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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-01-25
WEBBNILLE.

George Johns, Of Huntington, W
Va, is here.
We noticed several OF our people
going to your place last week,
Among the number were Judge
Woods, S. b, Underwood, Mrs. Ell.
ID. Webb and others.
Last Saturday while the f.. X.
train was backing up from willard
II ran into a rock that had slid on
the track, but only tore all the steps
off OF three coaches.
DR.. NJ. G.. Watson has returned
from Louisville. We are glad to
welcome the doctor again In our
midst.
A. j. Webb is shipping quite a
lotof tanbark from this place to
Louisville market.
j. +. Lang, well known stavc
man Is spending few days in the
Queen City. When he returns he
expects to open full store at this
place.
Mrs J.W.Pennington has been i'll
for some time with fever, and we
are glad to say that she is lmprov-
ing.
G. II. Shortridgc, OF Fallsburg,
spent few days at this place last
week
d. M. Justice, d Ratclif, was
visiting his sister, Miss NJ. Il. JUS
tice Sunday, Bon & DICK.
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II you have neighbor who does
not take the NEWS recommend ii
to him Gf you can conscientiously
do sO) and ask him to subscribe.
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robaooo Seed for Sale.

AT Snyder Bros. store you can
get first class tobacco seed, grown
and put up by T.. y. White. It
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sTRoPoISE
rs DISEASE.

fES DlSE ASEs'
gctropoise gave me com
gllef from eXcruciating pain
e applications also find
3D. for treating children for
II numerous ailments.-C. T.
,den, with Bridgford IL Co.,
louisville, KY.
Mr.. G. W. Flint, OF Skylight,
Ky, says" suffered for years with
my kidneys, inflammation of the
bladder and enlargement of the
PROSTATE gland After a short trial
of the Eleclropoise | am entirely
relieved, aud feel twenty years
younger"
have derived more benefit from
the use of ElectropOise than from
all other remedies combined. |
THINK II the gr6ndest invention oil
the age, 1t can not be praised too
highly. Mrs. NJ. E, German, Sad
ieville, Ky, August 20.
John H. Davis, Esq, of Bar
louisville, KY. "The Electropoise
| is the best all.round doctor | know
of. My wife suffered from effects
of la grippe for several years; also
a complication of other ailments.
Now she is entirely well. Indiges-
ton bothered me a great deal am
now veil. One OF my neighbors is
using it for lung trouble, and re-
ports Improvement"
As a curative agent the Electro
poise can not be equaled. Nearly
1000 have been put out from this
Office in the last three months.
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Before buying Il cloak be sure to
get the latest style, Wohave them
from $3.50 up,
q. W. GuNNEIL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-01-25

" Electropoise put on trial for
four months for $40. Send for
valuable hook free.
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NoguIot lerm oron. Fcbrunry I 81.

STATE OF KENTUCKY, COUNTY OF LAWRENCE:
& Il Nnsnn h of Bank of Lousa Bank located and doing
business in the town of Louisa in said county being duly
that the foregoing Reports in all respects alu statement of the
don 0 the said Bark the close of hun the 3s day Do
cemb 1894 to the best of his knowledge atd belief and further
that the business OF said bnk has been transacted the oon
named and not elsewhere and that the above report made
pane with official notice received from the SECRETARY Of State des.
gnang the 3lst day OF December 1894 The day which such
port shall he made
Subscribed and before q u VRsoN CASHIER
me by g. T. Ninson, the 81 dny Of J. CARRIED, Director
January 1895 r. II VAUGHAN J. ". NJ. SynwAhT Director.
Notary Public. D. BuRcuEyT Director
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DIR. Prices cream 1aaing Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Notice..

