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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN, COL HI BPS. GEORGIA. FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 2, issfi.
Selma university, a married man, an hon
orable man, and a n:an who wants to bring
; ignorantism down."
I A number of prominent citizens have
signed a vail fora convention of prohihl
j n tionists to meet in Birmingham on July fit P
i A damper hae been thrown over the entire
I affair, however, on account of the peculiar
1 conditions of membership required. None
—* i can participate except those who favor j
TIip (lovernnr Ankrtl to Pardon (ironfe T. .lurk- the formation of a third political purtj^
son, of Augusta—A Silver Coin 111 Years Old A Montgomery merchant, Who is well
flowed from 1'inter the (Iround—A Fair Aver- posted in such matters, Buys that the farin
as* Crop Is the Report from Alaliama-llcatli ers of south Alabama will make a fair av-
Of an A or.I Man at I*a.trvlllr-Tlic Units of , erage crop this year. Pr.« ‘ indications
are that corn and eottr .. ield a very
News from the Three States Told
Brief Paragraphs.
Khrlliy County—Florida F'arts.
short crop in the bl; > ^.t, moro espe-
11).
3W
daily on bottom lands, out oh the other
hand the yield in the sandy and hill lands
will be better than usual. So that, tnking
it all around, a fair crop may he expected.
The most discouraging crop reports in
Montgomery county come from the vicin-
Ocorpla.
The river at Macon was out of its hanks
yesterday.
Twe Byron school, near Macon, gives its , Montgomery county come from the vlcin-
annuttl exhibition to-day. j py 0 f pike road, where it is said that a
Mrs. E. J. Willingham, of Itjacon, is ex- i number of negro tenants have given up i
petted to die in Marshallville. 1 their contracts and abandoned their crops, i
Colonel Newt Anderson, the sheriff of ’ In other portions of the county the reports
Newton county, is dyiug of paralysis. are not so unfavorable. Down about Pine
mu i v,i.v ‘V. . . . Level aud along the lower edge of the
The eighth district Is liteially »eething count y the rains have been lighter nnd less I
now over the question of her next con- | f re q U g n t ) and the crops, aside from being .
gressman. i a pttle in the grass, are doing very well.
Rev. Mr. Brown, oi Brunswick, in his . xhe Dadeville Democrat chronicles the
sermons, is advising the young men to j heath of Captain S. Dennis, sr., of that j
marry early in life. I coun ty ) jn the one hundred and third year
There are twenty-six regular bootblacks of his age. In speaking of him the paper
in Americus. They earn from #1.50 to $3 j Sli ys: ..No living man can sn y that they |
per week. I ever saw him take a chew of tobacco, a
Central, Southwestern, Montgomery & Eufauia TOOMBS CRAWFORD,
KaA.IIjK.OA.ID
coimiipaintiies.
All Trains on this system are run by Central r.i yo Meridian time.
N and after Sunday, June 27th. 1886, Passenger Trains <>n thv-e Kouvls vail rv\u as follows:
Vti UK A D DOWN.
No. 15* No. 53* No. 51* j
Acc. Pass’g’r. i Pasy’gT.
No. 52* No. 54* . No. 16*
Pass’g’r. Pass’g’r. 1 Acc.
The Forty-second Georgia regiment is to drink of whisky or smoke a cigar.” Now
!VP a trrand reunion at Ponce de Leon ! if the dead men and the women will j ust
uiet about it. nobody will ever kn ow
have a grand reunion at Ponce de Leon
this summer. I keep cm
how the old man chewed and smoked.
On last Saturday night Mr. Flemings, of
Munroe county, lost bis mill, gin and va
riety shops by fire. His loss is #4000. The
origin of the Are is unknown.
W. J. Manning, who lives near Sterling
Messrs. E. G. Walker, Isaac W. Johnson
and M. A. Wilson, of Shelby county, re
cently published a call for an independent
' 1: "We hope
station, in Glynn county, plowed up in his ; . 1
field this week a small silver coin English)
coined in 1762, just 124 years old. JnA
convention, in which they said. .. _
that there will lie a full attendance and
in the county will be rep- |
s the first convention of
. . j heats ever called, and the call should not I
The Brunswick Herald :s scoring Judge , jj ln jt the attention to Shelby county. Why !
