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a buggy-ride*
A buggy-ride, perhaps, la not
The finest subject for a song.
But when the muse has thus been caught,
To treat things right I deem no wrong.
Twas even’s stillest, saddest hour.
When all the ether seemed ablaze
With filings of a golden shower
That sparkled in the western haze.
The truest pair of glowing eyes.
Though fathomless as azure's sea,
Glanced up in mine with mute surprise,
And flashed with friendship’s ecstasy.
Os course they were the “ corner-stone ”
Os this production, howe’er grand;
They give it depth, and strength, and tone,
If to such heights it doth expand.
Along the quiet, dusty way,
With even’s shadows drooping down,
To fold the fleeting, dying day
In dingy robes of deepest brown,
We drove our slowly-prancing steed
(Hired horses ne’er possess a soul),
And. though it always is the need,
I never thought of paying •• tod,”
Until at last she said that I
Must write a poem of our ride.
I thought the theme was rather “ dry,”
Unless xhe be the song implied.
And, whisp’ring in her list'ning ear,
I asked a slight but simple boon—
So simple that no maid need fear
Bestowing it upon a “loon.”
It was not granted; and, of course,
I knew it was not right to steal;
’Twould tinge our joy with a remorse
I hope no soul shall ever feel.
Oh, why hoard those exhaustless stores
Os rapture that but bringeth bass?
Why wreck our hopes on fancy’s shores,
When ’tie no theft to steal a kiss?
I plead—but it was vain to plead;
• And teased—but useless ’twas to tease;
And reasoned—but ’twas wisdom’s need
That whispered this would never please.
The ride was over, and at last
The silent, parting hour had come.
When thoughts are roaming swift and fast,
And eyes but speak, and lips are dumb.
And, though but friends, I know the bliss
That little favor might have wrought;
The rapture of one simple kiss
Had savored this with deeper thought.
I learned a lesson. So may you
Young men and boys of “tender” years,
\\ ho buggy-ride and read this, too;
’Twill save you many doubts and fears.
Don’t beg and crave so slight a boon
(And yet so great you cannot break it),
But if a kiss you want, sir “ loon,”
Just simply watch your chance and take it.
—Chicago Ledger.
Worst Old Pelican
(Leadvi>le Democrat.]
One of the most remarkable things
noticeable in social life is the unanimity
with which people shake their relatives.
Recently a gentleman arrived in Carson
with a letter of introduction to one of
our leading citizens from the citizen’s
uncle. After the Car-ionite read the let
ter he remarked:
“Glad to ste you, sir. Glsd to see
anybody who knows my unc'e in Cleve
land, How are all the folks’?”
“Splended. I spent six weeks there
last fall, and I don’t think I ever met
such a tine family of genial, hospitable
and cultivated people.”
“ Yes?”
“ Yes, indeed—l never spent a pleas
anter time in my life. Your relatives,
are, indeed, the—”
“ Well, young man, if my relatives
are such hue people they must have
, changed like thunder since I lived with
them. 1 lived there a year, and I think
they are about the worst pelicans in the
deck. I wouldn’t spend a month with
the crowd for the whole town of Cleve
land.”
“ Indeed,” said the other. “ Well,
since you have been so candid about it,
1 might as well remark right here that
your unde and his whole family are the
toughest collection of old fossils I have
ever had the misfortune to be steered
again-t.”
“ Put it the r e, young man—you show
good sense. Let’s go ia and take some
thing.”
In a few minutes more the two men
w. re p’edging perdition to the Cleveland
relatives over a foaming schooner of
Carson beer.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
BO.VIIS, STOCKS AMI MONEY.
Office Atlanta Daily Post.
July 2 8, 1880.
The following prices are quotable to-day:
EXCHANGE.
Buying at J
Selling 1 prem
BONDS.
Georgia 6s 107@109
Georgia 7s 109@l 11
Ga. 7s gold 109@lll
Georgia 8s 114@115
Western R. R. of Ala. Ist m’tge... 109@l 11
Atlanta 6s ; 100@103
Atlan’a City 7s 107@109
Atlanta City 8s 111@113
Atlanta 10s U4@116
STOCKS.
