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T—*. aunt : iu n-rw \ + < ' - r^- 7„ *:? ^rac. _u. < ♦ * ♦ —- . — ar- 4^ .« ,p 4 - :■- . -It >■■»©■ -*tx ♦ • tez£s Stases &s$ i. ♦ $ tZULSrwcWEXi^. it X ♦ -» • Xxww *h*fi»t* *— ♦ ♦ •«—*. xairr «t 'ru.' IS •»au a < ^sa- add. ■ J *?»xix'n nz wx u-iwTErMjt T FSX n TXT^-ZXSX 5 Btc 5«» ’ eo«rt »? S»»5 jefe Ai. KsMMtft prntmc Moe t» «ter MiMAttt MtSCB. The Franklin NOrs and Banner. wbuwmoi Arsan Mb 11^1— “-J - ‘ Far tta har few years tta trataa «y taa tan * tar ta trope w miu Tta wfws aaecau tar tan * tapa preparMQMU eery ate, sad tar by tta erepe wry 'mH. £r*a vtan sired far wae-> * a tani a» him in aw AKTou iud ifter sharemen and croppers Tare dewrwd stair*. I: a » «t» ia a mrar of taw kind * -■mil with a negro. has possibly tta iiUnity signs ta met ta mi araaai tatatMt rs tta iariag by rs aupe smtaaahniKM ptaromt ia *&-taitam feamaith tta aad«»ad zg that tta feme votxM ta oat"wi if work iicj-i tafere tta appointed aw. To est a fall ta&l ear crop tta cainaarani wiuac ta perfen. tml aentiaaed stuck tattr than Jaiy da n art. The joe great iaose rs .st -rareripe ■ beeuse ve pSK MHKSiMg EWfll »0S ««. »I «ppti» far ta* taata aad awne nn -rat aad tta 'i nttadb ta sot wish * tay aarmare «* trn* «a arqimxiy tta atuw« g» tt> tta yaK jm. ae£-^es i> k>adn^ std tta g** we-taif tta ervp and tta amtaac tta rest. And AHcttae riwe fcr start a»ps a tsar co&e tar sick a Luapng ta me to jo nf «c "ta nus » see tta sghts of tta <ffi* taat af ter tta 4tis jf Jky * eaat manage lira ac aiv scareeir. Wide aaxiey «ul often fau » keep tta aejre fi*dy ac work, tta annerpamn rs a feafie will scrauiare mn t» tta at ■nest. €eona geersaily eereires as rertag ia J-dr and ta.s mucta, Es arenge asasKis hioeoa whxa ec-a ip B tie I*a if bepcestber adl ma tare beiai. A tae ICth at Sentonaer xppesrs as a n^race aLant th*e ws-eu jrerjxsn u ixat dare, aaf tie irh at[ Sdfiewtt » lecai- jp near «laid ^aanL s p^hir be aept wp aaci the iartae- dafie *ita at Aaiaac. Friea the ante waen emes ap natfi tar atahDe rf*dy it J4riß»ieSirt*fw a &« a* . ylih * ccibr oe bew isirje wni • thy need. Attt i def tiaae fd ta the perdcn of the fisree of die plant brmg diveecal from tiowth to tie Aevriep ■eat of ^utt. The aocve is what the Sinner nt*-is can he ecnrrm the plant and Bav st to what he wsnes? To a certain ex tent he can. If the seaKa s Mt exersETelr dry he can by late and deep p^jwgiungpofliowg settee growth and delay snftiax By very snaiiow sxrfhee collar?. early in tie seoeon. he eau bon- on the frnt cadency earlier with cwnemiaat ih et»a»e n active grewtn. If he steps all cultivateru very -ary. jr»»wta ■nay tease prwnar miv and w-3 it the SirsaTt« of frn . and a pemon it tie imp be lose watch ns _lt sa-e matured be&ce Swc. In Ssraer years w sea seuwiers. snw»eis and jeep m-m.ng sw-eps were ised x cnfcvare a n>mae crop it was very raaon fcr S-ret X iTt off pice a large por tion of the ersp. Under the prowl ing s-srem of enluoram with sca>- lvw-mnu.rg ? •'• s and fur: ng the plant wts the tendency x rather in tae otner a-reeccc—tn ptant is act t» -is- were We mob — part of da- se*jec m <3x2 t SHsrir have osade srsre >n.