Mershon for electioneering at the polls on | llot invite beats everywhere to edme or be !
the day that Mershon delegates were elect- , represented? The average beat would feel i
ed to the congressional convention. , perfectly at home in the average inde- j
Z. T. Johnson, formerly a wholesale ; pendent convention.
merchant of Atlanta, and who recently ] — — *
mysteriously disappeared, has turned up Florida,
in Greensboro. i The Knights of Labor have established j
According to the Atlanta Journal sub- | an order in Bartow.
seriptions to the stock of the Atlanta and
Hawkinsvilie railroad are being secured
quite rapidly.
Prof. Fontaine, of the Summerville acad
emy. near Augusta, has re-signed and gone
to Texas. Prof. Sterling G. Brinkley, of
Orlando, Fla., will succeed him.
Mr. Julian Bass, a former pupil of Gor
The Altoona Index has been removed
from Altoona to C'itia.
The corn crop in Santa Rosa county is
looking unusually well.
A young prairie wolf was caught in
Manatee county a few days ago.
A sunflower weighingl five and a half
don Institute, was awarded the medal fori pounds and measuring thirteen inches in
the best composition, at Emory college j diameter is on exhibition at Bartow.
sttr-general lias appointed
~ f, Marion
- he i;
I H. C. Martin postmaster at MeCay
county, vice J.
last week
Macon will celebrate the 4th of July with . . _
a hig time generally. There will be a steer j county, vice J. \\ . Stevens,
race, wheelbarrow race, bicycle race, foot ] Unless Gov. Perry orders otherwise John
race, hurdle race, tournament and other Hardy will be hung in the jail at Gaines-
attractions. j ville at 10 o’clock this morning.
Tom Marston. who several years ago j ~On Wednesday night a lodge of good
burned the Methodist churc h of Conyers to 1 templars for colored people was establish
:veral other houses, ed at Milton. It opened
the ground, and lived sev
has escaped from the asylum at Milledge- j
ville.
Editor Gnatt, of the Athens Banner-
Watchman, is in so precarious a state of
health that his physicians have prohibited
him from engaging in any exciting work
whatever.
Yesterday morning Mr. Vim. Seymour,
who resides near Augusta, on the line of
the narrow guage railroad, lost two mules,
which were struck by lightning vvhi’e
standing in their stalls.
Augusta fS getting nn a fund to aid
Messrs. Parnell and Gladstone in their
fight for home rule in Ireland. A promi
nent citizen of that city ’■.«■* started the
subscription.
Georgia now supports twenty-six daily
newspapers, six. semi-weeklies, one hun
dred and seventy-six weeklies, four semi
monthlies.twontv -two monthlies.nnd three
vlies. making in all two hundred
and thirty-one publications.
Covington Star: The engineer corps of
the Covington and Macon railroad is now
encamped at Henderson's mill, and the
road is being located as fa«t astheingineers
can do the work. The graders arc follow
ing them pretty closely.
A strong stock com nan v ha= been organ
ized at -Athens. J. B. Buckner as president
aril A. H. Hodgson secretary, for the erec
tion of a large elevator and grist and feed
mill near the Georgia railroad depot.
A young man near Newnan lately took
Miss Bettie Echols to a picnic at Franklin.
They staved over night. In The morning
s"e took a ride with H. Daniel. On re
turning.she told the yuirgman that he
could go home, for she was married.
The Athens Banner-Watchman snvs:
The rain still continues, and the grass has
taken possession of the fields and no chance
is given to kill it. A gor c! part of the crop
that has been planted must bo turned out.,
that the rest may be saved. The agricul
tural outlook is dark indeed. Bottoms are
flooded and ruined, while the uplands arc
" eaten up” by grass.
Tim Barnesville Gazette says : The Gos
pel Pilgrims, a society of colored men and
woni'-n. celebrated their anniversary here
last Friday. They arc regularly uniformed,
t-he men wearing black and the women
drrfe Jersey jacket. 1 : and white skirts. The
parent order from Griffin came down Fri
day morning, and Friday afternoon the
order here united with them, forming n
procession and inarched through the town.
A large number of the leading citizens in
the northeast and other sections of Geor
gia have been approached with a petition
to Gov. McDaniel asking the pardon of
George T. Jackson, of Augusta, and many
names were secured in Athens. A gentle
man who is intimate with the governor
says that in less* than three months Mr.
