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SAVE THE WATER.
A Mule Item on tlir 4Vny nr flood I.lvtnir at
ot'tirnp Itnlr.
In tolling tho rondora of tho Not;
York Sun how ho supports n family ol
throe in good stylo on 810 n week salary,
nnd nlwnys has money iu tho turns,
“John Short" gives this item : And if
nny ono supposes that cheap living con-
linos ono to n limited bill of faro it is a
mistake. Thero arc any number of very
nccoptablo adjuncts to tho cuisine of a
man on n small salary. There, for in
stance, is macaroni and ohccse. I un
derstand tho dish was invented for n
king, but even if so it will bo found
Very satisfactory to a republican, for it
is n palatable dish, nnd no mistake. And
cheap. I buy macaroni for twolvo
cents tho single pound, or ten cents by
tho quantity. Half n pound wo find
quite enough to use at a meal. As for
cheese, wo uso grated green, or snpsn-
go, in preference to Parmesan, and pay
twelve cents a cako for it. A cake will
last, about three pounds of macaroni.
With those articles and some nico gravy
Jonuie produces an attractive supper
dish for us three at mi expense not ex
ceeding eight conts. And I am sure no
well-regulated man will quarrel with
macaroni and cheese. But steam it.
Never bake it. That is barbarous.
Hlcnw it well; saturato it with gravy;
bestow on it a piece of butter, and dust
your cliceso well through it. Ho, also,
at an expense so trivial that it would
surprise a novice, we diversify our bill
of fare' with oddities iu the shape of
fried sliced apples; fried sliced toma
toes, cut thick, well seasoned, and fried
brown; stowed German celery; heart
and stems of cabbago leaves, cut iu
lumps and served with drawn butter, a
good substitute for that delicacy, Brus
sels sprouts; barley eurrvs, fried'carrots,
and so on, from two to three cents’worth
of tho raw material of any of which will
form an attractive and palatable addition
to a meal for three.
Out of respect for the direct wish of
Mrs. Short I must take time to mention
corned bocf water. I know many
throw tho water they boil tho beef in
away, but wo would sooner Hunk of
throwing nivay the beef itself, 1 believe.
We buy qnrned beef at eight cents ja r
fount! aid always boil it in lots of
lrat*r/wit* Onions, potatoes, and some
times cabbage or turnips. 1 always
want soup for dinner; and that corned
beef water, frym the pot of a boiled
dinner, makes a delicious bowl. Not
only that, lint It will keep limiting you
nice soup for three days or so. You will
linvo much more than yon can consume.
Have it. Then, when you want a bowl
of nice soup tako sudli quantity us you
itiloud to use, and cut and boil an
onion or two and u few potatoes or small
piooos of cabbage in it, mid there you
nave, at short notice, a nice soup, wlicn
properly seasoned. And at what ex
pense ? From ono to three cents.
Ucii, Custer’s llcatli.
Tho Milos City (Montana) Journal
•ays:
We lmvo received a communication
firoih ITunloy from an old trappor, guido
aial scout, wlio for many vonrs hns lived
among tho 1 ndftms of the Northwest. IIu
ohums Unit Custer died fighting, that ho
did not commit suicide, mid that the
Indians did not know him after ho fell.
As there are some new points in the let
ter which have never before been pub
lished, mid us we believe thowriUr-to
he sinooI.U in wlmt lie writes, wo pul lisli
herewith n synopsis of the nrticle. ifo
says; “I have been requested to write
to tho Journal ydiat I Umov of Gen, Cus
ter’s dcimr, mid my knowledge of William
Cody. In 1870 I was with Gull. Crook,
on (jooso Creek, when tho Glister-tight
occurred. Cody was with Gen. Merritt
on l’lulte l’iver somewhere. Codvnever
saw Iho Oiisttr' liutile-ground. He eun-
n°t spook tho Indian language, nor talk
Iho sign hitigudgo; that I am sure of.
He joined us with Merritt’s command on
Gooso Creek, and wo mot Gen. Terry on
the Rosebud mid ninrchcd in company
to tho mouth of Powder ltiver. There
Ojsly left the command nt.d went to the
blates. Ho lias boon there over since, I
believe. As a scout and prairie man lie
is seveuly-flv.1 degrees behind nothing.
