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THE MONITOR. D. C. SUTTON, Editor Mt. VERNON GA. JUNE 10, 1886. Entered at the Post-office at Mt. Vernon, Ga., as second-class matter. SUBSCRIPTION SATES. (CASH IN ADVANCE,) Twelve months $1.50 His mouths 75 Faur months ; ;... 50 If payment is not made in advance, or within the first month after the name is entered on our books, it will be charged for at the rate of two dollars per annum. RATES OF ADVERTISING. (Trie inch one insertion..... SI.OO Each subsequent insertion 00 Otle inch one mouth..; 2.50 One inch three months 5.00 One inch six months ». 7.00 One inch twelve m0nth5........ .10.00 One quarter column one month. . . 6.00 One quarter column twelvemonths.2s.oo One half column one mouth... .. 7.50 One half column twelve mouths.. .40.0(1 Oiie column one month. 10.00 One column twelve, months,..... .75.00 Advertisements from responsible par ties Vill-be published until ordered out, tvlieu the timo is not specified in the Copy, and charges made accordingly. Commnnientions for individual benefit or of a personal character will be charg ed for the same us lidvertisemehts. Legal advertisemwts, the rates of which are regulated by law, are payable in advance. Ahnotincements of candidates fbr office, five dollars, in advance. In accordance with an act of the Legislature, legal advertisements will be inserted in the SfdNITOB at the following rafts. For ea.ill 100 words, 7") cents frit eaeh in sertion for the first four insertions; for eaeh Kubequcnt insertion, 35 cents for each 100 tvrrds. No a vertisement considered less than JOO words. Each and every word and initial, including caption, dute and signature will be Counted- Every figure ciinn ledas a word. —The daily rains continue. —Col. Tom Eason; ofMcvßle was in town on Monday. Bobt. Smith, son of our good friend T. -T 'Smith sr., of this place, is visiting his parents. —Out friend Sam. Dforris and several of the hoys went hunting last week, and killed a fine j buck. —Mrs. A. A. Peterson, in conpany with her husband, paid this office a visit Saturday after noon. —We hoar that there is a hear and cub in the woods and swamps of Long Pond district, in this county. —The coanty-Schooi Board was in session Monday mid Lies lav, licensing teachers and executing contracts for public schools. —We are glad to announce that Mrs. Loud, t wife of Col. Charles D. Loud of this place, who ! lias been confined to her bed for many mouths I frith rheumatism, is slowly convalescing. j —George Dunham and J. Z. Busheaught a hater moccasin in their fish net on yesterday morning in the Oconee river near this place, that was 5 feet long and 4 inches in diameter. —lt is requested that there be a general turn Out of the members of Star of Hope lodge to morrow night, especially those who wi re as signed parts in the charade Fruits Os the Wim Cup; and all who have pamphlet copies of that play are requested to have them there at that time. —We have been placed under very many Obligations to Mrs. Jns. T. McCullough for beans, sweet potato*, onious and oi le r garden products, and to Miss Gnssie for many and re peated acts of thoughtful kindness toward our young house keeper. They will accept a thous and thanks. Mrs. Sarah Peterson, living 7 miles east of here presented to Ilov. A. H. Bazenxoro ot this place, a few days ago, two Cabbages from her garden, that turned the scale at 13 and 15% !tis, respectively, one of which measured 3 feet j across. What has Gilmer county, or Fannin, j got to sav to that? —Mrs. A. H. Bazemoro will plcareacccpt the thanks of the editor of the Monitor for repeat ed favors in tho item of Irish potato* from her garden. As we commenced house keeping too late for a gax'den, these favors have proven exceedingly acceptable,- and for which we are accordingly thankful. Death from Snake Bite.