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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08
SITUATIONS WANTED.
"a VIC.

4 YOUNG MAN. twenty years of age
~ would like TO get a situation of any
kind; can speak and write four different
languages: will furnish best of references
Address +. W. Turner, care Metropolitan
hotel
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-08

IN EMAN-Wanted, an expert lineman
- for out Of town position Immediately.
Address with references Y "a. Globe
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HOTEL MANAGER Wanted. hotel
II manager of experience for first-class no.
tel; married man preferred. Address, Palmer
House, Merrill, Wis.
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RoYS FOR PLACES. places for boys;
- employment bureau for poor boys. free.
Newsboys' Club Room. 3I3 Wabasha ST /; open
from ii to IL g. m. and from { , 9 D. m.
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Died 100 Years Old

BIDDEFoRD. Me-, March Capt.
Benjamin Thompson, of KennebuEk-
port. died last night. aged 100 years and
months. ~
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EMPLOYMENT- Situation wanted by
IL young man of any kind of work; used
to drive horses; speaking English and Ger
man; good city references. Address 2223
West Seventh st
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A Il w III > III 1OU II pIsasant
w and profitable business Can be done
atyour own home. No capital required; no
made. Answer this if You can only spare
Two hours day. Western Supply Co., st.
Louis Mo-
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4 oOk-Wanled. shortorder cook. Doyle's
- restaurant Saltwater.
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ELCoRA First class fioorman
L wanted 400 Selby av
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DARN HAND-A man with family
l. wants 10 go on q farm, or manage some
gentleman's place: have had fifteen years
experience in New York state in stock-rais-
ing and dairy farming; can furnish good
reference from Eastern people. j. S. IS
Hubert ST
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AUCTION SALES.
81 Johnson, Auction
GERS.

LOU .EHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
i tion-We will sell at public auction in
our auction rooms, No. 1877 SO East Sixth 81.
large and fine lot of household goods. con-
sisting of parlor goods, bedroom suits hall
rack. wardrobes. ex. tables. sideboards. beds
bureaus commodes. springs, mattresses,
blankets, quilts. pillows, lace curtains
portieres, dishes. silyerware. cutlery. tinware
etc Also a fine lot of carpets second. hand
and new misfts). If you want to save money,
these sales are the thing. Kavanagh 4
Johnson, Auctioneers 1s6, 1SS and 100 East
sixth ST.
Miscellaneous.
WYATT for Winslow 4 Zimmerman's auc-
w ton OF eighty horses and mares lext
Tuesday. March Is, at 10 a. m, ut their
stables, 1l6 Fifth 81. south. MINNEAPOLIS
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NJ ANTED-Liye agents TO handle new
w kitchen uiensii; household neces-
SHY; sells quick for - cents: sample by
mail, ID cents: write for terms and territory
Western Specially Com pany. P. o. Box $50,
Denver Col
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Wien You Insert
a Want Advertisement t
in the Globe,
Ask for the
Gid and Young
Pace Puzzle.
It Is Given Free to
The Advertiser.
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TYPEW RETERS AND SUP
PLIES.

IL ways the standard of comparison al
ways the best and always have the latest IN
Drovements. Typewriter paper and supplies
of all kinds. Machines for rent. Wyckoff
Seamans q Benedict 81 East Fourth ST
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~ ARDENER-Wanted. situation as gar
VI dener and florist on private place: well
recommended. Address A 81. Globe, Mime
apolis
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DYE WORKS.

L AHLEkT & MINTEL = Minnesota
IA Steam Dive Works pa East Seventh
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia. a
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

When You Insert
a Want Advertisement
in the Globe,
Ask for the
Old and Young
Face ruzzle.
1t Is Given Free to
the Advertiser.
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MEDICAL.

I AIDES ChIcIs e-ters English Pen
Layroyai Pills diamond BRANDY. are
the Best. Safe, Reliable fake no other
Send sc tstamps) for particulars. Relief
for Ladies, " in letterby Return -ha1l. a
Druggists CkzAGFzESTE6 CA cnE.
CAL CO.. PIiiiadepAia. Pa
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Receiver for a Hotel.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March THE
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ACCOUNTANTS.

