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• M Old KX MANGES.
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the '
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at
71 ;-n eropoi Lain ns coum v
fl*W t nited to be in a good
tion.
(V ^ cov.nt y haa uo horb**:
( . a . u . v -. alx.-rtiv .a- at, iiw>
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m-ille ships j
C'C iron ore
Pitiw.-nfg, Pa., ana an me no..
r cities near. home.
Mr ddsoii I’.:-.* sold Us !nterv>:
now ok ned by It. S. Burton & Son.
j V. Pet embark ■ biin,In in
lei'll i cite, and will
the d business at Thoniasville,
Cow-i crops 1 in.Telfair are good
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stand-- ‘ f cotton.
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ami ■ . >• ., . -iij
T‘ ! “erry Horne Journal r , says
tl' : e-.v iwo-taJi-'.is ot too in. :
crop by hail.
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now
me i. op of this year will be
•bow For fifteen F-ys later
th-'.i t.:at ot last. > ear.
' F! imnleof the 7-7...:, C.eoT'ia .'Ye al
r •’"for . ton
jutt has been followed
bvFh abre hren in Louisiana.
Me.nanus. ,.
Mr. ..no. < wor unary
of id county, died at be nyi
deuce of Ins son. '/-onard Me m,
,ms. in Macon, on Saturday last.
.amous (fonts thread men
will' li ablis'i a titread manufac
TO- on
,,, one of till- kiml m the
Sorb
T: ■ tnbmieu: is made i iat Mr.
V.’i Hyrd, F"> FF S h : : K ' nl ‘
.
Coin comity, has hau iiii.e.am,
chi'. m Jit his home,.-mu lie
Iff! f f 1 their for :i majority. phvr-j<*i:.m tin' one
unti r
a 11 w Ov.-m A : .w, of
died i r .< <’ren-
2 s u.i, F - y n member of the ('obb
. ; ;i , : was buried wbh
alliance 'aon<.vs at Friendship
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v-, hwanil prooiicji • •*,; ort ti
I fj oi
rr-- •day, a real e-' • tfi a<s«a!
Grif : .. sold to a : *Hnhu
Ken! v a. pb -e of
tiia! 1 for - -
veav.- ■ go was - -n-;.. dj y-64 h^n a !
$450
A 'b 'orgia Aw
busi-r’- s by iVou^Vi,
and a l ir: ; ' F
egg he sells.
lord declared a divciend ot 51
per cent. Thm-e i -A 1 > surplus
iefi. Tiie lfbscription ’’Ooks ior
one
year .
A dynamite can.' : ge wa •• found
, ] FF . u F?, n ,, ;, ;F:F , F . ! % „ ' .
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some mea. -en ;s among tnose
the ; re, as n° one cornu account
for I'.
A movement has been started
in 11 •: CO mty to have farmers
• to hire ham’s uiic-ss tne
can show in writing that
they U a , vo either fulfilled their
previous con! rads or have been
lion bi”ivl .--ed from {be s->m .
Yf : 7iin the past twelve months,
La' ■ nge has‘finished a large
ton factory and it has begun oper
at is. Kewnan has done the
(pnihii has iiiv.shc: w/<•<:
ond. and it is larger than the nrst.
For -b h has begun work on one,
n;e. » Drnesville lies build tompleteu a
suti' ; iption list to BPHBV one.
3 verv *lv,
" v ■ . "ome’-v Lo dr.
M"- county lost her resb
... (mil’'
. and this 1 . tort ime
b»aviiv upon !mr. Eifori
Mrs. Miller, and assist her iu
building.
On the nig!;! of April 25th. the
residence of Mr. ti. A. A a ter.-, of
Cordele. was i;il J . te
family barely escape si, .1 •„
a • 0 .'not sa ving a change of doth
ing. Miss V7aters was sick with
measles, ai..; th. excitcrtnnt and
exposur? caused her dec iii four
dais afte/w: r 1. IIow sa I!
i^ievT-'dor-.
a«*wer, was: “Well.
the birds. Di;l nature make any¬
thing more beautiful; ami around
theAeeksdod painted the most
va Aegated and bri’liant colors,
ILet^is example be imitated."