1 hnvittalkod to the Sioux about the death
of Custer, and they knew nothing about
him, only that lie was killed. There was
no ‘mnssaoi-fe ’about the tight, Custer
attack oil the camp and got clennod up
through tlio cownrdioo of Itcno. Gen.
Custer was a favorite with nil prairie
na n ; too goiid a., man to be killed in the
manner in which lio was. Fur mv port
I believe Ctisler was killed in 'battle
lighting like n ‘Utile devil,’andlikely fell
long before (ho TmtHe onded. ■ Ou'rluy,
tho only sun i\*oi', a Oijjw Indian, knows
Ttritlniig about Custer's death. 1 do not
believe Uwjro is a man living, red or
wbito, Who knows ho\v Coster died."
The Persian Way.
A ccrl nin Persian city having exhaust
ed all its funds, and knowing of no way
to raise more,- Iho Mayor laid tho case
bofore tlio Governor-of the Province.
“Have yoifcdoubled tho taxes ?’’
: “Wo have."
‘Hlavo you’borrowed from tlio rich?”
“Every dollar that they will lend.”
. “Have you issued bunds?"
“We have, but no one will buy thou
at niiv price.”
“Havo you stolen all tho school
moneys ?”
“Months ago, illustrious Euler.”
“Pawned the city seal?'’
“Yes, verily.”
“Mortgaged tho City TTail?”
“Yes, live limes over."
“It is indeed a serious ease,” mused
tlio,Governor, as ho scratched liis ear.
“ The only way out of it is to go horns
and annouiiee an era of reform.”
BKr.vtrrrea Firorrs, Turns, etc.—That
which has been said on tliis subject un
der the “Orchard and Garden,” applies
with equal foreo here. Select with car
and order early of the most trustworthy
dealers. Thero are new sorts each year,
and the only safe way is to buy ciily a
few of these, nnd rely upon well-tested
varieties for the bulk of the order.
“It sometimes lnfppens that the people
who nro married arc only basted together
while others are stitched together so
firmly that they can never he parted,”
says a newspaper p’uilosj dier. He for
gets that stitches will rip if the tension is
sufficient.
Sham Batter and Cheese.
Professor Sheldon, in tho Town ITomfr
Ulead, says : Can anyone tell what dairy
ing is drifting to ? Wo hear of all sort*
of queer monstrosities, from lard-cliocse
to cotton butter. No man knows what
lie eats if lie buyB it. Simulation Is the
spirit of tlio age, and ho end of science
and skill is employed to doceivo. A
clever imitation is what men prefer to
produce, and tlio public nro led to de
vour. The simplicity of genuineness is
out of tlio running, as tilings go in tho
world. Tho pulilio must tat what is
given them, nsking no questions.
The oleomargarine men have done a tor-
rible lot of mischief, and otlhl is the god
whom tlioy didight to honor and exalt.
At all points they aim to circumvent tho
dairymen and swindle tho publie.
Too tosto of tlio poople is degraded
by tlio sham butter nnd eliocso which
seems to be real. Men’s Btomnchs now
adays are sepulchres for strnnge abomi
nations which they ignorantly rather
than innocently swallow. This sort of
tiling is lending them they know not
whither, and posterity will pny tlio
piper. It is no longer that which
comoth ont of, hut that which goctli
into tho mouth that defiles. Meats anil
drinks of many kinds nro not wliat they
protend to tie, and there is a good deal
of "tricks tlint nro dark” in what passes
for ilniry goods.
Whoso fault is this ? Well, in a great
part tho dairyman's, for they have
spoiled good milk. Tlioy have given an
opening for tho shoddy mon of tlio dairy,
who nro growing rich out of offal. The
law complacently lets men sell whnt
they like, r.nd the Kliani is, often enough,
better than tlio real one. Shoddy sells
well enough to bo carefully made, and
so tlio mnkors of counterfeit butter nnd
cheese do flourish. Dairymen who mnko
inferior butter nnd oliocao, no matter
how ronl tlio goods may lie, nro out. of
lie- running entirely. If only tho palato
of tho public is suited, it matters not if
tho nrtielo be reul or pretended, so care
less dairymen can hardly “mako ends
moot and tio." But one tiling is cloar—
tlio makers of really first-class cheese
and butter can bold their own, and will
hold their own ngainst tlio nefarious
stuff Hint is mado in any and evory coun
try. A weading-out process is going on,
mid goods which nro mero simulations
will tako tlio plnco so long occupied by
the products of milk that was spoiled.