— Miss Gertie' Martin, a lovely and amiable young lady of Fort Valiev, was bitten by a rat tlesnake last week, while on a visit to relatives in Tatnall, and died from its effects at 11 O’clock tho same night. She and some other * young ladies were picking blackberries at the 1 time of the fatal casual tv. ; Good Templar’s Entertainment.— The. Good Templar's r.t this place determined, I at <’ -lust Friday night, to give a I pa’;..; .. i nueiit on me night of the 3rd ( ofjuiv. From what the public has already - 1 i i seen of this Lodge in the way of an entertain- ] ment, wc cannot hesitate to assure them of a I good audience, and that audience of a good en- j 1 tertaimnent, j i —Miss Belle 8. Price, daughter of Col. W. P ■ f Price, of Dahloncga, one of the leading lawyers i I 6f upper Georgia, was married last Thursday, 1 ’ foCol. Wm. A. Charters, mayor of Dahloncga, ( and himself a prominent vonng lawyer. We extend our hearty congratulations to the hap- 1 py young couple, and wish for them all the 1 happiness that is afforded by this life—or that i which is to com*. ] —Our gcntlenwmly correspondent at Stir* : ' ln*g, placed on ons table the other day a trunk- t fill of the finest vegetables and fruits, among ; which were cabbages, cucumbers, onions, and j roasting ears; but the best Os afl was a lot of very fine, large, luscious, ripe peaches. As ' we solaced ourselves with thesA delicacies, wr were filled with gratitude, and prayed that the 1 giver might long live to enjoy the sweet solace a of a noble and generous heart. Bnt he asked ( *oo much when he requested us not to mention his name in these columns in connection with file present. j r —o are rejoiced to be able to state that our recent kind and motherly hostess, Mrs. Smith, who has been confined to her bod since April with pneumonia, is better than she has been since she was first taken sick. For all these long, weary weeks, all good people who Knew , her, have been praying tho Lord to restore her ’ to health, and they now rejoice that Ho ir = prayers are about to be answered. —Mrs. Margaret M 1. -1 did the Monii >r the honor to grace its office with her ;-r. cnee on Saturday last. At :b !i: h- ihi ! us under obligations for a >’>’••• lor of cabbages, onions and Irish potates of this year's growth, which were greatly appreciated. She is a pro gressive farmer and gardener, illustrating in an eminent degree what a widow wunan can ae — complish by energy and determinnth e. J 3 Soldiers eftha Florida War.