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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-02

PICKING AND PACKING PEACHES. Peach
Is should be picked when dry, and be al
lowed 70 cool OF in the shade before pack
ing. They should be then carefully hand
died. 50 Is not to bruise them, and packed in
small crates holding about one-half bushel,
the crates TO be made Of two ends and 9
middle piece, with stats similar to the ma
sons lath, nailed about one-haIf inch apart
all around; the ends and middle piece
should be thirteen BY four, and the lath cut
two feet long. There should be piece of
lath nailed allaround each end Of the crates
to keep them apart during shipment to
allow of the free circulfion Of air and escape
Of the heat. The trait should not be quite
ripe when picked, but near enough to allow
it TO npen by the time it arrives in market
-ArgrieultErist.
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lis easy 10 cit in an once quite neat,
And IN soft slppeFed feet look down On the street
And the clod-knockerS too, who pass in review;
TO have nothing to do; don't you wish It was your
You may wager, Short Stop, that do, eUsry pop;
know it's tip top to be taking your sop
Al hrst-class hotel, and bar room as Well
And to strut and 70 swell; now. amt IT, ole felF'
And then give sqnan for game Of base ball.
When eaanied with all In this pariOr and hall;
Neither toll nor spin, bat guzzle lis gin,
Which the same It's = sin-the way It's poured In.
You've got q soft thing, Is what makes vou sing.
And level your fling when not In the ring;
YOu attack without eause-stop short, make pause;
When 60 "thwHrt your hawse," Zen touch up
Shakes raws,
Give me Hamlets wise saws"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-02

A SECTION MASTER RoBBED. Tho sec
ton master, of section fourteen, near Trini-
ty Station, was robbed on the nineteenth in
slant Of one thousand dollars, by one Charles
Morgan, q labOrer on the road, and colored
youth named George White. The section
master, l. seems, had just collected the
amount from the railroad, which, we learn,
was his entire earnings for thirteen months
and intending 70 deposit il in a safe place,
but, getting wet, hung his coat on the wall
TO dry and stepped out of the house, re-
turning soon after to find that one of his
men had disappeared, and upon examina-
ton Of his coat found his money all gone.
A diligent search was made and liberal re-
ward offered.
We clip the above from the East Teaas
Herald. The thieves were pursued and
captured, and apart Of the money recovered.
They viii likely be added to the force Of
Ward, Dewey q Co.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-02

AK UEIQUE VERDIcT.-W are under.
scribe darkies, bein' kurnets juray Of dis
gust to sit on de body OBJ de niger sambo,
now dead and gone before us; have been
sittin' on de said negro aforesaid; did on
de night OBJ de fourteenth OBJ November
come to deaf by falling from de bridge
ober de riber, into de said ribber, whar we
find he was subsecomely drowned, and af-
terward washed on de ribber side, where
we 'spose be was froze to deaf.
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lFor the Denosrne statesman.l
sOLILOQUx or a DRONE.

TO work, Or not 70 work, that Il the question
Whether lis noblsr IN the a. dun season TO suffer
The slineI and arrows Of fastldioume.s,
Or % take ones coat on, Ike Imam,
And By oppoaIng indolenee, end ~ TO york, Z
sweat,
No more; and By the sweat Of work to say We end
All board dunl, and the thouiand natural shocks
That idlcness e heir to-'fis conaHiEnation
Dcyontly 70 be wish'd- To work, toton,
To toll, perchance to labori ~, there's the rub,
For IN hard toll Of life what soreness may come
When We have shnfied on aversion 70 toll;
Must give us pause; there's therespect
That makes soft jobs the Joy Of life.
"sHoRT STOP"
Ausaa June .. 1874.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-02

GKN. W. II. +. LIE, distinguished dur
ing the war as a dashing and skillful officer
Of the Confederates, son Of Gen. R Z.
Lee, IS now farmer, residing at the White
House, on the Pamunky. about eighteen
miles BY land from West Point. r. f. Lee,
another son Of Gen. r. E. Lee, is q farmer
near West Point, having about 1000 acres,
and Gen. John A. Cook, son Of Gen. Philip
ST. George Cook, Of the United States
army, and brother-in-law Of the late Gen.
]. 4. B. Stewart, Is another farmer in a
large way IN that section. - lzzaadria ia. }
Gaseffe.
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GINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER.

