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About The Southern sun. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1869-1872 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1872)
snin bridge WfcWg sf an, Official Journal of Decatur County B, M. JOHNSTON. - Proprietor. R. M-tJOKNSTON* O. Q. GURLEY, K»tr«ki. MARCH lC'lO*72. To Aonmnit —We Invite the attention of bneliiee* men, e* penalty there of havanoah, Ma con, Columbus ami eilmr large cities in Georgia, to the Mfrrior f offered through our col umn*, of placing their bu»in *t« before the public. The Sim ha* a circulation in the city of Bainbridge and county of Decatur, exceeding by far, that of aay other journal, and ft also baa a corresponding ly Urge circulation in mtjo or eight counties ad joining the one in which it is published. The Kim 4a the Official Journal of Decatur and one or two other counties, and hen fee is handled by nearly every man in this section of country, wkieb, as a nutter of unquestioned certainty, renders it a most valuable advertising medium. The new pro prietor of the paper presents these facts to the bus iness world, gad hopes, in view of the iucalculabl e benefits that must aeome from the use of his col eus as, V* receive a full share of publio patronage. Heavy lass. Thfi Pataoo Mills, at Colombo*, owned by R. E* Mott, was destroyed by fire on Mon day night. Loss $75,000. No insurance. Cotton. Under the influence of decreased receipts and scarcity of money, cotton is going down ip j* rice every day. Ordiuarily, these facts s)aow a different effect. Holden. Grant has made Holden Minister to Peru. This is fit j finely fit. Holden ran away from NsrtbCarolina a fugitive for his crimes and to escape punishment. Impeached and indicted, he is a rare representative of the Grant Administration. ~ fieaeral Cooper. General Cooper, Adjutant General of the Confederate States, is in deep poverty. He ia working like a common laborer to sap port his family. He is seventy years old. A cal) has been made for aid for the gallant old soldier, 6e js a native New Yorker. Subscriptions may be sent to Col. Arthur Herbert, Alexandria, Virginia: „ p # U4»eal. Yesterday New Hampshire bad an elec tion for;Governer. To-day"the Radicals hold State Conventions in Kentucky and Wis* consin. Pennsylvania elects a Senator on the 15th, The Ohio Radicals hold a State Convention on the 27th. April Ist, Con necticut elects a Governor; Apriltbe 3rd, Rhode Island docs the same. The Mexican Mon. v * ~ ■ <: Telegrams from Mexico report that the revolutionist# are much cmbairassed by or ders issued from Grants administration, forbidding clearances to be issued to ves sels bound for Mexican ports in posessioa of the rebels. Wby our government should take sides In the Mexican civil war is not an apparent as ft might be.—Macon Tele g»pk. Ahead of the Mnsie. Soma of oar Democratic contemporaries Insist ipfin iffimediatly making terms and having a complete understanding with the Reform Republicans with reference to the Presidential election. Would it not be well to Wait, first until the Reform Repub licans shall have been organised into a party with somebody authorised to speak for them, and secondly, uutil they express a willingness to accept the co-operation of the Democracy f Stpstwn** Operation* The New York papers ssy that seven yeais ago the valuable business property , corner of Day street and Broadway, 55 feet by 150. feet was purchased by Dr. Evans the American Paris dentist, for account of the Emperor Louis Napoleon. The price paid was $480,000* This property was lately sold to the Western Uniou Telegraph Cora pa ay for the sum of $840,000, thus net tling the ex-Emperor a profit of $360,000, or 75 per cent, on his seven year's invest ment, in addition to which ha has received from rente an interest on biaaspitai duriug the interval. fitaeici TelegraflW from Union county. South Carolina, report the re-opening of the Ku* Kiux war in that c nintry, and the nuspen uiou of agyiouiiur&i kab>r in consequence. The adffcirttfrti atiort must have a most par ticular, and especial spite against the Caro linians , bat interuption of labor by their Ku-Klox