— a ! Er>. Monitor: Will you pleaso enquire, j. | through the Monitor, if there ar- any soldo r -1 I of the “Jefferson Kith s,” Cant. Philip S. Letn ! lv, which was mustered at Columbus Ga. in 18:41), and participated in the Florida war. Any one who was a soldier, as above, will please 4 write to the Postmaster at Fortner, Enuinue 1 ! Co. Ga., at once, who will write them, stating ) the object of this enquiry. They will please 1 ; give their name in full, with post, office and 1 { count y. 1 1 ( | North Ga. Agricultural College. - ) ! The Monitor tenders its thanks to the North ) ' Georgia Agricultural College at Dahloncga lor j tin invitation to be present at its litli Annual ) Commencement exercises, begiuing on Sunday ) nolt and continuing until W . •■.!:. follow . ing. Tho Commencement S, -mon will ho , preached by Rev. M. McX. ;i. ivay of Griffin ■ Ga.; the programme foreshadows a m >sl inter esting and enjoyable occasion, in vh;ch we . exceedingly regret that wo cannot partici pate. This is tho poor man’s College, and is too best institution in Georgia, or tho South, ai which to procure a classical education, free of 1 tuition, by young gc utlemcn and ladies. Demorest's Magazine for Juno is filled with an unusual army of interesting articles. Jenny June contributes “Tho American Drama and its Typical Stars,” 4V. Jennings Demorest. “The Signs of tho Times,” and Katharine Armstrong, “Art Work, in Metal.” Other good articles are “' a. inicl Goibe!,’ “Rose Hartwiek Thirpe.” and “Cliiti.i Xvint l ing at Home.” “That, Other Person” ’..i con tinued and th" shorter stories "■ of inlen The departments, including that devoted to the cause of Prohibition, aro quite full, Tho frontispiece is a steel engraving, “The Love Story.” To Soldiers of th". Mexican War The House ofßcprescntativcs haspassednn act to pensicn the survivors of tho Mexican War, and it is hoped that the Senate will not lor.gretiißcto do those vetems tho justice which has bccit so long their drio. With a view to , the final passage of this measure into a la w, the undersiged has made arrangements to prose cute such claims with dispatch, and would be pleased to place himself in communication with such claimants at once, so that when the law does pass they may he placed on tho pension rolls with as little delay a?, possible. D. (). Sutton. Att’v at Law. Mt. V ertien (la. May 34th : Ed. Monitor:—Mr. A. S. Humilton 1 in tlm Monitor of April 2!)!h Eays.j i “Mirny people now Loliovo in suntifi-I i cation ami I do profon to ask one solid j question from tlie Bible and is simply this ‘Ho that says he liveth ami siuneth not is a liar and the truth is nob in him.’” Let Mr. A. S. H. give us chapter and verse containing hiS question to the | sanctified. We find no Mich words in ! the Scripture, and if he lias any Scrip-1 tnre for it, we would be glad to have him locate it for us, as all Biblo writers do. And to the qm sfioa, “IJo’.v then '■an any one bo sanctified,” we have this to say “Sanctifythem through thy truth; thv word is truth. --John 17: 17, For this is the will of God , even your j sanctification, Ist Ths-i-s i 1 “But of Idm j are ye in Christ, Jesus, who of God is made unto us wisdom, and righteou; ness, and sanctification ami redemption;” If Air. Hamilton’s qm tatiou i corn 1 f. and J. John 3: 8 is correct, we ar . all in , ! a deplorable condition: “Ho that coin-1 miiteth sin, is of tho devil.” Hanctivied. From Lothaii’. Nothing new happens in ai d around j Lothair to disturb the peaceful voca- ! lions of every day life, or break the mon- ; otouous spell of congratulation, how are i ; you, and how do you do: tolerohle yfm<>!; ’ “Ho vis your family.” • I -i-ick” “How is your crop.” “Good; but