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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

AT BRANCH OFFICES, or..
Aav.rti.en,ents received o. regular ounce
rates until y. NJ, W. w; :,
IA 9Th AVE :. 9, CO.. Q. -oiscs -.
100 CoIumbus.ave., near West OSth-ss
iS3 Coiumbus-a!e, near enc, WcS. oo'n''''
100 West t2i-st:. near 1 nh,"c
o. Nest t2d st, bet. tn aud S;h aves.
II. Sth-ayc., cor. hthSt.
a3Ss 2Jsv. between 10Th ard 11th-sts.
! "a si.ave between 18th snl 10th sts.
1 o2o 3d-avc., sear Olstet.
4 7Oo lst-aVe.. 3sar SSth-st.
200 3a-aye.. csriier t1th.st.
s,I Jt-aVe near Fast 31th-st.
10 Avenue A. between 81 aud 4th owes.
II Csnsl.st. and III pi,ision-st.
li9 Cnurch-st. bet. Warren and Cham.
bers -
BIS Blecckcr-st., near Christophcr.st.
$50 Fast i1th-st., corner 3d-avp.
20 East i2d-st.. near Msdison-ave.
2,0Jl 3d-avc., bet. 10Th ami 18th sts
HARLEM OFFICES:
1870 East 125th.st, near 3d-ave.
243 West l2o;h.st., bet. It'll and 9Th ewes.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND rnSCRGP.
IlpNs tuH TilE NEW.l OEk TKlB.
rows OFFICE. 80. 242 Broadway. ID
iuof north OF 1hlrty nrst--t. AMI ADVTH-
Tf>EMENIS 1T the following Branch or
"Oc- ~ Sth-afe =. -. rol ga At 1872
Gth.aSc. 49, F0i rih-aNe.. conner -Four.
cent - $50 T'lfd.uic $50 East Forty
'cyenth.st.. corner 3f.Iyc. Is0 Ia,, l25,h.
- near 'rhlfc ave.
In R-ooklvr - c3 tourist; sos De
Kalh.lNc. I 200 B"ifO'd-aNc., ard so. 10
Broadway. up % y. m. at regular Ofce
rates.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY. 155 Worth
St. WILLIAM l.. BARNARD. Superintcndent.-Servco
Of song every az 80 D. n. The service l. almost
wholly by the children Of the institution. Public invited
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CLYDE LINE.

CHARLESTON, s. G.. the South and Southrc,t.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points.
From Pier 20. K. r. Qoot Of Roo-evet.st), y. M -
Tuesday, August Do
litsi'lN RI august
All steamers have rtclass asenger accommodations.
WIN. i. CLYDE g. CO. General Agents,
) Bowling Green. ". T.
FLA. CENT. e. PENN FAST F. & p. LINE Via JACKS.
0RT SO. FRI' & PAss'R LINE. via CHARLESTON.
T. q. EGEIi Gen'l ACT. $40 B'way. N. Y.
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ApvERr,.EMrNTs AND srBscRl

ADVERTf>EMrNT AND STBScR1P.
TIONS FOR THE NEW.yOKk TRI n.
UNE WILL RI n, EiNID Al me Up.
TOWN OFFICE, No. l,2t2 Biooiway "a
door north ~ lhlrty-nr>t 4 and ADNFR-
TISEMEN4S at the following Branch Ot.
fees: .ji SHAVE. =. .. cor. 23d-st. l62
Gtl-ayc. 49, Fourjh.a'c.. corner -Four.
tccnth.st; 7dO Third ave- corner Forty
sc,enfh-.t. .OeG Thl dave, near sixty
nr,t.St. i,70S l1r-t-a'e.; 100 West Forty.
sec.nd.st.; Us Columbus ave. 100 East
ssth.s,. coInor TLlrd-ayc.: loO Fast 10th.
st, near Thirt-ayc. 81 Avenue A
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h)ork tUante0.
Males.

