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VOL. IV.
AMERICUS, GEORGIA. F1UDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1882.
NO. 49.
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t’um.ieirau „y
W. Xj. GXiESSKTEn.
OFFICE ON COTTON AVENUE.
S-aToscriptioii iEta/teo:
1’ki-Wf.eki.y One Yeah, - $4.00.
PROFESSIONAL ftNMUBK CAMS
C. R. McCRORY,
-A-ttorney at Law,
ELLAVILT.K, Ga ,
Collections a Specialty.
roll THE CEfOUDKII
| TO TIIK MEMORY OP D. If.IIOOKS.
; Fn re well liappy spirit, the tear and the »i;rli.
; \\ Itti thought of thee quickly may come,
j Hut liopo, liken day star, appears from *>u Ilia'll,
S Ami point* to tl*y heuvouiy home.
Mid the lovely bright
l.e.iutifld
Wekki.vOnb Yeah,
Sunday Imkue One Year,
■ lat.l. *.ut ,|>irir.
*2.00.
$1.50. j
W. 13. H ARRISON,
Official Directory.
At the l ived hall of Brier
A pledge of retucuihra
PHYSICIAN AMi SURGEON, 1 A '" ! ““J
tiy ilnd If
re the altei
clone passed over the oi'.y Sunday SOUTHERN UIIII.K. a Southern man. Rut it does not
I morning. There was considerable , —— .. . ! secui possible that they will over
lightning nud rain. The highest A ‘ ' ‘"nVphSi ipJfn**. j broaden out like the older gener-
velocity of the wind Sunday morn- ! ation.
ing was forty-throe miles an hour, Southern girls mature much ■ —
and lor a time serious apprehen-: more rapidly than do Northern The instruction Wrought by the Cjr*
sions were felt of a return of last girls The Northern girl at sixteen clone In Florida,
year's destructive storm. Tho dam- is scrawny and' still at school,' Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 12.—
age dene'was comparatively slight. I when tho Southern girl is planning ] Special dispatches Irom middle ami
Only one house was unroofed, and i her wedding clothes. There could \ *; as *' Florida report considerable
AMEItlOUS.
Auiorlciu Ij* tho county po-U of Sumter Couliiy,
Georgia, nud Is blunted «u the Southwestern
Railroad, 71 inlitM sent (.west of Macm, and about
eighty miles north ot tho Florida lino. It is
city of 0,000 inhabitants 1*e.iut:
ts lieing EO.'-OO
of which is $1,.
trdry
shadtho
handsomely Impm
for n large section, compris ng s
Ith amaze annual cotton reeei
tales, the average market vain
500,000. The climate is mild, vh<
nud Amcricu* lias lor many ye.t „
tati»n of being one of the hciilliie-l oiiies
America itciug silnated hut n short disitt
nhovathe tropical region, nearly all varieties
fruits, lining ar»d fl.jwora can bo grown mhci
fully, while vogetn'io’i e luxuriant mitl rapid
its growth. T..u city lias tine jutUdu g
ohurclics, a largo public library, u tier op
house completely turn it. l»ed with rccuuy u
which suite I.thfO i.ei>.-n-, a v.vil organized I
department whieli Includes two steamers, *v’,
the streets nte sow* red^md ijclriud. Three gt,
iioiois faratslitli* l»osi of yL'goir.jiiodfttlontii li
the !u r pu»t city in 8 mtUu-i-st tluorglu, nud is rn
idly gmwiiigin poqHiIat'oa end woe.Jth. As n p!;
of business and a beautiful slid pleasant re-mot
it presents
All cull.<
ANDERSONVILLE, (iA.
will receive prompt attention.
Let thy dwelling lw found In y
W. II. KIMBROUGH,
ATTOItXEY AT LAW,
LEESBUKG1I, . - GEORGIA.
Collections a Specialty.
Muyllwly
Where fancy paints virions to me,
Cun death dr.-troy love! Arc tho-*
Forgotten he a
i by thet
|)o the rand«onied forget In the blest,
Tho spirits tin y love upon earth,
G!8ay! Do the saints that in paradise r
Never visit the land of their birth!
Asti,
Lwson T. Collier,
Attorney-lit-Law
—AND-
Heal Kgtnte Agent.
nilAYTiHr, OJSOHOIA.