Jackson will he a free man.
(1 a I in nui.
Eufaula’s business men arc trying to get
up a fair.
Mr. John Cassels. of of Etowall county,
is 104 years old.
The State University has made General
H. D. C'lavton an L.L. D.
with thirty-six
c harter members.
Stark Davis and father-in-law, both of
Fort Myers, went on a turtle hunt as far as i
Big Hickory last week, and got 2200 eggs 1
and succeeded in “turning" seven turtles.
The Bartow fire company is practicing j
for their parade on July 3. They have do- |
termiued to celebrate the day, notwith
standing the failure of the citizens to get t
up a jubilee.
Milton boasts an okra leaf which meas
ures twelve inches in length and fourteen
inches in width. The plant off which it
was taken was grown by Mrs. J. W. Amos
and is not more than six weeks old.
There is a triangular war in progress be
tween tiic editors of the three Jacksonville
dailies. Billingsgate is on a boom. They
have raised the wind, it is true, but so far
it has been an ill one that blows nobody
good.
Editor Graves, of the Florida Herald, is,
lecturing before the Young Men'sChristian I
Association in Jacksonville. If he is as
successful in his campaign against the
Prince c.t Darkness as he was in crushing
Frank Pope when he ran for governor,
they ought to license Mr. Graves to preach.
A recent fire destroyed the South Flor
ida railioad company’s passenger depot at
Pemberton Ferry. The. agent nnd his wife
and children lost everything except the
night clothes on their backs. The boys
along the line made up a purse of #50, to
which the company generously added *100
more.
Caliahan has three hotels, three railroad
depots, two market houses, two bar rooms, j
ten store houses, fifteen dwelling houses, ]
one drug store, one restaurant, one ice ,
house, one steam saw mill, one academy, |
one barber shop, one turpentine still, one j
Masonic lodge, one Iron Hall lodge, four j
churches and a newspaper.
Mr. Joel B. Crawford, the young Talla
hassee nierchat who won the champion
ship of four states at the recent shooting
match in that city, will visit Montgomery
this week to arrange another inter-state
contest, which will take place in August at
Thomasville, Ga. Mr. Crawford is n grand
son of the ex-minister to France.
Tavares Herald: About one mile this |
side of Astntula, on Saturday, a case of
fearful retribution took place. A negro .
gambler, who plies his l ocation with the :
workmen of the T., A. and G. railroad, was J
fatally shot bv another negro, who de- ,
dared that became from near Sanford for
the purpose of killing the gambler, who, ;
the murderer alleges, had once shot him
with a pistol. When the murdered man
saw Ids enemy, he started to run, but, at a
dist ance of one hundred yards, a ball from
a Winchester rifle entered the back oi' bis
head and passed through the forehead, j
The avenger disappeared.
Washington Lowe, a resident of Fish-
eating Creek settlement, Polk county, was
bitten by a rattlesnake while deer hunting
one day last week. He was running to
head off a wounded deer, and probably
stepped on the snake, which struck him
three times before he could get away from
it. Mr. Lowe was accompanied by his
brother, who immediately started for as
sistance, but as they were about a mile
from the nearest h mse, ii necessarily took
some time to get heip. When they return
ed to Ibc spot where ids brother left him
he could not he found, but on looking
around they soon discovered his body
where he had gone to a little marsh ni nr
by and buried his leg in the mud. It was
all of no avail, for the poor man was dead.
He leaves a wife and six children who will
receive the sympathy of the entile coin-
liiunitv.
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will do you. It is the perfection of household
medicines. Particularly at this season of the
Year, keep it in the house
Jordan's Joyous Julep
Is an instant and infallible cure for Neuralgia,
however severe the case. A physician of note
snvs: “I never knew Jordan’s Joyous Julep to
fail in a genuine case of Neuralgia.” Try it i!
you suffer.
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Jordan's Bowel Mixture
One dose will relieve the worst case of Diar-
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M. D. HOOD & CO.,
Manufacturing Druggists,
93 Broad Streel, Columbus, Ga,
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Real Eslate Agent,
FOR SALE.
A Place of twenty acres, large
and commodious House, with
every convenience, in perfect or
der. I 1 * miles from Broor street,
__ in one of the most desirable lo
calities adjacent to the city. If desirable would
exchange for city property.
