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THIS KNTIMrUlSK.
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Official Organ Of Franklin County.
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LON. J. McCONNELL, • - Editor.
('amexvllle, (Ja., May 22, 1891.
Harvard Oratory and the South.
The Boylston prizes for oratory
were contested for by the Harvard
men of ’91 and '92 at Cambridge on
Thursday evening.* There is some¬
thing peculiarly fascinating to the
reader of current events in keeping
up with the oratorical contests which
occur along about this time. The
1 hemes on which the young men of
the country stake their hopes of
lory are in themselves highly sug¬
gestive. Home appreciation of this
irutli caused a careful inspection of
the Harvard program. The authors
represented run about as follows:
Shakespeare, Tennyson, Wendell
Phillips, Sumner, Henry Grady, Wen-
dell Phillips, Henry Grady, Daniel
Webster, Milton, Longfellow.
The names which gave a double
contribution to the occasion are Phil-
lips and Grady. The “New South’
and the “Race Problem” of the dis
tinguished Georgian were thus heard
pleading the cause of the South and
of reconciliation between the estrang-
ed sections.
Jt is of further interest to note that
the young men who spoke <'i*:ul_\ s
“Race 1 roblem and I 1 it 1 lips “Ln-
logy of Garni on,’' respectively, were
winners of prizes.
It is daily iKwommg more percept-
ible that the questions which have
vexed and tired the spirits of t!ieold-
cr men are passing into the
of another generation, and with the
realization of that f.aet conies the con-
Holing thought that we have nothing
to fear from history. -Telegraph.
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Tiik University boys of Athens
and the Emory boys of Oxford had
a champion game oi base halt last
week. The l diversity boys won.
AY hen you are mentioning the
young men in Georgia who are fine
speech makers, don’t forget that F.
.11. Richardson stands among the
first.
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The prohibition fight in Atlanta is
'off for a while, the city council hav¬
ing passed a resolution limiting the
license to six months, which is a com¬
promise in fa, or of the prohibition¬
ists.
A canvass of the
Legislature shows llti of the 145 Re-
] ublicans iu favor of Blaine
Presidential candidate next year,and
18 for Harrison, Quay having 1
Of the 82 Democrats, 55 are
Cleveland, 18 for Paltison, and
for Hill.
Livingston says he is in favor
the Alliance seeking relief through
the Democratic party. That is the
only way for the South to accom¬
plish anything for its welfare. The
best men of the South belong to the
Democratic party, and always will,
if there is a hundred new parties
started.
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Livingston is reported as doing
all in Ins yower to prevent the third
party movement. If Livingston
sincere in this, it is the most com .
mendable act that we have known
from him. He told the Cincinnati
convention that there were seventeen
States in the South that would take
no part in the movement.
We are all impressed that every
man lias his besetting sm, and
suppose newspapers have theirs—the
Constitution’s seems to be
matter from the weekly press of
State and marking them
“Render unto Ciesar the things that
arc C:esar's,” is a proverb that
been torn out of the Constitution’s
book.
Skxatou A. 1L Colquitt’s inter-
view that was published in the
stitution Alliance Farmer a few
ago, has brought forth a great deal of
comment from the press. The
; ^ ict that •"*; Colquitt “.-low lias carric., beon i,
a
and confidential friend to Cleveland
heretofore, but now sees no hope for
the Democratic party to succeed in
’92, if they accept his views on the
silver question.
Literary and Debating Society.
Following is the program for tin* I
Literary ;m<l Debating Society, which
meets at tfio court itOMso to-night.
Tlio program i*> a very
one. and we bespeak a jdoasuist time
for all \s bo go out :
“Down in the corn field,” ehonts.
Debate. Subject, “Resolved, that
the State’s aid should be withdrawn
from the State University and its
"
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Affirmative A. X. King, A. 1*. X.
Fnderwood, .1. S. Ayers, II. .M. Fat¬
ten, and J. M. (’arson.
Xegativo L. J. McConnell, Char¬
lie Carson, T. J. McConnell, C. P.
Me Flit ire, and Paul Faille, Jr.
