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HYMENIAL. tip our chapeau this
morning and wish long life of happiness
and joy to Colonel Will. Huntington, of
Pulaski, and his fair bride, nee Miss Sue
Gray Booker, of Columbia. They arrived
in this city last evening, having had the
silken moose fastened by the Rev. Mr.. Otey,
of Columbia, on yesterday. They depart
the city this morning en- route for Niagara
Falls and the East. A happy voyage to
80 allianee-the gallant soldier and
B0nner 9th
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.--Our friend JAS.
R. GROVE has established real estate a
gency here for the accommodation of buy
ers, sellers and renters. Advertisement
and furlher information next week.
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Consolidation of the Blood Horse<Ass5-
citation with the Agricultural Society

Consolidation of the Blood H7rse%Ass5-
citation with the Agricultural Society
We are graried that it is our privil. ge
to chronicle the fact that terms of consoi-
dation have been agreed upon by the Elk
ecutive Committees of the two societies,
upon the basis suggested by US several
weeks ago, subject to the ratification of the
members of each. This was a good days
work of the two Committees, and inaugu-
rates pew era in the Agricultural, Me-
chauical and Blood Horse interests of the
county. It simply insures the organiza-
ton of a Society upon the joint stock plan.
with ali the features, rights and privileges
of both combined. with enlarged facilities,
ample grounds, a mile track, plenty of mo-
ney to improve tie grounds splendidly,
and good feeling, harmony and concert of
action. Of course the members will rati-
fly it. Everybody will ratify it. No gamb-
ling ; no pOol-seiling only fair on lar
ger scale, with larger track, and admit
ting only one new feature-that of speed
P. S.-Sirce the above was written, we
nave lCCClfCu iOl puUllCdLlOu the IOlONlu9
agreement entered into between the two
committees which will more fully explain
the terms Of consolidation:
Whe~eaS, ". L. Wilson, W, G. S. Anderson and
B. Cox on the part and in behalf of the Board of
Directors of the Giles County Ag and Mech. Socie-
ty, and E. EdmuudsOn, A. j. McKImmn and II. c.
Bate the part and in behalf of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Giles Co. Blood Horse Association do
enter into the following agreement which to take
effect 20 ratified, if ratified ALL by the a
tcresaid society and Association, each acting and
voting by its members and stockholders at a meet
ing to be he'd at Pa ask the 18th inst to- wit
The said a G. and NJ. Society agrees to dissolve by
turning its books and assets to the said B. Ii.
Association and in consideration of this tn sa d As
ISOLATION agrees 20 all the liabilities of the
said Society, except such debts if any as were con-
racted prior to October 1861; and it is further a
greed for ard in behalf of the directors of said As
sociatIon 5hatso soon reasonable number of the
present Board of Directors of the said Society shall
and the Rules amended IN the SAID Association as
permit it, all of the present Board shall resign
and permit the holders to elect their success
And it is also understood that this dissolution
is made by the Ag. IL NJ. Society upon the expressed
condition and understanding that no species of
gambling betting pooI-selIng is 70 be tolerated
by the said Association and that Rule in accord
ance herewith be incorporated among its rules and
made SrreDeGLabIe This June 9th, 1859.
r. B. Cox, W. L. WILSON, W. G. s. ANDERSON,
For q. c. A. & NJ. Society.
E. EDMUNDsoN, H. c. BATE, A. j. McKnIM1N,
For G, C., 3, II, Association
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Attention.

Members of the Giles County AgricuItu-
raj and Mechanical SocsAty, are requested
TO meet here on SaturdaI619th inst. Bus
mess in which each member is interested
will come up for consideration. A full at
tendance is desired. By order of the Pres
ident. r. B. Cox, Sec,
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GEO.-YY. MCGREW annnnncas En- AZ

6Eo:T MCGkEW announces in this pa
per that he has resumed business and will
take pleasure in furnishing goods at low
rates either for money, barter or his own
paper.
Our friend A. g. STEELE has lost bay
mare mule. described elsewhere, which ne
would be glad to recover.
Funeral Undertaking and Carpentering
by S c. Mitchell, advertised in another
column. Mr.. Mitchell is too we'll known
here as a mechanic to require commenda-
ton from US. His workmanship speaks
for itself all over town.
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Attention

