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1 HE CONYERS
FOOLIHG THE C 0 '» And,
ys ;
Ben Carter ha 1 ‘ heaps c< $fr’’ a
lie expresses it, at Rock creek, west
of Laramie, the other day. B- u j s
a typical western cwboy—i whole*
poll led, dare-dv\il tuioclier of sleets,
a teliow w!.o wi 1 d vide tin last do],
lar will, friend, or ride anything tha'
ha* not more than tour legs and
v ears a saddle. Ban In* One weal:
p .int, a fi.ndnes* for the j.ilnhurie
.,cid annihilator which Wyoming
barkeepers retail as whisaey. ami
when he is “iub” he is windy and
ready tor any harmless mischief
Ou the day referred to B h was
at R»cky creek loading stock A
doziti or more of hi* brother cowboys
w.-re in town, and after the a duoti*
duties inctdeul to crowding twenty
w ire steer* into a cur thytu the hu
ilder* i.dended were ov«r. the b -y»
begin to “boi-zj u. ” and hv tlm
lime it gut dark enough to light the
lamp* the »*1<*'U keeper found tha
i.e hadn’t any that were fit to dn
duty a* illuminator*—the boy* had
shot them to piece*. Evmy tmi« a
lamp would fall the m irk*mau win*
a<si*ted at t e pi« -m o te u <»t said
lamp won d uhverfuily wr.itz to the
b ir ami pay for it, and then try again.
The la->p market was active lor a
lew minutes but the supply wa*
limited. B n hadn't taken a hand
in the shooting unite* a* y**i, but h d
made it a point to drink with dt
succc*slul m.iik*men, so tnal strictly
spesking he wasn’t sober. Finally
he awoke to action.
Se.ziug a iwolv' r from a compan-
1,111 and drawing his own, he sj rang
to the uitiiier of the room and ffe
nvvru i iiiinsclf of a Bpeeoli. lie told
thr boy* ll)cl iliey <1 gill to b ' ft*
tamed of ihciuselvc.-. II0 V* 51
perfect l»<ly hiniself, and it shocked
1,iin to wiiiici** such disgraceful p.o
cwddigs. He had been »pi>oin ed
a* * deputy sheriff on his la t, visit to
I.dHinie, and had decid 'd to arrest
every mother’s son ot tlum The
buy* protested against such a strange
procedure, but li fl mrisheiJ his
guns, tied liiem lie hud the who e
Until S ii'e* at Id* back, an 1 i . 1 *
pm'iou.-ly order'd them into an
empty warehouse near, the dmir at
which stood open. Tin- nov. liy ot
tlie thing somewhat muddled the boys
and Athmit a word tin y filed into
tue tenipurarv prison mi 1 Bun closed
ghe door. He then iu tl»-d around
and found sivcral big chains, with
which he securely fastened them, and,
wi'h the dignity * high priva'e in a
state militia corps, in muted guard
on the outside. The boy* ventilated
their prison cell a* #e!l asib-y c >uld
wiih what ammunition tliey hud.
and then dropped off to sleep. In
the nitiriiiiig 13-n rclea*e<i them,
aftrr exacting a solemn prnmin to
behave themselves like gentlemen
and ladies thereafter.
The hoy* walked over to the hotel
as meek ** latnh*. When laling
their breakfast they noticed that an
unusual amount of hilarity seemed
fo i r vail in the dining room. The
1 e d »od only wader lunch 'd boi -
lerously while serving the amp, the
cook poked his heal through the
doorway leading to th ' kitchen and
drew it btok again quickly, and a
*eri s of Comanche war whoops that
were positively painful to their lis¬
tening ears gradually subsided into
a low, mellow laugh, which made
tha plates on the tables fairly jingh
Sounds of mirth also floated iu from
the office, uutil finally one ot the boys
went out t<» inquire the cau«e. He
caiue back preaeaily, and ihe most
ignorant Judge of the emotions as
ehowii by the human features could
l«ve told that he wa* madderuoa
woiheii. He consulted a moment
with hi* companions, and then cal'ed
the wai'er and ordered box of “forty
feors.” These were sei ved cold, and
tl»e Command loaded tboir weapons
and marched down to the saloon,
where they found B» n Carter. The
kesifl.'Ui, Bronoho Bill, then and
there told Ben that he wa* no gtu
t l«man He had taken advantage of
hi. friends, and made them ,l ie
laughing-stock of the community.
lie hud pretended that he wa* an
autfaoriaed depn'y sberiff, when the
tact was that he had on more claim
to the title of deputy sheriff than Ben
Butler had to the spoons history
say* be hypothecated. Believing
that he rv present ad the msj*rsty ot the
law, they bed g veti him the regp>
kedttuvtu. lit had iusiii.td tL.ui
,i tlicm.in the ‘•jo-’’ over
™""T?tid they could ti:»t wipe out
«"*««* by eie.-t.ng a vane pcy
.......or- .h.r.»h UUI .