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myip 1 f i V/ i ,« to fT^n ii fl x M 7
JULlM is 1 / U jL^ : LV_ iUo
A v-.revv.of Clarke county,
v. ■ : i . i- .na luge Jiocks 01
•• l5lWSI
rt • of the
w,. new military post near At
iau{ ,, Ga, will beimown twddes
isolated as ‘vl’ort ^ioPhoTSuii" in
‘ of the memory c ! dames
i ‘ " v ' iicVUe.soa, brigamer
n-merut Lstued States army and
v.iajor seam! M volunteeii-',
kiiIed it , site j uly ->.
-' , np~!»to'vor ,, r . Mr
S V‘rr‘d*>V y y ( OeJ
}•“ . " »fiernoon suKritr- after a
intense from Z
simi
case. The sympathy of the Corn
muni tv is < trended the bereaved
1 ; lU!! F : his i- 1 lie second child
they nave recently lost, and an- „
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Tiier? is a family in Troup
co,nty [cmr
•.ono.niinataHis. lee moilim ant
ghtefs aro Presby
ts, and another
and -w ifre .Missionary .inclined Bapti-ts.
while p;e fai her is to tne
•, exceptone mar
monions family. •
Auar PougiasviUe, a few <l«vs
ago. a nmn was arrested on a war
rant for wlii.i^ng his wife. M’hen
the c.eo win eaiFl for trial
filed a plea'that since then- mar
riago. Wn yearn previous, he ha*
on.v whipped iF‘n her once, and then
vit |, h hand. The justice sustained of
tiu . m,nv tried due ciwe,
tIu . : (lea ail . t (! i, !lis ,ed (he war
r ,. lt ^ lK .| (li)lR thut husband ln-s
the right to whip his wife once in.
ten years, if he does it with ids
left liomt. Thu i-, y.Mv,
very .mportunt.mal.-, S l.U.
'While-'fishing in Dnde county
• vaek e „.-.n ■might what
doscriimd as tab lisli and i. id
smvee ijs head and an ni one
hn:i oi it _ is :;kc ■. > unmi ry fell.
• tlit* o\\i i yI is it. fmc ;um
!ms all tim mov.-.uents of a smd;e.
A!; er ■« was he., r, m tlie.nno,
cm; up ,tc .uuike cm,
iy longue md and >tn,.e at
lhrmv 11 A t 'V wl]
F, «t preserve.i . m a,coho! and
will probably try to sell it to some
enterprismgshowmini.
1 living e.i the <•;' 11. B. Don
aldson in 4, tu runs county, wan
dcre<l from his home oil last Tnes
!(liiyeve])in ^ Search 11 , ir|rall , not{i)ldMs made
v.riy back. was
Put not a single trace was
■■. .. (>n until Thnrsdnvevening,whpn
!u , was found near the
tangled in b:;/n!0 vjnes. When
found he could not speak, having
-soiic hvo d-.vs airl nights without
iV . ( y ni ,d his b • iv way terribly
sm,uche.landsyo;:ci,F *
Smii'is i-hmacl,ic: l here are
tdowei _ yards , in
arouml fepartijust at this aea
; on. mil o.s. v. hapes loxchest u . ieiDo. .
certainly inis tup one
tlci: wr- Know ol. H '• ni co\ei
acre, and
,s i the ridies,. and liana
■ miK'.-t ik'W.-i's iiwlsiirunkery tna.
can be, had. and is a thing of beau -
tv if not a joy forever. She went.
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, u the niim B of 7< ;
v£l) , plios of _,, >;iFS done> b
sides, fhese. she said, there were
ntf , nv t hat -she con d not fall the
v.wx ( I just then. She has over
m varieties of ro-es and almost
everything She else olfc-re^J' in. place in a flower
yard. wJ*-. 0 give us ll
of she .- f iiS ba-riiled *pi.Mi-'?t ion,
v < ,• over a
dozetiSHi d. for them our devil we a^red would to be liave
i.voken nouiice\them. ;!i:s' jaw trj^ag , oi pro , ^
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- White Cmdi.