=. Usder this systems’, therefore, it is ^ecM y mpertaat that -he piaw -31 js sisju.d ne eectinned, if pract.- cadie. ap to the time warn gtiwta ■ay raee wiraont faancain the ero^t taac x. trim the lota » the i-ra -f A .gist. Prov .i-i >rf eeor*. taat plowing is pnctxaflte without 'n-wtif es mibi »r beds. We rettema*. aowever. whut we said at die >em . 3g- The tendency ■ » ay by m>ce ®o J ariyt as a receni rale Lzht plcwmgs oncj: w wc-ta ie ip » the soiiAr wf Angwc. C"MT>iunae-i is bee sms nay rs ysae one mere woneng. It a well jeMßsdally to plant sac a lands i;oite late -n.dd.e us June . and eut e-sae- lane x linmse them from cocn jebc-rs. asrnusg gionn and ccaer nvao.eseme w-*»ia. Os roarse as snen nses the hues should go n««r after die last p»u winj anc d-strty evrythmg left by tae pk-wx I nave Stand taa plan > ?"■**- saving «f la bor ta tne woe* «f saba-Tent r=aes. Where pews were planted in sjrward . tors, w3.ua eaaMt sew be ploughed taev scoold be hoed so tsat when the — s*ider ■ pallel taey say spnng for ■ ward tap»u_v and eKtinde a.l ocher zmwti. Where plaassd by them- FRANKLIN* GEORGLL MDAY. AUGUST 24 ISW ted iterate me! re^^ted* act <ieuyifcißg abe. Eoty * thia amth pea* any be puanred far te age^tehoiiwgte Fodteprt ha^ if we* » early. tea aat sera te^tewaab the yield «f ears. wad ■abas moss neeHest futjy far ait tecs at xaA The bar sad ay wteb w» t&ta hear agatte is a aac well foaaded. We scromry advaeare the otef of hay. espeeraCy azHSts bay. a ware ty at ‘ami ■as important la awwwwi* ■ pet pie. aad «■ sa» fraud if aa acker. we tie » base a goad awppiy «f fodder. There a bo writer Swage we tee ran wtuea suck at aft kite reiisa a* mneh as they da Steer. L»o<> pets' sdder until the siinek be gas » dry up. aad ate paean a» taw weeL It a eery ray 5* ate aw ibandaace at ssrage &"m fedder. eio ser; aad tie ralusrad paa^. bet is us equally tr-re taac must *f ear *w ers Stil «ery far tert as drag this. Those wba aase not asade pratea m oil tbtw barms. eaa with * dale eotr zy rater ante* finaw te yia'-inanaa jww'ij shear tea*. Crab era aad owwteaA both make escellist hwy if tat when at sten. ami rare a lea at these may be tvaad ja rary firm fro® aww on si ftwc. Swaaap zraae*. too. tengh infenor is abases, wily? cut befcretey are sae ahi. Mid proper! y eareiL woteW awreb tetter than aocarng. The eartag is s very raparaat -natter, bataiber the ■lea ■ -i< Jet it will aad at Ebe era* at tae fra day throw up tea ate! Hacks mgix bee set brad. V the cote agate irk it * man ■ teat m .ays. sad -m the Cn daw tea* ararai