Georgia R, R 96@98
Central R. R 76@78
A. & W. P. R R 113@115
Georgia R R. 6s 103@105
Central R. R 7s 108@110
W. &A.R. R. Lessees; 10 per ct.
income bonds 115@120
Southwestern R. R 99@101
Atlanta Street R R 102@105
We quote long dates; short dates are
lower.
GROCERIES.
Atlanta, July 28.—We note no quota
bly change in the market and prices remain
steady. Coffee —-Quiet: Rio 15@17; old
government Java 28@30 Roasted Coffees
—Old government Java 29@32; best Rio
20; choice 18. Sugars —Steady; Standard
A 10f@101: granulated 101: cut loaf II J@
12; powdered ll@lll; white extra C 9J@
9J; yellow C BJ@9J New Orleans sugars
unchanged at 8J(o | 10J. Molasses —hhds 25;
tierces 27; barrels 28 Syrup —New Or
leans 45@60. Teas —0010ng35@60; Japan
40@$1.00; Im per al and Gunpowder 40@80;
Young Hyson 27@75; English Breakfast 30
@75. Pepper quiet nt 18, allspice, best
sifted, 20, cinnamon 30;saigon 55; cloves 60:
African ginger 7; maceSl.2s; nutmegs sl.-
20@$ 1.25; mustard, best, 40: medium 18@
25; Crackers—milk 8@8.1c; Boston butter
71@71c; pearl oyster B@BJc: soda XX 5;
soda XXX 51@6; cream 71@8; lemon 8@
81; molasses cak-sß@B|; ginger snaps 8@
BJ. Candy Assorted stick 12@13c.
Mackerel—No. 1 medium, half barrels, $6.-
500 $7.00; No. 2 <1 >. $5,000)5.50: No. 3 do.
$4.00@54.50. Soap—s2.so@s7.oo per 100
cakes. Candles—L. W 12Jcperlb. Match
es—Parlor $2.85; sulphur $2 60. Soda in
kegs 4.1 c: inboxes 6c. Rice —Fair 7A; good
7|; prime 8.
PROVISIONS.
Atlanta, July 28 —Clear rib sides
7}c; choice Tennessee sides BJ@BJ; shoul
ders 61; sugar-cured hams 10J@12, owing
to brands; lard, tierces, leaf. 9c.; refined
B,@SJc; kegs, cans and buckets 9c.
WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
ATLANTA, July 28. —Corn whisky, rec
tified, sl.oo@l 40; rye, rectified, sl,lo@
150; rye and Bourbon medium $1 50@2.00;
rum, rectified, $125@1.75; New England
$1.75@2.50; St. Croix $4.00; Jamaica
$3 50@4.50; gin, domestic, $1.50@2.50;
Cognac brandy, domestic $1.50@2.50; im
ported $5 00@8.00; copper distilled corn
whisky, Georgia made. $1.75; apple and
peach brandy $2.25@3.00; cherry and gin
ger brandy $"1.00@1.50; port wine $1.50@
6.00, owing to quality; sherry $1.50(5'6.00;
catawba $1.25@1. 75; scuppernong sl.oo@
1.25.
TOBACCO.
Atlanta. July 28. —Very common and
unreliable grades 33@34; good common
35@57; medium 38@45; exlra me
dium 45@55c ; fi»e eleven and twelve
inch 55@65 ; extra fine and fancy
75@80; Brown's ex ra 80c; natural leaf
95c; Calhoun $1 15; Cook's extra tig 80c;
Cook's Extra Leatherwood 90e; Lucy Law
son 55c; shell road, 52c; fine cut in pails
60@75c. Smoking tobacco —Blackwell’s
Durham, assorted, 55c; other brands and
grades 40@50c. Lortllard's snuff, in jars
65c; Lorillard’s snuff, 2-oz. packages,
$12.00 per gross; Railroad Mills snuff’ssc,
in jars; Mrs. Miller’s snuff 55c.
DRY GOODS.
Atlanta, July 28
Solid prints 74
Fancy, new designs 6J@7j
Fine brown shirting 6@lo
4 brown shirting, standard 6
s “ “. “ 7
4- “ sheeting “ 8
j “ drills “ 9
I bleached 6@7
| “ . 7@lo
H . 8(2 13J
5- white osnaburgs 9A
8-oz. “ “ 11
Southern cotton plaids and stripes....lo
Cambrics, sharp 7A
Ticks, mattress 7j@ll
“ Feather 13@20
Yarns i $1.05
. HARDWARE.