. b s. '.J lacon,
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V? 9 »h Fabrics.
Burden, Smith & hSi?, Macon,
b -s good oi the l:c?» grades,
7 e-iis; fancy dr
and penany dress cloths; d2 inches
wide and warranted ifist dve. 12. 1 ,:
^'"F'to; v! ' ;: ' •" t0
hH-mi . Call^ml see them or
I.s and ■!;roi.' , ,('rIes.
LS'-.-, Macon,
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1 see them
c
wudel If you with spit up piled hack]
a
no- Dr. .1. H. McLean'J J
Lu g Lb.bu.
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EAST MAX. GV.. FRIDAY. MAY T 1 I, 1KF>.
A LAY OF YVEIM.FD BUS*.
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rns nif.de tor the purpose of pro
dffr; nr* facts highlv sensational,
; ; . ^ ed gentleman and a
young j^ibl! lady "figured conspicuously, tftetangled
and if unravel about
skein that Cupid has spun
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both.
me widower in the cask.
A few miles from Blaekville re
side® JCr. Louis Hutchison, a ben
evolent old fanner, but not pos
sessad of the brightest &w.A of sense, as
will His wife
died about Ivvo years ago, leaving
nine children, whose ages range<
respectively As time flitted from by o Mr to Hutchison ‘20 years
became dissatished with the life o
solitude . he was leading, rad
i hought that days a cheerful would have companion
m his last a ten
dency to smootli his rugged path.
TAB PREACHER ix THE cask.
sl , null ,.|„„ vh , f e>T S,«=,v.
ago, bv invitation, the pastor. Kev.
Benjamin Fortner, hoAte accompHnied
Mr. Hutchison for dinner.
0n the wav he coolly asked
j )as tor if he could recommend a
young lady that would make him
wife. Mr.
plied that,as ‘-brother” Hutchison
good member of his flock,
ho could recommemi to him ju-t
such a gin aa he desired
lie a-,, -.i. ty- * }•' lilt w.tuv.
WissAnnie \v llains, tne young
laay vvho ugnres in the episode, re
g£® 0 £ riJer^tli^rfShS a^d
stepmotnei. being ol decidedly s^ie is aestribea as
a at tracuve aye
pear,mce and about 18 years of
ago. fM.e is rather below the me
formed. night, plum,, D‘ and blom.c wed
typo, her . h-ur ac j-y." being 1 .,1 e a reddi-h
7f;,„ MAiA/A, JJ .;F,F
imemiiKK calls on jiav.
Mr. Hutchison, though nearlv
70 . leading was pleased the with hymenal the prospects altar
u f to a
R i r ] ol iy. I u a s | lor { time he
-rove to Johnson county, and in
company with the Kw. Mr. Fort
p, W eedcd to the house of
Mis- Wilkins. As soon as they
a lighte<l Miss Wilkins approached Time
and kindly invited boil, in.
pa8se d pleasantly, and during the
interim Mr. Iiutchison found him
self strongly attached by Miss
receifcd the assurance from the
parents that Miss Wilkins would
become his wile when I 13 came.
it gai I1 , he resolved
That night _ and (0 marry armed
on the iollowing week,
with the license he appeared witli
Preacher Fortner at the abode of
Miss Annie.
the bp.idk-to-hk had fi.ei>.
The groom sat in the parlor
waiting patiently for the bride.
tftSi lsed, vkeTor ut
liours ]);l however.
and there were no signs of the an
weMing The bride
; Rro()Q1 and people grew restless.
j t wag finally decided to institute
a v |._. () ,. 0! |s search for liie bride.
The men were formed into several
d i v ] s j ons and instructed to find, il
p0 ssible, the v,Imreabouts of the
young lady. In short time her
hiding wa- discovered.
