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* OCTOBER WEATHER,
’ - Irl R. Hicks’ Forecasts of
. Coming Storms,
By special arrangement with the
V. Irl Hicks, the noted weather
~ prophet, we have secured an ad.
rance sheet of hLis meteorological
5 ”recastq,fcr October to appear in
the torthcoming issue of his month«
ly journal.
The forecasts are dated Septem
ber 17, and our farmer readers wi:l
find them of more than usual in
terest as bearing upon planting op
erations,
As we approach the 20th, oyes
trained to meteorological changes
wil! nowe the gathering elements of
approaching storms. Higher ten:
‘perature, falling baromoter, rqs
terly to southerly winds —st, !
The 20th, 21st and 22 il
~daysin the period against which
we would warn our readers. There
is voticeable tendency to stormi
ness in the regions ot the northern
lakes about this time, and the ap
proaching perturbation of Venus,
together with other canses, will
likely aggravate this tendeney at
this time into violent movements.
The days following up the re
actionary mortements ahout the
26th or 27th, ought to be crisp
and cold, with frez'ny generally
~ to northward. |
October should open with conl, |
bright weather prevailing ia most
parts of the country. Heavy frosts
with some sharp freezing wiil be a
most natural resalt during the
nights tiding us from September
into October. |
On the 2d and 3d a sharp rise in
temperature, followed by stormi.
_ ness, may be look:d for, and by
the time the higher temperature
and storme touch the east, another
blast from the north and west will
have advanced past the middle of
the continent.
About the 7th it will begin to
turn quite warm, with soft skies
and southerly currents, which con
dition will grow until storms of
marked energy show themselves on
danger days—Bth, 9th and 10th.
Meteorological laws will compel a
period of three to four days with
sharp freezing and frosts after
these storms, which condition will
break down progressively from
west to east on and next to the 141}
and 15th. Warm, southerly winds,
with reactionary storms, will be
the result—followed again by the
regular cold wave.
A storm period in which Vulean,
Mercury and Venus are directly
concerned beging about the last
day of October. The month wil!
go oat with rising temperature and
threatening indications, if not ace
tive storms. |
The past summer has abundant
ly verified the prediction of warmer
and drier weather, which we must
repeat, was only the beginning of
a period of at least three seasons in
which the same character of sum
mers will prevail —the crisis being
resched, perbaps, about 1892.
The heavy rains which have
fallen in many places o 8 we ap~
proached our autumnal equinox,
are the natural expressions of des
parting disturbance, the ahsence of
which will be more marked during
the coming year.
The prediction of cool ‘weather
and early {rosts for the present au«
tumn has up to this date been ver
ified by an exceptional degree, and
would seem to be a guarantee of a
further prediction of a longer and
harder winter before us than the
last.
Let us see. Meantime, what
harm can come from careful prep
arations for a colder winter and a
drier, hotter summer to follow?
“The prudent man foreseeth the
evil and lLideth himself, but the
simple pass on and are punished.”
Rlpe’&:;;—g‘e—.h 9
J. H. Holecomb and wife, of
Eelcherville, Texas, have celehrat
ed their fijtieth wedding anmniver.
gary, and are still hale and hearty.
The secret of their long life and
good health is that they correct
any slight ailment promptly, and
in that way avoid serious sickness,
Like most every one else, they are
more frequently troubled with
constipation than any other physis
cal disorder. To correct this they
take St. Patrick’s Pills in prefer
ence to any other, because, as Mr.
asg Mr, Hofcomb say, “They are a
mild pill and, besides, keep the
whole gystem in good order = We
Krise them very highly.Y * For sale
y Cheatbam & Farrar.
Shepard's B. B. Cologne is the
most Justing of all perfumes, and
its delicacy recommeads it to all
refined people.
ey e
Buy the Eagle tip School Shoe
from J. W. Turner,
PROGRESSIVE CONVERSATION.
A New Arrangement Meant Miny
for the Pair Sex,
A new amusement prticularly
adapted to the traditional taleat o
fair women, ‘s the “Progressive
Conversation Party,” which had
itg birth in the enst, lis popul e
ity iz e-tahiished hy its possitiiis
ies to entertain any number of
guests, though more than twenty
a-ammt,{ls\e easily manazed. Tis
\mwlné operandi is somewhat as
follows ;
As miny chairs as are reqiived
by the numbor of cuests i.vited
are arranged in pairs in a coutinus
ous line, one behind the other, and
are yoked together with hroad rib
bons of diflerent colors. The top
icg of cor versation for the evening
are announced on the invitation
cards,
A card on whizh s wiitten a
topre of conversation is ticd with a
narrow rithon 1w the conneetine
ribbons on the chuive, and tally
eards, as in progressive euchre,
with a tiny vibbon bow, which
matehes the eolors on the ehairs,
are arran ed fir both ladies and
gentlemen, as in the game when
played with cards, YWhen all the
guests have drawn a card they
take their seats according to the
color designated by the tally eard,
the ladies on the leftand the gens
tlemen on the right, the hostess
taps a bell, and the buzz of cons
versation begins,
Ten minutes are allowed to each
topie, and the topic on each set of
chairs differs from all the others.
