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Newspaper Page TextCRA s 7-----^ - 'J > § i > p a © . Volume 7. news items. Danville, Kentucky, has a beautiful new opera house. *A cremation society is about to be organized in New Orleans. Work hvs commenced on a new ope ra house in Jacksonville, Fla. The sucker "of the Kentucky house nf *ucseutatives is but 20 yeais old. " 1 Montgomery, Ala., has 48 licensed Misf Fannie «IU,io jailer, h^cor^ellm, of Lexink a Ky, has a quilt which contains Id, 480 pieces. Ky„ News a boat The Bourbon, says containing 10,000 rabbits passed by Maysville one day last week. The number of convicts in the Ten nesee penitentiary is 1 342 , of which 924 , are colored and 419 white. Some narts of Arkansas are flooded wiUuxmnterfiet nickels, made from a jubstauce 1 found 1,1 the mountains. Funng the year 1883 iheremwere one hundred and thiity-fo . Virgima with liabilities amounting to 81,448,81o. Florida, Foster, the Eustice, nurse ryman and florist, received last week orders for ten thousand tuberose bulbs, from Bliss, of New York. A woman has been arrested in Hoi laud on her voluntary confession of having murdered sixteen persons with 'in a few years Charming creature! China nowrkmanship „ t „ r p« firpiiims of £'. nd V nd .°, £ oTor HflJ ffistlike Hi*T nf*th« C J that of the “Mehcan Melica man ■ The receipts of tne New York cnarit; ball were $12,000, of winch three lourtbs was spent for supper, (lowers, music, etc.,aud one-fourth given to the poor. Moultonborough, N. Three boys in shot 285 partridg JL, haye this season 40 ts, for which they obtained cents each, ten foxes, besides several minks mid other game. Itis estimated that it costs$3,000,000 a vear to support the churches of New York city while the revenue of the theaters is set down at $7,000,000 per t.unum. Kansas City, January 14.— The ease of Frank James’ in connection with the Blue Cut train robbery, was called in tlie Criminal Court this morn¬ ing, but was continued to February lltii, on account of tlie illness of tlie tiefeudant. A dispatch from Griflin, Ga., dated Jan. 14, says : “This evening Brews ter Me »V illiams, 10 years old, ,. white , , laboring under mental excitement. caused by recent sickness, instantly killed a negro girl of the same age, naoied Mattie Hood and then deliber 'ately tirn and kitted lilmselfP’ Cincinnati, O., January 14. — Fes terday, in Alexandria, Kentucky, Miss Weaver, affianced wile of Ed. Beier, went to church with Nicholas Bielil. JSeier became so enraged that he went to the house where the young lady was and demanded liis presents. Being refused, he put a pistol to Miss Weaver’s head and snapped it twice Without shooting. He was then put out of the house, and ingoing to the back oaca door i.ooi shot a ''u himself twice, one bait • penetrating the heait The year’s sales of petroleum at A ew York. Oil City and Bradfo-d amounted to 4,249,280,000 barrels—more than a; hundred times the etnire supply or oil : i» the world. During the L.-v. t.nee ! mouths the.sales have been 'UO.ooj.Ooo barrels at New York and 780,000,0.10 nv Oil City and Bradford, burnt preie i ted purchases and sales as these nee ; no comment. A good autnoiyty 1,1 I New York says the Banks of the conn- 1 ry have $34 ..090,000 loaned out for speculation in stocks and products, At 2 o‘clock Sunday morning tiie resi denceof A. M. Massengale. a promi nent merchant of Norwood, was diseov ered to be on lire by a negro on the 1 premises. The sleeping inmates were | immediately aroused aad the work of removing the fliriiiture from the burn ing building began. The fire had gain- 1 such headway when discovered that not more than half the furniture was saved, and it was with great difficulty that some of the lady members of the family were rescued. There being only $900 insurance on the house and furni