at these aa rau making * c-2» «2» bent * ’.JO. wd thea< ’ -rar la wo. and tie hecdß ng dry .: -one oh a» be meted ana* pKM* lenify. Al 5-ny * tecer &r teaiaf Rented a htxie ts pnaprHv mtsneed a arter a rparm Bararc. rae. earn, rod etans’ Str semac. mite? md s>r ter ateted te *»a srty nett 3BMEtu w ar Lite if purn ir, and a»> ipym ’Jtr anted te tax m pne ia—ter had uiaiaiii I aw ttett aa )( pMd aea*BMß. JU tee tsar far ■ ‘ wwag teeßnaani aaar te tea tead^ . * gjte 4 ' • ’ • w... , iwewut» beinwleforstjeh ««e. 5« dkHI a retired wad Mt mncß ahur—* rxh Sue with a* or tnree smm ptaw^hrejs. * rxiuinj ow with harrow a stauuth ae *ar f*re and evrertnr the sre-i is fol that « c&|*nrw<£ Os rye Ia» i amsxi* of seed per acre. of barfey 3 w 4 te rts. wu. xSew^r EaeH sown at worth twice as noeh as November or De rewfaer jwu. Batchto ^.w best re aeras stood be am on raA foi Fill vies can be sown ns cur»a iebfs wk if Aagast »nd Mt intorfere with eoctcn. also will *-»p the land from •asaißZ; Fail wsi* should *.ao be sown io rn^ drsc Baif if next munra Mid * £vaa toes du-i Id he taken no w of is taac paa the fam as piow.ng Hafer. Pbwr-asr.naEon may isuse the fose of the whuie trope as tc may be dry x. tnrowgh Septembw. Cl»<er map :k-wjse be sewn to Treat xi Tan’age dunn^ Septomher. and it will then gsw» a- «*i cattag the iisjit Mas. »i- a thesprnes’w _az w..l act dr- If the weather s net s»' dry. t>f rem>*r a leefoedly the barer mccto to ww :.o«er. Where _x><npaaK and s'mhare are ised. uctie Jan.'s -ar? enonsa to due wsewt to fellow if. N-- pr^*- riKaHi j* -=-;ared. bat np sedks a»l piuug icii isi the zrwn seres toe be-xs to «e»el the Land, oth -rwiw the seeds w-II aceuxtuate in the KidiL>-» 9M tbcUy and ie*w the tors of the beds bare. Corti and » ?Cben sown m wheat and where pews sa»e been planted thaisly or hroed ■as; to tae eaa the crop 4ms weti. Set where neither corn mt eiGoe and ran be evarenient.T Kurrf a pei toiiow will answer f die pens are s>«» tauckir—star 3 busnels per acre —sown by the mi-id-e of ti s .-nocth and earefridy plowed in si is to <rre tae land a Z’*id brewktox. They will jxase eonsfeennar irow tii Before frost, and smxtd be turned andet as Che latter th.-"arena. If tie toning in fer at wed ione. the wheat ran be narrowed in wiracur d:snrbina the «tnea. If cotton seed are »be ised ■pen the land they -nay be storased betore the pea* are piowed aaihsrt if s?md3ers are to Te appeed. they --an ie harrowed to with the wrenc. The ctnpantv leteore of to* xunth <tm# an jeportsnity whaeh soon id he toijsuved ay aertrnsj readz for paek ixr aaC z-mi.azcvctuc. 