operations is said to have already prodaoed much distreos among their cclc sed adherents* _ ‘ •jgsir What They Say of Ua mm \ . -- '' The following art notices made m us by our different State exchages: Mr. R. M. Johnston i< now sol- edi tor and proprietor of the Bainbridge Su.v. May success attend Johnston ; lie is a ri sing and deserving young man, and one of the cleverest members of the fi-aternity. Albany News. The Savannah News says: Mr. R. M. Johnston, formerly conn oted with the Morning News, has become editor and proprietor of ihe Bainbridge Six. Under his control the Sex will be a number one paper, and will reflect credit upon the section in which it is published Mr. John-ton is quite a young man, but he has energy and industry and deserves suc cess. ; - ; 9 ' From the Savannah Republican we clip the following: The Bainbkidgr Suit.— -The la-t number of this int resting weekly contains the sa lutatory of Mr. R. M. Johnsto i, who will hereafter conduct it in h s own intere t, Mr. Hayes having withdrawn. Mr. John ston is a young man of s erling worth and considerable newspaper and under his management the Run will doubt less be aNo. 1 weekly. W e wish him a bright fntnre and his paper that success which its merits will deserve. And th e from the Advertiser of same city: Mr. R. M. Johnston has become editor and proprietor of the Bainbridge Run, Hayes retiring., R. M. may put us down as one of his well wishers For these and many other flattering al lusions to our humble self, all of which we have not space to publish, do we offer earnest thanks to our brothers of the press. We hope, by dint of hard and unceasing efforts, to attain to that high standard of worth to which some of our esteemed co temporaries have seen fit to place us. r r m Political Disabilities, Hon R. H. Whiteley, Member of Congress from this District, introduced a b 11 in Con gress, and which passed the House, remov ing the political disabilities of certain Geo - gians, among the names of Whom we find the following, residents of Decsttur county : B. B Bower, O G. Gurley, Mathew Har rison, Jesse C. Smith, R. E. Whigham. I M. Griffin, J. A. Bird, R. Sims, H G. Craw ford, J. B. Wooten, T. A. Swearingen, W. O'Neal, A. P. Belcher, J. P. Dickinson, L. M, Griffin, S. W. Patterson, John T. Wim berley, T. F. Hampton, and Char es J, Munner’yn. The following names we find in the bil residents of Miller county ; J. J. Christie, John V. Heard, J. B. Regan, and George W. Cleveland. XhfisA orfintlomoTi. residents of Mitchel county, also received the benefits of the bill, together with about two orthi ee hun dred other prominent Georgians: J. M. Burts, H. C. Dasher, J. W. Pearce* 0. O. Davis, Moses Smith, H. P. Fr oks, Israel Maples, J. J. Bradford, A. R. Curies , and J. J. Hussey. The Sun Shines Hot. The Colnmbus Sun having recently in an editorial intimated that the .South would not rally to the "old flag" to any alarming extent in tb« case of a war between Great Britain and the United Slates, so called, one Adam S. Cochrane, box 2004, New York, a3 he signs himself, encloses the edi« torial with some original remarks of his own to the Sun editor, one sentence of which remarks is as fo’lows : "Why your chivalry is all brag. You de spised niggers (who are as good Americans as yon are) would rally tp a man and leave the wenches to tAke care of you." To which the Sun makes answer after this fashion : We have no knowledge of Mr. Adam S* Cochrane, box 2004, N. *Y. He may be a man of straw or soma purse-proud fool who, as he says, is interested to The ex tent SIOO,OOO in Sonlhern railroads* 1 * We welcome with no “bloody hands to hospita - ble graves,“ that generous emigration, cap ital and credit from abroad, which would develop oor industry, taJeit and resources of every kind, but Mr. Adam S. Cochrane, box 2004 N' Y*, no donbt may be class 'd with the vulgar blackguards, who would steal in' war and swindle in peace, and whose friendship for us and patriotism for the North, never reaches above the bree ches* pocket. If the interest of Mr. Adam S Cochrane, box 2004, N* Y. should ever call him to the South, we hereby guess that even the * wenches" would take