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(8E0RGIA AND ALABAMA IMM MM MM* dal I OB 1UU. Mr Alt Atkluaon will loon build large livery atable In Madlaon. On* of iba Ohio exonralonlata bought *. lot of land in Morgan ooanty. The Augusta artoilan wall la now WO goat deep. Boda are awaiting on the paaoh troea lit middle and aontbern Georgia. O ilte a number ol newlbulldlnga are [going np In and around Q ikiman A high aobool building la to be built :!n Amerioua by the colored 8 jatbweat 4imi Baptist association. Tbe centennial of the Chatham Artll l ory, at Savannah will be one of the Iblggeet mllltaiy events of the year. Aeountry dog trot ed Into Amerioua Monday and devoured two fine pup' fpiee that belonged to a hunter In town The ordinary oi K bun county baa issued thirty five marriage Uoeneea within tbe last twelve mouth#. A gentleman of Oglethorpe aaya that Abe bniairda are killing young lambs «n bis plantation. Tbe wlree of tbo Baltimore and OjIo railroad are being eiretcbed Into tbe ■elate. Offl'e* in Savannah and Angnata -are proposed. C A Ward, of Oonee county, who for ■ate yean wae clerk ol the superior «ourt of that county, has entered the ■Georgia university at Athene, Ga, aa a law student. Tke Warrenton Clipper bae lor- warded one hundred ooplee of lte trade -edition to be distributed among iba Pennsylvania farmers who will reach A'.lenta on the 24 b Inst. Judge Lyons, of Macon, was In Jonesboro last F iday and purchased the dwelling ol Mrs White for a wid owed alsior, who will toon move to -that place. MraJ .hc FU Anderson, of K ick- dale oounty, bss sold seventy-six f ounds ol butter since lost August, ■falsie the prodncl cf one onw,after ipplylng the family with a aufflolenoy ' batter. burglar en nod the realdenoe of i W I* Bearden In Madison Sunday ;ht and succeeded in breaking open rank belonging to a Miss Ballard ■and rifling it of aeveral article#of |ew- «lry Frank Smith and Jack McCall, two negroes, had a "act to" on Mondav night In Dublin, in which Jack receiv ed two severe oats—one over the left -eye and the other In the throat—from a .knife In the hande ol Frank. The two year old child of Norman IMoOsll, colored, In D iblln, while inlaying in the yard found an oyster «an-containing potash The ohild swat- hewed a large piece of tbe potash and •tiled in a few hours from lie«fl sis. Daring the Isle cold weather a olti- :r. .n ol Waynesboro, who bad "taken siomethlug" to keep warm, started for jhle room, but mla-ed hla way and was {found knock!: g a the doorof ihe Pres- ''by Lorlan church, which he mlsto k for ttiuc hotel, and loudly denis .ding en- Strancs At I),vis A Argo’s store In Americas, 'Mr Davis opened a cans m matches and jk, ' .-ftfaeui on a shelf. During the night Atre rate got into acm - of the boxes and tlgnited a lew, which caught a bundle ml paper near, and had there been any jalr, would have oau-ed a big fire IiJmesboro Monday morning, aa Mob Johnson, a son o! Mr Jack Jouus see, was curing w„od, his little fbrotber George attempted to run be tween him and the wood, and the ru» ■suit was that the ex strnck him just ashore the temple, making a severe ,Vtaah which bled profusely. While Mi Lewis, who lives I mr .miles below B!ofl on Bpring, was ,driving * w«g n loaded wish raiiaone .at them roccdiff m d, geittng en tangled In oi.d ol :bo wheels, was thrown forward with some tores, strik ing Mr Lewis on the head and cutting «gMh about two and a ball Inches .long. .Sunday morning sa Miss Oleo Camp wind her little brother were going to Jonesboro on tbeir way to church the mule beoame frightened, began Lobaok and npset the buggy, throwing