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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

EXAMINATION IN" eNhnlinaiou W
George 7. Ford and j. N. Quimbie.
charged with making IN armed assault
| with intent To intimidate. upon Colonel
Weller. was commenced before Judge
~risters Lindsay and Whitman appeared for
the prosecution, Colonel Taylor defend.
ing. The case will probably take up the
whole Of to-day.
CRAcg Suors.-A rifle match was shot
to-day north Of Virginia City, between
Jack 0'Brien Of the Sarsleld Guard and
Frank Nonahan Of tho Emmett Guard.
The distance MAS 200 yards, 20 shots each.
Creclmoor rules. Following In the score /:
O'Brien - ii45455454i4
4 1 as. MonahAn-5 i3i44 2
343i555442 10.
FoH CALiFoHSiA.-squir Mooney. Of
the Hale aud Norcroas mine loft yesterday
afternoon for Sierra county. California. 10
look after . gravel mine. 10 prospect which
he proposes 20 run q tunnel this Winter.
lie will be absent but q few days.
ASSESSMENT. - An assessment Of Ave
cents pr share il levied by the segre-
gated Rock Island Mining Company. do
linquent ON the 10th Of October next.
see Official notice IN u ADVERTISING col'
OWEN FRASER OF uoii hui' mas niadsa
bot u SEQ with Bill Meservo that he can
driy. his gray horse around the track,
-
mJr,n Of n ,r Oi.y, ",si . ~ 'n ,h,s
evening
-. IT,, romn.,, .na m,,,,o. w
prr.h n r,ns,ee M he omnsnv have
been At IN. town Of Sutm for Tho pas, two
or three days.
A MAN delivering Docs beer In Silver
Civ last MonJ.y was arrested under the
drummer law. He gave bonds In the sum
OF 200 Tor ms appearance beiore 'nase
TAT on sa'nrua! next
GENERAL THOMAS THUMB anu MS LIN
prntian company are 10 .irg'nia Guy;
Ihey appsar ~ Maaona, uaIIa hA' ah"
me- &C.,. a. -. =.
,omr,o1 n ,.mn., vim, ,ho n.ns, 81 ,u,v.
temp,eu 70 tn'hpci WIN .no PAhei " yu,y.
sen, IN prison for five days.
Tur or.nl Io.,,, M E,iyht. M pvthi.s
,"s.. 49,
nuai session In Reno, commencing next
Monday.
Ir ia reported that sheriff Kelly desires
n emn,ov , man 10 ,.Lo am mana n.,iept
10 the Woodbridge asylum In California.
n,o,o. 49,. c,,., r,,,,..r ., ,ho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

