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STATK Dr.MOCRATIU TICKET.
Klittinn Novi ii.Im r I, Iicih.
For Covin nor-iWnUm McMlIIm,
for lLulni.n1 f4iMiini8sliimr-Ttiiimai I.
llwiit, J. N. Mekt'itxtf, N. W. !.i.llt
I nr HonU-r- A. V. I A.itil-4.
Wit-
FROM FAIRVIEW.
ltcptilar forn'siHrnili'iicr,
Wo nro wtill hnving tjoo) rainn,
nnd croH nro Tory fine.
liov. T. F. Ctuxm boan a revival
mo!tiut'; at Hhiloh yesterday.
John Trout, who resided in tho'
firtit district, died last Friday.
.... .i
lurs. l. JUcAulcy is indiHOoeod,
o.1 HT Hl ..!.... 1 ii I
i. mutu.7 uiw cnargooi ute
xxio muo son 01 W. r. UltorU,
of near Uolladay, dit-d last Friday.
aim rcmaius were tnierrou at rai-j
pmo oaiaruay.
1ft eix-montha-ohl child of ex-
xrusico v. j. Uarnca Uiod Kunday.
xuo remains woro intermt at l'ai-
t6fmo ycu)ruay.
L. M. M. Harris, Lnos Uatley
and dArtor Illv1An linil rrrnnf ctvirt I
v.b.v,.,i..ri,
lasiwcoK. liioynooKou ono yellow 1
ca$, 33 inches long, and 14 smaller
lien,
Mra Woods, wife of K. Woods,
who had been m feoblo health for
n. nnmhflr nf vttnrs rlnvi Sntnivlnw I
" J ' -..uiuUJ
t r -WT -aa-ml
at 0 n. m. lior romauiS Wero laid
to .rest at Shiloh Comctery yostor-
day. Funeral services were con-
du,ctod by llev. T. F. Cason. We
join, in extondmg sympathy to the
bereaved husband and relatives.
Fairvikw, August 2.
KEOM LIBERTY.
liflrtular corrospotlLnce.l
Tho sick is this community aro
reported botter.
1 . . . .
Will Urcenbner plea&O give S
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his version of the war?
Rbv. Mr. Bushardt held services
at -Greer Cemetery Sunday.
A. D. Vick has returned from a
trip to Obion and Woakloy Coun
ties.
Wo learn from tho Middlebrook
correspondent that a man commits
r. Vv f nmnrr 4. rif iViw nr
it it i av a 't i
puoiicum-mia. nwu.i i.
was ever a canaiaato or ever neia
OlTtce?
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Charles Webb ana wiio ana cam
mvilxr nnrl fnmi Iv. of Iliimnhrova
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County, havo boon visiting rela
tives and old friends in this com
munity. Mrs. Webb has had the
misfortune to lose here eyesight
einco thoy removed from Liberty,
If tho Greenbrier correspondent
got into tho war discussion ho may
become equally as tired of it as he
-v-nui.q to think others are. Uur
objection to discussing the ques
tion through the press is that it
may 'crowd out other letters, al
though the editor has been very
;r,r1 to nnblish our letters. But
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wo want to assure the Smith's Col
lege correspondent that we will
meet him in' open debate and dis
cuss the original question, which
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i n was turiml out on in.iu nml
ln nr, mi l tin- mnii v:..t j :i ! -.1
know wln tli. r ht h;ul ca;i;;!.t the
Iwar or thn li.'ur l.n.l cnii-l.t lii:n.
Tho ontl.-nrin h-n ilcjuirti'd from
tiin (jtii'htion njnj jono into hnnior,
'iml tliconly way fur to i;ct out
of it in to quit it just liko ho ditl
th nmin iiiifstion. Kh, oil inrtn?
Liukuty, August 2.
Tnblor'B l'nckt yo l'ilo Ointment
rclicvi'H intciiho ittjhin" It Ik'uK
it UlUlfllOU it
c tiros chronic c.'isvh
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Hhon 6iirL'oi!H iuiIh.