II L. Il SMF "a. 10 tIermAuIa Life insAr
Ii. ance Building expert AMI auditwork
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Oss SAA.E.

KINDLISti WOOD-For sale. TWO horse
N wagon load of box factory kindIing de.
hvered east of Wabasha St, 5; C. D. D east
OF Dale ST., $50 c. o. D.; Telephone ll00
Bohn Manufacturing Company. Arcade ST.
Grove FOR SALE-Two-burner gasoiIue
y stove and Refrigerator chean ~ l nIlis 81
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HOTEL Observation-Disclosures wanted
IL as hotel manager: married; frst-class
country hotel preferred. Address ICES Mis-
sisSiDr,1
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NJ ANTkD-A salesman. SO TO $50. weekly
w can be made with our goods in any
locality will prove II or forfeit S1g0 Salary or
commission, as you prefer. The results of a
few hours work often equals week wages
address MANUFACTURERS P. o. Box
50 s, Boston Mass
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INSTRUCTIONS. !.

CT. AGATaA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
y and Art. 70 East Exchange ST., ST. Paul
Piano. violin. guitar, banjo aud mandolin
taught Lessons given III drawing and paint
ng Call or send IoT or 1spsc US
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BOARD OFFERED.

BOARD OFFERED.
z oARD-Pleasant rooms and board. 100
IL East Tenth ST.
BOARD = For rent, elegant furnished
II rooms. with frst-class board. all mod
eEn conveniences; terms reasonable. 235
West Fifth.
y OARD-Furnished rooms, with board, in
l. large modern house; steam-heated
rooms 2I0 East Ninth ST.
sROARD-A few respectable young women
II can be comfortably accommodated with
board and lodging at 677 St. Peter st
TTENTH. 25s. EAST-Gotzian Residence
i One single room; also large room; pri-
Yate BATH reasonable rates.
ftsrFHE MIN rooms and
: i board can be secured for the winter:
excellent location for business people. 162
College, corner Sixth.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

III an established and easy wholesale bust
ness. Address X y. Globe.
N ENCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to
n invest SIS 900 in manufacturing and
JoDblng business III ST. Paul that VIII net -
10 - per cent profit each year; l can produce
figures that viii prove what l claim Lack
of capital and other good reasons is why this
offer is made Address -. Globe.
REST HOTEL POINT in Southern Min
Il nesota; furniture and lease of hotel of
seventy rooms for sale; ~steam neat, gas
electric bells. bath rooms and water works
Address b Y. Globe.
DOR SALE OR RENT, CHEAP. twenty.
fre-room boarding house or hotel MRS
W.Wiley,2i 30 West Myrtle ST, saltwater. Mimi
DOR SALA-A good running hotel, stu
ated il the very heart of ST. Paul. with
bar connected, or to exchange for a saloon
IN good location ADDRESS % Globe.
START 4 BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN
~ BE manufacturers agent and mer-
chanoise broker. Fifty-cent postal note will
bring you by return mail book of addresses
OF $40 manufacturers anu iobbers i'll different
lines and full instructions how TO proceed
George T. Parker. Broker. Warder building,
Washington, d. c.
" with So. coo 90 cash in
w a safe, profitable business; Will bear
fullest investigation. Address NJ Is, GLOBE
Minneapolis.
" with few hundred
w dollars DESTROYS of engaging in Eu-
ropean hotel business in good locality in
this city. Address, giving particulars L p,
Globe.
C.OO0 YIELDS S45 WEEKLY: FL
S~OO nancial depression does not at
tect Rowe's InfalIible Handicapping system
Best and safest speculative investment Of
tered. Third successful year. Prospectus
lsg4 free. c. D. Rowe, Box III, Brooklyn,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-17