-o0"' Asoo' i'V'' i'oo snu Ao'V-'o"' 'e''As'
The ore breasts and Slopes at all points arc
looking aud Welding finely. and twice the
.uoru, =, o.. ILL 10 .x...,o, 4, &c.,
49,,
sary. Inc Slopes ana breasts east snu
west, at the i650-foot level. are looking
| mlendidlv. and more and morc rich ero 1.
- ,---
ue'eiopcd ~ the sill moor Is advanced
southwark. The main drift west from the
| O.. and q. shaft. Al this level. 4. being con.
| tinueJ toward The west wall of the ore
| Manned anil The face h. in hard blasting
ore WHEEL viii mill about $40 to the tom
Tb;. Jr;n IA running strairht 10 connect
vi,h lie Consolidated sbsft, The sinking of
which Is being continued from the 1850
loot level. A sniaii engine Is piaceu IN
!. i.ing condnc,cd vi,bout nm. .id Of he
surface engines. or interfering with the
workings above. A branch urn, Is Also DO
ins an .os,h US ,.o1s nrif, cornsction
| with the Gould and Curry at the l75O-foot
level. recently completed. aiorls most e.
ceiieht snd mucn hsueu ..n'i,s',oui nv
connection was maue W 'no ."nso'as.Yu
ground; AMI the uouid anu curry urn,
being ven iret the lowest .ne .ouso'uaseu
driit !. being con,inneu sou,n aoo'e ,.'or
sill noor' IN oruer W run '"c o,o os'to
The q. y " smart. Ctosscu,.lns I,o,n
tins drht Will DC eomhieheeu ~Ior.h"i.n'
M better ore Is ekpse.eu '" w. ins' WIZ
mat IN tho urn no. ocins ",s s's".'
DIVING W is pc'ns ,uun 'n' ~
SKIRTS OF the horse ionnu IN .ne 'e,ei
ABOVE. Tho mann uiht West iro'n 'ue
Y. u Z. smart a, this i.V,i Is peins s'eau'
lily advanced WESTWARD ieyohh the WINE
toward the west WALL IN order 10 ascertain
the full width and value ~ the or Nein
~ mat point. ~ ,ac" W eho Urn. ~
eonthnes IN hafu "'as''ns o'e' giving NV"
ASSAYS
yellow Jacket.
Al tho oaD0. f,ot laval Tho main drift csst
r-,,,,- 80 III a.,
" IN ''' '~'. Inc race U, tue urn III
porphyry AMI quartz, showing no particu.
lar change since last weeks report; 81
| feet has been aided 10 the length Of the
| drift during the week. The main south
drift 4. in 275 feet. % feet having been
aided /; tho face Is In quartz and p~orphyry.
Nineteen feet has been added To the length
oi uns man n,n, n ".. ', mn. ,n ae. =, ~.
iriit /. in le,Ir, porpLyry. with strcaLs
OF quartz. No other work 81 Importance
Ia being done In the oll mine. the pros
pceting operations being confined a. til.
level. Very little water Is met with III
either drift. The new air pipe mentioned
In last report operates finely. aifording
excellent ventilation. Al the new working
shaft Ia the eastward excellent progress
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
the coMsTock.
Latest official Mining News
For the Week Endins Wednesday,
September 10, 1917.

ssscks Cheeker-d-The Market Wa
verisg aud Observation-Disclosures
mess tn IN Mines Bsuausa
Developments. Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
rhc Extra A~..io..

NEw YoRK. Sept. is.-A Wooid's wash
ington special remarks . concurrence Of
opinion among Senators and members Of
Congress who have been In ihe city during
the past few days. engaging quarters for
the Winter and looking after their depart.
ment business. that the extra sesaion will
DO confined mainly TO the purpose for
which II Is called-the passage Of . bill
making appropriations for the army for
the present fiscal year. and to provide for
tho deficiency In the payment Of the navy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
The Turks Dcfes. the Cxarownz's
Army.

tsrxcraL Di,rArcurs ro rHs ooLp HrI
IA ~ NEws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

Isr uus a. AND p. rrlsaa,ru lrS,.i
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slouisi a Garry.

The connection Of the north drift at the
i7Oo-fcot level with the Consolidated Vir-
ginia gives good ventilation. and Ia gradu-
ally cooling OF the portion Of the mine
affected by IL. sinking the main incline
10 resumed. At the ioO0.foot level the
drift south 10 connect with the Savage
joint Wine Is progressing well and will be
completed in about three weeks. and per-
haps less. As II Is being work~i from 10Th
emil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
savage.

II will tale abou, a week or tan days
more to put in the new pump rods n
plumb up the pump shaft. after which II
\. ,xpectsd that tho water will he more
easily conquered. Meanwhile a bailing
tank il employed IN raise the water and
.epd IL ont through the Gould 4 Curry.
and with tho assistance 81 tho Hale 4
Norcross pump the water IL kept reduced
hslnw tho l9OO-fool level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
Justice.