Miss Oleo out, the wheels passing oyer her, -rattling a severe garth In her head and •otburwlse injuring her. The barge belonging to ihe steamer L-aurens sank at R oul station on Thursday morning, tiavlug on borrd •SfO sacks of gniino. The barge was tied Alongside the boat, ami during tbe night sprang a leak, which wbh not noticed by tbe watchmen until Jast ■before It sunk,—Dubliu G ante, A Texas stock man who is slopping at Atlanta has traded two Tfxas ponieo for thirty-seven goats. The trade was made with a Henry couuty man, and the goals are to be delivered to A anta the last of next week The stock man -wants to take lbs Rests back to the X>ono 8 nr slate. j The students p-.ilin“d the college Inulloltiga at Athens white on Friday night, Instead of red. They Hans yilantcd a barber’s j>ole on B oad alreet md sot it up on the campus, They t ainted the columns In front cf tue c hapel In large leilera and also put a few finishing touches on the front of U he chapel. J udge Carnes, for whom Carnesvllle I* named, orce lived at Parker’s mill, fn Hart county, Carnes came from tho north a pocr lad, and, it is eald, was an Illegitimate son of the famous Wash ington Irving. By energy and indus try he worked Lib way up until hi be- • came Judge of the superior court. Jack Wutkina wr.s tried before the rfenccck coun.'y court last week on the ohatge of cruelty to animal* and found irullty It appears that J > Audersou’s r ule Invaded Jack’s premises, when the iattoi attacked thcai inai with an f.x f.Ed it fllcted wounde on it from v. bleb it died. O.ring to some Irregu larity In the proceeding, J ck'o coun sel obtained a new trial tor him, ami hr ..is out on bond, li will toe remembered f hat K J Tram* :rxieU end B,1 Williams, of Pulaski • Bounty, Vrere corifined lor Home time in tbe B'bb oounty j ill lor safe kcop- u g They were scoused of iu uderirg • vi old man named William J hueon, Xast week Willimr>s was tried in tbe Puifatki superior court. At midnight Saturday the j iry brought in a verdict, Of nol guilty Itoreo deaths that have cocorriri it M aeon since 8 * urda\ night t'amieii Jfiomc rf** 1 er t»u. w hi c ir,'> . • cws, Mr Wltkowski, ill Kofa.i.o a..u ilia ..m- mal, wars eaob born in Fabruiry, the dales being the 11 b, 8 u and 8 b A I Ihreadied la February. Ia tbaoaaa ol Mrs Bcamel her mother and two of her brother* died In February. A correspondent In the sixty-third dletriot of Burke eoonty writes i Nev er In the history of onr section has there been so much game ns now Partridges and doves have beootne n duIbido*. 4 V Burton Mud Jud Moist- morrar killed 108 partridge* laat Mon day. Mini* MoK.Murray aaya that be • ween MO end 1000 rooe'ed In bla buck yard on# night lsat week. At Amerioua Saturday night D B Hill’s colored nurae was up with the baby and alulng close to tbe fire I some manner her dress caught fire. Mr Hill quickly came fo the rescue, and In extinguishing the fl .men was badly burned around tbe lace, arms, body and feet, and severely sprained 0 ie fool. He aucaeedcd la saving the girl, though she was badly burned Bud Williams, tbt convict whoae feet were froacn off several weeks ego while be was oonfiued In tbe S u h At >mi camp, is still disposed to give somebody trouble. Hin mother bas retained Gertrell and La laden, and will sue tbe oounty. Iu the meantime tbe oonvlot le getting along niotly. and Dr Boring, tb* county phytiolsn, la of the opinion that he will reoover. ALABAMA. Mr Jama* Lee, of Perry ooanty, died e day or two alnoe. Tbe preae association meet* nt Marlon In tbe spring. Then Is s new poetoffl ie in Cherokee ooanty, and Its name le Chance. The