A freight train on the Lehigh Valley
road collidea with switch engine at
buffalo, n, II, on the 18TH One man
was fatally hnrt and three others scri-
ously injured.
Hon. Joseph G. McOleaiy, a success
full lawyer, farmer and politician. died
at his home near Steubanville, o., on
the 18th, aged 50 years. siIe was a
prominent republican and had held
many offices during his career.
A mine underlying part Of the west
ern portion Of Scranton, Pa, cayed IN
on the 9Th for distance of three
blocks, affecting property to the cx-
tent Of Ss5o,000 and causing great ex-
citenent. The cave-in was caused by
robbing the pillars which supported
the roof OF the mine.
/ at Rivcfton, N. j, il the pigeon
shooting contest on The 10th for the
Rivcrton challenge plate between
Robert A. Welch, the holder, and
Thomas Dando, the challenger, at one
hundred birds each, thirty yards rise,
fifty Yards boundary Wclch was the
winner, killing ninety@ane birds to
NINETY for Dando.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-17
WASAiHcToN.

The August Heport Of the statistician
~ the department Of agriculture shows
b decline III corn of nearly s6 points
since July |, the average for the entire
breadth beng da.1, against 90 for the
month Of July.
An Improvement is shown in the re-
ceipts Of gold by the treasury. During
the past few days gold receipts from
cSdinary channels have increased $500
coo, standing on the 18th at So, $40, 600.
The rate Of exchange has fallen and no
further export OF gold is looked for in
the immediate future.
Members of congress who are inter-
ested in the Nicaragua canal project
have been notified by the leaders Of the
house that the measure will not be con-
sidered at this session Of congress.
An original bill was reported BY
Senator Hill in the senate on the 18th,
directing the attorney general to insti.
tute in the United States courts Of
California such suit as he may deem
necessary TO enforce any claim Of the
United States against The Stanford
estate, and to cause it to be prosecuted
as rapidly as tho interests Of justice
will permit
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-17

anbusl. near Montgomery, W. Va, last
week, IS now believed to have been
shot BY men who took part in the re-
cent riots in that section.
The latest news from the Codlt ardie
geld fields in Australia statcsdhat three
men have returned freln Mount Mar
Igaret with l5o ounces Of gold each.
They give excellent accounts of the
''country
Mac Younllins, an oil driller, was lit
Orally roasted at a wen at Herman Sta
ton, Pa The crew were drilling tub
ing. when the well flowed. Younkins
WAS saturated with oil, which ignited
from the derrick lamp.
Elmer G. Saftley, under sentence of
-four years FOR wrccking the Kansas
City Safe Deposit and Savings bank,
was released from jail Tuesday after
noon on bond Of $4,000, and will have
his liberty vntil the supreme court
passes upon his case.
| The Boston lierald's Gourock cores
pondent tcIegraphs as follows: Unless
tho owner OF Che Vigilant changes his
hind, the Yankee boat will not return
TO the states this fall, but will anchor
here in The Clyde, and will be fitted
I}cr winter racing in the Mcditcr-
ranean.
Great excitement prevails at Colxato,
Mimi, over what is pronounced by
doctors to DC q case Of Asiatic cholera
in the family Of Eric Ericsson, three
miles east of that place. The man was
taken sick and in less than fifteen hours
turned partly black and died with
great pain and commissions.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-17
General News Summary.
Interesting Home and Foreign News
CONGRESS.