To whom it may concern All
parties who are entitled to the ben
Gifts of the pauper fund OF Law
renee county, KY, are hereby di-
rected to report to the keeper of the
infrmary as directed by law.
Done by order Of the fiscal court,
this seventh day OF January, 1895.
A. T. WILBUR,
A. j. CONLEY,
II. B, HEWLETT,
DAVID BoGGs,
NJ. b. THOMPSON,
Members Fiscal Court.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-01-25

Lanes Medicine Moves Tue towel, Eirl
Day In order to he healthy Til, Is nac-
essary,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-01-25

AT COSTA fine organ for sale
at wholesale price, Apply at Con-
ley's Jewelry Store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-01-25

Everybody wants this new book BY Americas
Circaleit llnmoflsl. liest thing for years A
rrAt chance 10 mako big money, Agents are
making from o. 10 80 lay, Send for clvular
and terms without Delay, ~ some one else " W.
nran this rleh harvest Sold only by srlefrlp
llon, and exclusive territory given each ngrn {
Mention pfIcr Address The n, q, llamillo
Rub. Co, ool ! hc Arcade, Cleveland, ohio.
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IL" nalO mlu-WlnlGT ENCuf-
sion to Cincinnati Wednes-
day January 3oth, via C. g.
o. R'y.
Tickets good going ON regular
trains Nos. II and Is leaving Cat
lettsburg at $500 a, m, and / II p.
m, good returning on regular trains
Nos. lG and Is, leaving Cincinnati
7:lO a. m, and 2 30 p. m, Thurs.
day January 3lst, and on train lG,
leaving Cincinnati $40 n. M, Fri
day February Ist. Rou,d trip only
$500. Don't fail to goand visit the
Queen City with her countless
amusement resorts and numerous
handsome theaters playing excel
lent attractions.
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Cough lead, 10 Consumption, Kemp
Balsam stops the Cough at once.
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loND's BRANCH.

in a play with her little
Mrs. Martela Roberts had
sfortune to get an eye
Fed out on Friday of last
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W. est Deer Isle,

West Deer Isle.
Fred Briggs, Of Moodford's, spent sun
day with friends here.
Rev. B. 5. Fifield will close his labors
with the Free Baptist church at this place
sunday, Aug. 25.
Oliver Mills, wife, and two children,
OF Somerville, Mass, are visiting his
fat her, P. II. Mills.
Miss Flora T. Cookson, who has been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. b. 5. Fifield, re-
turned to her home in Rockland Monday
Two young ladies OF New Jersey are
spending their vacation at Mrs. Eunice
Morey's. This is a desirable location for
those visiting to spend the summer
months in quiet way.
AuS.6. F.
Miss Carrie and Lydia Mills, OF Port
land, visited relatives in this place Fri
day.
Mrs. Rich and child, and Miss Nor
wood, OF fremont, are visiting at Z.
Colts.
Miss Maud Small, Of Sunset, left FRI
day for Southwest Harbor, " here she viii
work in hotel.
Mr.. Brown, Innate of the steamer City
of Bangor, with his wife. spent Sunday
with Mrs. NJ. A. Fitield.
Miss Marion Fiheld, vi no has been at
work in Castine for the past two years,
returned home Wednesday to spend a
few weeks vacation.
There was a good attendance at the
services at Nest Deer Isle, both morning
and evening. The social service follow
ing the bible talk was especially interest
ing, as many youthful voices were heard
prai,ing the Lord,
Two We're received as candidates for
baptism and church membership at the
monthly conference OF the Free Baptist
church Saturday, Aug. 10. There viii
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Green's Landing.