It H ii Bcion-
tific certainty. Jt.s k'Jcs inertthe
.through it.- cm-en. it it no xtivri-
meat Lvcry
hottlo luiratitet'il.
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l'rcHflou.
rnm klatwoods.
ClwvliU oorn'iHiiiiliiii('t.
J. M. Ctiil wont to Jnhnsonvillo
ono day lat week.
C. 15. Holland ha3 started up his
Raw a'i.1 irbt mill
M. M. Culr hns uioved to tho G.
T. Barrett placo on Uoavordam.
Arrotractnl incctin" rommpTipd
,i
t Harmon's fWl 1t. Knmlnv
Th0 nrotractwl ootin- will l,o.
cinatFlatwcxid.- noxtKundnv wif.lr
H C. Virk lmq r.nnn tn TT.wnn
City bavo hig cycfl trcateJ by a
specialist
A few crhoh nf rhilln nrul fovo
aro rcDOrtod. lint wo Imow of no Rn.
ri0U8 inPBs,
Tho corner-stone of a new church
building at (hoKtnnf. 1U11
last Saturdav. Tho oxoroiRoS worn
till r- x
conuuciou Dy liev. liir. uiinu, as-
sisto J bv othora
Flatwood.h, August 2.
Is your child puny, peeked and
peevish? Does it fret and cry with
nnt conmm.. .,.o.-. 9 T.. :i i
uu OUvmiUb vhuouj iwa 11 UUVU
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ronvn sionsiV F bo if hna wnro
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and Whito's Cream Verinif u-o-o will
safely expol thorn and restoro its
health. .2oc. Sold by J. G. Pros-
boh.
ATTENTION, KX-CONFEDEKATICH.
Tho following named committee is ur
gently requested to meet at tht court
house at Camden on Monday, August 8,
' or uf PWP80 01 ?,cctl.nS tmc
uuu iiacu lor iuu uuuuiii lueuHUii ui t,uo
cx-uoniouoraics oi uenion nnu uujoin-
jnfr counties ond to transact such other
I b "..f-u wi
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buiiincas as may come bef oro it :
First district, II. D. Odlo and William
Conloy; second, "William Harris and S.
W. Ilolladay ; third, J amcs Nunnery and
A. E. Swindle; fourth, I. Pierce and W.
Ii. Kee; fifth, J. II. Combs and W. W.
Jordan; sixth, O. C. Camp and W. W
poaton; seventh, James Nobles andJCon
Whcatley; eighth, W. K. Hicks and T.
w- Imcs; ninth, Jim Itodick and Jim
Berry; tenth, John Cuff and Dock Be
icwjciovonth, H. A. Grcono and Brad
talker; twelfth, W. W. Greer and II
G. Cole; thirtoenth, Ed Walker and J
I m o m . i it -- . i-i
i. opence; iourtecntn, imcn jarP ana
' .. . iuuiiA,
G. Robins,
President.
Secretary.
CASTOR 1 A
Tor Iztfaiits and Children.
T3 Kind YC'J H8 AlWSjfS BCUgfct
Bears the
Signature cf
STRATEO IMl'LKS.
I have tukon tip two mulos, one a buy
mule about 4 years old and 11 hands
high, and a two-year-old claybank mule
colt. They have been in my possession
since the 9th of this month. Tho owner
li requested to communicate with
Noah Davidson,
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n a Hturmv liii'Mt In VhvimiiImt iihniit t hi vnir
I -.'." .in i iiii.'i.uii liitm N-ii'h t ..ruliriii in. 'in iv in
to 'li'iiiii'tnf , t'iiiniM'il ut uu liiiliau vill.ri in
Nuuii t.ioi;:i.t iHMr v,hi-r' th" i.unoin I ;it 1 1 or
t'liirU.'un;iiii:,i w.it loui;lil III l v..'., on tin i! rittniil
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iiiitw itiiil -i iitiiii-tt-t-i 1 Hi'' in-ioni-.rtiutj trum
tin-in i.f wliiit W t.w hiiov.n it.! l.Uri-V Win
ol t aiiliii. 'Ihn "ir.i v. , . l.il I.; . nn-n.itv l :it a
Rorlil ttuli- ri-.u:.i! Mil an. I !ni Hoi'.l In In-al
limit ii s ire i n- 111 tin - rill. : a I illsi iiM-s mtimk.