lis sin 70 hoard up money and refuse to supply
the natural wants and demands OF suffering bed-rid
den wife. IT'S sin for mother to bend over the
couch OF beautiful yet fading daughter, and refuse
to spend few dollars for her benefit and relief How
cursed with the above sinf Sickly, pale enaciated
eafeWOrn, suffering females can be found In all parts
Of our country. remedy can be had and yet they re
fuse TO spend little money for It, The remedy thai
VIII cure Is Dr.. DFomgOoe's English Female Bitters
Sold by druggists. mil d&W4m
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FHE RURIAL OF NOSES,


DEUTERONOMY xxxvu-yI.
BY Nebo's lonely mountain,
On this side Jordan's wave,
In vale In the land Of Moab,
There lies lonely grave;
And no man dug that aepulchre;
And no man saw Il e'er;
For the angels OF God uptuFned the sod,
And laid the dead man there.
That was tho grandest funeral
That ever passed on earth;
Butno man heard the trampling,
Or saw the train 60 forth
Noiaelessly as the daylight
Comes when the night is done,
And the crimson streak on oceans cheek
Grows into the great sun
Nolselessly as the sprina-time
Her crown OF verdure weaves,
AID al the trees on all the hills
Open their thousand leaves
So without sound OF music,
Or voice Of them that wept,
silently down the mountain crown,
The great procession swept 81
perchance the bald old eagle.
On gray Beth-Peor's height, so
Out % his rocky eyrle,
Looked on the Wondrons sight,
Perchance the lion, stalking,
SIN shuns that hallowed spot,
For beast and bird have seen and heard
That which man knoweth not
But when the warrior dloth,
His comrades In the war,
With arms reversed and mnfIlcd drum,
Follow the funeral car.
They show the banners taken,
They tell his battles won,
And after him lead his masterless steed,
While peals he minute gun.
Amid ne noblest Of the land
they lay the sags to rest,
And give the oGrd an honored place
with costly marble dressed,
In the great Minister transept
Where ights like glorios tan,
And the sweet choir sing and the organ rings
Along the emblazoned wall.
This was the bravest warrior
That ever bucklcd sword,
This the most gifted poet
That ever breathed word;
And never earth'a philosopher
Traced with his golden pen
On the dcSthlels page, truths half 90 sage
Aa he wrote down for men.
Aud had he NOT hieh hOnOrs
The hill eide Tor his pail;
Ic lie IN state while angels wait
With stars for iapcrs tan;
And tie dark rock pines, like tossing plnmcs,
Over hls bier 10 wave,
And Gods own hand, IN that lonely land,
10 lay him In biz grave.
In that deep grave, without name,
Whcnco Bis uncc1incd clay
shall break again-most wondrous thought
Before the Judgment day,
And stand, with glory wrapped around,
On the hills Ne never trod,
And spsak o. the striie that won our lIis
Win tho lnesrnaie Son Of God.
oAllonoly tomb IN Moab's landl
OH dark Beth Pcor'e hill
Speak % thcsa curious hearts of ours,
And teach them % hc etili
Cod hath hl8 mysteries Os grace
Waya that We cannot tells
he kidea them deep. like TIE secret steep
OF him he loved aoWen
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AZ COFFEE
THE CHAArPToN or THE WORLD.

Makes IT'S own coffee; makes its own hot water;
aves per cent Of coffee; extracts the aroma BY steam
time and labor; pays for itself IN one month;
makes coffee as clear ~ amber. De Witt c. Brown, Of
New York city, inventor.
No limit TO the Geld Of improvement Perfection In
the ART OF making coffee nt last attained
It matters not how great how small the article may
be- II Il be one that Is OF any use TO the public, some
genius grasps the idea and invention Is produced
that IL 80 far IN advance Of the original that II at once
makes is way into pEblic favors This is especially
true with the new
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Medical.
DIR. W. BILLIE,
From New Orleans.

graduate nom the University OF COpeRhagen,
ge1nla<E Honorary n. d. frOm TIA University q
fadoF Italy; for several years assistant physician 70
the eeeorated Prof. Ricord. Paris.
HAVING ofen FOX years student az the large hoepi
tAls q ferlss London. Vienna and Copenhagen. and
tnfo1g large and varied practice during cen years
has gained the most thorough knowledge Of the nature
q ~ elro.lc diseases and the treatment thereof and
PC has IN ais extensive practice, had unparalleled
success, An4 very oiteo effected cure where every
remedy hed been tried aud all hope Of restoration Of
health bad been desuaircd Of
Nobody who ever suffered Of the tedious and life
embiltering dleeaee-DYSPEPSIA-has ever in vain
called on d.. Bile. In every case has he BY his new
method Of treatment restored the functions Of The
stomach, and with Il the health and veor OF the pa
tent ana many person does today. with gratitude
recall The moment he plseed himself under Dr. Bnle's
care.
For his treatment Of LADIES' DISEASES. Dr.
Bile ts deeervedly renowned. and no lady suffering
RON AMkNORRH0EA. DlSMENORRHCEA, HYSr
TERRA. PROLAPSUS UTERI, or any other disease
peculiar % the female system, should fall 70 call
on Dr. Bile they win quickly be relieved OF their
suffering and ultimately restored 10 perfect health
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Diseases Of a Private Mature