Stockholders in the Blood Horse Asso-
citation are requested to meet here on Sat
urday. 18th inst. Business in which each
member is interested will come up for CON
sideration. A full attendance is desired.
By order of the President
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ADVERTISEMENTS
j. G. LAMBETH,
FANCY FAMILY GROCERIES

l. - =
Southeast Side PubIicsSquare.
NEAR POST OFFICE.
KEEPS always on hand every ticle usually
N found in first class Confectionery and Fancy
Grocery. All kinds of
Canned Goods, Choice Pickles and Sauces,
Both Foreign and Domestic;
Genuine London Porter and Scotch Ales
For Family Use;
The Choicest d Freshest Crackers the
market affords; every variety of plain and fancy
Cakes, Candies, Raisins, Figs, Lemons
Oranges, Lemon Syrups, Sugar of Lemons, Brandy
Peaches Brandy Cherries, all kinds of Extracts Of
bestquaity, variety ofSmoking and Chewing To-
baccos, plain, common and fancy Pipes; all goods
warranted to give perfect salts faction. Also
a TRULY LOYAL AUNTY KUKLUx
SOD A FOUNT.
with an ample supply of Ice and the Choicest Syr-
ups, in full BLAST.
Orders 70 Weddings, Parties and Picnics
solicited, ard filed in a satisfactory manner on the
shortest notice. at Nashville prices.
apr23-1v J. c. LAMBETH.
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MARRTED-In this place yesterday at o'clock, p:
m, by Rev. F. L. Ewing, Gen. j. D. PALMER, OF
MurfreesbOro, to Mrs. MARGARET MASON OF TINS
place
It is with no ordinary degree of pleasure that We
chronicle this additional bond of union between
Murfreesboro and Pulaski, Rutherford and Giles
Several years ago the original commander OF
aBrown's Old Brigade,'' led one of Rutherford's
fair daughters to the Hymenil altar, and brought
her to his Pulaski home, and now the last COM
mander of the immortal old veterans transPlants
one of ulaskf.s fair daughters to-his bowery home
in Murtreesboro The 18th and 45th ef Rutherford
and the Sd and sd of Giles bound together by
the gest cords of a tachment, made do1oiy
dear by the haowed associations of the past. Side
by side they fought under the same nag throughout
the long weary years of the struggle for southern
independence and now the bond of union betwee1
them is made douby trehly strong by the union OF
their last gallant commander with a daughter OF
old Giles AS a member of the old brigade, Gene
rail- who surrendered with you at old High rolnt'
n. c.. greet you, and wish you successful cam
paign for the future.
We tender our acknowledgement to the accom-
plished BRIDE and quatf this glass otsparkng nam
payne with a health to her ard hers.
The season is now approaching when
Harvesting Machines will be wanted and
we would say to the farmers that we VIII
be able to supply the very popular Walter
! A. Wood Reaper and Mower. either com
! bined or separate. also, Hall, Moore &
| Burk hartd' s Louisville ChaH P1iIng or
! Ground Hog Thresher, also the endless
/ chain powers and threshers. The crlebra-
! ted Puts Separator and Power, 6. 8 or 10
| horse power. also the Albany Cleaner and
! Thresher. the Farmer LynUville make OF
wheat fans, warranted not surpassed by
any. also good stock of Cider Mills, both
crushers and grinders. We will say to
those in want of reaper. that in every
case we go and put up the machine, and
if it should not work to his entire satisiae-
sHsnGnniachine can.be- returned and the
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sUBJECT-"THE COOK OF THE PERIOD
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AT ANTOINETTE HALL
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE II. 1869.
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Novel and Amusing.

A marriage ceremony was performed By
Squire Kouns. one evening last week. at
the Hotel De St. Dennis, in this place,
which united for veal or woe, forever, the
fortunes of Mr.. Joseph Scott and Miss
Mary O'Lingo, natives we believe of the
Emerald Isle. When they stood up before
the magistrate it was discovered that Jo-
= - wrong side !; when in
apologize by re-
used 10 that
lp1Azin.yight
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JOHN HAPPY's LECTURE.
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ADMISSION ONLY FIFTY CENTS.

