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lets FQR THE THOUGHTS CORRESPONDENTS, THE GAZETTE: TIFTON, GA^ FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1892. mpgHraH&tHf ; -s—■ Kmnt. of Internet Trnimplrlii* ciii iiMktfl toy h Futtf.ful and Kffl- stent Cor,i. of llii|iortiiu. Ifl# niliiiKtcr'H ami Oeacoji’n HouUuk at Kntgmn. March 22,1891 , E;/froii:~Ae<!or(liiig to pre- viouh armotwcpment to the Ha/, kith Elder J. A Jcarhoro -conducted a ininlstere’ institute at Enigma on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of Inst week. At 10 o’clock a. m. on Thursday, 17th inut., Mr- fiearhono mid his charge assembled at the Hap- list churci), Aftor Hinging and pray er, the plan of salvation was taken (up and exhaustively sUolicd, under its various heads, togetlier with other Idndfcd subjeots. Tlio iwitiluU) was irj schsIoIi six hours each day. On ac count of the Inclemency of tho weather ll was not so well attend* 1 as was ex- pouted, however, there wore seven ministers anil flvo deacons in attend ance, -Mr, Nenrboro preached able Imd instractive, sermons ou Thursday n'jght ami Saturday night, lie also preached the dedication sermon for iho Enigma church on Sunday, The good people of Enigma nuver Ap things hy halves, so the institute tvas haiidsoniejy entertained, Oar ing the inclement weather on Eriday «nd Hainrdny Mr, Chinn tendered tire use of his comfortable unit well- furuishod hall to the body. At the eloso the following rpapmtion was uimi'uiu/mly adopted: HjtS'U-VI.JJj T’lint tliis institute ten der the people of Enigma their heart felt thanks for their generous hospi tality during tliiH session. Also that ■wo tender our thanks to Bro. J. A. Kcarhoro for tho sauriHeo ho lias made by eomiiig in onr midst mid for the able and efficient service lie lias rendered to us as our instructor, and that we invoke the blessings of Alhllghty Owl upon him wherever Jm may go. We also tender Mr. ihiffll our l.luiiiks for tlie use of his haildurlng our session. 1). Knrly lllsurs, Early Hluolfl, Early jUlsora, tjwi fainouH little pills for CObHU- pillion, .»hik linailiidio, dyapopsta and Sievvousnnas. .1. 0. Onothrtnn, Koivnn lleportH. HowAft, Maruli 1(1.—Noticing you have Ho representative In this handi ly I send you iv few ituius for publi cation.. Tlie pbctoflioo nt tills place has been discontinued, duo to the lesig- natloif of postumstur .1, 1). Hughes. Miss -Indio (look, daughter of Mrs, Ariiida (look, is quit'? sick and there Is hut little hope of tier recovery. We have quite a live literary school at Itowait with hot less than fifty pupils in uttcudimcu. not. Jf, I), Woodard eoildiictod one of the most iutoroidlug singings last Kuiiday ever held at lids place The people in this locality are plimlhig mere grain and less cotton this year. That Is right, diversiiied farming Is Wluit wo need most. Wii, F, V.vitUN Goodman Gossip. flnopMAN, March 18.— I dto)> you n few lines (Ids week. The farmers of this section are lnisy planting their crops. Ham wi s a little wanted in gardens and there cmnu a good shower Inst, flight, Miss Hobbjo (h MoCrnnic has been employed to touch school at the Bough (,'rook school house, near Goodman postolllco, and hits made a liiee beginning. Slossrs, li, vl, MnKinmm nnd .foe Hutton killed a large gobbler tlie other day. Mr. John Y. Fletcher was elected by tho Board of Education as county school commissioner, .Messrs. Goodman A McKinnon have quite a jot of wood cut on their brick yard; also boards for shelter. Oil, how ao|d this morning! There is a scarcity of news this week, J. Gu.ntuu, I’lvr-u altbolrte cures Unit in liOmhmten. Triqo HOiits. Sold by J. 15. Unodiniui. lloUcinlan’s Budget. Gr'.iUs Maircli iill.w-TTm Htrangost fri'ivk of nature la the Alli.uic.e ’}'lqrtt Eeoplos Party. it Is elaimuil by the managors of this new mongrel that nomocracy has driven tliuni to pursue tlmjr pros- cut mairw', that they are largely in the majority, and therefore bound to win in the coming elections. Gentle reader, unbiased thinker, stop here and