About Columbus daily enquirer-sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1877-1886 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1886)
n I Ml / k c DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 6. 1886. 1BRNILVEK LIIVIIB* +' HLHN K H1T11 A fisherman sat nt bln dour one dev Watching the clonds, that, heavy and graft Obamred tha annlight'a abining t And he aald to Bright Eft at hia hut a, ••Look yon <er ont in tha weat an1 aaa The elond with a silver lining. n 1 think when oar iklei are oold and graft And wa vainly seek to find tha waf, Somewhere the light la ahimng i If we bravely resolve to do onr part. And bear onr griefs with a patient heart, And free from all repining i We ahall be led to a higher way. To a batter work than we do to*day, And And love’s tnuligbt ahlnlr g j For troth of rpirlt and nt ongth of aoal Will make the dfirkent olond unroll Ar.d ahow Ita silver lining. CAVERNOUS GEORGIA- A Uraphle Aeeoant of Mom* Wonder ful i'avea In Manila tieorgla, Oor. Augusta Evening Nows. I herewith render an account of a recent visit to Mitchell and Dacatur counties. I arrived at Pelham, Ga, on March 19 and waa kindly wel comed hy J L Hand, of whose hos pitality I waa the recipient. While there Mr Hand kindly furnished me a horeo and buggy, and i visited Din oatur county to see one of the world’s great wonders. I arrived at Thomas A Barrows', who was on the lookout for me, and after doing Justice to a good dinner, Mr Barrows and 1 struck out for two points of interest We drat reached the Blowing Cave, in Decatur county, Gu. It is situated in a large plantation on a hill, sur rounded by a broad valley, with the exception of the east, which is a little higher than the rim of the cave, and ten miles from Pelham. The rim of the cave is thirty feet east and west and 20 feet north and south, funnel-shaped, about 12 feet d< ep from surface to rim, and has two openings Or mouths, through which it breathes. Its suction is in the forenoon, and it blows out in the afternoon, and the draught is sulll- cieut in the morning to suck in haves, pccket handkerchiefs, or any thing of light weight. Iu the after noon it blows out with equal strength I placed my head to one of Its mouths and heard u noise l.ke the roaring of distant wind. This cave must have immediate connection with the Gulf of Mexico, which one would reason ably conclude is the cause of its res pirations. This cave is the properly of Thomas A Barrows, and he says that he often goea to its mouth of hot evenings In summer, and gets a re freshing brerz?, for if the weather marks 85 degrees, put tire thermom eter at the nmulh of the cave and it will fall to 75 degrees, which shows it has no connection with the dread ed place, and then the breise is pure and healthy. tiou h or thi cave about one mile is a beautiful waterfall, the rim of which is about 24U feet in circum ference, funnel shaped, and is the funnei that reoeivcsa stream of water which spproaciies through a narrow channel, at a depth of 20 feet rrorn the surface of tire land, and pours over a rick into the funnel aboui 40 feet The bottom of this funnel is 25 leet across, anti there have been seen in it an aillga or and a rattle-- BDttke. The water is conveyed from tire funnel by a subterranean pas* age. Tin funnel through which tire, water falls In s on all its sides a beautiful growtli consisting of the lir, oak, hickory, beech, pine, maple, dog wood, magnolia, and ail are beauti fully draped with gray moss that waves iu every lirei z a This place prest nts a beautiful sight—one which I or j ijed hugely Next. I visited the great lime sink, about six miles from PeJbam, and belongs to L O Jack.