Reading -Miss Lula Jiurruss.
“Madeline” Mrs. Looney.
“What are the wild waves saying”
Mrs. Looney and Mrs. Kampley.
Recitation Miss Minnie McHn-
tire.
Mrs. Looney,
“Then you’ll remember me” Miss
Eula Buiruss.
Reading Mrs. Rarn|dev.
“Flirtation” short talk by Prof.
Looney.
Picnic at Cross Hoads.
The Sundav school of Cross Roads
church, three-quarters of a mile from
town, will give a picnic on Saturday,
tin 1 ith instant, which is Saturday
before the fifth Sundav in this month.
Biof. Morgan II. Looney lias been
vited to address the people, which
j will add greally to the rut crest of the
occasion. The public generally is in-
J vited, and a large gathering is <*>:-
; peeled. Of course everybody under-
1 stands about bringing their baskets.
The Paint Bruxh in Carr.esville.
, t'ariiosvillc is gradually
j>;j jnt«• ■ ] but not red. Several old
|,, li | i | ill( _, s ljav<> » (£ *„ fepnmtvd and
; several new painted during the past
L (>ar> j on If. Scott is painting J.
, Adairs residence a beautiful lilac
L (llor> i, (ml( ,.,, (1 v , ith R. F.
Lcilb , mh j„ pa hiting Mrs. S. J.
ant’s dwelling white, bordered with
salmon. Others are speaking of using
t f 10 brush this summer,
Literary Circle and Debate.
The Literary Circle and Debating
Society will both meet at the court
house to-night (Fridav) for the pur-
pose of attending to important busi¬
ness, connected with both.
Cromer's Mill Items.
Rev. Mr, Shank will preach at Zi
don next Sunday.
James Cary is very ill. His re¬
covery is doubtful.
J. Y. Bray continuously sings
“shoo fly.” It's a boy.
l!cv. TYimble filled his regular ap-
pointment at Trinity last Sunday.
Mr. James 1 broker died at his home
last Saturday morning,and was buried
at Libert von Sundav. The bereaved
family have our sympathy.
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W. 11. Koach claims to have the
finest cotton in this section. T. If.
Beatcnbeaugl. says this can’t lie so, ’
as he , , has forbidden his hands . to work
in his —they are so careless they break
the limbs and knock off the squares,
On Saturday morning, at Jones’
bridge on the Franklin side, Will
Tabor and Ben Stovall,both colored,
engaged in a quarrel, wherein Tabor
struck Stovall a severe blow on the
head with a rock. ])rs. T. J, A L.
II. Crow were summoned, but say it
is impossible for the negro to get
well, as his skull is burstod. Tabor
has skipped out . There was whisky
in the crowd.
One day last week Mrs. haiinie
Roach, while going home from the
field, came in contact with a
rattlesnake, and instead of screaming
or Minting as most women would,
skc mailed into his s'nakesliip with a
vim, and after a long and hard fight
she killed him. The rattler was 4
feet 5 inches in length,and 4.1 inches
in diameter. Part of the rattles
were knocked off in the tight, but 11)
of them were found. This is pretty
good for a woman.
The picnic at Ztdon last Saturday
was a complete success. A large
crowd was present, and everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves to the
fullest extent. They were enter-
tained in the forenoon bv l’rof. M.
i j TI II. f Looney, who i delivered ir a most ,
j excellent address. After the speak-
ing came the most enjoyable of all
times at a picnic—dinner. There
1 was plenty for all, and it anyone did
I not get ............... enough it was their own
Car,ic Car.
son made a speech that was good and
I interesting. The day passed quiet-1
and lovelv with the youri" - folks.
j No taken whisky drinking whole, it was scm., model :hhL
as a was a
picnic. Fl ow Bov.
Ncw Railroad to Carnesville.
The people in Madison county arc i
enthused over the great
to occur in Danielsvill'e on
tl.’tlt hist. The object of the
meeting is to build and equip a road
from Caruesville to Smitlisonin. This
projected line will pass through some
spacious and fertile country, fruitful
and productive, nnd will flank sev-
oral tributaries of the North Fork
m»ok, . crossing . .. it over a 11 nancisoim*
iron bridge if it is decided to build it.