Twenty thousand acres of wild land for , ale in j
iDcs and Haines through the air,
\m* Him disappears in the sky,
quickly rsi.-.s, did thy genius so fair,
\riso and then van'sh on high.
But hhull we regret that iust n ad o| thy trow,
Being crowned with earth's .laurels that fsd< ■
A hr iff lit starry diadnm circles it now,
In l enuly linmortu] arrayed!
the i
until. 1*.
< at a d'k
lutlonln the Houth,
er liifbnnatio.t they m«y d.tslre by
Kflitor ot tho Rkcukdeh.
CITY OFFICE It'.
Mayor—J. R Feld.
king fot
lied with all fiiith-
iddri
sing t
Ch rk ii
rde. -D. K. lblijwm,
h—W. 1*. lfart.1V II. Wiirrurt, R. K.
Co h, I . II. Doswoilh, It. I). Wi4:h, W.M. Ilat-
Cliv Council meeis every Monday
I’ollce K.ive—City Marshal, A. 1*. Liny
Follocmon -W. W. Wheeler, Fat Krski
Cobb, S. II. Mitchell.
Hcxton Oak drove Cemetery—P, I>. Hill
Sexton Colored Cemetery—Richard Felder.
Bridge Keeper—I. 1*. Halford.
FI UK DEPARTMENT.
Chief—W. I» Iluri.
Assistant Chie r —J. C. Nicholson.
Wido Awake No. 1. (Steamer,) Foreman,
!.v County,
it m hint
The mind which drank largely at Comings deep
3. C. MATlhiWrt.
HINTON & MATHEWS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Drinks now In the lira v< cl.
Hie livid where the saints
Display their bright gloilet
several trees stick by lightning, j bo no sight nt a Northern water-
The shipping escaped injury, liar-j ing place where a pretty young
ing been warned in time by the girl, understanding llie serious
signnl station mid made secure. business of dnnuing, flirting and
in viikunia. through the prelirainurv
Lynchburg, Vu., September II.— j 8tc l» 10 matii motiy is nn isolated
The rain yesterday and last night creature; the others, il there bo
caused ii great’rise in the Janies otlclM borkind, arc still under
river and its tributaries, the streams I 1 lu . °) cs , of um, " lua8 . governess,
overl! nving lowlands and damaging ,nal,la > 11,1,1 Koto bed at10 o clock.
Hie cfi ps and destroying property. 1 lie typo of beauty is unite as
Five l.nndred fectof'trestle used in!"," 1,s,ln, ’ 1 Coming from the sea
extending the dmn across tho river al,or . c - wl,erc the girls are in the
nt this place was washed away,
earning live workmen with it, who,
after riding six miles on the lim
bers, nia urged to swim to the
shore, The Richmond and Alle
ghany railroad bridge across the
Tyo river was washed lip and oth
er damage done along the line of
the railroad.
I'llOJI AUUllSTA.
breakers every day, with their
beads lied lip in turbans and their
arms and faces bared to sun nud
wind and have long since censed
to have complexions, these dainty,
lily-like creatures seem only (it to
lie put under glass eases and lid-
mired. One would like to usher
into the great parlor here a group
of Newport girls fresh from a limit,
with burned noses mid checks not
I#f.<f!y county, in the Siipipnic
Flute of Ccorcia, *ti<l the DMrb t
, and in all other ci
■i',) J
II. D.
, Mingo Ulri:
li.Ktk mill L id'lct—Foreman, llenry Anderson.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Third District, c..mpojcd of the counties of
Taylor, Mac-m, Schley. Sumter, Dooly, Pulaski,
- ■ — ' Oin.ry, Wilcox, Ti'ltoir, hoc Wot,-
t, Jrwtn, ^
Drs. Westbrook & Joiner,
Physicians and Surgeons,
I i j/ ; • ; I / f }
.lNbEIISONVILLE, : : (JECdtGIA,
ixlffe. Moiitgon
;er, Stewart,
Cullco. Oon. I’Jdl. Cook,
LEGISLATIVE.
Senatorial District 'compoieil of tiio
ml M m
oiintiet
Tlioi
ator, Dupont
lea-in itn.I
•lolin L. A'ldcrton.
8UPKB1GU COURT
Southwestern Circuit, composed of tho counties
of Hum ter, Schley, .vacou, Lee, V«'eb$ler ami
Siewnri.
Jn.ljte, lion. C. F. Cii-p. Solicitor General. C.
It. Hudson.