-ou, of Balubridge. This sink is the receptacle of a large creek, and the bottom is about 20U feet btlow the suirouuding emu- try. There in a grist mill on its verge, and the natural water power would run a vast amount of machinery. The fall of water into the ui> k is 90 feet, which presents a grand eight «h it falls. One can easily go down into tins sink, which is the approach to a great cavern over 100 feet under ground. You have to humble one self to get. iu by crawling about 15 feet, when you e*u rise to your eel aud ualk through a great cave or cavern For quite a dis ance there is a pret y s ream of water ruunit g through tins cave that keeps the air- cool aud nice, hut don't you forget you are down in the ground. It would be u good place to take oyster suppers on a cold winter night. O.i my return to Pelham, Mr Hand proposed to take me to another cave in two miles of Pelham. This one Is on a laige plan tat ion, ami Is a neau tlful funnel shaped cave about 225 feet iu circumfereico and 20 fee deep, and liss two mouths to breath through, at d it was blowing out strong while we were there. Like the other cave, it sucks tire air iu m the morning and b uws it rut in tb evening, and the a r is cool and pleas ant, as at tiie cave m Decatur The trees of this cave aie pine and mag nolia, aud make a bt uuti ul shade This cave is accessible, being ouly two milis from Pelham. The mouths of both these caves are well protected by phosphate rook. There is also a beautiful waterfall within two miles of Pelham. she merely bowed instead of shaking hands with a group of girls, with toms of whom she bad but slight acquaintance, wlt-’u enterlug a parlor at a country afternoon tea They called it “putting on airs," when, in fact, it was their own ignorance of the social necessities of the occasion that was at fault But the provincial young ludlen evidently believed in handshaking as part <f the code of manners Yet, at this same gathering my friend said the young people did not seem to see ai y impoliteness in whispering or g g- gllug In the room, or rudely stariig at any dress that <1 Hired fr- m their own s'yle. Wna a very trying ordeal, too, is the loud-voiced greet ing, where your hand is held and in quiry made a'ter your welfare and teat of y ur family bo as to be heard all over the room If the body motives dotty a proper amount of nutrition, and dsilv expel, the wotb-ou'. parts, health is inu cvr t-iln constquencej but by a suddeu changed weather, the pores of tbe ■ kin may not perform their office wel', and mutters Hre retained which Ph-’U'd have possod eff by that avenue. All causes which impede insensible perspl ration are fraught wit h clangor, ber-nu e matters which should have passed away through the skin are retun eti sg-dn into ofrcuia'ion. Brsndreth’s Pit s wil remove all impurities, from whatever nauHe they may uome, curing pale, i- - 11 immotion and colds uriaicg from above oan.e in a few h tars. eodctw The American ysoht Is a gria. In vention. Men u no ohuuoI thlrk how they might, tmlld sohool houses, f nr, libraries and benefit tho pu'To with their wealth, buy .vsohta and run them as a means of spending money The only cough medicine which o >n tains no narcotics, and yet Is inns' effl'tanlc'us, Is Ked Star Cough Cure, Price, 25 con's. S>me of me emerprlcl,.g oIrbc makers of Key West have already ommenopci to rebuild their factories, Toe smoking pubilu will he glad to know that the supply of Havana clgam will be kept up, New York dollar stores now still peaoh blow vases for ninety-throe cent', krorr-s mxnoN nr rtm* C«4 Liver OH. wlfb 11} pop.lio.plillee ITS tJBB IN LUM> TROUBLBS. Dr Hiram Cadurelto, of Jackson villc, Fla, says: "I have fur tho laet ton months prenoribed your Emulsion to patients suffering from lung trou'-'es. and they seem, to be greatly benefited by Its use." _ 7h >re are so many of “tha last pur son to leave the Oregon" a oonven'l m shonld be oslied PENNYROYAL PILLS "CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH.* 1 Til* Original mid Only O^nulno. finfo »ml alwayR Hellahln. Beware of worthier Imltath i». Indispensable to LADIES* AnU jour DrugiflaL for “( hl. heater'M Piiijllair’and take no oilier, or Inclose 4c. (blumps) to hr for parti.Milnrs fra letter by return mull NAME PAPER, niloherter < hernle.il < o.. If H I 8 SI util, till l»quure, I'hilmlti., 1*0. Bold by Druggl-t* every where. fr-r 1 Thlch«t tnr’c b'ligUiu" I'eniivrovai I'UI/r tutfs PILLS (a Bite? mmoso 25 YEARS USE. The Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age! SYMPTOMS OF A TORP3D LiVER. Iionnol appetite, lluwela conlive, I'uin In tb* bcud; with a dull ueuHniion iu tho bnck pnrf, Pain under t(iu bhoulder- blutln, Fullness niter earing, with p. Inclination to exertion of body oriniud, Irritability of tcmiu r, Lour spirit.*, with a feeling of hnviriu neglected womoduty, Weariness, Dizziness, Flutter!nor at tlio Heart, Dots before the eyes. Headache over the right eve. I< esdesHnesn, vvith fitful dream*, lligi.ly colored l l ine, aud CON STS RATION* TUTT’S 1*11.1,9 aro especially adopted to such cages, one done e fleets such a cliun£'» of feel in k nsto astonish the sufferer. They Increan© t tie A i»i»ct.ltc,n ul cause tho body t.> TnUe ou f’leiih. tthe system is lionriHliiMi, aim hy 'heir Tonii Vclior* on tho DigestiveOrvm •tl. Price •i k Mi TUTT’S EXTRACT SmAPARILLI Renovates tin* li< .ly, ma.o'.s healthy flesh, strengthens the weak, r •pairs Mu* wastes of the ssV.v-iu with pare blood and hard muscle; tones tlio nervous system, invigorates the brain, ami imparts the vigor ol manhood. $1. Sold hy tln« 'ists. OF Fit?' I i -MTH VMew Vrarl* CLiNCMAN’S r OBACCC REMEDIES PolllfBlII Is luollty, Christian m Work It wbb amu»lng to read lately, oa« bled all over the world that Mr G'a-J- stone kis-ed the queen’s band. The custom of withdrawing the glove iu handshaking is now a thing of the past. It had its origin In the knight of the olden time, taking oft his iron guautlet so as not to hurt hia lady’s hand, aud has gradually become an obsolete fashion, though one yel sees a geudemaa who cor aiders it only doe a lady that 1 e should give her his b-ire hand. A young lady told me that she lncurr-d the displeasure of a provincial auquaintauoe btcau-e THE CL1NGMAN TOBACCO OINTMENT W . ... .. . m. NYuin.Kia Kneunmtunn, Gfut_ C lips, Couflu TI1K MOST KFFl'rTlVK PUKl'AUA. TION on the markef for Piles. A SI 11 F Cl K I’, for ItcliinU Piles. Has never lulled to give prompt relief. Will cure \n;*1 IJlcen*. Absreiw, I’lHtula, Tetter, Snlt Rheum B/uber’s Itch, Ring- worms, PimploH, Sores aud Boils. Price 60 et'«, THE CLINGMAN TOBACCO CAKE N ATt Ui:»S (l\V) Wounds Cuts. Bruise Carbuncles. Bono Pelf Sore Throat Bunion*.C Orclntis, Gout. Rhon _ Bronchitis, Milk Leg. Snako tui Dog Bites. St lugs ol Insects. Ac. In fact allays all local lmtntion and Inflammation from whatever cam e Priee 2ii Cta. THE CLINGMAN TC3ADCQ PLASTER Prepared ueeordiiii; to I lie uio^-t NeientiGc Pritieiples, of the Pi K 1 >T sI DATIVF 1M»H I'.lilKVlN, compounded with the purest Tobacco Flour, and is specially recommended for Croup,Weed or Cake of tho Breant. and lor tliat claes of irritAnt or IntlnmniHtory ninlndies Aches and Pains where, from loo delicate a state of the system, the pntient is unable to hear the stronger application of the Tobacco Cake. For Headache or other Aches and Pains, it is invaluable. Price 16 rU»* Ask your druggist for those reined. js. or write Li tho CLINGMAN TOBACCO CURE CO. DURHAM, t*. C., y. S t Deaili Healing Darts. THE .RAVAGES OP A TER RIBLE CURSE, That rialme Its YltMm» by Th'n- snn<l* — The llor-ors tln' , arths<l Among a of the rnforfDonfes of Allant.a, the Hume ot the Fatrnt