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4 DAILY G VQUH1EK - SUN. COLUMBUS. GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 24, 18S6. BilABLiSlIliD IS 1828... 57 I BAB OLD. OTOXJLita KINCJ. Prop, Daily, Wetllf and Sunday. The KNOUUiRR I5UM la '•anel •▼*rr dk? evcap B)cdday. f he WeekH it luaued «d Tu atlay. The Pallv (Inolrdluf Hand*?* It drHv rad *•? »arr|ora In thocliy or mailed. a , >«tafe fie*. V» anh- nbo » for Tin per luonth. ft® CO for tluro Bo&ttas. 4.00 for »U uitfi ba. or S?.0o a y»*r The Weekly la Uaood oa Tuefrfer eod i$ mailed O loescribcia poniaae free, at 91.10 a rear Ttaitdeot. udvertlnuinatiin alii he laLei. forth# Dally at I' per i qnnre of 1C Hue* or I mm for tha tlrat uaerUon. aui fto cet ta foi < a<-U timer- or . and for the Weekly at |l t r aiirh luaertioo. All oomtuunl otioLi. Intended to nrcn.oi tha pri talr nude or inter*.tt of ( oraoiatlona acciaUea or n’ivida-lH v 111 he cbar«#u aa adrertiae cianla, BpooiiU rontraete mad for adrrrtlalnf by ilie year Gbltuarle* v 1)1 he ci,ar«i>U lor tti caawtnarj rates None but .v li» luelm cut# used. All ortnmunlratl u* shml' ha addraaaed to the proprietoi or the Lsuvi&tu tun. Intense cold l - . jfislereil by the R ih-J sinu inoteoruli gists at VVorkht j »n»-k 1 »’mh evidently not Imported tliliher from the Arctic ocean, but wub gen erated on the mud Be,ssi mkh steel is evidently com ing Into extended use m a eubstllule for iron. In 1682 eighty-five per cent of the Beisetuer steel made in this ooautry was converted Into rail*; last year, with an increased production of steel ingots, only six- ty-three per cent of the steel pruduo ed was made into rails. Penney! vania made sixty'live per cent of the ingots and sixty-eight per cent of the rails produced lu the United Htalei. V„ry few Iron rails are made now, and a silll smaller quantity of open hearth steel rails. The produo tion of iron ruils has fallen from nearly half a million tons in 1880 to less than filtteu thousand tons in 1885, The people of the south will be very greatly rejoioul lo know that there tu u prospect for honest dat ings >n elections In wicked Ouio. That stale has long since been considered past redemption. The Cincinnati Times Btnr lells us tha'. “the indioax tlous ure favorable fur a decent elec tion lu Cincinnati next April. That will be u novelty. And nothing could please the peep'e b tier, or go farther toward redr eming the oily than a f dr vote and an honest count at iho coming municipal election. Pr s psc s arc daily getting brighter The rogues aro on the run, ami at every fctep they feel the lash." We pre sume by this tha there Is a regular stampede ainnrg tbo republicans If all the rogues of Cincinnati feel the lash, the icpubiicina ot that city must be a sore crowd. There hiiB been estimate of the amount the- Morrison lurid bill would reduce the amount extruded by the ex s tug met uro for the public rus ury—uU u $20,0110,COO But for the most important reouution it has net been estimated, aid Hint is the emruLitit w u’d gave tbepeip'eln cheapening ot home products ju t us the putting of quinine on toe flee list hss brought that sick-room ttf> cessliy down r no $4 60 to $1 00 an ounce; i ud yet lave any of the milL ionnlri quinine Uiukrs broken lip or quit lUeiLet, ? 'I’Ll ar il bill which reduces the government revecuo $20,000,000 w« ulil pr. bably save to t! e people of 1 he ceuulry $100,000,000 in their ruiehuies which they ucvv I ay tu fi r'lie bentli. eflheprivae pertounaLd Aims that fatten elf ihiB monopoly. It 'b now cue hundred aid thirty, three yearn since B-rJamin Franklin wits app'-inted pos.muster general for the Americau colonies, F,r seeing and in advance ol his time* rs he wub, Franklin enr’d have had very li.llo conception of ihe future whioh awaited the posul butiuetta of this country Thirty sscveu years later, w Gn that marvel rf gui;iua died, there Were oi ly seventy flee