.hunt tbe«« ofhia boys, H« must go,
4’M1 if.t q ilck
Jen is brave enoa jh, but, after h •’
had looked ov. r the crowd an I saw
.hat ench man bad hi* hand on his
persuader, he concluded that pernaps
Broncho Bill was ii hf. lie got, and
wher he had put several hundred
yirds of ssgeh’Ush ^rid saad between
and tlm station, the hoys,
''''‘vino no furteer use of “to. t v four*.'’
’ ,,,, l )l >**-* ,n ' , r revolver*. Kr mi the
^ii* ruauiier in whieh Bju wa* dan
«ing armuid mt hepas.*ed swiftly v, r
the brow of the hill toward Laramie,
oid the amount ol dust jising in bill.
•loud- all around him, it is b livi d
lie boy* carelessly point' p their
w apotts his way whits tukt ig the
loads out.
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.
Mis* Doot! has been giving Philadel¬
phia demoimtrA'ive lectures on cookery,
and here are 24 ot her culinary jirov
erhs:
Tepid water is produced bv combin
•'"tr twolhirdb cold and onetiiird boiling
w er.
Never put a pudding that is to be
steamed into anything else than a dry
mo ild.
In making snv sauce put the butter
and flour in together and your saucj
will never be lumpy.
In boiling eggs hard put them in boil
imr water, ft will prevent the yolk from
coloring blai k.
Old p tai >es may be freshened up 1 v
plunging them into cold water before
cooking them.
Boil fowl with sauce over which grate
the yolk of e^gs, ia a magnifliceut dish
for luncheon.
In ui king a cm*? of any kind do not
melt tlie Lrd in the ffour. Melting wi,!
injure the crust.
The yolk <>t eags binds the crust much
l>et,ter than the white. Apply it to the
ed(,c« with a hrmh
A few dr ed or preserved cherries,
with at.me* out are die very best thiug*
[lossible to garnish sweet dishes.
The water used in mixing bread must
he tepid ho'. If d is too hot the loaf
Wjli be full of great holes.
Whenever von see your unuo* boiling
from the sides of tin 1 pan, you may know
your flour or corn starch is ioue.
Y-.u mint never attempt to boil the
■„{ adcar soup in the stock, for
j, w ',u tt i wa ys discolor the soup,
Iri cooking a fowl, to ascertain when
it is done put a skewter into th* breast,
and if the breast is tender the fowl is
done.
To boil potatoes succea fully when the
akin breaka pour off the water and let
them finish cooking in thefr own ateara.
Never wa*h raisins that are to be used
in sweet dishes. It ivi'l make the pud¬
ding heavv. To clean the.a, wdpe with
a dry towel.
There is n greenness in onlousand po¬
tatoes tha' renders them hard to digest.
For health's sake put them in warm wa
t ir for an hour before cooking.
The only kind of stove with which you
cao preserve a uniform heat is as/a*stove
for with it you can simmer a pot for an
hour or boil itat the Bame rate for 20
minutes.
Good flour is not tested by its color
White flour mav not be the best. Che
test of flood flour is by tfie amount of
water it absorbs.
on j h :szz^zJ!, “Jz '11
on its milk 24 hours, and cream for but
that r tt is to be whipped should 1 b :r, not. k be °rr but
ter cream, lest in whipping it change to
buter.
To beat the wh’tes of egg* quickly
put in a pinch of salt. The cooler the
egg* the quicker they will froth. Salt
cools and also freshens them.
To make maccaroai tender put it in
cold water and bring it to a goil. It
will then be mnch mote tender than if
put in hot water or stewed in miik.