If, then, tho oleomargarine business, tlio
melted tallow and other less creditable
things, slndl result in bringing about a
thorough reform iu dairy methods, wo
shall lmvo reason after all to bo grateful
In men for whom few of us entertain
feeliugs that approach to respect or
affection. But let tlio publie lmvo fair
protection, lot them know what tliov
buy; then tho dairymen will win—if
they want to ; and if they dou’t tho fault
is tuoir own.
Tl.o Inilian of fntcin glance and linn l.oar-
iiig, the theinu of the touching hallful, is
gone; lmt tho petroleum tli-y discovorod,
now mailuinlo Oarhollne, the natural 11 a:
Restorer, will live fjrovor.
Enquire!!—“Wlmt in tho beat way to
toll iv horse's ngo?” Depends on who
owns tho beast. If it’s yours, don’t toll
that it's over eight, anyhow.
"No, srn," said tho practical man, “no
brie-a-brae on tlio mantel for me. It’s a
nuisance. Where’s a man to put his
feet ?”
Ladles <lt children's hoots A shoes esn’t run
over if Lyon’s I'at. Heel stiQeLcrs are used
“Dons under favorable cirruniHtnnoos
live to bo thirty years’ old,” says an ex
change. “Favorable oiivunislancos”
probably means a family without boys or
neighbors.
A specific, and the only one, h o, for ali
forio/* and lypes of skill d s -m;e, is Known tin
world over as l>r. Hi nson’s Skin Cure. It i,
net a patent medicine, lmt a i-eliatilo n mi dr.
"-■hi two lie.rrn of i'r. Itnennds ( Wen/ Hint
Chamomile I'Ul.srurrd u friend of i sam/o/ii.
r/n.m llo- Urn. here' rmddn't help,’ f’ffse mi fo
wine for nr/-.‘If." -Clifford Slniud, Windsor.
Business.—A woman at Kingston,
New Mexico, gets praise for orecting a
log cabin without help. She cut tlio logs,
hauled them, made tlio shingles for tlio
roof, and put tho structure together.
She has a husband who takes enre of tho
children,
Cnxtrlito.
u ahtrink fihoukl hotikou before or after
imviU to insure porfoet assimilation of food.
OahtiunkIh in liquid form. Hold by druggists.
Orpheus, when ho played, mado the
rocks come up; and his power seems to
have descended to a great many of our
poptlhu- singers. You have to come up
with tho rocks if you want to hear
them.
Twenty-four Honrs In lit.,
From Jolin Kuhn, I.iifayotto, 1ml., wliooimoun-
CP1 that hu la now in •• ported health," we lmvo
ills lull jvv 1 na : Has your mio 1 war, to oil .pponr-
.noo, In tlio teat etiges ot Uouaninptiou. Our beat
I liy.ildiui Arvo my etiae an. 1 finally got to low
i hut our . odor c.u.l 1 oould not live twouty-four
houra. My friends thou purchased n bottle ol Pi
Wm. Hall s Balaam for thu Lungs, vhioh consider-
atrly lamelltoit mo. 1 continued until 1 took nine
bottle.. 1 urn niw iu period beattli, having used
i.o other medicine.'*
FOB dyspepsia, Indigestion, depreesio* ol
spirits and general debility, ia their various
form.; also is a preventative against fever
and ague end other intermittent fevers, the
“ Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of CaUseye.”
made hr Caswell, Heard A Co., Row York,
and sold by ail Druggists, is tha beat toaio;
and for patienta recovering tram favor or
other «isonata, II hni mo oqnnl.
No Oiiiunii No llnnncr*—\ Mrmmrr Idyl.”
From n l*r»vl;li?nce HI err kunt.