A desirable full ! .{acre lot with
Fifth avenue,
ou long time with
easy payments.
8 25 p nr 11 15 a m Lv Fort Valley Ar 3 15 p m
9 10 p rn 12 00 m Ar Perry....... Lv 3 00pm
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1 45 p m Lv SmithviJle..
3 15pm Lv Albany...
6 53 p m Ar Blakely....
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No. 27+ , S. W.
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11 09 a m Ar Fort Valley.
2 25 p m Ar Columbus....
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tJBRO’s
Trains marked thus * run daily. Trains marked thus
marked t run daily except Saturday.
daily
ept Sunday. Trains
Elegant Local Sleeping Cars on night Trains as follows: Between Savannah and Augusta trains
Nov 50 and 5-1: between Savannah and Macon, trains Nos. 53 and 5i; between Savannah and Atlan
ta. trains Nos. 53 and 51.
Pullman Buffett Cars between Cincinnati and Jacksonville, and through Sitting Car between
Chattanooga and Jacksonville via Atlanta, Albany and Waycross. Through Palace Sleeping Car
between Montgomery ami Wnvcros*.
Tickets for nil points and Sleeping Car Berths on sale at Union Dep't Ticket Office 30 minutes
prior to leaving time of ail trains.
WILLIAM ROGERS. Uen’l Snpt.. Savannah. T. I). KLINE. Supt. S. W. R. R., Macon.
W. F. SHKLLMAN. Trallic Manager, Savannah. G. A. WHITEHEAD. Cien.l Pa-s. Agent.
W. L. CLARK. Agent. Columbus. Ga.
People’s Line of Steamers.
PASSXliEK AND FUEKiHT SCHEDULE OF THE
Steamer Milton H. Smith.
^OCOnxr^yLOID^ATIOTTS FIRST CLASS.
Passengers cun relv on meeting this boat promptly on time, river, fog, etc., permitting.
On and after July 3d, 1880, the following schedule will be run:
gcKKl Dwelling,
Will be sold oi
v paymet
desirable four-room Dwell
ing on south Fifth avenue; good
neighborhood and not far from
business center of Broad street.
.Terms easy and on long time.
A desirable six-room Dwelling,
^ - two stories, with water works,
□n north Broad. Place in thor
ough order.
Five two-room Dwellings on
' Ninth street, one block of Geor
gia Midland Railroad.
Two Residences on north Sec
ond avenue- .Jackson street i of 5
and 7 rooms, each desirably lo
cated. This property is consid
ered cheap by those* who know
• •fgood real estate.
^v-i A new and elegant House close
L to court house. Dwelling in
.: . -i— thorough order and has all the
late improvements. Is consider
ed one of the nicest homes.
A delightful home on Rose
• Hill, half acre lot and a new
^ “ House This property is consid
ered to be one of the nicest
__ homes on the hill. Terms easy
and will be sold cheap.
A nice little farm seven miles
from the city in Lee county, Ala.
Good four-room House on the
place. Enough timber on place
RE* to pay for same.
FOR LLELTT.
£10 00. Four room Dwelling corner Front aud
Fifth streets, in good order.
10 00. Two 3 room Dwellings on north First
avenue i new).
8 00. Two 3 room Dwellings on north Sixth
avenue inew).
1 00. Two 2 room Dwellings on east Ninth
street.
4 00. Two 2 room Dwellings on south Fifth
avenue.
4 00, Three 2 room Dwellings on south Third
avenue.
4 00. Dwellings of 3 rooms in Northern Li Iter-
ties.
2 50. Two 2 room Dwellings in Browueville,
close in to upper bridge.
3 50. Four 3 room Dwellings in Browueville,
near Carders’ Hall.
10W. Dt-irable Store on north Broad-best
location in city for grocery store.
TOOMBS CRAWFORD
REAL ESTATE AGENT, 1215 North Broad St.
tn thise-tf
Magnetic Power!
IOO Mii.Milda >fu;.i*eli<* Rower licit
Is the m,i-t successful appliance in the worhl for
liic- tieatioe.it >ti Nervous Debility. Neuralgia,
Rheumatism. Lumbago, Skeplessncsss. Asthma,
Dyspcp'-ua. Disease® of Liver. Kidneys and Di-
ge-tive Oigan-. >1- k Headache, and all troubles
arising from in- dlicient an i impure blood.