To brown sugar for sauce or for pud¬
dings. put the sugar in a perfectly dry
saucepan. If the pan is the leist bit
wet the sugar will burn and you will spoil
your saucepan
Cut.ats and steaks may b * fried as
broiled, but they must be put in hot
butter or lard. The grease is hot enough
when it throw soft a bluish smo'e.
In boiling dumplings of an v kiml put
them in the water one at a time. If they
they will mix wi h
e
A Sumpter county farmer Ixas a chick
en cock, that crows every night twelve
distinct crows- He must have swal¬
lowed a lilip utian watch When a cbick.
A Kentucky dog, having beard of his
characteristic, imi'ates him iu bis bark
ing at midnight. The twei'e distinct
barks precisley like the croamg of a
ekkkeo. Auotber sign the w orld is
; is couu ig to a l ho.
hi n r.
The follow inc from Trott's Heel h
, , .
Iw , „ llrft I( , h1 .
Don't go fo bed with cold feet.
D()Jlt 8t#M ,, fiw hu flir
D )n q Mt what y>lll do IM> , e I jn- t
to aa.e it.
Don't try to get cool too quickly af < r
exercisinr.
Don't sleep with insecuie false teeth
in ’or mo th.
D oi’t start the day's work without i
good breakfast.
D»n sleep in a room w’thout *enti’a
tiou of some kind.
D ..i t stuff a cold. lest, you be nut
obliged to starve a fever.
D.i-'t trv to ge' along without fl’min'
mi.l.'ii lotiiiug in llie winter
Don l lise your voice fur ton 1 speakiu.
or singing when you are hoar*.'.
Don’ try to get along with le *9 tliai
eiight or nine hour* sleep.
Don't sleop in the same undergarment
you wear in the day.
Don’t toast, your feet bv the fire, hut
try sunlight friction instead.
Don t neglect to have at !ea*tone move
meat of tlie bow Is each day.
Don’’ try to keep upon coffee and al¬
cohol when you ought to go to bed.
Don’t drink ice water bv the glass :
tike it in sips, 11 swallow at a time.
Don’t eat snowt' quench thirst; it
brings on inhumation of the throat.
Don’t strain your eves bv rea ling ( r
working with insufficient or flickering
light.
Don’t use th * eves for reading orfiie
work in the t-ilight ( f evening or early
morn.
Don't try to lengthen vour your dre s
by cutting chore your nigfit's re-;t.; it Is
poor conoiuy.
Do.i't wear close, heavy for or rubber
caps or hats if your hair is thin or falls
out easily.
Don't eat anythin* between metis et
ceptinif fmitsor a gl issof liot milk if you
feel faint.
Don’t take some other person * toedi
cine'hecans • von are troub ed somewhat
as they were.
THE TUDE WALK
SUii'iiu ftt the door of the Gils.'.
H- Usc this morning. I ciuglit on to
th« geniti.it* dude wv k, and found
out how ilie thing is doin'. Tin
peouliaiily <d tlm dude locomotion is
the wriggle of the hips, alurnut ng
and this iseau-rd by turning in tin
toes slightly and *tepp ng on the ball
of the foot, Usihg the lieol only ns a
balance, thti- prooucing the springy
hopely ino'ion while the arms are
crooked a little at the elbow and ke?p
time with the swing of the hips T e
hrad is bow id forward until a plumb
line from the hose would whack the
naii of the big toe. It any ot il e
Ddly Newsreader* imagim* that if
not the genuine dude w alk h t hem
practice it ill l lie* vicinity ot Clark and
Madison street, and *< e how quick *„
ihe ganiils will lecogi m- u. lhe
sample I Gail was a d- filing liflie fel¬
low, and evidently knew lna luigine**.
Howevor, th- dude wmIk i* no worK 1
than the gvtoiau bend of a fi w yeais
since.
What w.il! it doT
Brown’s Iron Bitters? Good fo -. 1
^ . cbalre wi‘h .v,ld and bur-r 3
Brown - g i ron Bitters will drive tho
source of the mischief away?
H<nv about rheumatism? It cured
Mr. orashear, r> l, of Ad.t...io.c, -n .
hundreds of others.
Those dreadful nervous trouble;.
Mr. Berlin, of Washington, the wcil
*tnown Patent attorney, was entirely
relieved by Brown's Iron Bitter.,.
The ailments of the kidneys "Mon¬ .—
Brown’s Iron Bitters cured Mr.
tague, of Christians! urg, Va., ana
an army of other sufferers.