Regular tcrais of Court are held *e> followh:
Lee county, second Monday in Mnrcli mid so:>
ond Moiidity In November.
TOJfSOBlAL EMPORIUM!
Il , 1
AX!!BESOK A LliXI OJti)
STORY OF THE KTOltfl.
... uly, fourth ir.
fourth Monday in Septombei
Wehsier county, first Mom
Monday in October.
Sumter county, i
second Monday in »
in March
April nnd first
1 Monday lu April and
first Monday in Dcccmbo
COUNTY COURT.
Judge, J. 1*. I*t!sbiiry. Monthly
tliinl Monday lu Maic
l)ccoml>er.
• ORDINARY’S COURT.
Ordinary, Thomas II. Stawart.—Cm
•dinary, l hi
Monday of
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clsrk of Superior Court, .1. If. Mlei
Slicritr.J. W. Mlxe.
rould l»c ph ased ti
h to have Sbavliifr. Hair Cutthi
in first-class stylo, tli ,
all on thorn. Shop
• to Barlow Houm
j. it. Gniwmvs iuiibeii shop,
(Under T. Wheatley’s Store,)
Americas,
Gcoryia.
11. Covlnston
Mr*. J.U.COVINGTON.
Now IBar'bsr Sliop,
HEABKO.V FEAtlU, Piop’r./
the caora.
Reports from every direction go
to show that tho crops have been
badly damaged, mid it is feared that
they have been cut olf 33 1-3 per
cent. A farmer from Harris coun
ty reports that the corn was blown
mid twisted in every direction mid
tho cotton beat out wherever it was
open. In sojne places the bolls
were whipped off against the ground.
Like reports come from Chattahoo
chee county, and it is probably
equally as bad in all the adjacent
counties.
Augusta, On , September 11.—A i y U t peeled oil'from the last meet.
Iienw) southeast storm has prevail- j There is no question but that they
ed bore .ill day. would bo eyed with great eon
NO MAltlNK DISASTERS.
ClmilcFton, September 11 It
lias been blowing heavily hero nil
day, hut no marine disasters have
as vet been reported.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, September 11.—
Nows from the lower coast shows
great damage from high water
Saturday atquarautinc. The ground
was .submerged nnd the people
took'rciuge in tho second story of
tile government warehouse. Wa
ter from tho gulf was driven entire
ly oyer many coast rice fields, and
ciops are entirely destroyed where
not 'gathered. The extent of the
damage is unknown.
I would respectfully
IN TALBOT COUNTY.
Talliotton, On., September 11.—
The most destructive rain nud
wind storm Hint lias visited this
country since 185(1 caiue on Satur
day night. It is almost impossible
to even estimate the great damage
done to crops and the timbered
land. Thu cotton lias been beaten
out into 1 lie dirt and tho*corn lies
upon the ground in the water. It
resembles in some respects the
track of the famous Harris county
cyclone.
DESTRUCTION AT l'ENSACOLA.
Pensacola, September 11.—The
storiu last night was the severest
ever experienced here. The veloci
ty of the wind at one time was fif
ty-five miles nn hour. The quar
antine boat Governor Hloxlinui,
capsized while cn route from the
quarantine station, and Richard
and .labcz Marlon were drowned.
Tho Ri'itisli bark Rlioda, also cap
sized. and the captain nnd crew
sternation, and it would bediltiuillt
to persuade the guests at the
White that these could in any way
represent any great height of
fashion.
Vet there arc people who would
see in the New York girls a certain
wliolesonicncss suggestive of benu
ty,and, liko the prisoner in Piccioa,
sec in these delicate complexions
and willowy’fornis only illy supplied
lungs uiui pinched diiigbragins.
Not so with my elderly friend
who calls Heaven's venganco
down on the man who invented
hats for women. “Tho snn never
shone on my wife’s laeo in.her life,”
lie says with emphasis. “Shu wears
a sun-bonnet." The sun-bonnet is
the great author and conseryer of
the Southern complexion. It is
one of the great sectional distinc
tions between the North and South,
never having lust character, like
the slouch hat. It lias its fashion.
Women cxcliauge patterns with
their friends and jealously guard
them from their enemies, uiul cer
tain varieties at times rage like the
yellow fever. Hut il is always a
sun-bonnet, whether of the primi
live kind, made of calico and forth
lung to her bottom until rescued i lied by pasteboard, or of corded
this morning. Several vessels are ; muslin, transmitting u faint blush
lleotor, W. II. B'ownrl.