to ivnlri n. It 1 1 si ittt ' v 1 1 u:.l vi ' y m i vciv hint
ami 'li-iritiirv ol tin1 I'liion nnd m sinnc lon-i
C'Mint: u-s, nnd l.t t'Mt lut-i.is call." i n ! 'i-i'tl ly
lt-.'!ini; ihvsii-li,ns, iiioiiiiiii nt d: !,j.:i"is and
el. units ami t I;ius;iih1m ol I in: lc-t vvonnii cd
Aiin.-rli'ii Adv.
Benton Seminary,
CAMDEN, TKNN.
A thorough tr.iminff school, fiuitcil to
tho not'dit iitiil wialitis of tho masses.
school where younp; men and young la-
ukjs of limited menus can securo a poon
in-:tetical etlucutiori ut u very smr.ll ex
I'euse. Send for eutnloguo nnd further
paittculars to V. D. C00rErv,
Priucipal
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISING
tAttvei-tisi'iiii'iitt Insi'iti'd uiuk-r tills head
at a ci'iiti pet lint! I'acli nisei linn.
IITAOISTUATK'S WAKKANTS, Kxenitlons,
ill and ht;iti UiirranlstorsalfiitTiiKCiiuus
lt'i.K ollice. Oilier blanks printed to order.
"VUK Job printing farilitii'-i are tii-st-fliiss, unit
V our .specialty is k'ood work. K.stlniiite.s (and
(;;ilimle.twliei..iisml,l..tuillh.. fiiniisl,..,! u
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IV"-'"''"'' auuicm jiik t HnoMCLK.iainiieu
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HP l IH! fjP ?JP 14?PUI II
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OR OUR SAVIOUR IN ART.
Cost over SlOO.Offl to ntiblisli. Containa nenrlv
2IX) liiU-p:iL'e eiiL'ravini.'s of our ISuvionr. bv the
great masters. Lvrry pieture Is repi odueisl from
some famous paint mi;. Airents are takin-r from
three to twenty orders tier day. The hook is so
beautiful that, when people see it tliev want It
THE r'l KS'i (UiANCli AT THK t'lCTUUKS
IlKOUOll T TKAKS TO MY KYKS," savs one
Cleared SlaO lirst week's work w ith tlie book.
savn ajiot her. "Some. UiKh-f,rrade man or woman
;; ZIZS
l no niaue taKin oiiu-rs tor h. iso a in.-in or
woman of ood social posit ion ean secure position
f Mnuafier of tlii.s territorv to devot all their
time to enn.loyitiK atiti ciriiiinif aKents ami orre-
spondmjnvith them. Address lor lull particulars
a a. ... .'.. l.'l. l.ll.l w-.TVIL.l.: i
A. 1'. T. Kl.DKJi, publisher, -73 fllichiiran Ave
nue' 01iicai;o, 111.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains pass Camden on the Naslivillo, Cliatta-
nooa and he. i.ouis icaiiroad as umows:
TRAINS KAST.
TRAINS WKST.
No. 1, express, 3.4:; am
No. m. " 10.4Hain
No. 4, mall 9.W am
No. !.!, express i!. n.") pm
iNu 3- "uil ,m
No. 2, " 11.40 pin
Mn.T.Kn,
President.
II. II. QlIYNN,
Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL
llltOAJJWAY & WALNUT STKEKT.