2<»e»ets»ad poex-KS sooeld be max-—a Sail aap px sc rant .f extra Bands -311 be se cared wien the purfcaz presses r«ery •a-Tg- will be ready for tjeito Saws, msces and other pwrto of the rm should be pat in the best weds and. the r»®*inc Z'rsr oserhattied and *d jiswd. for sixnetami will rertotniy be found out of ss&r. As cotton irens be ready w path is, and yoa wdi sue nxi m . inlity and prtce. mere •Skceciai.r tne former. W. H-Cwt CaenmSn. ‘i*. Ab^tm Lk. LS3A. Fw* »i wb. AIT rv*£ men^^^^Sywrnknese -* Thar » the mMHA wb w * bero x his valetWktory es •re of the -nemripßV^e U. & «-Uu- perhaps >ftp* id the roa «mlr& anTbiil When Lavs atMßtav BBtan x -upecconuu. k^^BthehtfL Mr . Bianchari was m||Hk IB a treat . &ai«r<m»w^^K bedH bK wk tw mb 4* ^mHH mW It wawd tree he wtajjjrar sb agree oesc with ton Mr. Irby of Smca Canift^KoneggNßac the adL and mat &o« himaei f . waew hmawße waj^rad he ewetnri the hatrtar as who there- :pm eased wSftb ffe^aoKiacc ma jur-tv * the aMtaaHta- The w» of Mr fahy | fa» «f ** mitred whew Ash*, all ■* «■' sbsi Mr. y iartoa|yW ■ the af iraattWL l?tiwnl Jk •wchaßi was ihwspd wfth hgCWK.aBd he re aWtekwMMV^a ahaewt fr™ ~ the ehaaatar whaler WB was tehew I and tod wet maflm has amt aka*, as bast bees eha^M » wasld sat base mtad re fflw :wM tail if hr ’ hwi tare pMOI -fc! I been pre at it m the jBBr-wr when tnv iwae res eaifaftAß; Ms. Kaach wd. -rff ~ ‘fa* Wf® ■ »M» ^iflfri—ie4 wW wither mym»«BaeaMKur era evaar sftr.Wßßßmrs. Tbw BBf^kr dy-wat bae cause*: «mm open sarere-C re a jsndnwTt’ :of*t FT I art IMrii baa town ' reMtaf &■ taare A aft bathe swam edGattaWgaibM. Mr. Gtascnx-i . aNmf eMarwreb <as Ike feat rail xa. « 'be mdesmsß thrMWbtr is tree » u. hureeif re .•scard ;mt Ab w aw- aswnswi. Mtta|&* he aesuune m nw rec sSearaHthe Get as semes J -*«i o^A-fa* B * s and J h—toft etVTLdf abaw ft. In tta nanhr o^Ob roll the ehri dees Mt dweK eh the aame as a a*- soar Or eaßk*»Buw J^teraaach er s» rapidly that SB awe wi6»*Biiimr with tike &ce»afßcaaturs oaeld Sdlow the respnaes frmath*- cdlrnes aad •iasGßz*iaa awe Gaea asother warn 3e saawrrvd ,k »aa^ «r ■ t aa~ Me StaneiiaEd a a new aenaß’r. He ie i-ting ks wa He wana t‘w peo ?« ui the ijuTereato aee him pEuivr Sk waew hie name it called n aer-a^ with theocier names, be remmus fi ienc. a EBSTtaB MAXD^rL Wnefl the cail hBB brwi caaipiete*L he rare is h-s p'-iaewTd w&lmaro the proedig^ cffioer. *Xr. Ptewiicuc." be mys. •“'The wnaf’f from Eaetsiara.” says the presaLug aHter. All eyes are ised am the wShkry igure Sauag the roKrzam “Mr. &au»r:mru,~ sws ti» clerk J a fond roocE. “I tote aye.’*' Jte. Kane hard ie ^pumia. wpceßßgdy. Then the pe<>- pie in the ge&row Bodge each other and my. an they .wt to bint -*TLat « Buccnar’l—that saw who nat mi luvn.’* and Mr Kmchonl i tobooi awe&i with pnde. for he knows taai he x the ■•yaawar.