the grass Ge-e-ehosapbat, I'.im-crack corn and-I-don’t, care, how it grows and the yvthi so dry too;” “How is polifes;” I “Logon Poily-tix, seaticks, or any other kind of tix/” We ure for our tuati, we have greased ourseives with Bacon for the gubernatorial campaign, until we are us stick asa little nigger just out of a home made soap gourd, andean out run any corvfredric general that ever stole crackling from uyuukee Jiitionuc, so you ' see we expect to slide in, and our c:i timents arc, Hurrah for Bacon, b", we want a man of refinement, pride < f character, aud btatesmaa-Jikc intcili geuce, to fill the executive mansion. I am glad to note tiiat, sick mss in the community is abating to ionic extent, Mrs. J). J. Melt ae who lm - been serious ly ill for sometime, is in.proving and 1 we hope she will soon he quite well. Mrs. Cathrine MeCrimtuon is very fee- 1 ble, but convalesutit. Home of the young ladies ami girls, in and around Lothair, have gone into the pop-gun business, or at least they are frequently soon firmerl, with Elder, and u spontan eous production of sounds is constantly expected. Judge John N. Miller ha , cabbage; r<u—.d thin Sprint, imnMuing 1 l four feet iu diameter. It will be iu for j Bacou, and I hope to be present, when 1 it is cooked that I may east uiv ballot . Dunns. Higgston May 30th 1886. Ed. Monitor: —In your last week's issue I sec. that even Old L md Mark lias ; awakened from nis sleep, and appears to ! want to attack mo upon tho subject of ; sanctification, and the way that ho starts i out, ho puts mu in mind of a bee-martin j fighting a hawk. ILu will strike at him I like lio waw just going to tear him to pieces, but before ho gi ts there ho will turn his course; and that i just tho way with our friend. He thinks ho will hit ( mo with terrible force, 1 :t before he j gets there ho always leaven the irack. | Ho knows that it wilt net do to Gtiko-me I plum, for when ho did i would knock j him higher than a kite. He tries to cre ate tho impression that lio lias done wonders, aud I thiuk he has; lie wants to make tho people believe that I am writing, or at least forging writiug from the llible; and ho also tries or thinks ho will make me own that I have lied, and acknowledge it like a good man. I nev er have owned to a lio yet and I never will. I guess he Would like for mo to slate chapter and verso for my last quo tation; but I will not doit, in order to make him read a little. There in no doubt that I can always substantiate >.ll that I give quotations for, to bo tho Ini li ami nothing but the truth. A Pinky Woods Bov at Home. Grind Sunday School Celebration, At Alt. Vernon July 3rd 1886. ALL TUK SU2QMY HfIHOOL*? OK >TO2?T«. '*IKRY CO. T N VJLTLi) TO AT LODI Order of Exorcises; 1. Song of Welcome, by the Alt. Ver non School. 2. Prayer. 3. Sung by rJI tho Schools. —Work, j for the Night is Coming. 4. Address of Welcome, by Col, 11. W. Carswell. 