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A SHEET given to news and communications from warren county
WARREN-WISE*
Notes Gl eaned By Our News
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BARNETT KITTLES
Lx Jack Sprat,
Ticking cotton i? all tho amusement
Hands are iu great demand to pick
cotton,
Tho month of October will fiind very
Jittlo of the ileecy staple in tha fields.
Walter Overtoil, col, his hand cut
to pieces in Mr E S O'B riees ginnery last
week which necessitated the amputation
of his arm.
2’here is a largo ctop of Sorgittu carte
pUnUd tkis ywr and a largs ptrliou of
li is ruining for waut of mills to make it
up
Your “scrlbo ami hla tribe visited friond*
ami rolatives nsar CsiuakGa last timurday
ami Suud.iy
Mr. E. S O'Brien of this place is
ing con-iderabie amount of bnd luck
with hta public ginnery,
DIED-The 19th inst the little Infant
Jfr Gltarli* Chapman, causa of death un*
kuown ; was hurieddtu 20iust atthc
grave yard, To the bereaved family
extend our deepest sympathies in
their sadertbereavemeiit, It was a
plucxed bytile hand of Orest *‘I Am ’
from the field of life. It budded ou
to bloom is heaven and peradveuture
lneyiaciitiemoie strongly tho wayward feet
of its parents to that Blissful shore
that lies oat hey-md the grave.
ilr George Agee folimily ot this but
sow or Augusta visited old friend* around
Barnett last reek*
Small cotton crops and short prices
tneau close living and small or no pro
Hi*.
The hay crops arc flue; In every field
almost, there stands a crop of hay which
if liarvestod would ample compensate for
the labor expended nud make excellent
I ul 1 cvt.oi da nut the winter
m nth'.
The Warren county fair will come off
the first part of next ut intli tli >so wishing
toattend can govern them-tel ves according*
Iv. it open* about the 12 or 15th ol
(Jstober.
Towle gen ta'l/ a e euUen dst n*
to Tlompson on the 20<h to bear
closing specth of the lion T E
campaign of c-'tuation.
M il McGregoi’s letfer* on tho
campaign wlilcn appear rupilarly in
T T Taper are rich aiul r«ro full of
m l po! tica! I > d The J/aj de ems
for tne energy lie hat exhibited ia .Vr
Watson's tour ever the state as well as the
interest exhibited locAllv.
Ore it interest i* centered on the // 01 -
cock county election. We have a greater
d«sire p- see a fair election than we have
to sec our man elected.
Some of farmers arc gathering corn,
preparing to sow small grain next month
we hope a large crop will be sown nu-\
that teasons will he favorable.
There ia nothing th it will give*wings to
•mloleuce quicker than a keltic of hot wai¬
ter iu the bauds of a woman, that* out r f
humor.
Happy «* the man *h*t planted his
crap, worked it and is gathering it, who
expeats nothing for be will not be grlevi*
ously dissppa'.i.te’l, «h! SeUti
MO//r GREAT STEECIIES.
/■ The Missouri World .wi'.l. ueginntr.g
Oct, 11 publish each week for S weeks a
a great ,pvrb ou tins money quest oa
Speeches of Ss-nato-s IVffer ami Ktewart,
CHjgrvaemeti tiildev, Brvan* Simpaor.,
Davis, A.nee ami another yet to t>e At*
Wte*l. The World will lit ••atthe tight
week* for o*dy tin cants- Send all aub
•rriptiaus to tue the Iftett'iri Vi<jr!'J,
Chillicollie, M ».
i i V/Ibudh ii I POPULIST
ARE YOU GOING TO
THE WORLD’S FAIR?
If so, see that your ticket reads via Cir.
eiunau and th 'C ??. & 1). and Monon
the acknowledged "'World* I air R'Ute.
The only line out of Cincinnati connect¬
ing with K. I. *. & (}. and Q. & C. train
No. 2 arriving Cincinnati !0*30 p. in. A
solid train carrying through sliepers from
Jacksonville. Savannah, Birmingham
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Macmi and New
Orleans via R T \ <Jc G., Q <V C. ( C II
& I>, #t.d Monon Route to Chicago.
You can stop over in Cincinnati if your
icket reads v ia the C U & 1> and Monon
Route, lay depositing same with the J/er
chants’ and Manufacturers* As>ociation,
Chamber of Commerce Building, corner of
Fourth and Mine Streets- one hiork from
Fottutain Square {the C R 4 P ticket
ofiioe is in tho same building). This cu»
able* you to visit tho picturesque “Queen
City" at no additional cost, and special
effort will bo made to entertain strangers
hospitably and reasonably.
Tho ttmvs'rstti verdict of tho travollu
public is that the Pullman Safety \o»ti
b’llt-d trains, running overy day* “and
Sunday too” via the C II <6 H and Monon
between Cinciuuati, Indianapolis and Cl'd
cago, arc wlthoot doubt tho ‘.finest on
earth.’’ These trains tvero especially built
by * he Tullman Company for this service
and embrace every improvement. Their
magnificent coaches, luxurious smoking
cars, superb sleepers, observation cars,
compartment sleeping cars and unexcelled
dining car service, afford "**U the comforts
of home."