Mn. OttoBOK H. DavIx, a fruit deftlor i»ty07Wr*t-
minster street, bears hix Kr.it of til testimony to the
unequaltfl exrellenco of the produetton of one ol
our most nkillful Pfoviilonce I'liamiacixts. Mr-
Davis says: “ Last sprlntf I wan very un atly Iron-
bled with severe inflammation of tho kidneys, and
it became ho had (hat at time* I urinated blood, aud
my nufTt rlnuH wen lntenao. My condition was so
painful that for a while I war scarcely able to attend
to business, and tho severe pnitiH would come ho
suddenly ami nevefoly that I would bo obliged to
leave a customer Whom I inlulit happen to bo wait*
lmr upon. During a part of the timo I won unable
to walk, and seared y knew what to do or which way
to look for relief. At this timo a friend recom
mended lIuut'M Itemedy. I took two bottles of it
and it took rluht liohl of tny difloaxo and cured mr
very *t|)oedily, and I have ex|K>riencod no trouble
with my kidneyx xince.
"Furthermore, Ilunt'x Homedy hax xtrengthrmd
mo very much, and xiuco 1 bo^an to uxo it 1 have
becunlilo to attend tobuxinexx, and am all ri^hl
now. 1 In nrilly recommend it to all. What it ha<
done for mo U will do for you who aro afflicted."
Huflert'd for Twenty Vrara.
"ll0N.Jo.iH0A To i n ii.L, of Kihxt Ha«inaw, Mich.,
>a»x: "Count me among tho outhuxloailo frionda
of Uunt'H Homed/. It box proven In my caxe all
you claim lor it. Having xnfforod for about twenty
years with xovero dlxeaxoof the kidneyx (which out
local phyxiclau pronouncod Htight'x Dixeaxe), 1
mado a Joumny liaxt to couxtilt tho eminent Dr
Haven, «»f HainiltoUi Now York, of whoxu fame in
tliia xpoeialty I had heartl much. Dr Jfavcn exam*
inotliii" oarorully and ximidv Haiti: '(Jo and got
a Ixdtlo ol limita lie mod) and take a«-ei»rdiiig to di*
reel Ions.’ Alter having traveled ho far tor treat,
rnent. it xtrurk mn ax r.itlier luniiy to 1k» dirceted
l«> lake a modloliio wlilcli I might havo lioitghl
within a xtoii'.t’x throw of my own door: but 1 wax
in the doctor'H liantlx, ami of courxo 1 lollowotl hii
advieo, ami riglil glad wax I that I did xo, for he-
lore 1 had taken Hnnt'x Heim-dy half a dozen timea
I found immeiixo lieiiolit from it. and by eontlii'
uiug Hm tine of it for a limited timo 1 recovered
Iron: luy trouble entirely, ami am to-dav, I think,
ono of tho most rugged ol niggod MuihigainlerH.
111.; world ix indebteil to you. xir. tor tho proinul*
gat Ion of Mich a medicine, and I liopo you may
not go without your reward."
XX.-NOTICE.-XX.
AS BLUE FLANNEL GARMENTS
Of Zufei'lor Quwllty ofOooda
aro xoid a*i tlio " genuinn Middlesex." w Ideli nro not
iniulo ity that mill. Tlio MlddloM X n.innanv, in order
lo protoot tholr cuxtoinora ami tlio public.give notice
that ImrealW alI Clothing im.de from llllf MlblH.K-
HK2t HTANDAIll) INDIGO liUJK FbANNKl.8 AND
YACHT ObOTlIH. xoid |»v 'll leading clothterx,miint
hear the "HUdC HANGKHH," furni-lied by tho Helling
Agents to all parlies ordering tlio gooda.
WENDELL, PAY Sl CO.,
HKT.MNO AGHNTM, MIDm.r.HliX OOMI'ANY.
and 8* Worth Hi.. New York: I rnnkllu At,
bus tun; <14 t’liuhtnut Bt.. I'lilladulpljliw
ITS
Henry’s farballc Salvo.