Presbyterians of Birmingham have ralaed f18 000 for a new church building. There la a poitoffioe in C vlngton ooanty eallod Kit and one In Birbour celled Tab. Mrs Nma Courtney, a teacher at Mi rlon, died a few dava ago. She leaves an invalid husband and three obtldren. Mr E Martin bas gone from Enfaula to Y am City, Mississippi, where he will locate. Prif R W Oleytor la teaching a fl lav ishing school ol about 40 pupils al the Headland academy The appointment of Mr O Hnioy as onunty superintendent of education meets wltb tbe beerty approval of all tbe teaobers of Pike county, Tbp Clayton Courier learns from tbe cocnty treasurer that Barbour o.-outy la out of debt, except railroad bonded Indebtedness, and has |12,000 in tbe treasury. Mr S L Russell, in Cherokee Adver tiser, wants to see It made a peulteu* tlary cflinse for a man to sell or buy guano. He also warns termers against planting too muob cotton this year A horse Jockey who oalls himself D Cushman, bas brought upon bis Ik ad the maledlo’ lonB of si I the good teui plsrs at Troy by scandalising Lather ” »n#on In a speech 8 un relay, Tbe Anniston ootton manufacturing company Is running full time, with large orders ahead for several months to oome Toe machine works aud foundries bave tbolr bands full. Tbe famous Woodstock Iron com pany is selling more Iron now than at any time since 1878, including tbe ao on mutated products of tbe last two years, while the outturn tor several months ahead la already sold, all at ad vanced figures. Tbe Abbeville Times aays; M- Jonathan Trimmeil, of bea<, 15, near tbe Hudepelh aobool bouse, wbate he had lived for slx’y years, died last Monday morning at 2 o’clock. If he had lived until the 28th day of August next bo would have been one hundred and three years old. Birmingham Age t The Memphis, Birmingham and Atlantia rullroad peo ple are receiving right of way and rurobaalng mineral lands through darton oounty from the Mississippi line eaal. Mr J B Huckabee is in Wulker county looking after tho right of way for the Georgia Paoifio between Day’s Gap and Birmingham. It really locks aa though weat Alabama will soon have more railroads and be ad mitted Into the oommeralal world. Montgomery Dispatoh; Few of the re iders of the Dispatch are perhaps aware of the iuot that for seme time past tbe Montgomery cotton mills have been running full time, and turning ont large quantities of tbe boat kinds of eight ounce cauaburgs, but such Is tbe faot. And what Is better still, tbo mills are doing a fl e business, with the demand at present tar oxosedtug tbe supply. Can’t Montgomery b.tve another such factory? Tho oaplta! is here and In abundance . Koran la Mailt R v Mr Thomaron, the evangoliRt who has been packing the liaptlHt church with pooplo for the ran lew weeks, will bold t momorlsl service tins afieruoon at 8 o’cloc.i, which wiu end Lis work 1 th's ui y, aa h« leaves to morrow for K ha, C. 1- ite oounty, Ala. Mr Thomason has labored ea ur-stly to save sluuers la tbio oily, and hi i off >us uuvn not been in vain. The evangelist, by hla earn est Christian bearing, bae endeared himself to our people generally, aid who wish him God speed iu bis good work wherever he may ro We learn ibat Dr Nunnally may possibly oou- tlnne tbe meetings a while longer. Noh-lj-one hundred c -nvorsi -na have ot en made during the progress of the meeting, A (lean to It M-w Many suffering people drag them* selves about with failing atrengtb, feeling that they are steadily Binklng Into the grave, w hen by using Parke:'a Tonic they would find-a core com- morolng with tbs first doge, and vital ity and strength surely coming ta.