—Athens Ledger.
Between the Plow Handles.
Benjamin F. Aderhold now be¬
longs to the “horny-handed sons of
toil,” having taken P. 1!. Phillips'
place in the corn field. Xotwitli-
standiug Benny owns considerable
bank stock, we expect to soon hear
of his championing the sub-treasury
bill, iu order that be may obtain the
highest market, for bis corn.
Tin*: third party convention,
now in session at Cirtcinnatti, is
largely represented by the different
sections, but nothing definite is known
at this writing as to what they will
do in regard to putting out a’prcsi-
dential ticket for ’92. The majority
of tin* convention is in favor of put¬
ting out a ticket, but as there is to be
another convention in February, 'f'12,
, will probaldv , ,, wait .. until then, ..
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that , they , farther . . waleli devei-
mrty
Opinents.
I Ion. L. L. Poi.k will have to cau¬
cus with the Constitution and Liv¬
ingston, or they will undermine his
Schemes.
“()h, where did you get that hat ?
Where did you get that tie Y'
\t J. C. MeCotvniill A Son's.
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The price of J.ermetuer has been
reduced from *1.50 McConnell.' to *1 per gallon,
p t)r saK . , v A . W.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. Myers A Co,,'| In the Sujierior
! Court of Franklin
VS. county, M a r e h
M. P. Briscoe, j term, 1891.
It appearing to the court by the
petition of M. Myers & Co., a firm
composed of '/. Myers and P. Stern,
that M. P. Briscoe on the ;>d day of
November, 1888, executed and dt »_
livored to said M. J/yers A (<>. a
mortgage on a tract of land lying in
said county, to-wit: The undivided
one-half interest to and in a certain
tract of land known as a jiart of the
Jarrett Rocky creek land, situated on
the south side of Rocky creek, Frank¬
lin county, Georgia, bet ween the old
Augusta road and Rocky creek, ad¬
joining lands of P. G. Clark, Sam
Banks, H’illiam Smith, Batts li’il-
liford, commencing at post oak cor¬
ner on northwest portion of ("lark’s
land and running s. 09, e. 27, 50
chains to hickory stump, n. 8!H, e. 27,
40 chains' to pine, s. 2i! e, 5 chains to
, ' 1M ' k * >'• K! 4* °* ~* J" chains to rock,
1 ‘ 1 7f> , ; hai ns t, > n,ck ' »»’ 65
w. 2(> clmms to l black 1 oak, , n. do, w.
•’!, 75 chains, n, i!7, e. 4, 90 chains to
lll:li k "• ' ;i * "• 1*N chains to
^tnut, Inckorv, s. ". !!04 79, w, w. 28 5, chains 55 chains to II li¬ to
j m * on , ; uul r lark’s corner, s. 30, e. 6,
; 55 ehains to starling point, contain-
ing one hundred and twenty-one
acres as per survey and plat made by
S. IF. J/oselv, county surveyor of
Franklin county and State of Geor¬
gia. Said described land having
been formerly owned by Elizabeth ().
Jarrett, and deeded to John II. New¬
ton, of Clarke county, Ga., and since
bv said John II. Newton to L. G.
Brown and M. P. BrisCoe. The said
i M. P. Briscoe only claiming one-half
j in of . teri securing ‘ st j 11 t,M! the sau jutyinent ' 10 * lor the of purpose certain
a
promissory note for the sum of one
I hundred and thirty-five and C5-100
dollars, made by the said M. P. Bris¬
coe on the 2d day of November, 1888,
and payable to the said M. Myers A
Co., due ninety days after date, with
interest at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum from date, and 10 percent at¬
torneys fees, which said note flic said
Af. P. Briscoe refuses to pay. It is
therefore ordered by the court that
the said M. P, Briscoe pay into this
court on or before the next term
thereof the principal and interest and
attorneys fees due on said note and
the cost of this suit, or in default
thereof the court will proceed as to
justice shall appertain. And it is fur¬
ther ordered that this rule be pub¬
lished in Tiik Entkiu’Jiisk, a news¬
paper published in the county of
Franklin, once a month for four
months, or served on said M. I\
j Briscoe or his special previous agent, or tin* attor-
,u ‘.v three months to next
i term of this court,
N. L. lii tchins, Judge.
j Rrssicr.t & Ht i.ns,
Fetitiohers attorneys.