Males.
COLLECTOR or general Office work. by
a nlddleaged man highest city and country
fel' Fences and security. Address III. Y.
LEWIS. Box sol. Goshen. Orange County.
y. Y.
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feIp UanteO.

Female.
AUTIIORS.-l; cJcct"d manuscripts Will
BE- published IN New YORK, illustrated
high-cla-- monthly at small payment. nc-
cording 10 length. Address MAGAZINE,
$50 3d-aYc.
LADIES. earn yOur own pin.mon.y at
home old ana yunnG can do it purely me-
chnnical. lao exp ricncr necessary. Call
at once Erku SCAN ART CO., 80 East
ith-st.
MANTED.-A thoroughly competent
woman 10 Keep hou-r 10: an elderly gentle
man and wife AMI care FOR an invalid son.
Nut be- good cook and have had expert
eurr with the SICK. Address, with full
PARTICULARS Of age, experience, references
Ill IL rrIhunn DniLn-
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REV. RAPHAEL BENJAMIN. NJ. A., will preach on
the Parliament OF Religions" this Saturday morning. u
the Fifteenth Street Temple.
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Real estate Uanir0.

WANTED Jersey farm. accessible n
c'ty. to lease. BENZ. MILLS. - East
{ d ~
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Business Cbnutes.

CONTROLLING INTEREST In - erouIc
81 valuable gold mines for sal. ri -arri-
fee; mes smelling opacity. nfty tons d1i y !.
"%Lw'ME2ICo." Box :. iiIbnn. once.
FOR SALE.-rroc's for generating and
storing electrical cncr2v; under ole,i1IrTn
present cost Address, w. sliOOLBstD'
10 Mackay-st.. Montreal. canada
FOR SALt:.-A w,ll-,to.hci drug St re
with bu,i e.> 81 s. - coo per anrum At >il-
Ncrtoh. Colorado, cay t''ms N"r' littl'
cash wanted but security. md ,a~y paw
meats. Adde'S FRANKLIN HALL, Dnr'
anro. Col
HAIR STORE and elegant adir hair
dressing parinr- long-s-tlbl'shrd IN n'''t
10 atty In Harlem; ilrst-cli>> bn'ln 80.
closest investigation 40 agents. I.""V
3d.a,r.
OLD ESTABLISHED stationery. candy,
toy and notion store near srho.l Tor Ih,
mediate disposal; cause III health. 90
uat"s-avc.. Lrooklyn. ---
80 100 TO $40. 600 WANTED in a we'll
eStabi~ she'd manufacturing business, ~
Partnership il desired. r. w. BLpCh'
Isl broadway. -
THE tribune
Up,own Cmre. ., .r.,,
I.242 Bioadvay 2i door north of 5lsI"'
Advertisements and subrcripuons
received there Until o'c'"'" T. H.
~ BRANCH OFFICFS. ~
AdvertisonIentS received NJ fesuiE s"'s
rates until b y. III, NJ;
~ ofh-iN"., =. .. 20. D. -Ji'@''
~ 6'h-afc., cor. 1.th-st. . ,
49, Coiumbns-lyc.. near West Oetl's''
100 Wet t.d-st., near 9th Va.
20 Wet itn.st.. near 5ia-atr. .,,.
=. West 42i.sr.. bet. 5th AID sun nv"
loi tth-aNc., cor. lfth--t.
1913 3d-aye.. between 18Th and ,,th's.'
81 3i-aNe.. between 18th a-d iVth ''s'
l,O2O sd-aNe.. near 6lst-st.
llOS ist-aNe., near S9tn-st.
100 3d'iNe., Corner s7th-st.
oot 5iAve., nea. East 3Ithst. ...
- Avenue A, between sd and 4th s'e''
IL Canal-st. and l57 Diyision-st.
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ST. MICHAELS CHURCH. Amsterdam-ave. and Goth.
st.-A. m. 20. Holy Communion: TO- morning PRAYER
r. Lit,ny AMI Ante-CommunIon with sermon. p. m.
even song (choraD.
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nelinlnus Notices.