-k to thorn. "1 am 83 years old ) have been alok nearly all my life, and eight to know something about medicine by this time. 1 hrvo used Porker’s Toilo freely for rnoro than a year, end con eider it tbe best remedy I bare ever known In fact, I now find no other medicine necessary. For weakness, d< bility, rheumatism, and that dis tressing cl goneness end pain from Which I suffered so long, it bas no equal. Ido not eee how any one can cflord to do without so vnluab'c e. med icine.”— Mrs jtiiitiio N Graves, corner Bast and F nt streets, Providence, RI VarJmrV 1 tuic [Prepared by Hlsoex & Co., N, Y ] B Id by all Druggists iu large bot- les at Oue Djllur. f.:L17 tn fr<fe. lm 1 has bi on observed that "Good peo ple are a' ways happy.” That is it. If they weren’t happy they wouldn't b'< go ii. T ntra is ioih of go< di eaa m this world Lhit b ows away b lire the first orosth of trouble, FOR MEDICINAL USE NO FUSEL OIL Abaoluteljr Pore and Unadulterated. HOSPITALS, CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS, INFIRMARIES. Amo PaiwwiMo iv Phvmdms (vumiHnw. CURES CONSUMPTION, HEMORRHAGES And all Wasting Diseases t DYSPEPSIA, IN DIGESTION, MALARIA. TUI ONLY PURE STIMULANT For the Siok, Invalids, CONVALESCING PATIENTS, AGED PEOPLE, Weak and Debilitated Women. For ule 1)7 Dragf lata, Orocera sod Onlers. Price, One Dollar ear Bottle. Sir Soli) mty In J—1 Niltlr,, «n(l non. 'nH- Mj'tauchsH l)««r onr trad fr-mark l ibol ofUisuldciicmiAf., 13 above, and tho nemo ofcompany blown In bouls. 0 ;>‘Pe-Bon8 east of Oit Kooky Mountnlna (except tbe Territories), unxblo to procure It from their doalera, •an have Half Down wnt, In plain awe, unmArkcd, Bx- m-cbs chur^ei propulil, by roinltthix Hlx Pollen to The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Baltimore, Md. .Sm.f J-rirnt ttamp for cur CnftUllng OomwmptUm Fbr*i- la,rouai*ting principally oj ram btcUtctk aud ear ic»lkr- A'.pml/y ralunhlt for hidigeetton, Jl\.tp*ps<a % an>l tcorcrvfrom dll Watting fiitrata. /I can h* prepared by tiny bou.nl : etptr. Allii'quiriu concerning thu formula and the iat of our «'h tatty In a.iy dbun, tedi »* cheer fully iinsttcrtd by our Htdieu I Department, ' adMAw 'op OO nr l« OTHERS’ FRIEND MAK 8CHIMI BIPTH EAST. The hat come it eat when to e terrible eg n? Incident t thle w? critical period in e wo'vinn'e life can be avoided. A dlwtln- inishtd pbrsiciti , who DeMed the gr>et8«t portion of bis life (forty four jeer*; in thU breach of erectlce left to cblld-bekrinf women this priceless legecy end U^e - gavln* eoplience. Tfl* MOTHERS* FRIEND, end to- dey there ere thontendi of the beat won to In onr lend who. heYlDg ux*d this wonderfn! reme* dy before confln-»nent,rleeepend cell hit name bleeied We receive letten from erery •e.’tion cf t^e country thank Inf on fir plioinf ibte crereretton In the roach ot •nfiarlnf women. One tedy from North Oxiollne wrl re a« that ahe wunid like to thank the peoprietore on he knrei iocbrin«iap it to her notice, ea in a prrviona confloement ah# he two doctorsa end they were compolled to rae chloroform*in- a rnment., rtc and ahe suffered almost death : bu», this time she mod “MO I HERB’ FRIEND,*’ •o l tier t-bor was ahort* qaick. en 1 elmcst li>:e sobrIc. Now, wh» ebould s women golf r when «h« can avoid H? We can prove ell we claim by living witoeasea, end euv one fete eated -an cell, or have their hn.sbendfi do so. at our office, end seethe original let ter a* which we cannot pabllth. This remedy Is one about which we cannot publish eertifl. aica, bat It la a moot wonderful liniment to be nsen a<ter the first two or three months. fiend for oar treatise on the Hee th