examine these propositions can;- fully, candidly, Has the name of democrat become odious, and why? If this burnt of patriots arc ns num erous as they protend to be vastly iu tho majority, why do limy' desire to abandon their honored family name and adopt a now one? An other idea has occurred to me, if they have the good of the poor |vt heaft flpd ;;rc Ipmcslly hauling Mr “equal rights for all,” why are their meet-- ings secret? .Surely they would lift up their banner inscrilied with their grievances on one side and their holy demands for “equal rights” on the other march to deserved victory. I made this remark to a gentleman who was posing us a people’s man “If tho democratic party is rotten, how long have you been out and when did tho rot commence?” Now there are five hundred Smiths—five of them become corrupt and the four hundred and ninoty-flve say, wo will quit these Smiths, they aro a rotten Hut, we will henceforth he Joneses! The rilnety-and nine that went not astray, Instead of saying to these rascally leaders “stop down and out” say yon are too shat-]) for us, we will try a new fold, and raise another brood of rascals; for, after all, this great fuss is to make silver as good as gold, that is to give prominent places to men of inferior talent. That opens tho secret of those secret meetings, Hharpors get these men where their specious arguments can* not be answered by reason—tiicy harp on tho oppressions of the rich mid tho miseries of tho poor, and presto! “you help us out!” See? These same patriots forgot or neg lect to tell the dear, poor oppressed people that no republic has ever iyed long infested with secret polit ical societies, Even the monarchies of Europe are In perpetual dread of them. No democratic republic oan live with them from the fact that a democracy is a government ruled by a majority of its citizens, and a ma- jorlty has not so far lieen known to require secrecy in its workings. But again, if these men are not ropiibli cans, why play into tho hands of that parly by a hopeless division of southern democrats? Will tho rad ical party givo them their demands? If they will tliey are now in power, and why not now? ’/’here is no in telligent third pnrlylto who behoves they can elect n president, ami if they will think one moment they are obliged to seu that tlie utmost they can hope to do is to divide congress and cleft a republican president. Al ready tho move is being made to elect bur presidential electors by dis tricts a* we do our representatives. But if they are republicans let them iimimsk, come out boldly and give a reason for the faith that is in them we want to share the spoils. Boiiismian, WanMil in a Surry, I would not Mngor. “bale to bod mid and nnrly to rise will shorten tho rood to your home in tiro ak I oh," But early to lied and a “I.ltilo Early Riser," tho pill Hint mokes life longer end hotter nnd wiser.’ J. 0, Good man. A tlnppy Marriage. Himjikh, March 22 Mr, Editor, with yoar permission I will mako a small contribution to the U.ikhttk. Not being one of those Hre-entlng politicians, who greedily devour everything of a political nature con tained in (lie newspapers, t am in clined to tlie opinion jtliat there arc others of your random of like mind with myself. Hence lit is my object to give’nn necountof 6nu of the most brilliant and Imppy’iqirrlngen, of one of tlie most, promising couples, that ever occurred in Berrien comity. 1 refer to the marriage of Mr. Iltuiry Barber, of Colquitt comity, and Miss Flovptioc Parrish, of Berrien county, which took place at the home of the bride’s father, Mr. W. W. 1’arrlsh, with Rev. B. \V. Ifuokabee officiat ing, on Thursday of last work, Mr. Barber is a native of North Carolina and engaged in turpentine farming in Colquitt county as a mom- her of tho firm of Horne Jts Barber. He is quite a handsome and accom plished gentleman, possessing high and iiolile traits of ehnraolbr, and Miss Florence is to be congratulated upon her success in winning him ns a life companion. And she—tho ja ide of her family, the