5. Response to Address, by the Presi dent of the IS. S. Association, or some one appointed by him. 6. .Song—l Want to be a Worker for the Lord. 7. Essay or Speech, by a representa tive of each School present, with Sung after each Speech or Essay. Songs selected by tho oommitte, to be used on the occasion: Work for Jesus. The Tlue Vine. Yield Not to Temptation. How Precious the Blood. Footsteps of Jesus. Sweet By-aiiil-By. | F. Tritermifision is ,*ket Hi finer | 1 ‘J. Afternoon n's-iou—Lectures, by | Rev. P. A. Jcsnp, ltcv. T. C. Boykin,] and others. Tho Si!p>'rin.lkiidents will wear white badges pinned on the left breast. Teach ers and pupils will wear blue badges iu the same manner. The secretaries of the various schools are requested to report the names of es sayists and speakers for their respective schools, as early as possible, to Col. 11. W. Carswell, chairman of the committe on programme, Mt. Vernon Ga. TROY SPRING WAGON A N I) WHEEL WORKS, TROY ; OHIO. lio. 25 HOAD WAaO^. Manufacture for the Trade, SP33NS WAGONS, mm S£*rs, ! S6UB anS STICK SUBBiES, &c. ■ir. r. imutt r.j« n.rjvTßn. Drop us a postal card and we will direct you to our agent nearest vou, or ! furnish you ourselves with Catalogue and i Prices. THE iTSj Spring Wagcn and lid lah, I ; TROY, OHIO. ATKINS’ GUARANTEES <f v'*‘ ‘" v \ toi»«tue cr.-smca I? s |L V x . tE l*3 „ „ band, 1 n ‘U. I ' AK SILVER r ' 1 STEEL B ' JSABIS v V o made. fey' I "'tit# tout for Prices ~ i SUd CATALOOTtt. M “ u ° a *“• *■*«• E. C. ATKINS & CO., Indianapolis, Ind. I r Capacity of Boxes. i ■ A box 30 inches square, hi* iiulies dee w ill eontiiin one band, or A Imahelx. A box 15 I inel»eß aquaie, 11% inches ileejq will contain j half-a-barrtl. A box 17x14 inches, 9 inches * i deep, will contain ono bush, 1. A box 10x12 * | inches, 9 inches deep, will cent; in Ivdf-a --> J biiMiel. A v S inches squ:n e, j i.iehes [ deep, will contain one peek. A box indict , 1 s iuaro, 4 3-lii injihes deep, wil centaiu one ' j qidtou (dry measure.) H u N uhM««M<r.n>iiiM nm - it> i» ii mm :] Wm. i: McLEMORE, IVJ7. VERNONa GEORGIA, lII2A OQUAUTERS FOR IDK/IT G-OOIDS, isroTionsrs, i (lentira i^ferchandisr* i BOOTS, SHOES, i CLOTHING and HATS; CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, INCLUDING THE BEST COFFEE IN THE STATE Cx^OCJCiniß.'Y - , WOODI3NWAI IU, GARDEN SEEDS, SEED POTATOES, STATIONARY PACKAGES, JEWELRY, ETC., ETC. PLEASE ASK FOR WILVT YOU W -V IN T . I LIKE TO SHOW MY GOODS. ALL LEA I'TNG FAJI i i ,Y M Ei )I(T N ! » IN STOCK, ISCLUDIN O’ Dr. Glurk'n Blood and Liver Pills, Ra tnon’s Relief and Ramon's North aud Bone Oil; 1 SELL CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. Givi me o trial before purchasing else where. [3-18-’BO.-Im. IVolivv lo I>«-3>i oi s mill Creilitorrt, A l.Ti pernonH having dumandH su/ninst Mil* j \ » oaf • <m T’i I i 111)1101', l.i'f of Mnni > : irnrnily <lcot hsihl, aro hereby notihed jin ren/ier in Mu ir doUintidH In Hie i. f i«pT :.i'.,htMl f.-i *• '.a “lnw, and ill! ijm'hoiis intidtfdl to | :-b lilerttfi rc aro required i<* make immediate ;>;>vnnoiit. T. 11. ('Ai.Hor.vd \ .Ta W. Mt-.Ai.Tiiu-u,( Aun,iH : , 3rd d)»,v May - (*v. j». Lir.TTfittS OK IHSItIISKION. Ml). Hikjhf.h, ftdminisfratnr of the eatato • of Mary McGill, late of aaM county, de et Hai ti, re] i < scnlH to tld- court, by bin peti lion duly filed in my ofHce, that he lirh fully adminintered uaid estale, and prayntlinf lie he < i,- m 11 < d horn fluid adniiuiHtratiou. All pei • .or .’, in'* :(’ i« <i rr». therelore. hereby noth lied lo rlj«»w n ils' , if any exist, on the limit Monday in September next, why Letleia of .Dlsioir Ti n iY'/in ..aid of?tide f;hoitJd not isKue so ;;;-i'i applicant a•■* prayed. Ai.i’.x. MrAimtun, Odinary. |M »y rv:- jir ice :(» 5i- Its. I*»ir.?cve (o Ddilum ii e;cl CrcdKotH, ,4 J, , er: onti indebted to the e !a!e of Nanry j\ Joyce ilceea ed an liolibod lo make im ; u ! ate and u!l thw.m h i’.in;' claim » >. .... »aident-aw) will render ihmiiiu i • •>• ■ the law to the miderHi^mal, u« A J - 1 •. A • lm i'. Gee to I>« t)lors uuii ('ildlloik. \J J rsotm indebted to ttie estate of John « M. Jh'yan lato of MontjjoiJiery eonuty. d< - j c' nstd, are ruby notified to make ininvoiatc P;: v mi' . : r. I,dall hi'vliig claims iq;yiiirtt th. m.