CHURCH OF THE HOLY NATIVITY, 1s5tnss ana
7th.avc., Rev. EDWARD KENNEY. Rector;-Sundays
80, 10, IL a. m, and p IN. Daily 90 U y a. M
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PROHIBITION PARK. Port Richmond. Staten Isard.
II a. M. preaching: Rev: J; II: HECTOR; $3.50 D. M.
lecture on "Mose.," by HENRY GEORGE with prelude
"Mora Aspects Of the Single Tax Reform" IS
lecture. Rev. J. II. HECTOR
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AT THE SCOTCH PRFSBl TERRAIN CHURCH 18th.
81. near 6th-ave.-Thc Rev. JAMES o. MIfRRtY Of
f,rinreton n. j. VIII preach at II a. m. an p m.
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ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Maisonavc 126thst., Dr. J. F.. PRICE Pasor.-Preach.
ing 10 20 a, m. and AS p. by Rev. T. d. SMITH.
All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH, SHAVE. and 53dst., Rev.
J w. BROWN, ID. D.. Rector.-Services Sunday. Morn
ing prayer sermon and Holy Communion at ii o'clock.
Services every Sunday throughout the
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MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH Washington Square
South.-Pastor, EDWARD JUDSOS. The Rev. JAMES
NJ. BRUCE viii preach Sunday nc IL q. m. and 80
p. m. Seats free. Strangers welcome.
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CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION, Madison-ave ani
Morning service and IL o'clock Strangers
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FURNISHED Rooms.

tppL QUIET. comfortable rooms: par.
i"- upper 00.r-. 81 ~uii" sin-ly. lrih IT.
'afh convenient principal hotel rlIh-
tngants f. F-l,t 2Jth.si.. between 5th
arG - ii-ol avs.
NICELY ~ ENf~UID ron. rlr bath.
i'eht and heat t. e"H tgnrii lris1tr hou-o
feIt -In1bic. - Wet 9ttn->t
TWO NpJpINtNG plna-ant 'iont room-
for on" CO.. two grntlrm'h breakfast II D.
-ir~ house ~, quiet. Mr.. llAVINS.
~ la~t lot 81 i'oof.
loTu ST. 20 wT>r Na2ninrrrt larl.
foom-. .o - tli week.. small rooin-. top
Too. p. ., 80.
20 WI>r l@5IiG-~r Ncwy furnished
second floor -inFiv or 90 suit. ~ ell ~
hnaid cool AT utl a. r frr'nr"- given.
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IMAM MILL METHODIST

REFKMAN MIL METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
tHUIiCH. 50thst. near DEMONSTRATING by tho Pas
tor, Rev. X. l. McNlCHOIL. az 10 80 a. m and I 30
D. m. The regular services during the wech sunday.
school at 30 and young peoples meeting 80 D. H.
All are welcome. Seats all free.
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ReIiaious Notices.

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH, sth-ave. and 44sh.
st. Rev. A. b. SIMPSON. PastoSahhath services 10 20
and 80. Monday Wednesday and Friday At g.
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WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 1O5th.st
and Amsterdam-ayeThe assistant pastor the Rev. WIN.
X. BENNETT breaches at II a. and Z AS D. m.
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DOyAL NETHERLANDS g. U. S. Mail Line

