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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-23
TNRUSIEES SALE.

1
BIZ virtue Of q deed OF trust flade By Mary Nc.
Samasa and Michael Mcnamara. hCr husband
70 inc as trustee. dated April Il. 1870 recorded
IN the o!!cc o! tho Clorl; OF the County Cour. OF
Uht3 county. West Virginia. In Deed OF Trust
Eo0k 80. ~. page 213. ! will sell at the north
front door Of the court house OF said county, on
WEDNESDAY. THE lsIG DAY OF JULY. 1851.
commencing ut 10 O'Clock l. H.. tie following
described property, that Is to say:
The east halt Of lot numbered two and tho
west hall oi lot numbered threC, situate and 10.
Ing on the north s!dc Of Eleventh street, in tho
ely; OF Wheeling. Ohio county. West Virginia. a.
laid out BY Andrew L. Britt plat o! which sui.
S!y!sion Is recorded in Decd Cook No. y, page
Io9 The said piece OF ground fronts iorty fee:
on Eleventh street, running uOT;hwardly VI
equal WIDTH TO the south line Of! lands owned by
the Wheeling, Pittsburgh & Baltimore railroad.
oEe huncred nd twenty feet more or less.
Terms OF sALE;-Unc.Ihird and as much more
as ING purchaser elects to ply ~ cash on the day
OF Salc. The balance In two equal installments II
one and two years. notes bearing interest from
men,s WI " COWntS T.Ns.F "'
.- ". Il LALLEE AucnonGcl ioli
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Il REMARKABLE SERIES.
Throe Twelve INNING Bali Games Betwec,
Wheeling AMI Marietta.


Wheeling AMI Marietta.
Sptctdt Dtspd'ch 20 he Lntel!iJenc7.
MARIETTA. O., Juno GA mos. re.
markablo series and the best ball games
ever played on the Marietta grounds
were finished to-day. They woro be-
tween the ShamroclIs, OF Wheeling, and
tho Mariettas. Three games, each be.
ing twelve inniugs, is not often heard
OF. Tho homo team won tho frat two
by 7 to and to 4. Tho Wheeling
boys won to-day's game in tho las. hall
OF tho twelfth. Score. S TOT. Thomas,
the local pitcher, put up fine game.
llo received telegram from Comiskey
tonight to come to Cincinnati on q
trial, but tho local ians arc trying to
keep him at home.
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D. \. DELANEY, N0,lry Fu5lIc,
Wayne County, Dii