Daily yield. $50 tons. The face Of the
lateral drift south from the cast crcss-drift
at the ii50-foot level Is showing good
punches and strsaks Of ore, and q good
development in that limo Il anticipated at
almost any time. The upraise above the
iOOO.foot level continues in good ore. The
drift south at the l0OO-foot level shows
Improvement In both quantity and quality
Of the ore. and the water In the Wine
sunk below this level Is being slowly
drained by the Silver Hill mine. Tho ore
breasts and Slopes Of the upper producing
levels are looking and holding out well.
Preparations are being made TO sink the
incline below the il50-foot level. for the
purposs Of opening up . new level. Work
viii b commenced next week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
Gran.l rsizr.

The recent destruction Of the hosting
works building amounted to a mere moth
ing. the working Of the mine scarcely
being even interrupted. The mills are
kent steadily running on rich ore from the
mine, and the destroyed building IA being
replaced by . new M at q very rapid rate.
The roasting furnaces are being pushed
forward 10 completion a. speedily a. pos
sible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
Mexican.

The northeast drift at the icoo-foot level
Is steadily advancing In gosi orc indiea-
tons. The Mexican and ophir joint winze
at the i70o-foot level Ia making good pro-
gress downward with the aid IL the lnger-
soii drill; rock very hard. The crosscut
east At the itcj-foot level. being made
Jointly with the Union Consolidated Com.
| pany ON the limo between the two mines,
Il progressing we'll in favorable vein
matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

At the li50-foot level tho main drift
south Is In asa feet. with the face In hard
blasting rock. requiring no timbering.
The south drift Is In 40 feet. In about the
SAINT sort Of material. The incline winze
Is steadily being continued downward In
favorable working ground. Water in
crcases somewhat. but IL easily handled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

The new incline pump works splendidly
and has been very etiectual in reducing
the water. Work Is resumed At the ESQ.,
foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19


CnicA.o. Sept. 49, The later 0csan
Washington correspondent asked Secretary
sherman what answer he would give TO
Ohio men who ask leave Of absence 10 20
home from their Washington work to vote
In Ohio. lie said he should 20 himself,
as 10 his privilege ind duty. and would
allsw all others whose work could be left
without public detriment 70 do the same,
but their furlough would be four or five
days instead Of the usual ten days. The
Cabinet has decided this question for al
departments.
The President will send only an In
formal message IN Congress In October.
announcing the reasons why the extra
session was called. and giving reports and
estimates.
It Is said Governor Mccormick has been
selected 10 represent the United States al
the Paris Exposition II Congress makes
provision for such representation.
A Tribune Washington special says the
Indian CommIssionership has been offered
70 E. R. Hoyt Of New York. and b has
accepted II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

The drifts north at tho 400 and icoO-
foot lsveh are still driving ahead. both In
very favorable win matter. the last men,
tionei showing considerable improvement
over last week. 4 heavy How OF water
continues coming from both drifts. Al
the ~iGOO-foot level q tank station for 4
piunser pump Is being completed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13
POWDER SPRINGS POINTS.

Little Annie Guyton died on the 9th inst,
-DIED-Ou the 10th inst, Mrs. Ada Good
win, wife Of our esteemed friend. Hiram d.
Goodwin. Her remains were carried to Car
tersvills for interment. She was a most esti
mable lady aud devoted wife. We tender
our sincere sympathy to the ber.aved husband
Times unusually dull since the exhibition.
The dedication of the Baptist Church is
postponed until the first Sabbath in August
Some distinguished divines are expected to be
present on the occasion.
The match game of base ball was played at
Douglassville on the 4th inst between the Ac-
tives of that place and the Red Belts of Pow.
der Springs. The game resulted Actives AZ,
Red Belts AZ. Being drawn battle, the Ac-
tives refused to play the ;'tecidng game. The
five or six hundred people present done justice
TO good dinner and dancing followed.
OH FoGY.
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SCRAPS
BY cULLIE AND cUI BONO.

