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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-13

Fine article; d,y Scnppcrucng Wine,
Otard,; \ Go. genuine cognac Brandy,
pure \. G, Aprj: Brandy, III ice Stone
Mountnin tGe"rgini Corn Wliskey, pure
n. G.. Sweet Mtsh Corn Whiskny, NV
Cabinet Rye the best w:liskey in town,
and flll stock OF Mi other good Liquors.
Also, tue celebrated Indian Pale Ale,
fresh Lager and Sweet Sparkling Cider on
dmnght. The largest and best selected
town, Blackwcll's genuine Smoking To-
bacco, Messina Oranges and Lemons for
ale low for cash by
jnne12 i. w. HABENICHT.
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w coll the attention OF the Ladies'
toour new stock Of Bib Collars, Collcrottcs.
Linen Collars, Silk Ties, HambArg Edg-
3ngs. Berlin and Kid Gloves, Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, and vario,,s
other goods which wo are Offering as low
as anybody.
Calicoes from to 81 cents.
Erown 'iomespun from to II cents.
bl'nched Homespuns from 6I to l2A
cents. 2
Checked Homespuns from 10 to 12,5
cents.
Ticking from 10 to 25 cents.
1914 Bleachod and Brow, Shectinps,
very low.
nice assortment of Dress Goods and
Fancy, Dress Buttons, Shawls, Ladies' end
Misses Boulevard Skirts, white, red and
plaid, Flanncls, Jeans, Cassimores aud
Repcllants.
Our Gents Department is full and oom
plete. Everything from pa per collar to
an oyorocat.
A good assortment of Carpets on hand
Our stock of Shoes and Hardware is
complete. "
G1ll and examine our goods, md wo
VIII convince You that wo don't intend to
DO undersold by anybody, anywhere.
MCMASTER g. RRTcN
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Wines, Liquors Tobacco, &c.

IINlSE Pale sherry Wine, hno n. G..
L. Stuppcrnong Wine. Gnc oi,. Porto
Port Wine, line imported Glaret Wiuc,
For table use.
Also,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-13

At tho railroad meeting held at
the Carswell Institute, Anderson,
on Thursday, resolutions were
adopted by the citizons Of Hall
township. pledging $4,000 by taxa.
tion to the building of the Anderson
and Savannah Valley Railroad.
Speeches we're made by Messrs. w.
9, Brown, J. CO. Featherston, e.
M. Rucker and perhaps others
upon this ssubject The road il going
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Wdllen ipr The Dallas hemid,l
THAksPLAkTED
NJ wErTHrA H. LEAoHaAE

Another sstdlei AOVn An0 hersmllf
frpAiu 10 death nn paiiih lnianl llpsi
1hTW ilme W hlprnlll, ~ eilln ,,,,..,.
Aathro tho sayiurs lulapt handprr w 10,
MID narlh-nOWnis rHlp as sweets tNn
huWrhlfln sips
Tho hpflng time piuhnl ~ 10 LAlln
Went numprllnh'
nAlas theresnne too low r. ~, oul ia NE,
foldlng hts hands W hlds lhe weapons
The pruner nro each household hapd
Till, o'eruna iaoe sllh golden yhIonal ~,
Shading hia oyoH Ia hldu lhn hu'llhb
ofwlly, holay down nls hand ,,.,,y
Aud ono molo raln drop Of tho heart had
one mote Wits My has boan plao'ed
A wanG@iul,biiI opoo more found rsst
For when the sums hrHt ray had wNVFu
Onn more ETgri ne MT had had IN blfui,
tho npm aluulhm.a lendeT hlehll
100 ~ l'I no iWhua' N"o '''""'
40 '9p' In onrnl' Hndly NY mother
turns
All cuishel, and trembling nom tue
hnllui
Pure ~ tha munnlighl'a stainless ray.
when Anlt aud mrlloWnd,
Aud tho her heart IA sorrow thrills AMI
ANA buIuH,
Hon D 10 iipi breathe IN penllanoe the
while, .......
"Thb lard gave, the Lord hath taken
"""'' uuts uutte Ia, hnllOwpd %
DAI,I.AA, IpIph June /, III
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QUIDITIES.

