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About The Barnesville gazette. (Barnesville, Ga.) 187?-189? | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1891)
I'M'rwnh ■BEß Wnyiii 11n 1 ju<-t fF car find was walking w;>- the street—one of ■he |§fWisljionitb]e streets in the Bity |§|Bn ]i(: heard Homo one fall But: here. boy! Messenger boB BBr-king across the street whßce came, Frrnk saw a B gentleman beckoning to jB one hand while in the ■ a square parcel wM< }a] ei' and tied \\i\\i B• n. Flank's d< -t in:it iBHHHBH fait Side of the bund out by examining tjBHHHfI n over the to take ;> vYr(ri'.'A a-enu-. : ‘■Lei • J-nd owe you an apology for haying tried to make you fail in your duty,” said Mr. Denroche courteously, to the amazed lad. “I did imt stop to think that you might not know me and so could not trust me to hold ycur flowers.” “I beg your pardon sir.” ‘‘Not at all; not at all! You did perfectly right. A messenger should never intrust to an unauthorized per son that which is committed to his keeping; more than one poor boy has been robbed in that way. Moreover kt hough I am president of this com- I ought not to have tried to EBB you on your way to do your gggg|Bd even though .we thought it to give somebody a few great consequence, as the lady who reeved and replied to the note was ji& about to leave town. In deed! tat carriage was at the door, w Bl?” _ and a man was BMM ( ’ ui L Uh< ' your^Mßi l||Bs. wßgjgjg mm> rtußMy shSHB IB- given ten d< B it delayed Bj||B X b 1 IgßtfJfl DRAFT HORSES. This class of horses are still on top: Large, active, young horses well bro ken to drive are bringing good prices even under the influences of depress ion. When you hear persons say ‘■There is getting to be too many heavy horses in the country, the draft horse business will be over very soon.” you can set it down that such persons do not know what they are telking about. How often in years gone by have we heard just such talk. These same been forced to fall in line and breed draft horses, simply because the demand for draft horses, are constantly on the increase and the prices they commanded were remunerative, Bkilc the breeder of the socalled “all horse” could scarcely find a buyer for his surplus Farm ers should supply .what /the market demands in as all otli here and 111! W Bledi Baud B|witlWa ■ soon Bnii'gi Meat it n i lai Byst not. Bb t u ■ Beds. bj The barn is no place for smoking. Never breed from animals of weak constitution. Don't be caught next season with out a sailing crop. \Y T hen you buy, be sure you get what you pay for. If you own the farm, no improve ment comes amiss. Farming has got to pay, though nothing else may. Feed lambs in a pen which the cannot enter. Commercial fertilizers are better than raw' manure. Don’t allow a horse to drink large draughts of could w r ater, unless it is to be kept in motion. Try cayenue pepper aud plenty of common land plaster ou your cucum ber vines in bug season. Give a nare and call her by hei^jj^^Mshe to kuo w Oil is the best and great remedy yet discovered, rheumatism or neuralgia, in V two days. have more than one cow all milk them in the same order; a cow does not like to be slighted. the surfagjk dries up unless its siWfte into the soil by dries. cannot afford to manage by guess work. The profit on ther products is too small to admit of it. He who starts a good readin" club kin a country neighborhood a|^uts Enough of inteiest into it to iree^it going is a benefactor. 6 b Kerosene will make tin tea kett®§6 as bright as new. Saturate a woolen rag and rub with it. It will also re move stains from varnished furniture* ' Have used Dr. Bull’s Cough Sy rup rind pronounce it the best medi cine in use. A case of consumption heraw&s cured by its use. We re- South Bos )W in prog ent Station, no effect on le or in an jM J I agiicuL It is full of y and ento i chemistry, pwing plan t I animal lif e _ Wl KIC BITTERS. becoming- so well as to need no All who have used BHfct-ers sing the same song purer medicine does it is guaranteed to do ■ claimed. Electric Bitters HI diseases of the Liver aud remore Pimples. Bails, and other affections impure blood.—" Will drive ■ from the system and prevent Bis cure all Malaria IVvers.— B of Headache, C m.b ipa' ion ■gestion try Electric Bitters— ■satisfaction or Bounded. —Price oinB;. and bottle at J. W. ||Btore. B ■ B THE ARIZONA KICKER STYLE. p Mr Editor: I saw' an article in your paper touching upou the difficulty that Calvin White had with me. Your paper stated that he threw the pistol at me, and shot me. Now Mr* Editor that is a mistake, he held it wkil he shot me. Now in regards to my leaving the town. You say that some of the colored brethren say I must leave. 1:11 tell you frankly, I’ll never do it. have I done to leave for? Do they know' any thing against me? If so let skem prove it. Beave to cover another man's de vilment. Of course those immoral colored brethren woula be glad for me to leave, so as not to testify against them in the courts. There is a warrant issued for me now', and the party told the Bailiff to not arrest me, then told others, that he issued it iu order to ruu me off before court. L Now Mr. Editor, I don’t mind Reaving a tow r n of my ow n accord. But when it comes to a parcel of low fßwu negroesMictating to me, what IB must do, I \fould soouer die ■Ed go to the devil, than to do it. BtNo, I would not leave here, to go oßthere, until I prove tobtst white |BBe, and the best colored people ■ kyMs town, that lam innocent of ■ Birne lam charged with. |j|Hio duel you heard of was true. in reference to my resigning the Church. I want to say that I resi gned of my own accord. Aud it was because I am too much of a gentle man to hold a church under such a damaging; rumor, until I prove my- Bie best peoplo of church hated to one brother that not long since, anted me to go I report him. as ever, T. 5. Mallory. tar. 29,1891. oilman Here is from Mr. Frank A. Hale, of the De Witt House, Lewiston, and the Tontine Hotel, Brunswick, Me. Hotel men meet the world as it comes and goes, and are not slow in sizing people and things up for what they are worth. He says that he has lost a father and several brothers and sis ters from Pulmonary Consumption, and is himself frequently troubled with colds, and he Hereditary often coughs enough to make him sick at stomach. When ever he has taken a ■Bpf this kind he uses Boschee’s gfglfjfrp- Syrup, and it cures him ■IHHBune. Here is a man who danger of lung trou therefore be most the medicine he used. What img opinion ? 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