| III CuLi.iE AND CUI BONO.
Let the cooling breezes gently round me
| roll
From Nova zrmhla' mountains, from Green.
lands icy pole,
For Oh this weather is hot enough TO roast
q fellow whole!
according to previously arranged affair,
the Chuck base ball club met the Chattahoo-
chees on their grounds at Roswell on the 4th
inst, for a challenged game. After two hours
crsdtable playing on both sides the Chucks
came off as victors with score Of 43 to 3d.
The game was skillfally played and was UNI
pired by that urbane gentleman, Mr.. Stewart,
of Roswell. After the game was concluded, all
repaired by special invitation to the academy
grave where the Chucks again were victorious
ia ai-l,osing Of the palatable aud delicious
yianls set before them. The occasion was
mark ed by il being fou' til of July picnic, par
ticipated in by the Good Tempars and Sunday
Hanssl w.re in attendance and did much to
aid their cause and make success Of the day.
Here We bid sorrowtul farew-llto thrive Of the
Club Msssrs. Young, Banks. and Phillips, who
were leaving us at that place for new fields Of
husiness In The mountain country, where they
90 10 remain during the GUNNER. As the wag
on containing them faded from our gaze, there
wa. fiuttering Of hats in the distance, faint
shou, and we gave them up to the fostering
care If Nur b Georgia, knowing that three ot
our hest players had vanished and gone. Sue
GERS 10 THIN.
Taken altogether it was pleasant day,
marked by many features of kindness from our
Roswell friends, and tnlivened by their good
viii aud happy considerations for the pleasure
of visitors. A, least such was our opinion as
we lift them.
The printer spoiled our little verse last
week. Il should have read as follows;
b. cunning and cute
Aud keep Out the way of the cannon shoot,
Or cunning at all
And out of the way of the cannon ball.
Your .'little verse was spoiled last time,
BY the careless omission OF a line!
All we'll, where is the harm at all,
To your i'cuts," ashoot, and 'cannon ball r
--PkINTER.l
In Cartersyils last Sunday We met many
old friends, among whom were w. II. Wikle.
Joe Moou, +. S. Stephens and John Moon, all
Of them shining lights in Cartersvills's social
arena.
p. S. Shelman, Esq, the gentlemany
clerk at the Kicks House, Cartersville, is the
prince of hotel men.
Miss Fannie Woodruff, of Griffin. and Mr..
j. C. Anderson Of Chattanooga, are stopping at
the Kennesaw House.
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NOTICE.

WE ARE NOW OFFERING TO
sell our entire stock of
Dry Goods and Groceries
at low prices for cash or to good
prompt paying customers to be paid
by the first Of November. We have
full line of Dry Goods and Grocer
les and Hardware, just purchased
and to arrive. We must and will
sell, if we cannot get our price we
must take yours. And those that
owe us on accounts and notes for the
last two or three years, if they do
not call and settle them, they need
not be surprised to find them 10 the
hands of an officer for collection.
We think two or three years ID long
enough for any man to have that in
tends to pay for what he purchased.
We must close up our business.
w. j. KHSER & co.
Marietta, April 20, 1877.
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CHEROKEE DOTS.

aged the growing corn. The wheat crop il
veFy good, over an average.
There is more sorghum cane planted this
year than was ever known before.
The Cherokee Georgian will in future be
Brewster retires to private life.
Prof. Attaway examned and licensed pub
lie school teachers last Saturday.
Eli Lovingood is having a new residence
built at Cherokee Mills.
II. j. O'Shiells has new member to his
family--a nine pound son. Truly 1t seems ed
ltors have luck as well as other people.
The Tax Receiver has closed his books.
PERsoNNE.
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LOST MOUNTAIN LEAVES,


The steam wagons have been smoking
round the wagons threshing out wheat The
yield will be greater than was anticipated -
The seasons continne good for all other crops.
Since my communication to You Oh the
subject of tobacco using, thousands of plants
have been set in the earth. Chewers and smok-
srs are determined to have plenty.
We think if you had ~ agent at this Office
it would pay. The people appreciate your lib
srality in publishing items from all sections ct
Cobb.-f Mr.. Joshua Jackson Is our agent
If you should hear of some persons in this
land Of steady habits that believe in the doc
trins of tree love, we beg ofyou not to look
upon the actors as the average Of the balance
of us.
-MarrIea the 9Th ofJuly by Rev Luke
Mezell of Powder Springs, Dir. j. M. Hewitt
to Miss Wilson. Johnnie you have our best
wishes for happiness aad prosperity.
ROWDY.
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What the Bilious REQUIRE.