"ul AC SOuHtN,
Druggists say that Dr.. Williama' Pink
Pills have IN enormous sale, and that
from all quarters como In glowing re-
ports OF tho excellent results following
their use. An analysis proyea that shoy
contain in condensed form all the Gle.
mente necessary to give new life aud
richness to tho blood and restore shut
tered nerves. Thoy are an untailing
specific for such diseases as locono toT
ataxia, partia! paralysis. St. Vitus'
dance. scialica, neuralgia, rheumatism,
nervous headache, the after effects of Ia
grippe, palpitation OF tho heart, pale
aud sallow ccnploxions, that tired feel
ing roaulting from nervous pIostration
all diseases resulting IRON vitiated hu.
mora In tho blood, such as scrofula,
chronic erysipelas. etc. They arc also
specific for troubles peculiar to fc.
males, such as suppressions. irregularl-
ties, and al! l?rms OF weakness. In
men thoy effect 0 radical euro III all
cases arising from mental worry, over
work, or excuses OF whatever nature.
DR.. Williams Pink, Pills wero first
compounded as a prescription, and used
as such in general practice by an emi.
nent physician. They are now manu-
featured by tho Dr.. Wiliams' Medicine
Company, Schenectady, n. Y, and
Brockville, Ontario, and arc sold in
boxes (neves in loose form by the dozen
or hundred, and the public ara eau.
toned against numerous limitations sold
In this shapc) ut so cents box, or SIX
boxes Tor 50 50, and may be had OF all
druegis.s, or direct by mail from DR..
Williams Medicine Company, from
either address.
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HAPPY days and resltul nights rcsui!
from using Ayers Sarsaparilla. It so
regulates all tho bodily functions end
Strengthens tho nervous ays.em that
worry and fatigue are comparatively uu.
known and lie Is truly enjoyed. |. Ia
certainly most wonderful medicine.
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This afternoon at $50 gamo OF base
ball will be played @. tho Athletic
grounds, Martins Ferry, between tho
\. N. @. a. and Moundsville clubs. The
battery for the local team will be Fo,-
,orcr and McCleary. Tho Moundsvllle
team lie strong, one. At this game Ia
dies will be admitted FREQ and to the
grand stand.
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New York, June 22.-Brooklyn out.
played Now York ut all points. Al.
though Stage gavo tho New Yorka o
ftichttul roast all tho way through il
did not loco the game for them. Score:
rooklyn....."..,-..,.,,l 0 0 2 02 l.
New fork.,........."..~o . 90 0 o.
Earned runs, Brooklyn s. Errors. aud l. Hits,
liaadl Pitchers, Stein and RUs.c. Umplrc,
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WASHINGTON, Juno 22.-The Senators
won by their superior work at the bat,
assisted by tho horrible playing OF the
visitors in tho field. Attendance l, 100.
Score:
Washington ! I. 2ill 90
BoSIna,................."-2 0 . . OIL?
Earned runs. u Nni7. Errors. ! nnG 70. Hts,
81 aud 10. Pitchers. Mercer. Petty, Sullivan
L9re;t and Sa!ey. Unpire. Emsllc
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~
By virtue ola deed Of truqt made by Martha
{. Noble. 10 me Us trustee. dated Niay H. 1859
recorded In tho Office of tho ClcrS OF the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Eirgi;.iu. In Deed
OF Trust Book No y, page SOI. w!ll sell at tho
north front doc. OF the Court House OF Ohio
county. on
SATURDAY THE I'll DAY OF JULY, 1871
commencing at 10 O'Clock O. m, the iollow.a;
described property, that Is TO say:
Two lots OF ground numbered Sly and Seven
In John McLure's addition 10 tho city OF Wheel.
Ing, In Ohio county West Virginia. III the Firs:
ward o! said city. sud lots lying west OF aud
National road TO Noun. Wood Cemetery.
TERMS OF SAiE:-Onc,th third and as much more
as the purcG aer elects 10 pay III cash on the day
OF sale. the balance In two equal lns;lllmGntS u:
one nnd two ycars, nO,es bearing inleres. frO:a
the day o! sale TO be given for the deferred pCy.
inGnis: the title 10 be Retained until pay mcit Is
nude III full
~ WI. W CoWDEH, Trustee.
w. II. HAILLR, AUc.Ionccr icl3
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PlTrsBuRou, Juno 2L-Pittsburgh
batted Gritflths' curves at will to-day
and won easily. Brilliant fielding By
Dahleu and Schiebock's batting were
the features Attendance 2.000. Score:
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P!,tsburyh.-...........5 0 0 lOl 0 ~
Chicago ...................0 O 0 zoe o 0 o.

Earned runs, Pittsburgh c. Two base hits.
BIerbuuer liecslcy. Thtec.base hits, Lyons,
Schiclccs. Sacrifice hits, Donovan .; Alison
Parrot. Stolen baScS Donovan, Bccklcy.
Double plays Irwin and Arson. rirs, base on
balls. OF K!llGni; OF Gf!iliihs / i;by pitched
bail. GCCl..ey .. Struck ont, by Killeu ); By
GriAiths !. Time, 2:0j. Umpire lynch
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A WOMAN'S STORY.
Tho Wonderful Narrative OF q Pa.
tiunt SuiEoror.
How Young Woman Was Cured of
O ToTrIblo Maludy When Sho Was
Near the Brink OF the Grave.
Prom u: Dt'y0h Sun,