It Is tho Koat Salva ir Cuts, Hrui3ex, b'orej, ni
corn, Halt Hhcum, Tetter, Chapped Har.da. tVii”
blainp, Cornv and ali kinds ol bkia Kiuptl. ni‘
Freckles and Fimplcs. Uil ’
) FH SON A I.. I W A NT A \Y IFK ;
8tri«tly temperate; id ehildivn;
j0,0t<0 in the la-t
1 vvi'.li and marry. Sominhot »
ttioima nearnx you can. rh .t*<
. ri.IG, thapitol Hid.\Va : hing1
n.D.i
Them hag never
i’iccu an instance In
.which this sterling
Igumnt and anti*
febrilo medicine lias
failed to ward oft
tho complaint, when
taken duly ns a pro
tection agiiinst ma-
*2; lnria. . Huudreds of
TUC Cl III MERE IS IT!
I nil dull PLATFORM:
All Tli«! world xiiewH. K very thing Uni: IniercatH ii
an'l women; good writing In every eolimm; honest a....
fearlexa cornu .*nt| absolute Independence of pat ilxan
organlzalltinH, but tin wavering loyalty lo true Demo-
emtiojirinelples Bniweripllon: Daii.y (4 pag- x). by
mall, ftrte. a month, or IMI.fiO a year: Shnuay (K
pages), fill.80 ncr year: Weekly (8 pagen). «l pci
year. 1. W.FNULAND, rubilahcr, Now York City.
ni r walls of buildings,and insi>ieln pisco
fflsteist H. FAY & CO. 1 """ 1 '"’
•ainpliihfr* e.t KHtnb.lHW)
v/Vfii*A\7r
“~iby wafclininknis. By mail 26o! tflrJuTs,
'froo. J.8. HincnAC- *“ •'
'tat.X A DAY e h ly iimilo wit’i my ipieudld otltilt ot P.o
umi l nnnex. Ii. It. Waiiihvi i.i,, Aulmni,Maim-.
A Buro Cura for Kptlnpxy
poor. Dll. Km t.f. ArsonulHt., St. Lomu, Mo.
young men
employment, nddrexx |». ItDA tl, Am, Dili
C. B. C.
Cole
College, Newark
MILL & FAUIuor SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE
and BACKING, vILS, PUMPS ALL
KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS,
BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES,
ENGINE GOVERNORS, &o. Sendfop
Price-list. W.H. DILLINGHAM A CO
421 Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.
"tilt BIST- IS OHKAPIBT," ’
"““'.THRESHERS"™ 1
HorsoPowfrs
| Clover Duller)
Wuttoato^l jk-Ho"*. I WiiterorraKU lllint.l-iitnphlet
and Prices to Tint Aullrnan&Taylor Co., .Munsdwid, Ohio
REYNOLDS’ inON U OMi-S
D. A. MULIiANEp Manager,
P.O. Box 1690, - - NEW 0RLEAN9, LA
Manufertor? RrynobH* Cslehrxted Platihrm COTTON
PRF.St'l*f, Bi»..t«., IlsnJ and II,tm. l’..v«.rf STEAM
KNOInKS, hUtlAR MII.IJ4. VACUUM PAN8.8W*«titho*l
mid Mongo Potent Drodgoboot Work. LocoinollvO
•ml Itailrond Cor lr,,n work n t>|^>l*lly. Pulldbir Fronts,
Column*, Hailing*, Hla knultl.lnR and Machine tt’oA In grT
•Ml. O. C. Tim|ki'• Palpil HI.K.VATOK8 for clcio*. O.Uen
•olirllrd ami ptUmnt.ta made to Ihv M «nair«r.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED I
DR.
WM,
HBALSAM
HALL’S
An Open
Secret.
•iftfiiAyfcSSts
TANO LINIMENT Is by for
the best external known for
man or beast. The reason
why becomes an “open
secret ” when we explain that
“Mustang” penetrates skin,
flesh and mnsclo to tho very
bone, removing all disease
and soreness. No other Uni*
ment does this, hence none
other is so largely used 01
does such worlds or good.
ATLANTA, Ga.
IrtlMM .non ike cha.l -
kwh prefoisloDal aid fkl
i7cV?:dnra
•era yoa, avu
CONSUMPTION.