* as all ey»& Phastbly this m ac BBeharttiable -i ’ nstroetam x potaß Mr. Kaachar fi htrie by-piny. B-:r it ie the ccnome tam romnwmly raft am ft by tnuae who sc is the ml Law Aal when these people mw jwiesoilt—the log ic r-xiit—«f Mr. Knoeharu'* littie act dortng the ■ tees the tar? hili they jhiswi - imiry s amtisuig at ntnec bat waity mas baa vary *- nona ta.ng when atari*?bill w ander CMESderatam. THH3. WS£X S> MBS WUaJLT®**. Tbeluxfe ta b>e Mr. BJaacaarx can be Eatarhe*: .n a gre^ axany pah- Ik piaces. Al jk-sC ail the memhers of the jeaaie have their weil ioowa weaknesses. Mr. ftaiduck. of Ne bnaaa. whs foft toeaenase oe6»e Mr. Biaacaard enter-1 ft. had a peeuiiar ixy very smuar x that of the Loaia mna *aarar. Mr. ftahlorK deed to *e ha name is he Ceagrrsewaa. SfoeerL So it s^pewed that what ever ?ab wet was c after diacniaßCQ Mr. Paddaca aimust invsnabiy foand as eweertanfty to whtarm the ehaor. pesftbiy ss*S«h» past to the deimn: perfaafß •» ask * <)nesQßC. and the -pmsßaw »w of the very east nn yaetHtat but the louxuv between theSehriekaveuarur and the presd mg oMarer appeared m the Reeon; >n the Blowing mum mg and s»gratified the vanity n( kr. EWAkE. Peupfe who knew Mr. thauducfc's lide M ing—oad kt was a mactvr tfvasartiE •moor the members if the senate — used t» mile when the Venator trom Sehrvska went through hm dialogue with the vice president- • a «axs> snn «3 ina. Mr. Ransom of Sorth Cwm&wk is *h» a “grand *Cind~ senator: but Xr. Ransom is net amhitiuus to see his name a the Kumi. or tn have the people in. die gamenes identify h m. Xr. Ransom relies move on his native grace and Ine physique than m an jracoraal talent a> attract ar'-ncon. especially of die ; *liea who «r in the nwerved gallery tad mile on him. The Sorth l'aroUna Venator regimes gracefully in a spring bans chair, 'ookmg lazily at the •dienes as the debate prncreda Presently he raws and makes bis way slow ly toward the open space br&re -he vice nrestdent * mKrnns. He turns sowar 1 the mui dif male. When be w opposite the second mw of seats he stupe a half minute, looking fixedly sc the gaiiery. “throwing the demow et onresc* .nisi •noir &i r one there. Then the Vena tor thrusts the second dngvr of hts right hand bp b>s coat shew*. wd taking a firm hold of ha shirt cuA draws it into greater prominence with sb abrupt murwu. lues the same -hing Sir the euf m his le* wnatt md -hen pwmrs. sorting. up the aisle and llsappear* in the door of ’he eluak •wn. This little parade has given Xr. Ban-ami ’he .mne <rf “the ruff dwerer" among than trrevenekt peo pfewho sit tn the gas-re and make merry over the peenliaritats of the statesmen mt the 400“ x san?! «if mjenrs. Respect me tue opinion of the peo pie m the gailers* dues net apv-ar flu be * govern. i»g motive with Mr. Georg*. of Miireippt- Thaae whe saw the ethihtnes made by Mr. Cart. «f FoeWa» whe* a* was auraag hat •wwwmied fcrtT wot Iwwg ago reeai led F h .w desk. as MR Call claims tn ham lone, sad bold’v di^Ttareu a pmr of bnll iant trunauu iumwopan mesut mi the ■•aair rfone of ha neighbors. Mr. George mm merer it&red the senate * ceM-ticare .