Tux Reccivf r, J. A. Dunk!
Treasurer, U. C.
Surveyor, M. G. Loirun.
C'Honor, W. W. Gucrrv
OommiriMonor*, fl, K. T»' U»r, C. A. Uuullri*
tor,.1. II. Hlark. H. 11. Hitwklu**, J. \V. Wheatley
Meet rtr»*. Monday of • wry month.
JUSTICES.
*“i)W No. 1I«, A. .T. WIMlfmtl, .1. I’., It. A.
Dar leu, N» l‘« .. ,
i)UU No. 78?, P.' tfcMIr.c, J.l'^ J:-s. A.Stnkl s,
Dial. No. 746, F. W, Griffin, .1. I*.. E. 11. Ral-
i' l l, N.i*. • IJ . i t ■
DUt. No ML A. J. Clark. J. P., Jus A. WoO.1,
N. 1*.
will IteplM
, KveryihiiiR
id first das .
ATTENTIVE HELD. GIVE ME A CALL
«»u H 4 *HAimoar fkauxn.
Illustrated Stock Doctor
TI'SKEllEK AI.AIIAMA.
Tiiskegee, A hi., September 11.—
A heavy rain ami wind storm vis-
ited this place lust Saturday night.
About, one thousand trees were
blown duwu in the city but no
damage done to life or property.
Tho storm was general in the coun
try and the damage toerops in the
county is estimated by several
prominent citizens to roach at least
fifty thousaud dollars.
THE STOIIM IN STEWART COUNTY.
Lumpkin, Un., September 10.—
It bus been raining incessantly
since Friday afternoon, mid last
night our quiet little town was vis
ited by u severe wind storm" from
the east which lasted trom 9 to 3
o’clock,
ElTC^CZaOPEDIA J | A few small houses, several chim
neys and over half the shade trees
in the town were blown down. Sev
eral trees blew across houses, but
i ashore near the quarantine station,
I and on Santa Rosa Island, in the
| interior. Tim Wall of the new opera
house was blown down causing
$1,500 damage.
FIIOM MACON.
Mieon, Ga., Sept, 11 Reports
from all points in this'scction show
that great damage was done to the
cotton crop by tho wind and rain
storm of Saturday night. In south
western Gcorgiu, where the cotton
is open tlu* injury is nlso great, but
in the counties above, hopes uru
entertained that a few days sun
will repair the damage to some
extent.
Important to Farmers.
of pink, or of whatever color best
suits thu wearer’s beauty.
In Georgia is the rarest type of
beauty in this country, and said
to Iiuvu descended from u settle
ment ol Irish in colonial times,who
brought thither the pearly tints,
blue eyes and black hair which are
still to be found. A confiding
Georgian who know how to ap
preciate lliesu mercies, and strives
to perpetuate them, says when the
sun beats too fiercely she bangs a
green veil over her sun-bonnet, mid
at all hazards - she can have re
course to bread and milk. Many
pcopi- believe in ti simple diet us
good for the complexion, but tho
efficacy of bread and milk lies in
its outward application in the form
duiuago by the storm of Monday.
The cotton crop was much damaged
in somo places, one-half the crop
being ruined. At Quincy, many
outhouses, fence, trees, etc., were
prostrated, and five persons, all
colored, wero killed, in ;Madison
much dnmago was done to proper-
tyi trees, etc. At Darbyville,
twenty-five miles west of Jackson
ville, the section house of the
Flbrida Central and Western rail
road was blown to pieces, the
section boss and his family miracu
lously escaping with a few braises.
Tlie adjoining house containing a
number of colored laborers was
"blown to atoms Sam White was
blown 300 yards through the air;
fearfully mangled and instantly
killed. Fivo others wore more or
less injured ny the wind and flying
timber. Sticks and boards wero
driven several feet into the ground
by tho forco of tho wind. 'Huge
trees were twisted and broken, and
the grass was torn up by the roots
nnd tho ground left as bare as if
prepared for cultivation. Many
cattle and hogs were killed. This
occurred at 10:50 p. m. Those
who saw the cloud described it as
pearshaped, rising and falling in
its progress and luminous with a
red and yellow light. At Talla
hassee, Gnllio’s hall, the new hotel
and other baildtngs'were Unroofed,
and the new Episcopal church was
badly damaged. Fences, tree nnd
outhouses were blown down, and
some of the magnlfiocnt oaks in
the capital yard, that had with
stood the blasts ot a century, wero
uprooted. Tho cyclone was tho
severest since 1812.