acknowledged hello of the com munity In which she lived; tho girl whose beauty and accomplishments have novor boon excelled, whoso hand and heart have been sought in marriage by many excellent young gentlemen—was the bride mid con* tral figure which attracted the atten tion of every eye that witnessed the marriage ceremony, No wonder Henry Barber's (sum was radiant with smiles tlie follow ing day, When I saw him at tho resi dence of Mr. and Mrs, 1), N. Horne, where tlu ppy couple nnd a few selected relatives ami friends wore tendered a warm reception. Pinner was announced at (jut nroppr time and —such a dinner! For quantity ami quality (1 say it in honor to Mrs. Horne) that dinner has never been excelled in Colquitt comi ty. The table reeled under the weight of good things and we, with apjietites sharpened liy tlie sight of sqeh choice, templing viands, pro ceeded at *.meo to bull ton it of its burden; and, then, 1 i\ isliud—I am a small man you know. Altogether It was n most enjoyable affair, ami tlie young married couple have the wish of the writer and a legion of other friends ftfio Gazkttm among the number] tor long life peace and prosperity, iucK, Mlgratlm; Is quick to give relief hi severe eases of Iwiftahe or neuralgia, <q Hr. m Goodman's, Golden Friends! And wliat Is friendship but a name, A charm that lulls to sleep, A shade that follows wealth or fame, And leaves the watch to weep. Who is Your Friend ? They who assail your pockclbook Is not. surely. Is your storekeeper your friend? Does ha da tha hast hy you lie can? Hasn’t, he some favorlto who get tho best of everything? Has he one price for all? Persons of wealth, persons of moder ate means, persons who are poor, all buy tor tho same price from us- One prico for all and that tho lowest. Wc aro dally receiving our spring goods and claim to lmvii iho largest and heat selected stock in tho city. Wo buy direct from Import ers and manufacturers, nnd cun save you Jobber*’ profits. Note these prices and sco how wo sell. Compare with what you have boon paying. Fruit of the boom munching, 9c.; Checks, 41c,; Dress Huttons, Sc. dozen; Pins, ,1c paper; Call co, lie.) Men's Plow Bhous,8/ic.; Sardines, Ho.; Macnrronl, Imported, Die.; Arbucklc’s Boasted Coffee, 22je.; 40 Bars Soap, ♦1.00; Snuff, Me. Box; Plow I.lnes, 5c. Those prices, wore taken at random, will glvo U moro next wcok, too busy now. We glvo yon more for If than any one. Everything Is ensh, President Harrison couldn't buy a row of pins without the money. Come and Inspect If yon don’t care to buy. Love building, Tifton, On. Now District Notice. (1KOIU1IA—ItKimtcN Coux-rv, To nil wlwin It muy oniworn j All persons In terostod are hereby notiiliHl that, IT no good dilute I"? shown to tin! contrury, an order will he granted by the nnrtiirslgnori on tho 4thilnyof April, iwrj, establishing it new Militia District iMNiortlinit hi a return iniuto to ttiln oitteo by tlio UovlewevH aii|iointo.l for that purnoae, enlil re* turn on tile In the ('oiuinlftnlonorH 1 nflU* of nal«l Bounty. Ily order of the Hoard of Coin in tan ion* er# tliiH March 7,1H1M. W. If.HNKAI), Chuirnmn. NOTICE TO TEACHERS. Ily ortlor of Hon. 8.1). Jglulwell, Htnto Ruhnnl CoinuilflHlnuur, all Imojieti of Herrlen ominty, white anti coloml, ami all who hohl lleonoo to tenoh, unlcxH they have permanently abandoned the htiNineuH, are voqulroil to attend the nuntnl Ht'HHlnn of the Teaoliora’ Iimtltute, to he hohl nt Albany, <Iu., lor the week hettlnuing Monday, Marult vwtli. TeneherH whoao Heliooln are in w>*- hIou will xuHpend them for tho week ami ahull receive the name emu nonmillun «x If their fichnnla wore in operation. Attcmhtneo lx compulxory, the Penalty for non-nttemlnuen liehia mteh tinea Mfl tlie County HeluHit Cotmulaxiouer ami the Hoard of Ktluoutlon ahall deem'luat and rcaHon- tthle. tcxeimw) for idmonce to no nuhmftted in wrlthie;. Otw fare oil the railroad* and reduced rate* ot hoanl have Itren •ecured. T. 10. Wim.iam*, C.S.O. Vlldo, On., March.ir? ( mrj. AN ORDINANCE. Bo It ordained by the City Council of Tifton, That from and after the first day of April, 1892, a specific tax of be Imposed on tho sale nt cigarettes or ci garette papers In tho city or Tifton,-and dculors arc hereby required to procure a llconsu far that purposo before commenc ing the sale of said articles All violators of this ordinance, upon conviction, shall be punished as heretofore proscribed for violators of tho specific tax ordinance. Adopted March 7th, 1893. J. H. Goodman, Clerk ot Council. AN ORDINANCE. lie if ordalnpd hy the City Council of Tifton, That from and after the first day of April. 