ
shed in the Town of Lawrenccburg
Tenn. for four consecutive weeks
requiring the said defendants to be
and appear before the Judge of the
County Court for Lawrence county
at the next term of said court to be
held at the Court House in Lawrence
burg on the.
1ST MONDAY IN MARCH
Next 1892 and plead answer or
demer to the bill hereinor the sa me
will be taken Tor confessed as to them
and set for hearing exparte. Feb 1st
1892,
]. N. Afford Clerk,
5. A. Carmel. Jr. Attny.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04

Lence the ambitions of the lea d
ers of the party. On the other
hand, the Republicans have a
hopeless fight before them, and
only two men can be found who
are egotistical enough to think
the party will sue ,eed-'Granny
Blair and President Harrison
neither Of whom could carry his
Gwn State.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04

Editor Taylor says Md W i
is being urged to become can
didate for United States Senator.
Editor Taylor is al out the only
person III existence that Is doing
the urging act in this case. Nc
Dowell has boosted him up from
an obscure Linct IN county lad tc
all editor and State Secretary OF
the Alliance, and he is ambitious
o be boosted higher. This ac>
counts for the milk in the Goa
coanut.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

JF Shotv ellS
Us 5 Original AttaC laaeEs
8 II Tucker y
In the above shled sasc IL appsa iss
10 IRE from the afiUayjd Wbish N
sworn Oh that S II Tucker is indebted
to j 2 Shotwetl in the sum Of ri IS IS
one hundred and fifty three doIiars
and forty FIVE cents and it a!so apper-
ing that the sad y II Tucker Is a non
Itsident OF tAt State Of Tennessee,
from the alSdaviI which is sworn TO
before me and apon this an attach
ment having been issued by me and
same resu-ned before me by b d
Scots AN AGA u Yon stable OF Lawrence
County Tenn Eevid hy attaching on
the undaifed intress Of s II Tucker
the def in \ lot OF assorseG lumber on
the mn yard OF Sbo,well and PUeGer
near the residence Of F Shotwell III
The lGah OF 9Th distrirt Of Lawrence
County Tenn it is therefore order d
by me that publication be made Tor
fOAr consecutive weeksin the LaWren-
ce DEMOCRAT a news paper published
in Lawrencebarg Tenn. Requiring
the said delft S. Ii Tucker to appear
before me at my office in Lawrence
burg Tenn on She Sth day OF March
1892. to answer and defend said alta
chmens or the same will be set for
hearing e1parto as to him Fehy. 9th
1892.
w. G. Bills ]. p.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
NOV RES{ DENT NOTICE
FaYnk Ma,thewst ct ads
J-B. Parker, e. ais

II appearing TO the satisfaction OF
the undersigned from the Bi whivh
is sworn to that defts Charles A.
Miller and Fdger Mickey are nom
residents OF the state OF Tennessee so
that the ordinary process IF law
cannot deserved on them,
1t is therefore ordered that publica-
lion be made in the Lawrence Demo-
GRAFT newspaper published at Law
roncebuTf Lawrence Co., Tenn,
requiring said nonresident defts, to
be and appear at the next term OF
the ChanseTy court iOy said county to
be holden OF the court house in Law
rencebusg On the
21t Mon day in June 1892
and plead, answer OF demur to the
bill tileG herein, or the same will be
taken fUc confessed as to them, al d
set for hsarlng ex parte.
VT, NIXON, G. & NJ,
S. 4. Carroll, Jr., Jno. B. Simms,
Attorneys.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
Window al Mrs. nuker's. Repair.
ing, cleaning and all work I'd my
line neatly done. Give me a call.
Southern Fanna,a University,
Fall Term be gins September IS.
spring re. m begins January o.,

NVER 15aS0arders, 20teachers d
\ |tieers Full University curriculum
Five distinct courses three If which
lead TO the degrees. NJ. A., B. A., and
b. L. Spectral attention 10 Music and
Art. ThoroHglf Business Course.
The scheme OF study IS framed wah, =
view OF Offering to young women such
facilities for oestainnga liberal educa'
tom as are enjoyed by Young men at
the BE- st universities. HanCistn4est and
most comp tte school editice IA the
Sorsf1. all tn rooms, balls and stair
ways ca1psted. Accommodations tor
100 boM GcrS~ Smed s improved =, s5eT,
, OF heat and yentila sitn- Ljg Ated wiih
gas aRt cectrsci'y. Hot and cold
waite. th1oWg Aows. AbNnlan 20 0l bath
! ,ooms an. closets Fa bors, library,
| reading rooNse and gymnasium CON
veuTehtlv 10 ateti, Cash cost ii bn Id
, ing SS0S Eight Acres eE comfns
, Board, / ghts- lmI, wants attend
ances &C.. iiTe months, fGi. 81 ;tnitI !
~ Send k,r catalogue to Rev \, D
BASS, h. b FLoRA> CE. ALA.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