Hi.: u.u!. >; auii '.' 1 *: Tis'.Rs.
She sent word back th '
would me be, ore man- nm ilT-I;
• • son ; but, a.ter cous.eerame returned, jier
suasion, she reluctantly
and while the tears were coursing
down her cimems Hie ceremony
was Before performed. leaving jot their future
home Mr. Hutchison purchased
some $25 worth of things for his
wife. He did all in his power to
win the good graces of “gentle"
Annie, hut to no avail.
may fi.;u:s icv n;-;<
ine uoy juterjne „ icqaaiN ... mi
A,nr.ie decided
wi <
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er, “why yen
ner. We are legally married. :u i
vou have im re -
carles H you
want to stawyyith me, what
to trick me I wouldn't have m“
the 61M. rnaEATEXED ■ n::r.
Al this
“Annie, remember you are mar
ried now, and you •certainly mud
:i, asnamed F 'F'F'' ot ymr y< TZ^ conduct
daughter looked uneoi,-- rued. Ji-r
stepmother her live endeavored to m;d;
up to vow-,
ibn
roof ami
Mr.
like a 1 V.y.vU tv.u.U ,;!nel. tan
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MwWmSrthi “ av been
l on
rumors V; * ,j! D exp’vs-eu for v. I!..
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Tj ev v s ‘ or ' *r " a-'
)Uv hhem h;.to the inhiir hir.
Fortner is a brother oi: ex-lb.-pre of John
se n{ativo Kwn Fortner
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WHICH isltUTHNU.
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Hoth the Central snul C«d. .
kinsSayTh Build
The Central rt i ‘iYa,,. eay
hat hey will build 1..
tension sure enoutJi now.
(hie of the road's high officials
vemarked bad night: “We an
un'ng to i>ui;d to : . man at onc<
F 1 choke Ml the ll -wkins road
t wMl hot-et inv further
wn n verj- vim.r
Tnore ,, UK ..•••• emt-ut Tthan and IrS was >;inker,
free n men us
When
further iiiforn.ation. the
t'vpbdncd ihnt hi wuna-k nlimi!
jhSt wh Centr
Savannah, Americas and Mont
gnnyry will not be built beyond
; ,,ici\ao.
ThA morning an engineer corps
was sUirtcd out to locate the line
:i: ' a > ^en: y-five miles be
tween ivlen . and Last,nan. he
(.entral has twenty miles of H'O
ii„e west of I’den located and
roady f or the ci:tractors, and
eighteen miles located east «r
Kasiman. Another engineer corps
will be i-tartod-iu Irom that end
and aviII work east to meet the
"TK.^ " \TCm Ar'^'-A'- thh^mhmr
fr F-bed Newmna-.........
a ciaiimF'(
e il you. \; v
departmmd has um hing't o do with
providing funds ■;-r the . enman k'ci'.F .
but it is one „f tlm on.-n (';.m-,«yr:i!
n}i-» jt \ 'n* <> ;.tH s Al
e:;;u,der will obi iin the *»moi*ey.
Y,,n know that I! is is an ol.l pine
oil,is. He v/ould have built
.extension a mgo iucj not the
! SVIldi „ d , dju, H him "
.
' Col.
The Central knows that
H ; „yhins i, r.',.al Mishin;-«he fr-S, construe
(ion of his Abbeville to
, . ( . .. between
MmirK and S:i”<iii;::di. Tin Den
Feme t ,-h 1's ma.miacm;ail evidentlv have
to tim conebmion liu.l if
j they do not build at once the Sa
j v-umah, A nn'ricus tm : "'ontgom
j | er y Those will build. here who
are
(brought in that road say will be
i; 1 1<i•.,-t 111 j;,; 1 \vli;
Central build-- or not. They
1 confident ti A fhe : 'eidrJ Jms not
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^atVl.eir eliterpri'se' having"the
start of i h< < •
wir b the latte'
_Macon 7>ev.