Atlanta, July 28. —Horse-shoes $6.00;
mule $7.00; Horse-shoe nails 12}@24.
Hamess6 00@$10.00. Trace-chains6o@7o.
Shovels $10.00@513.00. Spades $10.50@
$13.00' Axes 89 50@511.50 per dozen.
Cotton cards $5.50. Well buckets $5.50.
Cotton rope 22. Sweed iron 6jc; rolled (or
merchant bar) 4 rate. Haiman plow stocks
$2 00; Haiman's steel plow hoes 9-jc per
pound ; plow steel 7Jc ; cast steel 17c. Nails
$4.00. Powder, rifle $6.15; blasting $3.25.
Bar lead 8c; shot $2.00.
FRUITS AND CONFECTIONARIES.
Atlanta, July 28.—Lemons—$5 75@
$6 00 per box; bananas $1 25@2 00 per
bunch; figs l*jj@J7c; cocoanuts 4@sc;
raisins per box $3 00; J box $1 65; J
box 85c; currants 7j@B; cranberries none;
California pears—none on market; citron
22c: almonds 22@23; pecans 14@15;
Ijrazils 12jc; filberts 15@16c; walnuts,
17c; peanuts, Tennessee 54; North Caro
lina 6}; Virginia 7, roasted $1 75@$l 85
Iff bushel.
LIVE STOCK.
Atlanta,. July 28. —Choice Tennessee
@3J; Georgia cattle from 2@3c .ranging
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Atlanta, July 28 .—Eggs, cases 15e; bar
rels lie. Butter —choice 15c; medium
10@12ic; common 8 |@loc.. Sweet Potatoes
—choice yams $1.10@1.15. Irish Potatoes
—choice new $2 50 per barrel. Dried
Fruit —apples 7@loc; peeled peaches 13c;
unpeeled s@6c. Wax, 20c. Feathers—
choice white geese, 50; prime 40c; common
mixed 30@35c. Cheese — choice cream
16jc. Low grades range from 124@15c.
MISCELLANEOUS. ’
Atlanta, July 28,—Paper—Manilla No.
10@llc Iff lb; No. 2 7|@Bc lb; No-. 3 Iff I
6|@7c 'P lb; good wrapping 4@6c “iff lb;
straw 3|@3j|c Iff lb; burlap bags, 2 bushels,
B|@9Je; second hand s@7Jc; bran bags 11 i
@l4.]c Leather —hemlock 28@29c; hem
lock G. D. 24@26c: hemlock P. D. 21@23c.
white oak sole 40@45c; harness leather
35@45c. Plastering Hair—Georgia 20@
25c per bushel; western 25@30c; laths, car
load, $2.50 per M: less quantities $2.75 per
M. Hides —dry flint. 14@14j; dry salt 13
@ls; wet salted B@Bj. Salt. —Liverpool
$1.30; Virginia in white sack as follows:
Kaunawah $1.10; Holeton $1.45. Wool —
fleece 40@57; pulled 22@50; unwashed 15
@3l; Texas 18@35. Hay—choice Timothy
$1.32@51 25; choice mixed sl.oß@sl 16,
LUMBER.
Atlanta, July 28. —Inch boards $15,00 per
M; framing $14.00; flooring $22.50@25,00
per M; ceiling $20.00@22.50 per M; dressed
on one side $17.50; weatherboarding $17,00.
Shingles—No. 1, $3,75; No. 2 $2.75 Chest
nut posts 20c; cedar, sawed 35; hewed 30c.
11 - 111 .
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Georgia Railroad Co.
Superintendent’s Office,
Augusta* Ga., July 12,1850.
commencing Sunday. 18th inst, the follow
ing passenger schedule will be operated :
[No. 2, East Daily.] [No. 1, West Daily.]
L’v Atlanta...7:4s a. m L’v Augusta...9:3s a. m
Ar. Athens....»:ls p.ni ” Macon 7:t)oa. m
“ Wa.sli’ton2:oi>p.m “ MlU’gvllle B:sßa.jn
“ Camak 1:13 p.m •• Camak.... 11: <1 a. m
“ Mill’gvllle p.m “ Wash’ton 10:45 a m
“ Macon 6:30 p.m “ Athens 9:15 a.m
“ Augusta...3:2B p.m Ar. ? tlanta 5:00 p.m
No Connection to or from Washington on
Sundays.