:’S
■Ji
Impure Breath.
Among ail the disagreeable conse
quences thet follow the decay ot tlia
teeth; an lmparo breath maat be the
most mortifying and unpleasant to Us
possessor, end it ie the most iuexonsnblo
nnd offensive in aocioty; and yet the
causo of it may easily ho removed by
cleansing yonr teeth daily with that just
ly popular dentifrice, Fragrant HOZO-
DON’T. It purifies and .sweetens tho
hrentb, coule and refreshes the mouth,
and gives a pcarl-like appearance to tho
leetli. Gentlemen who indulge iu smok
ing should cleanse (heir teeth with
KOZODONT, ns it removes nil unpleasant
THE HOOK F011 EVERYBODY.
J. w. JOltlM.V, Jr., Agent.
J Jb! WBLBEi,
TIIK
PIKEA1X FROJI HER Am
/firing nnd
Wfsl Side Square, Ainerifiw, fei.,
T!m filled tllit*!fal, jjjrvl r-Wntit i
fie/it lit HOOTS AND SHOIi*
-cpalrii:* done in tho nnb'tnntl.il i
j arti-,ti'* stylr, anti ail
no one was hurt so far as we Imv
heard. Mr. R. II. Voruse’s mill
| poiul, one mile and a half from
Lumpkin was wash'd away. His
ioss at well as several others is
quite heavy. The looks of our ini
tially very pretty town lias been
very much injured, but we all feel
t»i4«T cuetlr.’iinn.e, oouilcu* C.,;I an na, »; ’ ' ’
at my new sltop In fralit offal. A. Smith's af 1 lliailkllll that II IS III)
t.r.titnirn "r'' ,
yn Jackson HlrceL Am«*rioii», Ga.
AXDKKW DlDItRY.
Juorl0.il' . ;
The
A SPLENDID STOCK
ARCHITECTURE,
TofeowlioCoiilemiMe Baying:
ffatcies § Jewelry
4VEKN ANNE AND EAST LAKE
r any oth«r of tho modern atylcs. m> modified »
uuit Unli yi.tir in*tw slid jour pocket.
Add roil* He J. 8LOAN. Architect
storurl think was general, extend
ing several miles in the country.
DESTRUCTION AT MAHVVN.
Jiilitor Morniny Ncuix: I beg to of a poultice for tlie fueo and bunds
call a attention, through tlie col- <»> going to bed. The poultice,
limns of your paper, ton very dun-' says my Georgian, is somawlial
gorous practice among cotton gin-; unpleasant, as it inclines to stiffen
tiers that has recently come to my ; before morning,'bill no Georgia
knowledge. I learn that when rot- girl minds a little thing liku that,
ton is fed to a gin in a damp stale ' The Colonel selects the most
it clogs thu saws, so that the gin ; fragile, wiiitcst little woman horc
cannot be run rapidly, but that if I as the prettiest. She is a widow,
oil is poured on tlie saws the cot- j unhampered by husband or chil-
lon does not udlipro to them—and
it is a eoniiiion practice among gin-
ncra to oil the saws whenever they
have damp cotton to gin. Oiled
cotton will take fire spontaneously
at a temperature of about 110 de
grees, a temperature nltcn readied
in the sunshine, in close ears or
Murvyn, Ala.,September 11.—A warehouses, uud in the holds of
destructive gnle visited us on Sat- ships; nud tlie practice of oiling the
iirday night Ia>t. A very heavy
rainfall commenced on Friday eve
ning before and lasted almost withl
out abating the whole of next day,
and with it tlie wind commenced
to blow late Saturday evening and
continued with increasing fury all
dren, and retains the beauty of hor
girlhood in a more attenuated form.
About her are her contemporaries
with their rcsponsiblities at their
elbows. They nrc Jolly but faded
and haggard. No enthusiasm can
longer call them beautiful, although
they arc as white as paper. The
Colonel admits that for the most
part tlie Soutbcrii matron has not
tlie physique enough to hold her
own, and that a few years care is
In Wilkinson county, Miss.,thcro
is a man who, In 1860, registered
n vow that bo would not out bis
hair or shave his whiskers until
tho southorn confederacy had
gained tier independence. He has
kept his vow and now bis hair
nearly reaches to his knoos and
Ills whiskers are long a shaggy.