BENEFIT OF THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
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SATURDAY. NIGHT, (12th Inst
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Reynolds and James F. Smitl9. Jus
AS regards prices we will sell lower than
any person can buy the same machines In
Nashville or other markets and get Item
here We have also full stock of Horse
Hay Rakes, Grass and Grain scythes. era
dies, &c JNO. D. FLAUTT q co.
may7- 2m,
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RATES Of TUITION
Fer Term of Twenty Weeks

Incidental Fee, upon entrance, ........... 5 ..
Primary Department, .................... Is.
Preparatory Department, -..-........... 90.
Academic Z" .................. 25.
Collegiate 90 observation-disclosures. 80.
Music on Piano. ..... $50. Use of Piano, ... s.
Vocal Music, $50. 49,. 10. Art of Singing so
Drawing, .-........... 10. French, 80. Is.
Oil Painting, $50. Any other Painting. 10.
Higher Mathematics and Latin, each, .....-... 10.
Board from S12 to $50 per month.
Tuition ana Board One half in advance. Day
pupils monthly heretofore, if preferred.
It is preferred that boarders should furnish the
towels and pair eact OF sheets & pillow cases.
Examination Tuesday and Wednesday, June 22d
and 23d. Vocal and Instrumental Concert Wednes-
day evening, June 23d.
an22-1y A. D. WALLACE, Principal.
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New Advertisement.

The most profound electricians have
pronounced the Copper SchroH Lightning
Rod the best. See advertisement.
Mr.. WILLIAM FRYE, Portrait Painter,
we'll know here as one of the bes artists Of
the period. has opened a gtqdia., at the
store of Cas s1ls & Co. satics
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MONETARY.
CORR CTED WEEKLY BY
RICHLAND SAVINGS BANK,
OLD PLANTERS BANK BUILDING.

Gold, ............ Buying, 1877 Selling, I3S
Silver, ......-...- - l25 $50
Stocks, Bends Exchange bot and sold best rates
TTNCJTRRENT MONEY
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0eSet! &eIet !!

llntersei6netsr bat lpsbsn cine ncue Su6banb-
lung unb 9eibbibliptbef in @errs pftifer'S Saus
in ber 6ebarlfraBe erpHnst nIlipO i'd auf Sanb
balte ale Scrten BON 9iteIn, bon ben srSeten
bis 3u ben fleinIfen, bas neue Ieifamsnt, Spbann
grnht'S pabrrs 9brifentbum unb telIsn Yara-
rirssGrtlein, driebri6 Starf's Getutbu6, 6iirlf
aus TaSib's Saus, Gpr's driitbeS Mirtsrtbuni,
9utber's eeben, hfGIen SauSpcifige unb 9rmmrns
tar, Yrsbistbii9er nIIer Sprtrn, Gjtiansbiiter
fir perl6iebrne Sliraen, Muiifbii9sr fir einen
beutl6en gbpr, Grau-, 5auf. unb Gpnfrma.
tieneIhrine, isrusr Or. RHpre6ts Der NrSt aIs
Sausfreune. auerifanii6e DOlmeti6rr Brief
ltellrr, eeutide uuo tnsIiIte S6ulbiider iebsr
gIrt, aud S6rribpdpirr, 1inte, 6eberu, Brief
epuperte itnb pplfmarfrn. a
3uglsih babe ib cine 2sitbiblictbef erSHnet,
no id alle Sprien ltnterbalmnss. .qitsratur auf
9asrr baIte ,ine lie benz teutl6leIenbsn pubifuni
aubise, pelbe id, ipenn in gutter Srbnuns seesn
cine 9erinse Tergiitufig pieeer suriif. .nebme
SD babe MID aud Der Asrntur Ssri6isbsnsr
3eituneen nntersp9cn.
Daruni, msire eeutIbtn S5reuntr unb 9antss
lsutr, fpmme Ginsr, fpmmt ellie! ss IT fein
Wanesl an llnterbaltuns Seben Rpnat tpsreen
bic Bidder in Der 2eibbibIictbef burb nsur rreBt.
1SmS9 -. Safpb Buyer Ggt.
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Cd biaiboYOn 1iiber,,uot, unO lOu i'd