1
Free Press; The war>maps of Europ,
don't got IN quite enough mountains
fthere was one more range, dpeopl,
would feel certain that there was no,
enough level ground in Turkey for /
croquet party. su,irirg !. -..,si. "a.
"Algernon," she whispered, twill
you always, always, love meT' Evan,
geline, swear it, he responded in a
passionate murmur Then there was q
sound as ofa clam falling into the mud,
and all was still.
Puck An exchange says that Colonel
Robert lngersoll received for legal fec A
one>third Interest In locomotive. but
it was taken out of the country by
divers creditors. Then it must have
been submarine engine. Can't he
engine themi u a.,i a. lfIsr.rI
SGtbouis may 20 crazy about her dou.
be twins but she hasn't lieutenant.
general, United States army, who. when
congress adjourned without making an
appropriation for the army, fearlessly
authorized the launching oftwins girls
at that --[Ghicago Tunes. 4 'r
We give ID up The white league in
Louisiana must be devil incarnate
able 10 take on any fofM 10 chooses f,t,
the New York; Times says that il muir.
dered James Laws, though I'VE know
that when 1. did 50 ID had the form
and semblanco ola black man. t.e-
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STATE OVER.

Crimes CO,mtg-rhe Tablet editor adj
vertlses for water.melons. "A bride
was kissed by an editor, and he told il
through the paper, .4. -..oe b..
Brd:os CdURtN--The Bryan rifles is the
name OF new military company. lite
officers number sixteen, and its privatos
number thirty-one, -
Mildn tolmty.--Cole, the circus man
did not pay his license, and has been
arrested, -AThe Messenger has arisen
from its ashes, and appears in good new
typo. t 200 -" 4"ei -. "l'
Cbltn Comty.--0n Tuesday evening,
the prisoners in Jail made an attempt
TO escape, but Davis, the Tailor fred
three shots at them and they shot
into their cells.-Court commences
Monday. -.i ' FEE .HHlt WV
Robertson Comg.-The county com.
missioners have ordered tax of thirty.
seven and one-half cents on the hund-
red dollars, to build court.house.--A
negro started q fire with kerosine in
Calvert IL was rcd.hot little while.
Tho lire department OF town helped to
save the house. t u. -. n
anderson C0imty.--John Summer A
respectable civil engineer of Palestine,
was stabbed in the right side of his
head, which caused his death on Friday
morning, The aggressor ia Dan Haley
VINO mas been arrested and awaits trial.
--rGeneral Joe Sohnsion was in Pales.
tine last week.---!1he trade guide Is
out
Ldrris County.--Grissom was refused
bail, and his attorneys have taken AN
appeal--Watson could not give $3.50
bail, and he is in jail.-Thc excite
ment has quietcd 10 an acauiescense n
let the law be sindicated, and the peol
plo viii uphold tho officers, -----Tbe
twenty,eighth Episcopal dioceaan oonn.
Gil met IN Houston Thursday.
MeIephdn C6uHiy.-waco citizens ara
to paying the tax or wotk;ns
ON the streets six days. Resolutians
we're passed and petitions signed IN Nav.
The same repealed.-Petitions arc cir.
,nlaiing for q new postal route from
Waco, via Norway mills, to Rocky
ianche.--J. II. Leatherman has been |
appointed deputy United States col. |
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api0r tot the fourteenth district with
headquarters NJ Waco
GaheSioH fbmly. Ben Gordon, who
married. negro woman Ia HalYeslon,
and who Wns reported as q member Of
Tho Washington Guards was never hn
active member. llo cried, says the
NeWa, when h0 was going i0l the "
ceuse. lle has left lheeiiy, iand u IL
thought has gone 10 New Orleapa, Ito
was NAN Of considerable wealth, left
him by am uncle
M4 County, -Ge0rgo P0gue aud u
N. Smith. gefe tried Ia Waxahachle,
for the murder Of Singleton last June,