COVINGTON ACCOMMODATION.
[Dally, Except Sunday.]
L’v Atlanta...s:3o p.m I L’v Cov’gton ...5:40 a.m
Ar. Cov’gton..7:3o p.m | Ar. Atlanta 7:40 a.m
ON SUNDAYS ONLY.
L’v Atlanta...l:ls p.m I L’v Cov’gton.. .8:00 a.m
Ar. Cov’nton3:ls p.m | Ar. Atlanta 10:00a.m
DECATUR ACCOMMODATION.
[Dally, Except Sundays.]
L’v Atlanta....l2 noon I L’v Decatur....l:3o p.m
Ar. Decatur.,.l2:2sp.in | Ar. At1anta....1:55 p.m
[No. 4 East Dally.] [No. 3. West Daily.]
L’v A11anta....6;20 p.m I L’v Augusta...s:3o p.m
Ar. Athens 7:30 a.m *• Athens 6:00 p.m
“ Augusta...6:oo a.m | Ar. Atlanta....s;oC a.m
Trains No. 2,1, 4 and 3 will not stop at fla
stations.
Connects at Augusta for all points East and
Southeast.
BfluSuperb improved sleepers to Augusta,
Pullman sleepers Augusta to White Sulphur
Springs, via Charlotte.
83-only one change Atlanta to New York.
S. K. JOHNSON, E. R. DORSEY,
Superluteiiilent. Gen’l Paes. Agent.
THE ATLANTA DAILY POST: JULY 28, 1880.
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PEEPLESBRuo
25 Whitehall Street,
ATI.ANTA. GEORGIA.
Wholesale Dealers in-
SEWING MACHINES
—AND-
milM! WHIM SUPPLIED.
- -* • •- ►
toy-Sole Agents for the New
Home Sewing Machine, Packard
& Howard’s Needles.
Manufacturers of‘‘Peeples’ Machines.
NEW GOODS!
Have just received alarge stock of all the uew
designs in tiie
MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO.
E L E C T R O
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Parties wishing Bridal Presents will do well
to call and examine my stock and prices
before purchasing elsewheie. A full stock ol
1847 Roger’s Bro.’s A 1 Spoons, Folks and
Knives alwaps on hand. Special attention
given to Watcli and Jewelry work, by
A. V. I’IOKKILT,
Successor to C. H. Miller,
No. 5 Whi ehall Street, - - Atlanta, Ga.
SEND TO
Mons's bines! University,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Fur a circular, containing terms, specimen of
Penmanship, etc. The best practical Business
School in the country.
Dr. S. T. Biggers’
Southern Remedy!
ogo
NO HC TJ Xvl 13 LT O- !
ogo
Specific for Dysentery, Diarlicea, Cholera
Morbus and Dentition or (cutting teetli ol
children), and cannot be excelled for Hie
above ironed diseases amongst children or
tiie adult.
Sold wholesale by Daniel & Marsh, Lamar,
Rankin & Lamar, Atlanta, Ga., and retailed
by all druggists.
LAW SCHOO L os
Next term being the 59th’, begins
Sept. 6, 1880. Diploma and license to
practice may be obtained by attending two
sessions of live months each. Candidates for
Senior Class received on examination. Tui
tion fee 850 per term of five montni. Board
ing In good families 83 50 per week. The com
mon law, in force in every State, is taught,
not by lectures, but by actual recitatio i ana
examination. Near two thousand youug men
have attended this school. 6,29-4 w
Blue ridge springs among the
many attractions of the Mountains of
Virginia, and in the midst of their wild and
grand scenery, thetraveler will find adelight
ful retreat known ns Blue RidgeHprlngs. Its
location, immediately l>y Hie line of tiie A.
M. & o. R. R—ll mles west of Lynchburg—and
the wonderful curative properties of tiie wa
ter, have caused It to gain n prominence with
the public that is truly gratifying. There are
many pleasant amusements to be enjoyed in
the charming society which assembles here
from every sect ion of the States, such as horse
back rides, or rambles on toot to the tall sum
mit of Wild Cat Knob, or the healthy exercise
of tiie Bowling Alley, Billiards mid Dancing,
with occasional Amateur Theatricals.