IRON u: Dd'0ii Sun
The large, prot0n.ious brick residence
at Sc Miami avenue, In thla city, 10 the
homo Of tho heroine OF this interesting
story, sho 10 Miss Margaret S,onbaugh,
and hor Interesting experiences during
tho paat four yoars arc published hOrc
for the first time.
Miss stOnbaugh 10 pretty girl oil
about twcnty years, and is to-day tho
truo picture OF the ideal, healthy, 70.
bust aud joylal American girl. She was
not always 40, as Is proven by the uc'
campaigning statement Inado by h0r.
-Four years ago." she said, ~ was q
sufferer in all that tho term implies,
aud never thought Of being as HeaIIAy
as Am to-day. Why, at that u lc, 7
was such 4 scrawny, puny little midget,
pale IoG cmaciatcd by az nilmont pecG :
liar to us women, tina. my father aud
mother gave mo up TO die, Tho local
practitioner, whose namo was DR.. Glass.
ford. Il was at that time living at Scot.
land, Ont. y said IL was only matter Of
days when l would be laid away In tho
churchyRtd. | was so informed, and Us
/ was such n sufferer cared nothing
whatever whothor ! lived or died; in
fact, think | would have preferred the
latter.
II could not walk. became so weak,
and regularly every night my father
used to carry me up stairs to my room.
| can distinctly remember my tolling
him that no would not have to carry
mo about much longer, aud how he aaid.
while tho teara glistcned IN his eyes,
that no would DO willing to do /. always,
il ho could only have mo with him.
at was evidently lorcordaincd that |
should not die at that particular time,
as miraculous transformation in nv
condition was. the talk Of the uoighboE-
hood. grj =, -,
~ read, or was told by somebody, OF
the wonderful cure, that were being
wrought by DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, and my father went to
Dralttord, whore hcpurChas0d couple
OF boxes from W. Wallace. I com
ucnced taking them, and l thought for
tilno that thoy didme no good, as they
made ma sick at first, but very shortly
| noticed 4 great change. They began
to act on my trouble, and in the short
space OF six weeks was able to walk.
| continued taking the pills. and in ak
months l was in the condition you sec
inc now. ! fully believe that they alone
saved inc from the grave, and you will
always find myself and the balance OF
our family ready 10 talk about the good
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills did for mo.
"a short time ago l WIS feeling uu-
well. Just Il slight arrangement, aud I
At once bought a box OF Pink Pills, aud
commenced taking them. I could nc.
tually feel tho good results aitor three
pills, and l will recommend them to
anybody who is afflicted aa ! vas"
Sworn and subscribed TO before me
this 18th day Of December, 1893.
ID. a. DELANEY. NOtlru pilbfr
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TRUSTEES SALE.
rBNRUSTEE'S SALE.

II NRUSTEE'S SALE.
by virtue Of deed .! trust nude by Ellen O
Taylor aud Joseph ?. Taylor. her husband %
me Us trustee. datcd December C. lsg!. recorded
In the oll!CG o. the Clerk OF the County Court OF
MARSHALL county. West Virginia. In Decd 0!
Trust Book No. u, page 20, will sell on :AG
premises In the town OF EcnwUod. Marshall
county. Wos. Virginia. on
TUESDAY, T!IESD DAY OF JULY, ls9l.
commencing ut 10 O'Clock l. IN, the iollOw!n;
deserted property, tha! Is u sly:
Lot numbered eighteen. situate on Second
street IN the town OF DenwoOd. Marshall county,
West Virginia, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereto belonging.
Said property will be offered In two parcels
aud Us awhOG, l!St the north paTt OF said To-:
with the two story brick building situate thereon
lying north Of n line running through the cen.
TIE OF the partition wall dividing The two brick
houses. and second, the south past OF the said
lot lying south OF said line with the two.srOry
brick house. situate on said south part Of suil
lot Third, the whole OF said 10, with the double
brick house SituatG thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-Ole-third aud Is much mora
OF the purchase money US the purchaser elects TO
pay III cash on the day Of sllc, the balance IL
Two equal lastl,lRCutS at ono nIl two years.
notes bearing Interest from the day Of sale u DO
given for the deferred payments.
" J. ". COWDEN, Trustee
W, H. HALLE.R, huctgOuCGF Io1
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BALTIMORE, June 222.-For several in.
Mugs professional bali was played bu.
after tdat It was regular lot game.
Attendance 3,072. Score:
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g. $40 TO tho winner. one milo and II
quarter-Ida PirkwiCk won; j. I. i.
second IIcnry Youn: third. Tinc,":l2.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08