care of him, and put him away in his little bed, 1 The Labor Reform Candidates. The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette, in a letter to that paper says : "A prominent politician, admitted to be one of the shrewdest and beet informed in the country, and who has. been identified with the Republican part; since its organ ization, declares that if Judge Davis is no mina tad by the united op position (which this gentlemen believes will occur), General Grant will get the e'ectorial vote of no more than six States.. The geutlemen mentioned has conferred freely with naarly every Democratic Senas tor and Representative iu Congress, and he says he has jet to meet the first one who opposes the nomination of Judge Davis. He is of opinion, however, that Horace Greely would be the strongest man in the •ountry as candidate for Vice-President, STATE ITEMS. \O-T \. ' * f? * M iss Fannie Yera on was accidentally killed by falling from an unprotected pi* art% in Atlanta the other day. Janau chek has now got Atlanta in a perfect furore. The Savannah gymnasium i* now open. T hey say that Redhaadedharris and that same Yaldostapineyw< odspendleton are to do a star brother act. Don't think hard of us Joel dear, for the firm lasts only du ring the play, you know. Female sei enaders are “all the go * in Valdosta. Talbotton has imported a real live pho tographer, and* Gorman had his. picture taken for the benefit of creditors. fHL, Little boys around Valdosa are just everlastingly catching willow perch on some of the back streets of that burg. “The sweet face at the window," is ihe t ong of the Talbotton Standard. .Valdosta is housing her defenseless cit izens for fear of a few prowling bears that have been seen in upper Georgia. . Mitchell C gswell, colored citizen of the ma’e pursuasion, is going to dance a jig in the air in a few days, at b'avannah, for tickling another nig to death with a bowie knife. Ihe * editor of the Thomasv He Enter prise has fallen in a gypsy giii. That's what makes us say what we do say The educated pig is grunting in Griffin. Fitch played a game of old sledge with him. Brunswick has a natural curiosity in the shape of a married couple who have three children with a iga'or eyes, and the appearance of aligator scales on their bodies. The. Central City naturally enough squalls out for more ch ckens &Dr. Gordon, of Albany, interviewed W. P. Holly, of t-ame city, with a pocket knife the other day. The wound is painful though not of a serious nature. On Monday last, in Hancock county, a negro by name of Morgan Johnson attack ed a Mr. Watson, who was unarmed, wounding him sightly in the abdomen, and a Mr. Harrell, who was witli’Waston, in the elbow. The negro escaped. Brunswick ,*worried herself into an elec tion on Mon lay last, for Mayor; Dr. J. J, .Harris elected. Benjamn C< g!e, r>n old and highly re spected citizen of Henry county, is dead. The Georg'a Democrat, is the name of a new paj er recently s arted at (Juthbert. Cattle steali g is a common thing in Savannah. Mr. Ellis Ward, the champ’on sculler of America, is in Savannah, preparing for a raee with a Savannah crew. Quitman had ‘Ten Nights, in a Bar Room'last Friday night, by her amateur thespians. Savannah has been feasting on green peas. '• ' t —— ~..n■ # « re ■■■ ■ ■ —— Astonishing Impudence. There is no one thing.more nnblushingly impudent, says the Detroit Free Press, than the pretended love for the Constitution which has-ali at once broken out among the Grant leaders* Scarcely a prominent measure in the whole policy of the Grant Administration bufwhat is in most shame less violation of the Constitution, and yet the authors and supporter* of these infam ous acts »ro just now pretending great devotion to, and friendship for the Consti tution. Thiuk of a man who supports the Ku-Klux law, who endorses and defends the recousruction acts, who justifies the military invasion of a State in a time of peace by the General Government for the purpose of waging war upon the people, to have a reverence for the Constitution of the United Stales 1 Could anything bo more boldlj impudent or oapre basely hyp ocritical ? Fire in Savannah, The