Since torpidity of the liver is the chief cause
gifts disorder, it is evident that what the billions
require is an Alternative simulant WHICH will
arouse it to activity, an effect that is followed
by the disappearance of the various symptoms
indicative of Its arrangement Hostetters
Stomach Bitters invariably achieve the prima
~ result mentioned, lesidss removing the con-
sipation, tiatulence, heart burn. yell"wness OF
the skin aud whites Of the eyes, pain in the
RICH, side and under the right shoulder, nausea,
vertigo and sick headache, to which bilious in
valids are peculiarly subject. As a asmedy for
chronic Indigestion, mental dependency and
nervousness the Btters are equally ef6cacions.
and as a renoyant Of lost vigor, means # ar;
RESTING premature decay, ard 4 spnree Of rsllet
from the in6rmaties 10 which the gentler sex ia
peculiarly subject, they may be thoroughly re-
lied upon.
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Worked 70 Death.

We pity that maeh abused organ. the liver.
I, is held rsaponsibls for every little ACHE aud
psin. II is peusured on every hand. Il b
made to daddy nearly ell diseases and j. work,
ed TO death. This Is detrimental. qnwiss and
unsafe Let the liver rest. Use no strong
medicines. Keep your bowels open now and
then by the nse Of mild and simple remedies,
those which are pleasant and received kindly
by the stomach. Such remedy is Bailey's So
line Aperisnt, which is pleasant, refreshing and
qffsrveseent II is sold at one half the usual
price, and is all you need.
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False Impression,

1t is generally supposed by physicians and
the people generally that Dyspepsia can not in
variaby bs cured, b9t We are pleased t9 saF
that GREES's ApGUsT FLoWER has never, to
our knowledge. failed to oure Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint In all It's forms, such as Sour
Stomach, Cos,iyeness. Sick Headache, palpita-
ton of the Heart. Indigestion. bad taste in the
mouth, &c. Out of the $4,000 dozen bottles,
sold last year. not single failure was reported.
but thousands of complimentary letters receiv-
cd from Druggists of wonderful cures. Three
doses viii relieve any case. Try it. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size IS cents. For
sale by VIM. Root or p, 4. Strong 20 =
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COBB AND MURRAY

MURRAY Co., Ga, July 9th, III.
DEAR JouRNAL--We, of Cobb
county, have | think great cause to
rejoice in our locality, for while the
lands here in Murray are in the main
as fertile, land even more SOY as
they are in our county, yet the
prices range far lower. 1t is simply
amazing how cheaply lands are be,
ing offered for sale all over this good
old county, and yet there are but
very fow buyers; many of her citi
zens on the contrary, are moving
away-have got the western fever
and hundreds of them will rue the
day and the hour they left, as many
are already doing. Why, here,
within three miles of the county eseat,
lots Of 100 acres, partially improved,
are offered at from three to four and
five hundred dollars, and almost no
purchasers at that !! The land lies
nearly level and is heavily timbered.
and yet one here can see and feel
that it is really better to buy homes
in Cobb county, and live there, too,
than it is to buy these cheaper
homes and live here. Is it not our
locality that makes this great differs
ence 7 Do not the State Railroad,
and the young giant, Atlanta, give
US the inside track ? If not, what
does it. We have it, this is GER
tain. And yet Murray has as fer
tile soil and as grand mountain
scenery as any other county in
northwest Georgia. Crops here are
good, and fruit as abundant as in
Cobb, or other counties.
Il. +. JEFFRIEs.
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Big shanty Mills.