s. DrBBELDAM THURSDAY, August ~ 8 20 20 ~
: = AMSTERDAM SATURDAY. August 70 80 a, ~
Stc,u,ers call both al rouo2nc-ir.Mrr, Franz.
First Cabin 49, s7o second cabin sSS steeAes
AZ very low Apply for tourist guide uha lcTs !"
General Passenger Agency. 80 Rrosdway. n. Y
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND suEsCHIPTIoNS, t p,.
"A THE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE WILL ~ n. NJ
-EfViD AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE, No. ~ broad
way door ncsh q Thirty nr,ist 6n ana ST.
ave O. e. cor g3d-st.; I52 ch-eve; Ioi fonruars.
corner Foureentht 7Go Tn I'd ave corner
81 O26 Thrd-aVc SiAty rrsst: LOS Flrs,-a.c.
100 West Forty.sccond St; 1872 CountusaNe. o. Axe
ma A: 3y3 yhirdaNr.; 20 West FOurtecnth-et, -.
West i.d.st.; So nrd.,ys; I.@Ss 1hIrd-a'e.; 2o'i
Third.avc., bet l12th and 18th sfs . .,..,
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES, $50 Fa.. one.nuhorso
ond;wenty 23 West oneh9n , IN
10 8 y. m. regular Office rates - ru. , ON
In Prooklvn at 03 Courtst.; so, Dc KalbaSei i'-"o
R>dford ave M TO y. a. regular oncn ratc. w
London Once TO- advertisements. 2O5 NeR'''-S'. '"
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7th.ave., Rev EDWARD KENNEY Rector ,c 7sundays'
.ns 3d. 10 B. M a. Seats n@e Gh"fch always open
,, GayHf Ray OF i TIFF hR6SF e.
Morning service and sermon at II o'clock Strangers
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCHES OF NEW.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH e2hK West Eud;,vo. and 77sn-.s
C3!.h si1,s9 * fiPssh sss;f@, %
JOHN a. INGHAM will preach at II a. H. No after
coLLEGIATE cHuRCH. 2oth.st. and 5th.ave.r RE,
EA4AEs 4 !Hs@hF % pre-
r6Hh E 4if5x cHIRG vii S s at s"1 sna
D. m.
COLLEGIATE, REFORMED CHURCH, HARLEM.
First Church closed until SEPTEMBER. ~ n
MARLiNG breaches at 10 80 a. M
or GMRS s. % @so 9S rsS g. D.
FIFTH AyENTE PEEsPYT5RIAS cMrRGM E cor.
WLM Il oGE q oc p d. sa. SI Of ooh " Gsnca B,
II a N. and p m
l9th;st.. Rev. HOWARD DUFFIELD; D; D; Pastor
S y II a. m Rcy 20 MLENN d. p
evening prayer-meetng o'clock cordial welcome Tor
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 155 Worth
st. WILLIAM +. BARNARD. Superintcnd'nt.-servce
SON. every SUNDAY az 30 The service l. almost
wholly by the children Of the institution. Public Invited
FORTYTHrRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Rev. FRANK l.. WILSON, ID. D.. Past r.
pi9f 10 a. al % s"f $40 M n By ED Ees sa. I
by Mr. John Beatte, a.
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 1Oith.
a.. west OF Columbu~ave-Rev. f.. :. Triple. Phi. D..
r. rXn M and 90 % to By So Fey
prayer meeting 80. Stats free. Welcome for every
body.
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Clip proyertp for Sale.

ON MAIDEN LANE.-Choice Investment property 'o'
" s " ETLAND & WHITING. Bcekman.-t
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURC H. 57th-st near 6th.ave
-pr MACAHTHUH prca hes at II and 5 E,yerlnc sub
icct Lesson, from Vacation E<"ri' nces." Sunday
school a. 10 a. IN. Ali cordially invltd
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MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (at
5?dst.l. Rev. CHARLES l.. THOMPSON, d. d: Pastor;
Rev. CHARLES i. GOSS. assstant.-Rey. Mr.. GOSS
will preach at IL subject: "Wordlincss and the
Other Worldliness." At p. H., subject: what Made
Felix TIepbler' Seats free.
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for SAFE.