>f character and he still stands evadetnurd Sir time breweu es etapiecte. Bat Xr. ♦kw.?' snot .: s»:nji«l^ about Barters of immo eis^netts." He prides hMDseif./n dressing plain, v uid even rwghly. But even Xr. »r-«rre has bis I take vanity. It :s a van. ty which oddly enough he wares with Mr. Calk Earn es these gentlemen wishes to he considered a zrewi. lawyer. That ambition has been the rum if a great man y men. It drvve Wr. Gar land. if Arhansus. mto retreniene and Mr. J'ices of Fonda into a mad- House. Mr. Conkling and Mr. Ed munds respoctire ~ w-re responsible Sr the unfijrtnaate iial'ucina£.>’a* of both torso men. TOO »C- H <ls IXPBTKX Mr. Garland, bemg tasen from tne* senate and piacetl in the abeart if Mr. Cere lan.. U Suir-i to make gr»d aus reputation and he fcil into »jb sennry as soon as he weut out of ■tffhx. If ae had joes in&» the enbt aot nr.herxded he m.ght uw teen acrept.-d as aver- s»ir am.niey gen eral. U a fortunately, so im«:a wus -xpreted of xm. Mr. Jones presm »d a more pitiable cane. Emm she time he was tailed a “grrat euasticu t oua. ’awyer" in debate ne 'legaa. t? .•we ks jewi. laterally, it *as tnra ■vd. He was aa i«Miger cun’ent to w enpv the •juocure bat homw-xble pus - twu which he held an 'he iow u tae venose as one of the meiniiers rexn Fteridß Va every occwDa when apptM-uinity itF-red he must make speech--* on the «»BB*init.onaiity of pending ~te«tionsk. H.s ^*ib>w sene airs no need this ivnlupiEent. bar attributed » »c;iißg more thac vantiT. It was uoc long, huwew. hefiiri Mr. Jone* 3ian;>*-vi *yvp umds of insmi.'r. stid bus hallneina tuic present; r took the S^nx it mag tnrag 'bat the i-un sn •-r 7 ex-Mayor Phlma. of iMmit. wan ad to marry •urn. He stayed in Detr'.t all through the term of the Sif'y a.u. . congres®. ibs peen I iartt.es raaamg much p*n to nw n»mdy. Mt Fasc-i su'.iaseded hun m the araate. TBS PltWHlltl TxSm. The pardonaoie ranir* of Ms. Haw, -if M^BMcimseits. a du» ano* .- . ? T B<TT'm > » E*tit> m! prrewr. » edge 4f literature. ate his ability ■» qiwre "mtn the ciaasieil author* <w she atnprurvv in «nppw ofiry prep twtncn. He ban shewa his apestee •mi many <mx3irou>». ami during the tanif debate ie was » persMtent in >^ra*cum that Mr. Hjms hejc^t him® frsistL Xext to his kanw^ edge of iiarasnre sfc H»r Hat's prate m the s»et that he a a direct iraembw t of ZwHrir Hierman. Kr. Gibson, of MoryUiad. » rasa Gs iits pereouai up prana ce. He is aHßci .nes .is-led the Apollo at the ■senate. Ke earries him with snil 'he bitter memory at a pnngnph .ie jcnbiuz hut most eiiworate sperri’ when lie * member of rhe Wise, which reyre-seun^i him is stooping at mtervW rvarraage his necktie tr tu see tbaC his cndb were proper:* disptayed. Mr. G heon. ilowerer. :s not so mneh of * dandy as Me. W >i t>CL The Coiorwlo senator Jt mid to spend the greater part >f o» sua ry on cUchtng, and t have nesri ien- Kurs tumtnent