The Cadet band lately gave concert
and dance at Northwest Harbor
Rev. f. W. Belcher occupied the Con-
gregational pulpit on Sunday last.
Steamer "Silver Star will take an ex-
cursion from here to Northport on Thurs
day of camp meeting week
Rev. 5. D. Towne Will give his lecture
with stereopticon illustrations in the Con-
gregational church this evening.
The handsome new yacht "Gleam" :,
owned by II. w. Savage, OF Boston, with
Fred Hatch OF this town as captain, was
in the harbor for a day or so the past
week.
Mrs. Jennie Russ Spoford, who has
been suffering from rheumatic and heart
troubles for several weeks, was very low
on Tuesday and Wednesday, but her con-
dition is now somewhat improved.
Rev. w. L. Muttart preached at the
Methodist church on Sunday, a very in
teresting sermon from Eph. 4 ;13: Till
we all come in the unity OF faith unto
the measure of the stature OF the full
ness Of Christi
The three master "Fiheman,' owned by
S. w. Goss, of this place, is here, just
arrived light from Bangor, to load gran
lite. Her last cargo from here in July
was stone to New York and corn from
that city to Bangor. She is commanded
by one our smartest young navigators,
Capt. George Knowlton.
A praise concert was given at the Con-
gregation church on Sunday evening,
Aug. 4. Opening and closing exercises
were recitation of welcome and farewell
composed by the pastor for the occasion,
and given by Miss Nellie Eaton and Miss
Edith Dits. Also an original poem by
Mr.. Muttart, lessons from the Soil, "
was recited by Miss Mabel Knowlton.
Rev Horace Haskell at Methodist church,
six O'Clock service the same evening, gave
very enjoyable account of the Boston
Christian Fndeavor convention, to which
he Was delegate.
Among arrivals during the past week
were Edward Smith, Orrington; Mabel
c. Snow, Boston; DR.. Boynton, North
Haven; John McGorrill, Clinton; Clifford
Butler, Thomaston; Mrs. Emma Miller,
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Franklin Road.

Franklin Road.
Madison Joy has new bicycle.
Mrs. John Hutchins and son George
have returned to Lynn, Mass.
Mrs Eliza Jordan, OF Walt ham, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. +. l.. kingman.
Capt Robert killman and wife, OF Pros
pect have been visiting their son. Ney
kilIman.
Misses Rena Butler and Effe McFar-
land have returned home from South
west Harbor.
Aug. 10. h
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West sullivan.

West sullivan.
George H. Tracy is blasting out well.
Edward Dorcum has just finished new
stable.
id Blaisdell is repairing his old home
stead.
Jerry Sabine and wife, of Bangor, are
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. vose and little daughters are Wis
iting Mrs. T. q. Abbott.
The lawn party Tuesday evening was a
successful and pleasant event.
Miss Matte Hopkins returned to her
home in Fort Fairfield last week.
Saturday evening supper was served
at Milton hall by the ladies of the village
improvement society.
L. s. Marshal Smith was in town last
week and placed an attachment on the
steam tug phillips Eaton" for damages
done to the schooner Julia ). Bailey
while towing. She was released Satur-
day.
Aup. - u.
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DEER ISLE NEWS.