DIT. Ble has made speciality endthis scOurge Of hu-
manty. unnecessarily treated by most practitioners
e easily and quickly overcome by his new treatment
Being pupil Of the most renowned physician for syph
little diseases In the world-Prof. Ricord in Paris
DIT. Billie viii always guarantee in any Of
syphihnc disease which may come under his treat
ment; and hundreds IN this city and vicinity
y that In cases OF syphilitic natnre, where other
physicians have failed, Dr. Bile has always been
cessfuL
No man Is too old, and no man is too debilitated,
that he cannot be completely reinvigorated and rju-
Venated by the treatment OF DIR. W. Bile
DR.. w. Bile wishes 10 call particular attention to
his new discovery, by which he can by the help Of
microscopes and chemistry, discover II there Is any
syphitc poison In the bOOd-which Is Of the greatest
importance as persons having had venerea diseases
often believe themselves cured, and the poison still
remains in the blood TO break out sooner or later Dr.
Billie has resided In New Orleans for years Is endorsed
by the best citizens there, and by his Skill knowledge
and successful cures, has obtained great reputation
. specialist.
Dr. Bile has arrived at Waco and Is located at the
AcCLELLAND HOUSE, where he will be glad TO see
those needing his services At once his stay viii
only be short.
Consultations strictly confidential in English Ger
man. French and scandinavian.
DIR. W. BILLIE,
myi d&wem 90 Canal street. New Orleans, Ls.
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RAKER g GRAHAM,

GlasscOck's block, Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas
wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Dealers in Paints, ons. window Glass; Perfumeries,
Soaps, and Sundrfes i
~ Prescriptions carefully compounded.
licited
D. W. c. Baker Is the originator and sole Proprietor
Of the Geiebrated Tip Top for the Of itch ring
worm letter. etc. which Is kept constantly on hand By
Us In quantities to suit purchasers
N. B.-Masonic, Odd Fellows, Knights Of Pythias
and Temperance Society Regalias and Lodge Furni-
ture, furnished to order, and on the lowest terms
de29 v11u1
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BAgARD TA11oR, writing from Alcxan-
dria EGYPT says that the most remarkable
change since his visit there twenty wears
AGO Is the astonishing spread of the Eng
lish language within the last twenty years.
resulting both from the numbers OF the
English and Amencan travellers who visit
the Ease, and theuse Of the language hy
travellers Of other nationalities. French.
which, until the last few years, was indis-
pensalle. has been slowly fading into the
back ground, and Il already less agaila-
DE than Enelish for Italy and en- the Orient
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The.e spEings ere easy q acccss from al eoufhern
ne1eee. ne g1crtelt and Q1ickcst, kouerer Is tie
Great kenncElg Eo1Ic," ~ Mo1lronlagV. Atlanta
Oaltcn. kucxxlla % McEfiE1oun. Etst &C.,.
Thence g miiel ~ the cumberinni Gap nld ClfIss-
ton Raklroad % PANT Rock thence Eve niles a rood
mu1ucsla tur1lIkes q aflt cllls palleE1r co1che1
ard hncks - he ErrinEa
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GREAT AMERICAN cOEEEE POT.