and happfnee* of Woman, mailed free, which «lvea all p«rtioalars Tea BeanrivLO Rvoulatoe Oo. Box as, Atlanta, Ga. fold bi all drnaeiat* ae tn thaw axt id mt (I J O HKEDY. W 8 GKKEN REEDY i GREEN, Beal Estate Agents *nv> brokuhv. FOB SALK. 1.0JK our for 3ARGAI B , 5U0 Two ntn ter-m-ni tu.uass uea.) Swif>'s utils In tieil h> i-.io-U y Five ifiatmuui nousen on MTic* lifw tlOtO 2% aeres. v.k—ni io » tvontlng IV.rk :H M Si’ll 'Ml it 'USD HUM % -o :e 1> , tour room irouae on Fo s -yr-n i $.':50 Two vso nt lo'.B froutitig o: O.jle- it - pus' near Ihe murkot {70CW Klghl v-io OL -uialronllntt o low s- Llro-fi atreui, H V a Haloh. Will s.llBiip- rr b T-rmsinsj’ 12SC0 >cr«'o. <ni’ Hvg on lower Bront *l Fit-' r< om h nre. 8 ro*» Bite sen K- m tor 2 m >rti h^nso, G >od s» i) .".i aud vtr a Brel The he,' welt ot wa"4r tn th o' y JVrjnit to null pnroh mer A^plr a o-' ne *1600 Five tenexran housoe In Souh'iu LihtrUee Knn'i for 81 00 per month Will eel) Bap irate at fit CO pir month ,1-0J B x room houee So 48 Oale borpe p<, two room klloLcn esrvant home lc. very good repair Tti'tn-i easy 810'OovRh ^ ao-e lot on Og’emnrpe s' $t:0 T'-rec quarter acts land, 3 room run-r U :Gr fa oh Oue diiIo trom ol y 271P u «sore laod snd 4 h Uertp for 813 53 per month Iu Girard Ttrui™ oaey £1:03 Fnnr room house and lot In Browne- vl i» 8310 One ace lot and 8 roomhou.eln Q rard Fit een vaodot, lot-, in Girard and Bow de vil's -nd on R.rie Hill O e:ip 8 ICO 0:r haddred uod Utieei ncr s cu 'and 3 miles from el y on Bui: creak. In s ftu« sia*e of oultlvatloD, 60 or CO sores 1 . woods T rase' 0’iongir to pf.y t >r p ro llo you want an orange grov ? Dry- won', a homo elher for ymrse'f or nnU'-? I no, rociirB witbont delft- a deed i.o build - li-glo' hom ‘ or nrohard grova, looaied at 8t Andrew’, 11 •, , Florida, tlio fulrent f'p H In lire Land of Fi "se r e D ’ di-i-»y IVe are pgohls for Hi. S Anoraw's B .y Kailroad »no L-m> Go oyi. r.y R"d innei flaJ! A ;Ood horn,- o-in bo b»d lor S,6 8 10 or 12 doiura fine UY & CREEN. ■ MM ».» i;|lu \, m n TEE 1ST MITE STICK Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, Drawers, Scarfs, Ties, Canes, Umbrellas, Bags, ■Trunks. Hats, Jeans, Oassimeres, Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons Soarf Holders, Hose Supp’t’rs, Overshirts, Night Shirts, &c., &c. EVER SHOWN IN COLUMBUS. ORFIL %. C. JOHNSON. M eager SolublePaciflc Guano The only one of the PIOWEEH FEKTIT.IZSaS That is still in tbe field under the same name Manufactured by the Pacific Guano Uomp’y Works at Wood’s Hnl . Mass, and Charleston, S C, Capital, ONE M ILLION_ DOLL AXIS t The undersigned, who, finee 1865, hove ^applied thousands of dealers and plan levs with this popular and reliable Fertilizer, are prepared to take tlieir orders another seaNon for Soluble Pacific Gnano and Dissolved Bone Phosphate, which ie a high grade of Acid Phosphate made by the Pacific J O MATHEWSON A CO, General Agents Pacific Guano Co,A.igUKta, Ga For Goorgla, H >uth Catoilua Auiitns, F nrlan aim Mini.-i-ipn'. O iravei- irg EgeiMn are Frank 8 Hoh-n«, Mobile) F B Gordon, Coluiri'ii-i D R Mai no, Mauoc; P A Danbar, Savannah: B Matbf.wa u, Aupas'a, G:a, For sale by Guano Company. BLANCH a Rn, RURRUS & OO. COLUMBUS, GA, And dealers elsewhere. C. L. TORBETT, Practical Ciidsrlakif and Funeral Hi'if o', I ASS HOW BKTTKR PR tPARKD 'ban ever to fttrnlib FnoeraU „L morf moderate prtoei. I have the Ihthm and nio.l o'.molete lire of Co Tut, G*ae< anil Gasket# In Lheelty, from the ehespeH' Pine Com to ihe flne.l Wrodea end Metallc Canea and Qisfc ts mannhetmod. A toll line ol l.»d er’ Geute’ and ( olldreo'e Burial R-,b;s tr.,m (1 