ture, Mr. Massengale estimates Ins loss at $1,500. A crazy negro living on Tom Brooks’ plase, about eight miles from Athens, demanded of Mr. Brooks $300. Mr. Brooks refused and the negro produced an old army sabre and told Mr. Brooks that the Lord had commanded him to kill him. He then made a rush with his sabre,and Mr.Brooks then got liis gun, ; which the negro wrenched out of his hand after cutting him severely on the rrr„ e *&%«: mss ir'ho°«-£n“ti.e T neUo ‘ooS 3 the j doors and took possession. Mr . neighbors and went Brooks got several and dislodged him and put him under arrest. New York, January 14.—The wrestling match between Edwin Bibby, champion of the United States and Matsada the Japanese cnampion, for $50 $o 0 a a side side, took tooK place, place, to-night, lu n g ^ at Irv ing Hall. T ^er f. PreSe t ^ start was * 1 in Bibbv’s farer The f™tf»Uwaa e A won ,^ bv Bibbv after 1 a Jot e y innonenT s^^ h the Jap once ?he h h s shoffider on flMu. Sl bat him^f erffied in going i.ead over at short not.ee, after £!und Kffihvhad warmed up In the second Matsada was more cautious and displayed considerable strength and agility Bibbp threw him, however, after aftA.r six six minutes minutes skirmishing sairmiam g and a was declared the winner. CRAWFORD VILLE, GA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 18tli, 1884. “Our Women lu the War-” The News and Courier, Charleston, S, C., desires to obtain fifty or more ske tches of the experieces, grave or gay, lively or severe, of the Southern ! women during the war. Little has been published hitherto their sufferings, anxieties and tions, and The News and wishes to make the. record of the war ‘'““Pj® 1 ®’ &*" Z' ^what^f Southern , al , ng the struggle for the Lost Cause. There WJMi corn- dy as well as tragedy in their daily life, and the object is to obtain . descriptions of every side and phase of a Southern woman’s trials and triumphs, at home or as a refugee,dur ing the Confederate struggle. The sketches in question will be, published in The Weekly News, Charlston, S. C., under the general title of “Our \\ omen m the War.” The con htmns are as follows: 1. The skecthes must be written by Southeru women wh0 were in the South durinh the war, and shall be C onflned to a description of events and circumstances of which the writers have personal knowledge, ant i w j t h which they or their families were connected, 2. Each sketch shall fill not less than fifteen nor more than thirty pages of foolscap, written on one side, 3. The sketches shall be sent with the real name of the writer, to The Newes and Courier, Cliarlstou, S. O. not later than March 1st, 1884. 4. Every sketch that is accepted wil1 be Promptly paid for, and any Southern woman who desires to do so can sent j j n two or more sketches, The object in viewjis certainly an ex ce jj ell t one,and it is hoped that South eru women everyvvhere|wiil do their part in making the undertaking successful, “in urder,” as Thu News and Courier says, “dered “that tardy justice may be ren¬ to the women who encouraged “the soldiers by their patient fortitude “and solaced them with words of “cheer, aud who, through all manner “of hardship, of anguish, of misery, “were faithful and true to the very “end-and after!” —- • —■ On Friday night, ttie lltii inst., in Marion county, Ga., one Alien Gresh am and Charles Burkhalter, both col¬ ored, had a difficulty, in which Gresh¬ am was instantly killed. The parties both lived on the BuenaVista. plantation of Judge J. II.Dunham.of Gresham and one Louis Flowers had been to town and were returning borne at night, when Buckhalter halted them on the roadside and said to Gresham that now was his time to settle with him. and at tlie same time ordered Flowers to ride out to one side. As soon as Fiovv Ors got out of iniayiniately the, road Gresh.un ;dhK ill on m