sd Bin baScn ilberSeust uub fpa i4
Dir me9r fassn? gedbrenb pieier f&red-
li6en Gage, mo unlere tbeure Marie Sipts
fHen Scb unb eeben I4wettej fam etn
I&redli6er @ebaute ;u meiner gn8f.
Sd, fragte Mid, Of bieIes nsue llnsliid
nibt Sieleidt cine Strafe @ptteS mare,
bafir, bnb i'd eesen msin @epi6sn sss
banpslt, pae i& 3u leidt Der SHentli6en
1sinuns nadsssebsn. llnp bod - Der
aussnI6ein! Das fOnnsn mir isbt tbun
unb pas 1T su bcFen? Sc iifbsr 10. Suit.
a6t 0icnats fnb felt tem MierSe ssr9an'
gen, fanf felt benz 9rc,ss, uno tstn anset'
den, feine Spur, feia 9srea@t bat iI@
se,eist."
,Das ma&fs? SD iebe msiH Serr
trauen ni6t auf meni6Ii6e Ntttel. so
t6eile bielen glberslaubsn bes 5er5ens,
wel6sr Elm gutter iit unO wel@su Suldnne
untsrbielt ete fte ibrs Sernnnft oerlrr.
aussrpem wia Id fir bic S&ulO, rie i'd
asmadbt babe, SatOb fpieberieRen. Sd
psrbe pa unten nit alien Deuep iprs&en,
BON pel6en es abbdnst, feline Strafe gu
erIeiatern, pislleidt atSutir5en."
Sn Der fplsenpen @p6e reilten 8rau
BON 8ittere, @arie unO Sufannc in rem
Siibsn. Suiunne f&isn, ais lpii6te fie ab-
Iolut ni6t, rObin man ie fibre; lie fcl9ts
Marien, wie Der !6unp bem 8inec ieines
6errn fplat.
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inbem fe Spn t9rsn sissnen slnii6ten
Ipra6, wrl6e Elm tpenig sesen ras llrtbstl
prptsfirt battsn. ole fiiste bin3n, Dap,
ie me9r ir SerIu6t pdre, an elm unfrtlar'
ties pber ni6t su erfldrenbss GsRetmntB
,u slauten, fis hsfc msbr Cuff bate Saeoe
unb SuIannrn nabli4 gu iein.
SuIanne Bate etnen 3u 9roBsn piaB
in Dem Ssri6ts, ais bab iie ntAt alls,
penen Srau BON Sitbiere ZEN @lCrb une
BEN grcceb ersa9Ite, lfbbaft intersiFrt
bate. slls man erfatr bab hieier 9rcesB
itr bic Sernunft ssfcfet babe unb bab ile
felt ibrer lsbten 3ufammenfunft nit 9aeob
wabnfnnis sewOrben tpare, perbpppslte
ia baS SntersGs. glter ais man bSrte,
baB fie in Garqueirannewar, Swsi Isilsn
pom SpulOn. ba tannte bic lympatbilhe
9leusisr tsine @rsnSen mebr.
Srau Son 9ttbiere, iebr seneist, Su-
ianne mit,ubrinsen teate bod ibrs Be
pinsun9en. asana-se t7'.b#
80 wanIds sweisrtei," iaste fe; nIU
piel ais mfsIi6 bas fdrsdIibe Zoos Sa-
cots 3u milbsrn unp ;u peeiuden, Gu.
Iannen, iursm fe ii9 plSsli8 in feinsr
Gessnwart befinpst, gu t9rer Sernunft
Surid3ubrinssn."
,Wapame," antwprtete Ger Gcmmifar
res 8asuC, mas Sdecb Scuearo betrifft,
70 1T es Elm psnis Su fri9 3u einem @na'
pen9sIu6. gBr warten eepS9nlid nit
ICl4en Yetiticnen, Bis sin Sabr abgs.
laufsn il. rbne bab Der Strdflins bic
9erinsfe SeranlaTuns CUR &Ia9e geeeben
Sat. NidtS rare lsi@tsr, cine 3uIam.
msntunft SacctS uno Res iunssn MSb-
t0ens gu oeranIaiTsn. SuTanre fommt
nit 9bnen, sic beliftisen pas arlenal
unb rem Sasnc; pas uetrtse III uu1ers
Sahc." ~ 1s. ar
8tau spn glibisre fam mad Garauei.
ranns 3uriif, sIidlth weesn Der suten
ausIiGteu. Seit pier;ebn Sasen sSserts
iis, SuIannen mit5utbsilen, ba6 fie fU
na9e BEL Saccb mar. Satte has arme
GinO UieGsidt SspubtIein bon pielsr
gla6barIdaftP Saste ibr cine Stimme.
baB iGr @elietter an bsmlslben ufer mil
i6r peile, cine Seuts grauIamer 9sitsn
Der aufmertiamfe Bid 9atte bieies 8atb'
leG ni9t errat9en fGnnen.
sic mar wsrer trauri9sr, nod frcber
Ntt Marie AM Stranb ginlaufen, iie bret
ubsr pier Mal tisli6 aus unb ausflsipen