Savannah Republican says : A little after 12 o, clock last n ; ght, afire biokeout in the twostory brick building, of three ten* emer.ts, on the. sooth side of Bay street, Baker & Brother as a wholesale grocery and ship chandlery A t by W* J. Hardy ass geueral feed store, aud by John H- Ruwe as a wholesale bakery. The fire origins* ted in the western tenement, occupied by Biker & Bro., and when first discove red seemed 1o be very small, and apparent ly very easily extinguished ;bnt the smoke so dense and so suffocating, it was almost impossible for the fireman to locate the flames,' aud at the time of onr writing, it looks as if the fire had communicated with the other two tenements. Shortly after arriving on the spot the Washington steam fire engine collapsed, blowing oat tbe iuner sheet of the fire, box, scalding Charles O'Neal, President of the Russell Hose Com pany, knocking down and tor a few mo ments stunning that old veteran fireman,- J&me-* A* Barron, the President of the VV asbington Fire Company. Mr. Barron seemed to snfier somewhat from the shock, but otherwise, we are happy to say, is not seriously hurt- Mr- o‘Neal's feet are sligh tly scalded, and although painful, tire ioju ry sustained -by him is not of aserioosna ture. J. Kearney, First assistant Foreman of the Washington, and Tom Moore, a member of the same Company, were also scalded on the feet and legs, bnt not other<si*e injured. \ Awful Thought. * 1; The Courier Journal waols to kriow since it cost# the people tweuty-five mijli on dollars a year *4o,* protect pig iron," what will b i the expense when these pigs gel t> be full-grown hogs ! ,Jt is frightful to contemplate. HR* TELEGRAPHIC NEWS [Selected from our Daily Excbangos.] PU/CIMOBB M STHODInT CONfEKRNOK WARKINTON, Virginia, March 11.—Ten candidates for the min istry yesterday by Bishop Paine The very impressive. In conference to day, fen young men were on*protktion to the ministry- Rev. DV. Finney, editor of the St. Louis Chris - tian Advocate, addressed the Confurence on behalf of the Southwestern Publishing House of St. Louis. ~ . ' V ■: Rev. Dr. Ypung, of Nashville, Tennessee, suc ceeds Rev. Mr. fusion as Taster of Trinity Church, Baltimore.' ~ - Rev. Dr. Cowles, Presiding Elder of the Lynch burg district, who broke his leg a few days ago, is recovering, rapidly. ♦ New York, March 12 —The casa of Foster, the j car hook murderer, was carried to the Court of Appeals. Snow is three inches deep to day. There were large operations in Erie stocks to -day. Over twenty thousand shares changed hands. Gould, signing hi man if- President, ordered the employees only to obey his orders. There have been wo injunctions or arrests. The entrance at, the Opera Bouse is closely guarded. The police maintaiu strict neutrality. Later,—Gould has resigned the Presidency of the Flic Railroad, aud General Dix is In quiet possession. Washington. March 12.—Attorney Gen. Bates of Utah, declines the invitation to resign. Governor Henry A. Wise, of Virginia, is here. He lectures on the “Future of the Republic.” Nominal on s John G. M. Parker, to be Survey* or o 4 Customs at New Orleans, Vice Longrut. Nashvill* Tenn , Maroh 12 —.The Legislature met in ca.o-d session to day., the principal objeot being to apportion the State into Congressional districts aud to devise moans for improving the State Finances. Spain.—Madrid, March 12 — Gaccta publishes a decree authorizing Ortega to lay a direct telegraph cable between Spaiu and England. Switzerland—Brrnb. March 12.—The Swiss Federal Council has sent seo et agents to Canton Tichino ra Piedmonte frontier to watch the move ments of the Italian revolutionists who are re» ported to be very active. Cuba —March 11.—Domingo Giral’s death sen tence has been commuted to imprisonment for life. . Spanish officials report from- the Central Depart ment that few whites remain In open hostility. The small pox here is increasing. Ihe Russian fleet departi Weduesdiy. Griat Britain and tiie Dominion.—March 11—- The Secretary of the Colonies in the House denied »ny secret treaty for the separation of Canada from Great Britain. The Cholera in India.