ATTENTION sewing machines OF all
kinds, new, 42j; GOOD -ccond-ha d. 40
cash 81 ri'dit- eXchrrgcd, rented. AZ
KNrNCiIs. 215l $d-a'e.. ilsth-st.
Al KEDt, I'D rItlDES.-5O0 second.
hand vo1d and IRON working machines ;
fuli, guaranteed machinery bought and eX.
chang q. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 39S Mad.
-on-st.
Rambler, pneumatic; ridden
100 miles, so cash. {. SMITH, ~
East ith->t., city.
DlCY LE-High or d., Pneumatic. ti59,
new. will tlkr - ta.n. iIANBl.OI' X .
i57 wc~t ait. bet OH aud IN a,cs.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-Stern.whc steamer
draws - inches water; speed miles; net
ton. -. Particulars. j. \. SHAW. Norris
town. Penn.
CRATES. BRICKS. &c. to 4: any
stove. range 81 heater, on hand n the
cntral stove H"pJir Company. 32j West
$Sth-st. Mail order, solicited.
HUMBER Ct >nlON SAFETY. win
new $35. WIN. KUMKE, 100 Wet
2l-t-'t.
SEND 10 CENTS for sample pair -
patent suspenders. = cents for sleeve holders.
2Io East 77th-st.
~
Uptown ONCE.
l ,242 Broadway 81 door north Of 3lstst.
Advertise ents AID subscriptions
ItfciN ed there until O'Clock p. IN
AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements iereiNcd at regular Office
rates until = y. m. VIZ:
25f Sth-aNr., = g. cor. Of 23d-t.
lJl 6th-aye.. cor. 12th.st.
l92 CO'uHbus-aye.. near West 6St-st.
JOG West "A St, near bth-aNe.
p West liih-st, near 6th-aye
% WcS, f2i-St., bet. It'll and 18th ayes.
l57 tth-ayc., cor. l4th 1T.
! 3,3 shave, between 18th ana 18TH sts.
! 1873 Slave, between 10Th and .7th.sts.
,O26 3d-ave., near 6lst-st.
1OS ls'-1tc.. near e9th.st.
200 3d.aNo., corner 47th-st.
81 3iavc., near East 31th-st.
- Avenue A. between 81 and fth aves.
Il Clnai.-t. and ~ DiNislon.st.
li9 Churrh.-t. bet. Warren and Cham
bers >ts
80 Blcecker..t. ncNr Christopher.st.
$50 East 47th-st., corner 3d-ave.
20 East 42d- St. near Modlson-aye.
40 Church-st. bet. Warren and Cham
bers sts.
3oj Blcerkcr.s,. near Chrlsfophcr.st.
$50 East i7th.st.. corner 3d-ave.
20 East fod-st.. nelr Madlson.ave.
.Oll 3dnNe bet. ii2th and 18th sts.
HARLEM OFFICES
$50 Fast l"lth-s.. near 3daNe.
243 West l"j'h-st bet. 9Th and sth ayes
Son Wes, s.
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BRICK PRESBYTERIAN, CHURCH. corner Of 9Th
ave and 37th-st.. ;"v. HENRY VAN DYKE, d. d..
lastOr.-ReV. JAMES MCLEOD u. D.. OF Albany
viii preach on sunday morning at II o'clock. During
the summer months the West church and the Brick Church
VIII hoa Joint services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOB LITTLE
WANDERERS 225 East 1lth-st. near Third ,aye:-Sun.
day-school every Sunday at 2:30 Singing By
the children and members Of Bible glasses Visitors In
lited. A. - HATCH, President
J. =. WYCKOFF, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Of
West o3i.st near 7th.aye.-rhr Pastor Rev r. T. SAM.
PIE. will preach IL a. m Sunday. Strangers welcomed.
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COLLEGIATE REFoEMEP CHURCHES OF NEW

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM.
First Church closed until SEPTEMBER .
second Church, 23t-s and Lcnox.aye. Rev. T. II.
MARIlNCi breaches at 10 80 a.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

The only direc. line Cottage city, Mass. and Port
land Me- connecting at tor!aad Mn al saroae o and
Snrings White Mountains ond all Eastern summer
soTts Steamers sail every Monday "Wednesday and sat
rfay D. from Pier 80, East fNef loot Oh M'thet
a. NewYork For information Si'ply 10
~ HOKATIO HALF Agent at the pier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