5rau bon 8ibiere in ibrer fleinen Saus'
rpirtbI6uft bslien, NIT Isiler Stimme iRrt
5eimatbslisber iinscn, tann pIOBlid fun
Deplnn9 in eiuer faweiSfamen Setra4'
tuns perbarren barin teltanb ibr 9anSet
9eben.
EgEsz 0VrtieBuns fOIst) -r6
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gBaI9inetpn 10. SUM-. Gs pirb Be.
merit, baB Der 8eiieSertebr pom Siiben
mad bem NUrren In BEN lsbten 8o6en
sr6ber sepelen ei ais ;u irsenb elmer
3sit felt tsr 8etellicn. Wan feGt bartn
ben gewfiS, bab bsr Siiben fd tGeilpeiIe
micfer srhClt BAT. gtenlc sermsbrt T4
pie 3dtI ter iiiNwarts sebenpen @efdGfts>
lsute uno 2anbIpeeulanten, unp mebrere
bisfse ganrassntursn MAIDEN SprtrefiIiGe
@ei4afte in iarlidem Gtsentbum.
Gle ticfiaen rubanifden asenten fdas
Ben bic bis jest mad Cuba at8esansenen
5Iitufirr. gerfartunsen fir bic Snfurs
ssnten auf 5000, met1 aus ben Ser.
Staaien nnb ZEN fieameritaniI6en 8e-
putitten. sic IaSsn RE 9eSuIutiOnare
9attrn eS niAt aStbi9 9ebabt, ibre Scnbs
auf BEN Marft gu brinsen, ba bic 5rsises
bi9teil Der wpbIbntenpsn Gubaner gum
antauf Der &riesspurratbe mebr ais bin.
ssrsiat babe. Siele Serren bGtten bic
gUnps ale aufsetauit unp ss isi ba9er
fir bic nddfs 3eit feiue Csc fir BEN
SaaB Der Yatrioten gu befiirdtsn. g
- WGbrenp ber lebten spei g8uden
linb ntht peniser ais "a perIonen aus
Nep gJorf ,,in unerfl6rli6er @etIe Der.
f&wuncen." Darunter 1T cine iaSne unp
rei6e iun9e Dame.
= @raf Sismard unb SGnig @tlbelm
fnb auf elmer NsiIe bura 6anOper. f
Die lsbte @elebsetuns tewillists fur
in New' ycrf 5u erri6tenpe Sfentli6e Sd.
Der bic Summe BON $50, 900, wofar bic
iel6en susIeia in Stano gu balten linb.
Disle piel sewiinIdte unp fir bic @elunr.
belt 70 Sutrasli6e ginri6tuns wtrp bcf'
fentiiG balb aussefiibrt psreeu. Der
StrabsnccmmiEdr bat an bic S6uloen-
tilsunsscommiFSre ras Grfu6en seaeGIt,
,wri Yiers iir Sapsjwede, einen am GAIT
9tissr uno einsn am 9lcrtb Silver nnjus
tptilen. .s
= Sm Sressbspartement lolleu pifie.
nisen als Glsrfs telddftistsH Sploaten,
reren Gnilelluns ntdt purA ras @eIee
autOrifrt III, entIafsn irerpsn.
- Die preubifGe 8tgierung Siebt BEN
plan in grwdsuus, SeurIaubunSsn in
Der armre nd6iteu gBinter I'M sr6bsrsm
Ma6e tifttreten 5li lafeu. st8E
- Sc6n Mortarty, Yra7esnt Der SriI6
8epublieau @Gceiaticn Oon Yennplpania
Sat ale Srldnper bss StantsS, pelhe fur
aqsemeinss StimmrsGt, S6ub ber nmes
ritaniI6en Snbu trie unp fur Befrie'
ung Srlanps inp, aufsefcroert, In tebsm
Gpnsreebiltrift sins gerfammluus absu.
talten unO einen absscrpnsten Su pd9ien
fur Die am 4. Suli in Gbieasc SuIammsns
tretenre SriI9 8epublirau Gcnpenticn.
Su bieler 9opreiIe 1T seIast baB Die
pon Senator Sumner einsenpmmene
6altung bic llnttrfHBung alltr dGten
Srldnper pereiene unp bic Wiaioritdt Der
iriI6en Burger F6 mil per rrpublitani-
I6en partsi Srrbinren piirbe, um bic Sun'
nsr'IGe DClitit barH3ufIbren.
= Gin @e6lrltlatt I6reitt: gBsr Bars
gen an ten 5Subtn Bat uHb fe Gtenps
pOrm S6laIsnssbsu NIT einem, Stld6en
sep6bulidber ptiber 6reipt seb6ris RIM
reibt, fpirb ,u lsiner Serwuneeruu9 Ieben,
baB bislelben lhen mad furjer 3eit ale
psrl6punben inp. - Das liebs lih me-
ni9ffus prrttren. -
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Gcr0mtOiu Sams,
2pnis Sod, gisentbiimtr