■ I have a positive remedy for the above disease; by tta
ke tbonsanda of cases of tho wont kind and of long
■DlEiP’O'T
Wdudlf V.
|C OLE MAN
«BROTHER
M ACHINLRY
nE.worlfano
l,A N’ur ACTURE.
viTEiAME N.O I Nt: S.
CO,T TONPRE SOLS.
W ATE.-RE 1. E V A T 0 R 'J
I.RO.N.TOLUMNSH OUSE,
«I C A S T I N 6 S
ro:.UNDRY I GONE RATO
SmRGETEXTEiN'D I NG
■iRlOlMlMlAlGjNlOlL I A TO
C L A R’A ST REE ! IN
NtWORLE.AN.Sl A
MA ! NOrr I CE8,
TAlLjElSjDlEiPjOT
JWENT Y'A'N'Dl
EM G HT:EEn
UN I ONST
VlQjRlGlEYf
i mom
W|H|ElNf/|Jpj
lYlOlUKiile,
B|U
WANTED
KNKKHKTIC LAD1R
“f good nddrrrx In xell
STANIHIil) I.AIJN-
DHY WAX. The goods
SPRATLiNG COTTON PLANTER
AND
QUANO DISTRIBUTOR.
The che. peet anv
best. Opena furrow
dixtrlbutea guano
drops cotton need
corn, peas,etc., at any
distance, In any num
ber. Covers at xam#
time. Price, $10.00
^vv.uteaovevi-wac'. For full particular
W. C- SMITH * CC. t
31 South Broad St.. Atlanta^ 14a,
standing havo boon cured. Indeed, ao strung Is tny fal
iu its efficacy, that I will send TWO BOTTLES FHfcR, to
gether with a YAMJAUI.K THEAT18JC ol. this dJ*«a*o, W
**——" —id P. O. a*'.dross.
* m Pearl BL, New York.
fxpresa and
. bLOOVU,
$66
a wot k iu your own town. Terms and ouUlt
free. Addreeall. Halijiit A Co., Portland. Me.
FREE
t79 A WEEK. $PJ a day at home easily made. Cost!)
** 4 ouUlt free. Androas TRUE Jt Co., Augusta, Mo.
«ENTS WANTED for the Voatand Fastost Bell
ing Pictorial liiioks nnd Ulhlei.Price* reduced 33
por coat, N tlonal Publiahiug.Co., A tlauta, t«a.
U for All u ho will mako spare time prof-
ible-ngooti p iving lnisin« if you can devote
nr timo to It. MUliUAY HILL, Box 760, N. Y.
Is unfAlirng ana rnrae
liable In curing £pil.
optic Fits, Bpaxina,
Convulsions, St. Vitus
Dance, Alcoholism,
Opium Katlng, Ner
vous debility Scrofula
and All Nervous and
Blood diseases. Tn
Clergymen, Lav
Literary
by all Druggists. THE DR. 8. A. RICHMOND
MEDICAL CO..Sole Proprietors. 8t. Joseph, Mo.
"B»
chants. Bankers, La
dles and all whose se
dentary employment
causes Nervous Pros
tration, Irregularities
of the blood, stomach,
bow els or klndeys, or
who require a nerve
tonic, appetiser or
Itnulant, Samaritan
orvine is Invaluabla
housands proclaim it
it wonder* * ‘
ng ay st cn
.RICH a
OPIUM
$5toS20kT
kfe'p.ar.itua.
Imve
fita GTOMACH ^.
8|TTEB s
MORPHINE If AllIT,
No pay till cured. Ten
years established, 3,000
cured. Ktnto caxe. Hr.
.Marsh, Quincy, Mich.
i—*83
*. Samples worth $6 five
3. via; ci iiuiiiu. o.ini|ii«an.irni
lidrfis fer in SON A (Jo.. Portland, Me.
\(a*
TtyGBIDOD
ifcty » • a. *. n umss.-i ✓
J\ ft«r a thorough trial of tile /
IBOU TONIO, I take pleasure /
in Btatixur that I have been /Npsi
frreatlv benefited by it.« ^ Li I
u»e ministers and Pub* jr
lie Bpeakera will find it
o/ tile greatest v nine*
where a Tonic in neces
sary. Z ^ocoxmnend it
as a reliable remedial
agent, possessing un
doubted nutritive and
testoraiive properties.
