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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-25

DYE WHISKEY!--Just received at CAROLS
IN Corner 100 barrels of the best whiskey ever
in Glasgow. and no mistake. Call one ard all who
want good old Rye at a low price,
Glasgow, July l0,h, 1877.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-25

SHOES AND BOOTS--Selling off at cost
- call at CAROLS and supply yourselves.
Glasgow, July 18th, lS47,
Fayette July 3lst, lS47. 2l-4m
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-25

I'M and quart Bottles, "a doz, lust receivod
l. and for sale low, at Carroll's corner '''''ou
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-25

i INSEED OIL AND WHITE LEAD,
IL Castor Oil, Turpentne,
EPSON Salts, Saleratus,
Indigo, Nader &c, &c. all Of the very
best quality for sale by
SWITZLER d SMITH
Fayette, April Oath, lS47
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-15
House and Lot for sale.

DY virtue of an order OF the Orphans
y Court Of Autsuqa county. | will, as
the Administrator OF The Estate of Mrs
Eliza Harvey, deceased, on the Secont
Monday in July next, at the Bridge in
West Wetumpka, sell 10 the highest bidder
on credit until the first day OF January
next, the House and Lot in and on which
said deceased resided at the time of hel
death, situated in West Wetumpka, Ala.
bama, and described in deed from Hardy
Harris and wife TO said Eliza Harvey, as
part of original Lot Number 100 TO wit,
beginning at point on the east side of said
Lot and in the centre thereof running
North 299 feet to that part of said Lot
conveyed 10 Henry Harper, thence west 10
the back line of said Lot. thence south with
the line supposedly to thee Of said Lot,
thence east 10 the beginning supposed 28t
feet north and south aud 1872 east and west.
TILES are supposed to be good such only
as deceased had at the tiuue of her death
will be conveyed 10 purchasers. Note with
approved security will be required fer The
purchase money. Examn The Lot and
premises before dav of sale.
JAMES GBEpPER, Jr., Exofficio
ad'mr. cf Est. OF Eliza Harvey. decd.
Kingston, May 81, ls47, 81 ids
printers fee Sl2
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Daguerreotype Portraits.
Secure shadow, before the substance vanishes
June IS, 1874

Secure shadow, before the substance vanishes.'
A KAUFMAN respectfully announces
IA. to the citizens of Wetumpka and vi
einity that he is at the WETUMPK A
HOTEL, where he willreaiain for lie u
DAYS, and is well prepared to. execute Do
guerreofype Likenesses by the most i'm
proved Daguerrean process, and is in
hopes that the neat and perfect execution
OF his work will justify him in procuring a
reasonable portion of patronage. He hav-
ing become acquainted with all the recent
improvements in the system, hazards moth
ing in saving that his Pictures, for distinct
ness and brIlliancy, and for their truthful
ness ia feature, are entirely unsurpassed
and be respectfully asks all persons TO sat
isly themselves of their superiority by ex-
aiming his specimens.
I.ikenesses taken in any weather, and
enclosed in fine Morocco Cases, handsome
" finished, in few minutes time, at The
low price Of So.
Miniatures of all sizes taken and insert
ed in Breast Pins, Lockets, etc.
Copies taken of Family Portraits and
Paintings of any kind.
Iz- Every Likeness made satisfactory
to The sitter or no charge made.
W,tumpka, June s. 1847.
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g UCH as have never been seen in any
~ Store in TIE southern country, and
which have been expressly imported by my
self for this market, aud | can underse
any other store in the whole country, by
fifty per cent! If my city aud country
Trends will favor.me with call, will con-
vince them thatmy ohtrs are'not mere as
serilons, but thai possess the means OF
fulfilling what say; and having purchased
my goods on the most favorable terms. with
cash in hand, am determined TO sell cheap
er than any other store IN The world !. My
stock Of ready made clothing is ont of the
best selected that has ever come 10 this
market, and were manufactured expressly
TO consisting OF - zI
Pata Alto Goats, Saltillo Pants, Monpe,
rier Vests, Hem-siitchec Doa Juan Shirts,
Elastic Drawers, Spring Ever Elastic Sus-
penders, Cravats al a Vron, Viana Pocket
Handkerchiefs, De Ora Hgts oil The Island
of Panama, Tip Top Beaver Hats, Pain
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Rockford Property for Sale.