There are but few iuventioxa that possess as much
merit this new coffee pot Its construction s per
feet and upon purely ec.ennc principles, and IL
ry unlike any ether ever yet produced lite adoption
ciative public IL alone question Of tune.
Irs OPERAFIoN-When the water IN the rot bOils
the steam and heated water collect under the false bot
tom and force their way up the conica tube against the
cover Of the straner; thence being dashed over the
shower they descend through lts Earorfed bottom In
q shower Of steam and boiling water upon the coffee
extracting ts strength the Hduid descends into TIE
reservoir above the false bottom thence through the
drain pipe into the lower reservoir to al up the partial
vacuum caused By the boiling over through the coniel
The same process Il repeated a. many times a. de
sired, until the strength and aroma Of tie coffee are
thoroughly extracted Thus
TWENTY-FIVE Per Cent. or the strength Of
the Co4ee ~ saved
This coee pot actually pays for itself in less than
one month. 10 II perfection In simplicity and economy
By this ingenious devices the cearest the uurest and
ne most delicious eoee 4 produced ever yet enjoyed
very best coffee pot ever invented and We Challenge
comparison with any and al others.
Tbs Great Amerieal SoIee Pot 4. decided luxury
and perfect household wonder, and We ofsr Il 70 the
pube with conldenee IN its decided inertia 70 give flI
and entire satisfacfion-
No. l. flmIiy sizs, one gallon. - 30; No :. family
sire. tnree quartz = % No. :, family Size, two
Orders solicited and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
% every family. On rcccipt q price the GrSat Aei-
can Coee Pot win Y promptly cent 10 any address il
Wsnied, general scunt. with eupit.l fos the state
81 Iexas OF would sci The night q thu Sta1e On rea
DR WITT C. brown : Co,
Principal oEce ana sslo rooss 10. % BSosdwsy
cpPosile erana Central Hotel. New York ely.
dsN d&w1v
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livery SEWING MACHINE
DOUHLKD IN VALUE.
PaImer,s Combination Attachment.

- 49, 4-NN|A'-
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES
7 p.sgasss tie miIlinsrs fold better th1a "a. BE
2 = prepares niillnefs fold win different color,
nc tlecrl 81 Hood1 ~ one operation
9 P,epfe. and Places fold - auY se.n poEfeclY
= = prsp.Ies ana puis douhs o. .inris fold On sis
3. y CORDS BIAS banda
a.. pFeparas end applies doubie Preach BEN
2 3 prepszes 4 cord welt perfectly
y PfspeIes ed places 3 cprl welt q az resn
?. tplepar1s cord u1li e iie rane time catherine
1nd pacl1g ne welt IN f1f 91t1efIrg ee1 sewing IS
% plain band n desired 81 one IoEsfiOn.
%. ~ does rieln nsibezllf
=. i ellhers nd rcEs q = the ens fne. better
El1l eny otter glthere1,
e hhess ~ goeesl bi.s q r.raight
n itbInd1 VITA e1f 1IntIrE.
IS Z negs ~ sem Nlinoat o1eiius.
Tie nfI1nsse1its 4try noltl ana a a o1e ~ fte
snlrl1ll atlte 81 see q j. ~ rI|IIf.
do1b1nE lle F1Ig1 % any rerII4 rIaeliIc
rs dr1elfnr state Ifrl ~ 11r'Ilr lrIeI|ts
fliee, e. I..1 1aI| Alllnellc1e ~ ~ 1Ee SAILED
PlINER NA1UF AcTUHfNo CO.
A. ee.1ltz .e.oen czela. 2 esesla q .tost
neze4 Ntlea afe WAITED e4lIg .ers, lIsI1c'Ie,eIl
noU Wy
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The Baths are wonderfully invieorafinQ 70 an inva-
Ida equalizing the clrc1l1fon and stnlarn tie e.
cretory or1ns; and u IN most cases 81 chronic and
euoaclte 5cut and Hheun1Efisul Paralysis DvsueDsfa
Neura,Ea, Secondary Syphilis Ncphilc and cacnicnf
Disorders, eLect 4 speedy and radical cure.
Ihe Drln1cg Spring, e Il u called. q ner the
b1fhe and ite materially assists tie nrflnn a. tie
Baths n he treatment q TIE diseases lor which thy
arc employed
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From the GiddingS Qee county, Texas,O
Tribune we select the following interesting
and pungent items;
If we take the tone of the Texas press
generally as a criterion, we must say that
we have known several State administra-
tons that were more popular than the pres
emit one. so H
Financial Agent Moody has left New
York and will return to Texas. He has
failed to accomplish the sale of State bonds,
but says there may be some hope in the fu-
ture, though things look gloomy.
The lone hundred days. expired on the
nineteenth instant, and the floating debt of
the State is still floating. We guess you
were only joking when you said, 81 mean
what / say,n wern't you, Governor
Mr.. A. p. Ohphent, yesterday morning,
showed US a cotton stalk which is ahead OF
anything we have seen this year. 1t is just
four feet in height from foot to tip of stalk,
was taken from an eight acre patch as an
average stalk, and has one hundred and
four bolls on it; some not far from burst
ing, and others Just forming. The plant is
of the Davidson variety, we believe, and
speaks well for Lee county.
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THE Corsicana Observer has sensible ar
ticle on the eiOa rights BIZ, and concludes
with the following truthful and pertinent
declaration:
We have long tried the experiment of
meeting the aggressive legislation of the
North with conciliatory legislation; indeed,
the legislation of the Southern States, for
some years past, has been more or less af-
fected by the fear of displeasing our North
ern friends. Even the calling of Consti-
tional Convention by the Fourteenth Legis-
lature was opposed by some for fear that it
might give offense to our kinsmen of the
North. Such fears are unworthy of the
Southern people, and the man who enter
tains them should not be allowed a seat in
the councils of the State. Weshouldso legis-
late as to effect the greatest local and public
good of our own State and people; and if
the Northern people continue their aggres-
sive legislation we must meet it with such
legislation as win be best calculated to de-
stroy the effects of such legislation on the
part of our fanatical neighbors. True, it is
to the interest of the Southern people to
educate the negro as far as his capacities
will allow, but it will not be done at the
sacrifice of the social relations which now
exist between the two races. If this is
backwoods Democracy then we are one Of
them.
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Woman's Medical Adviser, a neat and well written
book specially for the use OF females, giving causes
aniictng the female sex. The only book Of the kind
written. Price only rs cents. Address as above.
mil d&w4m
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insurance.
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND
LIE ENeURANcE 60.