(Opposite tlie Southern.) s
pirstCJass in all its Appointments,
200 lOOMS.
RATES $2 & $2.50 PER DAY.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
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EX in--i.itr ' N E3
LOUISVILLR Si NAHIIVIL-It 15AII.UOAD.
OFFERS SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES
TO THK TRAVELING TUHLIC
Through Cars,
in Quick Time, and
Sure Connection
SHORT LIPJE to tho NORTHWEST
VIA EVANSYILLK.
Through Sleepers to t he West via MeKenzie.
Thriii-.h Sici'iiers tn tin. Siintli via. M mil I'liiuei T.
Through Sleepers to the Noithe.at via I.ouisvilk
ElMlOKANTS seel.imr homes on this line, oj
this road will receive spe,-i".'. low rates. For maps,
rales, etc., fee agents of tins eoiiumnv, or ad
dress, C. 1'. ATMOKK,
General Fasseuger Agent,
LoursviLi.t, ky,
1 1.
i
CAN C.V.L' I'OU
ilO I.) v15
ON A U'JGG 1
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ATT11ACT YOUH
ATTEMi(r.i)
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BUGGIE
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,J. W. UATi:MAN.
PACKET COMPANY.
CITY OK
CITY OK
CU'V OK
SHl-KlTl-I.I).
I'ADt ('All.
SAVANNAH.
8THA:.ir.s:
OXK of these el. wait .sti-aiuers leave St. Iritis
every Weilnesd.tv itnd Siiturday for all imiiiHs
on the .ilssissniiii Kiver to Cairo, Ohio Klver to
l'adiit'itlt, and Tennessee Kiver to t orenec, tak-
Iti!; freight iiml passciiei-rs for all imints on tlie
Ohio to rntslmih, iiml on the Cumberland to
Nashville. Tlnotiuh bills ot lading, prompt serv
Ice, aud lov rail s.
JOUN K. MASSKNGA,
Tiitllie Manaeer,
Whnrf-boat foot of Olive street. . ST. I.OUIS.
t-VOne of tin se strainers arrive at Johnson.
viKj every Tuesday and 1 1 idav
lilies f nirc!
OF INTEREST TO
STOCKHOLDERS.
Free Tram pnrtiitien to Attend too Annual
IMeeting at Chicniro. Some In
teresting Jl-'aots.
In order that stockholders of the Illinois ("en
tral Kailroad Company niav nime readily attend
in person the annua! meetings, there has been
posted ill eaeti station of the company a notice to
Iheelleet. that, in accordance vitli a resolve ol the
board of directors, there inav be Issued to each
holder of one or mure shares of the capital stock
of the Illinois Cenlral Kailroad Company, i lis reg
istered on the books ot t l.t comp-tiiy, a ticket en
abUim him or her lo travel free over the eonipa
nv's lines from the station of the Illinois Central
l.ailro-.ul nearest to his or her registered address
to Chicago nnd return, for the purpose of iittend
Itur. in Person, the next Annual Stockholders'
Meeting of 1 he company, which will be held at its
gem
tier
iiernloince in Chicago on W ednesday, beptem-
lKiif, at noon. Details as to tlie necessary
iroeeduru to olitain ,sm n ticker, me Hare oi us
ssueand Us limit, are fellv set forth on the post
Iss
ed notices referred lo. In this connection, it will
be mteresuiig to note tl.at since, in 1S1I-J, the cap
ital utockol the com on n bcciiuie lull paid, a cash
dividend, ranging from 4 tier cent, to in per cent,
per annum, has been paid seim-annual'iy to every
holder of stock, and that it Is now twenty years
since tin: company. In any year, paid less than
per e.nnu, the present rate ot uisn unit ion.
Free tuition. We give one or more tree st-liol-
ships m every county tu the U. b. Write u
Positions, . ,
Suarantsod
Unify 7-casonaMe
enriffums ....