Medicine Han. Atlanta OaOMlai) Atlanta, altbongli in many ro- spoojs regarded as a healthy city, is not unlike all other inhabitable portions of the eurth, in claiming her share of victims of the monarch of all dreaded ailments—blood poison A Constitution man was delegated to investigate some of the most notablo caRes in Atlanta, and in his rounds made the follow ng appalling discoveries: MISS CHAPMAN INTER VIEWED. “My name is Mary Chapman,and I live at the comer of William and Cox streets I iiave been a dread ful sufferer from scrofula and run ning, eating scrofulous ulcers for fix years. Have been waited upon during the time by seven Atlanta physicians, also used various adver tisod remedies, without the least benefit. The eating sores on my neck were a mass of corruption al most down to the bones. My throat became so much affected that I could scarcely swallow, my food lodging in a portion of my threat. I was reduced to 90 pouuds weight, being a mere skele ton. In this condition I com menced the use of BB B, and found great relief in the first botile. ‘‘When I had used five bottles my health had so much improved that the ulcers had all healed, the swelling had subsided, my appetite returned, my skin became active, my strength returned and I gained 44 pounds of flesh. I am now healthy, fat and hearty, and am able to do as much work as anj woman, and feel as happy as a lark.” Hiss Walittc. (J CHlioned Miss Minnie Wallace resides with Mrs George Fickland, 41 McAflee street, and from her own lips tho reporter learned the following ap palling story: Several months ago she became almost totnlly blind and deaf. Her bones became the seat of intense pain, her joints were swollen and painful, and eventually her whole body and limbs became covered with splotches and small sores. To tho reporter she said: “I had blood poison and rheutna tism and before one bottle of B BB had been taken I began to see and hear. When I had completed tho use of six bottles my eyesight and hearing was fully restored, sense of taste returned, all sp'otches disap peared, soreness all healed, and my strength and flesh restored.” Send to Blood Balm Co , Atlan ta, Ga, for their Book of Wonders, free. uii'.aw sf Jew top oo] nxt rd mt CARPETING S TRADE PALACE STILL WITHOUT A RIVAL. Still the FOR FINE AND RELIABLE DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AJND NOVELTIES i! is Hi d lift of AND QUALITY the TRUE TEST OIF 1 OrHELAIFUXrEl-B'F*. Each Dai bids .\ w Lurch to ill ’ ilroady " ' " Riputaiioa <f (V|i»bus’s Fswibs, FOR THE NEXT FEW OATS WE WILL OFFER UNPARALLELED Bergaios Ii tin Different Departments. this is a grfat inventory ;sale Qn account of just completing stock taking. It is the custom of our three houses after taking stock to reduce goods 25 per cent, we will mention a few Eye-Openers; 50 Pieces 6 inch ORIENTAL LACE at loc, worth 25c, 25 Pieces SHEER INDIA LAWN at 8 l-3c, worth 12 I-2c, 4 Pieces MIKADOISUITING. 27 inches, 6 1 4c, 5 Cases SPRING PRINTS, new styles, 4c, 2 Cases WHITE GOODS at your own prices, 18 Pieces best 45c BLACK CASHMERE at 25c. Space will not permit us mentioning any more bargains, but an ex. amination of our goods will convince you that the TRADE PALACE is headquarters for DRY GOODS. And we believe the most satisfac tory way we can reyjay that sense of obligation is to assure them that we shall continue to deserve as great a share of their confidence in the future as we have in I he past. P. GRAY & GO, OQX^UIMI BTTS*, Q- A., W.