/
ESlROUS TO locate more convenient
~ 'om my business, VIII sell my properly
IN ne Town OF tockiord, Coosa county,
Alabama, Including all my building improve
ments with 4nO acres OF land attached- l50
OF winch are cleared aud under good fences.
UPon The premises are large and comiort-
able dwelling, and a row OF seven very
pleasant cabin rooms detached, and suita-
bic Tor iamiles. Attached to main building
is dining room GO feel long, with large and
commodo us kitchen and pantry adjoining.
Smoke house and all other necessary build
ngs conveniently situated
The stables, lots, cribs, ETC.. are ample
and convenient, there being two stables
each o0 leet long.
Inc Celebrity which this location has al,
ready acquired for health (havng been re-
sorted 10 'of me iasl hve summers by laml-
lies from the lower eoontryl) lis numerous
springs OF bold and excellent free stone
water, It's acknowledged superior location
Tor entertainment situated Mt the coooly
seat OF Ooosa county and on the main tho
rough fare between Wetumpka and her lri-
bulary country above, are lacts 50 well
known they need not be. enlarged ufon.
ihere are good orchards upon the Fremi-
ses-hne hunting and fishing grounds IN the
Vielnily-ln snort lhls SITUATION embraces
advantages which, under proper manage
men', rom us contlguIty TO the SICILY cond-
ny oelow WIN necessarily make II desira-
oie summer retreat.
WI sell also on very reasonable terms
tue io'lowing lands:
~ ha n hal, oil section no u, IN township
NO. 20 ana range NO ~ la.
Eas, half Of section 20, township 24 and
range 49,
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SPRING g8aHaDADS!!
OF THE LATEST STYLE,
Selected fronl both French and American Markets.

! Alto Caps, High Heel French Elastic Pol.
ka Boots aud French Caters, Slippers,
and Shoes de Alamode '#
Also, the must extern i've and extraordinary fan
cy, dress and Lace goods, consisting of printed
Muslins and Lawns Gros der new style, print
ed Orgaudy, rich prinle Jaconet muslns new de-
signs embroidered suslias, the latest style Polka,
S.Vis, mushns, and Muslin Gnghams, embroider,
oI muslin Robes very rich embroidered Ginghams
and Free ch Glaghams and prints of the most
beautiful coiors.
Thread Lace ofall styles Flora expansive grass
Skirts, Sadlha Shawls, Graduated Scarfs, Ia
bleau Aprons, BALI rine Mani la Shawls, Nespol-
iian Silks Irisb OGonnel Linens, Linen Lawn
Handktrc iefs, IIafand full Gipsey, Sonora, en-
bro1ered bonneis. Domestcs of all kinds and
qualities. Gold Watches Chains Pencil Cases,
Kings Breast Pins, Seals, SpectacIes, RazoIs,
S rops of chapmans make, and complete vare-
ty of Sh field Cutlery, and It thousand other ar
ticles, too numerous to mention l. ok out Tor
the great white Flag and the cheapest store in
the world
WIN. LANGERMAN.
wetumpka March 26 IS47
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THE STATE OF ALABAMA,
CooSA County,.