How It Was Done.
“Haw ilo you manage.” said a lady to
her friend “to appear ao happy and good
natnred nil the time? “I always liavo
Parker’s Ginger Tonio handy,” was the
reply, “and thus easily keep luyseU and
family in good health. When I am well
I always feel good natnred.”
Tlie riohosl man in Mexico is an
Irishman nnmed Patricio Milmo,
who owns a 400,000 aero farm, and
is reported to bo worth $10,000,000.
When he went to Mexico he had
not a dollar, but got a start by a
fortunate marriage.
“llongli an Bats.”
Clears out rats, mice, roaches,
Hies, ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chip
munks,gophers. 15c. Druggists.
Tllo Ziatcot Soalgus.
ALL REPAIR WORK
PltOm’TI.T ATTENDED to
J. E. SULLIVAN.
The SUREST CURE far
KIDNEY DISEASES.
~~~ A Uua* tael: or a disorder id urine
f ontafdmgguUHNiHMMPOTNMI
r dp«dlly OVC730DIO tho disosuo and restore
healthy action to sll the organ*. h
M l fl qHIdo rorcsiapUmtspeeolH |
I IsClUICOs toyoartamesapain u
♦* n»4aiiaIuw)f>g'li'iilH'»W0BTisansng> ■
u it wiU act promptly and mfaly. \
!! Hither lex. retention oil
5 «tL-w, brick dust or ropy depart?, ccddnll
saws of colton gins endangers lives
and property to an extent that can
not be estimated. Many fires ul | sufficient to wreck her beauty, but
sen that have not been accounted refuses to lay any blame on the
for may have originated from this ! sun-bonnet and insists still that
cause. a woman’s first duty is to preserve
. I would be glad if all the papers her complexion.
, night, and resulted in very serious ; in the country would call attention j “My son got, married the other
! damage to crops mid also destroy- of farmers to the danger of this , day on tlie Bbenandoab, where his
i d a great deal of timber, blew practice, of which, no doubt, most I wife was accustomed to paddle and
| “ 0 ' VI1 l(’ || <-’ es , Ac. ft is impossible , of them are unaware. O. swim. But my wife has got a sun-
i to make an estimate of damage to ; — - , i bonnet on her now, and she is go.
: the crops by botli wind and water,! IfumlniEffed Again. I ln B lo bo a real pretty woman.”
I as the water courses u re all up very . x saw so much said about tho merits a | One wonder if it is tlie sun bon-
! Infill* 1 lie cotton was bio all out ‘ Hop Diners, uml my wifu who was always . net that must account for these
and the stalks blown down, broken
up terribly I never saw such tic-
struct ion by a storm to the crops.
t/Tb STORM AT SAVANNAH.
Savannah, September 11.—Only
tlie extreme eastern edge of Ihe cy-
Uocumog. and Dover woll, teased in« so slender striplings, with narrow
urgently lo get hor some. I concluded to e i le8 . g aI .,| hioh.lTeued voice* that,
be humbugged again;snd Ism glad I did. 10,1 , ’f" *, , 0IC ®>
for in leas than two months' ll-cuflhc ! represented tlieSoutb here. They
Hi iters, my wife was cured, sod she has j are hand some, attractive, and have
'B3S.imtm
I'' | men which Is.the abiding charm to
Tlie Dwyer Brothers bavo sold
to Milton Young, of Kentucky, a
colt, Onondega, three ycarq old,
for $6,000.
•Bnchupallm.”
Quick, complete cure, all annoy
ing Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
Diseases. $1. Druggists.
Tennessee has made application
for the establishment of fifty-five
new post rontes.
Puny, weak, and sickly children, need
Brown’s Iron Bitters. It wilt strengthen
nnd invigomtothem.
Texas has lea
at an average^
each.
I out 900 convicts
$15 per month for
fcflTThe fY Ariel. Cardinal Bed, Old
Gold, Navy Blue. Seol Browm, Diamond
Dyes give perfect rusultt. Any fashion
able color, 10 Cents.
The tobacco crop oi Kentucky
in reported exceedingly good.
Beware of Imitation*.
Tho delicate odor of Floreston Cologne
is entirely novel. Look for signal .ire of
HlniU A Co., N. V, on each bolllr.
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