Sate< u • ;m<? • hollies.
Burch . "■
Ga., ai
goods,wi,i-h .•:. ... - ,-.y. d<-! mid
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nio 1 ponular. dn
-• eut 1 -• :• .mi, They
!c is 1 hr choi<-, -t
• ’m b< h 1 ■■ u :■ od <1
,, b, - , T».-i .
and the ialier ,s orndl and ex
inii-he iu.i.d < . i:.;i.cents to
cents. '
•- e
price .
(Ini* of !!•<* :•:' r.e ! li••;-- of Macon
is to est } blishmm Mis* li.
Mon-i n mi”' ner. 4 j s ve
urn*. 1. leab- ex F
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»nd see u§fn w.ien you vidt Ms -
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Pc-nd! ton for coHecrion. 11 • I
. . v :h the -red
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('ORKESPON PENCE
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b (; • la F p
' fi * > to V'"*’. , > v ' u ‘ K
V 'Y;F , dF' a 1 S tl £ ' £ £»•**’not Ja % ht
*° \ n ‘ '! *\l ilt1» \i *• iTi
- r • > \\ ‘he * ai/hoii^t I ' •
to
“F.* ' U ,.i.. Y er oUl m >n ’ and
’ * w in recover The
cmiso o ,, the trouble, , . a, we U a n,
s bni.,.., F
• •• - .^,.vrone ; :. ■
*o> "O.oi, iU.u^\o.i.> i> l >
f! l[< a ” l | 't.V.’ 1 ; 1 not ‘ t . , i
^ that ^/'i he yb did Mr! owe 1^
! K
-J )) n „ i, in , •-Verv wldnned ’
“JiTv •irWn'b'ov .....1 (he- him* ' Ud' wheii took
iY.YV,.... ] V,•’•rrte'ii'tn A ‘ ';F, i’i«riee and
j • ltlimR y.'}' t
i’ on TF,
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^orsvd^at m b /TV the beda.de i « f of his hi •
}!?:<?"* , Tr 'nil. i mJi
•" a n.w lo.ue .m ‘ 1.
f lt, i^Uop. ''ay-'a xou know ■tie, \uiai mat
f! ;,F . A,, V.T5 nn s'ib-dav Af iiojiort
h much business
F irinsaction 'FF.".., .,*oVlock M will 'provided meet
! ^?. 'L millinil-y Mild lj, , dft es
lhe store before
, 0 brother I'rcsident. yon
to’ (i ™L. f )( J J" , 1 r ar „ .A u . rs ’ Al
! ^Un . , town
., d v s(nl e inHlinerv store
^l.^r IVoident ii , ie v that's t .r
°
., Yoiir hooliolor s den.
ni'i " corresTiondent FiAiilFA spent
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ommn the most prosperous
^b' ,-ive tanners »\ {
!r 'F m<ois,Mis., w. 'F. \ F 0
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f i!< * : re l,r
‘ :lV0 ’ H, ' sM s 1
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tto- in m.v youug
'•• ‘b Has.imui,
111 " '’/'' 7 " a \° , ,
bn.wnmg ^ av,s ’- oi
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men v
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lea . i
verv much I
pari.;rcy|
tvSf
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witiV.MfcWr'rumer, and
00 s: deu r and
mtable ^ m-r of tnat
* loisl.
AMOMkbAO.
Am jRkaij, May 21.—Mrs. W .
' nk lias gone to Forsyth to
re .'time tlie study of-music
I’rol. (A. 1 hompson.
Miss:.- 4 iiiou and Sallie Bacon
lm\f returned.to Forsyth.
•;. Lora Castleberry left:
-|,cr !mme in Gainesville,
p.„nng desolate heart behind
< .
.
' F . Ibmnie Harris, of Kastman
ha- charge of the school here,
Jiiemaeting-.t.! .. the . social . - ffciwl .
: ' ' • d | u re-..dene .1
■ , ord. rne-.y eveniiryp a- an
• - mi ol much pleasure.