pOpe was sentenced 10 ten years apd
Smlth, seyen years IN the peniIentiafy
The Enierprlae gives tho ACREAGE nt
wheat AZ 2A 600 acres cotton, 9b2lp
other grain, ~ 600 The estimate Of tho
wheat, Ia iJ2 OOO bushels corn, ,Oi0,-
0OO hushela cotton, / b0O haloS oats
| lGO,OOQu Total valuation VI mokl hlp,'
300 The population Qf tho county is
1000 Schq9l children, lOOQ nd
Johnson C6aHtE--A man became drunk
~ Clsburne by drinking the early boaps
tia " the morning" II IL Thought No.
will noQoVor,+-t-lhe Glebnrns people
lTp promised that the TAP extension
viii reach lhem IA time N carry oil ile
crop IN autumn IA dlvputo,in y ton
pin alley oa,ia6d q kllillhg. aud sopje
aTeaui. George Davis Ia Tho wounded
pagly r----iSnIn Mynra was Asnt 10 Wakh-
IbNbio, and triod onla haLau oorpl',
ahd released on 5000 bail bond liz
Wm charged With ooWpliQty IN lllo
murder oiMts, Heater, '."'
nrHdifmm tbhiWARoy Mr., Rogers. 81
Dallas, oxpolinded religion NJ lone Ehp
lpeb Snndayrt---A phtty moVIag in b
Wagon, YoAt Of Kaulllmn, stolc q heel
and killed II, .whorApon tho own9r
ordoFcd their arrest Constable still
aud posse started 10 mako the arrest
Constable sun IN attempting 10 arreit
his man. who was separated from tllc
lolhera, had 10 fro upon him and xii
lhlm He escaped unhgmod, though
the dohpothdo iirod several shots uppl
him The desperate walked 10 I'd,
wagon before he died Ills name wa,
Beard, andlhe lb,llhiae,it5John Wesley
llardin's gang, aud was known M th.
brayest desperate IN Texas The othdl
nariioa vtood their triali mud got iola0l
LupOnq Ahe eTidaDao Of bbhoiwomenI whi
liwore with tliom. ---,, l.awTellUA wInts d
take charge of the public schools, mi
got tho Peabody lund,n.l n-DNL
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Tho Republicans Of Pennsylvania
hold their state convention August 2P
Senator Sargent libel suit in CALI
fornh, has been ignored by the grand
jury. . .d .
Governor Cullom, Of Illinois has
vetoed tho hill rtho legislature making
silver u Legal tcndar, ..
A, c. Anderson, OF Ohio colorcd, y
the prospective oppponloc OF minister
10 llaytL luHnleh 0.|
Several minors were killed by m ok
plpiop ~ o mine IN. Dpnyer Colorado,
on "Wednesday, uI...'
bItN,Govbrhor q. A, Hadley Of Arkan-
ANS has received the appointment ~
postmhster ut Little Rock
Exstiovcrnor Yarmouth of Louisl
ana, was married to Miss Sallic Dumnd,
|'of Newark, New Jersey, on Thursday
4 fro at Blossom Prairie, Texas, des-
troyed several buildings, the loss
amounting 10 about ten thousand dol
lars. ..,
THE petition asking to have Fred
Dougns removed from his position in
Washington, has been lost or carried
away,
Tho Jury IN the Nelson murder triad
at Topeka rendered II verdict Of not
guilty, The Judge sNid the verdict met
his appreciation fully,
Willie Dem, tho Chicago boy who was
thought u be u second Charlie Ross,
who was lost twelve days, was iohnd a
torpsc floating in the lake near the city.
A band Of Indians at Camp Bowie,
Arizona, May 49, murdered mail
carrier and were pursued by soldiers,
who, however found them too strong TO
attack ....
An old and hyorite servant at the
Gait house. in Louisville, committed
suicide. May %, 10y jumping from the
ROOF, u distance of eighty feet. The
cause is unknown.
The annual meeting Of the Illinois
Central railroad was held in Chicago,
May 30 Four directors were reelected
and two new ones elected in the place
Of Mcssrs Osborn and Bliss Those
holding over are Messrs A. j, Dulnan,
Stpyyesant Fish, B, j, Aver and W, X,
Alderman, Nj John Elliott, of the
firm of Briggs ~ Co, New York, was
elected in tho place of Osborn, and Mr.,
James c. Clark in the place OF Bliss
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WESTERN NEWS,