The judzes choson pass down the
line and criticise, and at the end
of the time specified aflix a gold
star on the card of the best cons
versationalist, Pilver star on the
card of the vanquished. The en
tire company change seats, the geu
tlemen retreating one sest, the la.
dies advaneing one, and the buzz
begins again. When ten changes
have been made, ten topics dished
up and discussed, the person hav
in the greatest number of gold J
stars is the winner. |
HAD A TERRISLE COUGH. |
In the morning hurried or (lifli.u‘
cult breathing, raising phlegm, |
tightness in the chest, quickened
pulse, chilliness in the evening m'l
sweafs at night,all or any of these
things are the first stages of cons
sumption. Dr. Acker's Inglihs
Cough remedy will care these fear
ful symptoms, and is sold under a
positive guarantee by Dean & l)n-‘
vis.
DOr. Acker English Pills
Are active, effectiva and pure,
: 1
For sick headache, disordered
stomach, loss of appetite, bad com
plexion and biliousness, they have
never been equaled, either in
America or abroad. Sold by Dean
& Davis.
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R v so e
There are mary persous in this
community whoare at times troub
led with colic, or subject to attacks
of bowel complaint. If so they
should try Chamberlamn’s Colie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy.
It will afford almost immediate re
lief, and when reduced with water
is pleasant to take. If taken as soon
as the first indication of the disease
is felt it will ward of attack. Many
people use it in this way, and find
that it never fails them. A 25 or
50 cent bottle magy be obtained
trom Cheatham & Farror.
I have used Bull’s Sarsaparilla
in skin dizease. of long standing.
which demanded a thorough
change of the fluids of the body
and any physician knowing its
composition will admit its value,—
W. T. Prentise, Lewisport, Ky.
I DR
- My poor little sick child has
been savel from the grave by its
kind mother giviag it Dr. Buil’s
Worm Destroyers which the little
one thought was candy.
WILL YOU SUFFER with
Dynpo’wi;\ and liver complaint?
Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to
cure yvou by T. D. Saie.
Buy the White
It is the lighest running and most
durable family sewing machine.
In 1888 it was honored above all
t he Centennial Exposition at Cins
cinnati. In 1889 it was triumph-~
ant with the highest honors at the
Exposition Universelle Paris, and
was awarded the gold medal tor the
best family sewing machine. For
sale for cash or on installments by
) rfV( 1
A. P. HATCHER.
—_———
J. W. PEDDY
MERCHANDISE BROKER,
DAWSOUN, GA.
Office on Main street at T. O,
Whitchard's store. Business solici
ted.
|l P I i
1 Many peeuliar points make Hood’s Sar
l saparilla superior to all other medicines,
! Peculiar in combination, proportion,
| and preparation of ingredients, N,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla possesses .‘\\\‘y
' the full curative value of the ‘.;
| best known remedies 0 ef
| the vegetable king- Q dom
} Peculiar in fts %‘b strength
| and economy— ‘ Hood’s Sar
, saparilla Is %‘b the only medi
, ¢ine of which can traly
| besaid, fi% “One Hundred Doses
| One 6 Dollar * Medicines in
| o larger and smaller bottles
i U require larger doses, and donot
} produce as good results as Hood's,
‘ Peculiar in its medicinal merits,
| Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hith.
| erto unknown, and hars won for itself
| the title of “The greatest blood K
| purifier ever discovered.” o\
| Peculiarinits “good name Co at
’humv,"—t!u-m is now \‘ more
| of Hood's Sarsaparilla sold in
SLn\\'(-11. where &0 it Is made,
| than of all ( other Dlood
| purifiers. . lb, Peculiar in its
i phenome- \;\ nal record of sales
| abroad, 0\) no other preparation
| has e ever attained such popu
| Q larity in so short a time,
| and retained its popularily
i\% and confidence among all elasses
| of people so steadfastiy.
Do not be induced to buy cther preparations,
but be sure to get the Peculiar Medicine,
s : .