~, AVE mo vclng quorum appeared
49, - KY ,l9ee Pr y UNIFORM syS7
s III, - uannrupsey cae W lor passage ev
ois n,1o noMeyer passeu py unnnneus
No.. olo ~ wy Il l'os'e'on az ~
Sia ~, aVlvls ~ e,'c ins
s.r ~ ~ vas pieson'cu ape
r. ~ ~
fioush,--7in committee o. tho whoio tho house
. ~ laVorapie aet'oh upon several ellis au-
.norizlng ehc ereetion q public buildings but
sSr - y - tiieit frVsicss q p''-
~ ~ rs III ~ etecs y new pose once
s. = e1ae y elp'v3, season q
,.,. "ss inaus 'ia,ea Mnic altcr IVY
aessu cfen'uatso ~ adjournment "'inout
~
49,, 20 Z, 4aas session 'o-cay was ae-
', ~. q iew Efsa.e piis
49, ~ - a, ny lcs' y Inc time was
3 80 - - =. uSts. ousincsS'
no ~ aaWanan questlon came upand
was Y, VIGOROUSLY discussed BY Mr.. houtelle, who
vaipiy endeayored tcsobtain recognition Of his
INsoiu'ion I. fegerelnk inc new republic he de-
1920 q ~ ,1@ 's,,a ioiicy ~ ,ne auhlnis
sr ,'i,' w. .. M''a Ss.iiou uown w VIC spe"Rci
~ ~ - ~ 800 wy ei.siencs " ehe mil
~ Z. = ioiei. ~ e%ci,ips ueoaee IN regard
~ ~ ny oiipvsineuc"A uhilcu states troops ~
.'uiiis INC recent fioes' Inc Dill went
~. "'eno1s ass.oN
eENATh' Aug. 1.-TWO FouiH wefe spent in
discussing the stalks q the tarifbill Senator
III onerea resolution directing the senate
conlcIees 70 report 70 the senate whether they
were iiAeiy 70 come 70 an agreement and II not,
- ro .l's, y we senate dlsagroement with
~ e ~. psanssion o. we points q aincrence SO
,9 se.aac ihlkne eke ac.lon tnereon, me
1000 s. :, unucr tnc ruies ahu me
ing feaihaer OF me session 70
r,o.-,,.. Z s u,
~, SESSION was almost Wholly
.ea .nen ~ Win lne consideration q the 1rst
vvn ;sa ,epors on me sunury ciyil appro-
prlation piii. Public land questions occupied
.s',' 4 M 49,
3Esa w aug, iis-oeDate opened on the rcso-
.paiou q MT. hlii, instructing the senate con-
lerecs % tne Tariff Din TO report whether the
conlerees o. the TITO houses were likely to
agree ana Il not 80 report disagreement.
lne resolution was defeated for the time being
oy me passage OF motion to proceed 70 execu-
i've business
House. The session Of the house was con-
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-17
TIE EAST.

AT Bridgeport. Pa, on the Sth Lizzie
Daniels aged Ii. shot and instantly
killed May Weaver, 10 years Of age.
The girls quai1eled about a swing,
during which the Daniels girl pulled a
s2-caliber revolver and fred, the ball
entering the Weaver girls brain above
the right eye. The snurderess was ar
rested.
1t is announced that Madeline Pol
lard is TO appear on the stage uAder the
management Of Nelson Roberts Miss
Pollard will begin her season ii the
middle Of October in Chicago and will
appear in New York City during the
winter.
For years the Scott Stamp and Coin
Company, of New York City, has suf-
fered from series of robberies. On
the Sth Miss Lizzie McDermott, one Of
the employees of the company, was arr
rested on suspicion. She confessed to
taking $500 worth of stamps, which she
had disposed of for $50, aud implicated
other employees who have stolen nearly
so Zoo worth of stamps
Edward Weihl. secretary Of a Chi
eago building and lcsn association, was
arrested at New lolls City on the 18th.
charged with embczzlement IT IS, roo
belonging to the associatior.
Thomas Holt. janitor of the Church
of the Atonement, at brooklyn, N VI,
on the 18th shot his wife three times
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-17
n
CITY DIRECTORY

Methodist Episcopal Church, South;
John p. Funk, Pastor. Services lst
and Bird Sundays IN each month, at II
d. IN. and j. nj. Sunday School at
9:30a. m, ]. N, Gilmore, supt
c. y. Chusca,, j. M. Ashford Pastor.
Services End 18th Sahfday in each
month, at Il A. m. AMI s p. m. Sun
day School, $3.50 a. m, J. w. Garrett,
Supt,
n 10. q. +. Lodge No. 80, meets ev-
cry Tuesday night at $ p, nj. J. 2
Funk, N. G., w. w. Kronk, sccy.
+. a. NJ, Minosa Lodge No, 542.,
meets on or before the Full Moon in
eachmonth. ). NJ. Ashford, w. NJ,
j. D. Kennedy Scey,
10. G. T. Lodge, No 80 mcets e.
cry Monday night at 5. p. NJ John r
funk, NJ &. r. y. y. NcNelys secy.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-17
FOREIGN iNTElLicEncE.