Cedar city, Missouri II washing into
tho Missouri river, '''e '
The Arkansas editors meet in con
yontjop NJ Fort Smith onJune q, Az
effort IL bcipg mnlc 10 secure union II
the Missouri aud Arkansas associations
NJ Hot Springs on the Sth. tl'
Missouri raised 10000, 600 pounds oil
tobOcno last yenr, forwhich she received
about $2,0OO,0OO. ' "
The Missouri state convention oi
shorthorn breeders, win be held thil
ydor at louisiana, Missouri commenc-
Ing August LIST, ..t..,....,.I
Stockton journal; Vernon county
il taking steps toward breaking up 81
tho band of murderors whol hive beel
hanging imTont men. 'H'' I
Major John :. Mellon, of St Louis
has remedy for hog cholera, and SC
great is his faith in il that lie has filed d
claim for $40 VDO reward offered by the
state for a cure for this disease. 1t j.
simply feeding turpips to the diseased
animals, ....,.....
Ranaas. '
The number of persons now coming
into Kansas is estimated Mt 900 pen
day ..f e.a uma d. 4a.s,I -.
A man nine feet seven inches tail
recently passed. through Osborn City
according 10 tho vcracious Farmer.
The marshal of Abilene is under $500
bonds for knocking down negro who
was creating 4 disturbance. '''
Kansas has 1900 miles Of railway in
operation BY the end of this year it is
thought the number of miles will be
increased from 300 to 500.
The snakes begin 10 come out of the
snake dens near Concordia, and there is
TO be mass meeting of tho people to
devise means to get rid of them. =
Sickle and Sheaf. 'H"' ..N ..-
Mrs, j. Clarke Swayze announces
that owing to delicate health and the
pressure OF household duties she finds
it impossible to conduct the Topeka
Blade to her satisfaction, and announces
VIM MI ~ ID Il ltnihil, VINO mas Deel
long connected with the paper as city
editor, will hereafter have full editorial
charge, Mr.. Fithian is certainly "the
right man in the right place"
..,.., .,y Indiana. ......
At Evansville on May 80, William
Whitehead, deputy jailor of Henderson
county, Kentucky, shot and killed q
prisoner named rotten in the Hende,>
son jail this morning. Totten was try.
ing to escape, and struck tho jailor on
the head with bar of iron, stunning
him, when the jailer shot him.
Receiver Chapman. of the Lafayette,
Muncie and Bloomington railroad finds
it necessary to borrow $4,000 to meet
the labor and supply bills, and has
ASKED tho United States court for au,
thority to do so, t.....
the city council of indianapolis, In.
diana, ordered loan of 100000 To
meet current expenses, and directed
the treasurer to pay all outstanding
warrants. a H... 81. ...'..t.. ;
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GRAND MASTER LAYG so often plays
out, il is scarcely worth while to notice
his failures, But his recent escapade
before Governor Hubbasd will bear res
citing. As usual. he wished To dictate
tho successor Of Judge Saunders. in
Bell county, and run the bench AS we'll
M the legislature. He obtained the
signatures to petition of five hundred
OF the faithful brethren, asking for the
appointment OF Mr. Goodrich to the dis,
triet bench, vice saunders, Resigned and
made haste with the precious document
to the capital to invoke the appoint.
ment. He lost no time in calling ON
his excellcncy and presenting the ap.
phcatlon in proper person. Soon after
he met delegation of LAWYERS from
Bolton, who bore apotltion signed by
all OF the bar, asking for the appoint.
mont OF Mr. Alexander. When told
the object OF their visit, he concealed
rom them his true mission, pretending
that his visit was for the purpose of OH.
tanning pardons Of prisoners. and that
he would be perfectly satisfied with the
appointment of Alexander. The GOV,
eernor, however, lot the cat out of the
bag, and told the committee of LAWYERS
that l'angs,application had preceded
theirs and he must have time IN con.
slider the whole matter which h, did
and gave the appointment 10 Alexander
no doubt concluding that the bar was n
better Judge Of the qualifications of a
lawyer for the bench than n presumntu.
GUS demagogne of the stripe of Lang 4
Col State Gazette. ''
Without knowing how much typth
tho above contains, yet il certainly CON
tains enough ofsomething imporatiyelv
demanding q denial from Col Ian, Il
Is no part Of his duty as the chiefos tbo
grangers to take such action, and il was
indclicate If not positively wrong. In
making up our verdict, we should how.
ever remember that the STATE Ga,sit,
has always been bitterly unfriendly 10
Lang. and Elliott ia hard fighter and
withal. q little careless as TO the wea.
pons he uses. If Mr.. Lang did an. |
proach Governor Hubbard ON the sub |
ject OF = judicial appointment the oct
was wrong because you cannot separate |
his character Of private citizen fror
his Office as master Of the state grange
q non.political organization. '
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DR. scHENcKsp uLu oNIc SYRUP