on the number of ii’ats they haw seew him wear in the nurse of i mon tn. [n Wr. Mr. Woi eotr* eiuthing s«> ennspieiwus by .ts ranety and is hwniuuaoie ent that it divide* interest with his speech making <Ht Tver C«ww. T ma* Kaa. The man who Hur's m p-rsn.t h s»rtuue * tbect car-fit lie wrreeirg "he gwaud aed ay ng .town 31s line •if mares bef»r-muni, s a resides* Ansaxom. who * mre m be caught bv the "w itt-w-bit •horiw’" at ^ctti aci< n. and left belpkissiv n thei. nrutsLw rdicu'cns ipectacie H di nght-mmiied men. Mcp mt mor '.nanrse. which man. before you set swtk m tour bnaiueas journey. WhJe you are sell out of the WMoak sad titraMdsf the nosy wurid adopt a set <tf prrae'J^Mi. Let them be **wh as yaw «tt**trtice iod »>ur tunmoo sen^> innmr . Then hum.on aemiwsf aa.; lit aowr fuc ire gir-mmmt —rales at •tun.im.n. -utaed 00 the duties you aww to ted, m yaw* nerghhar aad t» y»«rse f. tkrn’t wait sanl you are eraie-i by (tepracow ar beset With diAenl- OH » deteraaiae *U*£ row snail te mttt atet >mg&C to )e iuiw-JnisM eertaui nrc; mtewi’ea. and a tan taay* •jcnnr. do rt. You are teter quah •fe-f to jedge rightly a tax tn jutt arxl prudent ui xn» eout:n^*n«.’» brtur etaxuningeneT s >p.uj you. :n*n you jaa be .a the 3iooe*nt of htH eaity. In paar trouble don't mat to the unpuufe of the moun nt. [tn pute :»a bund xnide in serious mat* . teat ftr&r back a» ywir'i: ta*l tea been the practice es ante aad X>«xi men firem time i:nmrrni>i~;d. Expeneni’e _■«. nu dvuhr. a capital tenrher, but her ’esgons are bittert *ad if ion be:i n life a .th a cowl h«*L an hone«t purpuar. a danntesa sptnt. xnd ix—i principle's Mid rues of enadaet of the right kind, yon will be al! the more likely to -scape the Uchif that bard Easkwusrr’se. Lav rnur course straight m the be- Zinaing. Mid st es to it »e cinoe y w sou ean n storm md suuahxae. Privutenee is tne underwriter fcr by the chart of honor and the uci' paeu >f prudence. Mid ’-en. if blown on tw rocks they ir- net Ixtaly x perttti there 5 r ack >f a«- pc Laf* tn»i "lerwiacC^. JLPi&ACirTcnLA. Fla.. F j I* W»-teß> Erpm.’."* B^im.. '^vruHZJh. -n.. D*aa Sd«—l « U ’▼”> * nr m ' n uiAC I wis tcfiv**!*! w Bb E»rar»t<* I Tus»i jne juttfe : • * * ami it nv*- -ne t safi>£ t in. bad mlwia 3n.>ad». I t»*l I primmt'Bt □uf'-T*-tateis. uxt^y *TJuid > < (•- ok •my **L I air ymrr i - wn; 4'P ? ? infwAjnkK&«3.S Ft» md & oiE&t t w mid -rr it Fxe > air i C- t X’nu^ht ’*•7- 0 t 13« ?. a. & w -4 4 [ I iiiif” 'X’n 2p «wr r Ta just ju ./ n lv^ . f jaw tH* r^wi "n" Treriih* *IiAiP P ? is lift?, health md X P B LDES Sid y »I* irr^ —--*s and .^nerd m r^. LIPPXI3 3R‘ ' . p” pr- i r> ind Drx^r Dm- 3. * ■ F^rt’E F i 5. Kl -M3' Li?r«.k!« 3ai* . St♦ »a. G*l3TL*mx5 —’Vhdt* n S*a Aar nn . ;t* P ? P ?' iff* lE • E. k^t* * c' i<Uh'??S‘ LT ..!** ’«kL’* , r ’ r alt* . .«.* ®y return i- tae I amt my imxc-e. Mr WF OML.L£ E tlulkK ^tt.i XbW >.