Be careful how yon circulate a
story detrimental to the character
ola woman. Your mother is q
woman. Your wife. is a woman,
Your sweetheart is or will be a wo-
man. All, there is nothing in all
this world so sacred to a man as a
woman's characters Better that a
dozen bad women go without pub
lie censure than one poor, innocent
woman should suffer from SANDER
Gus gossip,-EX,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08
PERSON AIS,

Leslie Harmon we learn is in
proving.
Joe Schade has been on the sick list
this week,
l.. T. Fleming has rctu rned IL
Columbia.
Kirk Bassham was here the first
of the week.
J.C. Springer gave us a pleasant
call Monday.
Esq, S. l.. Iarbrough, was in tho
city Monday,
II, P. seavy, of Iron City was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs J. F, Busby has returned
from a visit to Pulaski.
Mrs. 4. L Gilbert has ret urncd
from a visit to Nashville,
Will Suits, of St, Joseph, spent
Sunday with his father.
G, W. Dickerson, of Pleasant
Point was here Tuesday.
Prof. Williamson, of Wayne Sta.
ton was in the City. Wednesday.
S. NJ. McDougaI will leave tomorrow
for the East on an extended business
trip.
+. c. Wisdom, the Democratic
nominee for sheriff, was in the city
Monday.
Tom Hammond spent the past
week with his sister Miss Lurlinc
IL oNSClS'
Miss, Maggie Afford, of Lawr"n-
ceburg, is visiting Miss Alice To Nd
Busy South.
Mr. Grutchcr, a clothing drum
mcr, of New York City, was in the
city Tuesday,
Dan Conner, of Florence Ala. was
here the first of the week visiting
his brother, p, Conner.
W. II Brewer, candidate for
constable in the lst. district was in
the city Tuesday.
Frank Buchanan, an intelligent
and atfiabIc young man ofthe 10th
district, WIS in the city Monday.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08

The death OF Miss Lizzie Edna
Goa : was no surprise to her friends
who had Untiingly watched by
her bed side for many months for
the end that seemed so near.
Miss Coats came to Lawrence
burg over year since, hoping that
she would improve, but the hand of
death had alrcdy laid its grasp up
on her young life and all the skill
of medical aid WAS in vain.
She was a cultured christian girl
but only leaves few relatives to
mourn her untimley death. There
is only one brother rcmainingof her
family whose residence is un-
known. Deceased vas 10 years and
three months old, was niece OF
Uncle Daniel Guthrie, President OF
the Lawrence Bank & Trust Co. OF
this city, and it was an untirine
pleasure to him to see that hel
every wish was granted. Miss Goats
died at the hon. of Col. Stribling
on the night of the Bird. inst. and
w Is cntured at Mt. Ararat on Tucs.
day evening.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08
L.OGAI 4 $,

Victor Fischer, is doing the wood
work on the new Jail,
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. W. H..
Stricklin ON the 3rd, inst, a boy,
Highest cash price paid for
bones at Barnett &Schlatcrs.
Preparations arc being made to
improve the NJ, L. Church South,
Do YOU want a first class shave?
II so, 60 to J. II, Fields,
c, NJ. Joiner is erecting a new
home on Waterloo Street,
Fresh lot of candies al Burnett q
Schlatcrs.
A lovely line of zephyr at l2!cts
yard at the,
Joiner Dry Goods Go.
Charlie Schadc's new home on
Joiner Street is nearing Compile
ton.
Langdon's Crackers 3lb Cor 2jcts
at W. W. Kronks.
Nir. Bogcr's new hor.e near the NJ, f.
parsonage is about completed,
Groceries cheap for cash at Bar,
nett & Schlators.
A beautiful line of lawns at 3lcts al
the Joiner Dry Good Co.
Read the new advertisement OF
NJ. S. McDougal. Mr.. McDouga,
keeps nice orderly place.
A, l. Farmer has moved into tlC
house formerly occupied by Mr. Apple
gate on Joiner street.
We fit cvcry body in clothing,
Joiner Dry Goods Co,
Paul GunSlcman is having al
edition built to his home, near tn,
. depot.
1Slb hest grade &C" Sugar 70
S1.0o, at ". W. KronFs.
Drink our soda water, also milk
snake and lemonade, all at tn,
uniform price Of jcts per glas,
The Racket,
The Ladies of the N, +, Churcl
clcarcl $40 on their dinner Sat
urday
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08
LAWRENCEBUJR re- TENNESSEE FRIDAY JUNE 8 1891