d hud without ther ceremony Burkhalter emptied yfie contents of a musket ill to Gresham. Twenty-two bucksli it entered the person of Gresham,from which lie died iustant ly. Burklialter lias fled tlie country and had not been captured at last ac¬ counts. Montezuma curresuomlent of ^tUi Uinta U Const U>nst it ■ ut ‘ {"-''y ion ot 1 Tues'div 7 f l >5. m anucip.Lioii oi tI me e stock slolk law, which goes into effect on Macrh lst.in iriypeopleareprepariiigtodis- 1)r ,se of their “scrub” stock to make f om tol . improved breeds. Aiiprop.is sud : ^ gentleman of Houston county (() us a f ww Jays back that he had nev raised a hog since the war until the | aw was enforced in that county ; j 3 year lie would kill sufficient to su])( ,|y |,j s f arm . He says lie is glad ,j jp j aw f 01 ces him to provide for his family. A good law it is evident. 1 X -Tit 13 IU B,t RE D Mu ... 3 0 HU Lomr.st o f fence in the world will be the wire fence extending from the Indian Terri tory across the Texas Fanlianale and thirty-five miles into New Mexico. It is said that eighty-miles of this fence is already under contract. Its course will be in the line of the Canadian river and its purpose is to stop the drift of the northern cattle, it is a bold and splendid enteipiise and will pay a laige percentage on the investment. The fence will be over two hundred miles long. 9 - An Atlanta wholesale merchant comes to the front and exclaims : “I am near sixty years of age, am a mer chant of this city, and claim consider able experience. For many years my kidneys have given me great trouble. attended witli much pain. My appe tite failed and general health declined. Nothing that money could secure evet gave me relief until I used B. B. B., which was magical on me. I say to you, old man, young man, if your kid w t ” ± __ j e „eral Toombs Pas purchased the Aud rews lot near the centre of the town, and a oeautiful place, for 8o,000, and it is reported he will give it to the entylfor a park and erect a monument to bis wife s memory, for whom tiie park well be named- The grounds are naturally beautiful, and we will have one of the handsomest parks, if lm pr 0 ved, in the South. - Washington Gazette. --------- —Waste no time : delays have dan gerous ends ! If a member of your family is suffering with a slight cough or cold, don’t wait until it develops it self into consumption, but procure it rt once a bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup and cure that cough. An eight —-- legged 7 calf *^--„ was one of; ^ tho sights ^ to be seen in Marietta during holidays. Mrs. H. V. Johnson Mead. Louisville, Ga , Jan a ary 14. Mrs. ex-Goveroor Herschel V. Johnson died at her home near Louisville, morning. iAfp Runaway ---- Mu!o„ ; - 7 - ———• stuppou »>y a Mog. - St. Loui^GIobe-Democrat. \ re tn*rti:.\ble exhibition of afnimal ^^omty is report,,! from East St Lorn “3 Tree Hotel on Broadway to water his team of ultlk , s , A p aas j n g cugjne blowing its whistle frightened the ani m alsf and they started up tho street at break-neck speed. TruecdSIe.ran after the runaways in a vain endeavor to overtake them. A largo black hound belonging to ttfe farmer dasheu after the .-.team and caught up. Without joying 3ffcled utteronce to a bark, the brute and. as around the latter the tried wagon to tun^KWn and Julies, side street, headed them dJ^W^fted corner of main street the at one of tlie male’s legs, and the long eared vuadruped slackened its *peed to kick. The hound tlieu seized the lines in its mouth and brought the runaways to a standstill, The lfraiice-Cblua War. _ London, Jan. 13.—A dispatch from Canton says that the authorities ot Province of Kwangtung, life cjit.l, of whicli the at, ot ttant.n in .to ously preparing for war. lliey are building a telegraph line between Can ton and the Toriquin frontier. Tlie ! Yioeroy of Canton~has issued a ptfocla mation summoning the people to pre- , ti'im p.ue to to renel repel the tne Trencn French inradors my.