Leaving C'.nclmxali you pass through the
beautiful Miami Valley, and for
five miles the doublo tracks ruu through
tne very front desire yards of tho finest
suburban bonus in tho cuntry- fteyond
Hamilton ami up tolmliannioils, the lin
is noted tor lit scenic beauty.
A stop over at Indianapolis, the capi¬
tal of Indiana may be obtained by deposit
ing your ticket with the Secretary of the
Ccmmerctd (Rub. This city is more worthy
of a visit than almost any other of its size
tu the West* ami offers t he greatest
i lien Is to traveller aud ton list. Between
mliuaup ili a and Chicago the line
es the very best agricultural ami commer
cial territory, and the ride is one of un*
paratlried comfort and beauty.
Beat in mind that tho 0 II & T) aed
Motion . Route trains all , run via Burnside „
Crossing, fro'o which uoiut the Illinois
Central suburban trams run direct to the
World's Fair Grounds every moment. At
A'uglewood coiiiifctlon is made with ,
electric car.-, widen ruu every five minutes
to the grounds, but we recommend
lIZfZZTm 1 ;:
the city noil from
go tlittrtljf hy ca r or oh
lo your li .tei cr boarding place. First
oc’tc yourself, know where ami how yon
are to live while in Chicago. Get the lo
calily firmly fixed in your mind, before
going to tho lierirt s Fair by any of the
numerous convenient ways, the eaWe car?
ebetrie r-iait elevated railroad Illinois
CeuUal R li biiliUiban trains am! the
si earn i>oa is afl-rd ample accomtmslatson
or ail poss b'c visitors, and is but i's five
minutes riile from tii« busiaess |wrtion of
the city to tho ground-, 'lake your
breakfast down town, buy your lunch at
the grounds, and take your supper down
town. If y«u follow these suggestions,
you will save money. The fiteililies for
serving lunch *t the World’s Fair ground*
are tttri'Siiiuty ami the prices are
cheaper than at y<«ur own home hut break¬
fast end sapper should be taken down
(own. or at your boarding bonse. The
<»rldV Fairs iIriI/ tin >1 >st astound*
tig *i.d sluvendoua apcctaciKtve
•1 by any people Md a d»y« visa
allurd mote ileiight and inatrncth* titan
can v«s*'bl> he obtained in any otner wav
lb. MS-*:— «
For further particulars. ript:bc patu •
phiets, rale*etc., adirsr**
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Flic* live And Prog - fwsive Mirolinnt,
VCT .A. IFt IA. ES 3 X\'*T O I'd" O A.
EVERYTHING BORTHE PEOPLE!
Three imnmese Store*, Many derartmenta, New nnd stylish
dry floods, dress ooods, dress Hilk-J thtfiatest t rimming silks, velvets,
passementeries, gimps and till dll trimmings etc.
line of staple and domestic goods, ciwsimera, jeans
woolens. ^
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llowt HhooStook In The Ntate.
Can fit any body that wears shoes, my drew shoes for la¬
dies, gents aiul plainei children rant I be conduct excelled, gents also Clothing an immese^
the solid sorts, a all
fiilled with stylish tailor lit clothing, carry
and sizes fitting any size or shape.
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Grand Stock of Fnmltiiro l£t«*.
A full line of (Irocvrms, //ardware Rubber jbelting, 4uus- Prt Mftguifithint ss rop-a,
and fancy V/iekory, groceries, Owwmboio K.y, amw- aid other wagons, _ h ir*t
of white saddles,
buggies, road carts, Vehicles of all Minds, gear,
tfiCa
3Iy GooiIh fire n 4 irmt Cl
li
prices are always reasonable: ( jlfl' uiijitjaml Truly no lito
Ktivor me with a call and write for j cs yours.
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B. W. WREN#, 6. P. A., KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Wll.YT WE ARE
Ul’ TO.
And We Want To Put You
Up To The Same
Thing. O ■ 4
Briefly, we want to make
the Advocate a Nineteenth
Ctgpuu To under
onr jsirpcwe just imagine
t!iat lhe , 9tb i|i,tnrt was only
large county. The ^dvo
I’ ATK istheohly |s*p*lli-t «#ga
ill tb d (lidtiicf. Now wc pro
^ >^ 0 print in the the news district. of
conm inity
.siib s nveyoti the news of
worb* and «1 **i straight,
dleol the roa'I ' 1 jxilitisal mat
tei.
Th reform in taking our pa¬
per y- u giif the news of your
COlIiJ ty, of the adjoining coil ll
ty m>k what is 1 letter sfill you
build up an organ w l.oae i«>lit
|ftl <« htiutiiito a:e yours and
that fighting n vour caiine,
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