LDOwnsr.
Leave Columbus. Saturday
Leave Eutaulu. Sntwrrln ...
Leave Fort Gaines. Katimla.
At rive Chattahoochee, Suiul
Airive Rainhridge, Sunday..
Leave Bainbridgc. Sunday...
Leave Chattahoochee. Sunr;
Arrive Apalachicola, Morula;
2 00 p r
5 00 p r
(5 00 a I
Fire Insurance Company
Mr. D. B. Brown hrs been appointed
postmaster at Good water, to succeed Dr.
Pope.
The Dadeville Democrat says that the
idea of running an independent county
ticket in Tallapoosa comity is gradually
dying out. x
A hi.! has been introduced in congress to
authorize tin- Sheffield Iron and Goal com
pany to build a bridge across the Tonnes-
see river at Sneffield. “
A new platform is being built at the mi- TR3T"
ion depot in Montgomery. The Adver
tiser of that city now wants a new tar
shed, nnd predicts that it will be built.
At Gallion on June 25th a white man
named Louis Garrett was shot and fatally
wounded by a negro woman. The woman
and her husband, who is implicated, are
both under arrest. There is much excite
ment.
Captain W. M. Armstrong, of Selma.who ,
left Princeton college two months before ( lush Cilliiful,
his class graduated in order to enter the
confederate army, had the degree of A. M.
conferred upon him by that institution a
few days since.
Wake Forest college. North Carolina,
has conferred the degree of LL. D. on * V>],
E. H. Murfee. a master of arts of the Uni
versity of Alabama, commandant of cadets
there since the war. and now profes-or of
mathematics and logic in the University of
Arkansas.
Prof. L. AV. Mac: n. colored, has taken
charge of the colored academy. - Dule-
villc. lie announces to the public through
the Democrat that he :■ a''grade *U of oiiice I'P'i Itroad sti
Five Cold and Two Silver Medals
awarded in 13s5 nt, the Expositions o.
New Orleans aud Louisville, and the In
volitions Exposition of London.
The superiority i f Coraline over hon
or whalebone lias now been demonstrated
by over five yea is’ experience. It is mort
durable, more pliable, more comfortable
and never breaks.
Avoid cheap imitations mad*' of varioui
kinds of cord. None are genuine nn'e-s
“Du. Waknur's Coiiii.isK" is printe
on inside of steel cover.
FOR SHE BY ALL LEAOIMQ MERCHANTS.
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Physicians and Snritt’Gii.-
TTIP.
■ Apalachicola, Monday .
.* ('Iniltahoodicc. Tuesday.
<• Bainbridgc, Tuesday...'..
• Bainbridgc. Tuesday
• ('hattahoo< i(co. Tin•* Liv.
• Neal'-. Wed no-day.
• Gordon. WVdnc-day
'■ (’oliunbia. \Vcdin-«iny...
i Howard's, Wodno-dav .
• Fort Gaines, Wodiicsthiv
• F.ufaula. \\\*dn«-dav
• Morencc. Wednesday ...
i* < 'uhimbus, 'J htin-day
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Arrival and Departure of Trams at Chattahoochee, Florida.
lie Ihnvrr I.rullon’
A hiloininu! Supporter.
li-p
nd Western Raihva*
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• Orli
Savannah. Florid
ville at 4 04 p
Leaves Cor Savannah and Jacksonville at ll.Hi a in.
Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad Arrives from IViwuol;
for Pensacola. Mobile and New Orleans at 4:11 p m.
Rate.-) and schedule subject to change without notice
The local rates of freight and passage to all points
rivers will be as follows :
Flpur per barrel
('otlon per bale ’
Other freights in proportion.
Passage from Columbus to Apalachicola $5 00. Other point-' in proportion. Through tick
by this line to Savannah, Jacksonville and all points in East Florida.
Shippers will please h ive their freight at boat by 7: to a m on day of leaving, a< none w!
i \rrivcs from
Mobile and New
i the Chuttnht
•at 11;
iiid A pa lad::
ed after thal
Boat r* o
Boat wiii not
’ 1KKH.
Oui ...nt;, for freight
ere t< .*< cciv»* it.