post offices in iho entire United gates Incredible us the uintcuient Bounde, it Is made upon iLu uuthori'y of Airs worth R Bj-oflmd, librarian of congress, who certainly ought to know. There are now, nccotiiiag to the last annual report cf the posts master-genera), 70 pcs' clHcee of tbs first ciuss, 3S2 of the foeoml-'lars, 17S1 of the ihiru class and 40 019 of the fourth, a total of51.252 At the late meeting of the 8: Pe tersburg Academy of Hcienoes, as r.ported in the current number of Seionee, it. was e'tded that the mtau temperature of Werkhcjanek during January, 1S85, was 02 0 degree-; Fubrcnhcal below z.'ra ami she lowest readirg of tha thermometer was DO 4 dtgrorc below z ro, Tire New Yuik Herald tells us this la tho lowiflt minimum temperature ever recorded on the glebe, under oiroura- s ancts which mako the record en tirely ieimLie, and is probably lower than would ever ba recorded at tho North Po.'e Itself. Tie iuter *.bt at! aebir: g to the Work bc.Jansk observations ia more than is eiiotited by a mere prodigy i a nature, They show that the great cause of res frigeruiion on the continents is cot due lo tho movement of polar air over them, but, as Sir J >hu Richard- eon maDy years ego suggested, to the rediatii n and Ions of heat ly the soil itself under an atmosphere of ex tremely low absolute humidity, TU Nlms'WfUi.iig la* Somli, Sera or Ingalls is very much op- p ,sed to the Blair education bill. He has made this fact known by a speech In ihe senate during the Course of which he took octaion to say that “one of the most dl> trussing sympu tuuisabout tlie bouHi is its want of self reliance, i>s diep isitlou to call on the g.iueral g iverumenp for assist ance." (■Dilator Ingulls Is very wide of the trull) in buch aelalemuut, a id argues his owu ignorance of the sliuatlou— Ignorance of such a nature, ay, uuder thu elrcum- anccH, almost to amount to a crime. The fuels u'e tersely put by our cotemporary, me Nashville Union, ami we here repeat them: “The south pays her millions of revenue to the government uncom plainingly, knowing that the bulk of U ia to go into the pockets of the un ion soldiers. She pays and pays, knowing that the rivers and harbors aud canals and railroads and publlo buildings and defenses or the north are to be built and beautified,founded and fostered, started and stuffed with her greenbacks. Not a cent lu pen sions do our people claim, and even li e blind and helpless heroes who gavo more then life lo Ibelr country neither seek no u k govermunt aid, but from their scant aud poverty pay tribute to the men who con quered and crippled them. The pons derous wealth invested in slaves at the south melted like a snow Hake lu tho sun at a single stroke of a foe- arttu’s pen, and a horde of menial illiterates made equal clllz ns aud with power to e Ulcers to make and execute laws without the intelligence or discretion necessary to select wise ly. To say that it is the duty of the general government to finish ti.etadk it began ot mukiLg ollizens who would bo us ;ful Is to assort a truth that tt Is folly to question. The south bar this great burden on her aud she Blands Hal-footed ^ud bares her brawny shouldeigjKoarry the load. Bbe didn’t, ask this helpi. A north eru uiau instiiuted the nr asure. To accuse her so unjustly in face of the faot that she has done largely more for the negro than the north is slan derous and untrue. The south has never demanded one-tenth part her due 8he bus, been content to pay and wait. Hue does not ask esslst- anoc—she demands justice. Bhe sonrns to fawn aud ll rtfer, to bend aDd beg, and she resents the imputa tion of the grasshopper senator.” The truth of the ubove is substun tiaud tu many ways, but in noue morn forcibly than by appropriations for pensions. There were over two and a half milliou soldiers in the union armies during the late war aud more thun one-third of them receive peiisious. Tir