—Calcutta, Maroh 12. Several cases of Cholera havo occurred among’the English troops returning from a victorious cam' paign against Looohuis. Death of a Veteran.—New York, March 12. Alfred Hoffey, Who commanded the English regi ment which guarded Napoleon at St. Helena, died in Brooklyn to-day aged 8. For Grant.—Louisville, March 13.—The dele gates to the Republican Convention are arriving. They are strong for Grant. - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SELLING 1 IT UT ! Lsi* r: .■/ ■ ; <,j|f -r. •' fy ), , . It ■ >l* r* ■ INDUCEMENTS OFFERED i M/ V K* l\ ' h?> : , rs r%' ntj IN ORDER to make a CHANGE IN BUSINESS, and improvements in mv store, I am selling mj entire Stock of Goode, consisting in part of Dry Goods, W' . . OlotUlng, BOOTS AND SHOES, ’ • 7 -■■ . ■ ,? K . < HATS, CAPS, &C., S(0. % ' ' - %4 ■ iUtjtzz 4a i I invite tbe attention of the LADIES especially to my stock of . Dress Good*, fyc. Which I will sell at Great Bargains. v. * 'j-€> ? .*.* - !V ,, m tv v V ,s4‘: t 11. bosenfeld. mchl3 am. HOUSTON A kLCtOD fITOCLD respectfully Inform th| citizens of Bain VV bridge an (Trie in it;, that tfefey have erected their |m4)dh>VH pnOTOG'iATjI !*ENT, On the corner of WEST and SHOTWELL streets, on lot opposite the Express Office, and all persons desiring correct likenesses of themselves are requdp to give them a trial. gg*FOUR album sise Ferrotypes for ONE DOL LAR. f a large size Ferrotype in frame for $2.60. Satisfaction given to all who favor us with their patronage. HOUSTON it flood; N. Ijh-rWe remain here’for only a short time. Georgia—Decatttr OouNty. Y^bN thetwenty-third (23’dVday of March, inst, will be 6old at the late residence of B. F. Powell, deceased, about two mile* from Bainbridge, a portion of the perishable property of said de ceased, consisting of cattle,.hogs, household furni - turet beds, bedding and books Tiie sale will be continued on the thirtieth (30th) day of March, instant, atfthehofisjaof said deceased in Bainbridge. Tsnsfs or Sale—Half cash with notes for the other halt to become due the first day of December next, with good and approved security for all amounts exceeding ten dollars. For all sums under that amount GASH. WH. POWELL, Executor. March 11,1872. mag MANHOOD: HOW LO6T, HOW RESTORED, Just published, anew edition of DR. CULVER WELL’S CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure of certain weakeunesses, the effects of Errors and Abuses of early life. The celebrated author, in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years succesfnl practice, the alarming consequences of such errors and abuses may be radically oared without the dangerous vise of internal medicine orthp applica tion of the knife ; pointing out the mode of cure at once simple, certain and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his con dition may be, may cure himßclf cheaply, private ly, and radically. «ST This Leotuns should bo In the hands of evs iy youth and evgry man in the land Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad dress, postpaid on receipt of six cents or two post stamps. Also, Dr. Culvcrwell’s ‘‘Marriage Guide/ ’ prloe 25 cents. Address the Publisher!*, CHAS J. C. CLINE & 00. 127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 4,583. March 16, 1872 39-ts SILVER -WARE W. a. SUBEItS. D*C.i«r ia XESWESUEIY! Next Door to Butts and Peabody, Broad Street. BAINBRIDGE, GEO. Keep constantly on hand the latest’styles of WATCHES CLOCKS, JEWELRY SILVER AND PLATED WARE, TOILET SETS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, WAX KING &c., And a full line of Fancy Goods, suitable for Holiday & Bridal Presents. ggT Watches, repaired a short notice and warrant! and. tept 23 22 ts. CHARLES A. DANA, Editor, ®ke gdterlikdilij £utt A S«WHHi «f the Pwiwt Ftew. v latwMU4 fmt People Now oa Earth* baton* Farmer*, Mechaaim. IlswOanf, Ftp. fcWl—«l M««, Worker*. TUakars, and all Mao. of Hooect Folk., ud IS* Wlv», So**, *OA XXnchtareof aUcoeß.' OM.T OKI BOIXAI A TUB f OKI HUKDHXD COPIES yQBIM, Or Im* tkas On* Cent a Copy. Let than b* a •M Club at every Foat OfSea. nm.VtlKLfsVlTffi ATXABfi Os the earn* aU* aa« general character aa TBS WXSKLT. tmt with a greater variety of mieoeliaßeotis readme, and ftmOehlß* the aewa re Iteeneeorthwewtth treater Orem>eee.baeaaea ItaeaMatwiMaweekinateaaofoaoaouly. , *HI DAILY SON, MA YUB S TERMS TO OLTJBa % f YHI DOLLAR WXKK.LT SOX* Flraeoptea, one jeer, aeparareiy addneaeA THX BKKI-WKXKLY BDL.R »i« eoptaa. ore year, **pan«ere«UbaPee4. Sixteen Dalian, ®**» YOOX BtOHXT Sraltß on Wew If DOa, t AfiS iw.