Will necept notes for toil ion
orcandetsit monev in bank.
until position is secured. Cur
tare pad. jno vacation, t-.n-Lerat
any time. Oix-n tortio'H
sexes. Cheap board. ieti(1iir
free lllu-strateil cutulnKue.
AddreKS J. F. Draughom, l'res't, at either place,
s
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NASHVILLE, TEKN., AJiO TEXAKKASA. t-XAS.
Iiookkeeplnjj, 5horthantl, lypcwrltinjc. etc.
The most Ouirougli, practical nnd prctrressivf.
schools of the kind in the world, and the bi'sl
balronized ones in the South. Indorsed fcv bank
ers, merchants, ministers and others. Four
weeKS in DooKKeepins wil lis nre eqnai to
twelve weeks by the old plau. J. F. Draughou,
President, is nutnor ot uratignoira new system
of iKXikk-eetiing, "Double! Knlry Made Kasy."
Htmie studv. We have tnepured for home
study, books on bookkeeping, penmanship nnd
snonnanu. vvrne ior price iisi --iiomemucy.
lit tract. "Prop. Dhai-qhon-I learned book
Vecpingut home from your books, while holding
a position us night telegraph operator."--C. 1
I.kkkinowfix, liooJikeeper fort .erlx'r ii l?itk.-.i,
Wholesale Oroeers, South Chicngo, 111.
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Bnhipin inoct anv other reputable business col
lege or Illcrnry bcinn.ii iu nit u. . can uc sn m.
bv ilniiiT a little work at home for the Youth'
Advoc.te, an illustrated scini-nionthly Jounuit.
It is clevatititr in charm-ter, moral in tone, and
especially interesting and protitablu to young
people, Put read wit h tnieri-si mut tmitil oy peo
ple of nil itneH. Stories and other intei estinir
matter well illustrated. Sample copies scut free.
Agents wanted. Ad licss Youths' Advocate I'ub.
Co., .Nusuville, Teuu. iMcntiou this pajier.
has . demonstrated ten thousand '
tuues that it is almost infallible
FFTULb
Hil
irresularitles and derangements.
It has become the leading remedy,
lor this cians of troubles. Jtexorta
a wonderfully healing, strengthen
ing and soothing influence upon
tlie menstrual orpans. It cures
'whites' and falltngof tho womb.
It stops flooding ana tolioves eupt
pressed nnd painful menstruation.
For Chango of Life it is the best
medicine made. It is beneficial
during pregnancy, and helps to
bring children into homes barren
for years. It Invigorates, stimu
lates, strengthens tlie whole sys
tem. his great remedy is offered
to all atliictcd women. Why will
any woman suffer another minute
with certain relief within reach 1
Wino ot Cardui only costs $1.00 per
bottle at your drug store.
For odficf. in casta rcquirinn spfclal dim
tlmt, address, firing tympttmt, the "Ijatlies'
Attititory Vrpartment," The ChuduiiJOtw Mt(i
iciiie Co., C!utt(aooia, Term.
Rev. J. W. SMITH, Camden, 3. C, say!
"Wy jvito used Wineol Cardulathoiue
for tailing ol the womb and it entirely
cured her."
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Designs
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Anvonn sentllrg; a sketch nnd description may
tr.itcklv HScertHin our opinion free wrutther an
invention is prohribly puti ulitble. Coninimiii'ft- .
tloimptrlct.lvconllenliiil. Handhfiotion Patent i
Kent froe. (ildest neonev for Mx-uriug put nuts.
J'Htents taken ilirinu.'h Munn Co. receiver
j-inl in"f.k'6, tvli.tmut oiinnro, in the
vVl4.li!i ia. tVisC
A hwilnornelr lllnitrnffd trocltly. I.sraest cir- .
cuhiti.iii of ahy peii-.i iUc ,1ouritiil. Terms, ?: a t
yeiir: four morths, 1. Seld byail newsdealurs. .
fuOii & Co.36,Bfnad Hew York;
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