nent Of character, Character is what
we are, not what we would have
the world believe us to be.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08
GENERAL y EW $.

As a result Of the high water in
the Missouri river, the village Of
Winthrope, OF 1900 population,
south of st. Joseph Mo-, WILSON be
swept OF the lace Of the earth by
the river changing its channel
About half Of it is already gone.
There was Il collision in New
York harbor Saturday last be-
tween the steamer Manan and the
tug boat A. J Hail, only one man
lost his life.
The United States Legation at
FOUL, the Corean capital, has been
instructed to keep the State De
partmcnt fully informed Of the
progress Of affairs So long as they
are serious.
The postoiiice at Patchouge, L. |.
was robbed of 81 800 in stamps Sat
urday last.
Santa Fc. Maury County June
/ 9Th, there has been a strong Cnmity
existing between George Laid
and nephew Newt i.add Tor some
time both of this place, they met
Tuesday in the road when both
parties drew pistolsand commenced
firing George was shot IN the hip
while Newt was shot seryerl times
in the breast. 1t is thought Nevis
woudns will prove fatal.
at Atchison, Kan, the river is
r ,ing rapidly and the railroadcs are
in a precarious condition on account
Of caving banl.s,
The forty-ffth annual Conference
of the American Medical Associa-
ton began at San Francisco Tues
day. About 1000 members are in
attendance.
Report from Iowa say that grass
and oats are suffering the greatest
damage from this almost unprece-
dcnted spring drouth. The early
hay crops will be extremely light,
and in the central and southern
districts the damage to oates is be-
You'd recovery.
Samiel NJ. WeneSr, a well known
citizcnc of Nashyill and Claim
Agent for the L. & n. Ry. Killed
himself Tuesday in the Wilcox
building in that City with a Il
calible pistol.
Agents Wantoi;- \ man who has {
horse and buggy preferred. Old, cstab
lish,d firm. Addaess 6o7 Church Str
Get, Southern Portrait Conrauy, Nash
willie, Tom
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08
Phosphate.

The sale of Cooper e. Whi5.
thome's phosphate beds will start
the ball rolling. General Payne, OF
Boston, is the purchaser. We learn,
ed, while at Summnrtown a few
days ago, that he had selected the
site for the fcrtelizing works, on
the branch North of town, The
chief engineer of the L, & n. rail
road has gone over the contcmpla;.
ed railroad route to Swan Creek, a
distance of Twelve or fourteen
miles. We also learn that the
General will build a handsome
residence in SummcrtoWn The
company furnishes the iron and
rolling stock and the phosphate
company will construct it. Mr..
Payne has said that a thousand
men would be at work on the road
and in the mines in very short
time. We congratulate our neigh
Dor upon her future prospect for
prosperity, Maury county will be
largely benefited because Maury
county will necessarily be the
market for produce.
The posphate beds lying between
Mt. Pleasant and Edmund Hughes
are Icing developed and a deal is in
contemplation. Major Lewis, for
the l.. IL n. railroad looked over the
ground between the points last week
with Il view of running a railroad
from this point to DR.. Stockard's
fine field Of phosphate on Mr..
Hughes place. There are six miles
ofphosrhate not ulIydcvelopcd, but
sullicientIylo show that for mining
purposes, half a dozen places, about
a mile distant from each other,
have been opened warrantin- the
construction of a road. We hope to
be in position by noxt issue of
the Busy South to give more def
nate information as toltnis latter
property.--Busy South,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08
DENTIST.