&J.SLOANE iu- to uttvutiun to tho attractive pricos at which their enliro npri: g stock _ is belli* < fl-o * AXMINSTKIW froiii #2 00 psr yart* upward u i < I'cN from I 75 per yatd upward from from GRAY & O’BRIEN, Savannah, Ga. CHRISTOPHER GRAY & CO, Augusta, Ga SMITH’S l.vfiperjar upward 1 S i per > ur l upwnrd ,90 per jard upward .5o per j at d upward 5* per jard upward j .10 per yard upward , M( QUKTTK9 VKi.Vh.lH I t BY BRUSSELS Troiu TAPh.fTlU from I M» RAINH from OH 13A MATTINGS from SVM3S LACK CURTAIN S from $4 50 per pair upward MADRAS LAC K URTAINh , ! froo 92 50 per palrupward AN 11QUKand FRENCH Im K« Ui TAINS . f« on 93 50 per pair upward NOTTINGHAM LACK ( UUTa.NS tiom 75 ner pair upv ard TURCOMAN CURTAINS w th liandaom* Dadoea from 95 00 pet pair upward T* l'ESTUY COVERINGS from 91 00 per yard upward ! t. BETONNE COVERINGS from .*5 per yard upward WINDOW SHADES i ado on elort notice or ma torialti furnlBhed. Samples sent when desired and prompt attention pai i tc ail mall order*. Correiptancnee Ieflled. BROADWAY AND 191H STREET, BMW BOBU UVr, /^UKE Biliousness; Sick Headache in Four hours. 16) One dose relieves Neuralgia. They cure and prevent Chills Fever, Sour Stomach Bad Breath. Clear the Skin. Tone the Nerves, and givo Life Vigor to tho system. .Dose: ONE REAN. Try them once and you will never bo without them. Price. 25 cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally. Sent on receipt of prlco In stamps, postpaid, to any address, «i. F. SMITH & CO., Manufacturers and Sole Props., ST. LOUIS, MO. Ni-Uctt Ui Dtbtois find Creditors G EOKGI A— M U3"OGKK OOUNTT t AH perM'n* b*vmg dim* d* sguiust .ft. of SyiTB a ituford, l»l» of tald ooqd- .5 dneas.tl, siebertby ootlfled toprsisnt tbem lo roe only oerilfled within th. time rreforlbed by law, and ell ptrsone lndebt* ed to >ald deoe-eed ere i.qnlied to mill liuroedtul. payment to me JOHN DUNCAN, uoe dotwHw Artro’r — Ktf ntor<‘ Almost. Given Away. S HEEP FARM— W2K »«re». Good IWe room Dwrllltf. Locatli n •xosedinglr btalihy* Prloo only $'ii‘ p->«bl« |diO nsb, belance fire years' time Tbe • wuers llte iu Oolumbua and must mIL You Ret * place: for I'.OOO JOHN BLACK MAR. sswdlrtf Bisi Katsto A«bnt, Co.umLua, Ga SolubloPacificQuano The only one of the PIONIE1 FEUmiZERS That is still in the field under the same name, Manufactured by the FacificGuanoComp’y Works at Wood's Hall, Maes, and Charleston, S C, Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS! O I The undersigned, who, since 1865, have supplied 1 thousands of dealers and planters with this popular i nnd reliable Fertilizer, are prepared to take tbeir ; orders another season for Soluble Pacific Guano ^ * and Dissolved Bone Phosphate, which is a high grade of Acid Phosphate made by the Pacific Guano Company. *1 O AIATHEWSON A CO, General Agents * acificGuano Co,Augusta, Ga For Georgia, Soolh Ceu-ue A'b t an a, IF )< t iob mu Aiit tleupp). Oiir travel ing agents are Frank SFofc.rte, Mohilfj t B G. rdrr. C’oitinnl us; 1> B Malone, Macon; P A Dunbar, Pavennet; M B Matttween, A ugests, Ga, For aale by B1ANCFARD, BUBEUS ;& CO. COLUMBUS,.Gl. [ ^Atdjdealers eleewhera, Ian IS dwsrn Real EhIate Agent., 15 NORTH BROAD STREET:, 3F 1 OR. SALJ A p!»ee of l ivaniy .lores, 1» ge and com,- mortlons Hiiurb with e,v»ry ooevsn'enoe. lv-,. perie.v. order, frnlt, .hede, a) ][,/ 'torn Broad streo-in one of tbe mosideslron bla localttleB Hd)soen» to the oily. If mart s-nalti (rxiibcm.« for ol*y property * 150 tO*H acres land 6 mile* east of Co mmons, partly timbered and nndai fonoo • 160 Desirable vacemt tot in Nor I hem L'bortlee. Will seil ox tnstaiimenur If desired 2185 2565 ROres of flue limbered land It. Bitterly oanoty. Florida. This U rr.ro nbsnoe for eaw mill men 18C0 RH.iuiKu!!y located lot on north Jackson street 1 fall y K sore vexi lo corner 835*10 F.ve room dwelling, comer Jaotv sou > Sixteenth streets 1500 Five sm ill buildings In one blook, Geoigla .Midland railroad depot 1200 % »cro in one blook Georgia Mldu land railroad 1250 % sore north Bwift roacnfaolnrln£; o„tnpany on nor.h Meroer street 810CO VrORnt Ikii, Konrteenlb st-eet be.