L-juuriUr, A*y,, Oc‘. 2, ISS2.
-< combination of J-ro
ioxiti* of Iron, Peruvian
Hark and Phosphorus in
a palatable form, J u>
Debility, Loss of Apv-
tile, Prostration of fit
Powers it is indispenx
vie.
REV.J.I,.TOWNEK
fn dun try, IU.. says:-
“I considei ii
a .most excellent remedy fo*
Uie debilitated vital forces-
NEW FIRM!
C. Z. TURNER
In Robertson Building, Dallas. Qa.
I dealre to inform the public that 1 am just opening out in Dallai a new etoek ot
iXnehaadlw
COMBIN IGF
Family Groceries and Plantation Enmities
WITH A FULL LINE OF
Staple and Fancy Diy Goods and Notions,
Heady-made clothing of the beet material end of the most fashionable a tk
Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc., from the best manufacturers and of the latest alyle*. Ae
of which will he sold low for cash. Come one, come all, and give me a trial. My(
motto is Low Prices, Quick Hales, Fair Dealing, Good Measure, Full Weights.
I am also agent for several standard brands of guano.
C. Z. TURNER.
lonoratile Competition is the Life of Me
NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS.
SstTNo old stock brought over from last year 1-fjDB
BSTBut everything fresh from tho Factory !-*{£«
BtirAll goods of the l eat quality and latest styloi, and sold at tho lowest price)."'(Da
W E have just received a full stock of FALL and WINTER G00D3, p lr
h with the greatest care, and from the best markets, for cash, ami re
spectfu
with the greatest care, and from the best markets, for cash,
nvite the public to call and examine them. Oar Htock oinsists of
$tcvple ©fy Gt;ood$, jsfoti03^, ®o$iei‘y
HARDWAKE, CUTLERY,
Crockery, Glassware, Groceries,
And in fact, everything usually kopt In a first-clans general retail store.
Wo are continually adding to it, nnd will keep in Btore everything for which
there is a demand iu this section of the country. Our line of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, Etc.
Is the most complete ever brought to this market.
(gy We are aleo agents for the moat popular brands of Standard Guanos.
Our motto: “Fair Dealing, Qnick Sales and Short Profits.” Give u« a call
No trouble to show goods.
We occupy our new brick store house on the west side of Rome street, near
’.be public square, where we invite the public to call and examine our goods and
McLARIN & ROBERTS,
ida.lxjA.3, a-a.
PltOPKSSIONAli CARDS.
D
R. S. ROBERTSON,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Tenders his professional services in the
practice of modicino in all its branches to
tlio citizens of Dallas and - surrounding
country. ^WOflico ITo. 5 Ac worth street,
neur court house#
W. K. FlKLDKR.
GKO. R, BOBER Tj
F
IELDER & ROBERTS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Dallas. Paulding County, Georgia.
Practioe in all the courts. Prompt atten
tion given to looking after wild land claims.
Collections a specialty, 1 Xy
J M. SPJNKS,
‘attorney at law,
Dallas, Paulding County, Georgia.
Prompt atlentinn given to collections in
any part of the State. Wild lauds looked
after and intruders ejected.
CUT
THIS
And Bend it with 19 Urefn Stamps and
w« will send one sample xet of fi new style
' Myrtle” triple plated Teaspoons. Con
tains no brass, warranted genuine, equul
ftllT in npjieaTar.ee to three dollar spoons.
U U I Guaranteed to please, or money refunded.
Only one set s«ut to intioduce Agents wanted nnd
?ood pay. rfrruFnra iron. Address the minufacl-
urare, 8HAWMUT SILVER PLATE CO., 83 Broom
field street, Bostor, Mass.
YOU CAN HAVE ANY KIND OF
Sewing Machine Repaired.
BDY
All Kinds of Needles,
Altac luiunls. Parts, Etc., Etci
— or—
I?. McCOBMACK,
61 8. Broad St., Atlanta, Ga.