< i i pain .r m t*’ Hn’it. pn tt» z l Tw *arr 1- ■ jG vid 'nid a-t.xte *M '•-aent mnl t tad ?. ? ?. and xierrs r^. 3ttfa®ur* m -»■* ^n»n»l:n_* it t i»L T or* Tn y. I ? a . TWO PAPERS FGB sirs raa Atlanta v Coistxtatias We of St .t. eth nr wt ■ir 5K YF.VR r<: JX dnbtaag «tb «rnpt>< O’ 1) > »nr X -hie flee mt «r ---ms «nw-i m tea. Liberal I*rizr Offers. Errrr mhaeri’W a •his --auroi •» -inhhmx smp-aMk n s mndi't m -sat TWO ?SIZZ OHFIWrS. esdinc ins xneaees to Ss 1* is J?-* l*> W» ST* SS...M ■»*< VMn.e la witaA i>— tr» rvCR PHIZES rf>— i r the XKA3E.-T P-TTMAYEI- f the «ze date ra n -rr p >t a w "—tnc suutoatf. mi »w»M ■> V ma-ie a» as a is th.- Sew «Viesns 1 . -th a Er. ixx- u»- n> anns the fl tai tmp inm e >Ll> to sew-t me n> the crrrp. s3>>k w.ae r a-c rut. #3 ■ r tot. j »} ir i arth. <?’> Sr ntßj. to cs ir-vnt years torr been. » li ■uw* V sr Boies Year Bales i uauu » Vitiffi «JBM» W» 1 >3JBI W7 WUWM '-si 5.37 UrT 9*- ZW7jn —t *jmi ntu in» . u-sßjes are 5U5 M 5 BMW. 7J0.38 I—3 <.«-•?< PBt. .. Wi 5. "X >53 iX>t» S.TW* J7» In a; n n n the .Pure avrrr -wuj saiwmher aa enter or ■ mtnoamia W»»nl < ♦ nfr>r. '•mu. • ‘ite miaHffiir w tri n he 5 St w «anr- ,“iaeia|. nt/ du .uui nut uww ■ a arm. i« aCM sete.W < -urgut —ei. n du nmte wut tu -ju -itutiua -••r Sie t — . .... .. * iwtarw. OSE SB CBT*I Ciue net aawnpfit a —m» fttbuae-ntrmftte «M w:il je iiTnteti ut. mr "thee w» mpnir the eenwt w.rt tn ’bit 'iaa« n tut shevw tsataaEat Thus. 1 then sre |fi «W. te— .jnt-is L -SBs>i” -v the ' r—- t rd -B«-n w «ud rs»«x»» ftuS. t M*. ra h *EUL Ac. 3« rh .1 "toe ai>.»e ."Ettfla Yw sad .a ■hint, n at TWV PIBEBS to the fnca •H. P^e Weefcy C. nsctntu n ias a eumda aiß rfia.Jw.atal » TH* FEuei^S ataya Eoruf 3a*nu?»a la . T-sa. —f the Kagaana ‘^K3^W^te , 'Sawawa ihmaafc «t the- reSyfaenewt ,rs ig wiki >■ »» week. news n m—pe nuents a ai* the news iaw rfthe w nd. , 7ue f-r U. use paper mt the Cuaaß * nxtiua Z^cx Oqqjb. 3vFH FOB ft.-S. 1 ? JOXKn . W a MILI-EX JOKES & HUES, COIKL- — tml Dtst em Fm— ALL STYLE VEHICLES L»Lri»wr, »*j. Brick - Stables ♦'umi'! <a, G«l Oppwrw X. w &>CH W- Si • • RW’fltvßt to mWH, Ea« B*^r Format** ?o*t F :r- «*4. Slurs. Z>o**: i"rn -r < w-*i >. X* 4 *'t *’ 'i f li-O 4 «*» <tV'M < " ■* < e r *•* r Hr"tFl *:*«nus x» eti m call tu are I A B«X P JOHN C. H VRDY. pbv<:> y jyj sr^rE' y. DEXVFd. GKKHKSEA. I hav-‘ •■ . Jiri M lir ‘X* id O.csett .a**, t . r [ in be ’in*; it ioy Snr — r f —. D* ' x'«i’ L aj ul f -ninr.- .. w rw xat lay ^jrx-nr^ r >aysM3aa 2^ x FRAN K -:-S. 1 OiTIN. Iniritt at Law. F'*EXKU* til ^A. •V ii. >n ue a U- •■•;•* ur C >«•’> errmit n ; Mid Tr ui?. *■*< n» o r'’^ *a •-Ae O ’*r* -t n r -a J.* -o». 1. ^fr«» a* ■» v*- te ue c> on •: • /t»n.Ar> Wswb wwwr*. >«<ywi-I|-u(lfc. W\«c sc-.- WWW * Xju. «» cnrA ." r lecar^. «t» wmcs? Tjm. -ow .tunc ® wßwna. V^m Mis eA. «» ^ws ujcoi i^nrM*. NO. 22.