s takes now nearly one huudred milhous from the treasury annually, and if the pensicn bill recently introduced passes it will Increase the amount to over three hundred millions, and not a dollar gies to any one in the sou'.b, though the south contributes as much to ihe fund as thu north. Take, again, the matter of appro priations for rivers and hiubrrs The four states of Oaio, Wiecocsiu, I li- nois and M o ligau have received $18 431.000 Tho north Atlantic s.a'es, from Maine toMu^yland, have reo-1 veil $24 110,500 Tie south A - Iftulto t'.aies from Virginia to Florida inclueive, have received ouly $7 26S,- 000. Trshow whether these south At om'lo tra.i-s are worthy of c 'usnLra- tl m it may bo stated that the reoird shows the* t< ri'tory tl.ey repress t omltiias 284 817 100 ucres of land, wiih a population u! 11.824,000, I a annual cotton crop is 8,795 032 bales, which wlih o:hor products of rice, wool, tobacco, uovsl stores, etc, aggregate theauuusl value 1 of $287,110,028 The number of Ira manufacturing establishments is 31,187, with a capital invested in t iem of $169,288,486 Its mines of Iron and coal, and its quarries of granite, slate aud marble are Oompura'ively undeveloped, but are assuming gigantic growth. La forejta are to-day the must valuable lu this or auy other ooutr.ry of ths earth. Iis railways, completed and In actual operation, comprise27,607 miles, aud have in vested in Ultra the sum ol $858,368, 000. Its touuage, foreign and do- incaHe, for the past year amounted to 2,311,423 tons. With such an array of facts as there, tho uuprejadioed mind wdl boo what gross violeuoj has been done ro truth by the statement ol S.uator Iuguhs. Xh# Yuotirinorw, A cotemporary learns that the vine growers of California are heading a movement at Washington to procure protective legislation from congress Awmoulug Urat the government de sire" to promote viticulture, the vlut* growers of California ask that their pure products be kept free from taxa tion, hut ibat all adulterate 1 wints aud products be stamped, to show c insumers what the packages con tain, and taxed by the govern moot through the agency of the revenue service. It is also proposed that adulterations determined to bs in jurious to publlo health be sul jtot to such deal ruction by distillaiioo or otherwise. as shall remove them us a danger to the public The vine growers also u-lc ihai brandy riquired for the foruflcanon of sWfet wines be free from ux iiion, and that the term f r bonding brandy shall be unlimited or not less than eight years. The fruit growers also ask that lu any adjustment of ihe j tariff they shall be protected from < the competition of ooolie labor lu Mextoo, since they are themselves preve iled (even though they should desire to do so) from employing such labor in the United States. The vice growers of California look forward to an immencegrcw b of their bualnets as soon as trade facilities are so far Improved as to bring producers and consumers into closer relations, and they ask for protection while mak ing a start. a Wl • Prurian) The Philadelphia B.ar presents a 1 very sensible programme for dealing wlih the president’s appointments. : It is s'mply this: j “The republican senators have agreed to confirm all appoint men ta j made by Mt Cltvdaftd toortgb'xi vu- I ca icies, but in case of removal of re- I publicans before their terras have *-x plred a id appointment of succesBor.i to fill their plaoe, they will demand the grounds for removal If It be for cause, then demooratio successors will ba confirmed; if it be that they are re moved because they are republicans, tho president will be asked to soeta e, and ia that case their successors will he also confirmed. The republican senators insist that this course of pro cedure Is due to the competent repub lican officials whose terms have not expired, as their removal is a stsin unexplained to the public. If Mr Cleveland