1H02, it shall be unlawful for any bull, boar or hitch to run at large upon the streets of said city, and the City Marshal ta hereby authorized and in structed to apprehend and Impound all such animals found running nt largo lipop tlie streets of said City of Tifton, gad should they not lio redeemed within S reasonable length of lime by tho owner, skid City Marshal silmll advertise the same for three days at three of the most public places In Bald city of Tifton, and after such advertisement proceed to sell the same at public outcry to tho highest bidder, nnd if no bidder bo found oald City Manihal shall dispose of snob anl- mnl or animals according to his bcDt dis cretion. Bo It flirt Iter ordained by the authority aforesaid, That the fee for Impounding 4Ueh animals shall be I1.H0 each, togeth er with the expense of keeping the same. Adopted March 7th, ISItt J, 11. Goodman, Clerk of Connell. TIFTON & ■HHIIIUI OF WatQrbury, Connecticut. Cnaranieed System of Scientific Life and Accident Insurance At tbe Most Reasonable Rates. J. HANNON, State Agent, Parka’ Building, TIFTON, OA. *0t.8poeial and Local Agents wanted in every County in the State. Good References Required. I refer by permlMlon to the following parties who are otnring tho many who lmvc beenpahl fur ao/.itlent* by tha ConnmeUent Intlemnnv: W. II. Oliver. A. 4. MtoCrw». W. >1. HeJIam, J. T, Smith, Homer Murray, J. I). i’eanwH, Tifton; Jas.T. Grady, A*nbuni; W. It. Johniton, WUUnghain, (la. For full particulars, call on or address J. W. HANNON, Tifton, Ga. ' GREAT - BARGAINS ! AT THE STORE OF O. M: TIFT, Masonie Building, - - Tifton, Georgia, My Entire Stock, Comprising- Ladies’ Dress Goods, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes, Etc., Etc. Is offered tit and below cost to. close out. Come and convince yonrsolf I am offering Genuine J3ar gains. Yonts Truly, Mat-softie ftuilding. O. ]Vt. TIFT. THE GAZETTE Job Printing Office. New Types, New Press and Skilled Workman. I am pleased to announce to tny friends anrl pntrons in tho com ties oi Bori'icti, IrWin, Worth nml Colquitt that I have just received a complete COUNTRY JOB PRINTING OUTFIT And am prepared to execute at short notieo nnd in workmanlike manner all elassos of commercial and legal blank printing. I solicit your orders nnd guarantee to give entire satisfaction in prion nnd quality of work. Uospcctfully u, r' ' B. T. ALLEN” TIFTON, OKOIWJA, A WORD To the Public ! I hnvn a well aaleotod Rtopk of which 1 am soiling low down. I can’t l»c beaten on -111 from tho fact 1 bny nil my gpodi North—in the ahcajieat market*—ami I get from 2 to 7 percent. Discount for Cash., 1 havo no Wood to Buy or Rent to Pay. All 1 n*k Is a fair trial and you will bo con vlnectl. — 8. IIABBELL, Mogul, Georgia. X. PKfXlMOjr, M. I>. & J. W. PAVt.K. \ LKUH SA3PB STABLES. TfFTON. ♦. GEORGIA, tV b WlLMAMS, proprietor, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Toilet At'tieles, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. fttnh (lardon Seeds a SpedaK^* KLBGANT Y.