| Bhs NVhENVhSPNLM ONtc AyRI'p
SRA WIEN TONIC, AND MAspRAxr PrIIs-
These medicines have undoubtedly her.
formed more cures of Consumption than
any other remedy known to the American
public. They me ehmpounded OF vegetable
ingredients, and contain pothlng which can
be injurious TO the human constitution
Other remedies advertised rs cures for Con.
sumption, probably contain opium, which
is a somewhat dangerous drug in all cascs
and iftaken freely by codsumptlve patients
Il must do great injury; for Its tendency is 10
confine the morbid matter In the syAtem.
which. OF coarse, must make cure lmpos.
sibie. scienck's Pulmonlc syrup is war.
rsnted not To contain q particle OF Opium. n,
10 composed Of powerful but harmless herhs
which act on the lungs, liver. stom ach. and
blood, and thus correct all morbid sacra
tens, and expei all tile diseased matter fr,m
the body. These are the only means bv
which Consumption can 10 cured. and a.
sehenek's Pulmonie syrup, sea Weed Tonlc
and Mandrake Pills are the only medicines
which operate In this way, II is obvious ,bsv
are the only genuine cure for Pulmona,v
Consumption. Zach bottle OF this lnyalu..
BILE medicine Is accompanied by full Dire
tons. Dt. sehenek is profe sslonally Al nj.
principal Office, corner sixth and A,.h
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday. wh.sa
lunlwlm
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AH.mh Ihr..,

Illinois State Register WHAT'S Gov.
ernor Cullom doing 70 arrest the crimi,
mails who are so numerous at Peoria and
All other parts Of the state7 Our renub.
hcan papers are full Of advice 10 The
southern people, aud Of censure unon
southern governors because Of the crime
N that section, but meantime, life and
property is more insecure in Illinois
than IN any Southern State Of which we
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Tnr Mineola Hag makes the charge
that TUE llrRllp INDUCES In "littlc
ppiterul hings NJ other pNpOrs'G NetSo
Bro Williams, Wo give anil take, Nut
all Observation-Disclosures poSsibleapintand ~
TO spilnlul fling, whymohrO incapable
ormakingit s AJAX any Of the boys
thoyn toll Won. Dbl ,euHH n'iHn. "1| /
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TuNAustjn &qtq@qa found in n Gcr,
man paper printed at San Antonio
what II supposed 10 BIO notice Of The
suspension Of thoSan Antonio HpqN
and was indi"crect enough 10 publish il
S'crd scalpiog VIII coupe later IN The
HcasOn. or VIZ Aro no prophet Nm.
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"But l pass" said q minister one
Sunday, In Diminishing one theme Of a
subject to take another. "Then max e
1t spades f" yelled man from the GAL
lery who was dreaming the happy
hDurs away IN an Imaginary game OF
euehre. It's needless to say that he
went out on the next deal, being as
sisted by one OF the deacons with full
hand Df clubs. ''
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In,iia one OF tbs Important Granaries
.u.1 t...... of En- rome.