CALVARY CHURCH. fth.ave. and 2lstst.. Rev.
HENRY Y. sATTERLEE. D. D. Rector.-seryiecs
August 20 Holy Communion, a. morning services
and sermon II o'cock evening prayer. o'clock choral
service. with sermon, p N. All cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor.
ncr 55th.st, Rev JOHN HALL d. D., Pastor-rhe Rev.
WILL M Al. ROBERTS. D. D.. .,erk Of III, General
Assembly Is expected 10 oflcate Sunday 2Hh inst at
II q and I IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

WEST THIRTY THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
between sth aud 9th ayes. Rev. T.. $. HOLLOWAY,
Pastor-MOrnlng service, 10 AS evening 7:a5. Sunday.
school 80 n. Prayer meetings Tuesday and Friday
evenings : As. Strangers welcome.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-03-31

George Glass, Of Texas, recently
made flying trip to the third, on
his return he carried one of the
thirds charming young ladies with
him to the Lone Star State. We
wish them much success.
J. w. White, of this place, is
now with I. B. Polk, of West
Point.
1t is not for lack of confidence
in the Cleveland administration
that the mill man is saving, he is
only encouraged by the high price
and ready demand for the products
of his mill.
C. L. Powell made a trip to
Shannon Sunday. Indications are
that he will be calling on some
County Court Clerk in the near flu
ture.
This district has had quite a
number of very old people, the
oldest one is Mrs. Gibbons, she is
hale and hearty in her 93rd., year.
My respects to the Hon. pop
gun.
AS to Grover putting in repub-
leans, he is to some extent like
Benjamine Harrison, he said it re-
quircd some good democratic tai
ent to run the government success
fully.
did not make any mistake
when | stated to the convention
that it would be useless for you or
L to apply Tor position, as GroVcr
knows a smart man when he secs
him.
Pop-gun had an over production
Of gass last week, having loaded
two barrels Of his gun and fired n
Democrat and Jay bird, we heard
the sound thereof, but could not
tell from whence it came, non
whittier it gocth. guess the mis-.
takes were made by Pop-gun wher
h. got Prof. Dobbins to go witt
him counting.
DEMOCRAT.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-03-31
LEAF TOBACCO.

Pay your money for pure and un-
adulteratcd tobacco, not for gaudy pic
lures and perfumery. The Government
has released the tax on Leaf Tobacco,
and all that is required of you is to
register at the Office of the Internal
Revenue Collector of your district,
which does not cost anything, and then
keep record of what you buy and sell.
With all orders we give a Government
book in which to keep the record. We
have been leaf tobacco dealers for
twenty years, and handling same from
first hands enables lis to give you a
much better price than our competitors.
Dark, Light and Red Leaf for chewing,
and Bright Plugs for smoking, all in
sound condition. Give us a trial order
and be convinced of their superior quail.
tiles Packed in so and 100 pound
boxes.
DORTCH, CARSEY & CO.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-03-31
CHURCHES.

C. P. Church-Rcv. j. M. Ash
ford, Pastor. Services 2nd, and 4th,
Sabbath in each month at HOO A.
NJ. and 700 P. NJ. Sunday school at
1000 A. NJ. each Sabbath. j. w.
Garrett, Supt.
NJ. E. Church-Rev. w B. Patty,
Pastor. Services LIST, and 3rd, Sab
bath at HOO A. NJ. and 700 P. NJ.
Sunday school at 10:00A. NJ. each
Sabbath. ]. NJ. Gilmore, Supt.
Services at the Christian church
every Sunday at 1000 AN. W. R.
King, Supt, Sunday school.
NJ. Z. Church-Rcy. w, H. Strick-
lin, Pastor. Services, Choats Creek,
list. Sabbath in each month at II:
90 A. NJ. 2nd. Sunday at Flat
woods Academy, at 100 A. NJ,
same day at Crcwse's School-housc
at $50 p. NJ. Bird. Sunday at
Crews Town, 1000 A. NJ, same
day a Fullcrs Chapplc at 200 P. NJ
18th. Sunday, Prospect at HOO A
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-03-31
High Tariff and the LabOrlng
Man.