The extensive coal mines near DOM
browa, in Poland. have been burning
for several days. Thc fire was started
by an explosion of gas when the full
force Of men was underground. Several
hundred men are entombed in the mines
and all hope OF saving them has been
abandoned
Cholera is steadily Spreading west
ward in Europe. The disease has OBJ
tanned a foothold in nineteen Russian
provinces, where deaths by hundreds
occur daily Cholera exists in seven
teen districts of Galicia and scores of
deaths from the disease take place
every day. In East Prussia, especially
in Dantzic, the situation is growing
worse.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-17
WEST AND SOUTH.

The Consolidated Coal Company at
Frostbulg, Md, has notified all the
miners who stuck to their posts during
the recent protracted strike that they
will each receive nine months rent and
fuel free.
Madame Loula Randle, a Detroit
fAlich.) aeronaut, was Killed at Nash
vile, Tenn, Oh the 10th while making
anascension. she cut loose her para
chute while at d great height and
lodged in a tree, from which she fell
and broke her neck,
Murray Meyer and Charles Ewald
both about 20 years old. were drowned
in Lake Michigan, near Grand Marais,
Mich, on the 10th, while bathing.
Bandits are plying their vocation in
western oklahoma. Five of them en-
tered store at Worthwhile on the 18th
and compelled the merchant to turn
over to them all his cash, amounting to
several hundred dollars. A few miles
from the village they stopped farmer.
by drawing receivers, and forced him
TO select from his herd 1--WE Shoice
horses, which they took
A bill was filed in the circuit court at
Chicago on the 18th to foreclose a $l3s.-
900 trust deed on the Vendome hotel
property, one of the exposition hotels
OF the permanent class "A receiver was
asked for to make a settlement to sell
The property
For the week ended August II. the
receipts Of gold bullion at the United
States assay Office in Helena, Mont,
amounted to Sl2o.OsS. This is the
largest weeks business in the history
Of the HelcAa office.
On the night Of the 18th q. T. Bosley,
night engineer ut the Terre Haute
lind street railway company's power
house, was Instantly killed by current
Of 500 volts a electricity.
Two express trains collided on the
Atchison, Topeka 4 santa lie railroad
between lIurdlaAd aud Gibbs. Mo, OF
the 18th. Two tfAinmen were killed
and several passengers injured and the
locomotives and express and baggage
ears completely demolished
While engaged in constructing b
| flume for floating ties III Granite can.
yon on Tongue river, near Sheridan
Wyo., on the 18th, four wcrkmen were
crushed to death 1n5.er tos.s OF rocl;
| which rolled on them after a blast
! The Wichita 4Kan.s National hank
suspended payments on the 18th. The
/ Wichita National is the Oldest and
largest banking institution in Tina,
part Of Kansas, having been organized
in 1873.
! At yiclssburg. Mich, on the 18th, T.
w. l,rainarl shot and killed his wife
and then killed himself. Mrs. lsrainard
had recently commenced divorce pro.
ceedings against her husband and this
is the alleged cause for the double
tragedy.
On the night Of the 18th the United
Salt Company's works at Cleveland, O..
were burned Loss $!5o,O00; insurance
| $780, 900.
Mrs. Mary J. Shirk. widow of e. j.
/ Shirk, the millionaire banker, died al
Peru, Ind. on the 18th. She was ons
Of the wealthiest women in the western
states, her fortune being estimated Al
from $1,000, 900 to Si60o 600.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-17
LOCALS
Snub not lest yc be snubbed.