- tato of said deciTised wl'l present them, prop erly niitiieiiticatul. to the witliin the time prcucrilii'd by ! • .v. A. A. Mounts, i »i . M i III;;,. 1 Gum.!, ( Ai , “ ’ , May Clh ISBC. Dr. fro i J.ltu-Uw, ! KOTICE. i Mm -O/i nerv eou ity Goor./i i, I AT.iv the ith 18UII. ( / ■ , 'ia \ forwarn all persona of tr»di;q? ' r t n-ikih" any debt or ronti';v Is wjUi my wile I j,.,/, iheth H di, va lim no lou* 'r . .ip .t irb-ie U>i of her oebt .a ' i coiilraci j. may fi’fiO-iit *i. J. ITam . FIRST GUSS—Grocers Kssp It. ] . i {r, Jr iy ? ■ \7 L/ * X a x ■ Z " y ye' <3 z * 0 / ' '• 'i v Z * w. . f / \ , -. •* . r r nr, f«• ;* 1 •n vo i ‘ 8..*? i i 1c ' ' > ' T ' V t U ~ >■« ■j /, .. ;* c. Tu ~ f ■ ■: - 'XXI I. £*• f ' fn< < f* ■ is K >/. < t. - 1 V'foc v. v ,lr o xvS'h £I,EC i HIC L IGHT SOAP (Vhliont hnbtdn((. First f’i’tMf*. LL , "flwqh'fii imo IK 1 *t. in tkn rr f >Ufil Mfi/.uiT ih ( . liftrrf \i oris ; it wiuri» '• » y i -.ii . •.;«<, clolhiN too. ifd. Try n p!nu anid invrsd tivi- if.' '« iu n par <»r EfiKtritrc i. I «.* ii T .SO I t*. >ii». * s T bur, iukor, M /*' .V, i <*.♦’> .i'i’l ( hiltiMi. I'm* <|J, re ai * •<2* * i/i .q/ 4 R j ut tLcii 2>uir« ATKINS SO A P CO. i ivl/IANAPOi,i.i7. I AD. JAS, MeXATT & CO, I DKAIiWItS IIV > GB3SrE3ie,AL i AM)—*— j LEADER IN LOW PRICES, MOUNT VERNON GA, Keep constantly on hand, n full lino of DRYGOODS. CPOCERIF.S, HA I'D WARE, CLOTHING. IT ATS A CAPS. BOOTS 4- .SHOES, CROCKERY. < \. GUANO, DRUGS. \ Mt I'U .N’l , GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS; Anil nny uud ev; ry oilier thin;; you may wish to buy. ’ Wo Si lt J'ionr, (K.xtrn LTimily) at 00 T 1 barrel. Uncoil (bulk,) ml,-, at H7 01) p hundred. > “ “ sli on I tiers at £5 7i> 'p hundred. 1 ’lints 5 7 cent;, "p yard, Pimda 7J centy yard; OolTec u (■('. 1() |l> in ihe dollar. < 'operas, .‘tots. ", ! in, Potash, nets. ; 1 ball, Corn So cent’- ,■* bushel, ami everything else in proportion. BOM-Fresh Garden seeds kept always on band. New Goods arriving every week. Wo would say to the purchasing public Unit it will pay them to enll and exnniiaf) 1 j our stock before purchasing elsewhere. meli 18 B<i Cun. McIlA E PEITCI.TETT, DE ALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE & FARM SUPPLIES LOTT, GEORGIA, (AT Titian TUJU’fcNTINK I'ld’l l LI.F.KY KIVU MIFF,B FltOM MT. VFKNON, 80PTIF) ! ANT) ASK THE!LOWEST FOR GOODS, Os any Mercantile Firm in Montgomery County. We keep on hum! j THE LIMES! STiN 0! HATS 19 THE COOiTY, ANl> MJ-UTiNDI FOKTIIK LEAST MONEY. Farming Implements, Hard ware, Woodware, Tinware, Fancy and ilenvv Groce ries, everything in the way of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Really Undo Clothing, Ladies’ Huts«iid DrosH Goods, and everything in the lino ot Dry Goods, Notions uud Genual Jjorclmndi c. Our stock of adb clothing, Is tho largest and best in tho country, and will bo sold