9as ptiss, bsausm am Gilenbabn-G Gsprt srlr-
gene Spsl rrier alalle 1T neuerbinsS brbeutrnb
SererGBert unb berIhDnert tporbsn.
IPit benz Sptel III cine &efauratipn Serbun-
ben, no parms unb falte Sptilen aller 9lrt sll
ieter 5asss;sit ierSirt prrbrn. 8riIhe SplGnbis
fte 5Grinss unb belfen Qimburger aGle fam i'd,
aud an 8amiIirn in flsinsn Yartirrn abIaIrn.
5riI9s gulfsrn, nebIt alien Sprtrn ben laurr
sinsena6ten Spsilen INNER SprrGtbig.
Wieine Grsunbe unb Srfaunts, lpwie has rei-
fenbe publifum iiberbaupt finb gu ;ablrsifrm
9siu9r bUai9f sinsrIaben.
26f7 9OuiS Sod, prep.
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Gbriffppb 8dppd'S
8 TIT pf= TGrberet.

Ssibene unS tprIltns Sbapls, S6lsisr, aIsi-
ter, 8GnSer, S5ebern, u (. p., in better gBeiIs
eefGrbt unb esrsinist. Ssrrenfleiosr eefGrbt unb
9ereinist. NS2S 9aS feinfe 8abrifat tpirp ni9t
brlfGbist. .--Gbenfc Wpa- unb 8aumppa- @arn
in ieber Garbe sefdrbt.
Der llnternebmer beiiBt cine lGusiGbrigs Gr-
fabruns i'm @sibGfte unb pirb ale auftrGse
pinftlid ausfubreu. -fr
Seine @arantis i'm Sale ron 6ruer. Ollie glr-
tifrl miifen Dor @blaaf SCn ;pet Wrnpten abses
bolt perhen. 9b. GGppef, .
I'M SaGtmsnt bon 5. 3sibIer's nsuem @ebdube,
3eS nabe ber 8Gderei.
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Gr. @aener,- @eHrraI- gIssnt,
Dor 219, Srrauto:, pa.
2pFal- gsrnttn linb SCrIaufs in fcIsenbsn Or.
ten anesitelIt uub fam baielbt isbs nGbere sIus.
fanft rrtbsilt perbsn; ndmlit in
g8ilFesbare unb llmsssenb, bsm uutsren Sbril
Scu 9u;srne icpir GarbCH 9cunty-S(leT. .,
S6llmbab.
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Nyfi1tsaict)'s S0lOra,
Dunn ore, "a