Food’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by zildruggists. #1; six for s, Preparedonly
by C. 1. HOOD & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass,
| ICO Doses One Dcliar
en———
For Dismission.
Ordinary Offi-e, Aug 11th, 1890,
G EORGIA —Terrell County.,
S. T. Jordan, Administrator of F.
H. Hayes, represents that he has
fully discharged the duties of his
said trust, and prays for letters of
dismission. This is thercfore to
notify all persons concerned to
show canse, ifany they ean, on or
before the Ist Monday in December
next, why said Administrator
should not be discharged from
said trust.
| J. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
1
Petition for Charter,
GEORGIA—Terrell County.
To the Supekior court of said
county: The petition of A C Hill,
['J Stapleton, W G Aven, G W
Williams, J M Holland, J i Chap
man and S S haynes respecttully
shows that they desire for them
selyes, their associates and sucecess.
ors, Lo be incorporated under the
corporate name of “Bronwood Co»
operative Mili and Gin Company,’
tor the term of twentyv yvears, with
the privileze of renewai. The ob-
Jeet of their fucorporation is pecus
niary gain and profit for the stock
holdersin said cowpany, and the
particalar Husiness to be earvied o
by said corporation is that of a
general milling and gin business,
grinding wheat, corn and other
grains, and ginning and packing
cotton, and also manutacturines
commercial fertilizers and selling
the sanie, and charsing theretor
fair and remunerative compensa
tion. The capital stock of said
corporation will be two thousaud
and five hundred dollars, diviled
into shares of ten dollars each, with
the privilegze of iuvcreasing said
capital stock to an amount not exs
ceeding ten thousand dollars,whens
ever a majority of the stockhold.
ers may so determine.
The priveipal place of doing
busijess by said corporation will
be in the town of Bronwood, Ter~
rell county, tra. Wherefore your
petitioners pray that they an
their successors may be made a
body corporate and politie, under
the name of the Bronwood Co-op~
erative Mill and Gin Company,
with the following rights. powers
and privileges: T sue and he
sued, to plead and be imp'eaded, to
contrace and be contracted with,
to have and use a common seal, to
make by-laws for the government
of its officers and stockholders not
inconsistent with the laws of Geors
gia and the United States and the
same to alter, amend or repeal at
heir will, te buy, hold, own have,
use, imptove, rent, lease, sell and
convey real and personal preperty
for corporate purposes, to horrow
money for corporate purposes and
secure the same by mortzage, deed
or otherwise as may be deemed
advisable, to make notes and ac.
counts, to appoint all officers and
agents for the management ot its
business, to employ all servants,
workmen and all other pers
sons useful or needtul to the proy~
er coduct of the husiness of said
corporation, and to have and enjoy
all other ri:hts, powers and privs
ilezes conferred by law upon cor
porations of like character in
this state,
Hovr & Parks,
Petitioners Attorneys,
1 certify the above and forego
ing to be a true and correct ex
tract from the record ot Terrell
Superior Court, this Sept, 13th,
1890, J. C. F. CrArk, Clerk.
Filed in office this 13th. day of
Sept., 1890,
J. C. F. CrLARK, Clerk.
For Dismission.
Ordinary’s Office, July 24th, 1890,
GEORGIA-—Terrell County.
W. C Kendrick, execator of the
will of J. C. Kendrick, represents
that he has tally discharged said
trust and prays for letters of dis
misston. This is there‘ore to no
tify all persons concerned to- show
cause if any on or before the first
Monday in- November next why
said executor should not he dis
charged from said trust.
J.W. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
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by 1A FiILTON,
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Gin Repairine
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[am ready to repair your
g]nS, .
Bring them to the mill one wile
east of Dawson, or ship to cither
depot, and I will have them ready
‘hy the time you need them.
| Whensaw or brosh work is
needed, send only that part, other -
wise send all the gin.
Yours Very Truly,
GOR: V. PACIS.
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NOTICE OF ELECTInH.
GEORGIA-—Terrell county
The qualified voters of suid
county are hereby notified that on
Wednesday, October Bth, next,
1890, an election will be held at
the various precinets in said coun- |
ty to determine the question 1
whether bonds shall be issued hy ¢
said county for the purpose of
building a new court Louse theres |
in, the amount of slid bonds (o be |
thirty thousand deltsesand o hear
interest at the rate of five per ecnt, |
perammum, payable on the fivst !
day of Jdanuary annually. The |
principal of said bouds shall be- |
come due as follows: one thousand |
do'lars on the first day of January
1899, and one thousand dollirs on
each first day ot Juanuary therea!-
tee, till all thereot shall have
heen paid. Said cloetion shail be
held at the same places and con
ducted in the same mmuer as oloe.
tions for county officers: the bal
lots to bear the words “For Bouds”
or “Agzinst Bonds"
Done by thie Order of the Board
of County Commissioners for Ter—
rell county the first day of July,
18 90..