cchaper Ihnn the ehenpest. ,VTVI> v\H r ro EIATS AKI> DRYGOODS, Wo defy competition, come from what quarter it may. Wo will Hell you Prints 5 Or, 7 ets.; Plaids 7) (it 1b; Flour (1 (7c 7{; Corn 85e; Codec 8 (it 10 ItiK to the dollar, nod ot Int things in proportion. Give us ft trial. Von will Ibid onr Nateuijidti Mr. .1. A. Dosti r. polite and ready to wait upon you. No trouble to show you our goods, lint ft pleasure. All un invited. nprls BGbni. PIANO AND OaSAH CLEARING OUT SALE. WJft fSKUHCE TO SFGiJRF A GOOD INSTRUMENT Air a. :i:.; a llg-a.telt. Como up, I’liyeni. 1 Jet'-'a your chance. 100 Pianos 1 100 Organs !to bo closed out. rcgurdl- .of v.du* ' Ag< i Him- Ch-amunc Sale to reduce stock. These liiutllinients mo over and hove ear regular stock; must got onr mutiny out of them. Nnmt rri ... w, re f a 1» •: -.r )i . It i iiwd a foiv »!:<■,• fi urn irod si:, month" or It ' eiir; Hi.ee on n I'l lin v ■ in' eeml ; i eond-1 h in! In-tneaeritr, token in <!;.el,iti.;,i, amt Un.i -/•*;,.i>. i' |. .. ; e icil is.piitihlii it and uualii a.i ij.iiiil as new. In the HbOfliero »!•'• Knnero Pianos, Dp,right Pianos, Grnml Pinnen. Clinru’i Organs and parlor < Jrgvns, frin.i over i no,!, ddterout .Makes, including < Hilcke* i‘± *•££, limbi', ■ ''i.atr•;vt. li•■ ■ • • IT.iv’s ffhiJl - n-lick, Vik; iiiinhu, Aiiiiii, *-.-.til . . • filter, ;> in.'-r, latey and Heiti. DcucrinlU'C I. .is r-pr, led, and a pmenuso can be. diuilm by correspon dence US well as bv pc mi. I: I rone! its are repp aolilnd precisely as they ill", ami if purchasers are not suitoil we i ■*'* ml then money. 'l’ei itis f'Ti-v. ‘mi . ?Di >• i onlh; <Jrgiins o?* mnnf.li. Great induce montw to ijpot Gush Buyers. Write ami we will offer bargains Unit " ill open your ‘•y»- (; *, {vs !■•.!< vof ! here in-1 raiuci I- v -e'-old during Centennial '.veeit. Tin! there are ‘.lib It ft, which ion I fit i.> the next til days. Prii.ri tie to to iivi are eaold dilily. Write quick if you want to secure one, ’J his advertira mi lit fin ~>'l good paper*-) will clear out the lot. VVi'iif«. foi' Piano and f ;rgan < ’earing Out Halo Circulars, and o mil ion 11 is al veitn-ciiient. Write ai aiicc. A<; •<» Ij3BE» k house mmm sa. ? - Or, A. LftY \ l Ag’t MeVille Oa. j Trnmmmnmzmu.- »***#*>• v/> - mv* "■* • * r;r rr ’/w ni uannwan mbi* n _ xwrrrw-n*%i ifiiiiiftHilT iinnuiir J|! & J Is% %, ? f Ail $ \p % l W fL si s4%*s lill) S Wr -•. ;<?ft *n *' 'A '<■ 'ri#.a * lit ot ; ■ f\' dP'i;3 .V Imrn ft <?' eEA. V A#W»- vedp mi x iM. i a rjTTTfT'A* J Ir«h<n r . i- o. /.* , 2i.c ' . ?, 2L t.r .g®. lihouv*, M-.n, ElrMinr, at thn I.nrijri. ( , . t liiiiufeiiMA. Ai-J. - I'Ttf'd fh.V/itour- itaCo . 3 ( C»tarrh.Cho:«r *Morbn», X)y«M*nt«py. Caronitf l)i »«bb * Ki•'Pro* >*■ .f f 'r* •>’ FfiLw fm, Dr. J. S. PILLS fis4 a k tat i i* J u hs-ood. u i ;L w T! * pi; lr Tvoro a v fli.ipovory. l«t» othorft liko them in th#* woi-ld. Wlfl po«»itlv«lv eur« or n»!*i ] nni-r of t ■ uchmio. 'rr)'* « iforr*'Ation arouud each box in worth tofi timet) tb > coi»t o'u lox or » j„ ‘ id l out about thorn Htid you w.l ftlA.iy# Lo i lioukful. Oue i» ■* <Jo» ). ijiur irr* »•(! rda Dklct ?, r a,!, ” /*'. rump - V rn.tl lc . 2V.1 «. *>r. I. a. .ro <c CO.. C.ir.tD.y' ton. iiLiro ttlllesiaa? ». *•//. .!' '* • M.f.t by r . *,! - Uir-tlyht tinfl • h.v t»u* % • -y 4<f«.yuiU, iv.r tto.b' J. L. i*» wUJINHOfi d* c-U.. -jaim-