-taoi , and a cit the tune fiieiulsiiip j ( same expressing toward other nations. I MISSIONARIES OUTKAOUD. Paris, Jan. 13.—Le Temps says that since the arrival of the French expedition in Touquin Catholic mis¬ sionaries have been subjected to renew¬ ed persecution in the Southern provin¬ ces of China. A furious uiob in tlie province of Qtaig See destroyed tlie house of Pere Bernet, who was arres¬ ted and maltreated, receiving several Blows from the flat side of a sword. He was also threatened with death. Tne Chinese, demand a ransom of 7,009 francs for his release Probably, Uj>v ever, Pere Bernet will be taken to Can tou. Other missionaries 1> tve also been arrested at the instigat im. of the man darins, who liave ceased t » respect the iieaiittB. He Was No Thiel. Arkansa v gj|| , ..er. Colonel, ‘‘Geiit’i..inen,«fcPOj|M|k aAi>,« •'SmM Aikan\i w a trefe from ..E r.q.r, “l must protest mynuiic i , did not steal tne mule. I '-vjb..,c theft, i know that you 1 m fe the inter esc of the community at hiiart, and I do , not 4 btillllH , , you; .... blit* tllDlfc? j., tlliH _ *,» b 'vljen we are all liable to Ihj too rash if L il i d Stolen tli'^ mule, DU/ ^lillb w.'Uld oppress me until I would beg to be put nut of the ivor ti in tne most summitry way.” “T.n* hi a 1 ■ was found in L>U r posses * Siou.” said . , t*Ki . leader , uI ln4^ - niuo. “Veiy true, my dear sir,'!’ “Did lie jump into join lot r iuto _ the “No, sir, 1 conducted h»m confines of my premises'” aimnal?” ; ‘Did yon buy tiie “No, sir.” “Did you trade for liiiii? “1 did not.” “Theu who stole LimV Let down the rope, boys,” will give “Gentlemen, I hope you me °i!imf^^^^K'>r i k'S .!' 1 vvord^^Him . Ult j£ exchang' 4 few ^Hmuted comiJ iimeutary nature woul^e I tlial tlie M a j or \s blood Khe high ; ; y satisfactory to me, and i|ease Major] him I that m gore would j lu | 0 frtily Well we «eper*P<i other. Dior- Tlie I oughly ° agreeing with each I | ne t day tt|0 Ma j or au( j [ met. got wt.at is vulgarly called the drop on liiui and r(J jj eve( j i,iui 0 f the top of his head, aud j ly was ri( jj 11K a mu le at the time, 4)ad" when he fyp ol j 1 saw that bfr no longer any practical use fprfthe animal, so t took charge of hivfi. Now, if I liad dismounted in the way he did, I should have interposed no objection to the Major’s taking my hoise. ” “i | 10 ,, e) gj^ that you will excuse u8( >> r6 plied the leader of the mob, “\y e thought that you stole tiie mule, Your explanation Is most satisfactory, and j i, 0 p 0 you’ll excuse us. Let us a n tilk(J a drink.” dvsnrmsia •' 5T.» W wLl. to oi.tlcl, i|iy“whl!!'‘ituoisb J’ S'reS™ lack ad'fi'l- of | of weak „ e3S weal iness en ^a^^ee trv i bottle greatly of Brown’s Iron Bit how it will benefit yoUi it surpasses all known remedies as an enriches of th e blood md a perfect ]tr of t , e varoUf bodily tious. Ask'your druggist. How many drummers are there. J res Went Eaton told the 400 assembled at Syracuse to attend the meeting of the New York State association Yorif thatthere are 10.000 in New and 100,000 in the United Stafts. Miss Lucy Zellars, Goshen, Ga, says “The first dose of Pitts’ C’aimiriative £ ever took relieved my aching[head read have since.u*d 1 .and seen it used with such a happy effect, i take pleasure in recomme .ding it to others P pi m JL ® [-2 l g ' gf /"V^A f |J yv" ____ if § £T, H /*. ^ M M Gti -i I s I feSTi *•« H W ^ pi || j* |, J] -cl w t Li ? t>’ A a 0 & A i>\ /A /A A ■' ‘.• V’ A: | m iv : ;y ' m • L 1 A J -V- W* 1-1’ h^Vv.ld<Al T Hoars^na.-, „ r Lro^chm^tioap, 1 t Influ-t. n enva, Asthma, Whooping tough, In -y. cipient Consumption and for the re-t jlicfofconsumptivc ced stages of the Disease persons in For advan-V Sale;.' j by all Druggists.