vs. Original Altatl ment
S II TnckerN
In the ab,ve 3t;ltd case ii Appearing,
to me frJm the aiFidavtd which is
swurr to that S II Thicker is indebted
TO W NJ Medley il the sum- OF $46.20
Forty six dollass and twenty cents
and il also appearing. that the said s.
II Thicker is nonresident OF the state
Of Tenn from the 3jdayid which is
sworn to Before me nd upon this n
attachments having beer ishude by me
and the returned before me by ID G
Hill an actingofficer Of Lawrence Co.
Term levid by attaching t0t lpist "a
feet long also AZ ioist abont S-feet long
in the old coledge builaing site in
GaeTeh addition to, Lawrenceburg at
5o'clock p. nv Esd, 8 1892 as the pro-
perty OF def s Fl Tucker also by levy.
ing this attachment on the following
property of Deft in the 9TH or 10th
district at fuckers saw mill yard one
boiler and engine one saw mill CARA
ge ard pnlies compleet one ruber belt
saw itselinot levid on, this last levy
however is made by me subject to
d mortgage given by def to one R E
GiIlim an said property rs returned'
shown it is therefore ordered by me
that publication be made for four
c"nsective wee 10 this. Lawrence
DEMOCRAT news paper published
in LawreneebuTg Tenn. requiring
thc said def $ II Tueker to appear
hefor meat my office in Lawrence.
burg Lawrence county Tenn on the
9Th Jay of March 1892. to answer and
defend said attachment suit or the
sanee will be set fol- hearing exparte
az 0 him this Feb, 10Th 1892.
W. G. Bills J., r..
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
ATTACHMENT BEFORE ]. P.
s. J.. Massey
Sanger & Falnum

Il appearing t. me from la retuyD
of S II kustin ID S on an Il taciment
issued by me in this cause al levied
by sal Austin on one hous Mnn lDt
in Snmu9er'own near the n + X 5 L.
r. trossir gin the llth Ct al district ii
Lawrenesrco Tenn,
Dcscriben as TO-, VS.
Camnssnsing at g AXE on
North litse of tnrn pike ] r.. eEs west
of + conNer OF store and uniBs n $
poles hsna+ E 2 II. IL. ! DDS then S
y rods thence W IL. If t. place OF
beginning. The same ~ r,enrsl in
the Recorders Office in l.; wr-nceln <
Lawrence 90 T,nu il Book No
age 29a lenil upon ie properly
OF Sangca'& Farnum TN the Is 6iy
Jan. 1SG2-12. O'clock nc }. ANA il Nth.
er appearing 10 me fron he silIdayia
heretofore :Aade bvplaI # that the
said Sapgnn& Faruum @ n"n-re>i-
teuce OF the State of T j 4 So ,hnt the
oIpinary process Of lay Inno, be sEY
!ed on thsN. And the .nnF having
executed bond as rep II d ~ law is
therefore ordered byln' that uc!iea-
ton be in:hde in the lie renee DEMO
Graf news paper ~ blisbed IN tine
town oi La@rencburg Tenn Tor four
consecutive weeks rec firing them to
appear before me at my office in
eul.mertown ..awren e Co Term Oh
the 9th day OF Feb.1 81 AT Il oclock
noon, then and there tC make defence
to plaintiff debt or the anne viii bt
taken for confessed nd proceeded
with expante as to them
Joseph Ps ;tersOD J. Z.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04

The "side head crank got in
his work on the N .shviIle Her
aid Sunday. 1t would be a good
thing for the Herald il he would
die before the next Sunday issue
OF that paper,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
TRUSTEE SALES

DY VIRTUE OF the authority and
ID power vested in me by a certain
mortgage trust deed exc uted to me
as trustee by R. D, Parker on the 10Th
day Of December, A. d. 1889, for an
indebtedness due j. B. Parker or his
assignees fer the sum of $500 and
interes. fl ON dae, and registered in
the Registers office OF Lawrence
county, Tennessee, look No 8, pages
24S and 249, | will sell for cash to the
highest and best bidder, free from the
equity of redemption, the light Of
dover and exemption Of any kind,
SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1892,
at the court house door in Lawrence
burg, the county seat of Lawren e
county, Tennessee, the land described
in said mortgage heretofore referred
to, and containing as state in said
deed of trust, S72 acres Of land lying
in the 18th Civil District or Law
re: &c county, adm the 18th Civil Dis
trict of Giles count. Tennessee, on
Factory Fork, aprong of Big Greek,
and bounded al follows, to-Nit; On
the east by the lands of Clayton and
Martin, on the west by the lands OF
Eskew and Gardner, aud on the south
by the lands of Eskew, Pace and
Dickty, and OH the north by the
lends of Clayton, which was conveyed
by Alfred v Villains to j. Nj Parker
AMI Ivy sail j. Nj. Parker to r. ID
Par er, and upon whicn are situate
the MARCEL, Falls WOODEN mills,
Dated tWi3 24tn day of February
1892.
V. S. PEASE.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
ROOFING

GUM-EIASTIC ROOFING FELT
costs on Y 500 pei 100 square feet.
Makes a good roof for years, and any
o can put it on. Send stamp for
ssmp c and full particulars.
GUM ELASTIC ROUTING co,
So & I; west Broadway. NEW YORK
Local Agents Wanted.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04

Miss Lille johnson, one of the
d, fendents in tie great Men,
phis murder trial, was sdmitted
to bail in the sun OF SlG,000,
by Judge DuBOse Saturday.
Bail was promptly furnished.
The Judge declared he was of
opinion she aided and abetted in
the commission of the crime,
but allowed bail or the ground
ofiailipg aeaith caused by con-
finement in the jail.