^^.sss^^ ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. AN the first Tuesday in April next, f will sell be- Joesrau* Avbbitt. Exec’r M*rch 2, 1872‘88.tds ' f * "w-E.-WOtILD 7T | tention of parlies buying r 'T st OUR STOCK o» I Fali&WintierGoflJ NOW OMINQ IN. embracing onr usual full offer at lowest pricsT ’ 'SH OR TO PROMPT PAYING BUYERS. I ri Among our stock we would mention fl 5000 yds Prints—new and handsom..... ' 5000 yds. sheeting. shirting, string 1 25 pieces Satinets, and Caasim Columbus Stripes and Checks, pt, . Bagging and Tim, .H, I Flour,. Bacon, Hardware, Crockery, I I , \ 25 Cases Shoes, 1 Every pair warranted as represent I Cash advances made on Cottoa. eturnsmade. r Orders reoeived for Sugar Mill|,tujj Evaporators, and Cotton Screws. wp2l- • RABBIT ft YiyJ| * HISTORY OF The Great Fil In CHICAGO and the WEST by Rev. E. JI SPEED, D. D. of Chicago. Only complete 1 700 Svo. pages; 60 engravings. 70,000 * I *°kh Frice $2,6'). 2uoo agents made in 1 Proffits go to sufferers. Agents WanW- S. GOODSPEED & Go., 37 park Brnt I york. BLOOMINGTON NURSERY, ILll 20th YEAR! 600 ACRES! 18 GRr N-bJ Largest Assortment. Best Stock Trees. Shrnbs, Plants, Bulbs, Seeds, ochffi &c. 100-Pages Illustrated Catal je Bulb, Plant, Seed Catalogues, a forS|B Wholesale Prise List, free. Be for tuV fore buying elsewhere. ’ F. K. Phoenix, Bk ingtn.A RED RUST PROOF OATB $2 a Bushel f J Grass $3 60 a bushel. Send 3 ceot J| stamp and my complete Priced List) if| kinds of Grasß Seeds, Field Feeds, Gsnkiii Flower and Tree Seeds, Agricultural IwplcaS Machinery, Guannos, Chemicals, LiveSodl will be forwarded yon. These Pi ice Linl tain much valuable information an totisel quantity to plant, Ac. MARK 'IV.JJfIJM Seedsman, P. O. Box 230, Atlanta, hi. oif in Hi THAT ARE GENUINE ANDJREtUBLI I If you want Seeds that will give entire atttl tion, get those raised by D. C. Brarnard. StdJ of Shakers, Mount Lebanon, N. Y. IHniial Descriptive Catalogue free on applictilw, rtl price of package ; sent by mail when <«M| postage prepaid. Address D. C. Lebanon, N. Y. MAKE MONEY!] THE GEORGIA WEEKLY CT7LTIVAto| Au Illustrated Agricultural paper, pnWldiM Griffin, G* , every Thursday, for only nUm, is the. cheapest Agricultural paper ill ■ South. Agents are wanted, to whom a libel® arj will be paid. Take an agency and Oahu® Address GEORGIA CULTIVATOR,(hi THE BROWN COTTONGSjSI NEWfLONDOICcONN, I Manafacturers of the “Brown Gin." (Wta® Hollers, Machinery and Castings. Mannfwß of Harris’ Patent Rotary Steam Englo»-th ll e.nd cheapest. Engine for Plantation Cotton-gin makers and repairers all kinds of materials Saws, Ribs, Poille*, "J etc., of any pattern, to order at ihoiu*ffi Have had lorig experience in the tush*'® guarantee satisfaction Jn every particular. solicited. Address as above. B U~S PIANO Cos., N. Y.|W*«j • No Agents. of 40 States in Cireularp, AGENTS Wanted—Agents make bom) 11 J for ns than>t anything else. BußineM* and permanent. .Particularsfree. G- Cos., Fine Art Publißhers, Portland, Has published for the benefit of others who suffer from Nervousness,, a treatise supply ng the means of.edr-f®** JM ten by one who cured himself, and sent■ ceiving a post-paid directed envelope. *®" ■ ! NATHANIEL I ■ GREAT SAVING TO CONSUL® I And good business for one or two per***. Sex’ in and adjoining you can make from $l5O to S2OO p« . Isl but little interference with tides as staple as flour and cottoa cJ«“ business for agents sure. Ifyoor given, a much larger sum can bo culars free, giving a complete list of commissions allowed. Hobtoz, Bxcs® 611 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo. BLACKSMITH .. .. , Aim WOOD At he old stand of fiandle Keaatfi have THE BEST OF WA® 011 That can be bough* <* egamrmewTft-arm 'M?* 3 ***^^ Complete and ready*"***** 1 s*. ‘ ' 1 ■ CRAWFORD * AR^ IS&