I
Ukorgi 1 * ranklin county. .
I 1* J* M* I hillips, ileik of the Sn-
j is of the rule nisi and
a true copy
der as appears on the minutes of the
‘8nperior Court, said county, 20th IFit-
'* < ^ r ^ it' fi f^j Si S ,ia,U1 ' 0 ’ th ’ lS
i i>„„ Franklin’county, „„s r s C
Gai
i WONDERFUL BSE.
A Certificate Which Shows that Doctors
and Patients are Often Astonished.
“This is to certify that my wife has
been troubled for fifteen years with a
disease which finally resulted in pa- j
ralysis. She was confined toiler bed
and could not turn over. I had six
or seven of the best physicians in tins
county to attend her, but they did
her no good, and said that her case
was hopeless. As a last resort I de¬
termined to let my wife try Royal
(•ermetuer. I am glad to be able to
say that its results have been nston-
i-liing. The first bottle put my wife
on the road to recovery. She is now
on the third bottle and is able to walk
about the house, and yesterday walk¬
ed over to see a neighbor. The doc-
(ol . s arp astonished as weii as myself,”
March 24, ’ill. W. P. Austin,
Birmingham, Ala.
Heart Disease Cured.
“I have suffered for twenty years!
with heart disease, and for months
with indigestion. I lost twenty-five
pounds of flesh in two months. My
family and friends became uneasy
i a ) )ou { , ne . About the middle of July
last 1 began using Dr. King's J loyal
Germetuor. After taking six bottles’
1 P 1 ?' 1 t0 8taU “ that 1 1 ' 0 " ar(1 my¬
self entirely cured of , heart trouble,
palpitation and indigestion. I can
cat a nd digest any kind of load. My
health is restored, and I gladiv rec¬
ommend Pr. King’s Royal Germctuer
to the afflicted.” T. M. Ei.us,
7 o.i' Collect ot Gordon Co.
CtdliOiin, Go., Sfj>temiter 22, 1800.
Are You Sick.
Do you have catarrh, indigestion,
dyspepsia, kidney or bladder troub¬
les, blood diseases, paralysis, neural¬
gia, rheumatism, headache, bowel dis¬
eases, skm diseases, female troubles,
palpitation, weakness, etc., if so send
stamp for printed matter, certificates
of wonderful cures, etc.
J)r. King’s Royal Germetuor is
making cures that almost stagger
credulity. makes
Price *1 J O per bottle, which
one gallon of medicine as per direc¬
tions. For sale by druggists and by
King's Royal Germetuor Company,
14 X. Broad street, Atlanta, <4a.
For sale by A. W. -McConnell,
Carnesvillo, Ga.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company.
ATLANTA & CHARLOTTE 1‘IYISION.
Condensed Schedule cf Passenger Trains
In Effect March 8, 1891.
NTia iiriSocM,. ’ _ No', fit. 'No. i*j. No. ik
Kusti-rn Di'ily. Uaiiy. Hatly
Lv. At HDtri (K. T.) 7 00 pm sioam u 10 am
*• ( liAinPIcp. 7 pm 8 40 am ..........
*• Nor«*rossi*.. 7 4.*> j pm h ;V* am..........
“ l*uiutll ... . 7 ;'»< tin 0 titi am..........
“ Suwanee.. 8 08 pm t» 17 miu..........
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** lUUonl........ .* 8 22 pill jim 9 .'51 am..........
*• flaineViilie l*'low*y Itranch 8 at. 9 4.'» am..........