CoosA CoUNTY.
ORpHArs' CouRr, Vacation, May %, A. D. 1s47.
rHNHlSi day came james ". Jeie:, admi
IL nistrator Of Joseph Harweil, deceased
and files his petition showing, amongst
other things, that the real estate Of said de
cedant consists of the undivided halt Of the
north hall of section nine (9) township
nineteen (l9) and range nineteen 10, east
in the TGlapoosa Land District--that the
same cannot be equally, fairly and benefi-
cialIy divided among the heirs Of said in
testate without sale fhereof-that the heirs
of said intestate are Della Harwell, widow
Merritt Harwell, James Harwell, Linzey
Harwel, Liney Harwell, minor heirs Of
said decedant.
IL is therefore ordered By the Court, That
John A. Graham be and is hereby appoint
ed Guardian odiifen1 Tor said minors, and
that citation issue to him to appear al a
Special Term Of this Court to be holden
on The fourth Monday in July next, TO de-
fend against said petition.
II is further ordered Thar G citation be
perfected on the said Della Harwel., widow
as aforesaid, by publication Of this order
in the Estate Guard, - newspaper publish
requiring The said Della, and all persons
concerned in the premises, TO be Ind appear
ON said fourth Monday in July next, then
and there to show cause whv the prayer OF
the petitioner shout not be granted.
WITNESS:
EBENEZER POM, ]. C. C.
ATTEST: |. w. SuTTLE, CPA.
June Is, 1s47 prs fee STAT 24-6t
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Fron. Europe.

The Della of the 10Th inst. says that
the following letter had been received in
that city. s
ra BALTIMORE, June I'd.
The ship Reinbow, from Liverpool,
arrived al New York yesterday after
noon, having sailed on the Bib May,
and br:ags four days later adyices from
Errope. The Irish famine and fever
were aging and greatly on the increase.
No less than two thousand funerals had
entered Father Mathews Cementery in
one week. The aew Jersey relief ship
had arrived a. Liverpaoi, and caused
quite stir. Money in London and Ii
verpool continued very scarce, and The
rates OF discount raised from TO IL per
cent Sales of 1000 bales New Orleans
cotton had been made since the 4ih ins'.
al from ST to 3D., and of Noble al Al
10 63d. The arrivals of grain and flour
had been iiaited. Wheat has advanced
Id. per bushei. Western -four brought
AS. per bbl.; Philadelphia and Baiti.
more brands AS cd to AS per Dbl; In
Gian corn Is TO rs higher and dull; other
grains advanced IN proportion. In the
London market. on the 7th of May, wheat
had advanced SIS per quarter, and -four
A per barrel. fa
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Jew DayiGs, or Hebrew Plaster

One Simultaneous hurst of applause an
SEES from the thousands who have used The
Jeso DauiFs or Hebreio Plaster, which
shows that when remedy possesses highly
intrinsic merit like this, it does not fail of
receiving the patronage Of our intelligent
public. aaH
ScoTrsvuLE. N. Y, June 6, 1910.
Gentlemen:--LastS Spring was afflicted
with a weakness in my back, accompanied
with severe pain in my side, for which |
used your Hebrew Plaster; and take plea
sure in stating thar l received immediate
relief from il; and cheerfully recommend
It's use TO all similarly afflicted.
d. r. ATWATER.
~ For sale by
VIM. B. COOPER.
Wetumpks.
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BARBECUE
AND
Gander PulEing!!

ne THERE will be Bcrbacue, and alsr
a GAMDER PULLING at Socapaioy, 81
miles Northeast Of Wetumpka, in Coosa
county, on next Friday, the 18th day o.
june. There will be one thousand pounds
of meat, Chicken Fixens and Flour Doins
in the greatest abundance prepared. Also
the same old Gander Fuller will be there &c
give few samples Of his agility in tha,
most difficult science. Ii is expected lha,
all the candidates, and citizens OF Goose
county generally will be present.
J. SAMPSON JOHNSON.
June is. 1S47,
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DIR. T. w. MASON.

d ETTRNS his thanks to the citizens
~ of Wetumpka and vicinity, for iheil
patronage; and again tenders his services
in the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
SURGERY, and OBSTETRICS.
He will give special attention to cases Of
MfDHfFER ?, and diseases of Females
~ OFFicE East Welumpka.
~ r gsrpENcE, West Wetumpka.
June Is, 1917. 1y-2i
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School Wanted

TFNHE UNDERSIGNED wishes tore
a move in the country where School
OF FOR 40 scholars can be made up in a
good neighborhood. He will teach the
branches usually taught in common schools
and receive children from five to fifteen
wears oil age. Any families DESTROYS of es-
tablishng permanent School among them
will please address the subscriber, at We
tumpka. by the LIST of July.
". B.--If encouragem ent be given,
MRS b. will attend the School, ana in
strnct Young misses in various bra inches OF
Sc WING and EMBROIDERY
H. B. BREWSTER.
Wetumpka, June 15 1917.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-15
Horrid Tragedy.