"''b ‘ the • I’ lines right rHerred as to the author
-mp oi to—it is
y-.'ed from ChmicorV Canter
•: rry Tales and refers to one of
! 1 at “Goodly eenipagnie:’*that he
rays
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■■ ^nglajkr jgflp “St their g«-..i.d pi!
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r? «H,naent, meomjiany wiih
H is a beautiful and goon |>H.
country. The crops are goner
:: Y" FF
lmte cotton is . not <ommg pal the
■ .s ✓ctioiu yui-i by
v pi • H P
the m 1 v: e-dens are
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«tend I.'I.cu* . CM«.l wvi
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' -i :..'i :i. I! They will hav<
m„ ,»li :V p cui be
the band tome time next week.
0“d it is hojunUliat fent. a lnr;;< rn.v,'.
wilt be p« We f m
^ t “' * n l M v l>r *' t <
a - 4 * til01n *
Hn^ink of this place haw a?..ml
a11 s*-aree!y
in Cochran now and we a .> v 'ad
to uute tiu , s:ime
Mr. J. T. t'ou-> has just not out
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Oowe i.« a complete is of tvi«*k Cochran's of ila kind. 1 Mr.
one «
tizena, and no donbt will nuilu* it
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oess -
Dr. John W. M .rkwcll, ..ban
rens Dili, is in irtowu <o-day,the
8*>est.oi (>. L. Ilarvanl.
Woodanl has the brag
horse now. Ho purcht m
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! ilieapnle cmj a‘emnpkvto thromdi tl s see
tion is alnio,! fnilmv.
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LIMVOOIL
l.ivwoon, May 2<>.—T! e fanaers
of rlii- part of the countv aro v‘.|.- p«»
IV, !l mHI. , I, -■
Mos , () , lnu , ,, , .
the second time. We are need
‘"Srain very much.
' 1! r *V ] '' K) ;}' '•imei id. Wwv a
‘‘(dcbiation ) tne foui.n ,s i t.ru.i\
x bi.v at the spring n ai I.. A.
^b'Alister's.
V\ e have had ga.,.l imm visita
. H-om candidates iho two
.or
W( cks '
^ . Hughes, of AI ixl'dAtli—
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Tl
ill SI
I thei
son
J ijjl
;(«»•; cnacce^B
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Gloria icr
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11 -.F,^ WH ■ffi-irt
hdFFY; L ‘ \ ,F;.. ! | F ].7 F ‘ tom'i
; ( ,A y ‘' <• ’
, , , byourtnunT - ■
‘ m tU
inducements loving people. the Jb- .public ofb : pedal
to in mu
sical instnimcnts. ;i n,j Ted mu
( ,|t c • ■ ... ; , . - , ; v
n in Miwo-. or writ'- for • ; • -
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Droopye«|T«»cofiom*,mjditcongl nil the aftectiohs
and ir^muon of
the throat and lungs quickly re
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ADVEIt/ISIKG.
As fin odverti. iaj mpiUnm t':«* i sm
Journal !ms County no myx-rior in tin* KM Stj
among the pap. rs, and
pturonaire from t!:<• MereJiants of i
.lucent cities attest til ' "-et.
&£5i%^&tS3£ ft! —»«-
lilt IMF LOCALS.
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'i gardens iiavo boon totally
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Sundav about 12 o’clock.. near
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H.-rrm.-ui’s <1nig store. j
i‘lie Sunday Scliools of Luml
City y a ve a delightful picnic, rd
tbat Mr. place, McCook, on the 14th mst. E
of Brunswi
preached t lie sermon on the oc vtt
sion. After the festivities
cinled, services were also. parflj hel J
the Methodist church. A
young ladies Indies and gentien Ocmulj
took a boat ride on the
during the evening, among wh
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ups, Bessie hmiLi, June McP
;'nd Messrs. Will U.dtz. Murd
McLendon and (.'apt. Armstrol
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Mes-ig. Burden. HI
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people and asbein. gentlemen.
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