Since 1871 the grain trade from India
to England has increased more than
twenty fold, and last season II amount
ell to IA third as much rs Russia sent
TO England and q sixth as mitch rs the
United States, thus standing third in
the list of those countries that supply
Great Britain with grain. The east.
ern war VIII give a still greater stimu.
nus, but the incongruity In this enter
prise Is that a country which is able to
export SO much grain should have two
or three famiDes constantly on hand.
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TnE MinoDla Mag phyh tho following
Just tribute to one of the inost faithful
AMI efficient public servants the state
has ever had tt'"'" /
Senator Coke is diligently preparing
himself for the labors that viii dcyolvt
upon him when ronpess meets, Coke
~ lilo hardest working official Tcxas over
had. and il labor and brains cAn accom-
plish anything, the interests of Texas
will not suiler Mt Ms hands.
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The delighttul effects OF this new principle
DR.. J, II. McLeap's Couyh and Lung Heal
ing Globules, As the saliva in the mouth
aets on the siobulcs "A gas is generated which
soothes and heals irritation OF the throat
and lungs makes the voioc clear as u birds
cures hoaarseness, coughs, colds and consump-
n, Tria boxes, by mail, % cents. DIR, j,
II. Mclean, 3li Chestnut street, st. Louis.
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OSn paper in each county of the state,
where ono is published, has been wrest-
ling with the delinquent tax list The
number of delinquents in each case is
small very much smaller indeed, thal,
was, to DO expected, considering thd
long spoil of exceedingly hard times we
have been passing through Lct US
hope that hereafter it will be reduced
still more. li.,y Oh.
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The Lawrence Times is also burdcncd
with letters frompasons nj distance
making inquiries abort foxas. The
number Of such drafts upon the paper,
of Texas il very great, and could all be
obvated by sending the subscription
price for say six months, and instead o
burden, IL would prove source o
profit to the publishers 1t wonder
more people don't think of this.
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Wlrcjoico 10 announce to our readers
tho resumption of the Rockdalc jcs
sfngfr which was destroyed by Gro on
tho night of tho 2lst of March There
is no such thing M fail with man like
Breeding, The messenger hns over been
II live and useful paper, and the number
before US is good evidence that its flame
has not entirely. burnod.out yet, st. /
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TINS weSslaehie iInte'ttise takes time
by tho iorolook aud givsS tho Immortal
fourth oIJnly a blizzard slightly In 0,l
vance, There IL nothing like being on
time but being ahead in tins mattor IL
getting on 10 be sure. Nl'l '.. TO-.
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VINO will he tho next leaaco Of The
ponitpntiaryY We trust II will fall into
proper hands next time, aud that the
oonyictS will b. workcd within the
wnlla hopoalict lon b.n |...
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE o.

0ua Illinois loitor this morning will
be found interesting TO parties Mailing
from thVt Flato We commsnd II fora
careful reading
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Ton ROwrRs. Of tbs lianola Wachmm
proposes n namO the next governor Of
Texaa Tor y gallon Of 0old peach,
Smart boy Tom. .u. IHH l
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''she makes all the conquests she
desires" said q gentleman, OF q reign.
Ing belle, to, a lady. True was the
sharp response; "but she'd give all her
slaves for one MASTER
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A Rcriabie Savings Rank.

One box of DIR. TUFTS Pills win save you
tnAny dollars In doctors bulls. They will
surely cure Chills and Fever; Dyspepsia
Disordered Liver or Bowels; Sick Headache
JaundlcS or Chronic Constipation. Only
10 cents. 4 ~. MaY2i.wli
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He aid not lIke to tell har

He did not like TO tell her
Her teeth were foul, her breath was bad,
And 40, he simply sent her
Some fragrant soEoDoNrhe hnd. Z
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