We fud the following letter 10 the
Flag o Advertiser, Ia relation TO the
horrid affair that took place between
Col Winston and DR. s Perry, in Liv-
ingston, Sumter county:
GAINnsvILLE, Ala, June 7, ls47.
have Just returned from the fdner al
OF Dr S S Perry, who was shot down in
nv Office Yesterday morning at 35 min
ules after Q O'Clock, and died at 35 min,
utes past 10. on the spot where be fell
living only one hour. At The time he
was shot, he was standing within about
5 feet of where | was sitting (writing)
on the opposite side of the boxes. Col
A Winston did the deed. He used a
double barrel shot gun, and shot only
one barrel, the entire load entering the
abdomen of Perry, letting out his bow.
els. When | reached him, he remarked
that he was dead man. which proved
soonlto be the case. Mr. Mcmahon had
just called Perry in from the door, where
there we're a number of gentlemen, 10
have some conversation on business,
and as they stopped, some 25 feet from
the door, Col Winston stepped in and
called out, 10 loud and exciting tone,
Get out of the way, McMahon,' and.
fired Immediately, producing the effect
above stated. AS Perry fell, The Col
shouted, sthank God, have killed The
seducer of the wife OF my bosom, and
the destroyer of my peace.' He was
perfectly frantic for some time alter he
had done the deed, and said great
deal about Perry and his (Winston's)
wife. PERRY, you know, was his fam-
lily physician.) He regretted that he
had not gone to Mexico Hast springJ
and left bis bones TO bleach on her plains;
for deep and damnng injury had been
done him, and that, loo, by his bosom
friend, uuder the gnrb of friendship.
The Investigation comes off to NOR
row before the magistrates, Ii half that
is stated be true, Perry was guilty OF
one of the basest. foulest. and most
daming crimes ever committed by any
maj cannot say what will be ELECTED
IL will let you know after the invests
gation. A number of ladies will be put
npon the stand to-morraw. But mark
you ,his-there is guilt as deep and btaek
as hell. Perry, poor. deluced man.
there are rene TO moara his loss. The
general voice is, Mat Winston used the
only semedy lett him. 1t appears that
Sl,e plot extended to the taking OF his
dWinston'sA life, and thai Of Mrs. Perry.
Rut enough nOw. we shall see what we
shall see | will enter more into the
details OF this matter when all is deyel~
cped. $500
DR. Perry had 6 barrel pistol on him
at the time he was shot, bat b I'D not time
do draw ii. You can have no idea OF
the intense feeling that pervades every
portion of the community.
S w dnge and L NJ Scott are counsel
for Winston. Yours. &c.
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STATE OF ALABAMA, !
AutallUa County. (


Special Orphans Court, May II, 1s47
THIS day came e w AIaridae. Adm'r
n oi the Estate of Gilbert r. Gale
deceased, and presents his account aud
vouchers Tor final settlement OF said Estate,
which are, by the Court, Ordered 10 be
filed, and ordered that Forty days Notice
be given thereof by advertisement in the
STATE GUARD. newspaper published in
Wetumpka, Ala, notifying all persons in
teresled 10 be aud appear at a Regular Or
phau's Court 10 be holden Tor said county
on the 4th Monday in June next, and show
cause il any they have why said final set
Element should not be made
Copied from the Minutes.
VIM N. THOMPSON, Jr. C'lk.
May IS, 1S47. 2I6t
Printers fee $77
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DIBLES. large and small, as low as 25
- cents. large pint Ttstaments, Pres
byterian, Baptist, (''Clusiet" and Baptist
Hymns, J and NJ elhodst Hymns-most Of
the publications o the Tract Society and
al New York pric es-- Queslon books, Hen
ry. Clarke Barnes and Bensou's Common
taries, at T. P. DALE'S.
June s. 1S47.
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MisceIIalleuus Fsooks.