«aK OF Stationary!Writing Materials l l'l.t, STUCK or Pi’oprietnry Medicines. tnMfl.VSTK ARSUUTMKST OK Pipes, tlgars, ChwrtfHD, Tobacco. t8 r ’ k We Lrt the Ji*kr> W. IValk wro* tubstoiy I'Mck hutWtnp. *>n Main HtiwU Mid wiU Iw pkoted have our fHnndd ratt ftud NtT t’Kl'KltSON IP At’ LK, iKUu - ’ TU1.»P* Citation. GEOltGIA—HEituiEN County. To all whom It May concern: .Tome* W. Walk er lm» made upnllcarion to tho unden)l^ned, in duo form, for letter* of ndnilnhtr&tiun on the curate of Nancy linker, Into of Bukt county de- de{ii»od, and 1 will, pas* upon the name at my of- fleo In NuflHville on the nret Moiulay In April next. Given under my hand and official signa ture, this March 7, UM2. F. M. Bmitii, Ordinary. , Citation. GEOUntA—llKRRiKsr. Coi^’ry. To all whom it may concern; Apntfnatfon ha* been made to the undotniened. In due form, for tho appointment of G. W. Moore, clerk of the kupenm' court, or some other fit and proper per son, administrator on the 4»tato of Jo»eph Whole hb, Into of *ahl county ckieetowd, said estate wing unroptvflentod, and I will pass upon the teunont my office on the first Monday In April next, (llvon Under tny hand and official Hltrna- ture, this March 7, im. „ F. M. Smith, Ordinary. GF.OUOIA- Citatioo* -nKinur.N County. To all whom It may ooiicern: Aiitdicatlon ho* Itoen made to the undersigned, In tine form, for the appointment of G. W. Moore,' clerk of tho JHtfMrr/or court, or some other rttor pmjier administrator on the estate of 1>, A. Areber, late of said county deceased, said estate being un- repremmted, an?! 1 will puss upon tho same at my office In Nashville on the first Monday In April next. Glvon under my hand and official signature, this March 7. 1ks«. * F. M. Smith, ordinary. Citation, GEORG IA—Hr.Rimuv County. To all whom It may eoiumn: 8. F. Guthrie and Mosoa U. Hutton, ailmintstrators of the es* tate of 8. J. Hutton, Isle of said county, de ceased. have applied to the undersigned, in duo form, for lotters of dismission from said admin istration, and 1 will past upon their application nt my offioe in Nashville im the first Monday in May next. Given under my hand and official i, this January l»M. . ■ w Tire • .1 i < 4 W&SeZBMS&iSBto ALBANY, If A. Special Schools open March 7th, Assembly on March 27th, Jr.r Brilliant Program, Sloddcd witH Illustri ous Names of I.lferary Lights, Iiuh been Prepared, Tl,In Great Mural and Kdiica* ttonal Institution OfTcr* o])|wrtunltles never before surpassed, if eoualletf, for tho Instruction and entertainment of the jieople. Has no influence more widely folt or grtifimlly recognized, atul all are invited to enjoy the sym posium of literature, music and ait. PROGRAM IN DETAIL. Sunday, March 27. 11 tOO a. in-Horiuon hy Rev. 1. J. Lansing, of Worcester, Mass. 4:30p. ui.—'Vespers. 8:00 p. in.—Tift Memorial. Col, C, B. Wooten, Hon. Charles Wcss»iIowsky. * Monday, March *8. 3:06 j), m^-Reoltatlons, Jlev. A.B. Dnrstod. Address, Dr. 0.8. l’reshree, Editor Public Opin ion, Washington, 1). C., Subject t—“The Weet.” 8 jOO p. m—Ujtenlng 4th Annual Assembly. Music, Glees, Recitations and S)>eeches. Tuesday, March 29, . 11:00 a. m.—Address hy F. II. Richardson. ^ 3:00 p. m.—Address and Rodtatiyas-lkj' Rov' Ax S. Durston. ‘ \ 8.00 p. in.—Address Rev. |. ,J. Lansing. Wednesday, March 30. 11:00 a. in.—J. L, M. Curry, D. 1), and 8, D, HnUlwcIl, State School Commissioner. 3 .*00 p. in.—Address. H:oo p. m.—Musical Conoert. Prof. C. C. Case and Chautauqua Chonis. Tliursdny, March 31. 11:00 a. in.—Rev. I. J. Lansing, Worcester, Mass. 3:00 n. M—Hell Ringing, W. 1). Robertson and P. K. Hr<K»k*, Recitations. 8:00 p. m—Rev. J. H. Hawthorne, Atlanta, Ga, 0:00 p. m.—American Columbian Tableaux. Friday, April l. lOrOQa. m.—Governor's Day. 10:00 a. m.—Concert. Chautauqua Chorus, Prof. C, C. Cuse, conductor. 3:00 p. m.—Address. 'Hon. W. ,1. Northen, Governor of Georgia with HtulT and Military es cort by F. U, dultignon. 3:30 p.'iu.—Bolf Ringing, W. D. Itohertsou. Recitation*, P. E. Brooks. 8:00 p. m.—SteiTeoittlean, C. E, Bolton, Clercw land, Ohio. Heautiful Hwitseriaud. Saturday, April 8, 11 a. m.—Chfldren Day. Music and Short Addresses. ‘ 3:00 p. m.—Athletic Exhibitions, W. G. Au- dersou and classes. Sunday, April 3. 3830 p. in.—Iuterimtlnnal S. S. Work, II. F, .lacohs, of Chh-ugn, Rl. ^11A0 a. m.—Senuuu hy Dr. A. K.. Dunning, D. . Monday, April 4. 8:00p.m.—Stermqitlean lecture, Prof. C t E, Holton. England ami London. Tuesday, April 3. 10:00 p. m.