Take an OK and fastcn a ring in
his nose, and attach long rope to
stake, in rich pasture and in
grazing around the stake, he will
wind the rope around the stake,
and stand there in sight Of plenty
and starve to death, and he a her
cules of muscular power, be igno-
rant as to how he could be freed
and partake of the beautiful grass
around him, he stands there not
able to raise his head to rcpel the
flies that bite him. 1t is just so
with the laboring man living I'M
der the high tariff laws. The lG-
boring element of our country are
its strength, the producers of all
wealth, and the power house when
a call to arms is issued, and it is a
lamentable fact that this class of
people have to toll through their
weary lives and be subjected to
the high tariff laws, and thereby
pile Millions of wealth in the peck
cts of a few that high protective
tariff protects, this is not exactly
monarchy, but really it is worse, be-
cause it takes the fruits of their la
Dor under disguise, and leaves tkcm
to groop their way in darkness as
to the light of the fact. The queg-
ton suggests itself, is there no
remedy? We answer yes, and
thanks to the people of America
for applying it last November
The OK will now begin to unwind
the rope and Craze upon what is
rightly his, the people will soon
get the just returns Of their labor
unnecessary employees arc being
discharged in wholesale style, anC
expenses are being cut down, anC
our government is beginning to be
run once more on an economical
principle, and the day is not ia,
distant, when the high tariff tree
will begin to shed its leaves of op
preston, and the branches will be
pluckcd therefrom, and the trunl
of that tree will be rolled into tn,
dead sea of McKinlcyism, and higl
protective tariff will cease to be
reality, and become a recollection
and the American citizens vii
once more be free; and the hand o
oppression will fall harmless at tn
side of the would be opprcsser.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-03-31
j. j. DuBUse, a back number.

Judge DuBosc has been impcach-
ed, and the people of Shelby coun-
ty once more rejoice. He onceplay-
ed a prominent part as Judge, this
is true in one sense, (but it is in
the foul scnsc.O He stepped out
on the stage and played his part,
but now the curtains have fallen,
and he has retired from public
gaze, and is cngulfcd in the Ocean
of crime, disgrace, and dishonor.
The good people of Shelby county
have no doubt been badly treated
in the court of Judge DuBosc, but
the right has never yet been crush
ed out of existence, it may be tram
pied upon, but will rise triumph
ant over all, To the law and or
der league of Memphis, we tip our
hat.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-03-31
st, Joseph.
Ed. DEMOCRAT.

Ed. DEMOCRAT.
Not seeing any communications
from st. Joseph for quite a while, /
concluded to send in a few items.
Everything is quiet of late,
though we have a few dances oc-
casionaly in town.
Valentines were very popular for
a while, but their day has passed
surely. Mr.. Pcrkinson's Sawyer"
received a very pretty one, his best
girl must undoubtedly have been
the donor.
Edgar Pcrkinson was quite sick
last week.
Mr.. Busby, of Lawrenceburg,
was was in our vacinity last week
assessing taxes. He seems to I'M
derstand his business, ard he Ger
tainly deserves his position.
We have had some very cold
weather for the past few days.
The farmers are late with THEN
crops this spring,
Will, (thc depot agent is quite
a frequent caller at the Home Of
flee. He certainly is very much in
tcrcstcd in setting type,
Mrs, Laura Willis, residing three
miles north of flown, who has been
i'll for quite a while is rapidly i'm
proving we are glad to state.
"Bob B." is just about as CHI
as he ever was, Judging from hi
frequent visits toward Iron City.
Well for fear my few items vii
grow tco lengthy, | will close Joy
wishing the DEMOCRAT much sue
cess.
OLIVIA.