“ .... 8 iV* ]>m T“— 3 an* 12 pm
“ Iu'h ...........! *J.'l pm — rt am 1 1 pm
“ Holton......... 1 R lit' pm " aiu
“ Cornelia....... S> .'2 pm —* OB am
*• Mt. Airy....... ! 0oti pin —« 07* a tit
** Toppoa ’....... 10 2|» ]>m —■ — :sr. a in
“ \V«Ftiiiin>t**r... luftTpm jim r. l l j jin*
“ Seneca........ 1 1 Bo ^ T l BO j.m tit
“ (Vntral......... 12 10 am !■> jim 07. ] mi
“ luiKity*i........ 1 12 GO am .*i0
*• (Iri-eiiviUe.....| J 04 Bln rc 21 j.m ;t j 0 pin
“ <Jreors.........' 1 .‘10 am
“ Welll'ertI....... i 1 40 am u *»« jmi..........
*• SpartanliuPg.... ( litton........ 2 11 am am! :: ;>o •L‘* pm 4 4 :j j»m
•• 2 20 ts pm..........
“ <’owjiens...... 2 33 am t; M pm..........
“ (faHneyi....... 00 am! o. to pin..........
‘ * C HlackrO airs J- • • 22 am ami j *. o- iKJ 44 pm..........
•* rover jun..........
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“ Kiii'kD* Mount ii f>2 am 1 '.i 02 jjiji..........
“ Cu-toniit...... 4 18 ft ml 29 pm 1 .........
“ “ LOwcll... litjllmoiit. .. 4 4 32 am 4s pm'.......... pm'..........
40 am; wi
Ar. ( lrar'ottp 510 am! T. 15 pm 0 55 pm
Southward. |So. Daily. ii. jNo. Daily. 9, I No. Duilv. 37.
Lv. ( liarlotte...... 1 50 pm 1 00 111 11 40 ]»m
“ Hellmoiit,...... 2 1 1 pm 1 24
** Loivi ll......... 2 24 pm j>m 1 35
“ (iastonia .... .. s i to ii=iiii
“ “ Kings Mount’ll 8 j.m! 2 11
DroVcr........ “ pm] 2 * 28
“ Wackf .... « pm 2 38
“ “ <«alVm*ys....... owjH'ivs...... 4 t pr/i .toil
( pin 1 2*1
“ Clilton........ I * »m 3 :M)
“ SjjartRDl'tTru:... W elUm'tl....... S H jwu T 07 I, - * ii I .*!> **ni
** jun
“ (IreonvillO...... Drecrs......... « j»m 4 24 fill
“ g jun *r 2 45 am
“ “ Kasloy......... vntrftl.. m 5 pill h
< ...... am
“ SPUt‘C.1......... j-ni §ii
4 * Westminster. • S pm ^ •is
** Tocroa ........ 5 pm |.
“ Mt. A try....... & pm x §
“ ('orneHa....... S pm X ii
“ Dei ton......... S pin. »
“ Lula .......... 2 m iC 3 mum f* 2ft am
“ (!aine>villc Uraneli .. ..j 5s ftm CC 5 50’ am
** F!(jvs > y S j*m w. 15
“ lllltOfil........ 3 C. 1
“ Suwuiiee....... u 5 pm C*. 45
“ Dulutli........ n S I'm r.7
“ Noraross....... ii t- pm c
“ ( hamblee...... S pm = 7-Jo
Ar. Atlanta (K. T.V g am — 00 i am
Additional trains Nos. 17 and IS—Lula a (’corn¬
modation, dailv exet-jifc Sunday, leaves Atlanta
5 30 I.Ulsi m*. arjiyes Luia arrives 8 12 Atlanta j». m. 8 licturtiing 50
leaves fi f5 «. m., a. nr.
Jlotwecn Lula and Athens—No. 11 , daily excejit
SumlaS*. and No. ft daily, leave Lula 10 05 p. iu., and
10 40 a* m., arriveAtiu ns 12 15 a. m. and 12 30 j». in.