W. H. TUBRNEP, ¢ hairn/n.
l':. . ];l'igq‘s, As 5. !.1-I', G O
Hill, W, Jennings, Commissions
ers.
J.W: Ronsrne .8 € €.
SHERIIIVS SALE®S,
Will he sold before the court
house door in Dawson, Terrell ¢o.
Ga., on the first Tuesday in No
vember next,within the leral fours
sale :
Opne DPratt gin, condense:r and
feeder and two bales of cotton: lev
ied on as the property of J, Z
Turner to satisfy a fi tain favor of
Hammond [lull & Co. va. J. Z.
Turner.
1. R. THORNTON, Sheriff,
Sept. 30th, 1890,
For Dismission.
GLEORGIA, Ter.ell County.
Wherers, N. A. E. Mclendon,
administratix of the estate ot Nuo
mi Coxwell represents to the conrt
in her petition, duly fited and on
tered on record, that she has tully
administered Naomi Coxwell’s es -
tate. This is therefore to cite all
persons concerned, kindred and
creditors, to show cause, if any
they can, why said administrix
should not be discharged from her
administration, and receive letters
of dismission on he first bionday
in January,lB9l.
J. W. ROZER S,
Ordinary.
Notice of Public Road.
[ GEORGIA - Terrell County.
| To all whom it may concern. All
| persons intercsted arc Lerehy no
( tified that it no good cause be
]shnwu to the contrary, an order
will be grauted on the Tth duy of
} October, 1890, establishing a new
road, commeneing at the house of
0.8. Pace, on the Althuy and
Dawson road, and keeping straicht
aud running in the direction o)
Dawson, by the residence of N W
Puace, and into the same road pear |
the Ross place.
By order of Beard of (!uunt_{
Commissioners, Sept. 2d, 1890,
J. W. Roßerts, Clerk. a
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%” ’i fa‘ii,l“; insfl i‘g;gfig?'é
loithy UIOBAY, dORBUT,
5 N ey
Spectacles and Silverware,
For sale at the very lowest priers at
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JTowrsler.
Liepairing also Qone on short notice. ANI work gunarantecd to give
satisinction.
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o HMills.
Cane tis.
E For all varietics of suear|
Cand Soighum eane. Lighest run
; ring, hest geaded in gize and finest !
Minished cane mills made. They
i:':l'\'v stee]l shafts, steel bolts and
{ set serews, brass boxcs and lever-
Lrible feed hoxes, A monkey
!\‘-'l';m"l oiler and a full sat of ho'ts
[to go with each mill. For sale by
| J. W.TURNER, Dawson, Ga. |
| TH CTAMK DREENED
| 1U STOCK i:ipi:.EDs.nS. |
[ My Fine Stallion,who hasa know ni
{ pedigree and a record of 2:40 with. !
out trainine,
g \ordan, d
o Mordan, dr, |
ii Will stand for the Seagon, com- |
[ meneing SEPTEMBER Isr., at
(Bwocker & Farnum's Stables.
i' Al breeders of Fine Siock of
;'l‘( reell and adjoining (-t>xln:iv.~"
{should bave Jobha Morgan, Jr., to |
| serve them.
18. i' MELTON, Dawson, Ga.
| DENTISTRY. )
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7. 1. Thurmond, |
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| DAWSON, GA. ;
| gz Satisfactjon Guoaran. !
VY cedinall kinds of Den- |
tal Work. Old plates repaired |
and made good as new. ;
BEST LOCAL AN/ESTHETICS USED
Puaivless Extraction of Teetd,
Patronage respecttuliy solizited.
M. C. EDWARDS, Jr, |
FOTAR M 7 y T |
ATIORNET ATLAW,
DAWSON., ~ GA.
Office with Grices & Laing.
| B. F. CHRISTIE,
- ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
| DAWSON, GA.
| Wil practice in the State :mdi
| Federal Courts. Collections res
iccivv special atiention and prompt
returns made.
}quacs & LAING.
ATTORNEYS ATLAW.
DAWSON, GA,
! Prompt attention to ali business
J. L. SANES, -
ATTORNEY AT XLaW
DAWSON, GA. l
Business vespectfully solicited !
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| IC. 7. Blart,
| ATICRNEY AT LAW,
| Dawson, Ca.