- tween Jayson and Oglethorpe 800 i.lxty five acre Farm—d room Dwell- in.;, l.e* e umy A'a, never, mfleii from tho oily, one mile from siatloi nn Cand W K B 2200 Two rtory Beaidenooon Warren St- • intersection of Broad 10C0 160 aore farm— room dwelling an. all necessary om bul dings- wal watere.i, 5 rulioe from city la Bused'; county Ala Dairy Fai m fur Sale. 412^4 Acres—deslrab e Investment, 2V; ml -s f om the -''y. Kuongb limber on pisoe to p'.v li.r property four times. Tbit farm is sltur.tod in Lea county, Alabama 202J4 A orej oi valnablo land 2)4 mllec north of ’be oi'y, w»>l watered and timber ed, under rente. Columbus and Rome mart p.itieen ibr< neh (.iaoe, Tbl» is one or rh» most desirable tracts of land in this sec',ion. Terms easy and long time £950 Tbies room Dwelling on north Mclntcsti street, me bi-olc nnlou depot, Renta weil Choice investment Terms: easy Bose 11 Property, 40 VACANT LOTS F* O X*. S A£j 133. I have 40 desirable building lotf on Rose Hill which will be sold on. installments of not less tl an $5 per month, and as much more as parties may wish to pity; or $10 a year for three yeai s, balance fourth and fiftht year. Rebate allowed of 10 per cent if lots are improved within li& months from date of sale. TOOA1BS CRAWFORD. Real Estate Agtnt, 15 North Broad Street, Mie Rii FOR- EXOHANOB. ^1 r AAA 'VOtirH OF CITY OF Ctt Jp.Li)sUV/v/ luniDitthfiLw <ilrar<l r«mi 7. uohk..fca or »imi) teu in hog oither let (iGcrglti. AiKbaina or Fior).<l5, 810.000 Worth o* Tmprove«1 Oily B»- stwt.M j,o t-xc'hRnge for 8'ock‘i end Houdi 8250U Two siory Dwel l::g near Broa^ siteui lo exoiiaiig© lor fcitooxLS actl b^ndfl 82.00 340 Aor« Fhiin In Stewaifc ^nnty.> under tei.ee, H«n;rd ib'f year for balfE- cotton Ou ptuce id h good Rv room Dwklllrtj ..nd uecesBavy cut-bUildlDgS) wo.* w»it-red and Hoibercd Florida Iiarnls. Mpver^l thnn«and acres timbered lnniff fox exeba* pe for Columbus oDy proper.y, BftW' toM) frtcn will flrrt it to lueir mlereot to aee me In regard to thlf tract TOOMBS CH-WFORD Ileal Estsu- Agent. 15 North Uroad Htroot .^ei’iiiiir of tlio B-’n k'dcers cf tbe ( olnuibus M auufat turiug Com- pnn;. T ins nVn!er»i»D--<l tiustcesnudtr o certain <loe;i of UuHt txeculed to th«m tv Ibe ( oiunibns nitin- nLctuiiDft u< tnrany ou the Is of Ma-cU. 118*. for the rurro e of s cti'itiK ihepajHB U’ of the bonds an r c t;pon» t anid 0. in parr- bavin* received vrittflu rctice frein cue the hoh’ert cf eaid boi de thatiiitd ( ! rnp’tnv has f-iled to vay the inurest connona of ita said hinds when due. ana that said v • - n p H i(i f or tho cal! consecutive moi ths here tv fore, hereby tir k ft he ho'drs of said bonds ard any aa nqnlredby • aid deed, ihlchnifeinV will be held atil7e < dice of J Rhodes Browne, in itieU n '>rKia lloao biiMdioi iu (Joinin' bna GcorgNaOw S<»tuiday tbe 2ith day tf April. at 11 o'c.cok u ia. At this ineetiuK the tar ms and conriitlers of the B u>e rf the profe-ty whicn wasconve ed to the trns ees by raid ILmpaqy by •aid e?d of t u«t wi’l be deteim ned h* a mi) rltf in value of the bone holder- present at saio meeting. i’l be detei m ned b* a mt j ritf iu v«.«w w. holder- present at saio meeting aa provided in sa'o (le d A ILLQBS. BB0WM1£ ’}T.n.t«-. •— ap3 20t Oolnmbus, Ga. A ril 2d. 1FM. We cordially roco®* mend your fj ns tho be« rt-mefly known to us ICff f-onorrhi a and Gleet. V have acid cunaid* erable, and in every caa* it had £,iveii outisfaotioil* Alcott * Lisk. Hudson, N. V. Bold br OrvgfiW*. Eo /rice. HMttJr For Bale or Exchange F Bcw Dw.l'ing lull >. ecrelot On price i Ux*«. r wtV'k T f«a TOOT oon.T In Stock» and Bond. tbst tIt'c little latereet »td often felle to pel dlri- ii.rrt.i Better bm Bee »et-teend renr Income I* ° JOBN BLACKMAB, eewd ft tf Beei letete Ageev, Colon, bit*, G*.