—Price, 25 Cents A jt BLOOD KING. A Th.idney Complaint 7 C fir ca. - * Atlanta, Ga., July 11,1883. Blood Balm Co : 1 am a merchant of this eitv and a 111 over 50 years of age My kidneys have been exceedingly niaotivo and irregular for manv years, attended with great pain in smalt of the hack. At times my appetite failed, amt 1 became so nervous ’that 1 could not attend to business. During all this time my case bad all the attention that money could secure, amt 'SffjSSTS, W as tlm regular result, u, b. j:, was recommended by some one, and to say that its action on me was mngi cal would bo a mild term. One bottle nmde me feel like a new man, just, like 1 was young again. Ill all my tile l never llse ,| thejblood so^posve.rful and potei t a remedy. 1 ]? or and kidneys will it is the best oversaw, and one bottle force any one to praise it. If you doubt this, call on 1 )r. Gillaim, and he will send you to me, and L wiil take pleasure in telling you of my ease, and that of others who have been cured. A. L. I). Send for a pamphlet of proof of wonder¬ ful cures ol’ Blood Poisons, Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Call on Dll. It. J. IIE1D, at Crawfordville. 1 C— CARPETS. Carpets and House Furnisning Goods. The Largest Stock South of Balt more. Mo and Oruinb Cloths,' Window similes. Wall Papers, Borders, Lace Cuf tains, Cofniees and Poles, Cocoa & Canton MaUines, Upholstery, Frames. ICugravlngs, enro moa. Picture Write for SkinplM and Prices. n\II,IK cuski iii j, ucct . B60 ,. B to Geo. A, Itaille, Slasouic Temple, AUGUSTA; ga. Junel5.1y. l ,j / so* ^ " r*- n V K V ir!y taken 1 .liuii it ou ; iuy etervauta from 18 Vi to isur>. us : 1:<1 ;d.hg h nurnMrr of mV noif*hlKJr$, !in»l in «v.ri;^;i eu.t^n^v.mimyRuo.vM^u fu*iy*iidcoaip|j«ti it . j: v*.O’!id b<) wLiut it 1 a rccom* ' , :i . j,j a .j "• »• »-, nnaku. i erry, r u*. i 1 . : •v:: nhd um *4 Specific t<U mor*» i» ..-.in-. iuri lav.: «<•,•» eiuii; w.HMi.'rrui i i. t i*«* u4o liu.n fI’ont any rcmtfdy in »>r ,»,. ^> m rmRGo’>*'M;i. Ii. i« r certain uud safe .. m m -utt* „ Ahama, G». WIIAT DRUGGISTS SAY V/ho have Seen the Lfleets of Severe Tcstn. n.is u.' Dt - n itntror Mtu*fac 0 on than any remedy for fillMtl I v.'c have ever itfiudletl. C. SCiiiLI.R.i STKVJSNS, VVauhington, D. Many him r»*iy■ :< g ns have endorsed S S S. as a $[>e Cif'.L /Of >d LiSCSHuH S. FIELD & CO.. Memphis. Hitvp S . c > S stop (lu* hair from'falling out iri a very - horf rjme. VVtHiUvrfui ellocla 111 ull Skiu or iilOOU Texas. W ri PATTERSON. Dallas, T/e do rut hc?itn(p to say thnt for a yoar past w« liave Hoju 'iiKtn: of Swift « Specific (S. S. S.) thftii t.',\ i tUer i:ii*o<I I'nrujerM cotubim;it, and with ino-t iiuKlnn ' v Oil One ir<‘iitlt*rnaii w(io uscwl lialf a 'io/. • h tfi-.it it Inn done him more good who CLir. f rea ,»•>!£ %vh it ro«t fun) $ 1 , 000 . Another lia** tj-uU t for u is iu? uou*i uUuctiou reporta a per IHULel.' ' rc from ita usu* I AN bUS AUK STLVBNSON & CO., Chicago. C! OOO REWARD ! VTUi sc paid .0 uny Ufteanst who will Qn-1 on anal* y*i» , i 1 , i o'.:'ho S ti. S.. one particle ot Mercury, loiLut PoUiaiam. or any nuuerui auotuanec. TllZ SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. f /— Wrta forth* little boon, which will he mailed free to Price Smarl also, Jl.r/) per lyottlo. Largo size, (holding doohle quantity), $1.75 bottle. AU Drug gists sell IL. i i fl D k Quiet a ri Easy Cinlfl-Birtli ThounandH of women over the land testi¬ fy to the wonderful effect* of this great rem¬ edy; It will not only shorten labor and lessen the intensity of pain and •uffering beyond ezpresuion, but better than all, It thereby greatly diniinishea the danger to life of both mother and child. This great boon to auf fering woman ia I(fAmes' Liniment, byJ. vr Mother's Friend. Prepared and sold Bhaij field, Atlanta, Ga. Bold by ail l>rugoi»t*. Price $450 bottle. Sent by Kxpreaa on receipt of price. A J. - ... W. HIXON, AttOI’llCV ftt . w- 1 J J<IW, ’ CRAWFORDVILLE GA WILL practice in all State and Fed e ral Courts. Any business entrusted tohis attentjon. care wmr^-'lpprompt COLLECTIONS A ts-r^nnl A.. CIALTY. Office in Mitciieix Building. Number 3. RE MB MB BBS .1 PlAI vl.Ji.Vl RA! IJatjL TH? jL.)Aj JLv P In line this of age Business of Sharp Competition, when every is crowded to its utmost ca Lacity, the nmchant must not only (ill his store with goods calculated to please lie people in both quality and price, but he must announce his ‘lJargaiits and Tndneement ,< 'h-arlx aa.l forHMj to Mi., public r am prepared this season to *»,* .f "" ' ..........*...... '** .........-J- **-. *■> 1 VP\V > Lll All 4 \I 1 1 / \ QI? ObAuUl\Al)Lb 4 QHM 4 |> f 1? ( U'OOl)^ 4I'\0 I ! Will meet llie expectations and desires of tfie most economical murliaser U»iiV» careeful selections of the latest styles * * In All Departments No branch of my business receives more careful attention than my Rlili J# StBflft # V v T Comprising ^ _ Trimmings rilegant Patterns, Latest Styles, Uniqi no r with ail kinds to match. of tlie My goods were PURCHASE!) FOB X , and 1 intend t<j Discount to my customers It, will cost you nothing to thoroughly convince yourselves that such is- reallv true. I only ask that you,call and see foi yourself. Dutch Bolting Cloth of all Numbers* Polite Attention Shown to All. mi sssiiiSj MILLER'S (,'OltNEll. AUGUSTA, GA BE. E. J REID, Crawiordville, Georgia 1 ? n band a 'GU'L 8 TOCK of provisions such «s SUGAR, ui m v, l -nd GKKEN TEAK. Also, ready-mixed PAINTS, ytllow, lead, linseed, dome machine and kerosene oil*. Powder, shot and gun on — sa- •s he and surprised snuffs, to which know lam how offering GAEAP very my GOODS LOW for are GASH. selling. UaLL» oc : M TiOCOILCA.Si ^KXSLXlNr© SB Cravzfordvillo, •» * JP Q -DEALER IN—‘ Fine Wines Liquors, Cigars, TfrjSSfcW 1 BILLIARD ROOM IN CONNECTION WITH BAR. and */ all those ’ ’’ Indebted 1H to me , am 1 will requested hi, li.iroaftir to compellod forward and to Settle sell strictly far «wk come their accdnnt at ?, 'h-iuk \[' ,' M my *_ custom.'i-s tor to past pul- favors th«»n and Iri invite 1 1 1 *• Ivtudfl them of and an attorney Mends for collection. I a call. my new to sir* hi# THOMAS AKIMS. HOLDEN & FAKMBB, O n - ..0 -Office Building, Crawfordvllle, Ga, — DEALffiUfl IN — * ancy Grocenes, AND Plantation HARDWARE CUTLERY. TOBACCOS, SHOES, &0, The successful man all over the world G he who underbuys arid always imdcrsetls. No such signs as “selling out at cost,” “giving goods away” and not to he nndivso’d, etc etc. No such chaff as that wins. Have The <jood«, Let The Prices Be Higlit, and the people will soon lind it out and look you up. Many a time the crude rough diamond lots pulverized the finer gem because he knew where to Buy Right anil had the Nerve, to Sell Cheap. ■the- Great Furniture Palace of Augusta. WE take pleasure irt announcing that we have moved our elegant stock of Furni¬ ture to 810 BROAD STREET, rdd stand of Mvers & Marcus. We have this laree store 'died to overflowing with the with MOST market ELEGANT and dealer BEST in STYLE, ASSORTED QUALITY STOCKS. ,. V |.i* offered. We compete in any business or any is what has caused to OK f PRICE Tlie steady increase our us move so 0 ten We now have Till. FINEST STORE and FINEST STOCK IN OfiOltUiA W|“"‘’Tl: 840 BOWLES Broad JSreet, : Augus< & CO., a, Ga AUGUSTA HOTEL AUGTSTA, GEORGIA. LEWIS & DOOLITTLE, Proprietors. Table first-class in every particular. Large and well ventilated r too ms. Rates $2.00 per day. CentrE „ JoCJEt(Kl nPnr Railroad eroswinK. Telegraph office and barber slio, In no o.i.kih^. - 7^ rA To ku Ui-iaurant all houra and Lack Room. Choice ; roes liquors and cigars. t M Meisto n nrd-rat ord r at au noara.