CMITH's Justice. Claws Digest, Glisto-
- ~ of Ireland, 5000 Receipts, Miss
Leslie's Books, Napoleon, Franklin, Wash.
ington, and Marion Gunn's, Beaeh's and
Devices Medical Works: Pocket Maps of
Mexico, Texas, Mississippi, &C. Dicks
and Hannah Moore's works at
June 8. L. 2. DALE'S.
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RUN AVA

p FROM the subscriber, (npar
~ Eutaw, Greene connty) on
4. M the night o. the 3oth ull /, a
m~E negro man named ID S o N
w. r.. aged 81 10 80 years, about
feet 10 inches high, stoutly built, and Of
black complexion. Said negro was lately
purchased by me of J. Marable. of Mobile
Re has a wife al WIN. Ful,on's, 6 miles
South oil Carthage, and was formerly own
ed by Nlr. George Mason. Of Wetumpka-
for which place he is probably aiming.
G.. A. WISER.
June S, 1S47. 4t-23
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Selma Fratermai Hodge. no. az.


YEI1E cornerstone of THE CENTRAL
n MASONlClNSTITU TIE OFALA-
BAMA, will be laid BY SELMA FRA
FERNAL LODGE NO 81. ON Thursday
the 24lh of June next, (St. John's day.)
The NJ. w. GRAND MASTER. and the r
w. DEPuTy GRAND MASTER of the Grand
Lodge OF Alabama, .are respectfully solicit
ed 10 officiaie on the occasion; and the
other officers aud members OF the Grand
Lodge are invited 20 attend.
The brethren Of the different Lodges in
the State, and all transient brethren are
earnestly invited TO be with US on that day.
A.dnner will be prepared for the occasion
BY order of the Lodge
WIN. WADDlLL, JR., Secretary.
L5=' Editors friendly TOT the cause Of Edu-
cation and Charity, will please copy the
above.
Selma, MAY %. 1917.
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TO TRAVELLERS.

&wA THE subscriber respectable
IETEfz3 announces TO travellers and
ssaa others, thai he has established n
House OF ENTERTAINMENT, 81
miles east Of Wetumpka, ON the Georgia
Road. He respectfully solicils the alien
ton of travellers No pains will be spared
10 render comfort to those who may be dis.
posed 10 patronize him. Prices shall be
moderate. ALFRED PARKER.
May 25, 1s47. .2ld
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In Coosa County.

" We are authorized to announce
w. 3. KYLE,
as candidate TO represent Coosa county
in the Represen tative branch of the next
Legislature.
~ We are authorized to announce the
name Of
RICHARD RICHARDSON,
as candidate 10 represent Coosa county in
the Representative branch of the next Lee
gislaiure.
HW We are authorized to announce the
name of
SAMUEL sPEG ENER,
as candidate TO represent Gonsa county in
the Representative branch oflhe State Lee
gislature.
~We are authorised 10 announce
the name OF
NAB. A. HI. KENDRECK,
as candidate to represent Coosa coun-
ty in abe Representative, branch OF the
next Leg stature.
~ We are authorised TO announce
the name of
DANIEL CRAWFORD
as candidate TO represent Coosa coun'
ty in the Repre- sentative, branch of the
next Legislature.
~ We, number OF the citizens Of
Beat No 2, o! the I'd Battalion, propose The
name of
David w. BOHEMIAN.
as suitable person TO Represen: Coosa
county in the next Legislature. Having
consulted Mr.. Bozeman on the subject, we
are authorized 10 announce him as candi-
date. MANY VOTERS.
HWe are authorized 10 announce the
nameof
w. WILKINS,
as Candidate to represent Coosa County
in the State Legislature, at the ensuing
election.
- We are authorised TO announce the
name of
SEABORN y. KIDD,
as candidate for the Office OF Tax Coilec-
tor for Coosa county, at the next August
election.
uT We are authorised to announce the
name of
GUY SMITH,
as candidate for the office OF Tax Collec-
tor OF Coosa county, at the next August
election.
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NEW SPRING
AND
SU M MER GOODS