Snub not lest yc be snubbed.
The loafer is an incubus on the
growth ofosAs commanity.
Mrs w. w. Kmnk ii Visiting at
Flat Woods this week,
Work has commenced on the NJ.
T.. Church s.
Miss Nina Garner Is quite i'll
with typhoidfever.
Jersy lost Biscuit at W. W.
Kronks.
Mrs. Tom Dunn has returned
from visit to rel@tiycs in Athens
Ala.
Noah Hancock and family, Of
Pulaski have been visiting relati-
YES in the city this week.
DO you want a first class shave?
Iiso, 50 to J. II. Fields.
Charlie Schadcgave us an irish
potato that weighed 2afb 4 few
days since.
Bring your country produce to
]. G. Belle,
Our Corporation authorities have
been doing some good work on
Pulaski street.
sl.30 pays for the DEMocrAr and
Memphis Commercial Tor ono ycas.
Atty. Thomson, Of Erin Tenn.l
has been in the city for the past
week.
Ice for sale at Barnett 4
Schlatcrs.
The loafer is always looking
around for Col set-'em-up.
Misses Fannie and Hester Coop
have been attending the reviva, on
Crowson this week.
Do you want your moneys
worth2 Then go to J, G. Bellies
when you need groceries.
Mrs VIM. Medley, has returned
after q pleasant visit at Mt, Pleas
ant.
The Memphis Commercial ant
the DEMOCRAT for only $3.50 :
year.
Read the advertisement of tht
Evergreen Nurseries, of Evergreen
Door Co, Wis.
| W. w. Kronks, is wholesale an,
retail agent for Excelsior self rising
-four Try it.
Get your pictures taken now Will
you have the opportunity as vii
leave in August IT. II. Hanson.
| Miss Mamie Dunn entertained /,
few friends at her pleasant homo q
Waterloo street Monday evening
All parties who want pictures takel
had better come at once, as will leav
some time in August. H. H. Hanson.
Bring your job work to tn
DEMOCRAT Office. Prices and qua
ity of work guaranteed 10 Civ
satisfaction.
T. NJ. Hurst with the Mntua
Reserve Fund Lie Association. q
New York, has been in the cit
this week.
California Fruits coffee sugar an
staple groceries at let i've prices ut o
A. Browns.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
v'erIa's Fair Highest Nedzi ars ns7ie-s
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-17


a lot Of nincompoops were out
one night last week Tightening
nervous people and harmless caaai-
mes with their hip-guns. You are
too cowardly to shoot at anything
but a lamp or or d lightning bug
But keep on il, you 50 &esic, for a
broad grin goes all over he'll when
your names are mentioned, as it is
your baggage is checked for that
place.
We have made additional pre-
parations for keeping fresh meat.
and will now have supply on
hand regularly.
Barnett & Schlater.
Columbia, Aug 9-Miss Lou
Willie Cecil left for Nashville a few
days since, where she was Joined BY
| DR.. and Mrs, r. NJ. Sanders, Miss
| Mildred Harvey, Of Lawrenceburg;
Miss Mary Patterson, Of Savannah,
Tenn, and Misses Ella and Mary
Phillips Of Pulaski, the party leav-
ing at once for New York. Arriving
at the metropolis, they expect 70
join other friends and then sail for
Paris on the ship Spasfndan. :
| Nashville American.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-17
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.


Pleasant Point.
We your Committee beg leave
to report that whereas; it has pleas
led kind providence to res4ovc from
our midst our kind and much
1selovcd brother George A. Newton
that we bow in humble submission
to the decree that has taken him
hence. Therefore be it resolved
that the Brotherhood has sustained
i great loss, the community good
citizen, and u mother a kind and
ailcctionate son. Bro. G. A. New
ton was born Feb. % 1855, he lived
a poacablc and quiet life, was loved
by all that knew laim-hc was
raised to a Master Mason in Pleas
ant Point Lodge No. $40, the a Of
July 1890, and soon became Il
bright and useful Mason he died
July 18th 1894 leaving many
friends with sad hearts to mourn
his loss. George we greatly miss
the though, we hope to meet agar,
where wcg never have to leaveI they
Lin a world that's free from sin
Resolved that this be fled with
the Lodge papers, and copy o.
| the same be sent to both Of oul
County papers for publication, ars'
a copy Of these resolutions be SEM
his mother, Mrs. Mary Newton
Pleasant Point, Tenn. :
Committee G. G. Lawrence
p. a. Norton.