The fine fruit grown iu tills section has a
world-wide reputation, and is bountifully
supplied on the tables.
Hundreds of Certificates showing Hie great
benefits derived from using the water have
been published in variouslorms, and we here
with submit an analysis made by Pror. F. A.
Gentli, Philadelphia : In one gallon of water
there was of
Silicic Acid 1.2629 grs
Alumina '402 gm
Bicarbonate of Iron 4988 grs
Bic rbonate ol Magnesia 3.U01J9 grs
Bicarbonate of Lime 5.4383 grs
Sulphate of Mitgnesia 47,5566 grs
Sulphate of Lime 100,2174 grs
Sulphate of Soda 9741 grs i
Sulphate of Potasli 4056 grs
Chloride of Sodium 2803 grs
grs
159 8642 grs
Shipped to all parts of tiie Union in cases
containing 12 half gallon bottles, on receipt of
81.00.
Open June Ist, 1880. Board : day 82.50. I
Special terms for families wishing to spend I
the season. Phil. F. Brown & Bro., Pro
prietors, Hume Field, M.D., resident physi
cian. Post-office. Blue Ride Springs, Va. i'el
egraph and Express Office in Main building.
«,osuh<tWed7,6
BRAY & GRAY,
Attorneys at Law, ‘
211 MARIETTA STREET,
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Atlanta - Oaore-ia
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CHAS. 11. SWIFT,
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UNDERTAKER
47 lioyd street, Atlanta, Ga.
Keeps constantly on hm 1 a complete assort
meat of
Fisk’s Patent Metalic Burial
Cases and Caskets,
And a full line of Wooden Casketsand Cofilns
Prompt attention given to calls by day or
nigh!, and funerals attended to in any man
ner desired. Elegant Hearses and Carriages
furnished at moderate prices.
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
Located within a few yards of the Union
Passenger Depot. All orders by mill or tele
graph will be filled wit h promptness and dis
patch.
DR J. M. BIGGERS’
Office, 145 South Forsyth St,
UYSIMIIY CORDIAL I
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Cures Dysentery, Diahrrlioea, Bloody Fux,
Teething in Children, and all ixregularity of
Hie Bowcels. Nothing has ever been offered
to the public that is its equal for any or all of
tiie above diseases.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Re
turn the Bottle and the
Money Will be
Returned.
PIUCIS UOc- I*l3ll TJOTTLE'.
J. M. I GGERS, M. D.,
Note Pro rietor.
W dhamstY Peacock,
WhcDsaeend Retail Agents,
ATLANT GEOKGIA.
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Grocery |
Dealers.
K. N. BROYLES. ALEX. R. JONES ’
BROYLES & JONES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.:
I
Office in Grant Building, Corner Marietta j
find Broad Streets,
ATLANTA, GD JRGIA.
Will practice in tiie Staf A Federal Courts. .
YOUNG MEN
Moore’s Business University,
Atlanta. Ga. covers total expenses
for three months. Send for 11 liinlrated Cir
cular. 6.29-12 W
UNDERTAKER.
CHARLES BOHNEFELI),
WITH
G. R. BOAZ,
No. 18 Loyd Street, Markham House Block.
ATLANTA, - GEORGIA.
Keeps on hand a large assortment of the
latest improved Metalic Burial Cases, Caskets.
Wood Coffins and Caskets, Burial Robes, etc.j
from the best manufactory. Also, the
PATENT METALLIC
Embalming Burial Cases.
Prompt attention to orders, day or night,
by telegraph, telephone or otherwise. Spe
cial attention given to embalming and pre
serving bodies. Will attend funerals in all
details, with the finest and latest style
Hearses and Funeral Carriages, at reasonable
rates. Well located, in fifty’ feet of telegraph
office and one hundred feet of general passen
ger depot.
HALT
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Females, Nursing Mothers, sickly Children,
and Debility of Age, M ALT BI’CTEKS are
warranted more Nourishing, Strengthening,
Vitalizing and Purifying by reason of their
richness in Bone ami Muscle Producing Ma
terial than all other forms of malt or medi
cine, wlille free from the objections urge!
against malt liquors. Prepared by tiie MALT
BiTTEHS CO., from uni'ermented malt and
hops. Sold everywhere. MALT BITTERS
CO., Boston, Mass.