to 883. All modern pr.ionSRes n*ed In einhaimfng 'he rfeo.l P fRonel uten.lon given to oil Funcrnls placed in my ctuc-ga 8).'1« action Kcsranteed, Orderr by ieiegrar>h will be B led In 'fclrly mluu 6. lguirautce all bilck work a 1 O oaeleiy io give seUe- (actlon, Prioia reniouabie. O. L. TOBBETT, No, 55 Broad St N B -NIr’eY Bell n front do r. O pn- te iX*.e R BROOfc R.,ok J-YTDnil, * V. t I.riv i’itX V. EK1£ MKD»CAk OOv BUtr>AUfc *• CVr» (Oi-'W S A CARTER W. C. BRADLEY 'Webster Warehouse. CARTER & B RADLEY We keep constantly on hand a full snpply of Cotton Seed Meal, ACID PHOSPHATES and HOME MIXTURE GUANO These goods were bought in large lots at low prices, and we know that we can make it to the interest of all parties wishing Fertilizers to call and see us before buying. As to the merits of tho "Home Mixture,” we have nothing to say, es it is too well known to the planters of this section to require any recommendation from us. All we ask is a fair trial by the side of any standard Guano sold in this market. Columbus, Ga, Jan. 24, 188b. CARTER k BRADLEY- 1 24 -n -»nl*w2in B. F. COLEMAN, Jr., UN 3D UiK-TA. K Ei R,, ANT) DEALER IN Patent Metalic Caskets, Wood Cates and Caskets, Children’s Glost White Cases and Caskets, Children’s Gloss White Metalic Caskets, BURIAL ROBES, ALL PRICES FROM $1.60 UP, 1 Personal attention given all orders, Vw It h Street, 4 Boors West of Tho*. GilbnUs Pi’tatia* Office. oei8ly Pft *FES VIOMAL. CAMIH, D K GKO MoBLUANEY, Roaldect nentlaL ftoom No I, nk Broad street, ap itaUa over Wlttluh A Khm a JaMly D K C. T. OBBDKN, D.uiim, (Saeoeskor to Dr J M v— —... . — Mneoik) Offioe uez< door t.o Rankin Honse. Santa ■o'ranoaHH Biddle’s gallery oct4 ly w K. TIQNKR, DKNTI9T, 38?4 Twelfth street (formerly RandoM "reef). f*l Yy D tt. B. K. SBliisi Office at 7 fl Evans A Co’e. Residence with W B Jlaae, an Jnekson sweet, eonvtiesat. of ooort b'-nee )»M If > S TROOIAB. J*, OB OHABDUaS, T homas a chandler. Atlorneys-at-Law, Office 118 Broad Bt. Colnmhne, Ga. O 7 I LE iSIDAH K’LkSTBK. M O..KBIBR it SHIPP. Anorneya at Raw. Office over O K H 'Ohatraeser’a. Oblleo- Uona promptly ol -nded tn end procead* f'.rw.nld pevlfltf BOSTON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP CO. FOR BQ8TON DIRECT PASSENGER ROUTE Betwean En;{lahd ana atorgii-, /lorl. da, Alabama, ihe float!", vnd SociHiweat ^Irst-claes Pagseayer Accowma.4tafito*l Cab^a 92C. Exonrsloc 8Sfi Htesr**# IU. r KE nrat-olaeo Ircu :3t«aKi"l;l;'S nt Shi* Coin puny are appointed to vail «v*ry "Jy.\r»d»y trorr Kos .'in »!8i> ta, from its vnrnaif ne follow*: (Standard ilmf) GATE CITY, Thnreday J in 14. »t 1:00 P m OITY OK MAOON, Thursday. J»n 3b »* 7:TO p ni GATE OITY. Thnrsday, Jan 2*. at 11:80 r m OITY OK MACON, Thnrsday, Fib 4, at 6:00 GA?E CITY, Thr.ruday, Feb 11, at KUO O'TY OF MACON, Tlinrsdny, Feb 18, »* 6:30 p m GATE CITY, Thursday, Feb 25, at 11:00 a m UTY OF MAOON, atmrsday, Moroh 4, »t 5.00 p m GATE CITY, Thursday, Marob 11, it 9.8) city OF MACON, Thursday, March 18. at G t‘' CITY, Ttinrsdry, March 25. ul 10.C0 am . , OITY OF MACON, Thursday, Aprfl 1, 4:00 p Tu GATE CITY. Ti-.ursdaT- April 8, 81. 8.30 J> o» Through biUr ot lading given to »'«* Tnc’.e.cd tu.aunfacturlnt >. Icfr and to L>T» -rpooi, Orapcny’s wharver lc both Rsvsji* tab and Boston are connncted w'.Lh roll* •»da landing nul ;>i the two altles. RIUHARJDhON <t BA.-.- iiOft Agen’-B. B&r units. OJ- O 1Y L CLARK, A.ai-at C-, •'U'al Railroad, Ooiumoim. Gl ” UKIilLITY A life experience. Unaimrkuh Igem. UeiiviSt' IsiltW' UM'»*. . Lblc Ml J. jaick on, m. -r,i»l JVui.l .qt-.:np for atwii(1 pfiti-’u-qr- ‘.it *r.r,D, Dr. W/aRD a Git.. LOPibiAka, m«.