All parties, wanting Dental
work done at their home, can have
the same done at reasonable rates
hy addressing Or. 7. +. Mitchell
at Summcrtown, or Crestylcw
Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08

When you see a man loafing on
the streets on Sunday you may rest
assured that the devil will soon
run him in same where.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08
Shots at Random.

If the devil were to make q re-
QUESTION on this country for all
his subjects at one time, could the
church rolls stand the strain.
i E:s
Try YOU ever ST hard to the con-
trarv, the world will put you where
You belong.
j; < :
With congenial spirits there is
mutual attraction.
i = 1;
The animous Of ones life tells
what Is in The heat i~a true expo.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08

THE DEMOCRAT keeps on hand
printed blanks for al county
ollicc>.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08
TIE DEMOCRAT.
ESTABLISHED 1884.

CITY OF LAWRENCEBURG,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08

nent Of character, Character is what
we are, not what we would have
the world believe us to be.
* 4 4;
My! don't some people have IA
straddling time trying to keep on
both sides of the line Of propriety.
j ~
When you see a man loafing on
the streets on Sunday you may rest
assured that the devil will soon
run him in same where
xxx
A great many people when they
get in to "devilment" like the
cutie. fish, color the atmosphere
around them with the hope Of es-
Gaping unobserved.
* x 4
Lots ofpeople never say word for
christianity, Conscience make cow
ards Of us all Shakespeare
4 4 !;
The guilty sneak often plays the
role of injured innocence.
###
Whenaman tries to elevate him
selfby singing mud at his neigh
Dor, he makes an open confession
that he is short of merit himself.
When you see people trying to
cover up their sins they are heading
for the devil at a two forty gate
Those Who really have merit
never resort to doubtful methods Of
work in the race Of life.
*#
Desirable characters are al.
ways in demand. If there is any
good in a man the world will soon
discover it. If your services are
not in demand it is a point against
you.
Yours till the stars fall.
OVER FORTY.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08

charged with logcTV was acquitted
Tuesday the 4th.
Quite a crowd attended the
speaking of ". T. Ownby here Sat.
urday.
We will place on sale next week 2(
dozen towels IT 10cts, a pair.
JONES Dry Goodc. Co.
S. T. Busby is making quite an
improvement on his home on Pu,
laski street, in the way of an ad
dition and a new cCat OF paint.
II. H. Hanson has fine lot of views
Of Lawrenceburg and vicinity for sale
cheap, at his Portrait and Landscape
studio.
Go to Barnett u Schlaters when
you want anything in the grocery
line, They treat you right.
Mr. J. G. Bell has a nice line Of
groceries and he sells them at living
prices, give him a call.
20cts, will buy a pound of nat,
rral leaf tobacco in the hand at }
C. Bells.
H, II, Hanson keeps fine supply Of
picture frames at his gallery.
Uncle Dan Kelley, of Knob
creek, who is a candidate for Re'
rcscntativc for this county, was in
the city Saturday shaking hands
with his many friends. Uncl9
Dan is sound democrat all the
way through, and would make US
a good representative.
Ice in any quantities for both
wholesale and retail trade, at Mrs.
S. d. Lukcrs,
pood ,ho od,o,+. ,,n,on+ &c ,Trs
,o,. suite circumstances IF tbo
, ,,',..,,,,l,,,n. Ii,4l az. uool..
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!, G, Bells,
The following gentlemen who
are on Il prospective tour through
the South, with the idea OF imi-
grating were in our city Tuesday.
Ole A, Loe, Thos, llaugan, llaI-
ton o. SaItnes ana Andrew Mon
son, OF MonteVloIa, Mlllh' > =
Nelson Of Bovd MINI Gnst uoj-
,.,..,n arDonso, MINI A,dro,y
IIoi,ror. C,orkfc)d Mimi and
KrnJ 4 l,on Of pcirnoint 8 bok
Farmers. YOU don think | can
make it to your interest to buy youl
harness and saddles from me just
come and let me give you my}rices
j. &, Bell.
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-06-08

My! don't some people have IA
straddling time trying to keep on
both sides of the line of propriety.