has removed them merely breaueo they are republicans (is it is within hie province) ho will be asked to so state, and the oou rtry cau pss< upon his partisan appointments with tlie ia ''s before it." White we do not understand tint the above properly represents the situation at present, It is a wise pro gramme. L means that every uom* iriatirawill be confirmed, all that the HBua'e wants to know being who)her a i officeholder has beeu re- ur ved for moral reasons, for cause, us it is generally stated, or for reasons of politics. The good juiiguue it that Is d splayed in this plan consists in the .agreement to ounfi mail the pres ident's unmiuatious The intention of solemnly demanding au answer, however, us to witeiber the cause i f removal iu each case was incompe tence or politics oau bust be dsscnb-d by placing it about ou a par with the origiuul conception of ofleusive par tisanship Toere may have basn a good dsal or display of the penalties for ol- foisivo par.leans, but the main con siderations in th siore the pme it adminlstra ion began has bueo politics, and the publican fe >ator« know it as wel tlie rest of uv Tb« amusiug uoi their pr. sent pr.'g'a urns seems to ie n-.nsirg that they think the r>s'. of the co;i~- try doesn’t know It. Absolutely Puro and Unadulterated. HOSPITALS, CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS, INFIRMARIES. And PRUonifUo by Physicians Evesywh***. CURES CONSUMPTION, HEMORRHAGES And all Wasting Diseases; DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, MALARIA. TUK OKl.Y PURE STIMULANT For TrtE Sick, Invalids, CONVALESCING PATIENTS, AGED PEOPLE, Weak and Degilitated Women. For salo by Druggists, Grocers aud Dealers. Prioe, One Dollar per IloltJe. Oftlic K».cl.y Mo Hi Imvc llali Dot-.n nvu'., i«i j.livln e^e, unmarked. Eft nosa charges prepaid, by remitting Six Dollars to The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Baltimore,Md. FOR LIVER DISEASE. SYMPTOMS: sur { THERE IS SUT ONE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR I Sec tliat you get the genuine, with th* red 9 an front of Wrapper, prepared only by J. H. ZE1L.IN & CO., (txjt rkcki'NiKTLNM. PA ELY”* ■ » f -S. IT t k n VVhilk the senate cot.firms o e uoiumaiiun wiihg eat prjtnp'u-ss, I; lang uo .o >r<s , f itbers wi U serene Iclib rateneas, and lets them hang si! e lie. Fue rai3oo is that the mau o.fufirmi d w is at one time a sena‘nr, and "the courtesy of ths eena’e'' de mands protup’ ao ion in such t-ase. Tout is all the dillereuoe. It Is not that the man f r whom justice ie done is auy worthier than the man from whom jus ios is withheld—sim ply that he was a senator. Yet these gentlemen would he shucked at aa intimation of favoritism. ^O’ne de y he-U .if,vJ" ' u* 1 n' r , ilce air*., o rwe-•'.We.iwil : th-.c-s a ■ i, i''«f.|AynC»rMrB a ’ .aKdl. - »* *■ ' " - v or rt-irir a. (i ilok H.l'e ntnl P ,Vi- Cn c. \ n T'ln e. r '.pp 'ei P'otaou nOM'lc ft'cil is r?-- orCIr in c.e P i-’nfi ‘i i>/ m " ■ ’ s-n. (jis’R for e ruu-a M Y BUOi'HKK . SEND TEN CENT* FOR d SAMPLE > c °PY. Ja x JeocE tPuBiismtta Co. FRANKLIN SQUMUNX i Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Backarhc, VfrndnoVie, Tootlinclio, Kpralnit, Brniveft, t(c M ek 1 . Price, Fifty CentA. At J>rugglgUamJ Dc»l«r«. TH* CHARLES A. VOGELE^ CO., Self Prop'#. tUXYlMOUSs U.H.X. toil fi aiim tf icltoln. Too Annual Mce lig rf the Etooklin’darg of ihe iiCtHEE MANiiF'G CO. W.ll ba he'd at Uiiir m'flji on Monday March 8 h ncx . a 13 'c' o'* n~on. w a swipr. 'e*-?3 d S-’e'v »nd T fln.’r AMI V A Quirk, lVrmanont. URLlmii... roi'I.OST MAN. noun. HKBII.1TY. her. VOIBNKcMI,W EAKNESS. No /^VURE Biliousness: Sick Headache InFourhours. {G) One dose relieves ffeuralyia. They euro and prevent Chills <' Fever, Sour Stomach Bad Breath. Clear tho Skin, Tone tho Nerves, and alto Life -r Vigor lo ihe system. Dose i ONE KEAN. Try them once ana you will never he without there. Price, 26 cents per bottle. Sold by Drugyi.'ts and Medtclno Dealers generally. Sen! on receipt of price iii stamps, postpaid, to any address, J. F. SMITH & CO., Manufacturers and Solo Props.. ST. tOU’S, M0. ulten for Kh.