Deer Isle
Mrs. r r Kelsey Is IN quite poor neat II
Mrs. Leman Is stopping at Mrs r. IL
Goss
A. Curtis returned to his home last
week.
Mrs. Cora l.. Torrey Is at home for a
short time.
Peter Anderson went to Bangor on
Wednesday.
Norman Watkins leaves for Boston on
Mrs. 4. Ford. Of Worcester. Mass. is
here on a visit.
Can't. Samuel Scott i loading a cargo OF
coal at his wharf.
n.t.z:. t.z.,z,,.,.i,.., at Mr.
,.,..-,,,. p.,.,,,.
,....,-,,. 49,. - I1tF, part +. visit
- r,ta,i,-,s h.,ra
..,=- u,
Nl.9' -Na" 10" ie'' 'o' '7''''' ''' 49,
0'' Il u 'o's
/. Is. haskelI ana VIE OF Saieih' miss
: . . i
MISS Annie Fressey ieaVes for heF hoiie
IN Massachusetts on MohoaS.
DR.. 5. b. Collins nephew, Of New York,
IS here on business for his uncle, who Is
now in Paris.
Frank FERGUSON with his son Eugene.
Of Chelsea. Mas il visiting his father.
DR.. + r. Ferguson.
,oo;oh,,.a,.. $1,000 ~, ia .. -
Town nan eahesoaS evening fFoeeeos
Aof painting the parsonage
MI, ana Mrs. +. Neal ana son FRANK
le'' LOT .helf nome III dorchester on
au"s oo9t'
Qul'e hunioef oi yachts "e'i' 70 as
'1"e o'i 7a' uiuAS W eii'ei 'ne me- ''''' =
ou' 4oi SOME eause inc ia1e was P'9'
SATURDAY evening H. MIS-, .. . 7eo'' "'iN
Miss Annie ffessey were arriving from
- Us =. =. SY NJ,
-. ,..'.. -
y" az
fN''o.e n a. -
morning visited the Second church in
the afternoo, and in the evening cave 9,
the FIRST church his stereonticon lecture
-, ..rhe Core.rae,otio,,or ,,brrob VII IN
Maine" very interesting and instruc-
tive lecture.
Aup 70
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he baptism here the last Sunday III
August,
Oliver Mills. who has been spending a
two weeks vacation with his father, P
II. Mills. has returned to his home in
Someryille. Mass. His wife and children
will remain until he weather is cooler.
Aug. L. +.
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Winter Harbor; Miss Carrie Mills, Mrs.
Walter Card and child, Portland; Mrs.
James SWEET, Wellfeet. Mass. Mrs. Win
field Hatch and two children. Ruth and
Marjory, Maiden, Mass; Rena Crockett.
Oceanyille; Mrs. Barney, Boston; Mrs
Smith, North Haven; Mrs. Della Dufore
Petrie, Barre. Vt; Mrs. George Tolman.
Portland; Miss Lettie Best, Sylvester
Phinney and wife, and Prince PhInney,
Pittsfield Mr.. Mccarthy. wife and chill
dren, Boston.
Aug. l.. fI~IE II.
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1t looks a though the dull times had
struck Us to see three or four vessels lying
idle in our harbor at this season. Capt.
Chatto of the "Myronus" has turned 10
house carpentering.
District lodge, /. o. OF G. T., meets with
Excelsior lodge at East Surry, Thursday,
Aug. % There Will be public meeting
in the evening when Rev. David Boyd Of
Newport is expected to speak. As Mr..
Boyd is a member Of the supreme lodge
of Good Templars and has lately been as a
delegate to that body, We hope to learn
something from his visit. Frank W.
Gowen of Wateryille, national lecturer
and organizer Of the order OF Good Tenn
plars, who is stopping at Pleasant Beach,
on Union river bay, will be present. 1t
is expected that he will lecture on the
evening of the 21st at Rural hall. No
man is better acquainted with the order
than Bro. Gowen. His experience as a
lecturer covers the United States and
Canada.
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Tbs mothers meeting Of the ". 4. +.
I. an Wednesday ess Wy interestEa E,
and the subject j. to be continued at Tie
next meeting
Their was "a picnic and ciamhaNe al
Holt Point on Thursday afternoon,
which va, much enjoyed by those at
tending. Picuics and berrytng parties
are IN order now
The golden era must be approaching,
for our road con- missioner or surveyor
was out this week carting off the stones
which had been raked from the highway.
Usually they are left for the small boys
to Use a. ammunition till hey reach the
road again.
Kevs. Messrs. Beleher, OF South Deer
Isle, and Haskell. OF South Thomaston,
exchanged puIrits Sunday. Mr.. Haskell
lectured in the evening on the progress
OF young people as illustrated at the
Christian Endeavor convention. The
delegates TO that convention have carried
an influence from it far and wide, a
seems by the various accounts OF echo
meetings, lectures etc, that those who
were not privileged to go have had the
benefit of.
Aug g. w
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COUNTY NEWS.
West Trenton.