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FEMALE COLLEGE
MACON, - - - GEORGIA.
Will begin forty-third annual session Sept.
Jsth. A full Faculty of experienced teachers.
Advanced course of stuoy. The best advan
tages in Music, Art, Literature hnd Science.
Cnreful attention to all the wants of pupils.
Prices moderate. Apply for catalogue
to Rev. W. C. BASS, D.D., President.
17 STOPOR GAN S r ::i. pWi-
(1 d ct shipped,
only #97 75. now Pianos g!95 to $1,600.
WMldsummer offer, Illustrated, free. Ad
dress DANIEL K. BEaTTY, Washington, N.J
Perry Houston County, Ga., June 2H, IXBO.
In 1873 there were two negroes confined in
Jail badly afflicted with Syphilis. In my offi
cial capacity I employed C. T. Swift to cure
them, under a contract, “no cure no pay." He
administered iiis “ Syphilitic Specific,” and
in a few weeks I felt bound to pay him out of
theo< unty treasury, as he had effected a com
plex nd radical cure. A. S. Giles,
Ord Houston Co.. Ga.
C hattanooga, Tenn.. Feb. 14* 1879
Th ( S. S. S. is giving good satisfaction. One
gentleman who had been confined to his bed
six weeks with Syphilitic Rheumatism has
been cured entirely, and speaks in tiie high
est praise of it Chiles & Berry.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprie
tors, Atlanta, Ga.
Call for a copy of“ Young Men’s Friend.’
M. CARCILE,
■mm
-AND-
CABINKT-MAKEH.
2>To. 9, Ivy St
Atlanta, - - Georgia.
KEEPS on hand a large assortment of best
a <1 latest improved Metalic Burial
Cases, Caskets, Wood Coffin* an'* Caskets,
Burial Robes, etc , from best manufacturers.
The Beat Facilities,
Prompt attention to home customers or ordpl’s
from a distance. Will attend funerals with
handsome and sty 11*11 liearses and funeral
carriages at reasonable rates. ♦>,29,7.29 1
NEW EDITION.
/EunabridcM eD J™ N
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED.
1328 Pnges. 3000 Engv-v-vi ng..
FOVi: PAGES COLOEED PLATES,
Containing a SUPPLEMENT •( over
4600 NEW WORDS and Meanings,
ALSO, A NEW
Biographical Dictionary
of over 9700 NAMES.
PICTORIAL DEFINITIONS.
For the great aid rendered by pictures in de
fining, look at the pictures under the following
words in Webster, each illustrating and defining
the number of words and terms named :
Beef, page 120,—....15 Moldings, p. 851, 10
Boiler, p. 148, 17 Phrenology, 982,. ...37
Castlo, p. 203, 24 Kavelin, p. 1089 14
Column, p. 253 26 Ships, p. 1164,1219.110
Eye, p. 588, 11 Steam Engine, 20
Horse, p. 639, 45 Timbers, p, 1385, 14
Making 343 words and terms defined by the
pictures under above 12 words in Webster’e
Unabridged, far better than could bo done by
any definition given in words.
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a family to become intelligent ?
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Webster’s Primary School Cici'y, 204 Engravings.
“ Common School “ 274 *'
“ High School “ 297
“ Academic “ 344 “
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White Sulphur Springs
HALL COUN'xY GEORGIA,
JOHH MOT JOHNSON & CO.,
MANAGERS.
OPEN FROM Ist TUNE TO Ist
OCTOBER, 1880. ■
Carriages at White Sulphur
Springs Depot, Distant Two
Miles, to Meet all Trains.
Double Daily Mails. Telegra •
ic Communication.
Considerable Improvement Since Last liar.
TERMS:
Per Day $ 2 00
Per Week 12 00
Per Month 35 00
Special Rates to Families. 5,31,6,6
Durham Whisky!
Laboratory of State Assayer A Chemist, ]
Richmond. Va., Sept. 7th, 1878. J
I have carefully tested a sample of “Dur
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find it free from adulterations. It is an ex
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suitable for use as a beverage or medicine.
W. H. TAYLOR, M.D., State Chemist.
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