-Rtere<q»tlcai» Lecture, Prof.C* K* Holton. Italy. ' /.THE,'.DEPARTMENTS.-. Will 1 to under the direction of the a!)lei*t speofftl- ists in America, and will affonbopportunitlcs for culture that must thoroughly commend them selves to all. W. G. Aniiehnon, M. D-, of the Adeluhl Acad emy, of Hruoklvn, will agaiat ho Preshlcut of the Chautauqua Physical School, with aft able corps of assistants. All within roach of Albany should give their children the advantages of this train ing. - Pfwir. C. R. Wki.l*, the peerless penmen and master of tile heat, and slmiuost mr tiiods of book - keeping and best methods of business, will again • ho in charge of the Commercial l.vpartniMit, which fact guarantees advantages in this line equal In all respect* to tho schwilr. of Pough keepsie. Puotr. C. C. Cask, will be In ehalge of tho School of Music, which Insures musical advan tage* that can only be equaled at tho heat Con servatories of Boston, or tho old world. signature, this,limitary 4,1802. F. M. SMITH, Ordtpary. Citation. (IKORtUA-BKKMKX County. To oil whfitn ll m»y onneern: Levi B»pp, ail- ministrator of JL N. Sapp, late of said county, deceased, luis applied to tlie undersigned, In due form, for letter* of dbmdssbm from said ad in In-. Istratlon, anil 1 will pass ujwm the same at my office In Nashville on the llrst Monday in May next. Given under niv hand and. official signa ture. tills January 4, l&ti. 1. M, SMITH, Onllnarf. Executor’s Sale. GEORGIA—UBBHtltM COUNTY, Under and hy virtue of an order from the Court of ordinary of said county, granted at. the. February term, 1»W, I will expose for sals at public outcry at the chart house door In Nash ville. wild county,iHJtween thelegalhour* of auto ou tho llrst Tuesday in April next, 300 acres, more nr les*, of lot of- land cumber ITT, In tbw 10th district of Sftid county . Bald as tlie jumper* ty ol DanUd G rther, late of said >»winty deceased, Terms mode known on day of sale. Tliis March 7, MGk. Martin GatNxit, Executor. Administrator^ Sale, GEORGIA—llKitntWf COCWvY. Ilndih 1 and by virtue of an order frovn the Canrir of Ordinary in fl»id imunty, granted at the March term. l«tt, 1 will expoao for sale at public outcry at tins court house door lit U»e town of Nashvltlp. !k*tween the usual hour* of Sale on tbe first Tuesday In April next. ono liaU Interest in . v - ^ . - *- ' • tikaSso omriialf In- fret, lota number iand 3, In m.MRHR tcreu tu lot muulai- /?, mjhloch U*. aR flftaomw,, also one-Ualf InierMG In a half acre of land sonth of the railroad warehouse, ell In the town of Lrinov, ttft. Sold as tlu nrnpony of LMm P* MoKluney, latent said county deceased. Terms made known on the dny of sale. This Mareh 7, mi S. WMirwmuwr, Admlntatrator. smith S0TICE. AU persons are forliftWen to trr*|**s on any of my ton is by mWa/f «*. totaling wood anj kfWnhuawwL ■■ Hl&RV tt nvfi Df«w>,G»., SUiyh Will enjoy the rich exposition of lUbllcal trtiths by Rev. A. E. Dunning, the accomplished scholar and tender Christian. Dr. Dunning Is editor of the oldest and most widely drenlatfcd religious journal* of America, and it is a triumph worthy ot CUaulmiqim to secure Ms efficient services. Kf* Hall rate, round trip fare, ou all tho rail* Umlr command of Col. Ed. L. Wight for Gover nor’s Day—Friday, April 1st. Confederate veterans and all soldiers under their old leaders. Twenty companies In line to net os escort of. honor to Governor W. J. Northern OT-For Instruction snd entertainment, for profit or pleasure, the Fouutii Akkra 1, Sbiwiok GKonoiA CiiAiiTAuquA has never had an equal. H. Hobbs, President. ,?. 8. Davis, Superintendent. A. W. Mi-hk, Socrotary. W. A, Dpkoa s, Superintendent of liuitnictton. . HF.ADaVAItTERS FOR Crockery, Chin* and Class Ware, Lamps of Every Description, Tinware, Hollowware, Wood ware. A.lso Stoves, From Ox c4m|wA tn line):', Hnlttent, m»i.M Wlwth* hfK 1, «1. woH«, 0*7 kMtiwlY luir. it u equal In «y«-ld. MMiutKiuS"all lli.ite of Tinware, Stare Pipe, enttrrs, boa-01 xed ' hr***. Vttie -i. ulieula ■ «K*te(OiS It im lint, imaw.tte i -M .UHl^t'eiwnii^l,