Having put my Mills in thofeagh repair ]
am prepared to make as good Flour as San be-
made in the State. Dry your wheat and try the
Big Shanty Mills. You will get from forty to
forty.two pounds of good -four to the bushsl.
Ny grinding days are Tuesdays. Wednesdays.
Fridays and Saturdays. Igrind wheat for the
tenth, and corn for the eighth.
6: y: JOHNSON.
July 18th, 1S77.-aat.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13

THE RESULT OF A CHINAMAN's
AvARICE. In an article describing
the elegant new dwelling built in San
Francisco by Mr.. Charles Chrocker,
the Chronicle of that City says:
'Mr. Crocker's grand residence oc
cupies an entire block of ground with
the exception of a lot fronting on
Sacramento street, owned by Nicho.
las Yung, the undertaken. When
Mr.. Croker concluded to build, he
wished, of course, to purchase Yung's
lot, and offered $4,000 for it. Yung
demanded $4,000, which, after some
delay, Croker agreed to pay. In
the meantime, however, Yung's ideas
Of the value Of his property had en-.
larged, and when $4,000 was offered
him, he demanded SO, 900 and subse-
quently $4,000, which Croker re-
fused to give. Some months ago
Mr.. Croker built a fence about the
modest home of the Yung's, rising
above its roof and misunderstanding
off all outlook excep This
fence remain q
the Crock
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are
ehose suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant More than seyenfy-fye per cent OF the
people in the United States ale afflicted with
these two diseases and their effects such as sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitu@l Coativeness
Palpitatiop ef shs Heart. Heart burn, Water.
bra5h, gpawing AND burning pains d The pit Of
he Stomach, Yellow Ski :, Coated Tongue and
dsagreeabe taste in the mouth, coming up o.
food after ealing, low spirits. &c. Go to your
Druggists. VIM Root or B. X. Strong.
and get rs cent Bottle of AUGUST FLOWER
or Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Try it. Two
doses will relievey on.
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BTadfield.s Female Regulator,

Also Simmon's Hsp4.ic Compound, unriyalleA
Liver Mediciue. Also Or, O. Phelps Rrawn's
Restorative Assimilaa', the great pars for FiiA
and al the popular Proprietary Medicines u
the day, 10 be had at the Drug and Medicine
store Of b. r. STRONG, Old stand Of g. W.
Williams
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Stone, sec. ~ iiumphFies,
Treas; Or w c Cannally, Chap; N Ga Sup.
porters, j T Pace, J I.egg, v. Gs Support
srs, N l. Ruff. j s Evans; J r Kendy, R 8
8; Mack-y, L s S; B f McDuffie, C; NJ
L Petty, w; J w Ruff. G; Fl C Ruff, o. G.
At the close Of the installation, w. j. Hudson
made an interesting and able speech in the in
terest OF the order and was listened to with
marked attention by the audience.
The following gentlemen were elected town
officers last Saturday lF MeDuffie Mayor
DR. w G Oonnally. j W Ruff, J A Fambrough,
and t p Whitfield, Aldermen.
j Prather has had All addition put to
each end Of his store house and is goingto have
/, painted 1t Is occupied by J w Hardwick Of
Atlanta.
Georgia York has been spending soms
time with her friends Hattie and Ellie Moore Of
this place.
,RSFRVER
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= - 800 g.
Hhe Buckeye.

II is well established fact, that Tabler'
Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure, if used &C
cording to directions, the Esculus Hippocasta-
mum. usr Horse Chestnut, commonly known as
the Buckeye, has been highly esteemed for
many wears. oweing to the fact. thas il possrs-
ses virtues, living in the bitter principle called
Eseuliu which can be utilized for the cure Of
Piles. If affected with that terrible disease.
hse Buckeye.Pile Ointment, and be relieved.
Fer sale By VIII. Root, Druggist! -