-umatism; Mur.Uumu'ht io.. of up. pi'tlto | sometimes nausea an.] waterdrasli, or imIigestlorH flaluletiLy and acid emulations . liowcl'. aUcmatcly costivt and Jax; hi'ikdnnho I loss of memory, with a painful sop satlon of having failed to do something which might u have i>cetadoue; debility 1 low spirits; a thick, yellow apj.ear-.tice of die skin and eyes ; a dry cough j fever ; rust ics,ness j tiic urine is scanty and high-colored, aud, S auuwud to stand, deposits a MditucfO. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORt PURELY YEGKTABLB, Aft EFFECTUAL 8K0IFI0 F08 Bfa1ar!». DyspepNla* CoiiK<limtiofiu Bfli4)Urtiiea% Sick Hi adauoAk Jaiindioe, Nausea, Colic, Mentiil Depression, Bowel Complalnta Et4%, Etc,, KUu, Is grrnemny us#d in the South lo WOuW dw Tod pio'Giver to a healthy aclion. Il acta without disturbance to the nystein, did or c ecu nation. It regulate* tiio I-lver, mod causes the bile to act as the purge. The excess of bile being removed, a tonic effect is produced *nd health is perfectly restored. The Regulator is given with nafoty and th# happi<‘Ht rcHultB to the most delicate infant For all diseases in which a laxative, altera tive or purgative Is needed it will give th* most perfect satisfaction. The Cheapest, Purest sod Rest Family Medicine in the World I JILt RIB MEDICAL QO~ IWFpAUS. » Hr <nu «Kt« RECEIVER’S OPilCE Nail Exchange laat Kojfolk, Va, Feb 16,1886. Proposals will bo received at this office nmil Saturday, March 27th, 1886, for Ihe purchase of the here inafter mentioned property in its entirety, and also for piocef or par cels of the same- -reference bein# bad to descriptive lists of said property—which lists, stating terms of sale will be furnished upon application to the under signed The right to reject any aat all bids is reserved. Viz: The extensive and valuable prop erty located in Norfolk and Ports mouth, Va, knov.n as the “Seaboard Cotton Compress Company of Nor folk, Va, consisting of; 1. The franclmo which, among other privileges, authorizes the storage of cotton and other mer- chandi'-e, aud the issue of nego ' tiublc receipts therefor ii. Its plant, which consists of threu first class Cotton Compresses, Two Steam Tugs, Three Transportation Barges, All adjuncts necessary to a well equipped establishment of this character Its fire-proof Ware houses, seven iu number of capaci ty for storage of 24,000 bales un compressed cotton Its lour Frame Warehouses, metal roofs capacity, many thou sand tons of Fertilizers, Balt, Ac. Its Wharves and Docks, which, afford ample room for berthing at' sums time ten seagoing steam or' sailing vessels. The urea of the Warehouse and Dock property in Portsmouth is about. 6 12 acres, tog-ether with all its other property which is fully described ; n the lists above referred to WM H PETERS, febl6 td Receiver SPRINGER! OPERA HOUSE. ONK tiiuur ONLY, WiVn-gfidj, F b uiry 24th, i'ue Best o nfertaiu iuuii ever P evented, ibo narlvd. erl TO^Y 0*N!EH*3 Pfit-iimHIipy. OLIO OLIO Auu »or«am;i giy nnoy Mileni oar- itHQUV. *h(b WIL,D W10®T t Butt .io Bth'e ittii rxilBc, or »4ven« • nr#gof HUIKIPTY * PUN1PTY A MONO THE INDIANS. Operatic O oheeirs. t Mtltiary Bant'I P <o neual. ua »i> jal, -'li-itn’j Buck -Coro >ch20 li SPRINGER OPERA HOUSE Thrirsday, Feb. 25cli Oliver .0 AGAIN FOR SALE Will be sold, at the corner of Broad and Tenth streets, in front of the auction house of P JU Knowles & Co, at 11 o'clock slMp, on ' TUESDAY, MARCH 2,1886, the Lots on tho Bast Commons lying between Third and Fourth avenues, and south of St' Clair or 11th street, being the lots south of tlie Cotton Seed Oil Mill and north of the culvert road to Wynn- ton, comprising Lots Nosl, 2 3 and 4, of Block