Ounmpre, ga.
Msiurn Sreuutsn unb Ssfanntsn birrmit bic
ersebene @nSeigr, baB cbisrs epfaI nsu sinaerid-
tst unb bsbeutfnb ssrsrSbert iporbrn 1T. SEarme
unb falte SpeiIen su jecsr 3eit. Die Strnbsn-
@uh madt berfrlbe barauf aufmerfiani, rap or
nit gutter Stalluns fir pferbe serlebsn II.
23il8 ....s.. Ill. 2puiS Mtnntd.
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&0Cf0iO0 O0lltt0 S0its
qadapanna Ipenut, nabr ttm Depot

.H SluaplHHn @iptHuEI Hnpt ptHt StPoL
-.e Gbas. &rcpp, prcpr.
0as Ubisr, in better @eiie sinseri&tets Sdus
IN nit glasm perltbsn, mas bem aprpfr ;ur StGrs
funs unb GrfriIhun9 nptbig III.
@utes Bier, bic fsinlfsn g8sine, eiauSre unb
9igarrsn, marine unb faltr SpGilen; gIuitern, auf
jece 9lrt subrrsitst. ..rs a..g.e
Gin feiner Sanl fir Damen uub SSamiliru.
I'm sablri@sn 3ulpru9 frluGt ltine 6rsunbs
25iuS ll0n. slIlra &bas. SrpPp.
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SSauer S SSanfe,
8erfGufer Spn
6rpcerieen itnb 9SrDptffpnet,

6rpceriecn nrlb SSrDpiffUmen,
MatntraBt, 5sbt parf,
nebsn tem SOtrI brs 5srrn Gsprse Grdtsr.
@inem ssrtbrisn bsutlGsn pubIifum bic rrse-
bsnlis Inseige, bae mir fprttpGbrenb rinen ausse
tpGblten 9orratb ppn prpSiant unb 9rbrnsmit-
trIn an 9aub baIteu unb ~ ben billisitfn Trsilen
an unirre 8unbrn Serfaufen. 33.. .t' ~.
9nbrm mir um ;ablrsi6en .3uipru6 bitten,
sebsn mir bic grrii6runH baB Icpcbl SualitGt
ME prsile her Naaren ni9ts Sn piini9sn iibris
laIIen. 30ap8
Safcb Sausr. Srietri6 Waufs.
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vSSrnmfliIt GOtcl, :"

.......- Gsear SrnBr,
Cine sOr,isIifs RsRauratipn IL in 9rrbiu-
tune nit eirltm SauIe rrSTnrt rcrten unb ptr-
BEN ale Arten marine nne falte Spsiisn ;u jeeFr
Sagesjtit ierpirt.
Die feinlien esutlGeu Wtihs, beItes Bier unb
lonitise 9jetr6nfr tets frifd SSn Der QuelIe.
s,o3.-r@ VbH S4irIius, prepr.
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2SOlferS Selt1U Ca(c

SD llntrrSei6nrtrr smpfebIe mrirr nrue Seu,
paase ben 9iir9sni Spu Scrnntph "a Id tag.
lid SetpeiIs In metne SGnte brfcmmf, eab Gin
grocer S6pinbfI nit benz Sru sstriebsn pirb,
psl6es nibt bier sepp9rr tperbrn III, unb man
der @faun an rinrr sinSissu eaeune um Is
Dpllars brtrpsen pirb, 10 tparne i'd iseeH 9iir-
ger, Friu Seu su fdufru, auBer rs III bier stpeesn
ippreen. RdbTr Austunft bel
10jr66 F1r 6brtitinn g6lfer,
penn glSs., rabs @iinher's Rsbfliters.