I Office over dennings Bros' store, |
Business solicited anh prompu at- ‘
teoti® given, ‘
~ Sullivan’s best tobaceo at Dean l
al Duvis'.
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The vicest suparcurd. d
shouidors,. the sweetest
hams, the boest breakfass
bucon aad all kinds of
meats cheap, or o nice
bucket ef fiesh minee
nreat, a fresh lot of Snows
flike eruel g, a fine bots
Jeot delieinps olives or
pickles, some nice evagos
rated pears or apples, or
anviiing iu the way of
fresh, pure geoceries, oo to
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isPEßiiy 1 FLIKGR
Will eure gvery case of
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Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
It has been equaily suecessul in
Liver Complaint,
Constipation,
Jaundice,
Headache,
Acidtty or Heartburn,
Chronic Dysentary or Dia
rhaea, Heart l)iscasc!
and Asthma. |
Prepared only 1y |
Dr. Hour’s Euixie Clo., |
Mountezama, Ga. ‘
i ol % IS AL
Monsy TLoaned
WOILSY mOBNEE.
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Farm Lands
AND
’ OITY PROPERTY
i lowest rates of interest. Cld
loans rencwd,
R. F. SIMMONS,
Attorney at Law and Agent for
Ga. Moan and Trust Co.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
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Bettnd toe clowd the sun is stinl shiuing.”
The words of the nant avo sionificant with the discovery of man, since the intro
| duction of Woelridze's | one # i (e, ‘ithe cloud of a blood disease hangs
heavy on anv one It unfis thoin for labor e rest, tike a ghost it stares them in
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the'face, and wiil not downg &l Luch clonds are nosw being dispelled by that truly
wonderinl vesetabie reinads wae W, . laverand Ki Incy diseases have never
i stood the effcets of this medicine, 3 hey disapoear as fast as the medicin- 13 used.
| , Corummus, Ga., July 15, 1889,
t Woolricge's Wondorfu! Cure Co.. Co faindus, Ca.
! G After suftor twealy vears with -y kideoys, and finding only temporary relicf,
fier (akiug various 1 b WoCGaswsting sen £ the st noted physicians in the country,ata
| tof hundreds o 1z for no goad, Ldeeided 19 vWU C., and I must confess that to-day {
! 1s well s fever tid that | suffer oo pin wuctever trom my Lidneys wnd am feeling betier
| £y respoct than | s for veurs, fLadtribnte it all to two bottles of W, WC; aud Lwounld
| advise all who suffer 1a the teast witon Kt sey oo Dladaendroubles to give W, W, C. o tri il
| Yours truly, A. KIMBROUGH.
3 For calebr all devgzinis, Manufactured by Woolridge’s Wenderfal Cure Uoey
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. K. MIERCER & CO
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Carriage, Surrey or Phaefon
On as essv terms asany house in Geor ia. Uil on them ac th ir
Now Iron Repository, where'you will find Mr. J. W. BROWN cvet
redy fo waiton you. cod Notes Proferable to Money. Don't for et
WE SBELL THE BCEST WAGCNS MAR=
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v gold. The olin of deawin iy si aple aad will by sagis e o 20 8
iained when vat ea’ls Qar stoek is fresh, en npleie and prives as Liw
sanyone else. Romenbor this, It will pay you,
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DUrONE ¢ hellanle ompaniss
They can be tound at the News office or at the office of .J. A. ].-:\ing
over ( hextham & Denr's drue store.
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| For every dellar IN CASH that von spead with us between. this
uid Octobart Ist, we will give vou a tisket o witlinr von to a chanee
it 1 rak, don'ne case, sten winding and stem setting (Gold \V'l“'h.‘
- wort $OO. The drawing will take place at ear store on the above dite
under the manavement ot di-intorested parties. Don't fail to come
and see the waten and secur: a tigket,
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"TOIBACCO
Sold hy the Box at manufactarars’ price and very low at retail. Best
erades on the market, F'ns Alliance is especially invited to loog st
my tobaceos betore bhuying.
I2IRIRCY) I 3 ECECED
A lot of tha colebrated “Kentncky” dried heef just ree ived. Finest
ever shipp.od diere. ;
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Delivered inany part of the city free of eharse. Churehes and church
societies supplicd free,
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linvite thoss who desier their o 0 Viodelivored] from the diffrént ¢'lr~‘
nots to their !.! Iwes 0! business, tn vive ma theis h l“ii";. and | pro utse
they shall Le delivered with promptness and eares »
i Lespectfully, ’
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Olaud Hatcher