Debility and languor. The Rev.
J. Marshall West, Eilicott City, Md.,
is one of the many elergvnicn re¬
stored by Brown’s Iron Bitters.
And as with vertigo, malaria, liver
complaint, and headache, Brown's
Iron Bitters is the Great Family
Medicine. 2
Eff.ri* ar making « o secu'e a
pardon tin Barton, 'he At' inta lawyer
convicted of perjury.
Mrs, Joseph Moore, ot Thomasville
is dead, leaving a husband and
child to mourn htr loss.
Jaf-k P*-avy. who was charged
as*au!i wi;c int* tu to muni", w
acqu'itcd at * o< 'ob- r- ■ ■ "in <
i'Vaireii Superi*! Uvh;L
The cigar •‘Town Talk,” for sal#
Stewart, is a tip-top one.
legal Athtriiiemeiih,
S etiffV Sal.-for 1 )er*ei>iber 1 rt-i-..
. mi he fi'S ! Tu.'mI.'o in
,„ or wi t|, i, the l-ga! hums „t sub
e lol'o v ?i*j i iojm-tv to uit
due house and lot lying aod l»—insr ’>>
le 'own ' >f Coiners in tile KUh <Lki
t originally ilenry now 1 .in kd ile
•onnfv said to enn'ttin [l ] ore art * _
non- or 'es* number not known roni
1.0 nded a* ‘o'lnws: On tlm south
v it.e O i, mi! road, on the w si bv
the 1 (i* of \W AI ilia nd and 1) ..
, lt , er, on the not th hv the eitr ei In¬
tel v ii"d nil the east !'V .Mis. Rag*
■
1 lie. Levied c li ns the i ioper y of
Man V Taylor, L \ r-v!.»r. Ai-i.-s
ns Tav'«r and ^\ /, L'lyto* l.t* .*aiisty
i |i | t i**’n d f( oiti i in' •! ■■ *! ice <-"'u t. n!
lie ■! (i n di*'. i' M, in t-tvei nl AU
c nd li & t' 1 • v. s. Mar. F iny
t‘V K V Taylor Augustus Ta>l"»- «'»t ,
,V /.Taylor. •’ "perty jioimed t>ui '
>’ |d ^ •' Forties in no*- 1, *i •!
in’ificd. I.cvy made lo W \\ ard
hv 1, 0 and u'Hirned to in T i*
lie first di\ of November IS •“>
A. I’. Aiitahed, Sheriff
ESTRAY sale.
Will he sold on the Freehold of J. W. j
Hainolt'in on M ind iv tfie 19 "f N”>rm- i
ier next at 10 Ochjck A. M. on lie I Cow
vith horns. Medium size about, iv.ne or
en \esis old " arked with a crop and
*'?r • h year sold as a si 1 ay tliis 1
Oct 3 oi 8 S;.
A. V. Mitch el SlifT
LETTERS of AFMlNIbT.iA T>N
Georgia. Rockdale () unity.
fo all whom it may conccin.
t
Where a* .Jacobus Fa ty Int* in
In.- form app ied to me for permn
. enl letter* ol a !iinmsinr ion on the
0 ;nic ct M. C. Petty late of said
cm niy feces-ed, ami I "il! pate- up
on raid appiic.dion < n the lir*t Mon
d„y 10 No'cmber 18 S 3 L'ivpn under
in, It mil mol oliicis! siguiU.ie. T i*
1 st t\i\y ol (_) ,ob« r, liV*^
U SEAM* NS,
oci 5 Ordiii»ry.
FOR SALE,
One of tbe moat valuable lot* in the
•itv. In the verr center of the b**iness
portion. Sit cate on the corner of ecu
lei- and Commercu streets nmi flouting
he railroad. Known n* tho old Ibm
Scot lot. It is a capital business lot ami
110 mistake For terms. jiTt culars A
■•all on John H. Aiauuni atJ. H. Almuml
A Sou’s store.
I BV 15. ' *. W10I.KV. M.
irryf 1 Atlanta Da.
'I \ B 1 T 1 Reliable ev deuce c’v n
OUUKftiud re^renin to hi'cbnil, emed
imtii nts phy-icians. Office 65 U
* Send lor my book, on ilie ILibit and
ifa lure.
——•*t • —----—
: By Dr JJ M Wooley
I 1 ISKV Alliuita. I’«.