West Trenton.
Mrs. Berth 3. Higgins and children, OF
Rockland, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Lena Marshall, who has been in
Lawrence, Mass, for several months, has
returned home.
Charles H. Haynes and wife, Of Els
worth Falls. were in town on Friday OF
this week calling on relatives.
Allen NJ Hopkins, no is employed at
Bar Harbor, was at home few days re-
Gently on account of i'll health.
Miss Mary J. Anderson and Miss Hattie
Leland have gone to the Lyman house,
where they AnYe obtained employment.
Mrs. John Haynes and children have
gone to Salmon Falls to visit her sister,
Mrs. LIZZIE Belle Joy, he IS in very poor
health.
Mrs. BENZ T. Bowden and son Arthur,
OF Dover, y H., and Miss Linda NJ. Burns,
of Boston, are visiting their parents, Asa
M. Burns and wife.
Mrs. Daniel Mcintyre, born Hopkins,
of Salmon Falls, formerly OF this place, IS
'
and other relatives.
A. Lawrence Poore and wife, OF Wal
than, Mass, were here on Tuesday of this
week on visit to Mrs. Poore's sister
Mrs Mark II. Haynes.
A monument has recently been set in
the cemetery lot OF Elisha {. Murch, to
the memory OF his wife and son. 1t is
from II. W. Dunn's marble works.
Mabel A. Hopkins, of this place, and
Warren Smallidge, of Seal Harbor, came
here from Bar Harbor on Saturday night
on their bicycles, remaining over Sun
day.
Miss Grace McKannon, OF Salem, Mass,
accom- panied by her cousin, Miss Ethel
Cousins, OF Bangor, was here few days
last week visiting her sister, Mrs. Ira {.
GetchelI.
Capt. Shepard Thompson, Of Chicago,
after an absence OF several years, Is here
visiting at the old homestead, the resi-
dence of the late Capt William Thomp-
SON. His many friends are glad to well
come him.
There are expected to arrive at the Will
lows on the 18th, J. A. Talman and wife,
of Waltham, Mass; Edward Talman anc
wife, of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. II.
A. Mansfield and Harry Mansfield, OF
Walt ham, Mass.
party has recently arrived at the
Naples, consisting OF W. l. Fox and
wife. f. A. Newton and wife, Miss Alice
Newton, of Boston; Miss Helen Bradley,
of Bridgeport, Conn. They are enjoying
boating and fishing.
Ernest Cole and wife, OF Boston, have
been here visiting Mrs Coles parents, L.
Y. Marshall and wife, and other relatives
and friends. They returned to their
home on Monday. They each own BIZ
cycle and while here, made the fourteen
mile trip from here to Bar Harbor in one
hour and forty-tive minutes. Mrs. Cole
is an expert bicyeIist.
Aug. 10. Roy.
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Think of this Hoods sarsaparilla is the
only true blood purifier prominently in the
public eye to-day. 1t cures disease when all
others fail, because it makes pure blood.
Hoods pills cure iaundice, biliousness, sick
headache, constipation and all liver ills.-4dr.
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East Surry.
The SCHOOL, house Of this place is being
repaired Capt P. P. Stinson is doing the
plastering.
Miss Arrie Treworgy and Miss Alice
.BelIatty have been visiting their parents
the past week.
A party Of friends of this place met at
Weymouth Point last Friday for a picnic.
A nice clam chowder was reli-hed by all,
and all went home happy.
Mrs. Nancy Bellatty and family, and
Mrs. Addle Treworgy and family, took
supper in II. \. Trevorgy's fine grove Of
cedars last Thursday evening.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-02-01
MARRIED SUNDAY.

The NJ ost prominent social affair in
this section the past week was the mar
riage of G. l.. Norman and Miss Camilla
Turman at the home of the brides par.
ents in Wayncsboro last Sunday, the
Rev. J. NJ. Ashford officiating.
1t was very quiet affair, only those
of the immediate family knowing the
EO ,r set for the ceremony.
There are not two better known
young people in Wayne county than
is the bride and groom.
The Enterprise feels for them a more
than ordinary friendship and feels sure
that the lives of two people so peculi-
airy suited can be produtive of nothing
but happiness and pleasure, and we de-
sire to herein record our best wishes and
congratulations-Clifton Enterprise.
The groom is well known here
and has a large list of warm friends
We wish Charley and his fair bride
world of happiness.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-02-01
AGEORGLA SCENE.

Here is a true picture of life in
the rural districts. An old lady
from Rockdale, with her children,
went to Sunday school in Coving
ton. After school Brother Rossel
assisted in hitching her steer
Buck" to the wagon and g"ttin
ON the wrong side of the beast
he fired away and licked the breath
out of the superintendent, wh'
groancd aloud. The old lady
rushed to his assistance and cX
claimed:
"You ding fool, what in tht
devil did you git on that side o
Buck fer? You mought 'er knowe(
| he'd 'er kicked the stuffin' out o
you. Don't you know that Bucl
amt crquaintcd with town folk
with store clothes on?'
After that she hitched Buck t.
the wagon without any help from
Brother Ros cr.
Frank l.. Stanton.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-02-01
NJ. J. Richardson.