LIZ = INSURANCE CO.
Principal once At NashyfIIe, Tennessee.
ORRICERss
T. d. FARNsTORTH, President.
c. B. HALL Vice President
T. L. MARSHALL, Secretary.
WI cHDsEY, General Agent.
ELIZUR WRIGHT, Actuary
This company issues policies on az the approved
plans. An its policies are non-forfeifabe after two
annual premiuma are paid Policy holders participate
IN the prodts Of the Company.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
No restrictions on travel OF residence.
No extra charge On Female Risks.
An its losses paid promptly.
Security eqai 70 any Company.
H a. BLANFORD.
State Agent, Austin, Texas.
~ Active Agents Wanted. Apply 70 STATE
AGENT VIZ
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AZ R''''''' 1'7'.sI - g A"'7's'R e''a
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ADDITloNs 80 n[PRovnRNTs.

Since last season there have been additions md in
prOVemenfs made % the Hotel buildings increasing
their capacity more than double New fnrnlturs has
been edded and All the old has been ceancd and var
niehcd, and the MATTRsssEs AEB Al NV.
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eEN. 4. 7. HAWEH0REs. arunAr Aorsa
Ts-~ oassnna1aan Tsz~
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WToMANs HEALTH.

Il lamentable fact that from causes not generally
understood female suffering appears 10 be the in
crease. The sweet young girl just entering woman.
hood soon becomes pale, feeble, emacated, ifeless
with headache pains and aches loss Of appetite pal
ptaton Of the heart cold feet and hands, and appears
70 lose that youthful vim and sprightlness much
admired The niddleaged, married lady is no less
empt from some troublesome annOyaa ce. She is con-
tinbaliy untng and fretting with pains and aches,
her secretions all impaired, her energies are lost
she iorces herself in society, she sOurs ON almost
everybody her health slowly decnee until she be-
cones mere drone IN her own household. And she at
the turn OF life is no stranger to suffering peculiar
to her at that age Habits climate and inattSp-
ton surely bring about
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EeqicaI Rxamlners.
W.H. Apaara. Nd Sc. 4 Ksshun. y. D
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THEsE SAD REsULTs

that are now hurting thousands Of females, old and
yenng 70 untimely graves. Exercise your reason YOU
Judgment and procure DR. Dromgooles English Female
Btters they viii the above female troubles In
incredible short time. They are prepared by an expe
denced physician, and is one Of the most powerfu
iron and vegetable tonics known to the medical pro
fesson They are handsomely put up in large bottles
and sold by druggists and merchants everywhere.
DR. ]. P. DRoMGoOLE,
Prop'r, Louisville, KY.
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THE HOTEI AcCoanIODATIoNs.

consist Of large brick buildns coo feet long situated
amidst the most beautiful lans which ere grounded
three sides BY he most beautiful and rapid NOM
tain streams, (the French Brood and Spring riversl
thus making upa lovely picture framed IN On an sides
b. grand and majestic mountains; altogether making
up scene more beautiful and picturesque than can
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The wheat was flowing ankle-deep
Across the field from side to side,
And dipping in the emerald waves
Ihe nRallOWa leW in circles wide.
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WARM SPRINGS
MADISON COUNTY,
Western North Carolina.

This favorite and beautiful summer resort win be
opened the hrst Of June for the reception OF visit