IlrinkinG t No psiu. No lose of
CURK. ( timefmm b isioos*.
.
On re- (he d sease and destroys ad ta*io
for 8, *mul nr.*. F, 10 k of paidculars sent.
sent. t« anv address lies, Office at 65
Whitehall street.
1 , U , JA .1 1 >
BOOTS, SHOES,
&
H A R N E S S,
OONYFRS ° A
' ne ‘ 1 fiil " 1 <«der*. anil 1!" all woik
work and I insure *» i*f«ct" I
also a fine fine of hand : d naidiiiie
;nn»»p lianies*. bridle*, bits, . .-he*, eol
lars buckles etc , inflict, e v rrvtinng Con
„ e( . tm j wit j, ha me**. My work i*
host, my prices the bottom. (Jail ami
me sep. 21 3mon.
VIGOROUSHEALTHrofiMEN
TESTED
5YEARS gm FOH.
-V by in tbonsanns „ ,
w \ice
f scUmUflc of cased. m^cilcal Founded prin- ou
..gfi7»vJr h S b repuSMon
__ . »n *
SMWSS kXWtlf'SZ jufloeu^o
flio fteat of the diAcast; makes tfSFpecifle
metjts of life wj 4 -*; have bccnwaAtvd arc felTen
back. The buoyant cneufyof the bruin an»toii»s'-'U
larsjfHcm renders tiio patient cheerful; be gains
strength NERVOUS with RKUILITY, rupldity.
obscuro diseases, orfnnlc ballUnar weakness, tbc skill and o!
nmncroti6
beat physlci.tns, resuli for youthful indiscretions
too (i‘co Indulgence* tntd over bi-ajnwork.
l>o not temporize whilo tudi cueuiles Inrk lu
your system. Take a remedy that has cured thou
ami »iocs not interfere with you attention
to business «>r tranpa aiiv pain or ineonvenJetice*
( P«mph>t giving An*t'>nnc»l'V tcortV
TllartratUuia. ahiWt « i I ivim the Ptort *} m
that they een be wton d to ptirtect tDAnnooc, at d ■
fitted 1'orth9 dtiti** of a* 't p<rwrr m
E#nt freo to any one. :udy ooid ONJjY by th» *
HARRIS RF«SEDY GO-MPfl CHEMISTS.
3 -) 3 >iffite:h. 8 t. ST. LOUIS, MO.
tno Kestti’i tra; tc 5 « XX tve m«th» S 3 , tire* antes tJ
H ARRIS RjEW E&Y CQ., 6T -M^
Jertjfta (Wimmmp wntr »«TSu«aaf .V#.. ar»t FL' rs w ■'> *uue<
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cor.-: l tte.-f.Tii *. XSviSi
. til *r vro|/^c»t
n^.r-rr*,.-.. ‘iveh .tfTT. rtxmpblet
iU*- i;*<*»% ei a*-i s' u. *pp!tc*t,V
a Vi.;;V
(ft mv>
& l
1 havenotv one >1 .• L< «1 li n'd
ns ,,, ili 1 oiiiril >i;.ti w funking
I j i,i Iiiic« < 1 t’oi 1 . ->1. O' to. in* , ci/.
til,. “New P.|u. " mid tin- ‘ T'-lm
1 h-tvf j »*t !"•“ ud ti c!«r ).; .l o
tn.-m. ami !.;iv- »-p< ’nd mv t.u-inx
lor the s. u*. n -it one f.t t»'« ti
Si 'l " i oi 111 * )ll i !m Night. bn Miut •
'fi h v is iui.st iii.pioveu nt* am
1 Ito lie*, materials nr" J in or i h. j -'
stove* hi d I will sell them ft' j.riee
ii. v-r h'hue known m 'In* plici
0m e tie.* for vour.-e'f «''d • sitt-cialh
ex ’ intUe IIIV tinn Vole t lie >'ev 1
" l ' ,, I . llop. |;»*.
GINS, GINS!
E. VANWINKLE fi. CO,
AJAXLTAOTl'iiSRS OF
Cotton Gin?, Feed
ers & Condensers i
Cot: n Presss*, * 'il Machinery tuid
Saw Mills.
V
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-iousj ■ jit
S A w GIN A N1) 3ELF-FE EDE! I,
K\iiet*d by.