In recent editorial the Salem, Or
cgon, Independent says; "Time and
again have we seen Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy tried and never without
the most satisfactory results. whenever
we see person afflicted with hoarseness,
with a cough or cold, we invariably ad-
wise them to get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy; and when they do, they never
regret it. 1t always does the work, and
does it we'll" For sale by J. II. Stribling
& Go. Druggist.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-02-01

Dear christian do you have trou-
bic with false brethren? Remem-
Der the sun is sometime eclipsed-
and we read of at least one judas
with the apostles.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-02-01
SHOTS AT RANDOM.
FOYER FoRTY.1

Genuine religion does not sound
trumpets nor flourish banners to
attract attention; yet, like the
silent forces of nature it moves
steadily on, and lights and trans
forms the world.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-02-01
A Recommendation From Los
Angeles.

632 Castcler ST Los Angeles, CAL
After having suffered for a long time
from acute rheumatism without obtain
ing relief, used Cnambcrlain's Pain
Balm and was almost Immediately re-
lieved. / highly recommend this as the
best medicine known. ID. NJ. Hamilton.
For sale by J. Ii. Stribling & Go. Drug
gist.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-02-01

Don't judge of a mans religion
by his ash, and amcns! in "meetin"
Watch his work and life and yoC
will have a correct guide-'by their
fruits We shall know them"
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-02-01
later find his masque torn off.

CThe horse that will not work
usually makes a good kicker, So,
ifa church member will not work
you may look out for his heels
(his tongue)
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-02-01

W. T. Nixon, w. NJ, N. B
Simms, S. W., B. NJ. Childes, J. w.
p. P. Cooke, Treas, J. B. Kennedy
s., D. c. Hill, S. D., J. X. Garner
J. D., c. Derit, T., A. c, Freemon
and E. Foster, Stewart.
10. G. T,
At regular meeting of Law
renceburg Lodge No. 80, l. O. G.
T., on Januory 29th 1895, the fol
lowing officers were elected;
B. NJ. Childes, c. r., Mrs. j. w
Harmon V. T., S. D. Neelley, c..
NJ. Richardson, Secy,, c. Berg, f, S
Emma Harmon, 7. Lawson Bills
NJ, Ed McNeal, G., Guy Starr. S.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-02-01

The exposure to all sorts and condi
tions of weather that lumbcrman is
called upon to endure in the camps
often produces severe colds which, if not
promptly checked, result in congestion
or pneumonia. Ma. J. o. Davenport, ex-
manager of the Fort Bragg Redwood Co.,
an immense institution ut Fort Bragg,
Cal, says they sell large quantities of
Chan. bcrlain's Cough Remedy at the
company's store and that he has himself
used this remedy for severe cold and
oil ia ned immediate relief. This mcdi-
cine prevents any tendency of cold
toward pneumonia and insures aprompt
recovery. For sale by j. II. Stribling u
Co. Druggist.
The plans have all been laid for
an interstate drill to be held in
Mem ohis next spring. The papers
of other cities are commencing the
enterprise, and are hoping that no
thing will interfere with the pro-
icct. Military are forming in the
smaller towns in anticipation of the
event. Railroad passenger agents
are making ready to handle the
traffic. All the conditions are right
for sensational contest and an
immense assemblage. 1t only re-
mains to obtain the necessary sig
natures to the guarantee fund, and
the subscription of "A comparatively
small amount Tor the preparatory
work. A feature will hc mingling
of cx-Fcderal and cX-Confederate
soldiers in the camp and on the
field. 1t should be the most inter
c ting meeting ofSoldiers since the
war, and Memphis has the opportu-
nitv within her grasp.-Commcr-
cial Appeal.
Il