No 32, each lot being 73 feet 11 inches wide and 134 feet 10 1-2 inches deep. Terms: One fifth purchase mon ey cash, tho balance in four annual notes with interere&t at 7 per cant from the day of sale. By order of ihe Commissioners of Commons. B H CI1AWFORD, Prea't M M MOORE, Secretary. J G BURRUS, Auct’r. feb2J|«M L. H. CHAPPELL, firoker, Real Gstati anl tusirra'ioe Awoa", 118 l 2 Uro id Mrest. For Sale, D veiling «lx roona opp islta Dr Bunfey’*, new if ■roillnic algtu raomi Fourth -vauoo. na'v SlaJe’a school . Dwelling fimrrooms Troop slreel, north o’ P'ane-n'h V *o mi. lev Troup c!le7e survey HI* -o-omiii. lo-.B trjrsyths’issl, oa lt»e ol C A W rallr-'-rt Kruine «)ore O , e turps etresl, south of D 1 • brow’s Puur room dwelling Ta'botlon roes, B-we Hut Th* Chappell resi.iono.i, JO rooms. R va V loam lots Haw U'n Two story dwelling J toitHon straal, north ol G»cell’s I’am’ store O ;.eth )rpe street, opposMa Perry Houe- Mupo ( rO i Milt stock Me: chantr. »• t viroh nlai bank r'ciok or-m-'d: V tr'eaud Pae lx rtook Uoor- gt» H m- ok. Motile ami Girard rail- rn-id sv.ok Mntoosee tn», itrao nrfne oora- par.y uouilu Moi-oy loaned on stncki, bonds and real estate J O REKDY. W S GUttlilN. RE1DV & GREEN, Real J&state Agents AND BROHLEmm. SUPPORTED BY 33L.A.TMs3 BYHONT, In ibe fam as Ocmedy Drgm^, en- tl* 01 th© INSIDE TRACK, Written by F A Bcndomcrs, “Tha laughing snceeis of tho sbmoh,» A graet love s>ory devoir^p-d c tdst ahomicT loughtor. Tha bm> natural play ov*r or'-fneod. nirrtacss may br ■ rdere-l ». lftso Prloeaos nsu» r , RtvaivcdBti.o i-1 c^ar. flo’S. f«: U ft THE CO?.U vsaj 4 Are now- prepared to fiunish kinds of ROUGH & DRESSED LUIUBE And to Dress Lumber for tho puj lie, and solicit patronage. t-b . lUtfllNU IIOIT-B OF HENRY OLEWS & do 18 A 15 Broad Hlrret, Now fork. Psa Cint imtBTgT Paid ox Iiposit Saiasce, Orders r* “cuted on su ib* E*cti»r.,,«s for ST OKA. BOXDI, (-IAIR, CcTTO «rd PA tbojumik fur C«kh on Margin, MUdlw FOR HALS. LOOK OUT 1’ OR BARGAI NS J 500 Tw«i new loncmen' htosas near S.vii's .-mils lu hail h> looailiy 8HUj P’lee i.eaettout nor.Koi on Alcln iih -;r.e SlOuO wires, vacant loie f.-ontlng P,rk ne-! B ^*'8 noh ,ol h-'Uee KiOUU Id acre lu , fear ruom hoi.ee on Pole py' ri <i i. 4J250 Two veoknl lots fronting oa Osl* 1 - ti. m«' near ihtt caaiket t7iX>!f Klg.ht vne r.t mtsironrlrg o i torer Urojo utr««., 14 Vi a Kmoh Wiit6-Unep- nr • •. T-r'jaa ic-ji fZfk'tl % ure 'O' iro>- tir g on l -wtr Sired »•- Fir- . '.(mi h h.». 0 ro . tii Kliouea R ) r rvj I-" £ iti ■ i-i ii -urivi G'«Jd tie cbm and vi-e ,"ti.i .Cm 11tv-- #r*n ol w.uer in me o' y l’crme to cult pa.eU.cre.- Apply nl 0 f“. tliCQ S’ivo errnaen hunres la Northsrn. 1. t x:..*••> Use''' f-i* fl 00 • tt tco.ub Will o i >irp ira e j.i HI 1 . t'J y.r mo th il.OJ u s room lioa-u vo <3 Ogle h'.rpa , iw i ro. in kHo' c-.n o< vrunt hua-a lu very repfa-T Tone vary 5:0'llcc/h 14 acie lot on O ;'o!hr>rr» at fffiO Three- nuui-tor roiio and 3 room < i me Uid<rfs"oe Oca m Ie from ol y 570? O * aura mud and 4 h uise Rente lor »1S 50 per no. nth lu Girard Terms eaur SQOO Four room house attd lot In Browne, villa (HO One aero lot end 3 room home la G r*rd Pltiecn vaountlotain GtrarJ andB.otrne- vllie and on Rw Hill O eep 51110 Ota luiuuriiii t-i'd I’fvcen aorss ol loutlSsallwi from ol'y on Puli ornoii. In » a-ao state of onlUvallon, HO or CO acres in v/onde T.tnba ecutih .o p y for uln-ct Doju-i w.»n*. bh >.mi j:r g r.vi? Do yon Wunt a nutria idih.r L.r youreelf or lamlljT 1 no, eecn.-r. wilhont deluj a died to liotid« log lot, home or orchard grove, iooa'sd »* Bt Anil ss'i Bii Florida, tho fairest spot lu 'he Licit ol FI 'were D id’, detry Wo «.ro agents for ths 81 Auiirt.w’:i B.y Railroad and Lead Compa ny a* il roam aoll A good heats can bs had for 3,5 8,10 o> 12 Juiijira HCiiC' Y A CttEEN. C A. Ivt ill *w df 1 S’ Id. t. OFFICE AND BHOPi Dillingham Street, opposita South ern Plow "Works.