Keturninji leave Atf« ns, No. 10 d;oiv, exe* pt Sun-
pay, and No. 12 daily. 0 50 p. in. and o 10 a. m,y ar
l. iila ft 00 p. m. and 8 20 m.
iletween Toecoa and Kdierton—Nos. ni and 83
daily, except Sunday, leave ToecoU 11 45 a. m. and
4 00 a. m., arrived Libertou 3 35 p. in. and 8 45 a.
m, Ueturuinjr, Nos. t*0 and 82 daily, except Surt-
day, leave Klber*Oi) 2 45 p. in., atid 3 .*50 a. in., ar¬
rive Toeeoa 7 10 j>. ni. and 7 00 a. m.
Nos. 11 and Lic.rry Full man sleepers between
Washinjrton and Atlanta, aud Nos. y and 1ft Tull-
man S‘eejR;r ln'tveen Atla nt-aaud New Yorfc,
Yestibuled Nos. 37 and Limited. 38—Washington and Sou Hi western
Ik tween Atlanta and Wash-
iyhton. llr.-t-class On tielvds train only. an extra fare is charged on
For d( tailed iktvumation as to local and through
time tables, rates and Luilman Sleej*in<r-car rt»>
ervatious, eon If:' witli local agents or address,
dAS. L, TA VI,OK, L. I.. McCLLSKY,
lien. J’ass. Agent., Dit. Dies. Agent,
Wa.- binp;ten, D. C. Atlanta, Oa.
Money to Loan.
Ou improved farm hinds, in sums
of $800 aud upwards. Payable in
small amount instalments. Terms
easier and rates lower than heretofore
offered in the county. Call and see
me if \*ou wish to borrow.
IV. R. Litti.k, Attorney,
35 Carnesville,. Ga.
1 a ?£££%.
j* i Cnnriell & Son's.
If you wait the best sewing ma¬
chine in the state for the money, buy
the “Crown” sold by A. AY. Mc¬
Connell.
HARDMAN HARDWARE COMPANY.
II K A P Q r a If THUS FOR
FARM IMPLEMENTS!
OF ALL KINDS.
Farm Hells, Illacksmith Tools, Wagon and Iluggy Material,
Cook and Healing Stoves, Tinware, Rubber and Leather Belting,
S ASH! D B
OCRS!
LINDS!
In fact everything in tlie Hardware line necessary for the
fanner. We are agents for the
EUREKA COTTON PLANTER,
THE BEST ON THE MARKET.
; ..r'FA’FR VTIIIXG AT TIIF. LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH'.
HARDMAN HARDWARE CO. J
o HARMONY GROVE, GA.
Garnesville High School
Our school will open on January
5th, 1891, and will continue seven
months, to be included between .Tan-
nary 5th, and July 15th,.
RATES OF TUITION:
First Primary: Spelling, Read¬
ing, Writing, and Figures *1.50
Second Primary: The same with
Primary Arithmetic, Primary
phy... Grammar, Primary Geogra¬
............ 2.00
Intermediate: Advanced Arith¬
metic, Grammar, Geography, 2.50
Second Intermediate: The same
with Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Physiology, and
the usual English course........ 3.00
First Class: Latin, Greek, High¬
er Mathematics, Logic, Rhet¬
oric, etc...: 8.f>©
Tuition duo at the end of each
month. If any prefer it, they mat
pay half the session on entering and
we will wait for the other half till
the end of the term. A contingent
fee of 25 cents /hast bo paid on en¬
tering. No pupil received for less
than a month. No deduction for ab-
senee except in case of sickness. Dis-
ciplinc will be rigorous, and severe if
necessary. Bi.ard can be had at good
houses at from §2 to *2.50 per week.
M. H. LOONEY, Prineipal.
- LIVERY-
— A X I) —-
Feed: Stable!
Good Turnous!
Careful Drivers!
Moderate Carges!
Prompt and courteous attention.
Give me your patronage.
D. R. PHILLIPS
4 Carnesvilie, Ga.
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The Famous Philosopher-Humorist.
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Of ••Pude Iteinuii” Uelebrity.
Itev. T. DeW ITf TALM.lOE,
Tin* Olebrutfd Divine.
m'SKI.rr l.<*«l,*rH. Cracker,” -by Surife”
The “(loiirgia
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The Poet.
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