HEARD & DUE are now receiving
IL and opening, one Of the largest and
most varied stock Of EsGLisn, FRENcH and
AMERICAN Staple aud Fancy
Dry Goods,
Ever offered in this Market; embracing
almost every article iE the above line Of
Goods. Also, a large assortment of
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats. Fashionable Beaver and Moleskin
Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leaf; Bon.
neis, Florence Braid, PAMELA, Coburgs,
Straw, and other styles OF Ladies' and
Misses. Boots and Shoes. Gents. Super
Call, Morocco and Seal, Ladies Calf, Seal
and Leather Bootees aud Shoes, do. Kid,
Morocco, Calf, Buskius, Paris Ties, Slip
pers. and Polka Slippers. Misses and Chill
drens}Shoes and Slippers, and most su-
perb lot OF
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Consisting in part OF Ombric Stripe
Zephyr and Polka Bareges; Printed Lawns
Muslin Ginghams, Printed Jaconetts, ETC.
HARDwARE-A large and general assert
ment.
CHEWING ToBAcco-A large assortment
To all Of which we respectfully invite
the attention Of our friends and the Public
generally. The senior pa'toer having spen
some several months in the MOI rhern ant
Eastern arkets, and having devoted hi
best efforts in their selection, and having
purchased them principally for Cash we
are prepared to offer unusual inducements
and feel well assured that al who may ia
vor US with call, will find our prices en-
tirely satisfactory.
HEARD s. DUE.
| Wetumpka, Nav IL. lS47.
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j. A. BOOTH.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHANCERY,
WILL attend promptly TO all business
w entrusted to his care.
~ OFFICE at Vernon Autauga county.
Alabama.
June Is, 1877. 81
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In Autauga County.

~ We are authorized TO announce
DIR. JOHN WOOD,
as acandidate TO represent Aulaaga county
in the Representative branch OF the next
Legislature.
We are authorised to announce
GEN C.. M. JACKSON,
as candidate for Representative Of Au-
tauga county ia the State Legislature. al
the election in August next.
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GoINo 1T wHILETHEy ARE YOUNG =
A married woman in Fall River, aged
but fifteen years, lately gave birth TO a
pair Of twins! The father is seventeen
years old.
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DIED-At the residence of Col. John
J. Mickle, in Lownd esboro', Lowndes CO.,
on Wednesday the Cd inst, Mrs. REBEccA
BALLARD, in the 18th year Of her age.
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SPRINGS

M Il. & MRS. JAMES GEORGE hav-
lVA ing become the proprietors oil this
fashionable resort, inform their friends aud
the public that they will be prepared for the
reception Of Visitors by the LIST of June
No trouble or expense has been spared in
making ever preparation necessary for the
comfort and convenience OF invalds, as
well as The amusement of the votaries OF
pleasure. 1t Is The determination of the
propfielors that the Hotel shall equal in
every respect, The best House in the State.
An ercellent Band Of Masic, composed
of the well known Messrs. BAssETs, five
in number,) will be in attendance during
the season These gentlemen will also
open a aoeH supplied Bar, Bowling Sa.
loon, and a Billiard Room.
Ii is hardly necessary TO add that these
Springs are easy oe access from Selma
Montgomery and Wetumpka, being siua-
ted about sixty miles from each OF those
points. in The midst of the Hills Of Shelby
county
TERMS.
Board per single month, $25
Board per month Tor the season, 90
No extra chdrges soilbe made.
Reasonable deduction will be made when
families wish board for the season.
For further information address
A. W. SPAIGHT, Cahaiobd.
May Is. lS47.
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Scrap Plates for Sale.

Scrap Plates for sale.
EoRTY OF THE BEAUTIFUL EN-
Il CRAVINGS. used in the Lady's
Book, will be sent TO any person on receipt
OF One Dollar. They are all from Steel
Plates, and are handsome addition 10 a
Scrap Book.
Address, L. A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia.
Any newspaper inserting The above SCI
veral times, will be entitled TO a set of The
plates, by sending copy, marked, as a.
poye. jn 1924