J®*Send Machines by Express.
rss-ASMntu dr. harter medicine co„ 213ay.? ct.. a*, icuis
#37.35 FOX?, fill
Music for the Million.—Vienna Eollan
Labial Organ.
Sweetest «nd most delightful music know.
Popular in Europe. Any tune can be played
n it, from Old Hundred to Yankee Doodle.
Even those “with no ear” while away de*
ightful hoars with iliis instrument. Any
one can play it. Children play it in one
cTening. Costs but one-tenth as much ns
the Orgnnette, Organinn, etc., and is far
-weeter and needs only common music. To
ntroduce our new music we will send a sam
ple Organ, with bound book containing full
words and music of 96 new and popular
-ongs, which in sheet form sell for $36.35,
prepaid to any address for ONLY $1.
C. O. E>.—As a guarantee that every one
vill receive all they pay for, we wilfscnd
nerample book nnd organ by express 0.
). D„ $1*00; two for $1 60; three, $2.30, or
core at the rate ol 59 per dozen. We can*^
lot prepay goods sent <\ O. D. Circulars
ree. Address MONADNOOK MUSIC CO.,
•.< ck Box 780, Hinsdale, N. H.
H e. smith & co„
# Dallas, Georgia,
Dealers In Family Groceries, Plain and
Fancy Confectioneries a specialty. Every-
rung fresh and nice; jnst from the factory!
We desire to say to our friends and the
•>oblic in general that having opened ont u
;tr ok of groceries and confectioneries, we
otopose to sell them r.s cheap as ti e cheap
n,t. * Small Profits and Quick Sales’* sha
be our motto. Come and see us and c
envinced.
THK J’ORtQ-N’A.U,,
STAB SPANGLED BANNER.
The oldest, most popular, best and ehespr
est Family paper, begioe iri 21st year with
188.1. It is a largo 8 page, 40 column illus
trated library paper, size of the ‘’Lodger.”
Cram full of splendid stories, stretches, po
ems, wit humor nnd general fun. Raciest
and most popular paper published. Estab
lished 20 years, read by 60,030 persons. It
ia solid, aubsuint'al, reliable. Only 50 ceota
s year, 5 copies, $2; or 75 conts a year with
choice of set of six triple plated silver
spoons, no brsss, new style, retail price $1.-
60; or Am. Dietionery, 700 pages, Illustrated,
defines. 30,000 words, numerous tables,
bound in oloth, gilt, better than usual $1.50
books, or wonderful “Multum-in-Paryo”
knife, a dozen tools in one handle, sells st
one to three dollars, buck handle, name
plate, etc., or superb bell harmonica, sweet
est musical iuatrument known, price rl.50.
Either of above premiums and Banne one
year sent free, for 25 green stamps. Sub
scribe now. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Trial trip 3 month foronly
10 cents. Specimens free. Address STAR
SPANGLED BANNER, Hinsdale, N. H.
inert jr
by Tire.
Iain agent for tho Continental Insurnnco Com
pany, which 1, confined lo the insuring of f.im
property, dwelling-, churchoi, and e. lioi.1 h
for ono, three and fire year.. Every mudent insn
feels rate when he know. Ihst If ho .hon'd he s = un
fortunate as to get Ills properly destroyed hy fire-
hs wm hnye tho greater portion of hla loner re-
placed. This is a reliable company, nod insures
for a low rate. Call ou me, and f will civ« you full
explanations. *|\ FOOTE.
TT T? T7 T7 Bend to MOOR E’S
-L AU-Ci-H) Business University,
Atlanta, Georgia,
For Illustrated Circular. A live actual bus
mess school. Established twenty years.
5
Not One Minute.—Dan Taylor,
colored hostler of St. Louis, went to hi
home, took a revolver from the bureat
and presented it at his wife. “ Give m
time to pray,” slio exclaimed. “ Not
minute,” he replied, nnd fired thre
times, inflicting wounds that are mortn
lie gave himself up to tho police. Jen
ousy and a domestio quarrel caused th
act
— M
A Sufferer.—A policeman in Nov
York City him just died frtajwsgie effecti
of a bite received from a
nearly a year ngo. During the ye
the sufferings of the unfortunate mi
have been terrible.