Iv VAN A INKLE & CO.,
At/lie In 1 erii 1 11 rial Cotton Kxi>n
e 'ion. A''fiii'11. <ia., 1881. Awarded
be' 1 -est Mtuiplc, best general re-u ts
in (t'uuiny. and best constru -tcd Ma
ritnu 1 lie first p, ize, $100. or S®1^
no dm.
F **. Kick*. 1. M Smed»'H, MissiSs
9 ’ip : V\. K. Barrows, Couneticot,
Judge*. H. 1. Kimball, Director Gon.
Also, fiist 11 inium at the SoHth
(,'urolinn State Fair* and tho Georgia
fi SOS.
This Gen i* in iron frame, sted
•I’ .f vtl.i"g o f the W i tot
itmunal and guerantwd.
' IF W ■j i
iji»o ill R:* V f
f
® II Nkli iUs^
coni#
( :
m
Ol) UliLE SCREW PRESS.
« ml t" be th® Press in the wor'd.
S'litahlc for Horse, Steam and YTa'er
power. Take* up but little room
iz - and Packing can go on at the
ti
L. V’ANWINKSE & CO.,
Atlanta. G i.
$2,00
'' ill g®t tfl* ...
ATLANTA WEEKLY CONSTISUTION
and
THE 00 H YEKS WEEKLY.
one whole year! J
a*
«x,UU
Will get the Cosyirs Wkekly one year
wben paid in ad vance.
Whe» sent by mail $«.*5 «1I be the
pric* Address,
THE WEEKLY. (Jonyers. Ga.
'A^cOiT A First-class
ift m OS Cl m ■ [ Busi ness Sc hool
*“ Equal to North Sovt 1
’ COLLEGE, any or -
Send for Circulars, free
A CON, GaT" W. M cXAV, - Prtnotpa''
ijo»«**.-Xervouw Wottknesc, ^onorrI If^MUty, ue»*, nyphlHtle ImMt Jncy, and McmeW Orgaake
AiTectioon tun dully treated ou Micotiflc pri»«»pleft «f
with *afr and sure romMies. Call or write Co." LiM ms
tions to be a .sv ored by these desiring tre»; tment OulrtoirtoA by
. ?HMa«Mterlnv ton. Rapture .Solid to i
V*s*.earv-ui.'ialry WfiTTS. 10 ISolradrautacr. J» I. S«k SC, UU S*. MitSwol Itoh. **
Bit.
UTABbUbiU «TEB TEIBiy YSAkB
- i»J * • v —ner's Uniat Habits.
i
Ci ••. ruory and studious men some*
nr - ’..ecome prostratted before they
:-v it Those who spend much
.imp in close mental work and neg
ect to take enough exercise' often
ind their stomachs unable to do the
. VO rk of digestion. The liver be
comes*torpid. ^The bowels act jr
serveasitionceclid. regularly.!tThe brain Their refuses to
becomes failure, and there preac is hing
a a state
of general misery. So many minis¬
ters have been restored to health by
the use of Brown’s Iron Bitters that
the clergy generally are speaking tc
their friends of tins;medicine as the
very best tonic and restorer t'ory
know of. It restores ttdn and • at •_*fv
blood to its prosier cooditjer Lvton*
ing invigorating it up with the purest ^ id most
Science has preparation made, c* k i con that
ever is plea: -
ant to take, and acts immediate!/
with r the happiest result^ ”
not o:.
on the parsons, but on other folks
as Well - 8
-••t
NOTICE,
Partin* owing J. A W. E. Tmdwelt
Co. must oome forward and *•■' >• , i.
once, u* the estate is obliged t»> t>«
wound up.
Call on F. 8 . Tieadwell, in charge of
p*pers, at tlieir old etand.
Conyers Gjt., October lat, i 8 »j
NOTICE.
Raving had my **w mill ,m I
needing money to have it rejo * . f
•arnestlc ask *11 who are dn* >e *n- i.» -
o conic, forward and niak* r'd-n-v'*
with me. I need the men* r I 1 *;!*
you to come forward and o c a. ««*-.
Youe, Ac.,
A. N. FU’MCfcli.
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Dealer m
General
Merchandise,
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Keep* always m> V M ..W,
-anned good cabb*. . • • ’ »*all I *.
etc. A. good lineat tmn* m u 1 ■ ,
and see nim.
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