C. I). OWEXS,
Tia.dc Manager. Savani
right of not landing it any point when condd'Tfrd dangc
• * • ny point not named in the published list of landii
after it ha.- b<
ii^.r
d at a landing when no
I\ II. Mn(>!5K.
Its sold
di be re-
•Lippers
oi Fibroid and other tumors
of thewomb and the ovaries,
uw ' great suj>]>ort and comfort and in-
ed -1rength to the walls of the abdomen in
of alxlominal enlargement without any
r-ular disease. 'I’end- also to d< crease and
lation of fat.
COnvrR=-A.LTY,
V2<> llroiulua.t. \eu York.
Dr. C. TERRY. Agent. Columbus, Ga.
BLACK MAR,
Audit.
THREE
hve jLOOisr
)IA( 0.\. (.IIOIB.I V.
r I HIE Senior oft he firm will devote special at-
1 tention to Female Diseases. Oftiee over
Frn/er A Dozier’s Store. Residence at Lindsat.
place. Dr. Robert Bruce’s residence on Ro-c
Hill. dtf
hat t.iken the lead tn
the‘a!c4 of 'lass of
remc'tics, and has ^ivec
almost universal "’.tisfac-
MURPHY PROS,,
Pans. Ter
G has won the uvor of
the public and now rank*
among the leading Medl-
DYSPEPSI A,
SICK HEADACHE,
CONSTIPATION.
'yfT.iP Dice a es-frt IJrer. Kid.
nejM, Stomnrli and Itnwcls. \ t. .-.:.\e
gup f - Ojapcpsia, Sick llfaihirhe,
( onUtpitUmi. \)> -»•. •■ii*' ' • *o i ; .
HIM ON V JO.NK8, Munaccr, I out*»iltr. Ky.
- S] 00,000
dama;
ready to wnte insurance against loss or
- by fire. Rate- guaranteed us low as j
•d bv any reliable stock company.
S. T. COLEMAN. President. |
S. R. .JA(H Y V>- Vice President.
EDGAR s. \Y1LS< »N, Secretary.
TOOMBS CRAWA0RD,
Local Agent.
.■tT!oi». !t '
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
Pl’IlSl'ANT tn an or.lcr from tin- G.nirt <
(linary of Museogee county, wiil In- sold a
liiirtion hou-v Ilf E, M. K’lmwlis ,V Cn., I
strc« t. city of < 'olumbu*-, Ga.. bctwcn the
hours of .sab-, on the tirst Tuesday in July
all of tin* personal pmprrt.\ belonging P
estate of June Rei d, (h (t a-ed, e- le-isth
hoiis( nold and kitchen fimmure.
K. M( EA( HERN
j('jj 27 in jys T -mporarj A luniii-tr..
B. F. COLEMAN, Jr.,
UNDERTAKER AND HEALER INJ
Patent MetaSic Caskets, Wood Cases & Caskets,
. . : r -oins, $b.
L :1th avenue. J rooms, f.:.
Fourth uvciiue, o rooms, 813.
ji Fourth avi-nue, 2 rooms, fi).
i t Ninth -treet. 3 rooms. $5.
l- Ninth -treet. uextto Mrs. McAllister, fl5.
a S’xth avenue, t rooms. 810.
i"< -!.vt!i avenue. rooms, plastered, 85.
r Tw* lfth street. :* rooms, next to Col.
reet. 3 rooms, newly
a.-hed, tij.
ceiled. 87.
s. plastered, 815.
k, on upper
e house you
Child
Wliili
"I'
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•n’s (! h i-s 'While (
Mel,-dir (jiskel.-L
(•rsiiiiid ill Iciilion
lOI' \\ Oh I (if 'I'll,
(dii
nnd i ;.i-kel>. C!iihii i-u's Cl,,s-
rt I I Julies, illi ) ,1'iG, - Irulll > 1 .•”>( I
■ii ;ili nrd'-r-'. T.v'eli'h Sli'd,
’TIC 1 ’l: I i I i 1OlT'.r.
D
,ud **ee me. If I have n
i wi.I • nt« r vour ordc: .mil till u.s soon Ud
• I.- Iu-e of uh.in."..
loll N Itr.Af It M AR.
R. WARD S SEMINARY,
Nashville, li-iin. R* il s .Mlnni H- im